ruby jees sop knows that intimidation first hand. managed to get custody of her children with the help of the attorney general's office, now she and her children live in phoenix. for the first time, the jeessop children are now in public school. warren jeffs has forbidden children to attend public school since the year 2000. the family lives in this crowded home, with one of ruby's sister's, she fled f.l.d.s. years ago and now she is an anti-polygamy about vest. >> when ruby did leave, she didn't believe she had the right to take her children. because the women are taught that the children belong to the priesthood. i told her, don't leave your babies. trust me, yo i have the right to your chin. ruby says her husband worked as a dispatcher for the town marshals. despite a court order granting her emergency custody of her children, she claims the marshals tried to stop her, even throwing oit the court order. ruby was forced to get outside help from the county sheriff to get her kids. >> did you fear you may never see them again? >> def

ruby jessop knows that intimidation firsthand.she managed to get custody of her children with the help of the attorney general's office. now she and her children live in phoenix. for the first time, the jessop children are in public schools. warren jeffs has forbidden flds children to attend public schools since the year 2000. flora fled jeffs years ago and now she's an antipolygamy activist. >> the women are taught that the children belong to the priesthood. i told her, don't leave your babies. trust me, you have the right to your children. >> ruby jessop said her husband worked as a dispatcher for town marshals. she claims the marshals tried to stop her even throwing out the court order. ruby was forced to get help from the county sheriff. >> did you fear you wouldn't see your kids again? >> definitely. use the church has a rule that if one parent leaves both kids, the church owns those kids. i can't let my kids be owned by someone. >> america tonight traveled to colorado city to see the situation firsthand. we met up with gary

hi ruby. wendy first. >> alex why would i choose pet flow.com and not amazon.com that has wag.com where i can get all my groceries in one shipment? >> we have a lot more products than amazon.com for the premium category we carry over 70 brands and they have 27. >> why is it not mobile auto optimized? >> it's next on our list. when we look at our traffic there's not a lot that comes from mobile. our average customer is a 48-year-old female. we get a lot of browsers but not a lot of people -- >> you may get browsers because it's hard to make a purchase. >> the site works on mobile. it definitely has -- we have a lot of work to do to make it fully mobilized. >> you are planning to go in that direction. >> which the end of this year we are. >> how many customers do you have and are you adding every month. >> we add around 10,000 customers a month. we have somewhere around 100,000. >> i bought five cat items and got sent a dog treat remainder afterwards. >> by the end of this month that will change

jack ruby did.s were i do not want to die. >> ruby, contracted a cold while in prison and approximately 24 hours later he died. >> of lung cancer. >> as we approach the 50th anniversary, we're continuing our probe of the jfk assassination. we're told why he believes it was physically impossible for one shot that hit the president to also wound the governor of it can. mark lain, you've suggested in your various writings it was the cia. a cia plot. tell us why you think that. >> first of all, let me say i agree and it's important to understand why it's been said that it required a bullet to do something which tno bullet coul ever do. it was the clock for the assassination. the time is important because from the first shot to the last, 5.6 seconds at the most elapsed and we can tell that by the film and other evidence which had been available for some time. the weapon that was used required too much time -- it was hand operated weapon, too much time to get a new round in there and fire without aiming.

jack ruby did.t words were i do not want to die. >> ruby, contracted a cold while in prison and approximately 24 hours later he died. >> of lung cancer. >> as we approach the 50th anniversary, we're continuing our probe of the jfk assassination. we're told why he believes it was physically impossible for one shot that hit the president to also wound the governor of it can. mark lain, you've suggested in your various writings it was the cia. a cia plot. tell us why you think that. >> first of all, let me say i agree and it's important to understand why it's been said that it required a bullet to do something which tno bullet coul ever do. it was the clock for the assassination. the time is important because from the first shot to the last, 5.6 seconds at the most elapsed and we can tell that by the film and other evidence which had been available for some time. the weapon that was used required too much time -- it was hand operated weapon, too much time to get a new round in there and fire without ai

that wealth is precious rubies, which fetch a handsome sum, especially when smuggled across the borderi'm steve chow. on this edition of 101 east, we look at the lives of afghan ruby miners who are risking it all chasing crystal dreams.

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. >> ruby just happens to be standing in the room. >> hard to find young people on our set.body is. >> she has the hat on. >> who else is here? >> kidsforpeaceglobal.org. they have a peace pledge, international peace day. they're at the u.n. today as we were last night with "revolution." kindness matters. >> it certainly does. >> spreading peace and love throughout the world. >> thank you. >> fantastic. if you're not peaceful within, you can't be peaceful without. >> nothing changes until a human heart changes. we can legislate out the wazoo and everybody tries with the best intentions. until i decide in my own heart to be a better person, nothing is going to change. >> little reminders. tom neville can't wear one of these. >> no. very busy sword fighting and things. >> sword fighting, shooting people. he is a guy going from the dark to the light. >> is he really? >> this show is going to be amazing. i tell you, you're going to be surprised. >> how does he make that turn? he was so nasty. >> well, it's about justice and morality and about taking care of everyone. keeping peo

rubi es una activista que lucha por los derechos de los indocumentados y por la comunidad gay.n hombre, era una mujer encerrada en el cuerpo de un hombre. decidÍ que me iba a cambiar a ser mujer. >>> del primer momento que tome una inyecciÓn de hormonas femeninas mi cuerpo sintiÓ que volviÓ a nacer. >>> es una persona que no se siente conforme con el genero que la sociedad le asigno de acuerdo a los genitales, la identidad de genero es totalmente independiente. >>> trabajan para eliminar los estigmÁs que hay. >>> sufrimos mucha discricrinacidiscricrinacmina o discriminaci discriminacion. >>> dentro de la le ley especificaciones que dicen que las aseguradoras no pueden discriminar contra la comunidad

ruby and charles, but, now 91 years old, met for the first time that day. meeting was filmed and will be part of an exhibit at an indianapolis museum. >> and it's being called a war the pentagon doesn't want. i'll ask two veterans what they think about going to syria. stay with us. this was the hardest decision i've ever had to make. jim, i adore the pool at your hotel. anna, your hotels have wondrous waffle bars. ryan, your hotels' robes are fabulous. i have twelve of them. twelve? shhhh, i'm worth it& what i'm trying to say is, it's so hard to pick just one of you, so i'm choosing all of you with hotels.com. a loyalty program that requires no loyalty. plus members can win a free night every day only at hotels.com >>> welcome back to "the lead." continuing with our world lead and the crisis in syria. a scathing op-ed written by a retired general about what he thinks the military thinks. he writes "i can justifiably share the sentiments of these inside the pentagon and else somewhere who write the plans for fighting our wars. they are embarrassed to be asso

like you're mining for rubies. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: mining for rubies.nice, thank you. >> now, babies line shiny objects. >> jimmy: okay. >> okay, it's good for their mind and it's good for their eyesight. i'm [ bleep ] i don't know. [ laughter and applause ] anyway. >> jimmy: i believe anything at this point. >> you don't want a cheap can of tuna. because it's dangerous. you know, it gets flimsy like aluminum. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and so, you're gonna take off the lids of the tuna fish can. >> jimmy: yes, right. >> attached it to the hanger. but you can do something more decorative. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, no, no, no. [ laughter ] no, amy, no -- >> if you want to keep -- this is how you -- no this is how you -- >> jimmy: -- amy this is a big mistake -- >> no! and then you know your baby's growing, you can keep raising it when they try to grab it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh my god. >> and then the shininess, it activates their mind. >> jimmy: oh my gosh. this is the nicest gift anyone has ever given me. thank you so much. >> do you like that? >> jimmy: i

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we will be able to see finally from the ruby center there is a of the syrian opposition as it was initially provided for by the joint us russia declaration of me seventy this year. in the end we call upon our american colleagues to focus their efforts on this rather than on preparing a military strike against syria. and me. and . all those goods we are deeply worried by the deteriorating humanitarian situation in syria. russia. will continue providing assistance and aid. helping in supporting the syrian population through international frameworks in organizations in the existing bilateral basis. is. more than just on the page but of course. it is evident that it still will only be possible to fully mend the humanitarian situation after. violence in the all who still it is in syria stop and ceasefire is achieved. in the. position. at the end of our negotiation we have agreed on some practical steps that we would be pursuing with syria and and there are of other countries in order to give it to political we can see the nation in syria. has. more. yes. thank you. bisect mr lavrov for. by the u

. >> i'm ruby dixon. >> reporter: but it's signed roby dixon. actual signature blow.she says she's not a terry awe con customer. actual signature blow is a customer of another company, assurance. the name is signed incorrectly with the last name taylor. coren awe doesn't even have a lifeline phone. it's not clear how all of this happened. >> if there's action that needs to be taken, we're going to take action. >> reporter: days before he knew he'd face our cameras, took action and fired staff in 21 states. at a hearing in july, he acknowledged he knew the theory of consequences. if he ever gave the okay. >> i would criminally liable for that. >> reporter: 4 states are already investigating -t-e-r-r-a-c-o-nfor questionable business practices. knowing that and all that we you know covered there's 1 more question we need to ask. >> if it was necessary to fire -- >> reporter: your response. >> we need a strategic change. >> reporter: >> they should not be in business, period. >> reporter: any company that received signed applations we did not witness the signature that wa

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emeralds, rubies, sapphires. finally recovered. >>> mariano rivera. >> exit sandman.e of baseball's all-time greats. mariano rivera, leaves the pitcher's mound at yankee stadium for a final time. the emotions pouring, and hard-earned cheers, and thunderous chants in the bronx. >>> we do say good morning, america. george is off. great to have josh back with us. you talked about bob sheffert, the announcer for the yankees. he was announcing for mariano rivera for the final time. why do you call him the sandman? you might as well put the game to bed. that man right there, 42, shows up. >> one of the game's all-time greats. and one of the great gentlemen in sport. we have lost a singular person. >> we have more on that ahead. >>> also, we're going to hear from two former presidents today and this weekend. >> that was me yesterday, with president george w. bush. got a chance to sit down with him. and george sitting down with former president bill clinton. you'll hear about that today and sunday on "this week." >> a bo-fer. >> you can always count on you, sam champion, espe

ruby occur nurse believes that mertz new arab friends made him lose his way. he wouldn't tell me much but sound mind didn't brainwash him. first so i know full well but my mother told the media things that the americans then used against me the most on. they were unsubstantiated things she just said because she thought it would help bring me home soon or. i might have a while so i confronted him i said was it my fault that you were away and hand sorry yes it was. but as a mother i just wanted to bring home the. old year later after i left it like many. officer was alerted there was an investigation and now is the focus of at. that point any ok this is not. the list that i sent this is relating to that list. when they interrogated me they proceeded to take major case prints of my fingers my hands my palms to compare to the documents that they retrieved. and then they put me through a series of handwriting samples. so i could do the return address of get no in writing. twenty different times. and who is going to be a serious chain of events to. if i got court ma

ruby occur nurse believes that murat's new arab friends made him lose this way. he wouldn't tell me much. to brainwash him. first so i know full well but my mother told the media things that the americans then used against me the most on. they were unsubstantiated things she just said because she thought it would help bring me home sooner. i might have while i confronted him i said was it my fault that you were away and hand sorry yes it was. but isn't there a smile just wanted to bring home the. old year later after i left it like demanding. officer was alerted there was an investigation and now is the focus of at. that point any ok this is not. the list that i sent this is relating to that list. when they interrogated me and they proceeded to take major case prints of my fingers my hands my palms to compare it to the documents that they retrieved. and then they put me through a series of handwriting samples. so i could do the return address of good mo in writing. twenty different times. and who is going to be a serious chain of events to. if i got court martial

ruby occur nurse believes that mertz new arab friends made him lose this way. he wouldn't tell me much but it sounds to brainwash him. he first said i know full well but my mother told the media things the americans then used against me. they were unsubstantiated things she just said because she thought it would help bring me home soon or. i might have a while so i confronted him i said was it my fault that you were away and hand sorry yes it was. but as a mother just wanted to bring home the. old year later after i left it like many. officer was alerted there was an investigation and now is the focus of at. that point any ok this is not. the list that i sent this is relating to that list. when they interrogated me they proceeded to take major case prints of my fingers my hands my palms to compare it to the documents that they retrieved. and then they put me through a series of handwriting samples. so i could do the return address of good mo in writing. twenty different times. and was going to be a serious chain of events to tom. if i got court martialled going

ruby bridges and charles burke shared their memories of the day when he was a federal marshal escortinger to class. >>> happy birthday to kate middleton's sister pippa. the big 3-0. "saturday night live" alum jane curtin turns 66. and roger waters of pink floyd is 70. >>> now here's what's coming up on the "today" show. a young woman's incredible story of survival and triumph after being held captive by somali gang members for over a year. >>> keep it right here for more news, weather n sports. i'm betty ngyuen. have a great weekend. >>> a san francisco parks worker accused of running over a mother, killing her and then leaving the scene. why neighbors say they aren't surprised. >>> new details on an nbc bay area exclusive. a second lawsuit has been filed against 49ers star aldon smith. >>> happening now, president obama meeting with the top world leaders at that g-20 summit. what he's doing behind the scenes to try to get support for military action in syria. >>> a live look outside this morning, looking at san francisco. it looks pretty darn clear. nice weekend, very warm. it's friday

vergara wore 100 carats of r rubies, sapphires and emeralds.here's heidi klum, can you believe she's had four kids? the woman is gorgeous. >> that va va voom sofia vergara had on. let's get her back on. i didn't know i was such a fan until i saw that outfit. >>> one star who clearly missed the red carpet altogether. >> will ferl showed up to hand out the final award of the evening with his three young sons in tow. i love their outfits. >> unfortunately, helen mirren and maggie smith dropped out the last second and they called me 45 minutes ago. i couldn't find child care. we had a soccer game, a neighbor's birthday party, a nut allergy. i didn't have time to do my hair. >> i love it. us parents can understand. we get it, right? it was hard to do what mattered. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia... thought to be the result of overactive nerves that cause chronic, widespread pain. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i learned lyrica can significantly relieve fibromyalgia pain. for some, as early as the first week of treatment. now, i can

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okay, well, then i'll just cut your vines with my ruby sword. it. i cut 'em. um... i have a question. warlord beats troll, troll beats elf, elf beats water sprite, and basically everything beats enchanted bunny. unless you have the carrot of power. okay, i've got another question. when does this get fun?

he assaulted a female student yesterday at ruby bridges elementary school. the boy fled after the attack but was found a short time later. >>> continuing coverage now on the crisis in syria. today both a push and a pause from president obama as he announced plans to ask congress to authorize a mill stare strike. >> what message do we send if a dictator can gas hundreds of children and not pay the price. >> this was the worst chemical weapons attack in the history. the syrian government was responsible for the attack. more than 1400 people were killed including more than 400 children. the president is feeling that it's important the country has a debate on the issue. >> if we won't enforce accountability in this act, what do we do with governments who choose to build nuclear arms, terrorists who spread weapons. >> the white house released this photo of the president speaking the representative boehner. the polls show most americans oh possess to involvement in syria despite the dead. john talked to some in the bay area with ties to syria. >> reporter: on the

there was auntie em and the ruby slippers and the flying monkeys and toto too.s also the great oz folklore. the barely visible equipment and technical slip-ups. the fact that w.c. fields was originally supposed to play the wizard and buddy ebsen was the tinman until he had a nearly fatal reaction to the aluminum skin. it's estimated the wizard of oz has been seen more times than any other film. and perhaps that's why some are wondering if that's why it needed to be in 3d. the imax version will run for only a month and requires special glasses. the original film will always be around and just requires imagination. there are lessons in the movie that endure about trust and good versus evil, but mostly about going home. >> and i'm not going to leave here ever, ever again. because i love you all. >> an amazing film. a sentimental journey really, a part of american history. but it never got the oscar for best picture because the year it came out, another film got in the way. it was called "gone with the wind." >>> up next after a break, they call themselves the mud s

alameda police say the assault happened at ruby bridges elementary school. they tell us the boy approached a female student in the school bathroom and allegedly assaulted her yesterday after. he took off but police tracked him down a few blocks away. police say the investigation is on going. >>> still ahead at 5:00, maintaining his innocence. a jailhouse interview with the person of interest in the killing of a federal investigate erbie the bay area. why he say investigators have it all wrong. >>> the robot, we'll see how high-tech health care is helping patients and silicon investors as well. >>> we have new information tonight in the investigation into who killed federal investigate ersan draw coke from oakland. >> the man police call a person of interest spoke to nbc bay area's jodi hernandez from jail. >> reporter: nbc bay area paid a jailhouse interest to the man police are calling a person of interest in the killing of sandra coke, the investigator for the federal defender's office who disappeared from her oakland home nearly three weeks ago, found dea

you don't have rich rubies, colors which are western. we have the narthex where people enter the church. we have the nave where people sit, stand or kneel in the church. we have the sanctuary where the priest conducts liturgy, which is inside. and between the sanctuary and the nave, we have the altar screen. let's talk about byzantine art for a moment. our artist is robert andrews. he's american--american born. he lives in massachusetts. he taught art for 36 years. he has a family of his own. and he said, "i'm going to try to capture the style of 11th, "12th century byzantine art through the eyes of a 20th-century man." and this is what we see here. this is the altar screen. it has 12 large icons and 12 small icons. we have 12 pillars. we have 12 windows. we have 12 tilted panels. twelve is a significant number in this church. our lord had 12 apostles. if you look beneath the dome, you'll see 12 apostles. here we have the apostles. this church is named holy trinity so we have the depiction of pentecost because we celebrate holy trinity f

map ---por cerca de 20 minutos, los alumnos y personal de la preparatoria "island" y la primaria "rubyque permanecer dentro de aulas y oficinas mientras la policia averiguaba el reporte. ---todo volvio a la normalidad en los planteles cuando se determino que los disparos ocurrieron cerca de la calle "webber" y la avenida "ralph appe- zatto". cesar ---la policia de oakland solicita la ayuda del publico. roll open under para dar con el paradero de un hombre quien esta vinculado a la muerte de la menor de ocho aÑos "alaysha carradine"... take vo ---las autoridades publicaron un retrato hablado del sospechoso de la raza negra, de entre 17 a 24 aÑos de edad, y que mide unos cinco pies siete pulgadas de estatura, con bigote delgado... ---al momento del tiroteo que le quito la vida a la menor, el sospechoso vestia una chaqueta con capucha y pantalones de mezclilla... ---en la balacera otros dos niÑos de cuatro y siete aÑos de edad y una mujer de 64 aÑos tambien resultaron heridos... blanca ---el incendio "morgan" ha sido contenido en un 70 por ciento y las ordenes de evacuacion para los resid

. >> reporter: michael ruby is now 57. three brothers liquor store is like family.r was the last to leave about 8:00 friday night. >> the fire was in the back and the fire department was here and i was the last one out. then the smoke came barreling up and it was behind me going over my head. >> it traveled in southwest baltimore. it took 14 hours to put out the flames. >> that was probably the main challenge, the low water pressure and also the units responding because we had the bridge closed down here. >> reporter: on saturday morning, police arson investigators saw a water hose still work the hot spots, but the fire burned through the roof which partially collapsed. there is a hair salon, tattoo parlor, pharmacy and laundromat. >> the family has invested $4 million over the years. they don't know yet if they will be able to rebuild. >> there is talk about getting a trailer on a property but for now more than a dozen employees in the liquor store alone are without a job. >> the realities are setting in, not just the money, but the memories. >> that was my life an

vergara wore 100 carats of rubies, sapphires and emeralds.lling a whopping $7 million. >> she looks amazing. >> and finally, look at this. the gorgeous heidi klum. can you believe she's had four kids? on the red carpet in a sexy, sparkling versace number. the woman is gorgeous. >> that va va voom sofia vergara had on. let's get her back on. i didn't know i was such a fan until i saw that outfit. i'm a fan. >> she's totally, totally gorgeous. >> whoa. >>> and there is one star who clearly missed the red carpet altogether. >> will ferrell showed up to hand out the final award of the evening with his three young sons in tow. i love their outfits. >> unfortunately, helen mirren and maggie smith dropped out at the last second and they called me literally 45 minutes ago. i couldn't find child care. we had a soccer game, a neighbor's birthday party, a nut allergy. i didn't have time to do my hair. >> i love it. us parents can understand. we can totally get it, right? it was hard to do what mattered. my doctor diagnosed it as fibromyalgia... thought

as one leading up to something said it more than one hundred twenty ruby perhaps reports and maybe no group has claimed responsibility for. three. just ahead we'll continue with our special report that looks at the victims of friendly fine thank you i said. we talked before about people getting in trouble throughout the usa just for gardening in fact according to the christian science monitor a couple of florida has been fined five hundred dollars a day until they dig up their vegetable garden which is on their own property immediately people who write these articles draw comparisons to communist russia where people weren't allowed to grow their own food unless the state allowed it yes the revolutionary period in russia forced agriculture to change rapidly and often against the will of many of those involved and this did lead to starvation revolution isn't fun but what about after that while stalin and khrushchev gave out a lot of documents which are private summer houses where people guard and also there were markets in the soviet union where people could bring the food they grew to

there was auntie e m and the ruby slippers and the flying monkeys and toto, too. oz folklore. barely visible equipment and technical slip-ups. the fact that w.c. fields was supposed to polythe wizard and buddy epsen was the tinman until he had a reaction to aluminum skin. perhaps that's why some are wondering if it need ed to be in 3-d. the imax version will run for only a month and requires special glasses. the original film will always be around and just requires imagination. there are lessons in the movie that endure about trust and good versus evil, but mostly about going home. >> i'm not going to leave here ever, ever again. because i love you all. >> reporter: an amazing film. a sentimental journey really, a part of american history. but it never got the oscar for best picture because the year it came out, another film got in the way. it was called "gone with the wind." up next after the break, they call themselves the mud slingers, but there is nothing at all bad about what they are doing and uh how they are making a difference for others. of eight princess

ruby said she took the same muni like the victim did night just hours. >> i take it at night and it scared me for my safety and other students. >> reporter: there's little to no explanation as to what happened but less than one day after this video surfaced, police think they have part of the mystery solved. police told us they will release more information at a press conference tomorrow. ryan takeo, kpix 5. >>> an elderly san francisco couple won't go quietly on the verge of losing their home. the lee family being evicted from their jackson street after 34 years under the ellis act. essentially it allows landlords to go out of business. opponents say it's just a way to convert rent controlled units to high-priced condos. >> we demand that the sheriff's office put this eviction off and we stand in solidarity with the lees and any other families that are facing this kind of injustice! >> i don't want to see no more evictions, right? >> whoo! >>> that eviction is legal but even some city supervisors who showed up at the rally say the law could use some changes. >>> it's a backup to your blin

killed including two police officers somalia based group which killed scores of people or from the ruby ball last friday so in the message that attacks will continue the kenyan troops withdraw from the country of the day of the cross talk show people a bell asks whether u.s. sanctions haven't gotten used to terrorism in the region you can watch the full debate later but here's a quick preview. we are meddling and somalia targeted assassinations air strikes drone strikes all of us active to billions there. they've scattered. groups but also created new ones and clothing al-shabaab which has been which has taken responsibility for what happened in kenya. but the united states has worked with ethiopia and kenya to bring invading forces into somalia which have been responsible for brutal human rights violations create the united states has created an intelligence infrastructure in somalia the notorious jail or prison interrogation center and at the airport there as reported by jeremy scahill so yeah the idea of blowback here is a surprise we are we are seeing. the remnants are of the outgro

is providing to the american citizens that the nation is safe and that keeping the nation safe is ruby. not sticking well if you are claiming that you are providing security by attacking the nation's overseas let's remember this is a terrorist attack then they are providing arms to the same terrorists who are likely to come in the attack in mainland usa let's get more reaction from michael moss from the veterans for peace in washington d.c. . thank you for coming on the program we still don't know who is involved what the motives were but in your opinion what are your thoughts on this what could be the possible motives. well what i suspected what i first heard the story start to break was that i hope this is not a military service member who has been on multiple tours in iraq or afghanistan. and has been dealing with a p.t.s.d. that has gone untreated i mean we're seeing news stories about veterans coming back from multiple tours who cannot get help and who just have these breakdowns because the veterans administration and the u.s. military medical facilities are so far behind in their