tina ruffin / amber brown's adviser the wind." 1:07:13 the spartans played on. in the stands, atheltes from other sports took up a collection. tina ruffin / amber brown's adviser c0020 1:06:42 "we've always done a penny drive with our student athletes but we're gonna raise money take in cash donations for a local charity. but few hit this close to home.. tina ruffin / amber brown's adviser c0020 1:07:19 " so far $810 and w'eve only had one game so we're hoping to at least get to $3000 back for brown. tina ruffin / amber brown's adviser c0020 1:08:16 "i was actually at the hospital coma. she is responding to demands. she gives you a thumbs up and blinks her eyes so out." 1:08:32 a college community hit hard, but with a plan to bounce back. earlier this week amber brown's family said they believe her diabetes maye have been a contributing factor to her condition. but they've not confirmed how. her family is also raising money on a gofundme page you can find on wavy dot com. in norfolk matt gregoru 10 on your side. an annual event in virginia beach - aiming to help

tina ruffin / amber brown's adviser c0020 1:07:19 " so far with our penny drives we've raised $810 and w'eve only had one game so we're hoping to at least get to $3000 before the end of the month." 1:07:26 athletes from other drumming up support for amber. (nats) normally norfolk state's charity fundraiser doesnt hit this close to home. tina ruffin / amber brown's adviser c0020 1:06:42 "we've always done a penny drive with our student athletes but we're gonna raise money this month to help amber brown and her medical bills." 1:06:48 its the norfolk women's basketball teams first home game with out amber. her absence clearly felt. tina ruffin / amber brown's adviser c0020 1:07:08 "she's awesome, she's funny she's charismatic, shes'a the scenes all of norfolk state is battling for her. melody webb / norfolk state athletics c0001 1:09:48 "currently, right now our university the departments have sent money to atheltics on donations and donations from our fans for amber brown." 1:09:59 her team tries to turn a corner, but according to friends her health has already taken a better at the hos

when dorothy lived in boston she lived with the remnants of the ruffin family at 62 west cedar street. girls highating from in 1915 she went to simmons college and graduated from tufts medical school with honors in 1924. simmons audience members this will excite you. puts hersimmons she toe into the civil rights waters. student, shed writes the most amazing essay against lynching. so amazing and made the local newspapers. colored girl at simmons writes on lynching. it was written during world war i. she was a sophomore. she asked in this essay how america could be alive with the cause of freedom around the herd when at the same time americanism, her ideal of justice and mercy has been shamefully this merged upon her own free soil by lynching. it is knowledge of such crimes common to both the public and the government and no voice, no pin, no hand is raised in protest. the sins settle upon the brow of every american citizen. those are pretty strong words from a kid. context, when she wrote these the espionage act had just been enacted. disloyal,the use of profane, or abusive language a

when dorothy lived in boston she lived with the remnants of the ruffin family at 62 west cedar street. the house still stands. after graduating from girls high in 1915, she went to simmons college and graduated from tufts medical school with honors in 1924. now, simmons audience members, this will excite you. while at simmons, she puts her toe into the civil rights waters. while she is an 18-year-old student, she writes the most amazing essay against lynching. so amazing it made the local newspapers. colored girl at simmons writes on lynching. headline screamed. it was written during world war i. she was a sophomore. she asked in this essay how america could be alive with the cause of freedom around the world when at the same time her -- when "at the same time her americanism, her ideal of justice and mercy meted out to all mankind has been shamefully this merged upon her own free soil by lynching. it is knowledge of such crimes common to both the public and the government and no voice, no pen, no hand is raised in protest against them, the sins swiftly settles upon the brow of every

twenty-year-old kristin ruffin and a 17-year-old. two other men are on the run. >>> and now to new information this morning on a woman held captive by her boyfriend on cleveland's west side. we have learned she sent a facebook message to a friend asking for help. that friend called police. after a few hours, they arrested the boyfriend justin rydell. a police source said the woman was handcuffed inside the house and police found a marijuana grow operation and guns inside. >>> well, a stunning statistic. nearly dozen homicides. and one councilman had enough. zach is proposing a three- tiered plan calling for $250,000 to go towards the peacemaker alliance program. the dash cameras in all cleveland police cars and body cameras for every cop. to pay for it, he wants to raise income taxes by a half percent. >>> and more people in cleveland are having trouble with the purchases. last year, the better business bureau received more than 8600 complaints and totaled more than $11 million, too. that is a 31% increase from 2049. what areas get t

hours later, police arrested this man, christian ruffin, withy. two other suspects are out there, and it seems like they struck again. >> he had a hood over his face. met a girl on a site, meetme.com, and had plans to meet up at the house on sheridan, but instead of to face with a guy and his gun. >> put your handed up and empty your pockets. >> reporter: at that time, the only thing going through >> when is that begun going to shake so i can knock it out of his hand? >> were fe? >> depending on the minute. >> what does that mean? >> he moved enough to get alex's wallet and e-sig before >> just be careful. only thing i can say. >> reporter: luckily, aleck wasn't -- alex t two guys from the first robbery are loose. police do believe the crimes are expected.tonight on breaking news we kept you updated on at 5:00 and 6:00. -- sends a facebook message to a friends and asks for help. after a few hours, they arrested the boyfriend, the woman had been assaulted. police found a marijuana grow, guns and hunting knives in the home. >>> also on the west side

tina ruffin / amber night she's doing really well she's out of the coma. there and she's just fighting she's a fighter. she's gonna come out." 1:08:32 you can find brown's gofundme page on wavy-dot-com. we've learned more about what might caused a deadly seven-car accident in norfolk. police say -- the driver of the tractor trailer may have had a medical condition that caused him to veer into oncoming traffic. this is the accident -- shown from chopper 10 after it happened friday. we've since learned -- 67-year-old roland stone died in the wreck on tidewater drive. officers say stone swerved across the median in his 18-wheeler reaction crash. he was taken to sentara norfolk general hospital where he died. several other people had minor injuries. el chapo is back in the prison he escaped from. so what happens now? hear why one official says it could soon involve him coming to the u-s. plus, the former home of a police officer burns down. hear why police say, this may not have been an accident. but up next, a we'll take a look at future plans for a hampton r

tina ruffin / amber night she's doing really well she's out of the coma. she is responding to just fighting she's a fighter. she's gonna come out." 1:08:32 you can find brown's gofundme page on wavy-dot-com. fighter. she's gonna come out." 1:08:32 you can find brown's wavy-dot-com. we've learned more about deadly seven-car accident in norfolk. police say -- the driver of the tractor trailer may have had a medical condition that caused him to veer into oncoming traffic. this is the accident -- shown from chopper 10 after it happened friday. we've since learned -- 67-year-old roland stone died in the wreck on tidewater drive. officers say stone swerved across the median in his 18-wheeler -- which caused a chain reaction crash. he was taken to sentara norfolk general hospital where he died. several other people had minor injuries. el chapo is back in the prison he escaped from. so what happens now? hear why one official says it could soon involve him coming to the u-s. plus, the former home of a police officer burns down. hear why police say, this may not hav

she was the sister of george ruffin, the first african-american man to graduate from harvard law school. was well known. after the war, rgl returns to norco, becomes a member of the virginia's assembly, and goes on to become a lawyer, banker, and very wealthy fellow. he and his wife and my children, page wasom, florence dorothy ferebee's mother. were graduates of hampton institute. her father was a good friend of booker t. washington. they had three children, the youngest during -- being dorothy. it was natural after the family possible long historical connection to boston that precocious little dorothy get out of the colored school and go somewhere where she can be .ducated area she did no she went to boston girls' school. she was an amazing scholar there. from there, she went on to simmons college. when dorothy lived in boston, she lived with the remnants of ruffingh and family -- from girls high in 1915, she went to simmons college and then graduated from tufts medical school and graduated from college with honors in 1924. while at simmons she puts her tell into the civil rights -- t

phil ruffin. come on up. come up. come up. he sold it a few years later and made plenty of money in between for $1.3 billion. when he gives a million it's like ten cents. just say a couple of words. [ applause ] >> thank you. i'd like to introduce my wife, alexander. donald and i have been friends for some 18 years and business partners and about two years ago i said, donald, if you ever run for president, i will give you a million dollars. well, he ran. i gave him a million dollars. he sent it back. he said i can't take your money. i couldn't believe it. in any case, he's a great man. i'm very happy. my wife and i will donate $1 million to your charity. thank you. [ applause ] >> he actually sent me a million dollars. he said there's 10 or 20 more of them if you want it, if you need it. i just can't stand it. you know i'm self-funding my own campaign, right. there's a guy, believe me, a fantastic guy. my father said everything my boy touches turns to gold. what happens is i turn all this money down. they're calling and callin

phil ruffin. come on up. come up. come up. he's never had anything. it's like everything he touches turns to gold. whatever deal he goes into. he bought a piece of land in las vegas. spent $110 million. sold it a few years later and made plenty of money in between for $1.3 billion? i think he said it's more. every single -- so when he gives a million, you know what that's like, ten cents. phil, just say a couple of words. >> thank you. >> mr. bob beckel, what do you think so far? he's saying he raised almost $6 million for veterans. that's good news for veterans. >> it is good. the people he raised it from, the people he's been in business with. give him credit. he can raise that kind of money. i don't know whether he thinks that still that $5 million is going to -- people in iowa are going to say, gee, what's a wonderful thing he did and not show up at that debate. i believe the people in iowa want to hear what people have to say. matter of fact, the longer i sit here, the more i'm convinced he made a mistake. >> so did he make a mistake? bob cusack

and mrs.rge phil ruffin, come on up. [applause] mr. trump: come up.f land in las vegas. $110 million. forold it a few years later $1.43 billion. when he gives a million, it is like ten cents, but still very important. say a couple of words. [applause] >> thank you. i would like to introduce my wife, alexandra. donald and i have been friends for some 18 years and business partners. , i said if you run for president, i will give you $1 million. $1l, he ran, i gave him million. he sent it back. he said, i cannot take your money. in any case, he is a great man. happy.m very my wife and i will donate $1 million to your charity. [applause] mr. trump: he actually sent me a million dollars and said, there is 10 or 20 more if you need it. i sent it back. i am self funding my own campaign, right? but all my life, i made money. i have always been good at making money. all my life, i did well. my father always said, everything he touches turns to gold. that is why i used the same expression. but he always said, everything he touches turns to gold. i turned all th

phil ruffin, come on up. [applause] mr. trump: come up. [applause] mr.mp: he has never had anything -- it is like everything he touches turns to gold. you put a piece of land in las vegas. $110 million. he sold it a few years later for $1.43 billion. when he gives a million, it is like ten cents, but still very important. say a couple of words. [applause] >> thank you. i would like to introduce my wife, alexandra. [applause] donald and i have been friends for some 18 years and business partners. a few years ago, i said if you run for president, i will give you $1 million. well, he ran, i gave him $1 million. he sent it back. he said, i cannot take your money. in any case, he is a great man. and i am very happy. my wife and i will donate $1 million to your charity. [applause] mr. trump: he actually sent me a million dollars and said, there is 10 or 20 more if you need it. i sent it back. i am self-funding my own campaign, right? but all my life, i made money. i have always been good at making money. all my life, i did well. my father always said, everythi

this is a domestic related crime or working to learn more about a fire an offer today it happened on ruffin way in the hunters hill neighborhood dispatchers say the call came in just after twelve thirty crews on the scene told us no one was at the house of the time firefighter still investigating and can say at the fire is considered suspicious. no word yet on what caused that massive fire to mobile homes in york county yesterday we first brought to this as breaking news on thirteen is now before we checked with investigators today they told us the cause is still under investigation but they should have more information by the end of the week three people were hurt in the fire the family of eight who lives there is now looking for a new place to stay when it comes to improving community relationships of long course meant that effort includes the fbi nor for special agent in charge says the agency is making big community trust. several high profile police involved shootings also have put pressure on the fbi to be more transparent but that there's a misconception out there about when we get i