gunner. >> judge tanya: thank you, sonia. good afternoon, gentlemen. >> good afternoon. >> judge tanya: mr. rieman, the defendant is a friend of your mother's. >> right. >> judge tanya: and you moved in with him. you paid your first month's rent. you paid a security deposit. you painted a room in his home? >> i sure did. >> he painted the room purple and lilac. >> my favorite colors. >> not like he was doing me any favors. >> judge tanya: we'll get to his design choices later. so, after you painted the room, you have a big fight. you both agree that you, sir, should move out. but what you allege is that the defendant locked you out, and you're claiming that mr. gunner retains your telescope, a surround-sound system, and some jewelry supplies. and you're suing him for $2,600. now, mr. gunner, we know that you don't like purple and lilac. [ laughter ] >> i have nothing against it, but it wouldn't be my choice for paint in a room. >> judge tanya: you don't want it for your wall. because what you say in your answer is that the tw

speelman. >> judge tanya: thank you, sonia. ms. gill, you allege in your complaint that you were in what you describe was a close relationship with the defendant. you helped him out, you pick him up from jail, and then he co-signs on a car, and then he takes off with your stuff. so you're now suing him for $2,000. now, mr. speelman says that's not what happened and he owes you nothing. judges. >> judge larry: well, let me start with you, ms. gill. what's the nature of your relationship? >> co-workers. we all just work together. i allowed him to stay at my house. >> judge patricia: so, wait, wait, wait. did you two have a different kind of relationship than just friendship? because there's a notation in here that says she wants you back. why would she want you back? >> three days after i left her house and went back to norman and back to work and back to my normal life... >> judge patricia: yeah. yeah. >> ...i continuously was receiving text messages saying how much she loves me and how much she wants to be with me. >> that's absurd

when it comes to sonia sotomayor, what do you mean by that?no one gets to the supreme court by accident. she, from the start, once she became a federal judge on the lower court, looked forward to that and had built networks along the way. what i did in the book was sort of trace her trajectory with the rise of latinas in america but also through the politics of justice, how one gets on a district court, was elevated to the appeals court and then, in 2009, is this breakthrough justice, first hispanic appointed by the first african-american president. >> ifill: and a disruptive justice, in many ways. >> people who don't realty know the supreme court don't understand the decorum, the hierarchies that exist there. it struck me that here was this justice who could have shattered a lot of that. if you follow her as i did, in san juan, for example, on her own book tour, you saw tons of people lining up to see her. i was so struck about how different it was in san juan compared to where she spends most of her time in this model palace where everybody

a lot of that information is as sonia said is overwhelming. and so, the fact that families come together to actually listen to specialists talk about what they need to do and how to prepare, early on, makes a huge difference. >> and maybe faces that they can relate to they see that on campus or within their schools it makes a big difference. college day again is happening october 10th. that's when students go out in to the local schools but then, over on november 1st is the big conference over at san jose state university. any final thoughts? >> no, college day is something that i, you know, talk with my kids, and i have a 14-year-old, and a 4-year-old, and equally, spend time with them talking about their future and how important it is to college. so i think every child should have that conversation with their parents early on. >> all right, great. thank you so much for all you're doing. >> thank you. >> up next here on "comunidad del valle," community day, something for the neighborhoods, as well. stay with us. >>> neighborhood day is also r

her most recent book is on sonia sotomayor, "breaking in: the rise of sonia sotomayor and the politics of justice." nancy in lagrange georgia. you've been very patient to you on with joan biskupic. >> caller: good afternoon. i wanted to ask this this cubic about, i am big on justice o'connor and i know that she was -- [inaudible] my question is about a fourth amendment case in public health. it was chief justice rehnquist's dissent in philadelphia versus new jersey that got me interested in the court but i know that he declared for justice jackson an underwent ife knows of any cases that came out of nuremberg that impacted the court and if those decisions actually impacted bank was dissent in philadelphia versus new jersey? >> guest: thanks to the color. and i'm off my right of the top of a hit with all the details of the case so i'm going to jump to what you're asking about with justice jackson and william rehnquist and the great friendship between justice o'connor, the caller is interest income and william rehnquist. and i'm glad she mentioned that because peter, you're asking about

comenzamos con el día del colegio o college day, en comunidad del valle con nosotros está fernanda hy soniae ... dos señoritas que ayudan mucho a los estudiantes en la comunidad, bienvenidas al programa. >>> gracias. >>> muchas gracias. >>> de qué trata el programa college day, el día del colegio . >>> en este día los estudiantes pueden hablar y preguntar a los profesores y padres de familia de la experiencia de cuando fueron a la universidad y también poder impulsar el diálogo y abrir el diálogo para que los estudiantes entiendan que el proceso es largo. >>> hay dos fechas,. >>> así es, en el primer día hay una ... y trajes también para el 1 de noviembre daremos talleres de admisión de ayuda financiera para el dream act y también para los muchachos que se gradúan de highschool, de secundaria para que los ayuden a llenar las solicitudes de aplicación de universidad estatal. >>> y todo es gratis. >>> todo es gratis. >>> hay mucha gente que, quizás, sonia, tiene mucho temor de llenar una aplicación, de cómo van a pagar para que los hijos vayan al colegio, pero qué les puede decir para que pie

her most recent book is on sonia so the mayor, "breaking in" the lives of sonia sotomayor and the politicsof justice. nancy and la grange georgia you have been very patient. you are on web joan. >> caller: good afternoon. i wanted to ask ms. biskupic about justice o'connor. i know she was -- of lindquist and my question is about the fourth amendment case. it was chief justice rehnquist's dissent in philadelphia versus new jersey that got me interested in the core but i know that he clerked for justice jackson and i wondered if she knows of any cases out of nÜrnberg that impacted the cord and if that decision actually impacted the rehnquist dissent in philadelphia versus new jersey? guesto thanks to the caller and i'm not familiar off the top of my head on the details on that case i'm going to jump to what you are asking with justice jackson and william rehnquist in the great friendship between justice o'connor who the caller is interested in and william rehnquist and i'm glad she mention this because peter you are asking about other friends on the court. nancy just mentioned in her ca call

. >> each day you have to choose and decide what is sonia going to do today.oesn't feel right and you know in your gut it's wrong, leave. run. so that was my word for you today. i'm happy to see that you've got your mind set on doing the right thing. >> yes. i thank you and i appreciate it. >> no problem. >> okay. thanks. >> you're welcome. >> when we were filming the exchange between sonia and sergeant herman, i couldn't help but to think that sergeant herman was actually getting through to her. but as soon as she left, the other side of sonia emerged. >> make sure you don't come back in here anymore. >> yes, ma'am. >> i don't want to see you in here anymore. >> yes, ma'am. thank you. >> all right, bye. >> bye. >> as we were placing her back in her pod, i don't know if she was just doing it for show for the other inmates, but her comment as i close the door and secure it she says i'm going home and i'm going to smoke a blunt. it makes me very upset. and she knows that i heard her. and she knows that i will probably say something to her a little bit later. was

la jueza sonia montemayor es la ganadora con un 38% de las respuestas.bajadores con el 31% y gracias a todos por participar de este lunes social que se convirtiÓ en tradiciÓn. pueden participar todos los dÍas utilizando el hashtag #edicionnocturna los payasos llegaron a ver perfil a - bakersfield, california. de inmediato empezaron a surgir imitadores por todos lados, algunos asustando a las personas en los vehÍculos. el hecho es que la policÍa ya recibiÓ mÁs llamadas de vecinos con miedo porque estÁn viendo a estos payasos. autoridades dicen que disfrazarse no es un problema pero lo que se hace para asustar a la gente puede ir contra la ley asÍ que cuidado ahora que se acerca halloween con este tipo de asuntos. le agradecemos el favor de su atenciÓn y lo esperamos >> hoy en la rosa de guadalupe: >> tu padre se fue de nuestras vidas, te vas a tener que olvidar de Él. >> no! >> saÚl es el nuevo hombre de la casa, te debes portar muy bien con Él. >> que su padre se haga cargo. no es mi hijo! >> jamÁs!

comenzamos con sonia castillo, que nos dice que la previsiÓn de hablar en espaÑol en el lugar de trabajo dice que le parece mal y discriminatorio si sucede en horas de descanso pero en hora de trabajo no le pares nada de malo y que los inmigrantes deben aprender a hablar. >> terminamos con el comentario de charlie garcÍa que nos dice que renunciarÍa ese trabajo y buscarÍa otro. >> si no ha compartido su opiniÓn puede hacerlo a travÉs de twitter y facebook, utilizando la etiqueta ediciÓn nocturna, gracias por seguir esta conversaciÓn. >> la meditaciÓn nacional de seguridad en el transporte, quiere que sean llevados a inspecciÓn por excluidores por los cinturones de seguridad podrÍan fallar. se refiere a los cinturones fabricados por la empresa para toyota, honda, nissan y general motors. >> la alegrÍa de un futbolista al lograr un g >> la celebraciÓn de futbolista de la india a lograr el gol del empate en un partido lo llevÓ a la muerte, el futbolista de 23 aÑos realizÓ piruetas, despuÉs para festejar el importarte gol pero algo saliÓ mal, al caer se fracturÓ el cuello, quedó inmediatamen

and we also have sonia (inaudible) who is the former director on the commission of the department ofmmissioner here to help the commission and then we certainly have taylor-mcghee who did not mention that she is a former member

la jueza sonia montemayor es la ganadora con un 38% de las respuestas.edicionnocturna los payasos llegaron a ver perfil a - bakersfield, california. de inmediato empezaron a surgir imitadores por todos lados, algunos asustando a las personas en los vehÍculos. el hecho es que la policÍa ya recibiÓ mÁs llamadas de vecinos con miedo porque estÁn viendo a estos payasos. autoridades dicen que disfrazarse no es un problema pero lo que se hace para asustar a la gente puede ir contra la ley asÍ que cuidado ahora que se acerca halloween con este tipo de asuntos. le agradecemos el favor de su atenciÓn y lo esperamos maÑana para ver la programaciÓn de univisiÓn noticias. que tengan una extraordinaria noche. >> televisa presenta... >> que margarito es hijo de rogelio montero. >> ¿quÉ? ¿cÓmo me sales con que rogelio tiene un hijo y es margarito? ¿de dÓnde? ¿con quiÉn lo tuvo? >> para que veas los secretos de tu hermano. anduvo con una que conociÓ en una feria ganadera. >> no te creo. >> tengo una carta que lo prueba. la mujer cuenta todo. >> a verla. dÉjame leerla. >

comenzamos con el día del colegio o college day, en comunidad del valle con nosotros está fernanda hy sonia

. >> sonia hernÁndez y su pequeÑa hija visitaron hoy el parque para despedir a los gigantes, conscientesa. >> nos preparamos en casa para ver los. >> la policÍa de san francisco dijo estar preparando un operativo para las posibles celebraciones mÁs aun cuando hay un plan detrÁs de que los partidos se pasen en el centro cÍvico para el pÚblico. en el pasado la policÍa ha vigilado la ciudad para causar a todos los que causan disturbios en la ciudad, excesivo uso de alcohol y juegos pirotÉcnicos estÁn prohibidos. advierten a la comunidad mantener la calma. el sector transporte incrementarÁ en el nÚmero de unidades ya que se espera que unas 400.000 personas visitaron la ciudad, sobre todo el fin de semana prÓximo cuando los juegos serÁn en el park. >> tanto las agencias del bar como muni recomiendan a sus usuarios comprar su pase o recargar su tarjeta con suficiente anticipaciÓn. esto le ahorran a hacer largas filas, al mismo tiempo que tomar medidas de precauciÓn serÁn tambiÉn necesaria sobre todo si usted vendrÁ con niÑos al centro de la ciudad. es todo por mi parte. >> gracias claudia por

correspondent sonia alleyene ta about his transition from a life of crime. >> i got stabbed when i wasamily sent me down to san diego. and hoping that i would turn out a better kid. i made a lot of poor choices. >> he was once known as jeff hardhead. now he's jeff chef. you wouldn't believe where he started his journey. >> i come from a traditional single parent home in my community where there wasn't a father image and unfortunately i chose to sell drugs. eventually went to prison where i served nearly ten years. >> it may not be a great correlation but a lot of those things that you learned in the streets are the same qualities and values that serve you now, don't they? >> absolutely. i didn't realize that until i was in prison and when i was a drug dealer, i had never been involved with gangs. i never used drugs in my life. i kind of looked at that drug product as my meal ticket. i marketed and built relationships, i trained people, i understood budget, but just managing and diverse work crew, the whole nine yards, and it wasn't until many years later when i was incarcerated and i b

identifiedhas been as dominick on the sonia of maryland. no charges have been fouled -- filed yet. as the seventh time somebody has jumped over the white house fence this year. >> amazing. have new information about a deadly shooting in ottawa, canada. at this hour, the shooter is in custody. a soldier is dead. a critical government building is on lockdown. the streak of terror started at a war memorial and ended in the halls of parliament. jay korff is live in our satellite center. any word on a motive? minister's prime addressed his nation, calling this attack and one a couple of days ago terrorism. for hours wednesday, ottawa was a harrowing is. -- place. >> we heard two gunshots and saw a bunch of people running. man with his face partially covered gunned down a canadian soldier standing guard over the nation's war memial. officials in ottawa say 24-year-old corporal nathan cirillo seen this picture is the victim. police say the gunmen identified as michael zehaf-bibeau fled the scene and entered parliament's main building a couple of blocks away. that is when a gun battle erup

sonia reports. >> reporter: for school 57 it was a tragic start to the term, an unintended target inoing fight between ukrainian forces and the separatists, as it came under attack on wednesday morning just as peoples were arriving. none of them were killed in the attack, but amongst the dead one of the school's biology teachers, and the parent of one of the children. at least ten people had been killed in the shelling. the largest toll since the ceasefire was declared last month. the students were forced to take cover. >> translator: we had enough time to bring children to the basement along with teachers. now fighters have already brought some back home. the rest are still in the basement. they are waiting, and the osce are there. they are asking questions together with military police. what can i say? >> reporter: the school lies just four miles from the city's main airport. it is controlled by ukrainian forces and for months it has been the site of intense fighting. separatists said government forces were responsible for the latest shelling, but ukraine says rebels were to blame

sonia sotomayor is a hair one of heroine of mine.e court has been well served in the people have been well served by their service on the supreme court are >> summit you could not vote to confirm? anton scalia is out of the mainstream and he is a sitting member of the supreme court. service,ive with a but when you look at the citizens united decision, which overturned 100 year of settle law and has resulted in this normal avalanche of campaign outside money, one of the cases maybe -- >> we are exceeding the short answer here. is the biggest nonissue in your mind that congress q's debating needlessly? >> benghazi. >> short answer, very good. >> looks, the families of these countries deserve an answer on benghazi. --is outrageous that >> before we go down that rabbit hole again, the questions you, congressman, is an issue that congress is debating needlessly. a nonissue. >> a number of republicans continued to bash renewable , and i've spoken time and time again on behalf of supporting renewable energy. let me like this issue of bengha

and we also have sonia (inaudible) who is the former director on the commission of the department of the status of women and also, former commissioner here to help the commission and then we certainly have taylor-mcghee who did not mention that she is a former member on the status of women and as you can see we have a rich and wealthy history of women and it is part to be the history. >> thank you, good afternoon, everyone and it is a pleasure to be here and i am julie, soo, and i am the pas president on the status of women and i am a senior on the counsel of department of insurance and a former mathematician and went to law school to work on healthcare reform. and still it is a big undertaking and so i expect in high school i will be coming upon my 40th reunion and sometimes, and in six years. and i also sit on the board of the saint francis memorial hospital and my passion is (inaudible) appropriate out reach on out service and social services and i am also an executive board member of the california democratic party and co-chair of the committee for about six years. and i am a fou

sonia parisso sÁnchez noticias 23 univisiÓn. >> Ébola no es la Única amenaza, una enfermedad mucho mÁsn en contacto con ella. sarah stellsor sitiados fiestas, en las imÁgenes seis dÍas antes. funcionarios de la escuela y el condado de salud estÁn trabajando para notificar a todos los que estÁn en contacto con ella. regresamos. >> 3030 de la noche de este miÉrcoles cuando va a abrir el portÓn queda su residencia donde vive gran parte de su familia. ella vive en la parte de atrÁs, allÍ en el sector 26. >> tiene mÚltiples impactos de bala en el Área del pecho espalda y brazos. >> yesenia ortiz rivera no es ajena a hechos de este tipo. >> no sabe si ella llegÓ a ser la compaÑera de alex. >> ellos se conocÍan pero ese tipo de informaciÓn no la tengo. >> pero tambiÉn ella era consciente del cÍrculo de violencia que la rodeaba porque al momento de adquirir un apodo optÓ por el siguiente. >> sabÍa cÓmo la apodaban? >> me enterÉ hoy cuando una persona me mostrÓ una foto, la reina del norte. >> aquÍ muriÓ esta joven, en el 26 en el barrio ingenio, es un lugar que estÁ marcado por hechos de muchÍ

. >> hello, my name is sonia melara and i work at saint francis memorial hospital in the district and the visitation services and i am also on the faculty of san francisco state university, school of social work. and prior to being in a commission i just joined the commission not too long ago and just prior to being on the commission i was on the health commission. thank you. >> and lastly my name is susie loftus and i am a native san franciscan and many of my colleagues are also and i am raising my daughters at a san francisco unified public school, and i am a former prosecutor and i work for california in the division of law enforcement and so all of you kids and community members know that these are voluntary positions we want to get involved in public safety issues and so we are really community members like you who choose to spend our wednesday evening and thank you for sharing your about ourselves, i want to let you know that we are going to do public comment differently and we will do it after the presentation and so we will have a chance to hear from everyone and i want to not

sonia ramos is with us, and also fernando carp is the director of community and campus relations for san jose state university. welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> tell us about college day. you know, it's one of those days that i wish i had when i was going to high school. and some of the elementary school, middle school. tell us about college day, what's that about? >> college day is an event that

as for handing over a phone password to a law enforcement officer, sonia says she might do the same thing. >> i think i would. >> reporter: so if it's a police officer you would probably going along with it? >> i would, yeah. >> she is tremendously distraught. and, you know, the damage is unknown and could be permanent. >> reporter: now, a spokesman for the contra costa county county district attorney's office told us late this afternoon that the investigation into this case is still under way. charges may be filed next week. >>> a tourist died after being hit by a trolley in front of city hall. she was run over at 11 a.m. the woman in her 60s is a staff member in the controller's obvious. the driver cooped at the scene. >>> a san francisco tour bus company is apologizing after one of its guides went on a rant about chinatown. >> you little food and market with your turtles and your frogs inside, okay. >> the employee on her last day of work launched a tirade of "f" bombs with a bottle in hand. she targeted everything from chinatown's restaurants to its language barrier. she then told the

i look like my aunt sonia, look that the public i look 30 years younger. >> my son. >> ming. >> he'sgoing to college soon. wow. this is the island of mr. sang. >> yes, on the bay. >> oh my god, look at that. we look cool. we totally look cool here. but does everybody fall in love with the country like i did? i came here, and it stole my heart. you know. >> i think it's a very good meeting point. but in the past, it was over, and now is a new time. >> mm. wow, that's great. dude, that's pretty spicy. perfect with beer. >> we need more drinks. >> lobster from the south china sea. give it a nice haircut table side, and it's perfect. >> sweet. >> sweet, just like i remember. >> yeah. >> yep. sentimental guy. >> sometimes at work i try to be serious, and i just think about work, but i don't know why, when i think about you, i think about drinking and getting something good to eat. one more cheer. >> good to see you again, my friend. its ban long time since my -- been a long time since my old friend and i met. a hell of a lot of road with this guy. ♪ one of the great joys of life is riding

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sonia cuevas is back for her third probation violation on a cocaine possession charge. she was 47 days into a court ordered drug treatment program when she tested positive for methadone and ran away from the treatment facility. >> they used to say believe it or not when you leave the rehab, you'll miss it. i'd be like, yeah, right. as soon as i left, the next day, i did. because i actually knew what i threw away was like, not even worth we runing for. >> two months after leaving the treatment program, she turned herself in to authorities with hopes she would get another chance at rehabilitation. cuevas will soon face a charge who will decide to give her another chance at rehab or send her to prison to serve what had been a suspended five-year sentence. >> my priority is to do what i have to do as a mom and as a woman and get my [ bleep ] straight. i'm running out of chances. it won't get any better. it will just get worse from here. >> be seated. come to order. no talking, please. >> cuevas must now convince judge vivian corbo to give her that second chance. >> please r

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with the detail understanding of the subject, sonia has given a lot of thought to how this story should be told. her goal, which we shared, was to craft a film that would bring claire it to very complicated science. and also be accessible to the general public and to parent who have a lot of conflicting thoughts and emotions about vaccination. grappling with one of the hardest subjects to study and communicate risk. and as someone who studies how people make decisions at university of michigan, adept at explaining tough concepts like immunity and relative risk. and those subjects are especially important for vaccine, for the vaccine conversation. because how you see risk can is a big impact on whether you vaccinate your kids, on schedule, or even skip their vaccinations entirely. and finally, i'm pleased to welcome joe lawler to the panel. covering the health beat for the portland press harold in maine. he has written front page stories calling attention to the rise in vaccine skejs rates as well as potential legislative responsees. his column generated lots of discussion on the web, wh

furthermore, they supported her because they believe that she would vote against sonia sotomayor and elena kagan as justices who support the same kind of commonsense controls on guns that we have here in oregon. i do believe we have the right answer. the oregon answer. it is background checks to keep and thet of criminals mentally ill. >> i think we have adequate laws on the books, we just need to be enforcing the ones that we have. >> i gave to questions in a row so we will send the next two to you to get back on track. >> you have been described as a progressive champion and a close ally of massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. you have been linked to the koch brothers and conservative wing of the party. are you guys comfortable with these labels? >> i am comfortable with the label of progressive if it means are fighting for working families to get a fair share of the wealth. absolutely. if it means you're fighting to enable students to refinance their loans to take advantage of the current low interest rates. if it means new student loans will be at the same low interest rates t

. >>> supreme court justice us sonia sotomayor was on the campus of san jose state speaking to a sold-out crowd. the topic was her memoir "my beloved world" based on sotomayor's journey from the bronx projects to the nation's highest court. the justice and author talked about her experiences can kidly. at one point reminding the audience she sees her memoir as therapy. she also had some advice for students. >> don't go through college and law school the way we did. slow yourself down enough to really talk to people about who they are inside of themselves. that is really, really something i regret. >> sotomayor is the first latino u.s. supreme court justice, serving since august 2009. >>> still ahead, she's the call girl accused in the death of a google executive. her attorneys have a new defense for what led up to that deadly dose of heroin. >>> you know, i know you're an expert at headlines. and i know where you're trying to get. and you're not going to get that headline from me. >> she's the chancellor of a major bay area community college district. making headlines with decisions she m

sonia kutsche is with a group, save the children. she just returned from a month in liberia, where she found the impact was far beyond those who are sick. >> one of the most heartbreaking aspects of this for me was the way children have been affected by this emergency. they didn't have anywhere to go, they didn't have anywhere to sleep. they didn't have any regular source of food. >> coming up at 6:30, kutsche will explain what she and her colleagues did to minimize their risk of ex poer to the poesh to the virus. >>> a rabbi of a prestigious synagogue is in custody, facing charges of voyeurisvoyeurism. it allegedly happened inside a place of worship for a number of prominent people over the years. news4's pat collins is live in georgetown with more on this. pat? >> reporter: wendy, a rabbi charged with voyeurism. they say he used a hidden camera in the shower of the synagogue. people in georgetown are talking. >> it's obviously horrible. >> reporter: the crime scene, the kesher israel synagogue in georgetown. >> i think it's despica

president clinton and president bush do okay as does snoop dogg and supreme court justice sonia sotomayore. nolan ryan, one of the greatest pitchers of all time. what's going on there? michael jordan -- michael jordan, really? if you have a choice against playing basketball or basketball against him, you know what to do. so that's the disappointing world of mortals. even famous and talented mortals when it comes to ceremonial first pitches. and then there's what happened this weekend. saturday night. i'm at my parent's house. mom's making dinner. game is on. ceremonial first pitch. we all think this is going to be horrible. they have some 13-year-old kid who is going to do the first pitch. should have listened closer to who it was. >> pressure? pressure? no big deal. 13 years old. didn't stand in front of the mound on the grass like everybody else. took the actual mound. fired away from full pro distance. took in the full capacity roaring world series crowd. threw an effortless hard strike right over the plate. fist bump. done. nonchalant. flawless. should have paid attention to who it wa

the hardest thing i think was when sonia asked me to notify her squad. >> and to see your fellow officers break down in tears, it was very emotional for me. >> reporter: that support at work has not only helped her get through the chemo treatments, it's given her courage to speak out about her illness. >> it's been a journey. and i know a lot of women are fighting this journey. but we're all in it together. and it's hard, but it can be done. >> reporter: last week, that journey took the sergeant and other breast cancer survivors to new york and the set of the "today" show. >> watching other beautiful, brave women on the set. and it was such a -- an experience for me. >> reporter: she says kicking off breast cancer awareness month on national tv was great, but her moment with host matt lauer was special. >> matt gave me this huge hug and this kiss on my cheek. and i just felt that he knew how i felt, and he wanted to just embrace me, and it was wonderful. >> reporter: in prince george's county, mark segraves, news4. >>> a maryland woman talks only to news4 about her daughter's struggle wit

>> reporter: that was not sonia's first time on television. have seen her over the years talking with local reporters at crime scenes. sergeant roles was home alone when the doctor called last march and told her she has breast cancer. >> i fell to my knees. i started crying and the first person i called was my lieutenant. >> reporter: since being diagnosed, roles has had to take time off from work, but not time away from her support group at work. >> and when i had had those down moments, i would get a text from someone on the department, you're a fighter, you can get through it. and it would just lift me up and give me the strength i needed to make it through. >> reporter: and the help from her fellow officers kept coming. some would take the time to drive her to treatment. and some found other ways to show their support. >> after i was diagnosed, pink things started showing up in my office. while i was going through treatment. >> reporter: roles is now sharing her story to both help those who have cancer and those who may be diagnosed in the

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he'd say sonia to get on your knees every night and thank god almighty that you are blessed to be born in the greatest country in the history of the world, the united states of america. [applause] and now i want to fight to make sure our children and grandchildren can say that same prayer of gratitude as well. i was thinking about what we have done. i can talk about cutting the budgets of 26% cutting 20,000 state government jobs. the largest tax cut in the strongest economy in a generation. consistently ranked the most -- in the country year after year. [applause] her strong second amendment but the one thing i want to talk about is we have worked hard to make sure we give parents educational choice in louisiana so -- [applause] whether kids are homeschooled or christian school or public school or a charter school we want to empower parents. one union leader said in louisiana parents don't have a clue when it comes to making choices for their kids. that is a debate we face today. on our side we trust the american people to make their own decisions. they don't think we are smart enough