reba, i won't quit until we find out what happened to ms. teresa. >> and in fact, even as he spoke, the sheriff along with the corporal were chasing down their first honest to god lead in what, over a year? didn't seem like much, not at first, just an overheard story from a guy in a bar, something about how he and a friend ran into someone with a gun, not so terribly uncommon, mind you, terribly uncommon around here mind you, except that it happened around the same time and not very far away from where the murder occurred. so ellis and boyd tracked the kid down and he repeated the story for them. >> they were on a dirt road. and they came upon a snake, a rattlesnake. and they was trying to kill it, find something to kill it with. >> trouble was, they were plumb out of rattlesnake killing tools, and that's when an suv just happened to pull up on the dirt road behind them. the driver was a woman in her 40s or thereabouts who, said the young man, offered them a surefire way to dispatch that rattlesnake. lady in the car had a gun? >> right. >> i

>>reba. bueno, pues con reba amigos, nada mÁs y nada menos nos despedimos de todos ustedes.acuÉrdense que la semana entrante vamos a tener algo especial para todos ustedes, asÍ que no se lo pierdan, aquÍ en ritmo deportivo. bye, riba! cc: telemundo network captioning@telemundo.com (305) 887-3060 o del dÍa. popue laucha libre en mÉxico pero un mal movimiento terminÓ con la vida del hijo del perro aguayo. vamos con los titulares del dÍa. hoy en "noticiero telemundo" sÁbado llamas acaban con las vidas de siete niÑos en brooklin. vamos a ver quÉ lo causÓ. una pareja de nadieing ra agua que sobreviviÓ el ataque en tÚ necio llego llega de vuelta a estados unidos. veremos las medidas contra la sequia. obras de grandes muro listas de mÉxico son res a tu radas. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> este es "noticiero telemundo" fin de semana con edgardo del villar. >> hola que tal, buenas tardes les saluda vanessa, edgardo tiene el dÍa libre. comenzamos en tunez un dÍa para recordar las vÍctimas del atentado. la familias de los sobrevivo vientos reciben a los suyos. angie tiene lo Último. >> buenas tardes

in 2013 she married her friend reba mcentire's step son music manager brandon blackstock.they those little words "i love you" around. >> . >> no. >> i love ya. >> love ya. >> no. >> was brandon the first guy you said i love you to? >> like i said it and wanted to say it like -- oh, i have to. that's first time that happened. but it is true. ♪ >> looking at her life, maybe it's no surprise that one of kelly clarkson's biggest hits is called "stronger" and that the title of her new single is "invincible." do you feel invincible now? >> i guess i do. i feel like i've just accomplished a lot and i've overcome like a lot. that's what i hope this song is for people. so they listen to it and they're projecting what they want. >> it can come true. >> it can. i'm living proof. >> i don't know how the hell i got here. >> osgood: next, the final voyage. ® 24hr. the latest choice for frequent heartburn. get complete protection. nexium level protection. you can't predict the market. but at t. rowe price we've helped guide our clients through good times and bad. our experienced investme

. >>> we're going to turn now to attorney and legal an cyst reba martin in los angeles.t are the similarities and distinctions that you see between these two cases? >> clearly, randall we have two situations involving unarmed african american teens being shot by white officers but the differences are pretty stark in the two cases. in ferguson we had a slew of people who said they witnessed the shooting. in this case we have the officer in wisconsin in an apartment with the victim alone. so we don't have anyone who will be able to give an eyewitness testimony. also in ferguson, we had a police department that stuck its head in the sand refused to talk to people and was forced by the mia and pressure from the government for to come forward with information. in wisconsin the police chief stepped up quickly, even went to the home of the victim and prayed with the family and talked very openly about what happened. so i think what we see here is the pressure from the protests in ferguson the department of justice's report all causes police chiefs around this country to do what

breaking news now with crystal wright van jones, cnn commentator and a former obama administrator and reba martin attorney and liam analyst. first to you, van, george zimmerman squarely blaming president obama. at one time he refers to him as barak hussein obama. your reaction? >> i was very disappointed. obviously, he has his view. it's fine. what shocked me is him taking no responsibility for saying i went over to this guy, i appointed myself to be a police officer when i wasn't. and somebody ends up dead. i feel bad about that. he couldn't even bring himself to say that. instead, he wants to blame obama. does he blame obama for george zimmerman going on and acting like thug himself, in numerous instances later on? ought what point does he take responsibility for his own actions? >> i was proud of this president when the president stood up and said not only did he say my son looked like trayvon, afterwards he said i look like trayvon. >> zimmerman went on to say it was clear cut self-defense. here he is. take a listen. >> they took what should have been a clear cut defense matter and sti

reba intyre coming to "today."tudents have been gathering here and watch their schools battle it out for a shot at the n ncaa tournament. brooklyn is hosting the conference tournament. where is the atlantic ten? the big eastern conference tournament at madison square garden. >> we collected four students that attend a school to see if they can make the most amount of free-throws in third seconds. let's do it. three, two, one, go. oh no! that's it. the big east. are you ready? here we go. move aside. go! that's one. there is two. and we need two more. try bank shot. and the three. one more. keep going. oh! four is the winning number. six, congratulations. we have "today" show basketballs. i don't know where they are. >> they are loving the back there. we have stuff for you guys over here. we will give it to you in a little bit. thanks for playing and have a great week. >> good stuff! here's a lovely party. how about a check of the weather? >> as far as your weather for the weekend, wet weather and rainy. we will loo

reba intyre coming to "today." what we have been waiting for throughout the week. new york transformed into one big giant town. students from across the country have been gathering here to watch their school battle it out for a shot at the ncaa tournament. the bar clays center in brooklyn is hosting the conference tournament. where is the atlantic ten? the big eastern conference tournament at madison square garden. we selected four students that attend a school in the east conference to see if they can make the most amount of free throws in 30 seconds. 810 students are going first, are you ready? >> come on 810! come on! come on! three, two, one, go. oh, no! >> come on guys. >> get in there. oh! shoot another one here. that's it. right there! oh! >> that's it. three for the 810s. that's it. big east are you ready? big east are you ready? here we go. move aside, move aside. let's make some room. big east here we go. go! there's one. there's one. there's two. there is two. and we need two more. try the bank shot. the

. >> reba i love. >> i love her. >> and broadway. >> i love broadway yes. >> can you see her? sequel and i was telling you before we came on your music is like -- they're like an thens and amy and i were talking about this because we've had our different problems and "stronger" got us through and musicians on call that you actually talk about that what you do. >> it's amazing how much music actually affects recovery. like just your psyche and emotional state, it's like scientifically proven to help so i love that. that's so easy for us to do as musicians in go to the hospital and do that and it makes a big, big difference. >> they do too. they do it for free as well. this is my band. this is my second family. they're awesome too. >> yeah, exactly. talk about second family -- >> i got a lot of sisters over here. >> i grew up with one in mississippi. >> no way. >> e. 0, yes. >> you and shana. >> we did. >> shana can sing her tail off. she's a jazz artist man, she's killer. >> she's huge back home on the mississippi gulf coast. we love you, we love her. speaking about going on yo