he asked rhonda a, are you cheating on me. >> rhonda, have you been cheating on me. >> what?and why andre is doubting me it is because he is paranoid which precede a bipolar break. has he told you about his mental health. >> paranoid how. >> he accused me of cheating on him which is ridiculous and he has been having visions, have you been telling him about your visions. >> i told him. >> rhonda makes good points here. but what is andre dealing with. >> and, if you think about it, like in the last episode, when the person, i believe was a man, so talking about the shoes when he push him down the stairs. >> i don't think it was andre though, he doesn't wear those shoes. >> some people were saying that. >> yes. >> oh, yeah, that is right. >> is it possible? i don't trust that. >> yes. >> unaudible. >> there is something weird there and i think rhonda probably i think as we go on he will figure it out and we just saw interesting things with their marriage. there will be a big theme here for them. >> boom, it don't work out. >> real quickly, bill since were you talking about lusci

rhonda says she was sick and tired of being sick and tired. >> joining thousands of runners taking part in this weekend's blue cross broad street run. her story of determination next another 5:00. joe sestak supports a plan that the new york timesfactreported makes cuts to social security benefits. and the plan raises the retirement age. it's true. the a.a.r.p. opposed the plan, citing dramatic cuts to medicare benefits. the plan sestak supports means higher out-of-pocket costs for millions on medicare. any way you spin it, the truth about sestak is gonna hurt. women vote is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> well, in six days, thousands will run in the philadelphia tradition. the cross broad street run is sunday, and for the second year in a row, we'll broadcast the entire event live here on nbc 10. every person you see on broad street has a reason to run. >> and for rhonda cohen, it's been a long road to be motivated, but she's ready to cross the finish line. >> i run because i want a lifetime of great health. ♪ >> meet rhonda cohen, she's 62 years old. >> it took me

rhonda anderson, a church secretary, lives across the street. did you see them going and coming?e garage door was open and i thought, i'm going to go over there and say, "hi." and just as i got over there, it was really like they looked at me and closed the garage door, really, because i could still seem them standing there. so i don't think they wanted to talk to anybody. >> reporter: rhonda doesn't take it personally, leaving her private neighbors to themselves, until weeks later, one sunday in september she looks out the window and is shocked by what she sees. >> the coroner's van was in their driveway. a policeman said there was a death in the home. i was blown away. >> reporter: once again, death has knocked on the staudte's door. the firstborn child, shaun, gone at 26. diane tells police he had flu-like symptoms for three weeks. >> she reported she checked on him at about 6:30 in the morning, went to church, and then when she came back from church, found him not in bed anymore but on the floor without a pulse. >> reporter: she explains that her son had a history of seizures

. >> rhonda anderson taught a couple of nikki's classes. she thought nikki had a sense of purpose, whether it was about her kids, her fashion, or other people's hair. >> i came in to class early one day, as i normally do. she looked up at me and said, miss anderson whaerks , what's going on with your hair? i said what? excuse me? nikki asked me this question, "do you have a hairstylist? does she know you have your hair looking like that today?" i said, "yes and no." she said, "miss anderson, i'm giving her one more chance. one more chance. if it's not right, i'm taking over." >> rhonda loved nikki, and nikki loved her girls. she put the twins in dance and music classes. at school they won awards. as almost angelic, sweet, and happy and engaged. and there's pictures of them, you know, one on each of nikki's arms. >> catie beck is a reporter at nbc affiliate wxia in atlanta. >> teachers describe t m that way, that they have a sweet demeanor in their classrooms and with their classmates. they were almost timid. >> and then as they reached thei

deputy rhonda gains brought her personal gun to work and asked the fellow deputy how to use it. he pointed the gun and pulled the trigger not realizing it was loaded. a bullet hit a file cabinet and went into a wall. gains and san toes work as bailiffs and don't carry weapons for their job. >>> another victim has come forward against the child molestation case in concord. an eight-year old girl reported inappropriate behavior during a dental visit. police say he sedated the girl and molested and recorded video of her without her pants on. more young patients have come forward saying sorrow did the same thing to him. >>> police in the east bay are looking for a man who robbed a student at knife point at loss medanos college in pittsburgh. the suspect approached a student and demanded his backpack. campus officers and pittsburgh police and a canine unit searched the campus but the man got away. the victim described him as latino, five feet eight inches tall with a medium build and his face was coffered with a black bandanna and he was wearing a hat. >>> a man says someone is going

if it's not right, i'm taking over." >> rhonda loved nikki, and nikki loved her girls. she put the twins in dance and music classes. at school they won awards. >> their teachers described them as almost angelic, sweet, and happy and engaged. and there's pictures of them, you know, one on each of nikki's arms. >> catie beck is a reporter at af >> teachers describe them that way, that they have a sweet demeanor in their classrooms and with their classmates. they were almost timid. >> and then as they reached their teens, they changed somehow. in the ways children often do, in the way nikki herself once did. and just like nikki, the twins were sent to live for a couple of years with the rather permissive family matriarch, della. until 2010 when nikki welcomed tas and jas back, all together again in robert's house. a fresh start. and nikki turned up at school beaming. >> she was in a very good mood. she looked great. she had a new look with her hair. and she had braids in. and she was happy. >> as if the braids in her hair were kind of an announcement. her girls were back.

. >> inmate rhonda narducci was hoping that the bakery would help turn her life around. >> when i first came in here, i wanted to hurt myself. i was really depressed. i was going crazy. i said my first felon, i said oh, my god, my record's so messed up now. i don't know what to do. so, i got myself into the bakery to keep myself busy, and i love the bakery. >> ever worked in a bakery before? >> no, i never worked outside. i've always been in the street hustling. i never had a regular job in my life. that's what i'm trying to tell you. i never had a regular job. >> narducci was serving eight months on a drug possession charge. >> i was working in the street, down on west farms, and some guy approached me. he gave me the money and i went to the drug dealer and got the drugs for him and gave him the stuff, crack. and before you know it, they got me and him, my first felony. >> narducci told our producer she had worked as a prostitute for the past 14 years. >> i didn't like myself doing it. i wasn't too happy about it. but i had no choice. i had no money. i had no nothing. >> how many years

empire fans boy do we havey treat for you exclusive look atl tonight's drama filled episode from rhonda who plays po reporter jake hamilton have ourh rs's abi'm y the baby is born.n. which one it lo lles. of course, you might also knowho her singer actor d sariyah mcneill.ei beingor b with us this morning.orni we know it's super earl outut there in la. la give us an idea what it's like l to be a part of this phenomphenm empire?? >> oh, my gosh.osh. it's taking my live by storm.. it's cleatly changed a lot of things so it's a mazing.g it's honestly amazing andzingth surrounding the show is reallysa really a blessing.g >> you were already -- i'mdy -- sorry, wisdom you were already a star before empire. empire. you were doing your singing youy acting and all of that and youtd get on t amplifies what you've been reflecting real world situations and real family situatibeons >> girl.>>irl. when did you know know you canok move like that? (laughter).ghter). >> i've been dancing my whole life. i think that is definitely a isa part of performing that. t this is so fun to me. so i'm glad that you

he was joined by rhonda rossi and chris brotman who comes from long island. it's the first big event expected to be held at the garden in november. >> chris's existing. >> i was at the berkeley center the i was therefore a concert . he was fantastic, by the way. he was bartending there and i was hanging out. he's such a cool guy. i said i would give him a shout out. this is mark called cherry tree. it was right around the corner from barclays. they had pizza next-door and at some of the best i've ever had in my life. >> i would forgive them for >> he might be coming in nothing happened after midnight. >> it's chilly outside, especially to the north. we are checking in at 280 and 44 in central park. 390 towards islip. numbers are similar to where they were but maybe a degree or two cooler. we start out chilly and later on you might want to shed your jacket. the satellite and radar shows clear skies this morning.not only for us but the northeast and maine and the mid-atlantic. that is the courtesy of high-pressure keeping us nice. its sting to the west in one t

. >> he micked it up and became a rhonda rousey metaphor. >> he being on the yoga mat. >> these pictures i am getting in my head are completely wrong. >> a little weird for cruz to be calling himself an outsider and comparing himself to sanders. if there is any comparison on the republican side it is trump, isn't it? >> well, if it weren't for trump he could possibly position himself as the outsider because he was a tea party favorite. if you listen to the echo and it sound like he is outside with no one around him he is completely empty. it sounds like someone trying to stripping together fortune cookie messages. if it said in bed maybe it would have made more sense. >> on her back in bed. >> ted cruz is the creepy uncle in every family reunion. again, you brought him again? >> if they used the lying on the mat thing it might have sounded not creepy and weird. but because it was ted cruz that's why. >> are you almost waiting for him to say something to make him cringe. >> if was the lying on the back. lying on the mat? >> that's actually -- i go too far. stop with the cliches and move o

deputy rhonda gains brought her personal weapon to work yesterday and asked fellow deputies how to use it. he pulled the gun and pulled the trialer not realizing it was loaded. fortunately, no one was hurt. they work as bailiffs and don't carry weapons for their job. >>> a man killed walking to his home in oakland. 30-year-old brian bowl was walking home from the king fish bar when he was shot in the head near richmond boulevard early sunday. when police arrived, his wallet and ear buds were on him. tonight, investigates are asking the public for help. >> if we take a second to pause and kind of visualize when if that was my sister, what if that was my friend that was coming home from a bar, would you want somebody to come forward with that information to help you out? i think the answer is yes. >> he was one of throw people killed over the week. no arrests have been made. >>> authorities say a fourth victim has stepped forward in their child molestation case against the dental assistant in concord. he was arrested on april 2nd after an eight-year-old girl reported inappropriate behavi

deputy rhonda gains brought her personal gun to work and asked her fellow deputy how to use it.rigger. a bullet hilt a file cabinet and hit a wall. they work as bailiffs and don't carry weapons for their job. >>> a federal grand jury indicted petrov on gun charges. he was beaten by alameda deputies last year after a high speed chase into san francisco. he is possessing a stolen gun and conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine. there was a raid last month at his home. he was arrested earlier this month after a shooting outside the home. >>> we are also getting a look at the unusual weapons police say a man they're calling the "ninja burglar" was carrying while lurking near homes in oakland hills. he had two swords when he was caught on surveillance video last week prowling through yards in the montclair district. take a look. he was arrest #d monday near a stolen car in east oakland. police say the swords were in the car. >>> this weapon here is illegal based on the size of the blade and the fact that there are two here. this is a 16-inch blade in total the swords are 24 and a ha

. >> journalist rhonda covers the state senate for alabama public television and was there that day. >> it was the last day of the session so usually they stay in until about midnight getting a lot of last minute legislation through. it was very mundane actually. >> but mundane quickly turns to exciting when senators from both sides of the floor start spatting. >> you can see between them that there was a heated exchange. >> republican exchange charles bishop and lowell barron both outspoken begin to argue heatedly. >> you see there's some words being exchanged and you're not sure what they're saying but you knew that was there was an argument at least. we didn't know what the outcome would be but we just sat there and watched it for a little bit and all of a sudden it happened and it happened very quickly. mr. bishop had hit mr. barron. he had punched him and there was a little bit of a struggle for a few seconds. the security guards ran out and tried to break them up. a few other legislators also tried to get in between them. the punch was quick and the struggle was very quick and

rhonda rightronda rousey will watch at madison square garden it was considered it too barbaric. it plans to hold first event at the garden before end of the year and hold self events up and down new york state in 2017. a popularity of that sport over last ten yearses has taken off. coming up, proposed changes to new york's alcohol laws could impact your sunday brunch plans. is it a good thing or a bad thing. depends who you ask essentially. time is 6:21. this one goes out to all the allergy muddlers. you know who you are. you' ve lost your game. literally. your family outing is magical for all the wrong reasons. and your sneezes are a force to be reckoned with. well, allergy muddlers, muddle no more . try zyrtec for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec is different than claritin , because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. try zyrtec . muddle no more . and children' s zyrtec takes care of your child' s allergies >> all right welcome become a judge delayed sentencing of former nypd officer peter liang supposed to be sentenced today following manslaughter convic

rhonda? >> what the shell she doing he here?re?have tw say that would be of any bef any interest to anybody in thisdy i mimily? >> i'm just asking thatt askingt everybody remain civil.. okay? anika. please. >> i'm pregnant. prean >> so? >> it's hakeem's. >> what? >> are you that thirsty you trick, ho. h >> wait, mom.t, mom hold on one second. s >> did you know? >> how you even know the baby ii mine.mi >> you're the only one i've beei wi >> you want to us believe that. >> i'm happy to do paternityatni test. >> you don't know how to use a o condom, stupid? >> anika, um, you going to keep it? it? >> i beg her to. >> you did what, stupid. sd >> this family has already tragically lost an hei. >> that the this family uses the term hair as if we're in speakss peer yann play.. technically if we're talkinging about hair we need to find lola. >> you're not the father. fhe >> how do you know that,owhat, lucious. >> i had a dna test done. d >> the e moment. he's the only one i've been witt after you lucious. >> okay. we got to get to mine. min

rhonda tapely was a pharmacy student at the university of utah in 1974 on october 11th of that year sheaiting fog the bus back to campus when she says the infamous killer offed her a ride. at the time ted bundy was unknown. according to the woman, bundy told her he had an errand to run but wound up driving past the place he said he needed to go. she says he eventually pulled over. >> he leaned over and said, do you know what, i'm going kill you. then he put his hands on my throat and started squeezing. >> i woke up i was laying on the ground and he was messing with something in the back of the car and i just jumped and ran. >> after escaping state police say she ran about 16 miles to the university of utah campus. she says she only came forward now after having counseling. >>> an elderly woman opened her door for a man she thought was a tree trimmer. he was actually a robber. but that wasn't the only surprise. what he found when he tried to crack her safe. >>> and to spank or not to spank. that's the question we may have an answer to tonight. new study that could settle the heated debat

we're told rhonda cates brought her personal gun to work yesterday, and asked fellow deputies how to use it. he pointed the gun, pulled the trigger, not realizing it was loaded. a bullet hit a file cabinet, then went into the wall. no one was hurt. gains and santos work as bailiffs and don't carry weapons for their job. >>> there are a lot of events happening around the base weekend, most of them are free. here is ktvu's rosemary orozco with our weekend watch. >> reporter: we start in san francisco where one of the biggest events in the city is happening. pet fest is this saturday at dubose park. man's best friend will compete. the festival, carnival and parade also includes kids, games, and food. the free event is from 11:00 to 4:00. in redwood city, earth day on the bay. held at the marine science institute combines sea creatures and mud to make an enjoyable dedicating time. the saturday event is free from 10:00 to 5:00. in berkeley, cal day 2016. the entire campus will once again open its doors to the public with a full-day event including free lectures, performances, tours and co

he was flanked by rhonda roussey at madison square garden. a lot of people have been calling for that. it's on the way. dari: a lot of fans. >>> this is about the time of year when some new yorkers were lucky enough to return from their winter homes in florida. steve: this time they're bringing culture with them. a preview of the miami city ballet's performance at lincoln center. dari: and later, the implant that may help the paralyzed steve: many years ago, a girl from cuba came to america and began a dance career that brought her to the new york city delay. dari: now she's leading the ballet in miami and this weekend at lincoln center. simone has an inside look at the show. what a great accomplishment for her. >> reporter: they're performing and training right on south beach, just minutes away from the shore. so from the shores of sunny south beach the miami city ballet is performing at lincoln center for the first time. it's presented by the joyce theatre foundation. for many of the dancers in the company, it's like coming home. many new y

a deputy rhonda gains brought in her baby glock into work yesterday. she wanted to show it to her friend. she a baliff at the court. deputies santos said i will show you how to use it. he picks it up and he aims it. he doesn't know that it's loaded and it ends up lodging, the bullet goes right through a cabinet and pierces the wall. luckily, no one was hurt. this is where it happened behind these doors. we have asked to get inside to get some video of it, but we have been told not just yet. we do know, obviously, that no one was hurt. that's the good news. there was another person, i am told, an it person inside. the baliffs don't even carry guns here at court. we do know, however, that there is no criminal charges are going to be filed here. this is strictly an internal investigation. back to you. >> all right. tara moriarty live there at the hall of justice. thank you. >> earlier on "mornings on 2" we took you live to a rally happening in the bay area. they are happening around the country this morning. people want to boost paychecks of minimum wage

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december 2017, advanced stage 2, working collaboratively with the department of public works manager rhonda lamida there are several factors that led us to where we're at right now. i can't assign any particular percentage or number to what led to what, but i can tell you in ranking overall the core estimate was the major driver of the cost overrun. our estimate did not reflect market kpbs, was not adjusted properly to keep up with the market. the second driver is the complex design and the construction market itself. our design is pretty complex, pretty unique, and the construction market in the transbay district, as you know, is very busy, which limited the amount of contractors willing to on the project. so we were having several s that came in with only one or two s, versus three or four s that normalize the costs and having only one or two s toward the margins, very high. in summary that's what led us to where we are now. >> even with an oversight committee do you think those same factors many impact phase ii? >> i think we're going to be working very closely with the cost committee. w

december 2017, advanced stage 2, working collaboratively with the department of public works manager rhonda lamida there are several factors that led us to where we're at right now. i can't assign any particular percentage or number to what led to what, but i can tell you in ranking overall the core estimate was the major driver of the cost overrun. our estimate did not reflect market kpbs, was not adjusted properly to keep up with the market. the second driver is the complex design and the construction market itself. our design is pretty complex, pretty unique, and the construction market in the transbay district, as you know, is very busy, which limited the amount of contractors willing to on the project. so we were having several s that came in with only one or two s, versus three or four s that normalize the costs and having only one or two s toward the margins, very high. in summary that's what led us to where we are now. >> even with an oversight committee do you think those same factors many impact phase ii? >> i think we're going to be working very closely with the cost committee. w

this is the part that broke mypk heart.ar >> the truth i let you marry mry rhonda thinking maybe thatense of identity. but the real truth is my motherr was a nut job. job i was embarrassed by err theth same way i'm embarrassed by you. now does that help you were itei that truth? truth >> oh, my gosh.yosh. doesn't your heart just break. >> yeah, because words are sores hurtful. they can seriously hurt him.tim when he just needs a little lit affection they continuously sayy things in pass organize on purpose. andre, he is amazing amazingmazi just always bringing the tears.. so that was my ome moment too realize your grandmother wasas bipolar no one ever told you. yu you're suffering from the samenh thing.th flash backs.ks. brilliant.illiant. >> lucious has never dealt witht him. hi still doesn't understand.d. questions all their faces as yo saw them reactioning oh my goshh this was his life. gives me some glimpse why he'sy the evil person he is today.n ho i thought that was nicely done my eme moment was that and man m i'm telling you next week is going to be -- be >> eyes mag. eyes >> c

the sponsor of the legislation to provide dogs, representative rhonda sanchez of florida, sheer this hearing of the house oversight and government reform subcommittee on national security. this is an hour and 20 minutes. >> subcommittee on national security will come together without objection. the committee can this clear recess at any time. veterans continue to be a national epidemic. veterans are admitted to have a suicide rate 60 percent higher than those that did not serve in the military. major driver of suicide rates is the incidence of traumatic stress among our veterans. according to the department of veterans affairs between 11 and 20 percent of those who served in operation iraqi freedom or enduring freedom suffer from pts. other estimates range as high as 29 percent. veterans with ptsd may be troubled by people, places and things and experience hyper awareness and nightmares and may find they are no longer able to trust and love those closest to them. some may even feel their life is no longer worth living. unfortunately many veterans have stiff problems in receiving the

rhonda, what do you think? i just wanted to say i feel like ted cruz does not get enough attention. i believe i've researched candidates. has nolike donald trump manners and is a narcissist. he has made fun of the developmentally disabled. when i saw the remarks about women, i turned myself off to him. i don't care how much money he's got or how famous he has. he is not presidential material. i feel like john kasich should it out. he has no chance. we haven't had a contested convention in 40 years. ted cruz if you look at his resume and you look at his life, a lot of the stuff that said about him is untrue. it's just backlash from the other candidates. website, people need to go to his agency how he has fought for our country with laws and other things that he's done. ,he way he thought the court the way he tried to keep in god we trust with the pledge of allegiance for the children. people need to research. he has manners. he has the background. to leade one we need our country and keep us safe. this is from t

december 2017, advanced stage 2, working collaboratively with the department of public works manager rhonda lamida there are several factors that led us to where we're at right now. i can't assign any particular percentage or number to what led to what, but i can tell you in ranking overall the core estimate was the major driver of the cost overrun. our estimate did not reflect market kpbs, was not adjusted properly to keep up with the market. the second driver is the complex design and the construction market itself. our design is pretty complex, pretty unique, and the construction market in the transbay district, as you know, is very busy, which limited the amount of contractors willing to on the project. so we were having several s that came in with only one or two s, versus three or four s that normalize the costs and having only one or two s toward the margins, very high. in summary that's what led us to where we are now. >> even with an oversight committee do you think those same factors many impact phase ii? >> i think we're going to be working very closely with the cost committee. w

december 2017, advanced stage 2, working collaboratively with the department of public works manager rhonda lamida there are several factors that led us to where we're at right now. i can't assign any particular percentage or number to what led to what, but i can tell you in ranking overall the core estimate was the major driver of the cost overrun. our estimate did not reflect market kpbs, was not adjusted properly to keep up with the market. the second driver is the complex design and the construction market itself. our design is pretty complex, pretty unique, and the construction market in the transbay district, as you know, is very busy, which limited the amount of contractors willing to on the project. so we were having several s that came in with only one or two s, versus three or four s that normalize the costs and having only one or two s toward the margins, very high. in summary that's what led us to where we are now. >> even with an oversight committee do you think those same factors many impact phase ii? >> i think we're going to be working very closely with the cost committee. w