. >> i think i'm rhonda christie, or do you know rhonda patricia christie? there was a long pause. >> when we first told her story, >> when i looked at the e-mail, i just couldn't even believe it. >> something quite incredible happened after our show ended. and now, after so many tears, so many years, so many turns in pepper's story -- >> i was, like, whoa! >> -- there are still more stunning twists to be revealed. >> it's amazing. the best gift ever. like living without a floor beneath you, not to know those now, real truth can be illusive. it can hide. >> a twin canopy bed with pink ruffles around it, kind of waved over the top of it. >> it was dreamlike, really. and for years it was all that felt real in her upside down life. >> and it was all pink and white, and everything matched. >> the closet full of dresses, the dolls, the teddy bears. >> actually there was a little old-fashioned where you put the baby in the wagon. >> and the reason for those tormenting memories? >> it's a lot of hurt and sadness. sadness for the little girl that didn't have a life.

rhonda says the thief also tried to steal her spooky tree but it's wired into the ground. now, just days before halloween, some friends, including brian, got together to build and paint a new coffin. >> this isn't easy. we put a lot of work into this. >> reporter: brian doesn't understand why someone would try to steal from them. perhaps it was a prank. he hopes the grave robbers, so to speak, returns the original coffin. >> it would be nice if somebody could bring it back to us. >>> it is 4:45. betsy devos is considering only partially forgiving loans defrauded by for-profit colleges. department officials confirm the changes being discussed right now and such a change would abandon the policy of erasing the debt and leave students with loans that they must pay for without receiving the education they were promised. >> reporter: klay thompson's shootings skills will do a lot of good. the star finishes points with purpose campaign last night. he pledged to donate $1,000 to each fire victims for each point he scores for home games. thompson led with 29 points last night agai

everybody she knew loved rhonda. i don't think you could find one person that would have a bad thing to say about rhonda. she was a beautiful, loving, kind, sweet daughter. she was a beautiful woman. >> according to reports rhonda was a jehova's witness. she met her husband on a mission trip. they had a daughter, 6. her cousin said they loved to travel, especially to hawaii, they hoped to move there. her sister is crushed. my heart is broken, she wrote on facebook. i'm numb. i feel paralyzed. this doesn't seem real. all i can do is turn to god's word for comfort, just as she would want me to. may she rest now until her name is called and she is awakened in paradise. rhonda lerocque. >> jordan mcilldon was visiting las vegas from british columbia. according to his facebook profile, he was a mechanic at a construction company. he's being remembered as a compassionate guy who, quote, always looked out for his nana. he died holding the hand of a stranger. >> i just sat with him. i would like to think if it was me, somebo

. >> rhonda touched everybody she knew loved rhonda. i don't think you could find one person that would have a bad thing to say about rhonda. she was a beautiful, loving, kind, sweet daughter. beautiful woman. >> according to reports rhonda was a gentlemen hoefa's witness. she met her husband on a witness trip. they had a daughter allelea. she's six. her cousin craig says they loved to travel especially to hawaii. they hoped to move there some day. my heart is broken. i'm numb. i feel paralyzed. this doesn't seem real. all i can do is turn to god's word for comfort. rhonda la rocky. jordan mcadoo was visiting las vegas from maple ridge british columbia. according to his facebook profile he was a mechanic at a construction company. he's being remembered as a compassionate guy who always looked out for his unanimous that. he died holding the hand of a stranger. >> i just sat with him, but i would like to think that if it was me, that somebody wouldn't have let me sit there alone. >> heather watched jordan take his last breath and then spe

rhonda says the thief also tried to steal her spooky tree, but it's wired into the ground.ow days before halloween, some friends, including brian sanders, got together and build and paint a new coffin. >> this isn't easy. >> reporter: he does not understand why someone would steal from them. maybe it was a prank. even though they fixed the display, he hopes the grave robbers, so to speak, returns the original coffin. >> it would be nice if someone return it to us. >> reporter: abc7 news. >> if you needed a good pre-halloween scare, this was the place to be. >> abc7 news was in alameda for the last day of the rec and parks teen annual haunted house. middle and high school students put together a frightening version of a school with scary surprises around every corner. this is the 14th year for the event. all of the money raised goes to alameda youth committee and rec and parks teen programs. >>> one of the east bay's greatest homegrown athletes spoke publicly today for the first time since abruptly retiring. abc7 news was inside hayward mall when andre ward signed autographs

ahora vamos con rhonda campbell..ijo que tuvo un muchacho que se le muriÓ en los brazos. que le dieron los balazos. y como son amigos y no son familiares,los hospitales no les dan noticias o no saben. tienen me daba lastime me sentÍa mal porque no podÍa ayudar. carolina: ronda, te agradecemos por estar esta maÑana con nosotros en esta cobertura continua de esta noticia desarrollo. muchÍsimas gracias. es una situaciÓn desoladora para muchas personas, satcha, que tambiÉn estÁn atrapadas en estaciones de gasolina, en discotecas y tambiÉn adentro de los hoteles. porque han tenido que cerrar las puertas sÓlo para asegurarse que todo estÉ bajo control. seguimos en esta cobertura continua de esta masacre ocurrida en las vegas, nevada. seguimos. el más apasionado por el fútbol lo tengo en casa. no es mi hijo, es su padre. cada partido se termina manchando, salsas, refrescos, queso. no mi amor, son goles. desde que encontré tide pods que remueve más de 100 manchas... ...en una lavada la única que la pasa relajada soy yo. goooo

we would hear from rhonda mcdaniel.nce august after reports of demand for the new iphone 8 are not as strong as anticipated. is the anxiety justified? ther high-profile hacks, risks of cybersecurity had become a top you are ready for the public and private sectors. we would hear from former ibm on and the ceo of mastercard with the business world is doing to combat this cyber threat.

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as a rhonda support that? >> i want to get more facts. the nra put out a statement saying does this convert something to an automatic? there's pretty clear statutes on how an automatic weapon is treated under our law. i can tell you it's not anything i ever did when i was in the military, to bump fire stuff. there's a whole bunch of ways you can do that apart from just getting -- i think we need to get the facts. a lot of the democrats coming out don't know anything about firearms. and had never even heard of this before this week and now they want to do it. i think nancy pelosi said we want to do way more than this. i think on their side of the aisle, i am skeptical of their motive. >> brian: she said it's a slippery slope. good, not even being the good coy game. congressman desantis, thank you so much. thanks so much. coming up straight ahead, president trump is being praised for his handling of multiple crises at one time. the press is only ramping up smears, have you noticed that? as well as celebrities. our next guest will explain th

rhonda is a breast cancer survivor an she credit her first mammogram at 40 that saved her life. >> myin front of me. because everybody doesn't understand the things you have to owe go through for it and sacrifice. it iching chas your whole life it really does. >> organizers hope to surpass half a million in funds this year. more than 12,000 people participated in the walk. >> october is national breast cancer awareness month. cbs3 fill hi and komen is joining forces turning the region pink. the pennsylvania convention center sporting a pink flow and jefferson statford in camden county not only lit up in pink but breast cancer pink ribbon. when you see the lights reminder to schedule a mammogram and stay vigilant in the fight against breast cancer this is 16 year for lights for cure cam pain and find more information on our web site cbsphilly.com/cure. >> while we enjoyed a beautiful weekend in this area several parts of kupty dealt with powerful storms. heavy rain us kaeded flooding in several location as cross baton rouge, louisiana, flooding forced closure of major highway in the ar

. >> among the dead rhonda laroque. and a police officer and navy veteran. >> a good ball fun lovings. >> anna is a mother of three and sonny milton at the concert with his wife heather and could feel the moment he was shot. >> we fell to the ground and i was talking to him and he was still breathing at the time and then he stopped. >> and emerging the the harrowing story of survival. >> trampling over each other. it was pretty much a war zone. >> so many grateful to the strangers and the first responders that risked their lives to save others. mckenna perry says she is alive thanks to her boyfriend and good samaritan. >> my boyfriend started to help me, he carried me a bit of the way and then this couple that helped us and got us into his truck. >> and out of respect for the victims some performers are canceling concerts including j. lo and jason aldean who was on the stage when the shooting erupted. abc news washington. >>> and this reminder, "action news" anchor, jim gardner, will continue his reports from las vegas

for a long time rhonda's mountain gorilla population was in severe decline the species had endured the years of war. habitat destruction and the seas triggering fears that it's could become extant by the end of the twentieth century but that was then now in recent years the story has taken a more positive time in twenty fifteen conservationists in the vote count as national parks said there are more than six hundred mountain gorillas living there that's three hundred fifty more than in the nineteen eighties a few years ago the pack lost a crystal in ceremony not only to welcome baby gorillas but to create a connection between the human and the adult population. early morning in volcanoes national park in rwanda. emanuel and shockey jake is out once again with a small group of adventurers. and there they're looking for mountain gorillas a man a well issues final instructions if they don't want us to run them they're gonna push the sound. that's the warning sound wanted their point does sound with keep insisting by saying. that just for calling them down. the encounter comes at a premium

no, no, no, no, no, you don't get to hide under the rainbow, rhonda sykes wrote. >> him inflating it gay made the scandal worse. >> thanks to kate snow for that report. >> just ahead which celebrities are raking in the most cash from beyond the grave. plus this rare beer is more expensive than your concert ticket. we'll have much more and that coming up. plus, when you get a flu shot at walgreens, you help provide a lifesaving vaccine to a child in need through the un foundation. it's that easy to get your flu shot and make a difference. so swing by your local walgreens today. walgreens. at the corner of happy & healthy. so find a venus smooth that contours to curves, the smoother the skin, the more comfortable you are in it. flexes for comfort, and has a disposable made for you. skin smoothing venus razors. and you look amazing... you ly comfortable. when your v-neck looks more like a u-neck... that's when you know it's half-washed. add downy to keep your collars from stretching. downy and it's done. ♪ i'm alive, i'm alive ♪ ♪ i'm alive, i'm alive ♪ ♪ i'm alive, i'm alive ♪ alive! g

you need robust you need robust force now from that to protecting a whole population you mentioned rhonda i don't think the peacekeepers have that capacity what they can do what the united nations can do is focus more on prevention so you don't come you don't come to the point where there is a spirit of violence like the one that happened in rwanda where then the peacekeepers don't have the capacity in the case of run that actually the security council instead of strengthening the mission downsized it so it was a disaster from the beginning a tragedy from the beginning and there are so many wars around the globe why are there only fifteen skipping missions. where because first men peacekeeping is authorized by the security council and the security council doesn't want to spend too much money on peacekeeping it spends already roughly eight billion dollars so it's not small amount of money it's small compared to military spending in the world but in absolute terms it's not small and second because peacekeepers they are effective if again if the parties to the conflict why. if you just throw

as a final word to you just tell us how much work it rhonda will put will put in to try and save this deal with the u.s. as well as with your up in just thirty seconds or so. you know you know you know it's funny that if miss mogilny. foreign policy representative and john kerry. on the short list of the nobel prize nobel peace prize this you this i think is an indication that there is actually they are getting rid of nuclear weapons if you can get all these two parties and. a nuclear agreement and you know and has been asking for many years for a nuclear free middle east and the people who have been opposing it are the hawkish elements in washington that are in power the israeli government and basically u.s. allies all right leave it there we thank you very much for joining us to all of my guests. hello reman leverett and tied it out with a thank you for speaking to us on inside story and thanks for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com for further discussion you can go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com for its story you

rhonda the news that we're all over social media on facebook twitter and of course website that salty dot com i'll be back at the top of the alice so stay with us. economic development is all about numbers really or is this quarter we are one hundred six point. but what do we know about the other figures. when i think about the fact that our c.e.o. mike do. over twenty million dollars last year more than one thousand times the average wal-mart is says. with all due respect i have to say i don't think that's right. it's not just you know a free market would. people went from pretty simple financial lives pre nine hundred eighty to the point now where people are. just totally submerged in their financial accounts and they're all in debt and what exactly devoid society. the part of the government try to do. might be making things worse. by saying this is not work this is goes hopelessly disastrously wrong. welcome to worlds apart as the newly minted german parliament ariens gear up for their first session analyst are arguing why their last week's vote resulted in a disappointing victory

the kurds held a referendum on secession last month which was seen as unconstitutional by baghdad rhonda slim is the director of the program on conflict resolution of the middle east institute she says the current crisis is the result of a series of missteps by both sides. i think the kurds have have miscalculated on two in two in two ways one day they thought that is that going to use a military approach to resolve political disputes that's one and they also miscalculated on. americas of the united states coming to their rescue if such military approach has been adopted by the bulk of the authorities but also but that has miscalculated in the run up to that if it ended because they bet that but as ernie will eventually lent and will not go ahead with the effort and him so we are we are here because of his use of miscalculation and misperception by all stakeholders in this conflict the whole region is not ready for to give up or to abandon this principle of territorial integrity region we can see the reaction you know to key iran or even saudi edited they have thrown their support for a

rhonda mckinnon is one of several volunteers with the american red cross, that welcomed returning residentsh buckets full of supplies to help them safely sift through damage and clean-up.rhonda mckinnon/american red cross- "some of them, you can tell that they're nervous and they seem confused. they're not exactly sure what they're going to be seeing. so they're not actually packing for the, the actual going in and sifting through debris."nats- the santa rosa fire department stopped by to check on people... which meant a lot to michael costantini, who says the only reason his house is still standing is because of the crew from engine 31. he had a chance to thank them for saving what he's called home for the past year.michael costantini/neighbor- "in the end, i think we're going to have a better park, uh, then we had before. this is a great place to live and the thing that makes it great are the people." people who will need time to get their lives back on track. in santa rosa, philippe djegal, kron four news. (grant) for the first time in days, coffey park residents are seeing

rhonda laroque. her sister says she feels paralyzed because of her sister's death and will be turning to god for comfort as her sister would have wanted her to. >> bailey schweitzer was watching the concert with her mother when she was fatally shot. she was a cheerleader and volleyball player. a mother of three kids, ney neysa tonks. we also know there are some people who are still looking for their loved ones. i ran into a woman who is a family friend of a man named derek tailor. he is 56 years old and he is missing right now. he was staying at the paris hotel. he never checked out. he had a flight back to california. he never got on it. his family today, i spoke to them on the phone. they have been calling the hot line that official the have set up for people to be reunited with the family members. considering the number of people who left their phones behind. they haven't gotten any answers yet. one of his sons will be here tomorrow to try to piece together those answers, but you can be pretty sur

rhonda lived in massachusetts. her sister said she feels paralyzed. cannot believe that her sister is dead. susan smith was a mother, a wife, office manager at an elementary school in simi valley, california. people said she was always smiling as you see her. niecea lived in las vegas. she was a mother to three boys. her employer started a go fund me page for her family. they have already raised more than $80,000. and bailey was 20 years old at the concert with her mother, when she was killed. friends said she had a heart for people and will be truly missed. jennifer was an attorney based out of san diego. in a statement, we're told may her unity and strength shine over the darkness. i'm erin burnett live in las vegas. our coverage will continue. we'll be back in vegas in a moment. are you done yet? does it look like i'm done? shouldn't you be at work? [ mockingly ] "shouldn't you be at work?" todd. hold on. [ engine revs ] arcade game: fist pump! your real bike's all fixed. man, you guys are good! well, we are the number-one motorcycle insurer in the

. >> harris: republican congressman rhonda santos we've had sitting in our #oneluckyguy recently suggestedo limiting funding and restricting the investigation scope. when this thing runs its scope, and, if you mess with it along the way, what does it do? >> guy: if your hope is to be vindicated -- >> harris: there is no evidence. >> guy: if he is confident they are going to chase all these threads and end up with nothing, doing anything to undercut or undermine the investigation is self-defeating, looks bad, terrible objects and desperate and suspicious. let mueller do his work. >> harris: there's the issue, it could rob you of a victory day. speak of the best thing he could do right now is talk about the economy and talk about taxes. let's talk about what's most important for the american people, he says in the streets. >> harris: president trump is now calling to turn the focus to put democrat corruption in addition to perhaps the economy, this is white house chief of staff john kelly saying he backs the special counsel to look into the obama era russian uranium deal. on the funding on d

. >> my name is rhonda stuart. i am a genealogist. what i do is research local history. a granddaughter of willy toombs. i am the seed of the crisis. that history was planted in me, and i grow. and as i grow, i continue to sprout bits and pieces of that history. and i'm thankful. i'm thankful because without the central high crisis, my life would be totally different than what it is now. but because i have learned to love and still love to learn, i am blessed with the opportunity to introduce to you some panelists that will talk about what's happened since the crisis. first of all, i will say that our first two speakers will be members of the little rock nine. and you have to forgive us because this is a very busy day, they will be exiting as soon as they're finished speaking because they have other events they must attend. let me introduce the panelists and then we'll get started. one of our youngest members is krystle c mercer, little rock born. -- her artistic talents have been displayed around the state in new york and canterbury, england. she fuses art and activism

rhonda larock 42 years old. she was a victim according to her sister's facebook page. her sister says that her heart is broken. she's numb. she's feeling paralyzed. she said she is turning to got for comfort. bailey switzer was just 20 years old from bakersfield, california, according to our affiliate, she was watching the concert with her mother when the fatal shots were fired. we know she was a cheerleader and volly ballplayer. >> and nay sa tongs. her employer confirmed her death. there's also an issue of missing. i spoke to one woman who is a family friend of a man named derek taylor she walked up to our car and said can you help us get the word out about this guy. he's 56 years old, from oxnard, california. he was scheduled to head back to california, he missed his flight, staying at the paris hotel, he didn't check out. his family in california they're concerned. i just got off the phone with his daughter-in-law. she said they spent the day calling the hospitals, the hot line that officials have set up here. so far they have heard absolutely nothing. so they're t

. >> among the dead, rhonda come in las vegas on vacation.hristopher, an off-duty police officer and navy veteran. >> he was a goofball. i mean, fun-loving, full of energy. >> hann sonny at the concert with his wife heather is said she could feel the moment he was shot. >> and we felt of the ground. i was talking him and he was still breathing at that time. then he stopped. >> also emerging, the harrowing stories of survival. >> we did hear the bullets snapping by on the ground. >> people were trampling over each other. it was pretty much a war zone. >> so many still in pain, but grateful to the strangers and the first responders who risked their lives to save others. mckenna saying she is alive things to her boyfriend. >> my boyfriend started to help me. he carried me a little bit of the way. then there was this couple that help us and got us into his truck. >> out of respect for the victims, some performers are now canceling concerts, including jlo and alde, who was on the las vegas stagean when the shooting erected. adrianna: let's take a

think about this, may be what rhonda santos was saying. maybe that's the reason why the obama administration blocked this fbi informant from talking. he might be able to expose the criminal conduct from the clintons and others within the obama administration. whatever nondisclosure agreement this informant apparently signed with the obama department of justice, it needs to be ripped up and it can be ripped up by the trump administration. by the justice department. you, the american people, deserve to know the truth about the clintons and how they sold out your national security. finally tonight, and just a pathetic display and despite mountains of evidence, and two congressional investigations, hillary clinton is saying oh, she did nothing wrong during the uranium one deal. clinton is also attacking president trump, fox news and yeah, even yours truly. because we are telling you the truth. watch this. >> sean hannity on his program has been very critical of the uranium one deal, the president saying with regard to russia, that is the real

thank you rhonda and this little baby says how you sit in bed while alarm clock goes off for work forme. i cannot do it today. >> that was me this morning. >> i don't want to. >> thank you. >> number two steve. >> when you go through a light as turning red and notice the car behind you went too and you're like yo. >> wow. >> lmbo for the show wow. >> i don't know if lmbo was right but i tried. >> and ah. >> don't you hate it. >> i just got this. >> here it is again each car is not working and do you want me to try again. >> let mow go outside. i'll be right back. >> that happened to me. >> it's embarassing when it is not your fault. >> thank you. it made us feel better. all right. earn you look great. >> time 650 look ago head to d.c. great show on top today. >> take a look kevin goes one-on-one and new comedy series as well. >> several youtube sensations are about to hit a local college campus and one of the biggest here with us p will number the loft today. pasta day. olive garden will stop by the kitchen today. should be fun. >> speaking of kevin he's here with fox beat at 6:50 goo

disagree with the president whether it's with his comments after the incidents in charlottesville or rhondamportant health care issues. so i am going to continue to do that. i'll work with the president and support his policies when i think he's right, but i will not hesitate to oppose him when i think it's misguided. >> the one unifying issue for our publicans right now is tax reform that is a top priority will continue to push this week. he's expected to announce his -- and also preparing for his big 12 day trip to asia. he'll be leaving for that on friday. an overall this are reports that the special counsel has filed its first charges in chile and, so far this white house doesn't talk about it, hasn't commented on that at all. >> thanks, kristen could also against the backdrop of the nation that's more divided than ever before. a new "washington post" poll tells a six out of 10 americans believe the president is making the political system here more dysfunctional. leland: something certainly dividing the nation as well. the investigation by special counsel robert mueller into russia's e

. >> rhonda lerok. her sister said she attended the concert with her daughter and husband who escaped. tragic losing a mom. the mother of she boys, nasha tonks. lisa ramirez munez. and rack elle parker who's mother said she volunteered with the homeless and elderly. she was hit along with a colleague who survived. >> and debbie allen went to the concert with her 29-year-old son. they arrived separately, watched the concert apart. she tried to find him, a veteran, when she heard the sound of gunshots. >> i was trying to run toward wherever i thought he might be. this man wouldn't let me. he kept saying you can't run toward the gunfire. >> how did you hear the details about your son? >> from the man that was with him. the fireman behind him. >> what did he tell you? >> my son was shot in the chest. he said i was hit, i'm hit. and then he -- then they all bent down when the gunfire began and my son fell back. he was a vet. he has a shirt with a gunshot through it. he sat on a lot of bombs, never blew them

rhonda lerocque. her sister is turning 0 god for comfort. something her sister would have wanted her to do. bailey schweitzer was watching the concert with her mother when fatally shot. we also know she was a cheerleader an volleyball player. neysa tonks. we know of her death because of her employer confirmed it. we also know there are people looking for their loved one actively at this point trying to figure out whether they are in area hospitals and just haven't made contact or whether they are among those who have died. i ran into one woman, and she's the family friend of derek taylor who is missing. he's 56 years old, a father from california. he was scheduled to return to california but he missed his flight staying at the paris hotel. le he never checked out of that hotel. his family, i spoke to them on the phone, spent their day today calling every hospital in las vegas. calling the hot line that officials have set up to try to reunite people but still no luck. they're obviously hoping he's is it sill alive. dave? >> just one of many q

national anthem.him standing as a christian and a pastor that was just not right at all on any level," rhonda brady saidmccullough and lewis, who are cousins, said they knelt during the anthem to bring visibility to the oppression of black people, and not to disrespect veterans."i wasn't trying to disrespect the flag. it was really showing the injustice for black people, all the stuff that's going on in the nfl, stuff like that, so i feel i need to be a part of it, too," mccullough said. kprc2 reached out to ronnie mitchem for comment; however, he said he was not available for immediate comment on camera. mitchem did refer to remarks he posted on his facebook page. kprc2 has included his comments in their entirety below. mitchem released posted the following facebook comment:"thanks to all of you for your support. i want to be clear that i don't have a problem with people protesting if it is done the right way. but to disrespect the flag that gives us the right to protest is the wrong way to do it. i gave the two players other ways to protest that i felt was fair. police say $200 grand in wat

((grant/fsc))rhonda larocque was from tewksbury, massachusetts.ruly great mother, daughter, wife, aunt, sister, worker, and a good, kindhearted friend." ((vicki/fsc))adrian murfitt was a commercial fisherman from alaska. ((vicki/fsc))lisa romero was a secretary in western new mexico. ((vicki/fsc))carrie barnette was a disney employee for 10 years "and was beloved by her friends and colleagues." (vicki)charleston hartfield was a las vegas police officer, an accomplished nevada army national guard sergeant first class, and a youth football coach.we'll be right back the yankees beat minnsota tonight 8-4 to advance to the divisioanl series against cleveland. aaron judge homered in the victory. just last year at this time the giants won the wild cards game..advancing to play the eventual world champion chicago cubs....but this season the team lost 98 games and to many fans world titles in 2010...12 and 14have become faded memories.today team honcho brian sabean addressed what went wrong "we had a last place season. that can happen in spor

here is republican representative rhonda sanchez blasting the deal. watch. >> we do have a witness who was a confidential informant who wants to talk about his role in this and we are in contact with the justice department to release him from the non-disclosure agreement. if that doesn't work out in timely fashion we obviously would be able to spain to him. elizabeth: what could be the fallout here? >> why would you have a non-disclosure agreement from a witness who's trying to testify to something? non-disclosure is when he know something bad about you that you don't want him to disclose. this is a very serious issue. i've been kind of surprised when the democrats decided that russian interference in american politics is something to look at and they spend most of the 40s, 50's, 60s, 70s and 80s that there was no interference in american politics and if he found any like the rosenbergs are alger hiss that was a dirty trick to point that out. now they think it's a problem. i think trump should have said good idea let's look at it all the year ago and

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>> hey, guys, here with rhonda, hi, chef rosenthal, all right, you say veggies don't have to be boringrue. absolutely. >> and this, vinegar. >> vinegar. water. salt, sugar, we will pickle. >> he says it will be good. we'll find out the by the way, hi, rhonda, love you. >> 8:31, and it is a good identify tee have umbrella with you just like bus stop buddy does, he's even got the raincoat on for good pleasure. temperatures in the 60s, so off to mild, very cloudy start, and there is some rain on radar. up to the northwest of us, berks, lancaster counties, down to the south of us, south jersey, parts of delaware. just depend on where you are. 68 degrees, right now, with 73% relative humidity. not as humid, as it has been, but, there is still a lot of moisture in the air. and that moisture will eventually empty from the clouds in the form of showers at some point you'll encounter shower today, i think, high temperature of 75 degrees. so, that takes care of your wednesday, we are getting closer to the weekends, but we've got lots of weather changes, to go through, between now and then. bob k

. >> reporter: or rhonda la rock a woman from massachusetts who loved her family and her church. >> ite sense. she didn't deserve this. >> reporter: but amidst the grief there are stories of bravery, love and selflessness. police who ran towards the danger without thinking twice. survivors reunited with the strangers who wouldn't quit until they were safe. >> this is james lawson. >> there he is. hey, man. thanks, buddy. >> reporter: paramedic dawn marie gray from oregon and her husband kevin. >> when we came out, it was horrific. it was a field of bodies. >> reporter: who treated wounded victims and sent them off to the the survivors called them heroes. >> i could not believe the human spirit and the kindness that everybody was helping everybody. >> reporter: those who saved lives sunday night say it's what anyone would do. >> that's being a human being. that is doing our job. >> reporter: the absolute worst of humanity met with the very best of it. strangers risking their lives in countless acts of love, compassion and selflessness. chris palone, nbc news. >> we'll be bringing you up

my father moved to montrÉal, i went through seventh grade, high school and toward rhonda so i feel iwo solitudes in canada. in 1999, when we were ready to inaugurate a us embassy in ottawa which i built brick by brick, president clinton as i mentioned earlier had agreed against state department advice to come to ottawa to inaugurate that holding. at the time they said we have never done anywhere else and you're creating a precedent. his attitude was if not canada, where? jean chretien reached out and asked if he would come to make a speech for the four month federalism taking place there. we worked out a schedule that permitted him to go there and he ended up being the concluding speaker. i must say he told me before i ever came to canada after i had been sworn in, the president had told me the united states didn't focus enough on the neighborhood and we were going to focus on the neighborhood so i knew from that minute forward about his knowledge and interest in canada. you invited him to come to quÉbec to make a speech on federalism. at the time, the question of quÉbec in canada wa

has been sentenced for beat herring daughter when she incorrectly recited bible versus. 41-year-old rhondall spend up to five years in prison. police say the girl who was younger than 13 was forced to kneel and recite the versus and if she made mistake they say she slapped her head into the wall. >>> long-time american idol judge simon cowell spent time in a hospital today after falling down the stairs at his london home. rep says could you well was going to get up and get some hot milk because he couldn't sleep early this morning, then he fainted and fell down the stairs. tmz is reporting could you well was in the hospital for several hours before being released. >>> tiger woods pleading guilty today during a hearing stemming from his dui arrest back in may. as part of that plea deal, the 41-year-old woods admitted to being guilty of reckless driving and agreed to enter a diversion program. now this comes from the may 29th incident when he was found in the driver's seat of his car asleep at the wheel. >>> there may be world series going on but in philly, all eyes, of course, are on the ea