rhonda is on the phone. picked up the phone and the first thing out of her mouth was shirley stoled you. >> pepper was shaking inside and out. >> i went into the most emotions i've ever had in my entire life, ever. >> the memories were true, or so it certainly seemed. she got on a plane for ohio. they were all, of course, 37 years older and in a way strangers now. but here they were. all the images she had clung to in fantasy, dreamed about for those 37 long years. >> and there you are in your bath. >> all those rolls, too. >> chubby little baby. >> and happy. >> and look at you just learning to walk. and smiling the whole way. you had a good life, honey. >> i know. >> so it was happy and sad, comforting, but also deeply strange because sitting on this couch, pepper heard some stunning revelations. such as -- these were not her birth parents. she had been adopted. and the arrangement was mysterious. and now, it was barbara's turn to tell a story. shirley had been her friend, she said. told her about a woman

news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes rhonda remembers its deadliest one hundred days on sunday the country commemorates the twenty fifth anniversary of the genocide that killed nearly a million people will hear from survive is striving to keep the peace. and african literature in focus the second african book festival is underway here in berlin will meet one of the continent's rising stars. i'm christine window welcome to the program i'm glad you're tuned in this weekend walks twenty five years since the start of the rwandan genocide one of the dockets and most brutal chapters in the country's history the catalyst for the genocide was the downing of a plane carrying rwanda's then president juvenile. he was a hutu he was on his way back from peace talks in tanzania with tutsi rebels the very next day the massacre began a period of just one hundred days nearly one million people most of them tutsis were killed by hutu militias the killing stopped when the tutsi rebels led by paul kagame is seize the capital kigali gandhi went on to become president in two thousand and rema

>>this isn't the first time bloomington police have dealt with the rhonda. 2015 we had 3 prior contacts so one of them in july that also occurred at the mall of america. he was seen throwing an object off of one of the floors. >>the 3rd level. >>another time again at the mall. he was at a restaurant and police arrested him for throwing a glass at one of the employees. the last contact was at a restaurant in bloomington we're rhonda refused to pay his bill our next steps in our investigative work is to continue to work on this case. >>in terms of getting it ready for submission for formal charges. >>which they plan to submit on monday. as for right now they have a message for everyone who's worried about this 5 year-old boy i just want to let everybody know just on behalf of our our bloomington police department in the family of this young child just please keep in your thoughts and prayers. >>well that was kate steinle reporting a go fund me page has been set up to help the boy his family. >>it's already raised more than $273,000. organizers say the donation

of future generations yet i believe in the power of reconciliation is offering a new chapter and rhonda's history. as the youth we have to live in a way that brings us together to keep our country moving forward. to use the future of the country. totally but of residual. law enforcement has long underestimated the power of criminal clans in germany now some high profile crimes have prompted course i'm pleased to crackdown on these largely arab clans. a large scale raid in berlin's not come under strict investigators are mainly targeting shisha bars where they suspect organized crime clans are laundering money customs investigators auditors and federal and state crime authorities accompanied by hundreds of police officer. as are searching the bars it's the biggest operation of its kind in berlin nikon district mayor martin hca has come along he wants to know how the mission is going. to work. this time the improprieties are minor offenses tobacco without tax stamps and violations of trading and child protection laws but the district mayor says he won't turn a blind eye. but is instead we c

were an estimated fifty thousand people died during the genocide today this side stands as one of rhonda's most poignant memorials and stabbing remind of what happened and physical evidence of crimes that should never be forgotten. doris you can't imagine how it feels like growing up knowing that you're all alone with no parents and no siblings while about children you know each of them. eric says his generation's identity is deeply entrenched in the trauma of one thousand nine hundred two it's not only survivors who lost their families who are still processing the past but also children of perpetrators who participated in the killings and given names that are. it's very hard to find yourself all alone either because your family members were killed for being too see or as in my case with parents who are in prison because they were convicted of participating in the genocide with. four children we have to take on a lot of responsibility from a young age today and it's. the genocide could cost a long dock shadow over their lives and future generations yet they believe in the power of reconcil

address branden's as well as the rest of the world we are expecting an emotional day and day where rhonda worlds to show unity were they will come together is this something that will also be experiencing on the walk to remember with thousands of london's come together they will make their way to on the horror national stadium for a night vigil which will brighten up the entire stadium in honor of those who lost their lives in rwanda stockist out ok that's melanie. reporting from thank you. now to some of the other stories making news around the israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu has promised to begin an exchange jewish settlements in the occupied west bank if we elect it the policy turnaround is being seen as a last minute to ready breitling support is ahead of next week's election and the international or the settlements all viewed as illegal in venezuela that rival political factions are taking to the streets as the power struggle intensifies between anti-government and growing this factions opposition leader won by joe urged his supporters to maintain pressure on his nicolas ma

were an estimated fifty thousand people died during the genocide today this side stands as one of rhonda's most poignant memorials and the stabbing remind of what happened and physical evidence of crimes that should never be forgotten. doris you can't imagine how it feels like growing up knowing that you're all alone with no parents and new siblings while our children you know each of them. eric says his generation's identity is deeply entrenched in the true one thousand nine hundred so many survivors who lost their families who are still processing the past but also children of perpetrators who participated in the killings mcgeary name is adam. you know. it's very hard to find yourself all alone either because your family members were killed for being too see or as in my case with parents who are in prison because they were convicted of participating in the genocide it was called for you asked children we have to take on a lot of responsibility from a young age to. the genocide could cost a long dark shadow over their lives and future generations yet i believe in the power of reconciliati

joining us tonight rnc chair rhonda mcdaniel great to have you with us.ok at those numbers and you hear senator moran talk about subsidizing what she really is saying is just on the right the salaries of every left-wing professor in the country. >> it reeks of desperation and i think she needs to go grab another beer and her campaign is floundering. her campaign is foundering and as you pointed out it is ridiculous and will cost billions of dollars in the course democrats want to upsize and pay for free college so they can control the curriculum and determine what young adults are being caught taught and what they think. i'm more concerned about the kids in third grade in this country who need to read and about kids who aren't graduating from high school. those are the things we should focus on called school of choice major kids are bound to an education based on where they live, give them the opportunity to have the best education and those are things that republicans champion, not free college for everybody because it is opry and he will pay for it many

time at wrestle mania, an all female main event will be taking place the first time it err happened rhondaormer ufc champion, charlotte flare, and becky lynch will be taking part in that historic match just last wwe had its first all female pay-per-view event, but arguably you could say it has gone one step further by adding that to a wrestle mania billing. that's because they really started to empower female sports athletes in the past couple of years, and in the build-up to wrestle mania this week cnbc caught up with wwe superstar and former wrestle mania eadliner. the big show to get his views on this year's event. >> from the way the sports changed in the 1980s, the 1990s, we have the attitude era the product had to evolve, and now we're getting such incredible athletes on both sides. in our weapon's division and men's division, and quite frankly, it's neck and neck, and this year our women's division has stepped up way above and beyond i think anyone's expectations except for me. i want you to know i called this main event, particular main event, months ago because i saw the talent th

rhonda, welcome.e been in technology, obviously, for decades and companies are rying to get a handle on cybersecurity. do you think that facebook and a google are really l doing enough to protect user data? >> gosh this is such a great topic all over the world it is global. i think are they doing enough? everyone can do more. they could do more. they could do more they're doing as much as possible a topic for a long time so -- >> also you can't -- they're not going to let them regulate themselves anymore they want to step in and become a government issue. globallies that's something that you've seen first hand. j globally and whole regulatory topic is -- is one of just such a hot topic my advice is for everyone to gain back trust, for the users is actually be transparent, on what they're actually doing -- with the data. and talk about their next step to regulatory. >> well that's the big topic as well something else that you've been involved in you've been watching kind of women in technology, and lea

. >> reporter: rhonda lynn says she cannot believe she saw her friend and former coworker's name on the news went been taken hostage. the two worked together at this salon in costa mesa before endicott started her own skin care clinic. this is a picture of her moment klein describes her as a free spirit. >> hard-working, really, a great mother. >> reporter: another friend says endicott is known to enjoy traveling alone. >> i want to hear about what happened, you know. you are so dependent coming over there by yourself. it's scary. >> reporter: she was on safari 14 gunman held her and her tour guide for $500,000 ransom. the abductors had been using endicott's phone to negotiate her release and that they were in contact with authorities nearly every day. you got a police force so that the pair were rescued during a joint operation and were in good health. >>> the skaters talk about will be happening weatherwise as we look at the golden gate bridge, we can tell you that it is crazy out there, little bit foggy as well. there was a break from the rain but a chance of you widespread showers s

the minnesota prosecutors have charged suspect emmanuel or rhonda, with attempted first- degree murder after that april 12 attack. he reportedly told investigators, he was at the mall, quote looking for someone to kill. the boy suffered serious injuries, but could be back home as early as june. >>> a high school newspaper and free-speech battle. the censorship clash over an article but the students journey, in the adult entertainment industry. >>> the newest 49er official entry -- officially introduced. what nick balsa want fans to know about his past controversial comments. >>> a bill bay area home owners dread. one city is helping people fill the gap by splitting the cost. >>>-- everyone's got to listen to mom. when it comes to reducing the sugar in your family's diet, coke, dr pepper and pepsi hear you. we're working together to do just that. bringing you more great tasting beverages with less sugar or no sugar at all. smaller portion sizes, clear calorie labels and reminders to think balance. because we know mom wants what's best. more beverage choices, smaller portions, less sugar

friday police say emmanuel a rhonda through a five-year-old boy from a third floor balcony, that's about a 40 foot fall. security rushed to the scene and police say that the man started running. >> actually, one witness who witnessed the incident tried to stop the suspect from fleeing, so we are very appreciative us is, of his efforts to help us out in the difficult situation. >> reporter: police tracked down the suspect quickly in the transit station. >> i have to say they are very good at using their cameras and electronic equipment inside the mall to help track and follow people in cases like this. >> reporter: this isn't the first time bloomington police have dealt with this man. >> back in 2015 we had three prior contacts, one in july, that also occurred at the mall of america and he was seen throwing an object off of one of the floors, the third level. >> reporter: right now they have a message for everyone who is worried about this five-year- old boy. >> we want to let everybody no, on behalf of our police department and the family of this young child, just keep him in your though

morphed into a sinkhole located across the street from where a sinkhole formed in 2016 the town rhonda'srector and rick warren says the only link between the 2 is that they both opened up above the scene corrugated metal storm drain pipe that failed in 2016. he's hoping history does not repeat itself, and that the pipe does not fail again that would be a problem channels creek. >>and all the runoff and behind me still tours and goes into that pipe and so there's a blockage you can imagine. citing and other problems and other failures at attention her the sinkhole is located on private property, it's in the same lot as mike peterson's business green valley auto repair but he's not the property owner. he says the property owner has been in communication with the town about fixing the problem as soon as possible i'm glad it's happening at this time of the year and not during the winter. >>says the sinkhole is currently to buy 5 feet wide and about 12 feet deep, he says the metal pipe is about 13 feet further down one says that pipe is about 70 years old and was only built to last 50 years i

and they pounced withdrew pete chair rhonda mcdaniels, their 2020 front runner convicted of murdering american citizens, it is beyond extreme, and instead of endorsing bernie's extreme policies. and south carolina senator lindsey graham tweeted i look forward to hearing his explanation and south carolina, dylan roof, speaking of the man who killed 9 charleston churchgoers would be allowed to vote in the upcoming election and sanders response, south carolina has a higher incarceration rate than any country on earth. african americans are 27% of the state population, but 60% of the prison population, our latest criminal, and voter suppression. and pete buttigieg agreed to a fox news townhall. >> joe biden with a radio message on thursday, already been delayed reportedly once. david fund has the very latest. >> very close to making a decision relatively soon. >> joe biden a few weeks ago he did a 2020 run. a video on thursday, monday, going to pittsburgh for a rally in front of union workers. >> the class the list later you know the bill the middle class? you do. >> the reports the forme

a three-wait title man with rhonda rousey and charlotte flair. tyrus from fox nation and professional wrestler. you appeared at wrestlemania 28. >> i was at four wrestlemanias. this is what makes me proud of being a wwe alumni. these young women have earned it. why not? the crowd will love it. >> they talk about in terms of winning. charlotte flair said we're going to give divas a chance. we got the opportunity. we have delivered time and time again proving the audience is connecting with the stars on an individual level. i don't think we would be here without that. >> i was brodus clay. trinity and niaomi was a star. she had some great moments. the wrestling is about family and friends having a good time. this is fine and great. this is not a gift. >> she said they earned it. >> it's not like we have to do something for the pc police or whatever. they earned it. john gave me this hat. >> any loot? >> no. >> it's a size 8. but this is good for everybody. good luck, ladies. >> yeah, i want to ask you about march madness, not the sports part but th

police arrested a suspect emmanuelle a rhonda. there is no apparent relationship between the man and the boy's family. police say the suspect has a history of causing trouble at the mall. including throwing objects off the balcony.>>> our initial information indicated a child had either fallen from the third level and had landed on the first level floor. additional information from witnesses indicated the child might have been either pushed or thrown from level iii. >>> police say the boy suffered life-threatening injuries and he is in the hospital receiving treatment. >>> a former florida prep school demonstrator pleaded into the rigging students entrance exam scores in the college admissions bribery scandal. pleaded guilty to a pair of mail fraud and conspiracy to commit money laundering. he took exams on behalf of students and in some cases corrected wrong answers. documents say she he was paid $10,000 for each exam he altered. he faces a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison and a fine of $250,000. >>> southwest airlines said

this is why, particularly in the later battles, tessa for rhonda and some of the others, further up the chain in 1943, what typically happened is, the first japanese ship that presented the largest radar target gets overwhelmed. nine, the united states navy misses everything else. the third aspect that is most important here is the idea of the centralized decision- making. so, is a recognition that in battle they are going to be --. momentary chances to take an action to try to put the enemy off balance, or to act aggressively and attack. to take advantage of those opportunities, we have to decentralize control. we have to dictate powers - empower commander stacked under thrown off initiative and seize those opportunities. it turns a little bit as well. is not just about how the officers behave in battle. it's also about, how do we develop our ways of fighting? how do we develop doctrines can mike if you go through and you look at the published doctrinal matter manuals that exist before world war ii, you will see a lot of information. but if you're looking for specifics about, this is h

. >> listening to rhonda hart, who lost her daughter kimberly in the santa fe shooting, she tells meuld not have saved her daughter's life. it will not make us safer. >> beto is about commonsense gun laws. ted cruz wanted to frame beto is he's going to take all your guns and open up the borders. that wads completely unfair and not true. >> they also butted heads over immigration. >> senator cruz has promised to deport each and every single dreamer. that cannot be the way that texas leads on this important issue. >> his focus seems to be on fighting for illegal immigrants and granting u.s. citizenship to 12 million people who are here illegally is a serious mistake. i think congressman o'rourke is out of step with texas on that. >> some felt beto's debate performance could have been stronger. >> people criticized him. dude, he's punching you in the face, and you're not even putting up your hands, let alone punching back. >> in their next and final debate, recorded october 16th at cbs affiliate kens, beto went on the offensive. >> he's dishonest. it's why the president called him lying

among them duke star forward zion williamson, he tweeted -- can you please ask sha rhonda sampson if she was paid in 2017/'18 as part of a bribe to get nike to go to duke? nike fired back saying it will not respond to the allegations of an individual facing fraud and distortion and aid in his attempt to detract from the athletes on the court in the height of the tournament. duke released its own statement saturday saying while they're looking into avenatti's claims, the university adheres to all ncaa rules and regulations. every student athlete at duke is reviewed to ensure their eligibility. with rartd to men's basketball, all recruits and their families and thoroughly vetted. at 6'7", zion williamson is considered by many to be the best college basketball player in the country. he's expected to be the number one pick in the nba draft. so when his nike shoe explodesed during a game against north carolina in february -- >> that's unbelievable. >> he broke his shoe. >> -- it caught everyone's attention. this morning zion and nike are hoping to turn the spotlight back on the game. we r

so when my father for me out, he but you sorry, rhonda might not see mom again. what? we are leaving. i'm picking up your sister from daycare and we are boarding up the house. to a 13-year-old, what did that mean? say goodbye to your pets, because we can't take them with us. we are going to do exactly what paula said and put open bags of food and water out and we are going to go to your grandmother's boat and set sail from maryland. we don't know where we're going to go, but we are leaving. so, we get on the boat and there are pictures, because the newspapers weren't sure what was happening either. there were pictures in the paper that we were reading of what the children were going to look like who were being born. they looked like there legs were fused together like mermaids. we thought we were never returning home. it was a terrifying experience to go through. now, when i go back to my high school reunions, what do we talk about? we talk about i write cancer. how many of us have thyroid cancer? we talk about how many of us have rest cancer. we talk about -- and i am

. >> rhonda rousey is here and more with the woman of the hour.ea >> announcer:today's" weather brought to you by whole foo lower ric eer prices on produce. this is huge. >> and let's show you w whatve got as far as your weather is concerned. weekend outlook. in the northeast, strong storms inhe southeast. we're looking at wet weather through saturdayhe on t pacific northwest. severe storms again down through the gulf. look for milder weathern the northeast. sunday, sunday strong storms the gulfdown through with pacific storms. strong winds moving into the pacific northwest and plenty of sunshine in thehe not. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> a pleasant start on this . temperatures in the 40s and we're going to warm to a high today o 67 degrees. .ith clouds increasing as the day goes a really nice day overall. tomorrow we will have rain pretty much throughout the entire day. therwise overcast chilly and breezy temperatures only in the 50s. maybe a lingering shower or drizzle on saturd

becky lynch made history by defeating rhonda rousey.cord for metlife stadium's highest grossing entertainment event with a soldout crowd of more than 82,000 fans. and so many more tuned in on twitter. >>> we switch gears and begin the half hour with the heartbroken mother whose daughter died after a fight in a fifth grade classroom. she said they failed to protect her daughter, and still haven't explained what happened. she sat down with zachary kiesch for an exclusive interview. good morning, zachary. >> reporter: george, it's a parent's nightmare. you send your son or daughter to school with the expectation they will be safe at a minute minimum, but this family just finished planning a funeral. they are now speaking out exclusively to "gma." >> i'm thinking they got it handled. and they failed me. >> reporter: the mother of a fifth grader who died after a fight in the classroom is speaking out. ashley wright holding the colleton county school district in south carolina partially responsible for the death of her 10-year-old daughter, r

news africa coming up in the next fifteen minutes rhonda remembers its deadliest one hundred days on sunday but country commemorates the twenty fifth anniversary of the genocide that killed nearly a million people will hear from survivors striving to keep the peace. and african the check in focus the second african book festival is underway here in berlin only one of the continent's rising stars. i'm christine one bill welcome to the program i'm glad you're tuned in this weekend walks twenty five years since the start of the rwandan genocide.

. >> decades of division and corruption have broken our democracy and rhonda merrick -- rob americans of their voice. and has led to an administration that is turned away from our values and destroying our moral authority. >> the greatest generation saved our country from tyranny. at sign for our generation to step up. there are americans across the country that can get it done. women, marching for respect. teachers walking out for fair pay. kids fighting for state schools. -- safe schools. i spent most of my life carry guns every day as a marine. a weapon of war has no place on our streets, or in our schools. while our country marches forward, washington is anchored to the past. it starts with growing our economy. make us thet will world leader for the next century. with tackling climate change, and making sure we have a plant without an expiration date. and theeran of combat armed services committee in washington, i will cut the massive weapons programs we don't need, so that we have the money to invest in the future. we should build a cyber wall to stop russia from hacking our elec