have you ever been in a relationship with roxanne reed?no. >> reporter: the real scott humpal lives over 1200 miles away in corpus christi, texas. seven years ago, humpal's wife died in a plane crash, soon after he started receiving suspicious messages on facebook. >> it just seemed odd, because i didn't know them. so i sent a message back and say, "do i know you?" and then they would say, "yes." >> reporter: humpal discovered scammers had created multiple profiles under his name. identity theft expert adam levin says humpal checked off all the boxes for a catfisher: a handsome well-to-do widower. how would you describe these catfishing fraudsters? >> they're emotional terrorists. >> reporter: emotional terrorists? >> they don't care who they destroy, how they destroy them, whatever. all they want is they want money. >> reporter: for catfishing victims, like retired nursing assistant beverly franzke, red flags are often missed. why did you go on match.com? >> just maybe to find somebody to talk to. >> reporter: she fell for a man claiming

the following day, roxanne davis is seen with stanley, just hours before he is rushed to hospital.tigate. i think for the community it is difficult that somebody as young as 2a days could have suffered this amount of injuries and we're just pleased we have been able to getjustice for him. stanley did have some contact with health and social services agencies, and a safeguarding children inquiry is now under way. but what role his mother, roxanne davis, played in his death, or that of her partner, sam davies, may never be known. their denials, lying at the heart of a life that came to be measured in days. a victim of child exploitation has called for a change in the law, amid claims a man who raped her, was contacted about the chance to play a role in her son's life. sammy woodhouse, who's waived her right to annonymity, says rotherham council approached arshid hussain, even though he's in prison for raping her as child. fiona trott reports. a survivor of child sex abuse who says she still fighting for her rights. i think it's disgusting, and i always find that the rapists always ge

have you ever been in a relationship with roxanne reed? >> no. >> reporter: the real scott humpal lives ove12 away in corpus christi, texas. seven years ago, humpal's wife died in a plane crash, soon after he started receiving suspicious messages on facebook. >> it just seemed odd, because i didn't know them. so i sent a message back and say, "do i know you?" and then they would say, "yes." >> reporter: humpal discovered scammers had created multiple profiles under his name. identity theft expert adam levin says humpal checked off all the boxes for a catfisher: a handsome well-to-do widower. how would you describe these catfishing fraudsters? >> they're emotional terrorists. >> reporter: emotional terrorists? >> they don't care who they destroy, how they destroy them, whatever. all they want is they want money. >> reporter: for catfishing victims like retired nursing assistant beverly franzke, red flags are often missed. why did you go on match.com? >> maybe to find somebody to talk to. >> reporter: she fell for a man claiming to be a serv

the online romance started in january, when 65-year-old roxanne reed fell for someone on facebook calledott humpal, the scammer started to ask for money to pay medical bills, even though they never met in person, she sent the stranger more than $50,000 over seven months. >> we are able to get hold of some text messages, that led to the charge that we are looking at today. >> reporter: but when family members finally reported the scam, investigators alleged that reed, now out of money, had been plotting to kill her 88-year-old mother. she is now been charged with several counts of fraud and conspiracy, to commit mutter with the fake scott humpal. >> reporter: have you ever been in a relationship with roxanne reed? no. >> the real scott humpal lives in texas. his wife died in a plane crash, and soon after, he received suspicious mess on facebook. >> it seemed odud, i did not knw them. i sent a message that said, do i know you? and they said, yes, i've been conversing with you for months on match.com. >> reporter: he discovered that scammers had created multiple profiles under his name. how

[applause] and also susan swain, jerry, swain, jerry, jackie, roxanne bruce and the chief engineer.se are the people that was there when i walked in the door and that was 1982. i started at c-span as a 24 -year-old kid straight out of roosevelt new york covering congressional hearings and press conferences but one day we were doing a hearing in the catholic building - - the capital building i am on my knees and a big guy comes into the room with white hair i said that is tip o'neill. and the reason why i got excited about that because my father used to talk about him. he used to love tip o'neill and that is exactly how i feel now. i am excited and i am blessed i am in the room with the best professionals producer producers, reporters. you are the best in the world and i am a part of that. [applause] so i would light to think teeten t five for giving me this blessing and also to thank my mother. [applause] eighty-seven years old and my sister natalie is here and today is natalie's birthday. [applause] happy birthday and last but certainly not least, our yout youth, the young students

[applause] kathy cahill, roxanne kerr, jana faye, bruce collins, and the chief engineer, richard gleasonat wase are people there when i walked in the door. that was 1982. i started c-span is a 24-year-old kid stray out of roosevelt, new york. i was covering congressional hearings and press conferences. it was also. but i read -- it was awesome. but i remember this one day. in the doing a hearing mansfield room in the capital building. and i was on my knees and wrapping some cables and this big guy comes into the room. she had white hair. and i was, like, whoa, that's tip o'neill! the reason why i got excited about that was because my father, he used to talk about him. he used to love tip o'neill. and that is exactly how i feel now. i'm excited. i'm blessed. i'm pumped because i am in a professional,best awesome, photographers,, videographers,, producers, reporters. you are the best in the world. and i'm a part of that and i want to thank you for that. [applause] so i would like to thank the radio television correspondents association for giving me this blessing. and i also want to thank

the following day, roxanne davis is seen the following day, roxanne davis is seen with stanley, just4 days could have suffered this amount of injuries and we're just pleased we have been able to get justice for him. stanley did have some contact with health and social services agencies, and a safeguarding children inquiries now under way. but what role his mother, roxanne davis, played in his death, or that of her partner, sam davies, may never be known. their denials, lying at the heart of a life that came to be measured in days. in australia, thousands of people have been told to leave their homes, as bushfires devastate parts of queensland. a catastrophic fire warning has now been issued, for the first time in the state's history. extreme weather conditions have also hit new south wales, with torrential rain and flooding in sydney, from where, hywel griffith reports. fleeing the fires while they still can. for 8,000 queenslanders there's has been no choice but to leave their homes behind. bush fires are a familiar threat in australia — but not here and not at this time of year. a

have been travelling around the world on their yacht the money for nearly three decades daughter roxanne eighteen and son cesar twenty four named after a hurricane were born during these trips. jill met her future husband when the two of them were hired to transfer a yacht from europe to the caribbean nick planned to buy his own boat and travel the world. he said would you like to come with me and i'll take you to the streets and again and cape horn so i said yeah great and it's taken us twenty seven years to get down here so it's kind of been like a loadstone for us so it's pretty good to have actually finally just last week achieved our objective of actually seeing cape horn and going around cape horn. it's more than just a rock in the sea. it's what it represents really. but i don't i mean it represents the fact that i mean in the past it was the only way around from the atlantic to the pacific and to australia and so forth and to the from one side of america to the other. but i don't think we would have come here specifically for that i mean it is that you know the most notorious it'

roxanne davis, from gosport, and samuel davies, from southampton, were convicted at winchester crownjones, has begun giving evidence at the inquest into the death of the former welsh minister, carl sargeant, who was found hanged last november. mrjones was criticised for sacking mr sargeant after he was accused of inappropriate behaviour towards women — allegations he denied. our wales correspondent sian lloyd joins us from the inquest. what did we hear today? the first minister carwynjones has onlyjust begun giving evidence. we have heard just about ten minutes from them before the german financial dog during that time the coroner was trying to get some sense of what is the role of first minister, what other duties and responsibilities and also of the special advisers and the team who surround the first minister. this morning the inquest heard from one of the first minister's special advisers about what was happening within the office of the first minister in the days in the run—up to the decision that he took to sack carl sargeant from his cabinet secretary post last november. and i

the online romance started in january when 65-year-old roxanne reed fell for someone shed me on facebooklves scott humbal. reed claims the scammer started asking for money to pay medical bills. even though they never met in person, she sent the stranger more than $50,000 over seven months. >> we're able to get hold of some text messages that led to the charge we're looking at today. >> reporter: when family members finally reported the scam, investigators alleged that reed, now out of money, had been plotting to kill her 88-year-old mother. she's now been charged with several counts of fraud and conspiracy to commit murder with the fake scott humpel. the real scott humpel lives in corpus christi, texas. seven years ago, his wife died in a plane crash. soon after, he started receiving suspicious messages on facebook. >> just seemed odd because i didn't know them so i sent a message back and say, do i know you, and then they'd say yes, i've been conversing with you on christian mingle or on match.com or something for months. >> reporter: humpel had discovered scammers created multiple prof

my name is roxanne davis. i live at 40 alta and i have been there since 1981. this is just to show how duplicitous the owners are. the units that -- the whole thing with the office, a tenant died and then they called it a temporary office that they tore out -- the reason they tore out the kitchen. they tore out the kitchen and put in seven or eight computers. we paid our ranch they are. it was the office for almost three years. -- we paid the rent they are. it was the office for almost three years. out of the 12 units, they have four of them and they are keeping two off the market and the owner, when he moved in and bought the property, he was really dismissive to say this is just an investment property. [please stand by] e >>clerk: thank you. next speaker, please. >> teresa flandrick. i actually work at senior and disability housing and policy. this whole situation here came to me at a point where i'm actually very familiar with jerald balzer, the owner. back during the first dot-com era in terms of he bought a home on my street on lombard, and he pushed every

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roxanne, the mary caecal trust. tell us what you think mary caecal should be on the note?5, the more you hear about her story. she was born injamaica toajamaican hear about her story. she was born injamaica to a jamaican mother, scott his father. she helped to nurse and became familiar with lots of the soldiers that were stationed in kingston at the time. she went to the crimea later on. she was one of those women, again we are talking about victorian times, so women didn't have certain rights. and she was able to just make didn't have certain rights. and she was able tojust make a decision and go for what she wanted. she travelled to panama. when she was in panama, trained doctors had run off because of the cholera outbreak. she stayed and treated people. she actually had a baby that had died and her own curiosity, she performed her own autopsy on that child. to see what the cause of death was. to see what the cause of death was. to see what the traits were. that inquisitiveness, that get up and go... she went back to jamaica. she toured the yellow fever there. —— she tre

my name is roxanne. i am a native san franciscan. i am a former business owner. for 35 years i owned and operated a small business half a block from this proposal. i urge you and i truly believe that this proposal will create safety and simulate small -- stimulates the small business economy. i urge you to listen to our voices and small business merchants. we need safer transit. this proposal will provide adequate housing and will stimulate the economy and we would like to have a date, november the 29th, would be an ideal date. we thank you so much and we urge you to listen to our voices. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello. i have a fish does business admission and 16th. we have been there for the last 20 years. we are ready to open another business next week. i am supportive of this project. we need to clean up the mission. we need this project to happen. this month is one of my -- my friend is shutting down to business. we need to stay in business. please approve this project. we really need to help. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> i

roxanne davis, from gosport, and samuel davies, from southampton, were convicted at winchester crownhic fire warning has now been issued, for the first time in the state's history. extreme weather conditions have also hit new south wales, with torrential rain and flooding in sydney, from where hywel griffith reports. fleeing the fires while they still can. for 8,000 queenslanders there's has been no choice but to leave their homes behind. bush fires are a familiar threat in australia — but not here and not at this time of year. a heatwave, combined with fierce winds, created what the emergency services called a firestorm. it's not normal for queensland. people will burn to death. their normal approaches probably won't work if the situation develops as it is predicted to develop. it's no different to a category—five cyclone coming straight through your door. as the day ended, more than 130 fires continue to burn. some homes have been destroyed but rescue teams have stopped lives from being lost. 800 miles down the coast it was a very different storm testing the authorities as sydney w

and kevin and my pal, my wake-up call, roxanne. what was your reaction out of this?and down everybody was. and then, the second we started interacting with them and serving them food, you could see the change in the personalities. and you start to see a little bit of hope and a couple smiles come out. it was very, very emotional. >> they wanted to laugh. they hadn't been given an opportunity since the fire started. they wanted to get together and celebrate. >> and the energy in the room, you walked in, like, wow. this is tough. you could feel the sadness just hanging everywhere. once people started to eat and get food in them, you could feel the energy lift. it was powerful. >> you could tell with everyone walking away, they wanted to take pictures and be a part of what we were doing. it was incredible to see that reaction before and after. >> it was a heavy and emotional experience. being there and getting off the plane. you're in a different world. to see it is one thing but to be there is something else. to engage with the people, it really touched my heart. >> i

. >> and we have, chef roxanne spruance. >> so happy to be here.y up. >> what's the plan? >> we're getting on a plane. the friends at netjets are going to get us out there. we're going to feed he's folks and from great surprises for them. then, we're coming right back. >> back and forth in a day? >> yep. >> thank you netjets. >> i know. no middle seat on netjets. i love it. >> no problem for these guys. i had hungarian dinner last night. a live look at the san francisco >>> good morning. it's 8:26. a live look at san francisco's sky like and you can see the haze still in the air. this will be the last day for bay area air quality. the first in the series of storms arrive tomorrow. that pushed out all that smoke. >>> medical examiners now confirming the body found near the marina. authorities say he drowned there. police are not saying how he wound up there. >>> let's look at your morning commute. >> especially for a tuesday, we have had no major problems after the 7:30 time here. through san jose, still slow, but very height. we had recovery after

. >> and roxanne. >> so happy to beere.pefully put a smile on their face. >> round everybody up. we are getting on a plane. our friends at net jets decided to help us out. they will get us out there, get us back. we are going to feed thoese fols and we will be here tomorrow morning. >> back and forth in a day? >> yes. thanks to neje. >> and no -- love it. >> i had a hungarian dinner last night. >> guys, cominup -- thank you so much. thank you for what you are doing. that is awesome. bobby flay will be back for some thanksgiving sides after your local news. >>> this is a news4 today news break. >> good morning everybody. 8:26 on thi tuesday, november 20th ierjs 'aaron gilchrist. people will be hitng the roads for the thanksgiving holiday. melissa molett and your first4 traffic. >> a closure south summit at east diamond, a pedestrian crash investing right neariohe mark statthere. so brunswick line trains are stop gaithg right now. annandale inner loop of the beltway after braddock road a crash on the right side. all of the in

liz dunn and roxanne myers. >>> the bitcoin blood bath continuing today more than three quarters of thee this year what about a rebound and publicly president trump saying the economy is going strong but in private, how worried are white house officials about the possibility of an economic slowdown or even maybe a recession looming in 2019 or in the election year, 2020 "power lunch" will be right back >>> hello. everybody, i'm sue herrera here is your update for this hour british prime minister theresa may addressing parliament on the brexit deal urging lawmakers to approve it because she said it is the best deal available >> i believe our national interest is clear. the british people want us to get on with the deal that honors the referendum and allows us to come again together -- allows us to come together again as a country whichever way we voted that is -- this is that deal >> the former president of michigan state university lou anna simon in court. she was arraigned on four counts of lying to police regarding the investigation of serial sexual abuser larry nassar and if convicted

roxanne and delia writing in real books, all the indians died off declare no myth as t native people is pervasive, pernicious, or of the ving as the myth vanishing native. fought to ns have ark the history of king philip's war where native boston's said that national recreational area would rivialize the memory of their ancestors who died a violent death. was inside by the national park service to, harbor island's a national park area. and going beyond the name change, the national park service is currently developing new program targeted for teachers and special tours, water, wars, and edges. tour will focus on the deer internments in the 17th century and the use of long war as a center of the boston slave 18th century. every october for the past years, native americans pow.organized a sacred is purpose of this program to remember the ancestor's ceremony an ough a deer island. harbor with cred where the day ends in prayer. one of the praying towns of the massachusetts bay colony. despite indian protests invoking 1990's, thend in the massachusetts water resource massive sewage a trea