sabrina betraying lisa.brina betraying kevin. >> yeah. it's a perfect circle. >>> that's all for now. i'm lester holt. >>> it is very hard to have your life being debated somewhat extrapolated or theoretically with judges. >> right nouw at 11:00, the stage is set for the final answer on gay marriage as the supreme court steps up and takes on a history-making case. good evening, everybody, i'm jessica

sabrina betraying lisa.ave sabrina betraying kevin. >> yeah. it's a perfect circle. >>> that's all for now. i'm lester holt. >>> right now, school violence a high school student murdered on his way home. why police believe it is connected to a feud on campus. we have new reaction tonight from joe paterno's widow. plus stalked, tracked, and executed. the calculated moves by a murderer caught on video. >>> kim jones was murdered

sabrina betraying lisa.ou have sabrina betraying kevin. >> yeah. it's a perfect circle. >>> that's all for now. i'm lester holt. >>> now at 11:00, trains filling with smoke and electricity still flowing. new documents reveal what d.c. firefighters found in a metro tunnel monday afternoon. >>> plus new evidence revealed in the deadly balloon accident

el ex de sabrina acusa al artista de no ocuparse lo suficiente de su hija firme custodia absoluta des fiestas y queremos perder pesos. en esto segmentos nos da algunos consejos de cÓmo comenzar el 2015 con un dtox feliz aÑos. estoy en lista con un lÁpiz. >> lo que vamos a hacer hoy es una forma de limpiar nuestro organismo llegÓ la hora de enfrentar la triste realidad despuÉs de haber comido y bebido sin lÍmites no hay que desesperar a partir de ahora podemos comenzar a depurar el el organismo, perder peso e iniciar un nuevo y mejor estilo de vida a travÉs de la desintoxicaciÓn. hoy les voy a decir cÓmo hacerla sin dejar de comer. se trata de una desintoxicaciÓn con alimentos limpios y frescos se hace eliminando los procesados, es decir, lo que tenga un empaque, una etiqueta o ingredientes que no se pueden pronunciar. igualmente se debe eliminar el azÚcar en su totalidad incluso la que viene escondida en el pan, pastas y muchos otros productos. por supuesto las harinas blancas, tortillas y tostadas tampoco se deben comer carnes rojas ni pollo de ser posible evite el pescado pero lo p

this fall sabrina will be the first in her family to go to college wendy tokuda kpix 5. >> sabrina will need financial help to make it to college. you can donate and also buy tickets to the annual this is an allen family production. and here's why we love chex. one, we love choices like chocolate, vanilla and honey nut. two, we don't love artificial colors or flavors. does anybody? and three...it's gluten free. chex. full of what you love. free of what you don't. have you tried gluten free chex oatmeal and new chex granola mix? two more delicious reasons to love chex. >>> well that's going to do it for kpix 5 news at noon. great afternoon out there right? >> it's great. >> let's go. i'm ga >> kris: won't take long. i'll be right back after i file these in court. >> rick: thanks, kris. >> kris: see you soon. >> rick: yeah. hey, kris? kris!

. >> la ex pareja sentimental de sabrina asegura que la actriz nos ocupa lo suficiente de su hija enferma se le fue la mano y comiÓ y bebiÓ demasiado en estas fiestas le decimos como desintoxicarse. >> horrorizados estÁn los ciudadanos de california por el hallazgo de un bebÉ descuartizado. >> fue hallado en el condado de san diego aparentemente en una bolsa plÁstica. >> la tristeza porque son criaturas que no tienen nada que pagar, y estar pasando por esto. la verdad es que genera tristeza. >> laso tres confirmaron la identidad de la vÍctima que fue arrojada a un depÓsito de basura. >> la niÑa fue identificada por el chico de san diego que sÍ es la niÑa de la isla de la cruz. >> un delincuente llegÓ a esta casa de long beach, posteriormente se llevÓ a la pequeÑa la cual fue encontrada sin vida la tarde de este domingo por un hombre que llamÓ a las autoridades. >> ellos respondieron a la llamada de servicio pero ellos sabÍan que el departamento de policÍa estaba activamente buscando a una menor, tambiÉn cuando encontraron al departamento de policÍa y fueron hasta san diego. >> la policÍa

asegura la ex pareja de sabrina sabrok que ella no esta apta para cuidar a la que hija que procrearonn cuerpo y alma a su hija. segÚn el ella renunciÓ a su custodia hace casi dos aÑos cuando se separaron. >> tengo la custodia porque cuando nos separamos ella se fue de la casa, y yo me quedÉ con la nena. nunca me la peleÓ. de hecho hasta su abogado me dijo que no tenÍan pensado pelearme la custodia. soy el que siempre la cuido y le atendÍ desde que naciÓ. >> asegurÓ que el artista no estÁ apta para cuidarla. >> no es apta para hacerse cargo de ella, nunca le dio de comer. creo que tiene muchos problemas interiores... que le impiden hacerse cargo de la nena. >> en julio se sometiÓ a un exorcismo tras asegurar que batallaba contra una fuerte depresiÓn. su ex pareja dijo que su hija tambiÉn presenta serios problemas de salud. >> le hice muchas pruebas porque muchos mÉdicos me decÍan tiene conductas autistas. lo que tiene es un problema del oÍdo, es un problema conductual. le falta una vuelta en ambas coclias. >> los tratamientos son costosos. >> yo me hago cargo de todo y que ella estÉ ta

david: sabrina.d: it is scary that police are target of anti-cop protests not just in new york but around the nation, now is the time we need cooperation between the authorities and police. do we have it? >> that is very concerning we've been sew focused on security here at home in terms of our policing of day-to-day street activities but really we have this larger war we're still very much embroiled in. if we look what is going on in europe, there has been rising sort of frustration and concern about what is perceived as islamification of europe. certainly there have been protests in germany. i'm not sure that leadership in europe has been really keeping an eye on it the way, hopefully we're being more vigilant here at home. david: thank you, gang. we'll see more of the panel in just a minute. we're awaiting the president. surprise, surprise, he is a little bit late. he is speaking at a ford plant ironically closed which at least temporarily, because some of the hybrids being produced there can't be

i love sabrina to death but when i hear anybody say it's too complicated i think of the washington and the ivy league brains that actually avoid the simple truth, isn't it a little simpler. >> it's a roll of the dice to rely on krur bureaucrats who didn't see the housing crash or.com cash coming and didn't see 9/11 coming. listen, law enforcement here and overseas repeated warn that cyber jihadists are out there recruiting on the internet. don't leave it up to twitter. they should work in collaboration to catch and stop these guys. you don't just have it on social media and or internet. law enforcement always collaborating with companies to stop the bad guys from killing and murdering people. >> also another new york city case, the guy who attacked a cop with a hatchet apparently he was posting things as well. they're tell graphic us messages, shouldn't we use those tell graphs? >> yeah but as steve points out i think that's an issue for the nsa and other organizations not for facebook and twitter and, remember, these vile organizations do not have their servers in the united states th

. >> sabrina i know there is a concern there, we'll talk about it, but the president is the one who brought up the money issue. he said we would save money by releasing these prisoners. what do you think? >> i i think in the short term of course you might save some dollars and cents, but until the long-term it's going to cost us much more in terms of lives and money. i mean, also these people have to be moved somewhere, if you're going to move them to a prison it's not that that doesn't cost us something as well. i think that's a very short sighted argument. the larger issue that this president has had his sites on closing gitmo from the day he entered office and he's determined to have those doors closed by the time he and off over the baton in january of 2017. the reality is that he is completely delusional that we are facing very serious islamic extremists and somehow he thinks that closing that will stop that. >> you think of where a lot of these detainees originally came from 76 are from yemen. yemen is the most mixed up terror filled country i know of in the world right now it is caus

and this fall, sabrina will be the first in her family to go to college.ll need financial help to make it to college. you can donate and also buy tickets to the annual students rising above gala. just go to kpix.com/sra. we'll be right back. ♪ with kaiser permanente you'll connect with your doctor any time anywhere. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. ♪ become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ >>> this makes animal house look tame. three university of michigan fraternities are accused of trashing two ski resorts last weekend. tonight, an inside look at the wild parties that caused tens of thousands of dollars in damage. >> we had a trinity that was visiting and had an excessive amount of partying and way too much fun and created quite a disturbance and quite a bit of damage here for the resort. food, beer, alcohol, all over the floor and the walls, carpet damage, a lot of receiving tiles broken down, some furniture damage. >> reporter: crews are still cleaning up a path of destruction left at treetops resor

they just write a blink check on the federal reserve. >> sabrina, what do you think?it's funny i agree with john we want to keep the focus on the larger picture what's of what's so frustrating it makes us less free. when businesses decide to not have a big fancy building and let people work remotely it gives working women more choices, it actually decreases congestion on the highways actually allows people to make choices that are more sensible and that's part of what's so upsetting here. the government just spends money blindly without thinking of the unintended consequences. >> the "cashin' in" gang by the way getting ready to roll at the bottom of the hour eric what's on tap? >> the white house won't pete with israel's leader when he comes to d.c. in march, but government officials did meet with muslim brotherhood supporters when they were here. what message is that sending? >> plus big box stores are causing obesity in america? the new walmart blame game that some here say is a big fat lie. see you at 11:30. >>> up here first, apple stark away nearly $200 billion

and the huffington post sabrina siddiqui.to ask sabrina, has this got legs as we say in journalism? will we be talking about this until scalise leaves? >> absolutely. i think there's palpable concern in the republican caucus that this problem isn't going to go away especially with the amount of focus on his background. you have reporters looking into it democratic operatives looking into it. there's always potential they could dig up more. talking to some republicans today on capitol hill they're concerned that there could be more information that comes out about his association with the white supremacist group as well as the fact that his job is, as you said, to raise money, and they don't think -- >> how do you go to donors mr. chairman, asking them for money if this guy has neo-nazi connections, that he's worked with holocaust deniers? how do you do it? >> you go very carefully. [ laughter ] and you do a lot of -- a lot of prep beforehand and there are a lot of advance phone calls to make sure the meeting will take place.

sabrina? was it sabrina? that's it! sabrina! yo, sanjay! officer tim! no kraut, heavy mustard.ou seen this girl today? no, sir. what about a car parked in the bus stop about two hours ago? yes, the truck towed it away.

of iraq and afghanistan veterans of america journalist paul rieckhoff, comedienne sabrina jalees, andspecial ops sniper and author of "the reaper," nick irving. (cheers and applause) thank you. appreciate it. it's amazing a movie like this will make $200 million. why do you think that? >> it's a great movie. it's communicating what we as veterans haven't been able to communicate for a decade. there are a lot of pieces to pull apart but at the end of the day it's powerful. the veterans community is behind it. it feels authentic and real and it's entertaining. that has america talking. >> larry: you feel it's that simple level, it's just that we want to feel good about iraq? >> america is not that interested in iraq or veterans issues. we had a v.a. scandal and nobody gave a (bleep) but now everyone is focused. i'll take that. we need to find connections and this film does that. >> larry: if it gives attention to veterans that's good. >> right. >> larry: were your criticisms that you felt the movie was inaccurate or the portrayal of the war was inaccurate and it made a lot of money? >>

. >> sabrina. republicans now have control of the senate and house and will be tried. obviously not get it overturned because the president wouldn't sign that, but they're going to try to tweak it and they're going to try to use this part-time rule. they're going to focus on making a workweek 40 hours which apparently would do a lot to kind of change some of the rules of obamacare. right? >> right. this is that effort by certain republicans to sort of repeal parts of the law. right? because they think it's easier than trying to turn over the whole thing. the problem is in the interim, until we try to get rid of this, it's going to have a damaging input on the economy. saying this will add over $6 trillion to our deficit. we know we have 20 new tax hikes poised to cost another trillion dollars. the subsidies are going to cost another, yet another trillion dollars over the next ten years. we know medicare is going to be cut by close to a trillion dollars, about $700 billion. so the impact on the economy while our lawmakers try to sort this out is really going to be dampi

patrick gleason and sabrina schaeffer.an see more of sabrina and myself tomorrow and every saturday on the fox news channel at 11:00 a.m. eastern time. we have a great show planned for you on this saturday. and we asked of the president is hurting or helping with this new proposal. mark says hurting. she says this is a disincentive for parents or grandparents to save for and pay for one's own family college expenses. you've got it. join the conversation and send us a message on facebook or send us a tweet more of your answers are coming out. also the cisco cto ceo, why he thinks that 2015 will be the year of global digitization. all of that and more from liz claman at davos. liz: 70% of this for women. how to change the tune, we have to power women tackling the issue next. startup-ny. it's working for new york state. already 55 companies are investing over $98 million dollars, and creating over 2100 jobs. from long island to all across upstate new york, more businesses are coming to new york. they are paying no property ta

an opinion write wer "the washington post," sabrina with the huffington post and john a strategist.lready a fact on the ground. in 70% of the country, people are living with this in three-quarters of the states just a part of everyday life. now i'm not a court scholar but seems to me the court is not taking this up now unless there's a pretty clear sign that okay the tide of history is finally reached a point where this is okay for the country. >> thing about history here. when loving v. virginia was decided by the court which made it possible for blacks and whites to marry and knocked down the laws around the country, interracial marriage was legal in, if my numbers are right, 34 state, but 70% of the country opposed interracial marriage. now look at where we are now depending on your count, 35 or 37 states allow marriage equality but about 60% of the cub is in country is in favor of majority equality. the ground is there for the supreme court to make this positive decision. it's not that the court is pushing the country into doing something. it would be that the court is following

sabrina, come here, sabrina. come here, sabrina. everybody else, have a seat. have watched you on tv since i was little. wayne: and now you're big. - yeah, and you're here.

. >> de avellanas era sabrina. >> a todos no hay uno que se me escape macaria es un personaje super ricone dios. ♪ >> te queremos mucho mi querido mark, muy buenas noches.. le saluda arantxa loizaga. en el dia de martin luther king, realizan e nueva york y otras ciudades la llamada "marcha de las cuatro millas" para protestar contra la violencia y el abuso policial y hallan muerto en argentina al fiscal "alberto nisman", quien acusaba a la presidenta cristina fernandez de encubrir a los iranies en el mortal ataque terrorista de 1994 la primera informacion del >> por si no lo sabÍa el patrÓn de los animales es san antonio se celebra en varios paÍses del mundo. >> queridos amigos del primer impacto es un dÍa muy especial en esta iglesia de madrid abre las puertas de par en par a todos los animales hoy es el dÍa del patrono de todas las criaturas del seÑor, por eso gringos nos acompaÑa es tarde vamos! despuÉs del sermÓn toca la bendiciÓn mascotas de todas las razas que forman para recibir las botas de agua bendita, quÉ pedirÁn hoy al santo patrÓn? >> que veremos al real madrid. >> hay hormi

this type of snow can actually cause tree branches to snap, leaving some residents without power sabrinas joins us, good morning, are there any regulars deaths throughout without power that you know of at this hour? >> good morning, nicole. yes, currently at the height of the storm we had approximately 250 customers that were without power. right now, we have about 260 customers in the philadelphia and delaware county area. >> that's obviously due to the heavy wet snow that we're experiencing? >> yes, that's correct. >> so how do you prepare for something like this? because obviously this has been forecasted, we knew it was coming. we new there would be a loft moisture mixing in with this precipitation. how does peco go about preparing in the days ahead? >> in anticipation of the storm, we monitor, and prepare for any potential issues. we prepared our fleet for weather conditions, and the roads, so we have been out there, and our force haves been out in the event of increased outages. >> and sabrina obviously you have lot of customers out there. how can those residents prepare for weathe

yesterday sabrina chun gave birth on highway 24 near camino pablo. long time partner helped deliver his baby boy. both mom and baby doing well tonight. >> developing news out of burlingame where cal train smashed into a car stopping service. happened around sibltion this evening. the driver of that car you see there was trying to make a right turn and accidentally drove on to the railroad tracks. when they saw the train coming driver passengers judged out of the car before hit. no one was hurt. track have since been cleared. >> man in critical tonight after he was shot by a police officer in richmond. happened early this afternoon near 20th street and 97 vin avenue. police say he pulled a gun when the officer approached. before if you look closely there right by the tire. officer whose name is not released was on patrol when he approached the man. >> officer approached. suspect pulled out a firearm. officer shot the suspect. suspect hahn has been taken to logical trauma center. >>reporter: police say the suspect also had a sandwich bag full of metham

sabrina cheung's water broke and just minutes later baby gabriel was ready for his day febut >> pull off her pants, i'm looking down he's crowning, i can see the little head. it was freezing on the highway, you know, we had big rigs passing by and all kinds of cars obviously. >> he took the reins. i couldn't be happier and more proud. >> dad caught gabriel, wrapped him in a pillow case they had in the car and warmed him up under mom's shirt. both mom and baby obviously are doing well. >> very descriptive account of what happened. just yesterday another baby was born, a baby boy on highway 24 near the 680 interchange. the chp told us that the proud new dad pulled to the right shoulder as his wife was delivering the healthy baby boy, a very close call. >> i know there's like the miracle mile over in chicago, maybe we need our own miracle mile here. >> shopping and babies, what a combination. >>> maybe you're one of the lucky ones to catch it when a little bit of basketball magic landed on the world's crookedest streets. ♪ >> it will perk you up. the harlem globetrotters took a side tri

yesterday sabrina chun gave birth on highway 24 near camino pablo.time partner helped deliver his baby boy. both mom and baby doing well tonight. >> developing news out of burlingame where cal train smashed into a car stopping service. happened around sibltion this evening. the driver of that car you see there was trying to make a right turn and accidentally drove on to the railroad tracks. when they saw the train coming driver passengers judged out of the car before hit. no one was hurt. track have since been cleared. >> man in critical tonight after he was shot by a police officer in richmond. happened early this afternoon near 20th street and 97 vin avenue. police say he pulled a gun when the officer approached. before if you look closely there right by the tire. officer whose name is not released was on patrol when he approached the man. >> officer approached. suspect pulled out a firearm. officer shot the suspect. suspect hahn has been taken to logical trauma center. >>reporter: police say the suspect also had a sandwich bag full of methamphetam

sabrina gave birth to the baby gabriel before they could get to the hospital wednesday morning and then 5:30 last night, there was another birth along highway 24 in the same area both babies both mothers said to be doing fine. >>> one of the people injured when a car crashed into macy's in newark on wednesday was applying for the job. the girl has several broken bones in her feet. she says the worst part was that a friend was next to her when the car came through and then she was gone. >> i go to open the door, the car comes through and just smashes me and drags me through the store. >> sounded like a bomb. but alls i cared about was looking for my friend. >> the friend also has a major leg injury. police think the driver of the car had a medical emergency causing the crash. >>> richmond police are investigating what happened just before an officer opened fire on an armed suspect yesterday afternoon. investigators marking some evidence at nevin avenue and 20th street. police say an officer approached the suspect who then pulled out a gun and according to the police that's when the other

yesterday sabrina chun gave birth on highway 24 near camino pablo.g time partner helped deliver his baby boy. both mom and baby doing well tonight. >> developing news out of burlingame where cal train smashed into a car stopping service. happened around sibltion this evening. the driver of that car you see there was trying to make a right turn and accidentally drove on to the railroad tracks. when they saw the train coming driver passengers judged out of the car before hit. no one was hurt. track have since been cleared. >> man in critical tonight after he was shot by a police officer in richmond. happened early this afternoon near 20th street and 97 vin avenue. police say he pulled a gun when the officer approached. before if you look closely there right by the tire. officer whose name is not released was on patrol when he approached the man. >> officer approached. suspect pulled out a firearm. officer shot the suspect. suspect hahn has been taken to logical trauma center. >>reporter: police say the suspect also had a sandwich bag full of methamphet

. >> here is sabrina's question something that has amaze you today. >> today as opposed to yesterday? >> unclear about whether she meant today. >> here is what freaks me out every day for a much we can think, and i'm not kidding we are made he probably sat through this a few times we times, we are made of this stuff, the dust of exploding stars. and it has gravity and it all came together and we have a son elian on this planet, and planet, has some other plans, on the * college was cool. [applause] very cool. and so we are made of that material that dust. so you and i are at least one way that the universe knows itself. that is astonishing. there is a responsibility. does the universe expect something of me? i don't know. but it does get to me every day. it's a cool question. >> along those lines, what scientific accomplishment do you dearly hope to see in your lifetime? >> better battery. >> and not just different not talking about just for my phone. if we had an excellent way to store electricity it would change the world. suppose under this building were enormous vats of something

so we have sabrina here. maybe 4k. isn't 3-d. does this technology have staying power?oke to someone in the industry. i'm the last person to know about technology. i still have the old things that you have to get up and change the dial. they said, look, this is interesting technology. there are a lot of kinks that need to be worked out. morethese tvs are starting around $2,000. for someone like me, i'm not in the market for a 4,000-dollar television. that's one of the big sort of, you know hurtles to get over. >> it would come down. i have to admit i've done this, not by choice, but for my children. went out and did the tv thing. neil: you got the 4k? >> i went with the curved 3k. neil: that is so stupid. unless you're -- it's stupid. >> no. it's cool. i'm going to go with cool. when you put the 3k next to the 4k, you have to be really like -- have that amazing eye -- neil: but you're a girl. >> which is exactly why. i did not know. neil: i'm kidding. >> that's true though. maybe i guy would notice. neil: they thought it wouldn't do well. they were expecting 700 or 800

. >> reporter: watching her journalism class, you would not guess that sabrina was homeless not that long ago. but she was, it was her first year of high school. >> i think our first reaction was we have nowhere to go because you know, we didn't. >> reporter: and yet she managed not to just stay in school. but in the international pack, which requires college level work. >> i think she knows to just keep doing the next right thing. she has dealt with problems non stop, the next one comes and she takes a deep breath, she thinks i can handle this. >> reporter: her teacher was shocked when she told her what was happening. her hard working mom was laid off from two jobs during the recession. >> so we went from motels to shelters. i went to friends houses where we were just separated for months. >> reporter: and then the tremors started. her mom was diagnosed with parkinson's. >> it was really hard to focus on what was important. everything was important and so big. >> it is the most extreme challenge, to not have a stable home or have parents to take care of you when things go wrong. stu

. >> my girlfriend sabrina and i decided we would walk over from fenway to boylston street.e were supposed to meet up with a couple other friends at a restaurant on boylston street. it took us about an hour to make our way through the crowd. >> jp asked me come along paul is going to be down there with jackie and our friend mike jefferson is running the marathon. i tried to say no. he's like it's beautiful out. i guess like a party down there. he's like come on it will be a good time. >> the best point of the marathoners is when you see the sign that says you have one mile left. we saw the sign and everything was so close it was going great. >> we are waiting waiting waiting. finally my husband came through. thighs were locked up. really had a hard marathon. he was spieling. we are right there at the finish line with him. >> i was fiddling with the video camera standing squarely on the center of the finish line taking measure of the incredible crowd. there was this really loving incredible place to be where people were showering each other with hugs and love and just tremend

that sabrina was at yesterday's rally in paris asks that we use only her first name. thanks for being with us. that why was it important for you to be there? >> oh, it was very important to me to be there to say no, no to the reason to be here for freedom. most of all to be there for these 17 victims of the attack. it is the most important. yesterday, we were there together for them, not for politics not for individuals not politics and just for them. so yesterday, i was here at 1:00 p.m. to be there to show to be there with all of the french people and i'm proud to be french today. afterwards i came back and 8:00 sorry 9:00 p.m. to be here when people go back home, and to think about them and to say just my sympathy for victims and never forget them, never forget them. >> the crowd was larger than expected. did it make you proud and how difficult was it even to get there? >> where i am, i'm proud to be french today. is that your question? >> yes and also, it's emotional. >> is that your question? >> yes. >> sorry. >> oui. >> today time proud to be french because all

. >> reporter: but sabrina goodman and her crew will be camping in.s empty colorado storefront owned by her grandmother and complete with a well scrubbed bathroom is their nice warm home through the end of the parade. >> when the property is vacant, we come out and camp. and we set up tents inside. >> reporter: it's cheating, isn't it? >> well, yeah. >> reporter: others unabled to bargain are braving the elements. but not everyone is suffering. most people here are freezing. you seem to be basking. >> i'm going to tan. getting my vitamin b. >> reporter: and hopefully they won't be getting frostbite while camping out tonight. but don't be too shocked. the ryans are from -- >> anchorage, alaska. we brought our summer clothes. we brought some hoodies and some sleeping bags. and we'll be fine. >> you can watch the rose parade tomorrow morning at 8:00 on abc 7 on channel 7. >>> high winds are believed responsible for the deaths of two men overnight on santa catalina island. officials say a harbor patrol officer was killed after being pin between a boat and

it says sabrina. >> just not done yet? >> no, sir. >> what's up with the six-shooter. you a cowboy? >> yes, sir, i was born in missouri. >> all right. that's what it's for? >> yes, sir. i'm all into old western. >> nothing else though? >> a girl's face on the back of my right leg. and that's it. >> golly, just keeps coming. calf? on your right calf? >> yes. >> nothing in your hairlines or anything like that? >> no. on my lip i have my initials. >> damn. >> r.c. >> r.c.? what is that in the middle? what's that in the middle? >> it was supposed to say robby but it didn't come out right. >> were you drunk? or what? >> no. >> you did that sober? >> yes, sir. >> all right. all right, let me see your left hand. this is the last time i'm going to see you, right? >> yes, sir. >> corley's tattoos are determined not to be gang affiliated. and he's cleared for a less restrictive general population housing unit. >> all right, man. you're good to go. >> thank you, sir. >> i.d. pickup. >> but first corley will experience one more sobering step. exchanging his street clothes for jail scrubs and pl

then sabrina's water broke, and minutes later, baby gaeb rheeal was ready to say hello. >> pull off her pants as fast as i can. i'm looking down, he's already crowning. i can see a little head. >> it was freezing on the highway. you know we had big rigs passing by. and all kinds of cars obviously. >> he took the reins and i couldn't be happier and more proud. >> dad caught gabriel, wrapped him in a pillowcase. both mom and baby doing okay. then just yesterday, another baby boy born on highway 24. this time near the 680 interchange. the chp told us the proud new dad pulled to the right shoulder as his wife delivered a healthy baby boy. maybe they need a rest stop in that area. >> i was hoping to get a play by play for the second birth as well. where's that one? >> still to come 11:27. you have the flu shot? apparently it's not working out too well but hear why doctors still think you should get it. we'll explain. >>> i guess this year the flu shot wasn't as potent as everybody thought. >> right now at 11:30, even if you got one, your flu vaccine may not protect you. the unsettling admiss

sabrina ware maryland legal aid. what kind of work do you all do? >> maryland legal aid provides free legal services to low income individuals throughout the state. and we have offices all over maryland in the d.c. metro area. specifically, we have an office in prince george's county as well as an office in montgomery county. and we assist clients that have civil disputes that are similar in nature. consumer cases family law employment and public benefits are some of the main areas that we focus on. >> you also do pro bono days and there's one coming up in washington county. what can viewers expect at a place like that? >> so pro bono days is basically a chance for someone to walk in and meet with an attorney. usually legal aid partners with the private bar and so there's nonprofit and private attorneys who are available to consult with individuals who have legal questions and so sort of a chance to meet for free and get brief advice about your legal situation, review documents that you might have and maybe come up with a plan of action of what next

earlier, i spoke with sabrina at barnard college and colombia university and i asked her if the u.n. congolese government intervention would be a turning point. >> unlikely. there has been an offensive, military actions against the fdlr in the past. there has never actually been a turning point for the military operations. there has been a turning point for the humanitarian con sequences but in terms of military it's unlikely to be anything different than what we have seen before. >> if a military action is not necessarily the answer, and treating the fdlr is some sort of government entity isn't necessarily the ants what is the answer? >> that's for what we know is that military action is the answer for very small part of the fdlr. >> okay. >> the leadership. the people who have been involved in the 1994 rwandan genocide and who have absolutely no interest in laying down their arms. sglofrnling it is said people in eastern congo will need social political and economic solutions to the problems facing them. >>> the toll from the ebola outbreak in west africa continues to rise. accordi

. >> reporter: parents tom and sabrina will now have a story about the day little gabriel was born thatst for generations. in contra costa county, don ford, kpix 5. >> and just in case you're wondering, the chp says their officers are trained to help deliver a baby if the circumstances are arise. >>> one family from tracy never gave up hope finding their rare japanese breed dog that was stolen three years ago. and it's a good thing they didn't give up because as kpix 5's christian hartnett tells us, they got a phone call this week with an amazing message. >> oh!! >> reporter: it was a moment three years in the making. >> he remembers. >> reporter: ian mcnesby had given up hope seeing the dog after she was stolen from the backyard in tracy three years ago. >> we had no idea what would have happened. >> reporter: oakland animal services found her wandering the street last week. then they found her microchip. it wasn't long after that before mcnesby got the call from the shelter. ian says it was the surprise of a lifetime. >> i didn't know by looking at her if she was injured, you know, wh