great guy. >> on the night of rachel's murder, witnesses saw rachel accompany an inebriated denofa to the motel next door to the club. jack denofa didn't deny that. he simply said she left without going to his room. >> we knew jack denofa was in there, but we wanted to find out -- we wanted to place rachel in that room. >> four days had passed since denofa stayed in the motel room, and it had been cleaned repeatedly, but analysts got a break. on the outside windowsill, they found white fibers, and there was a tiny spot of blood in the shower stall. andrew nardelli compared those fibers to fibers from rachel's sweater. >> one of the main types of characteristics that we would look for first off would be color, and a number of the fibers from the window were a different color than the types of fibers that were from the sweater. >> though superficially similar, the fibers did not match. investigators now compared the blood sample from the shower stall to rachel's dna and got another setback. >> with the swab from the shower stall, there was no dna detected. i ran the sample twice. i trie

first porsha, then rachel.laim they took advantage of a farmer and burned through millions of dollars. >> reporter: we notice a picture, a smiling ralph raines, jr. with the young boy he loved like a son. >> i have very good memories from them. >> reporter: up next -- judgment day for the scammers. mary marks unmasked. and then she took it off. >> correct. >> reporter: but even now, with the scam exposed, ralph raines is still in love with mary marks, his bogus bride. >> i can say this -- i view mary as a real person. >> reporter: his blind devotion now threatens to torpedo the case. >> i am not a victim. >> reporter: when we come back. let's do, this. let's move outdoors for the next few months. let's build a kitchen under the clouds. a dining room with no walls. no ceiling. let's put it all together... then... let's get together. a lot. let's do this. home defense ready-to-use or 10 lbs. bug b gon granules just $6.88 the home depot more saving. more doing. proof of less joint pain. this is my body of proof. a

rachel was close to her family. jackson was an orphan and grew close to rachel's family. emily donelson, the house she grew up in, is less than two miles away from here. he has become this national hero and there were people here all the time. rachel was the knowledge to be a pretty nice hostess, cordial and welcoming. during jackson's saying after the battle of new orleans from 1815 to the rest of her life they have lots and lots of company. they had many, many parties or dinners here at the hermitage. they acquired a good deal of silver as they went along, such as these plants cups. they would have been used for an evening party where some highly the third up punch was served. -- liquored up punch was searched. it was more about her comfort in big cities than it was about her actual appearance or clothing. she was not a fan of anything that took into jackson away from the hermitage. during the war of 1812, there were letters from her that say things like, do not let fame and fortune blind you to the fact that you have a wife, i am home, and i need you. he knew pretty we

rachel, despite her deep wish for children, rachel had no children.as one of 11 and those of her brothers and sisters who married had very large families as well. but she had no children of for own, she had - they adopted one of twin sons that belonged to her brother and sister-in-law when they were middle aged. so there was an andrew jackson jr. who was actually her nephew. and swain: and will you about the adopted creek boy. henderson: no - yes and there was also another son. jackson had been in battle and found and had slaughtered many people, women and children found an infant and try to give it back to a creek woman who was alive. she said you'd best kill him, you've killed all of his family anyway. jackson takes him home and raises him as a son. it's a very interesting - very interesting, you know, kind of story because here's jackson, the indian killer, and yet he's adopted this son and raises him as his own. brady: and he writes a lot of letters to rachel saying "there's something special. he's an orphan, i was an orphan there's some reason i

who knows says rachel? maybe in a couple of years my blood pressure issues will be solved and i'll be healthy enough to do it myself, i can only hope. andrea roane, wusa9. >> baby caylee's middle name is ray. also rachel and her husband chris are documenting their experience as new parents for a new cable television serial rees slated to air this winter. >>> always watching always tracking, wusa9's first alert weather, d.c.'s most accurate. >> how did we do with our 3- degree guarantee? >> pretty well. we forecasted a high of 90 degrees and that's exactly what it was, so we get it correct. we're seeing the ball almost as big as bryce harper, not quite. observed highs, 88 in leesburg, manassas. our average high is 75, so this is way above average, no records set today. it was 90 up in frederick. let's start with a live look outside, our live michael and son weather cam, 79, our current temperature will end up being the high today. very dry air mass, winds northwest at 18. grab a sweater and shades for tomorr

these are events that her daughter rachel had worked here whole life toward. now this whole family has been going through an emotional time this past week but cathie said it was important for her to be here today for her daughter. a mother left her daughter's side at the hospital for a few important moments today. >> really proud of her mom for her strength and courage of being able to come and show support for her daughter. >> reporter: cathie hall is not ready to talk on camera but she did want to take part when temple recognized academic and athletic achievements. rachel excelled at both. >> knowing how hard it is to travel and play and also do the work. >> reporter: with just a week left to go in rachel's college career, a car collided with her bicycle. leaving her with a critical head injury. the driver left the scene. >> there are no winners in a case like this. >> reporter: investigators charged rashan roberts today. they say surveillance video showed hall went through a stop sign and if roberts had stopped, he wouldn't be in this trouble. >> he panicke

it is rachel nichols. >> how are you rachel? >> good. and some of the testimony is sealed since it is in the wells report and the information that made it into the reports is circumstantial and stacked against your client and you think the information left out of the report would be illuminated to show his innocence and since the seal has been broken can you share with us some of the testimony that you think would help people looking to say, gee, what is tom's side of it -- >> and that is a fair question rachel. but without getting into the depth of it because, frankly, i also don't want to necessarily reflect badly on the lawyers from the investigative team that were asking questions because there were several times that i had to interject to give them context and to give you one example, the report kind of spotlighted the fact that tom had autographed items for members of the equipment team. sand rachel you've been around -- >> that is common practice. >> that is common practice. >> not quid pro quo. >> exactly. and unless you are rach

it was going to work. >> rachel had been in girl scouts most of her life. she want today finish her career with a gold award the scout's highest honor. she had to pull off a project that would benefit others. turns out who rachel want today benefit was kids like her 16-year-old cousin joey living with autism. >> i love being with him, he is awesome. >> they do tire jumps, tunnel -- >> after months of planning she came up with her plan combining her love of her cousin with her love of animals. kids with autism leading dogs through a course. >> i planned out what i want today do but then, you know you get there and you see the kids and you're like maybe that's not going to work. >>ist >> isabella. >> she made changes, and now two years later, jumping for joy is still going strong. even after she has her gold award. even after she could have quit and gone off to college, rachel is still at it. >> beautiful. good job. >> the youth, rachel says come into her court sometimes lacking confidence. but being the one in charge of the dog, feeling like the boss she say

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that's why rachel uses therapy dogs instead. while she is heading to college in the fall we wanted the program to continue and is already working with a young man to take over when she leaves. >> that's awesome. >>> turning to the water crisis what's your plan? governor brown announced new water restrictions going into effect monday. >> how can you cut back? and which of your household appliances are the biggest water wasters. sam brock has answers in today's "reality check." >> reporter: what's your worst water-wasting habit? washing dishes with the tap running? taking long showers? it turns out the answer might actually be a bit more private than you would think. that's right. your household's biggest water waster is your toilet. according to data from the environmental protection agency, when it comes to in-home water use nearly 27% of household water is consumed by toilets, followed by washing machines, showers, faucets and leaks. that is a lot of water lost right down your drain. the average old-school toilets are about fiv

that's why rachel chooses to use therapy dogs instead. she is heading off to college in the fall, she wanted the program to continue and is already work wth young man who will take over once she leaves. garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> if you know of someone doing something nice for others, garvin would love to hear from you. go to our website, nbcbayarea.com and search bay area proud. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, the drought has some cities saying farewell to fireworks this fourth of july. one community has a high-tech alternative. >>> plus -- >> there's no question that the immigration court system is under incredible stress right now. >> we investigate u.s. immigration courts under stress and under siege. hear from the court's system top official in washington in an exclusive interview. >>> it is 7:29 on this saturday morning. little italy for you. a look at the golden gate bridge. although, you can't see it, covered in the fog. sunny afternoon ahead, apparently. i'm kira klapper. thank you so much for join

>> that's a good question rachel.n't know because as you know the league has had recent struggles with its disciplinary process and they've brought in new personnel. so i don't know how they're going to approach this. plenty of people there who are probably chiming in on what to do but i really don't know. >> don, we both appreciate your time tonight. thank you very much. >> thank you very much for having me on. >>> and next more reports on a north central other clinical antiperspirants didn't work. then i tried certain dri. it's different. it stops sweat before it starts. add some color to your life with certain dri. when a moment spontaneously turns romantic why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use, you don't have to plan around either. it's the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. te

. >> rachel, it's me! rachel!> exhibit b-5 creates an internet sensation, sparking vigorous debate. some believe it's really leaked trial evidence. >> it feels real. like the shaky camera and the sort of awkward moments when they aren't saying a lot. >> many others think this is a sick and twisted hoax. >> this is definitely fake. if somebody gets hit by a car, are you going to keep the camera on your face and keep it on them? our instincts are to drop and help your friend. >> so what is the truth? >> well, i just got back from the funeral so i'd have to say exhibit b-5 is pretty damn real. >> wait, there's no way -- >> hi. i'm cindy and i played rachel on "exhibit b-5," and i am all good. >> rachel, it's me! [ sigh ] >> that's more like it. >> rachel! >> "exhibit b-5" is a ghoulish take on prank videos. it comes from the creative mind of film director kyle rankin. >> i think people like to watch videos like this because it's similar to getting on a roller coaster. it's skirting death. i think that's why horror is

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her family needs information about what happened to rachel.now is a friend and colleague of hers. good morning. >> good morning, carol. >> tell us what the family is asking. >> just for information. i think they're frustrated that in this situation that there's someone that we can't find. >> has amtrak helped? >> no. >> when the family calls, what does amtrak tell them? >> one, it's difficult to get through and, two, they don't have her on the list. the difficulties arrives from the fact she was traveling on a pin trip ticket that doesn't require you to have a reservation reservation. she got on the train without having any record of her being on the train and would not be on record until they scanned your ticket and that probably hadn't happened yet. >> you can get on the train and not pay until you get onboard. where was rachel headed? >> home. she lives in manhattan. >> you're sure she got on that train? she called the family? >> that's the best indication. she texted her husband saying she was about to board the train. everyone leads us to

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but the texts from rachel jacobs stopped after the crash. she was the mother of a 2-year-old and ceo of apernet.com, a philadelphia-based online apprenticeship company. a twitter message from her colleagues reads quote, thank you for your thoughts and prayers for our ceo rachel jacobs. we are still looking for rachel and hope she will be with her family soon. as other victims were leaving the hospital some families fears were confirmed. >> you were supposed to come home last night at 10:30. >> 20-year-old justin zemser was coming home from his second year in the nation's capital. his mother in new york saw the crash online. >> he was wonderful. he was absolutely wonderful. everybody looked up to my son. and there's no other words i can say. >> reporter: and as victims called and texted to say they were okay the family of 49-year-old jim gaines got the call they were dreading. the video software tech for the associated press was on amtrak 188 on his way home to plainsboro, new jersey from meetings in washington, d.c. he is the father of two c

rachel works in philadelphia but she lives in new york. but again 30th street station is process ising center right now for what appears for survivors coming out of the hospital. they tell me it is slow but they are expecting an influence of more survivors getting discharge from the hospital. mike you were saying earlier amtrak number hot line at least earlier didn't appear to be working. if you are a loved one trying to get information or trying to find your loved one you can come here and hopefully red cross can help you out mike and alex, back to you. >>> speaking of the red cross let's bring up anthony again. have you been hearing this story about rachel jacobs. >> i have, i actually listen to your report and i heard that. you know it is powerful, emotional story and we hope it all work out. she can reach out to the red cross and we will do our best to assist her. >> have you been hearing similar stories like rachel as. >> last night i heard a couple stories like that. not as much today but definitely people looking for loved ones and

she will be seated in the front row and rachel's name will be called first. she's also started a facebook page called rachel hall temple strong on it she's planned to collect all rachel's honors and accolades and bring them to the hospital so she says when they are daughter wakes up, she will see all of her a accomplish manies and know what a bright future lies ahead. iain? >> all right dawn, thank you. >>> u-haul truck collides with a septa bus in forth philadelphia. skyfox over the accident this morning near west allegheny and west glenwood avenues in fair hill. septa officials say the bus hit the drivers side. five passengers were carried off on stretchers. authorities say no one was seriously hurt. >>> and more problems for passengers aboard a septa bus in tioga. sky fox high above north broad street in west erie avenue just before 8:00 a.m. you can see the bus there in the center of the road. authorities say this was not crash but more like al very sudden stop. nine passengers on the bus were taken to the hospital. officials say no one was seriously inju

rachel graduated as a double major. >> we welcome rachel's mother mrs. kathy hall who is joining us to bring rachel's presence to want ceremony and receive thediploma. >>> the biggest day in collegiate rowing. the 77th annual dad vail regatta there are 125 crew teams competing. kelly drive is closed until 6:00 p.m. tonight. >>> we have your front-row seat to all the rogue action. we'll have live compage on channel 6 beginning at 1:00 p.m. join matt o'donnell, karen rogers and erin o'hern for all the action on the schuylkill river. >> much more to come on "action news" saturday morning. new ferry service between florida and cuba, the plans announced to begin sailing between the two countries. >>> we'll show you where some folks are looking at the white stuff as we are heading into mother's day weekend. >> reporter: it's not just snow it's a raging snowstorm for the front range this weekend. tropical storm ana off the eastern seaboard and dense fog advisories for us in the delaware valley. i'll have the weekend call from accuweather when i see you after th

thank you for your thoughts and prayers for our ceo rachel jacobs.e are still looking for rachel and hope they will be with her family soon. her mother gill today jacobs is a long-time former senator from michigan who is now traveling here. right now everyone is trying to stay hopeful. >> i think we're in the just try to find her mode without thinking of the worst case scenario. >> reporter: one of the reasons hard to get an exact figure who was on that train is because a good number of passengers will use a monthly pass or a 10 pass which is what rachel did. she hadn't been scanned in so they didn't realize she was on that train but she texted her husband to say she had made it and was her way home. of course no one has heard from her. >> karen, thank you. >>> amtrak has set up a shelter for families of victims of the train crash. it's at the marriott on the 1200 block of market street in center city. amtrak has also set up a hotline if you're still looking for someone traveling on amtrak regional 188 last night it's 800-523-9101. you might get a bu

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if i may introduce rachel. >> hello supervisors rachel from the controllers office i'm a project manager the city services auditor you have a presentation before you, is there something i need to do on the computer? >> (speaking off the mic). >> power point presentation? >> yeah there is a power point presentation. is it on here? sorry about that. so we are here to talk about the legislation sponsored by public works as mohammed mentioned and the chapter six deports, cp, airport, the port, reck park and mta, the before you will revise the administration code, i will briefly talk overthe process to get to the ordinance that is before you talk about some of the reasons for the change and introduce edgar lopez, which is the city architecture to talk about the policieses that are before the board. as you know, chapter six, the city's rules and requirements for selecting and contracting for the design management and construction of public works contracts, the departments have general authority under chapter six are the departments that we mentioned previously, public works, mta, airport, port

>> yeah, rachel, you are right. the best way to put out a fire is to prevent it from happening in the first place. the same with a rail accident. we had a big fight this session in north dakota legislature about whether or not to approve three rail inspectors to start a state rail inspection program, which we eventually did, with basically, 1 1/2 rail inspectors. it made us the 31st state in the nation to have one. it was a fight until the final day. >> is that because there is denial at the state level in north dakota that there is a safety risk here? is it just pure fiscal conservatism that people don't want to spend money on anything? is there hope the federal government or the industry might somehow step up and take care of it? what is driving them? >> i would say all of the above. we are ready to collect money from diesel tax on the railroads. we are going to collect between $5 million and $6 million in the next two years. only $600,000 of that will be used for rail safety in our state. in fact, we had $3 milli

thank you. >> rachel good evening to you. councilman nick mosby here.ut every night. first of all, this crowd compared to previous crowds. >> it appears to be less -- community than folks outside the community. >> professional -- >> yeah, you know, folks that -- >> we just lost that feed. where you can see craig and the councilman that that councilman is the husband of marilyn mosby who is the prosecutor that decided to bring charges against the policemen today. we are less than two minutes way from the interview. you hear them calling for people to get out of the streets. they've asked media to move to a specific media staging area so that the media itself cannot have the impact on -- the media themselves will not keep people out in the streets by virtue of the fact that they're out there with cameras and lights and attracting attention. as you can see, national guardsmen and women and significant contingent of baltimore police supplemented by police from other surrounding communities and states making a pretty big show of at least taking up space righ

to the billboard music awards. >> that was an awesome last shot, rachel. >> yes, wasn't it good?rn right here on abc and of course taylor swift, she has 14 entries. any guess how many sam smith has? >> i'm going to go with 13. >> six. >> well it says it right there on the prompter. >> don't read, dan. >> i love how nostalgic the opening is both van halen and simple minds, it makes me feel really, really old. >> no, it's your wheelhouse. >> it's my wheelhouse because my music knowledge stops in 1989. >> those oldies, i'm glad they're bringing them back to the billboards. looking forward to it. >>> and coming up on "good morning america" -- the big buildup for the "mad men" finale. what the show's creator is saying about what or what not to expect in the final episode and it's the final word from sara haines in "pop news." don't miss it. ♪ >> don't, don't, don't. ♪ don't, don't, don't, don't stop the beat ♪ ♪ i can't, can't, can't, can't ♪ ♪ control my feet ♪ ♪ p p p people in the street ♪ ♪ c'mon everybody and move your feet ♪ ♪ go! ♪ ♪ ♪ everybody ♪ ♪ move your feet and feel unit

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. >> rachel hall. >> brought tears. it's a shame. have daughters in college and to have that happen it's just horrible. >> it's really unfortunate event that happened. and it's kind of upset upsetting because it's something i know could hahn neverly happen to anyone. i thought it was really nice that she was represented honestly. >> i thought it was really nice she could be a part of this through her mother. >> reporter: that was some of the comments from the graduates witnessing this what happened the mother was called up to the stage of the ceremony beginning to be acknowledged and to accept the diploma of her daughter, and the mother kathy was writing about her daughter rachel saying, i just really feel her spirit and i want to make sure with her recovery we're collecting all these things she'd work so hard for. rachel was a star on the lacrosse team, division one she's honor student in latin. she graduating come laud and she wants to make sure she collected all these things to bring to the hospital she this it's going to help in

rachel's mother kathy hall swroyp is us to bring rachel's presence to the ceremony and receive the diploma. [ cheers and applause ]. >> one notable absence today temple alum us in bill cosby who resigned his seat on the board of trustees amid sexual abuse allegations. >> trial the mapleshade pedro hernandez entered in hung jury. they confessed in 012 to murder every of aton pa. it z. he was one of the first missing persons to occur on a milk carton. they soted in favor and one was enough for a hung jury. that juror said he had a number of problems with the case including confession. >> i feel that the initial cop physician there were lots of issues surrounding custody surrounding miranda rights. sure is ounding the fact it was not videoed for six or seven hours. >> aton's father said he has no doubt about the guilt of hernandez. >> i'm so convinced pedro hernandez kidnapped and killed my son on may 25, 1979. >> there will be a third trial for hernandez. there's no indication yet when the trial would begin. >>> security at military bases throughout north america has been increased. the secu

i want to get rachel in here. obviously we can never say whether this would have made the difference in winning or losing the game. people who say it didn't are never going to know. rachel you have a statement from tom brady's agent right now reacting from this. >> this is from don yi tom brady's agent. i'm going to read it. in his words, he says the discipline is ridiculous and has no legitimate basis. he says in my opinion, the outcome was predetermined. and this is something that we heard from him a few days ago after the report was issued erin. he said there is no fairness in the wells investigation whatsoever. tom brady's agent says in fact the evidence shows tom clearly emphasized that footballs be set within the rules. he also stresses that he feels that tom cooperated fully with the investigation. this is counter to the nfl's punishment and letter to him that they leveed today. and he said that they will appeal. there is no question about it. and he stresses that he wants that appeal to be heard by an inde

rachel was a wonderful mother, daughter sister, wife and friend. he was devoted to her family, her community and pursuit of social just advertise. we cannot imagine life without her. and jacobs collogues spent the take looking for her searching hospitals and desperate for any information. >> i think we're in the just trying to find her medicine without thinking of the worst case scenario right now. >> reporter: "action news" has confirmed that the senior vice-president for wells fargo, also died. the company says abid gillani a valued member of the commercial real estate division passed away. also on the doomed train 48 year-old jim gaines who work with the associated press. new jersey married father of two was on the the way home from d.c. when he was critically injured in the crash. gaines was pronounced dead at temple university hospital. his grieving wife simply says jim was more precious then us, then we can adequately express. then there was 20 year-old justin zemser a student athlete on break from the u.s. naval academy. mid ship man from ro

rachel was a lacrosse player at temple but her mom says after four weeks of being sedentary, rachel hasost all of her muscle mass that she obtained from training daily for four years in college as an athlete. she's confident the doctors will bring rachel through this difficult time. >>> camden county is moving forward with plans to upgrade the 911 system. people can text. $700,000 is the cost of the upgrade. 90% of cell phone -- of calls are made from cell phones. more than a dozen places already have the service in place. the service is not offered in delaware. >>> the time is 4:49. 69 degrees outside. police, fire departments, school officials are already discussing how to keep kids and adults safe during the pope's upcoming visit in fall. officials met yesterday to talk about issues that could arrive on the ben franklin park way from large crowds and excessive heat and storms. the problems could include kids since the schools will be closed. septa was involved. people are encouraged to take public transit in and out of the city. >> public transit will be the only way they'll be able

also a philadelphia ceo rachel jacobs who at this hour is missing. doug shimell has been learning more about these victims. >> doug, what have you found out? >> reporter: well, we spoke to friends and family of rachel jacobs, and they say for them the excruciating part is the not knowing. but for some of the other families, the fear has been confirmed. as the stretchers came and went from the scene, names gradually surfaced of those who didn't survive. 48-year-old jim gaines has two young children and handles video software for the associated press. his colleagues say he was coming back home to plainsboro new jersey. also among the casualties justin zemser he attended the u.s. naval academy in washington. and the school says the 21-year-old was on leave and heading home tuesday night to see his family in rockaway beach, new york.op>> it was his high school valedictorian and finishing up his second year at the naval academy. he was a loving son, nephew and cousin who was -- this tragedy has shocked us all in the worst way. >> reporter: but as the inju

i said -- my exact words was this -- >> yes. >> call rachelle. tell her i need to speak to her. make a [ bleep ] decision. grow up or something like that. >> yeah, you did. >> if you send me to cw or send me to the box. >> right. >> i was aggravated, rachelle. >> i know that. >> and the only way i know how to channel my anger is physically. so instead of me doing that, i'm yelling. >> yep. >> i'm yelling. >> that was recognized. >> rachelle, tell you the truth, all jokes aside, i'm not trying to play with you. like you know, you got your job. you the boss and i respect you. know what i'm coming from? >> yep. >> you and i both know usually i wouldn't care about being -- about being seg. doesn't matter. i'll stay here. >> i know. >> i just feel as though, if i just did four months. four months. >> that's why i'm saying you're not dead in the water. >> the next step for esdale is administrative segregation or asu hearing that will determine how long he remain in segregation. >> you'll most likely be seeing asu tomorrow. yes. >> i'll be there. >> all right. >> i'll be there. >> all

es rachel ahora...no el deseo de vivir... --a sus 37 aÑos de edad y algo mas de 40 libras de peso "rachael farruj" alimenta un temible enemigo llamado anorexia... --este trastorno a la alimentacion es de extrema gravedad y esta cercano a apagar su vida.... --pero su sistema medico parece mas delgado y fragil que su quebrantada salud... --la anorexia de rachel no ha sido tratada por los hospitales locales, al sur de california, porque segun ellos, su peso es su responsabilidad.. . bite --rachel explica que piensan que es tan facil comllevar comida a la boca y listo... pero su cuerpo simplemente rechaza el deseo de comer... ella aun ni sabe porque... --pero no es simplemente falta de apetito... --la anorexia trastoca la mente de quien la padece al punto que no se alimenta por diferentes motivos, entre ellos el hecho de verse con libras de mas, cuando en realidad es lo contrario... la vida de rachel se va en cada suspiro... y por eso actuan con rapidez... --su esposo rod mira en ella, una mujer llena de vi

the mother of rachel hall kathy was there and she accepted her daughter's degree on her behalf.ou can see she received a standing ovation. rachel hall was critically injured last wednesday night while she rode her bike on the temple campus. >> i didn't know her but when i heard about her situation i felt really bad and i'm glad her mom came and i'm glad everyone stood up for her. >> she had the opportunity to have the support of all -- of everyone here. >> rachel is lacrosse player and is set to become a police officer in washington d.c. after graduation but again she's in critical condition tonight. the driver who reportedly confessed to hitting rachel, 18-year-old will he sean roberts, was charged on thursday with fleeing the scene of an accident. >>> well up next here on "eyewitness news", a shocking image. >> caught on x-ray scan what looks like a boy inside a small suitcase. coming up the story behind the startling discovery by customs agents. kathy. >> a developing tropical storm ana will impact our weather for the weekend. i'll show you how with the seven day coming up. >

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rachel jackson was called a bigamist. she died of a heart attack. his niece becomes the white house hostess, but becomes dismissed from fallout from a scandal. and when the emperor and becomes-- -- van buren becomes president -- first ladies, exposing the private lives of the women who filled the position of first ladies my from martha washington to michelle obama. on american history tv, c-span3. as a complement to the series, a new book is available. first ladies, the lives of 45 iconic women. lively stories of these fascinating women. it is available as a hardcover or e-book to your favorite bookstore or online bookseller. >> >> gettysburg college history professor allen guelzo talks about religion during, and after the civil war. he argues that soldiers often had a difficult time retaining moral sentiments. he describes the rise of moral relativism as the north and south claim to have god on their side. the manhattan institute hosted this event at the harvard club of new york city. moderator: ok. thank you. we are ready to begin. i'm a senior fe