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mientras otros atendÍan a la joven que venÍa con el conductor. " charles pierce, cree que el conductorles. el teniente george, dice que los motivos sino que en verdad pasÓ estÁ bajo investigaciÓn... mÁs de 100 testigos podrán ayudar. el conductor del vehÍculo sospechoso de haber causado la tragedia fue detenido luego de que su vehÍculo impactara contra el Árbol. christopher solÍs de 22 aÑos, enfrenta cargos por haber conducido bajo la influencia y por causar serios daÑos a personas. en california, liliana escalante. univisiÓn. felix: enfermeros venezolanos cruzan la colonia buscando ayuda con los problemas de salud-- colombia- venezolanos que abandonan ♪ ♪ muchos enfermos venezolanos felix: muchos enfermos venezolanos piden asistencia de mÉdicos instalados en cÚcuta. incidente es un paÍs no tiene posibilidades de cura por la escasezde insumos y materiales mÉdicos. decenas de doctores en venezuela, han dirigido un pedido al rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro, para que no impida la entrada de ayuda humanitaria el paÍs como nos cuentan los reporteros. >>visiones necesita diÁlisis tres veces por se

pierce morgan editor-at-large of.ierce, as a guy who has been in the news business for a long time, you must be wondering why were the reporters followingpo this the most credulous of all? why didn't they smell a rat? >> perfect storm the victimhood culture where you so brilliantly articulated there meets trumpp derangement syndrome this disease which has afflicted to many particularly liberal celebrities. andit i think in jussie smollett had you greed as a motivation, but you also had he wanted to be a celebrity victim as you said. he wanted people to feel sorry for him to like him to retweet him. but, also, he wanted to use the prism of his hatred for donald trump and all things trump as the bedrock for this. they had to be two white trump supporters in making america great again caps who attacked him because he knew that would be the perfect vehicle to turn him into american hero. that actually if he was attacked by trump supporters who lynched or tried to lynch him with a noose and really, you know, committed one

will be joining us pierce morgan on the show too, but first there are some negative things that you could donald trump. what is interesting for left almost never says them and instead they spend a lot of time tromp is a fascist who poses imminent and terrifying threat to the constitutional order. sounds pretty scary. is it true? consider the major freedoms protected by the bill of rights, the document that makes america distinct from all other country, freedom of speech, freedom of worship the right to bear arms, due process under the law. take a close look at today's news. who exactly is threatening those freedoms? is it donald trump? whatever his fault, it is not donald trump. it is the left and they are doing it more aggressively than they ever have before. as usual critique of trump's pure projection. if you want to know what the leftist actually doing, listen to the way they attacked other people. start with foundational freedom, speech, if they can tell you what to say, you are not free. there is nothing they can make you do. that is where the founders put it first. the freedom that

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the guy who pierced it is -- he's got all these piercings -- >> yeah. >> but -- and all these tattoosi walked in, he gave me this -- he looked like he had just meditated for seven hours. because his energy was so zen. and he was like, "yeah, i wanted to let you know, this is something that you're doing. and it's really brave. so you should respect and honor this space you're in." i was like, what the [ bleep ]? [ laughter ] i'm not marching on selma. you know what i mean? [ laughter ] he's was like, "no, it's really brave. a lot of people wouldn't do that. but you believe in something. and i'm going to pierce you." [ laughter ] and i was like, "thank you so much. you [ bleep ] rule." and so he's like, "just breathe in." and i did. and he did it so quickly. i had no pain whatsoever. >> jimmy: there you go. jessica williams, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] season two of "2 dope queens" premieres friday at 11:00 p.m. on hbo. we'll be right back with super bowl champion rob gronkowski. stick around. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ new theraflu powerpods. the cold and flu fighting machine.

investigators say the man who shot brian pierce was stanley stepanski, a 48-year old montana resident who, moments before, had shot and killed an elderly woman in her newcastle home.stepanski also shot at businesses, homes, and other vehicles.. before he was killed in a gunbattle with a roseville police officer. -nats-weeks later, brian is recovering from his gunshot wound... and celebrating his daughter's bravery.sheriff devon bell/placer county: "i can't imagine an 8 year old having the composure to know to apply direct pressure onto a wound so that she can take care of her dad so he could get to the fire station and get advanced medical care. just amazing."as for isabell - who is one of six siblings - she says she's getting some new-found recognition. isabell pierce/helped save father after shooting: "usually my teachers are like - you're emily's little sister right? but now to emily- they're like you're isabell's older sister right? now they actually know who i am i guess."-nats- (justine) that was eric harryman reporting. one of my favorite weekends of the year is here.....>nba a

this is 8 year old isabell pierce.'s deputies awarded her a medal for her focus and quick thinking ... after her father was shot in the chest as they were driving in the small community of newcastle. the shooting happened last month ... and her father is alive because she put pressure on his chest as he drove to fire station to get help. < "isabell absolutely remained calm and composed during the entire incident. she said she needed to focus to keep her dad alive.">( james ) investigators say the man who shot brian pierce was 48-year-old stanley stepanski ... who moments before shooting the father, had shot and killed an elderly woman in her newcastle home. he was killed in a gunbattle with a roseville police officer. and east bay crews are preparing for all the rain heading our way. ill have the details in a live report. ways to lose stubborn belly fat: metal vibration therapy. ( ♪ ) (glass breaking) (gasp) not cool. freezing away fat cells with coolsculpting? now that's cool! coolsculpting safely freezes and removes

if you on the determination of exemption from environmental review for the projects at 2831-2833 pierce street in district 2. for this hearing we will be considering the adequacy, accuracy, sufficiency, and completeness of the planning department's environmental review determination for the project at 2831-33 pierce street. without objection, we will proceed as follows, up to ten minutes for a presentation for the appellants or appellants' representative, ten minutes for the speaker in support of the views, up to ten minutes for presentation from the planning department, up to ten minutes for the project sponsor or their representative to speak, then two minutes per speaker in opposition to the appeal. and finally up to three minutes for rebuttal from the appellants or appellants' representative. colleagues, are there any objections to proceeding this way? seeing no objections, public hearing is now open. supervisor stefani, do you have any remarks you would like to share? >> supervisor stefani: yes, i'm sorry, president yee. i wanted to, based on some last-minute conversations, ask for

x further front as joey pierce the scottish storm 2812—10.ront asjoey pierce the scottish defendant. these were nervy times for the home side. they tried and eventually failed to relay arlind will be feeling very relieved after this month. it wasjust will be feeling very relieved after this month. it was just a when they needed to get their title ambitions back on track. as for scotland, they will feel this was an opportunity missed, but they will have a chance to get there on that before too long in their opening game against ireland in the world cup injapan in the autumn. i think we just muscled our way through it, to be honest. it wasn't the prettiest game. we got a peach of a set piece try. and a couple of broken field running trys. i think we restricted them to an intercept try. from their perspective especially in the first half, we were in 22, 34% of the time in their half for about 72% of the time. that was a massive defeat of effort. even then, to say it was on our advantage. we kind of went to sleep a little bit there. we have got t

what those piercings are capable, once they're taken out they could contain contraband.e against himself, could be against staff or even fellow inmates. >> i have another one on the back of my neck. it's called a surface staple. as you can see, there's a bar through my neck and there's two flat head screwdriver parts to it. >> basically, for mr. ruiz, for him it's been a good thing being isolated because he won't be exposed to a general population setting. he won't be exposed to gang politics. he won't be exposed to inmate pressures. so for mr. ruiz, it might have been a saving grace for him that he actually had piercings and that he was removed from general population so he doesn't have to answer any of those questions. >> well, as you know, i'm from orange county jail. >> just hours before he would answer to the judge. ruiz used his time in isolation to write a letter to his girlfriend who he had not spoken to since his arrest. >> baby i'm sorry for not picking you up at work. i was in a police car at the time. i hope you're there when i get out. the only thing i can d

pierce? public comment? >> agenda item 11 discussion of executive director's report an update of various programming and operational highlights since the last meeting. >> i want to dive into one area that is very important interest to the commission, the budget. first i want to highlight some of the outreach going on over the past month and that you will find yourselves in the next several weeks as we move into filing statement for form 700 filings and ethics training. our office partnered with the city attorney's office and the management employees to provide five sessions for city managers to be a refresher on tools and resources they have to monitor ethics issues and to know where to turn with questions. we had about 80 city managers participating in the sessions. we also had the help to guide them through the conflicts questions. these were well received we are excited to ten that down the road. we know it is very helpful and the managers are hungry for knowing what assistance is available to them as the

chief micah lundborg/pierce county sheriff's department: "when i got down there we saw her in the water the ice, or kinda through the ice"the snow is expected to continue to fall through the weekend and into monday --piling onto the 12 to 18 inches that have already fallen in other parts of washington state.i'm steve nannes reporting. (jrs) and the winter weather is also just east of us in the sierra. the roads are actually closed now because of the snow. from colfax to state line. this video was taken by kristen lahey maloney along i-80 before the snow started. after it got going there were multiple spinouts.(justine) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. showers will increase tonight showers will showers will increase tonight as the next storm approaches the bay area. this next cold storm is expected to bring widespread rain to the area along with lowering snow levels. overnight lows will be chilly in the 30s and 40s. daytime highs sunday will be well below normal, only warming up into the upper 40s to mid 50s. rain will become more widespread over the north bay tonight be

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and also because if you don't over pierce up now venezuela's foreign minister is firmly on the duros side. europeans and the americans are making a mistake but it doesn't bother us it doesn't distract us because we know who's making the decisions here. and our focus our time and our strength are geared to stopping imperialism. stopping donald trump's government from setting foot on sacred but as wayland soil. maduro insists he will never bow to his opponents he also refuses to let foreign humanitarian aid into the country for fear that aid could be coupled with a military intervention. but as the standoff intensifies life remains desperate for many venezuelans amid the country's bitter economic crisis many forced to rely on food donations to survive and millions of others have fled the country. or earlier and spoke with the w.'s oscars later in caracas and i asked him about the significance of the e.u. states endorsements for been an opposition. well it's significant in the sense that by recognizing when or as president they're also recognizing modo as and then factor president and t

how do we pierce through that? >> the tackal has faded. in a variety of ways they keep trying to substitute itself. they keep trying to draw attention. i'm a fan. i think you can only be a true fan. one of the cost is an additional fading of realty. >> my oldest, my first daughter, one stilting in my wa and my office was her bedroom, of course. the crib was pushed up against the desk. i was asking myself what i want for this little girl. what i want is a life that's lasting. of course, consumer technology gives us a thrill and throw themselves out to something permanent. >> there's a little room left. the managers and sales dacare for neither old books or young daughter. somehow sleeps an infant daughter who grows still to the cradle sounds of poetry. it charms her she knows nothing of language. they remind me this empty room set childless when wild was just a word. now he's born. we have little time for liquor. papers lost between the cardboard for my daughter. i'm the tv news shows that modern consumers live a life of poetry. you don't h

maxine hall located in supervisor brown's district. 1305 pierce street. it's off pierce and ellis. right across from kimball playground. that's maxine. castro mission is off 17th street. it's next to pond and it's in the castro district. southeast is off of k street which is a block from martin luther king or third street corridor. it's in the bay view district. all those zuckerberg building five projects -- >> thank you. >> any other comments or questions? any public comment? thank you joe. item 6, presentation from the city services auditor regarding the c.s.a. mid-year report. >> good morning everyone. i'm peg stevenson i'm the director of the performance section of the city services you a of auditor unit. this is my counterpart tonia lediju who is director of audit section of the city services auditor. we'll be speaking. our functions today and happy to answer any questions you have. we'll give you some background on our function especially for the new members and mid-year update on our activities. then there's a couple of things that we do specifically that are in service to t

pierce, i have a question. i think you and the team are working very diligently to reduce the backlog of old cases. and i note that the number's fluctuating, so it is, you know, 5.5, around six-month time frame. what are the factors that goes into the time it takes in order to get through that preliminary review? >> so get through an individual preliminary review or all of them? >> so what is causing it to take the six months, roughly to complete the preliminary review and what are some of the things that you can do in order to reduce the time? >> i think the first answer to that question, and there may be several, is it does not take six months for staff to conduct a preliminary review. it might take an hour, it might take a week, but the time frame that is reflected here includes the amount of time that staff is not conducting preliminary review. so if you look at statistics reported in the attachments. for example, if you look at page six, attachment one, the age of matters in preliminary review, you'll see

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goes to the same sort of space but the more pierce has removed the good mood you surely you see a new play moved for the work of the work which ones are forged. but then you open the new speaker of the human soul read. i think he's gone into a nihilistic. thank god. and get out to traveling across america to find what makes america. the schalit is the genius of this place especially america this is it we've come to a point around which element is gone so we always are on the margins something. called. up. we're starting with is going to head east into the swamp we're going into the belly of the bees i think i want to leave now. we may be completely different in this. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. spear in dramatic development the only mostly i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical. to sit down and talk. in twenty forty you know bloody revolution through to correct the demonstration going to be relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is alwa

said the photo rips off the scabs of a painful history and are a piercing reminder of ica's sins.our nbc washington app. we invite you to follow it there by searching northam. >>> 6:34, your time now. all new this morning, a deadl crash slowing traffic in prince george's county this morning. the crash happened just after 4:30 on cra highway, just south of pointer ridge drive. state police say this is a single-car crash. beyond that, not much information has been released. several lanes of traffic are shut down as investigators contin t to doir work. still not clear how many people mayave been in that carr the extent of their injuries. police confirm this is a deadly crash. more details as we get >>> a woman in prince george's county is recovering this morningfter she was shot whi holding a child. gunshots ringing out in district heights last night. news 4's shomari stone brings us the latest. >> reporter: the good news this morning is the child is going to be okay. the shooting happened behind me on senator avenue here in district heights. police roped off the block, as you can se

pierce has to back off and it never brought to fruition. it makes northerners suspicious that the south is willing to do willver it needs to, that democrats are willing to do whatever they need to to make this happen. after that, in the late 1850's, there is a huge struggle in kansas territory over whether it is going to be free or slave, some of you may have heard about this or read about this as bleeding kansas. a lot of people are upset, not necessarily because they care whether kansas is free or has slavery, but because of how proslavery forces operate. a whole bunch of people come pouring over the border from missouri next-door, a slave state, to vote in kansas elections. the democratic president sends a series of governors to kansas who are all pro-southern and proslavery and they look at what is going on in kansas and they find votes have been cast by a whole bunch of people who were lifted from the chicago city directory in alphabetical order. it is really clear the whole thing is kind of a fraud. they go to kansas trying to shore u

jeff pierce, sitting right here in front of me, whom i've never met before, that apparently this issue has come to miss pelham's attention, and they realize that they forgot about the holiday. see, i was right. i was within five business days because holidays don't count, and they realized they forgot the holiday, and miss pelham will be issuing me a waiver letter. now i have asked for a letter of retraction and to make sure my name is removed from my black list that they try to create. so i appreciate mr. pierce approaching me and letting me now this -- know this, but i do not have this letter, and therefore, i'm bringing this to your attention. if i get the letter promptly, i won't have to appear next month. otherwise, i will be back. as i said last time, i am making it my mission to dissolve this office because it is out of control, and it is entirely abusive. and please take that into consideration and have an audit of this office. thank you. >> chair chiu: thank you. >> vice chair kopp: i have a question. >> chair chiu: yes, commissioner kopp? >> vice chair kopp: miss, what is it

to on the battlefield the cold new regime faced a different value in african life knew him and was pierced and then abandoned for a lifetime we should be ashamed for for the seaforth for all country all division over three people in power investigates the plight of imperial britons african troops begin tonight the forgotten heroes of empire on al-jazeera. this is al jazeera. coming up in the next sixty minutes donald trump of. mexico. a potential olive branch venezuelan president nicolas maduro invites the. leaders of iran. over iraq. we begin with breaking news out of the u.s. the house of representatives has just passed a bipartisan bill that's a compromise deal that avoids another u.s. government shutdown the senate has already passed the bill that doesn't give the funding that president donald trump wanted to build a border wall with mexico the white house says he will and instead use his presidential powers to get funding for it john hendren joins us live now from washington d.c. john so president trump all set to declare an emergency to get his war funded tell us what this means and

we just pierced the range but it a because of one transaction, great opportunity with bp.n the backside of that we committed to the best $10 billion, we will bring the gearing back down. i am not concerned about it taking outside the range because it is such a good transaction. schedule you ahead of on some of those to vestments, selling more in 2018 and in some had anticipated, how did that progress in the year ahead? >> we sold 3.5 billion but we committed to 10 billion over the next two years and to buy back shares, we have lots of plans, returning progressive returns to our shareholders. we usually do what we say we are -- going to do. can you tell us about what will be up for sale? bob: we talked about our gas business but in a company the size of bp, anything can be on the table. it does not have to be from the lower 48 but we have the data open, it looks like there is interest but we look at everything. anna: you mentioned you are gearing, you are comfortable with it. some people suggest you have been more of flexible in taking advantage of those activities. the res

this is "gears of troy," by daniel pierce. fred, what is this book about? daniel pierce. >> seth: yeah. >> fred: and so he wrote it, and it took him a couple years to put it together. >> seth: uh-huh. >> fred: and it's different stories. and it's "gears of troy." >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> fred: and it's a bunch of kids who are on a boat. >> seth: uh-huh. >> fred: and they're like, you know, we got to get into gear, you know? [ laughter ] and put on a play. what are we gonna call it? we're gonna call it "troy." so they dressed up as adults, and they had really good costumes, and prosthetic make up. they had this all made. really well made, as you can see on the cover. so these are kids, these are -- they're 5 years old, 6 years -- and they -- so -- [ laughter ] and they put a lot of effort into it, they hired all the right people and >> seth: uh-huh. >> and you know, sort of built out and stuff. and what they did not spend time doing is what the story of the play was going to be so it was a mess. >> seth: oh. oh, i see. >> fred: and what it was, w

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accused him of a betrayal and said, the photo rips off a scab of a painful history and are a, quote, piercing ofremind america's sin. stay up to date on our coverage of this developing story in the nbc washington app. search northam. >>> this morning, a woman is recovering after she was shot while holding a child in prince george's county. this was the scene last night in district heights. police say a man drove with a group to thisouse on senator avenue to break up with his girlfriend. the two started fightg when, suddenly, someone fired a gun toward the girlfriend. the bullet missed her and struck a relative who was holding a child. they we both rushed to the hospital and are expecting to be okay. it is n clear who fired the shot. of course, police are asking anyone with information to call them right away. >>> and an emotional day in d.c., in a d.c. courtroom. seven people charged in a 10-year-old girl's murder appeared in front of a skbrorjuf the first time. wilson was killed during ato shoo near her home in northeast d.c.ye before erday's hearing began, the mgirl'sother said a friend of

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pierce road also getting puddles developing. the biggest challenge is the sideways blinding rain and the puddles that it will be developing through the morning commute. we're just now stepping into the strongest part of this storm. we'll look at the wind coming up next. >>> mike, thank you. in more news, republican lawmakers in wisconsin think former 49er quarterback colin kaepernick is too controversial to honor. a resolution recognizing black history month. the legislature black caucus proposed honoring a number of black leaders including kaepernick who was born in wisconsin. he sparked national outrage for kneeling during the national anthem to protest -- klay thompson expected to play in portland tonight after suffering a dislocated finger. this was the first quarter of the game you saw. yikes. hard to look at. off the screen now. klay got his left ring finger caught in donovan mitchell's jersey while pushing off. he went to the locker room, popped it back in place and taped up. he rushed eturned in the second quarter. alexi

away from looking into your phone right about that it takes about forty minutes to get your door piercing going for real so being out there and really pushing out of it that's only going to get the best or the lights. trying to head off into the darkness after about forty five minutes the group reaches a good view point. and there they are the northern lights. is a time now to get back into the warm or at least somewhere not as cold to settle down for an icy night's sleep. to make sure the guests don't get frostbite at minus five degrees celsius they get thorough instructions on how to stay warm. time for bed. morning. the next morning hendrick felling awakes to a nice hot drink. i slept surprisingly well last legs and it was much more than i expected it would at one moment i woke up put my head out of was leaving when i was like oh god it's really freezing cold i got back into his little bit and slept soundly for the rest of the. hendrick won't be able to sleep in the same room next year in april it will melt and return whence it came to the torn a river not only is the ice hotel one of

groupccused him of a betrayal and said the pho rips off th skrcabs of the painful history and are, quote,g pierc reminders of america's sin. stay up to date on our coverage of this developing story in our nbc washington app. search northam. s> and new this morning, rescue workersamble to find a woman who drove into the potomac overnight. she was f pulledm the water and rushed to the hospital. sheexpected t eed to be okay. we're told rescuers were set up on columbia island to go out and get the div4: after this morning. police are investigating the crash. right now, they don't know what could have caused the driver to go into the water. >>> and this morning, a woman is recovering after she while holding a child in prince george's county. this was the scene last night in strict heights. police say a man drove with a oup to this house on senator avenue to b wak upith his girlfriend. th two started fighting. suddenly, someone fired a gun towards the girlfriend. the bullet missed her and struck a relative who was holding a child. they were both rushed to the hospital and are expected to okay. this st

with 19 million federal funds and this dedicates 48 million want to think treasurer pierce for continued leadership in this area and in the legislature's input and support to keep us on the right track. [applause] and one of the worst kept secrets the clean water proposal includes dedicating 8 million of ongoing revenue from the estate tax so before either side of the aisle jumps to conclusions i hope you will listen to the details because it is a package concept and with 19.19.5 million and then with 2015 and nine. nine.9 million using a portion of this investment to make sense what this budget shows is we can find the clean water plant with existing resources but what we've also found in this research we can better sustain the revenue tax professionals say because we are so far out of line with other states that is a factor of retirees leaving it with that current exemption to five.7 million over four years. this will align us with maine and new york. [applause] and this is why it's so important. currently only one of 12 states that have this tax at all the recent doubling of the feder

it got louder and louder and louder until it was so piercing i wanted to cover my ears and then there was an explosion. >> we need you to back out of the area. >> reporter: the t who died along with four people on the ground in yorba linda sunday was identified late today as antonio pastini, a former chicago police officer and veteran aviator. the last seconds of the flight as seen on security video were chilling. the ntsb's lead investigator describes a cessna that made a rapid descent. >> a few witness reports say that they saw the airplane coming out of a cloud at a very high speed before parts of the airplane such as the tail and subsequently wings started to break off. >> reporter: twisted airplane parts are scattered over 4 blocks. officials say there is debris in and around 16 homes near the yorba linda country club. by far, the worst is here, which was the house of long time residents. parts of the wreckage and an engine landed on the roof and set the home on fire. sheriff's deputies say this is where four members of a family who had gathered for a super bowl party, were kille

. >>> and just across the river in new york city, surveillance video shows a wood beam piercing a driver's windshield. the beam fell from an elevated subway track and barely missed the driver. transit officials now will inspect all beams on all elevated tracks. >>> a psychiatrist and former talk show host is accused of exploiting three of his patients. they're suing dr. keith ablow for sessions that included beatings and offers of free sessions in exchange for sex all while he was treating them for depression. ablow denies the allegations. >> a male, a public person and a trump supporter and so am i surprised? yeah, but shocked, no. >> ablow is not facing criminal charges. he says he'll fight the claims for as long as it takes. >>> federal regulators want to toughen up the rules for the makers of over-the-counter sunscreens. the fda has proposed regulation changes aimed at improving safety and effectiveness. they include raising the maximum sun protection factor or spf from 50 to 60. regulators also want to make sure ingredients are more clearly displayed on labels. >>> "consumer reports"

tuesday, from vietnam, a second summit with north korea ratchets up the stakes as the president gets a piercingrld. >> michael cohen is planning to publicly accuse president trump of criminal conduct in testimony before congress tomorrow. >> i'm going to let the american people decide exactly who is telling the truth. >> a big entrance for both president trump and north korean leader kim jong-un as the leaders arrived in vietnam to flashing cameras and red carpets. >> this has been nuts. >> an amtrak train stranded in the oregon snow since sunday has finally arrived back at its starting point. ra >> michael jackson's family is speaking out ahead of a new documentary that focuses on

. >> reporter: three bullets tore through her abdomen and pierced her lung.ourth shredded her right arm. >> this whole panic set in, and i was like, "why me? like, i don't want to die." and so i just kind of accepted it, towards the end, and then i just, like, blacked out. >> is anybody injured? >> three injured. >> and when the first responders first felt my pulse, i didn't have one. >> reporter: her father, david wilford, was in nashville when the shooting happened. >> i felt like i was going out of my mind. >> reporter: he flew home not knowing whether his wounded daughter was alive. >> i saw her face above the covers with a tube down her throat, and it was such a relief that i, for a long time, could not be angry. i was so thankful that she didn't die. it was a pure miracle. >> reporter: do you feel like a miracle? >> yeah. >> reporter: before the shooting, miracle maddy was a basketball player... >> come on, maddy! >> reporter: ...and an "a" student with dreams of becoming a doctor. her physical recovery was grueling, but there are also scars no one can