anyway, without further ado i'd like to ask peggy, where are you peggy? right here. peggy if you would, and followed by the sheriff. [applause] >> how about that election? [laughter] [applause] donna put me in a restraint here so i'm going to make it quick and i'm going to make it fast and i'm going to make it good. the only way peggy can do it. you know, i get asked time and again why did you speak out and my answer is why not speak out. [applause] i spoke out because a little girl, with so much hope and promise, sitting on her mother's bed, bullet to the chest, the only thing she was looking forward to is the third day of school. it was taken away from her. while it was taken away from her, a drug dealer was killed at the same time. jamie,as no mention of no mention period. so i spoke out. when you have over 4000 people shot in the city of chicago, and over 490 people are dead, and your mayor offers you a sanctuary city for illegals while your citizens get body bags, i speak out. [applause] >> i have been called uncle tom. i've been called every name under the rain

anyway, without further ado i'd like to ask peggy, where are you peggy? right here. peggy if you would, and followed by the sheriff. >>. >>. >>. >> how about that election? >> well done. donna put me in a restraint here so i'm going to make it quick and i'm going to make it fast and i'm going to make it good. the only way peggy can do it. you know, i get asked time and again why did you speak out and my answer is why not speak out. [applause] i spoke out because a little girl, with so much hope and promise, sitting on her mother's bed, bullet to the chest, the only thing she was looking forward to is the third day of school. she was taken away from her. >> while it was taken away from her. but drug dealer was killed at the same time. there was no mention. there was no mention of her comments. there was no mention.. but my neighborhood that day, i looked at. when you have over 4000 people shot in the city of chicago, and over 490 people are dead, and your mayor offers you a sanctuary city for illegals while your citizens say, i've seek out. [applause] i've been called

==peggy/2-shot== and i'm peggy bunker within the past hour... the justice department filed anappee immigration ban.l a federal judge blocked it last night. ==terry/2shot== so today... the state departmen reinstating travel visas... that had been cancelled. ==terry/boxes== nbc bay aa's lau malpertjoins uo people are... where thousands of to the ban-- but knowing that tt lived.laura.... ==peggy cu== stuck in limbo after thel... >> reporter: well, that's right, terry. take a look here. this rally is loud and passionate, but it is peaceful. and i can tell you, people just keep on streaming in here. the rally was scheduled before a federal judge issued the restraining order, and as we are finding out, that could be lifted at any moment. chanting in unison and carrying signs that read "no immigrant ban" and "fight ignorance, not immigrants," thousands packed the civic center plaza in san francisco. they're fighting against discrimination based on religion and national origin, which they say is at the heart of president trump's ban on travelers and imm

there is one name they can never call peggy and peggy will not be silent. hey called fill is shaff lee , ogant, asserttive, a bitch they called her everything, but you know what? she spoke out. she never spoke down from a fight. when she was right, she stood on her morals and principles. i hope to be an inspiration to people to step up and speak out. on july 3, my husband who is law enforcement here in stews was stop. ice in a traffic charlie, over there. he survived. [applause] he took two bullets [applause] >> when that happened, i spoke out. when we have veterans that are laying on the floor in veterans' hospitals in vmplt a. hospitals and eir only crime punishment is becaused they served without any dignity ti, without any any faults, we don't pay enough respect for these men and women that support us, defend us and defend our flag and constitution and for that, i speak out. [applause] when a son is killed in chicago, just because he is a son of a drug dealer and vendetta needs to be paid and that child is that casualty of that vendetta, i speak out. o

peggy: absolutely.the things the administration is looking at is the fiduciary role, and that rule has put a lot of sunlight on whether or not financial advisors are acting in the best interest of their clients. there's been a lot of of downward pressure on fees, but that has particular got an individual investors thinking about whether their financial advisor has any conflicts of interest. this is an area with a big fight to come. mark: we keep asking administration officials -- gary cohn a good example. what about the specifics? we want the banks to lend money again. we don't want strict capital rules. can we dig deeper into the specifics of dodd-frank? what does wall street like? what bits does it not like so much? yalman: they talk about capital. capital rules really don't come from dodd-frank. they came from international regulations decided by the basel committee. regulators like the fed sort of implements those here. capital is one issues and banks have complained about that. we have one of the h

thanks for joining us at 11:.wee ==peggy/wsi2==ll across thbay a.ere a live lk at our s >>> we are under a micro climate weather alert, heavy rain expected to fall in the bay area in the next 30 minutes. >>> let's take a look, this is the radar we're talking about. after this evening this storm will ramp up tomorrow night, potentially a lot of flooding out there on the roads. meteorologist rob mayeda has been tracking the storm. >> yeah, in the last half hour we're tracking thunderstorms in the coastline, later on, you will be watching the rising russian river, but tonight there could be thunderstorms as the rain crosses the coast. in san francisco, you see the rain heading downtown and rain now starting to make the drive over highway 17 approaching the south bay as we'll see moderate to heavy rain at times, heading towards tomorrow morning with a chance of embedded thunderstorms. we have a flood watch, bay area wide through the area, you will see now and notice the time stamps, 7:00 a.m., some areas at ben lomond could see half an inch of rain, may

terry and peggy, guess what? kevin durant and russell westbrook are friends, kevin durant threw an alley-oop dunk to russell westbrook in the first half. they're probably secretly really friends, just trying to give us -- >> either way, they need each other, right? i would love to see them be buddies again. i saw them the other night, i don't know. it's tense. >> at least during the game they're friends. >>> we're talking a lot about this storm and how people should gear up for it. stay home if you can. >> it's good timing, the president's day storm it's being called bit national weather service. it will make an impact late tonight into tomorrow morning. the day will begin with rain at times, winds probably stronger with this storm, we think, afternoon into the evening. then that's when the heaviest rain will be in the peninsula to the south bay as we head into tomorrow. tuesday into wednesday, scattered showers, cooler temperatures. the flooding threat should subside around mid-week. a colder system dropping out

and peggy talked to the driver who had been hit.his little boys in the car. >> you first pulled over. then he went straig then you followed him. and what you were thinking? >> like what are you doing? you don't just run away from an accident. you have to stop. you know, let me get your information. >> what do you make of this person who drove away after hitting you? >> a coward? >> so here's a picture of the white pickup truck that hit him. it's got damage to the front end. if you know anything, give police a call. >> and get that tag number also. >>> coming up next. d.c. students celebrating black history month. stronger is blasting without risking her bones. it's training her good cells... to fight the bad guys. stronger is less pain... new hope... more fight. it's doing everything in your power... and everything in ours. stronger, is changing even faster than they do. because we don't just want your kids to grow up. we want them to <

peggy fox, wusa 9 news. >> sources told peggy some of the suspects have confessed. >>> d.c.'s mayor dominated peter newsham to be the city's next mayor. he has been with the mpd and he beat out 100 other candidates for one of the high profile jobs in the country. bruce leshan with more on reaction with the nomination of peter newsham. >> reporter: yeah. your honor for, the mayor and for -- you know, for the mayor and many residents was who would continue a get police officers out of their cars and interacting with people. fighting crime in the neighborhoods. the chief says that is fundamental. [ applause ] >> reporter: a long wait. 5 months after the mayor appointed him interim chief, mayor bowser picked him for the permanent job . he says d.c. has avoided much of the arn that plagued many big city -- anger that plagued many big city anger. >> we are not going to ask race, religion, age, sexual orientation. when you call us we will always come and when we come we are coming to help. >> reporter: he says he is committed to community policing. which is just what many residents

. >> and i'm peggy bunker. as the bay area uses this weekend to regroup from the storm, crews in the santa cruz mountains are plenty busy trying to get highway 17 fully reopened. >> nbc bay area's chuck coppola live in the santa cruz mountains with the details on two big road closures. chuck? >> reporter: well, terry and peggy, i can tell you that highway 17 is open in both directions. it has been open all day today. you can see behind me southbound traffic coming towards us, it's flowing a little bit faster than northbound traffic. and the other side of that center divider, nothing is happening over there. the mud slide remains. if this is any indication of how things are going to go, it will be a very slow commute come monday. for the first time since friday morning, traffic flowed northbound on highway 17. but caltrans says cal osha has suspended work to reopen the remaining lanes, pending its investigation into last week's deadly construction accident. farther north, highway 35, known as skyline boulevard,

peggy bunker is in palo alto along the creek. peggy, what's the status this evening? >> reporter: well, you know, raj, as you just mentioned, last time this came through, it wasn't so much the water here. of course, the water is an issue all over the bay area right now. for the creek, it is the debris. it came down in droves last time. you can look at what has been here all day. this excavator here, lifting debris as it gathers against the bridge. this one of the bridges due to come down, because it is such a narrow bottleneck for the area. neighbors were out all day today, checking on the rising levels. neighbors anxiously watching the rising waters at the creek, all that water carrying debris that gets so piled up, that caltrans workers stay at a nearby hotel last night so they could be close in case the debris brought the creek to a stop. >> we stayed last night to watch and monitor the creek, make sure that the debris that was piling up here against our trash rack was taken out. >> reporter: during the last big storm, branches, shrubs and whole trees backed up the

. >> i'm peggy bunker. we're in a micro climate alert, strong wind and rain in the bay area tonight. almost no one will be in the clear of this storm. >> this is san rafael. hard to see because of the rain on the lens. light rain this afternoon. that's going to change. let's start with meteorologist rob mayeda. >> the san rafael camera showed you we do have areas of light to moderate rain pushing out from marin county into the east bay with mostly cloudy skies, but really the main event from this storm still a few hours off shore. look at where the moisture stretches back to hawaii out here and a tropical plume of moisture. we call them atmospheric rivers. and that will double and triple some of the rainfall rates per hour. some of the impacts we're expecting is the potential for very heavy rain, rising creeks and rivers. wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour here's the problem with the storm. we're taking high rain rates per hour. that rain once it starts could last for most of monday. notice bay area wide fr

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==peggy/cu== opinions about presidtheir donald trump. ==takeo== according to a new nbc news wall street journal poll:presidl rating stands at just44-pce >>> according to the new pole it stands at 44% out of a record low for a newly inaugurated commander in chief. when asked 44% it was necessary and 45% said it was unnecessary. when it comes to the media and its coverage it is very well documented. 53% believe the media is overstating problems and the trump administration. >> congressman calling for a special project to investigate possible interference. the senate intelligence committee is not enough. they want a special project as well. critics say this -- >> we have seen it happen and special prosecutors get involved this thing gets completely out of control. >> frankly what we need to be looking at is whether this election was rigged by donald trump and putin. >> he will meet with u.s. governors tonight and tomorrow with replacing obamacare on the agenda. tuesday he is expect today give his first speech to a joint session of congress.

up next, peggy whitson's extraordinary perspective on the world and how to get the most out of it. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> we end tonight with a trailblazer for women in space and for all of us back on earth, a guiding star for those who want to live stronger. here's elaine quijano. >> reporter: nasa astronaut peggy whitson has blasted through glass ceilings and into outer space three times. >> rocketing towards the international space station. >> reporter: and is on the international space station right now. at 57, she's the oldest woman ever in space, was the first female commander of the international space station, has tied the number of spacewalks by a woman at seven, and has walked in space for over 46 hours-- all evidence of living stronger. >> breaking records has never been my goal. i think it's important that we're continually pushing, you know, our limits and showing that we can extend beyond what we have done before. >> reporter: her journey began in the midwest. when you were growing up in iowa, i understand you sold chickens to get your pilot's license, and that a couple of peo

===peggy/vo=== the bay area opposition.===raj/ and the decision expected any minute from behind these closed doors. how a bay area county n ans to take on the trump administration. ===raj/next close=== >>> final low finally tonight, the lesson kids at one middle school that will never forget and the principal who is getting a lot of buzz for going above and beyond for one of his students. we are introduced to them both in our inspiring america report. >> reporter: not much comes between a boy and his dog, but when jackson johnston discovered his other best friend needed support, he had a brave idea. his grandfather papa rick has cancer and was about to enter chemo, so jackson pulled out the clippers and shaved his head. >> i've always wanted to be just like him. knowing that i made him feel good when he didn't feel that well meant a lot to me. >> reporter: when the 11-year-old went back to school, some kids didn't understand. >> right off the bat i got two mean comments, hey baldy and you look like you got cancer. >> report

peggy just said no in her own way.ieve it or not, hundreds of passengers did that for what's considered the longest commercial flight in the world. the flight is through qatar airways. it takes off in doha qatar, lands in auckland, new zealand. how long is that journey would you guess, peggy? >> 18 hours. >> it is 18 hours and 9,000 miles. it took a total of 17 hours and 45 minutes to do it. the airline's ceo says auckland is a destination they've wanted to add for a while now. >> you have to have the stamina for flights like that. >> it's like moving in with someone. >> that's a whole lifetime. >>> still to come, tracking a week's worth of storms. >> you're looking at live data from storm ranger, our mobile doppler radar. we'll have a look at what you can expect for the day as head. >>> then an ambulance ride was only part of the injury. nbc bay area responding to people feeling the financial pain still years later. >>> and on this sunday night, we are under a microclimate weather alert. the first of three storms to h

==peggy h set== amerans giving eir opioons. according to a new nbc ne - wal: >>> americans weighing in with their opinions. according to a new nbc new "wall street journal" poll, president trump approval rating stands at 44%. that is a record low for a newly inaugurated commander in chief. when asked about the president's travel ban, 45% said they felt it was unnecessary. when it comes to the media and the president's distaste for the press, 53% of those surveyed believe that the media is overstating problems with the trump administration. >>> a top republican congressman is calling for a special prosecutor to investigate possible russian interference in our election. he says the senate legs committee inquiry has already little proven enough information. the new head of the democratic national committee wants a special prosecutor as well. the gop critics claim that is a mistake. >> whether you're a republican or democrat, we've seen it happen on both sides. when a special prosecutor gets involved, the thing gets completely out

. >> i'm peggy bunker.he fight centers around trump's order that bans people from seven predominantly muslim countries. tonight his administration is fighting back. >> the u.s. justice department officially filed the appeal to try and get the ban reinstated one day after a federal judge temporarily halted the president's executive order. in the wake of that ruling, the state department started reinstating travel visas canceled because of the order. a 12-year-old girl from yemen is hoping to arrive in the bay area to be reunited with her family. >> marianne favro joins us live with her story. this has been a tough road for their girl. >> it certainly has, peggy. the girl's attorney tells us the 12-year-old is now on her way here to sfo and expected to arrive here at 4:30 tomorrow afternoon. it's a journey six years in the making. >> 12-year-old eman ali is expected to arrive at sfo tomorrow afternoon from yemen. her parents live in los spanos and are citizens of the united states. she was born in yemen and a

. >> i'm peggy bunker. travelers started arriving at sfo in the wake of the president's controversial immigration ban. >> rick boone is there with more. >> reporter: we're expecting the wait for a 12-year-old girl to get off a flight from frankfurt. her journey from yemen stopped over in africa, where she's been for a week with her father. now the flight is expected to arrive at 4:19 from frankfort. the wait continues. this is a girl who has been waiting six years to see her family in california. emotions running high at the international terminal at sfo. >> as soon as she gets that stamp on her passport, she will automatically become a u.s. citizen. >> reporter: the 12-year-old from yemen has spent the past week waiting in an african hotel in djibouti with her father. she was set to arrive at the time the travel ban went into effect. >> her mother lived in yemen until recently and her father naturalize incod in 2010. >> reporter: the little girl has been trying to move to the u.s. for the past six years. s

there peggy ryan, and her husband doug lived on their ranch with their children, 10-year-old jessica and 8-year-old josh. one night night chris hughes was invited to spend the night. >> we're on the scene of a multiple homicide. we have four fatal victims, one victim approximately 8 years of age. the eyes are open, however there is no response. >> the next morning, chris hughes fatr discovered the lifeless bodies of his son chris, as well as doug and peggy ryan and their daughter jessica. among the carnage, rescuers also found 8-year-old josh ryan. he was still breathing, but barely. he was immediately air lifted to a nearby hospital. >> i first arrived with sheriff tidwe tidwell. each of the victims had a combination of gun and knife wounds. we were trying to figure out a motive for these killings and couldn't come up with anything. nothing made sense. >> we heard there had been a murder up on the hill. we grieved for these people. they're horse people. they were our people. >> it just doesn't make sense, they were the type of people no one could ever hate, ever. >> on the same day

that includes trail blazing astronaut peggy whitson, orbiting 250 miles above earth's surface, but shetime to chat with elaine quijano. >> reporter: nasa astronaut peggy whitson has blasted the glass ceiling, going into outer space three times. and is on the international space station right now. at 57, she's the oldest woman ever in space. was the first female commander of the international space station, has tied the number of spacewalks by a woman at seven, and has walked in space for over 46 hours. all evidence of living stronger. >> breaking records has never been my goal. i think it is important that we're continually pushing, you know, our limits and showing that we can extend beyond what we have done before. >> reporter: her journey began in the midwest. when you were growing up in iowa, i understand you sold chickens to get your pilots license and a couple of people told you early on that you should not pursue a career in science. what drives you? >> the advice i give young people is that you have to pursue something and you have to have fun along the way. >> reporter: advice

i'm peggy bunker. >> and i'm terry mcsweeney. after weeks of intense storms, water officials in the south bay were bracing for the anderson reservoir to start spilling over. and take a look at it, it may not look like that much, but this scene right here hasn't happened in 11 years. and it could threaten south bay communities. >> we have team coverage for you tonight, including when the storm will hit again next. so let's start right now with nbc bay area chuck coppola, who is live near the anderson dam. what's it like there, chuck? >> reporter: well, peggy and terry, it's become the gathering point here. you can see all the people who have come to take a look at this. anderson reservoir is 101% of capacity. you can see the water line behind me there. so let's take a look at what's brought everybody here. when that happens, it goes over the spillway lip and then down this plume, the spillway is lined with concrete. no danger according to the wart officials here of it crumbling. it is holding up rather well. water officials say mo

peggy? >> well, i.c.e. officials say the raid that happened across the street on february 28th, they caught two criminal aliens. one had a felony drug conviction. and the other had multiple misdemeanors, including dwi. but the pastor here at the church says, why whereabouts weren't -- weren't those people cases were adjudicated. and he also wonders, what happened to the other people rounded up? >> i.c.e. had no business arresting people without some reasonable suspicion to believe they have violated the law. >> reporter: a few advocates for immigrants are demanding answers from the federal government about the i.c.e. raid that happened outside the rising hope, nighted methodist mission church -- united methodist mission church last week. >> i seen them all under cover. >> thurman brewster had spent the night. he said they did not targit him. -- target him. >> it was all hispanic. >> reporter: including his friend oscar, who has a green card. brewster said they lined them up on this brick wall for about two

. >> reporter: peggy is a lawyer and a single mother. her stalker is a man she dated briefly.he relationship ended, she began sending her increasingly disturbing emails and voice mails. >> i'm going to dedicate my whole (bleep) life to wrecking yours! >> he decide descroid everything. >> after chr murdered, it really hit home for me that, that could be my reality. >> and this is basically the problem. >> reporter: six years ago lenora claire, a casting director, met her stalker, justin massler. >> a lot of people are asking me, since you're jesus christ-- >> reporter: he had a history, having been arrested in 2010, for stalking ivanka trump. lenora says that although she empty justin just once, the havoc he wreaked on her life was ongoing. >> lenora does not want me to stop contacting her. >> i shouldn't be fearful any time get a knock at my door, but i am. it's just will he find me? >> reporter: you can see erin's chilling report in a special two-hour edition of "48 hours," tonight right here on cbs. up next, a shoutout to cbs news birthday boy, bob schieffer. ...and kept my

host: peggy you are on, go ahead. so the question is, are there limits to free speech? host: yes, go ahead. you are on the air. well, there are limits to free speech and i think the reason is because the legal weaponized. like when all of those women came forward and said that trump groped them, then he threatened them, threatened to sue them for libel. after that, no one came forward. thing, if they gag order on federal employees -- though gag order on federal employees, including first scientific publications, he wants to review those before they are published, why would he want to do that? and then -- anyway. thank you very much. pennsylvania, democrats line, this is kerry. caller: i think the students are getting a bad rap. it is not for violence, but i understand it. they are a part of an institution of higher learning and they know the difference between higher and lower. the representative from came, when you have such hateful speech like that it produces a reaction and that is part of the real world. thank you. host: gene from college station, texas, republican

peggy look at what happened in sweden. i love sweden. great country.eople over there understand i am right. taking look at what is happening in germany. take a look at what is happening in france. peggy look at nice and paris. i have a friend who is a very substantial guy. he loves of the city of lights. he loves paris. for years during the summer he would get to paris. seen him in a while. i said, jim, i have to ask you a question. i said, how is paris to doing. paris, i don't go there anymore, paris is no longer paris. he wouldn't miss it for anything. now he doesn't even think in terms of going there. take a look at what is happening to our world, folks and we have to be smart. we can't let it happen to us. [applause] let me state this as clearly as i can. we are going to keep radical islamic terrorists the hell out of our country. [applause] pres. trump: we will not be deterred from this course. in a matter of days we will be taking brand-new action to protect our people and keep america safe. you will see the action. ever apologize for protecting

peggy fox now with more. >> reporter: the highest rank held by women in a fire department is battalionf. there are three. all three of them have filed federal lawsuits against the fairfax county fire department over discrimination, harassment, wrongful termination all three say they're pleased this report is out but the fire chief should not be surprised buzz they've. complaining about these issues for years. >> i take the report very seriously. >> reporter: after the suicide of firefighter nicole mittendorf, complaints came to light of sexual harassment. lewd, sexist pictures were found on the facebook page of guy morgan, head of the fire department's internal affairs department. he was the one to hear complaints about harassment. he was forced out. long time women firefighters had been complaining about guy morgan for years. there are several lawsuits underway now by women who say they've been retaliated against for complaining. >> some of the women leaders that i've talked to say when they've complained or when they've filed lawsuits that they've been retaliated against. in such way

peggy? >> it's good news tonight. first interestingly just in the past five minutes, the helicopter landed right behind me here on the peninsula area where the horses were able to get out of the water all 28 of them up on the ground now. the owners think the police landed there to ticket them. they're still here, wanting to make sure their horses are safe. >> desperate horse owners helplessly standing by as a volunteer lowered his brand new boat into the flooded creek. >> so there's 28 horses that are trapped. >> police and animal control telling people, there's no way to get the horses out safely. their advice? wait and watch for the water to recede. >> even if we can get to the horses, there's really no safeway to get them out, because the water is going really fast. the embankment is really deep mud. >> they wanted animal control to airlift helicopters. the animals are likely too hypothermic to risk it. >> you're dealing with any animal, let alone more than one, becomes really challenging. >> it's a brand new boat.

. >> reporter: it certainly was, peggy.ou can see here dozens of candles have been left here at home plate in honor of frank navarro. he lived and breathed baseball and hundreds came together to honor the coach, the friend, and the second father to hundreds of kids in east san jose. a moment of silence for a man who dedicated almost every waking moment of his life to helping kids. frank navarro was the president of the east ridge little league in san jose for nearly four years. tonight more than 300 people gathered to honor him. early this morning, 35-year-old navarro was stabbed to death in downtown san jose where he worked as a security manager. >> he was just an all-around genuine good guy, looking for the best in everybody, the best for these kids to keep them out of trouble and out of the streets. >> every kid he coached -- >> for two hours people shared stories about how frank would take care of the field, drive kids to games and help them with schoolwork. he coached baseball and football at overfelt high school. >> h

. >> reporter: peggy died of cancer in early february. >> in january things went downhill. than we expected. >> erin new her mom leased a toyota in december. she contacted the company right away to find out her options. her mom's estate was still on the hook for the contract. >> they're only response was so sorry. >> that news only added to sarah's grief. she reached out to nbc10 respond. >> we knew you helped in the past and were hoping you could do something. >> we contacted toyota which says it determines these situations on a case by case basis. the company pointed out a clause in the contract that says a consumer will be in default even if you die but after we got involved, toyota decided to let peggy's estate out of the contract. >> it's been the best news that we've gotten. obviously in a few weeks. >> the value of the rest of her three year lease, $5,422.66. >> thank you so much. can i give you a hug? >> sure thing. >> thank you. >> you're quite welcome. now toyota had two other pieces of advice for consumers. understand your lease agreement in full before you sign

nbc bay area's peggy bunker is along the creek for us. >> reporter: as you mentioned, this creek is a bit unusual. the water is the issue but because it flows under 101, they're concerned it could get stuck under the freeway. this excavator has been here busy working, overnight they got here and they're still underway. the pile of debris is growing as neighbors come out to see what the situation is. neighbors anxiously watching the rising waters of the creek, all of that water carrying debris that gets so piled up that cal trans workers stayed at a nearby hotel last night so they could be close in case the debris brought the creek to a stop. >> we stayed last night to watch and monitor the creek to make sure that the debris that was piling up against our trash rack was taken out. >> reporter: during the last big storm, branches, shrubs and whole trees backed up the creek at the bottleneck in palo alto. that made neighbors nervous enough to check on it themselves today. >> we enjoy but now it's like, okay, we need a break. >> reporter: now take a look at this piem le of debris. this is

and sources tell peggy fox he was killed because he pretended to be a leader of the ms-13 gang. and she was murdered because she knew about the killing. her body was found in springfield. 10 people face charges in that case. >>> authorities have movement they arrested a man for the murder. she vanished in 2005. under arrest is a 33-year-old. he attended the school where she taught and graduated three years before her disappearance. the break came this week when a tipster came forward. >>> in texas a fight over access to an asylum seeker. she collapsed two weeks ago. she was din tension in texas. she was -- detention in texas. she was transferred to a federal run detention center but her family says she has limited contact outside. last night a dallas attorney was unsuccessful in meeting with her. >> i am not going toea and find my client dead. it is not acceptable to me. she has a right to counsel. we live in the united states of america and what they are doing is violating the united states constitution. >> i.c.e. released a statement that says the detention center has a medica

northern virginia bureau chief peggy fox with this exclusive interview. >>> in the summer of 2011, threeold girls were molested by one of their best friend's fathers. it happened in the middle of the night, while they were in their sleeping bags. now those girls are teenagers. and one of them is telling her story on camera to us to bring awareness and change. >> when i was 9 and i was attacked, i had no idea what had happened. >> caitlin now 15, says if she had known about sexual abuse when she was molested by michael gardner, things might run away. or i would have run to the phone, called my parents. >> reporter: caitlin her parents and other supporters, started the organization and website called, we support the girls. to advocate for the prevention of child sex abuse. telling her story has been the first step. >> in the early years, it's when i was attacked. i wanted to stay away. i didn't want people to know. and now, getting my story out there. and people seeing me and learning what has happened, is something that make me feel like a stronger person. >> they are advocating for a new

and this is disturbing, peggy. >> extremely disturbing. the prosecutor calls the attacks brazen.as in court for jose estrada's bond hearing today. we learned estrada has taught in three other school districts. city of manassas, fairfax county and manassas park. according to the prosecutor, in every one, there were complaints about estrada and his contract was not renewed. now he's charged with brazen attacks, molesting two girls in a classroom. >> he broke every bit of trust. >> that's the voice of a parent of one of the two girls at mary ellen henderson little school, who say their math teacher, hoho zay estrada reached below their waist, touching their private parts. >> i don't want any innocent child to ever have to face that. >> reporter: one of the girls was molested during class, with a room full according to the prosecutor. she said estrada made the girl sit in the back row and dim the lights, to keep others from noticing he was molesting her. the prosecutor said it happened almost every class period. and she said the principal at mary ellen middle high counseled estrada a

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san francisco general hospital that we're all so lucky to have the talents of somebody like doctor peggythis event we've been part of for years like many of you in the room but i'll say a privilege to be a part of it and it started as we heard 12 years ago but a few years ago there were a couple of ladies here i'll tell you they made the difference we wouldn't be here without their dreams so i would like to acknowledge ms. ellen newman here at the table. >> (clapping.) >> and ms. nancy bechtel, nancy. >> (clapping.) >> without your vision this might not have come about with that, i'd like to bring up christen and a special guest up to the stage >> (clapping.) >> thank you. >> wow. >> very emotional day for me to come. >> (laughter). >> on september 30th my life changed i got the call that every mother can't imagine and it is really kind of the worst nightmare my husband called told me zachary was hurt bad i didn't know the injuries i jumped in the car i thought that is where you go to the pediatric er and said no go to zuckerberg's general hospital now i drove across the city at 6 o'cloc

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northern virginia bureau chief, peggy fox, s takeus to lans down for this story -- lansdowne for this story. >> reporter: for the last five months, this corner has been filled with flowers and mementos, in memory of kristen schulz, the baby who was killed here five months ago. when the homeowner's association took it all down this week, people were outraged as much as and it was incredibly shocking to me. >> reporter: a single flower. placed here today, is a far cry from what the memorial has been. picture was literally right in that black tape. and pulled down. >> reporter: five-month-old tristan schulz was killed in that intersection on august 31st. he was in his stroller, in a crosswalk, at riverside parkway, when an suv hit him and his mother. now, the memorial that brought the family so much comfort is gone. >> obviously, there's a lot of hurt, pain and anger inform. >> it ahowed me as -- anger. >> it allowed me as a nearby resident to know that his memory was alive. and for them to take it down without any warning, it just surprised me. >> reporter: friends say they understood t

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