. >> to catch roseann lewandowski in the act, she puts a hidden camera on the kitchen shelf. small children in the room, 59-year-old roseann lewandowski reaches for a bank bag on the kitchen table and grabs the money. the former school board president shoves the bills into her bra. moments later, after checking to see if the coast is clear, lewandowski is at it again, stealing funds meant for local little league baseball teams. for the second time, she hides the cash underneath her blouse. >> to have her arrested was the hardest thing i've ever done in my life. >> she faces charges of misdemeanor theft. according to the complaint, lewandowski stole $60 from the wallet of her friend, $50 more on another occasion and $880 from the franklin little league. lewandowski admits she stole, but under a plea agreement, the charges are dropped after she returns all the money, immediately restoring the funds, but not her reputation. a happy ending for small town little leaguers. but sometimes, hidden cameras capture much more violent behavior. in our next video, a parent's worst nightmar

. >> >> hi, i'm roseanne in a i'm her elderly child and a student at same force and the same effect it is true our family has been in the neighborhood for quite sometime over 50 years i've lived there my entire life my mom mentioned we've watched the neighborhood change and change cannot be pretend and change is a positive thing, however, my major concern with the outdoor table i noticed the contractor brought or the architect sorry brought up people with disabilities which i think it definitely a great way to get in panel to kind of i guess approve the seating just because i mean i honestly don't think that people with disabilities have any trouble getting through right now, however, if you look on divisadero all the times on 16th street and van ness the areas get crowded especially in a drinking place quite naturally attracting attendance during sporting events events people may not even not necessarily attending the restaurant but are watching the game and getting route i didn't and contributing to the noise level both my sister and i are in school i refrain from coming home i know

>> roseanne. >> she writes to you? >> yeah. >> what does she write?oh, she's saying that she loves me, she misses me. i feel like crying right now. >> it's okay. it's all right. are you all right? >> yeah. >> it's okay. >> i do miss my daughter. >> i know you do. i know you do. all right. >> my heart went out to her, because whenever prisoners begin to talk about their children, it is the one very sensitive spot in their lives. and no matter what they may have done to get them to a jail, to prison, they still are very touched and love their children. >> but the good thing is that you got a lot out of being here, right? >> yes. since i've been in here for several months doing my eight months, i feel good now. god -- i thank god i'm in here. i'm glad. because when i was on the street, i started smoking that stuff. and it didn't help me. it didn't get me anywhere. get me into trouble. it got me in here. but now i learned my lesson. i ain't touching it no more. i want my life back together. >> i felt that i was going to commit crime until the day i died.

on july 25th, 2014 police say two men jonathan roseann cornelius crawford carjacked a woman blocks awaypolice say she was being sexually assaulted as the suspects lost control of her suv, ramming into a crowd of five at the corner of allegheny and germantown avenue. three children, 15-year-old kiara williams, 10-year-old joseph reed and eight-year-old terrence moore were killed instandly. their mother keisha williams died in the hospital days later. >> they need a parent to raise them, so i'm taking over and i'm trying to make the best of it. >> reporter: aunt charmaine williams has custody of keisha's two surviving children. one year later one of the first lessons she wanted to teach them, how to learn from strife. >> i'm celebrating their memory. not their deaths. i'm celebrating they life from when they was here. >> reporter: with the final sendoff this place once of anger and sadness now a source for inspiration. one of the biggest communities projects coming out of this now completed the faces of the fallen now painted along this fence line, a mural in memorium. and also we're hear

she said you should because she had a hand in roseanne bar's career and the outfits she would wear.ea for you. >> we laugh at that now, but she knows it would get you past -- it would get you attention. you probably would have gotten on a tv show with a turbin, right this. >> no, my career would have ended. she has been good with a a lot of people, but there was a guy named jackie bananas or something? >> oh yeah, jackie bananas. he was great. >> i guess he wore a banana suit? there was a banana guy. this guy had a whole act and he would get into a banana suit and she saw him and said you should be the banana the whole time and the guy disappeared. >> it gets you past the 10 yard line. >> it gets you one addition in a turbin and it is like, great, now what? >> at some point you had to say i am not going to play a terrorist anymore. >> i don't mind playing middle eastern guys like cabdrivers or whatever, but the whole terrorist thing is what bothered me. earlier i did a couple. i did a chock norris movie of the week where i played a terrorist. i am pretty sure -- i didn't keep the sc

rose roseanne barr was a celebrity.rican people who are looking for that. not all racists either. >> the media is not all powerful. if it weren't resonating the media wouldn't be covering it . and the media can't even force respondents of a poll to say who they like best. this is a chicken and egg argument. isn't it true that he is actually resonating and that's why the media is covering him so much consequential. >> yes. and . >> he seems to be tapping into some sort of anger in the republican base and he's outrageous and bombastic as he can be. it's scoring points. it's making these republicans respond. >> he's having it both ways which i think is interesting. it's not a criticism.'re covering him a lot because he's a distraction. as the des moines register says the distraction with traction. he keeps doing these interviews and yelling about how he's taken out of context and how we're all out to get him. and it's working for him. >> i've always believed that voter are smart. we sometimes like to pick winners or losers

>> roseanne barr is back, and we added norm macdonald. >> jimmy: oh, great, that will be great, oh, yeahre just funny alone. then we have the new host is anthony jesselman. >> jimmy: the judges help the comics? or just critique them? >> they give them critiques and -- but a lot of the information, you know -- the critiques that they give them, you see the comics actually use that. if they make to it the next round. >> jimmy: you kind of have to use it. if you ignore the judges they're going to -- >> well, what a jerk, right? you know everything, huh? yeah. >> jimmy: you can't go to that america decides thing either because the judges are deciding. this is fun for you? >> it is, i'm having fun. >> jimmy: do you worry at all? if you're kind of like bringing a new generation of comics up that they'll just march in and replace the veteran comics? in a way this seems like kind of a bad idea for the craft itself. >> yeah. you know what? you might have a good point there. what am i doing? next thing you know, you'll be gone, fallon will be gone, you know -- i got to watch out for you white guys

i told the pollster i was going to vote for roseanne barr who was for some reason on the florida ballot. venting through the polls. i think people are angry with dysfunction in washington. i think they're frustrated. i think they're worried about the state of the country. i think they're venting through these polls with donald trump. i've don't think it is going to last. the man has no beef. >> jeffrey, what about that? later in the interview. you will see it tonight. we are, we are two hours tonight. because there is so much from the interview. i try to get him to talk about specifics. specifically about, veterans', use, specifically about the -- what we could do against isis, and some of the criticisms of what he said about that. do you believe there is meat on, on what he is, what he is arguing? do you believe he does know policy issues? >> sure. one of the problems here which is why all of this is sort of surprising in the sense that there is this much attention. this is july, 2015. we have months and months to go before we get to iowa. and new hampshire. all presidential campaigns

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as you can see here in the streets of gilroy i'm at 7th and roseanne if you're familiar with the si cityu look down the street you can get a very good idea just how smokey it is. it is this way from where the fire is maybe eight, ten miles south of gilroy and the smoke has been burn for three hours now, plenty of time to move. it's moved up here. but it's not going up into the air, it is just sitting down. i think we have some shots from above of the aerials of the fire burning. you mentioned 50 acres. it's been going for three hours. no homes threatened. i can tell you that the -- where it's burning, it's really wide open spaces. the concern down there and you will see it if you're heading south or north on 101, be careful for low smoke. over 101 it's become a traffic hazard for people. up here, it is a breathing hazard. the smoke, just bumped into a family just getting back to their home here in gilroy. they got out of the car and they said, what is going on twharks is all that smoke. we're going inside. always a good idea. not a lot of people on the street. probably a smart move when

>> roseanne writes on facebook.pect that people believe certain things. >> thank you for the e-mails. thank you for the headlines. >> thank you. >>> coming up scott walker does not have a college degree. does that matter to you when picking a president? frank with the live focus group next. >> credentials. ♪ i accept that i'm not 21. i accept i'm not the sprinter i was back in college. i even accept that i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. but i won't accept giving it less than my best. so if i can go for something better than warfarin ...i will. eliquis. eliquis... reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin plus it had less major bleeding than warfarin... eliquis had both. that really mattered to me. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abn

. >> and roseanne coletti, wnbc correspondent. a lot hopping over the weekend.t there before the announcement so that they could be with their kids be a family when the announcement was made and have privacy as well. so the kids aren't seeing it everywhere everywhere. >> exactly. >> that bodes well for the future that they are approaching this as parents first. >> it's mature. >> they arrived separately and left separately but they were there together with the kids and family is important. >> well, let's talk about couples getting together over the weekend. what a busy weekend. >> it sure was. >> people thought they were going to a barbecue at billy joel's house? >> that was fantastic. apparently billy joel has an annual fourth of july party. he had his annual party, everybody came ready for the festivities and, boom out he walked and his bride alexis roderick, long-time girlfriend, who's pregnant, they got hitched in front of everyone. >> that's fantastic. she's quite far along, right? she's almost ready to give birth? >> well, "today" reached out to his spokes