heaven i'm in...trouble hey, trudy! yo, trudy!meet your new boss. you bought out mr. willis? right. where's trudy,the people, and the money? gone. in that order. what happened? i don't know how to say this. carefully.your life depends on it. your wife and mrs. willis complained to mr. whittendale. he said the girls would attract a bad element, and he'd evict me if i didn't fire them. i saw whittendaleenjoying himself here. the problem is so did his wife. i'm kind of glad it happened. sure, business was good. look at the place. it's not me anymore. i liked the way it was. you're a sick man, charlie. not really. i can't complain. i made some money. mr. willis made some money.

trudy larson is here for tonight's ask the doctor. she's the director of nevada's schools of community health sciences. 1 what is the likelihood we could see the zika virus here? 2 it's largely transmitted through pregnant women aren't the only ones who should take precaution? 3 if someone contracts the virus, for how long can they transmit it? and what precautions must they take - to prevent from spreading it? 4 guillain-barre syndrome has also been linked to zika? the centers for disease control and prevention released new guidelines aimed at preventing sexual transmission of the zika virus which, experts say, is evolving rapidly. the cdc now says men exposed to the zika virus and who have a pregnant partner should use a condom or abstain from sex until the baby is born. cdc director dr. tom with zika is protecting pregnant women and their unborn babies from a neurological disorder known as microcephaly. microcephaly results it babies being born with abnormally small heads that can lead to severe developmental delays or even death.

you got the right trudy yates? yes, i'm pretty sure we do, ma'am. you're thomas' grandmother, right? we're looking for him. tommy? he in trouble? what'd he do this time? do you know where he is? no idea. wh was the last time you saw him? the day he put me in this damn place. my daughter's womb was cursed. that boy was aastard born in sin. nothing good comes out of sin. this is all we have. thank you so much. please give us a call if you think of anything else. will do. thank you. [ring] baby, what can i do you for? hey, mama, i need you to run a number. 206-555-0112. okey-dokey. it is a prepaid cell phone, hasn't been used in days. and what about this address? 2334 dawson street, unit k. hold yourself, please. it was a storage container. the same storage container where his grandmother's stuff was being held. you smell that? it's coffee. fbi! drop it. thomas yates, you're under arrest. she's still got a pulse. calling an ambulance. agent rossi. (vo) want to be happy with your next vehicle purchase? at enterprise, we guarantee it. head to your neighb

(screams, thuds) trudy! (coughing) captioning sponsored by cbs paramount network television three children have been pulled from the sinkhole. two remain trapped. the rescued kids and their caretaker, trudy perez, are en route to county hospital. we're awaiting word on their conditions. why are we called in on this? apparently the doj has been investigating kentwell constructio for two years-- bribery, wire fraud, kickbacks, payoffs to cover half-assed work. don: hey. the company all across the western states. big bucks. you guys all remember ausa howard meeks, right? hey. kentwell construction built this school? the playground. ten years ago. my fraud case has languished. hard to pre, hard to get anybody excited about it. unfortunately, now... we have victims? and publicity. we want the fbi to take over the field investigation. i've talked the local da about holding off on any potential homicide charges till we take a shot at these guys. the older lady, trudy perez, is not expected to make it. so what's the

prudential insurance looked into trudi's policy. they say her coverage began in 1992 and she will receive a benefit but the cash value isn't accruing. straight ahead on news 4 today.... a man struggling with muscular dystrophy has a dying wish. making the special trip. << >> struggling with a form of muscular dystrohpy, a sergeant bluff, iowa, man's dying wish is to visit the entertainment capital of the world. and, a donation he received yesterday will bring him a step closer. ktiv's sam curtiss reports. << duchenne's disease has beaten up tony lukken for years. "he's been really ill lately, the last, probably, year," said mandi lee, tony lukken's cousin. his symptoms are getting worse by the day. the muscular dystrophy condition he's soft spoken...using his cousin to relay messages. "venilators [and] feeding tubes, we have a lot of medical equipment," said lee. the 33-year-old's dying wish is to travel.....to the city of lights....aka las vegas. "it's his dream," said lee. "the excitement, the lights [and] the glory about vegas."

. >> trudy louise has plenty of puppy energy. >> can you smile for the camera. >> in her new home she'sy in a pack of 4. >> we have 3 dogs all over the age of 8 - one is a senior lab we just knew that it needed to be an appropriate fit for our guys. >> daelyn scoured hundreds of adoptable animals before meeting trudy. >> it was just instant i just knew it absolutely immediately it went off without a hitch it was like she'd been there for our entire lives. >> to love a canine. we are an an all breed no kill rescue. >> t-l-c has found more than a thousand dogs homes since starting the foster based rescue in 2013. >> right now they are trying to place maverick. >> he's a 1-2 year old shepard mix. mav gets along well with other >> dogs and is house trained. he's the perfect dog if i didn't already have 4 he would be mine. >> lola is sniffing around for a new home. she's a treeing walker coonhound. >> she loves to play - she gets along with all dogs' big and small. >> she would love an active family. >> somebody with an active lifestyle that is willing to take her on long walks, hikes, she l

you get out of here, oh, no, aunt trudy. now, everyone, please just listen. john has something he'd like to say. ooh, kate... i, uh... john. yes, uh, i'm sorry that this thing had to happen today. i shouldn't have lost my temper. now, a lesser man would make up some excuse, but i'll be perfectly honest. i've been under some very heavy medication lately. my condition is aggravated when i'm around fresh soil. i was warned by my doctor-- john. i didn't mean to be disrespectful to the memory of dear old aunt phoebe. i just wanted to say that i'm sorry that this unfortunate accident had to happen. accident? you animal! we know why you attacked who we all adore. and we know who put you up to it. that woman who calls herself my niece. wait a minute. she's not the villain here. all right. i'll tell you why i pushed him. now, john, john. that won't be necessary. i think it took a lot of courage for this man to humble himself here. john, old pal. you've earned yourself a lobster. waiter, get john and kate a bib. let's all forgive kate and welcome her back into the fami

some say they're also disappointed how the situation has been handled: ((trudy killman, mother "it's kind of been sprung on us and when u have children with different abilities, transitioning them into. a new environment is very difficult and challenging and i us enough time to do that. )) ((brian loftus)) a final decision on the school will be made at a meeting at 9- am... at the grant sawyer building. /// ((brian loftus)) ((kirsten joyce)) demetria obilor crash on southbound i-15 exit to 215 east and las vegas boulevard appears to be blocked off after a crash. accident reported on southbound 95 at i-15. accident on the west side at flamingo and hualapai. < > > that's a look at the roads... back to you./// ((kirsten joyce)) > hundreds of people are gearing up to scale it's 108 floors and 14-hundred steps to the top of the stratosphere. the event is to help raise money for the american lung association. if you're interested, it starts on sunday at 8- am.... costs 75- dollars to sign up... and registration opens at 7-am in front of the

that's right, it's trudy's. it's also trudy's skirt. well, where are your own clothes? they got dirty. how did they get dirty? they got dirty from dirt. dirt makes clothes dirty. i mean, you don't expect them to get clean, do you? i expect a rational answer. that's what i expect. oh, for crying out loud, gloria, tell him how your clothes got dirty, huh? oh, will you stop hounding me? i ain't hounding you. gloria, what is going on? you're both hounding me! i'm not hounding you! i'm just-- i'm back! [arguing] let's talk about something important, huh? did you get the footlong hot dogs? the jeffersons ain't home, but i left a note on their door. now, listen, edith, i got my mouth all set for them footlongs tonight. we gonna have them? if they read the note. what did you say in the note? i said, "emergency, we need hot dogs. p.s. please read fast." [groans] ma, ma, could i please see you in the kitchen? oh, sure, gloria. i hope louise jefferson reads that note. archie's gonna be awful mad if he don't get his footlong hot dogs. ma... ma, i have to talk to you. all right, i'm

"my only sister" with no children, trudi started thinking about her sister, peggy. she wanted to make sure she'd be the beneficiary of her life insurance policy -- a policy she had paid premiums on, for years. "i've had it for, i'd say 30 years, or more" the policy was with prudential insurance company of america... through her work as a teacher. it also covered her husband, george, who passed away in the year 2000. and she did receive an insurance check after his company and i was quite pleased" but when she asked about =her= death benefit....she heard news she found alarming. "oh, you canceled that. you called us and canceled that policy. i was speechless... i said well how can you cancel something, and it was news to me, without having something formally sent to you" confused about her coverage-- she asked to get answers. life insurance comes in two major categories: -permanent: which offers protection throughout your life. some policies allow you to build cash value (which you can withdraw) the premiums are generally more expensive -and there's term life: which

. >> trudy louise has plenty of puppy energy. >> smile for camera. >> in her new home she's a baby in the pack of four. >> we have three dogs over eight. one of the senior lab that needed to be an appropriate fit for our guys. >> daylen, scoured hundreds of adoptable animals before meeting trudy. >> it was instant. i knew it, immediately. it is like she has been there our entire live. >> reporter: love a k-9 rescue made it a possible. >> we are all breed no kill rescue you. >> reporter: tlc has found homes for more than a thousand dogs since starting their foster based rescue in 2013. their success is a product of their work in the community. >> we have done food drives for local food pant try, and pet drives for kid. we have had a huge junior volunteer program. we have over a hundred 50 kid involved. >> reporter: all of the work involved part of the mission to find rescued dogs forever homes. they are trying to place maverick. >> he is a one to two-year old shepherd mix. >> reporter: he gets along well with other dogs and is house train. >> if i didn't already have four he would be o

. >> 39-year-old trudy has lived quiet the life. always a trail blazer and determined. that determination is one of the reasons we met this retired teacher. >> i'm becoming of age where i'm starting to think about making things easier for those who are left behind because i'm from a very small family. >> my only sister. >> with no children she started thinking about her sister peggy. she wanted to make sure she would be the beneficiary of her life insurance policy. a policy she had paid premiums on for years. >> i had it for close to 30 years or more. >> the policy was with the insurance accompany of america through her work as a teacher in the schools. george who passed away in the year 2000 and she did receive an insurance check after his passing. >> i had absolutely no problems and that's the only time i've been in connection with the accompany. >> she heard news she found alarming. >> oh, you cancelled. you called us and cancelled that policy. i said how can you cancel something. >> she asked news 4 to get answers. life insurance comes in two different categories. p

but parents say they are going to keep fighting (( trudy killman, mother "us parents are going to come together. we will be contacting our concilman, we will be addressing to find that unicorn.")) officials say quest academy is two point four millon dollars in debt. it's also stuck in a long-term lease that uses 44-percent of their entire campus revenue. and even if the doors close, quest would still be legally obligated to continue paying due to the agreement. ((quest student "it doesn't seem like the best choice at all to close it because you're going to be displacing a lot of people, i think it's in the best interest of the students and the staff to keep the vocation open.) live the other ruling of today is that all quest academy parents are to be notified of what's going on. next-- it's going to be up to city council... they're scheduled to decide in july if the special use permit will be renewed. reporting live, brittany edney, ((dave courvoisier)) > the clark county school district is keeping their leader. the school board renewed the contract for superintendent pat skorkowsky. h

trudy larson is the director of the university's school of community health sciences. to speak with her, call 858-2222 right now. arianna: if you're planning on going to burning man this year... your ticket will be costing you more. i'm arianna bennett... i'll explain why... on sports, and mike alger's pinpoint two forecast!" welcome back. burning man tickets go on sale on wednesday... but this year... there are some big changes to what burners will pay to go to the playa... arianna bennett joins us now live with the new setup... ari? there are two big changes to burning man ticket sales this year... the first... is that have to charge its participants a new tax. nevada's live entertainment tax applies to concerts and events that offer live entertainment... and now... it applies to burning man. according to the official burning man website... the organization is challenging the decision... based off of a change from the last legislative session. burning man... says it does not officially provide live entertainment. it's a nine percent tax... which comes to an additiona

olivia brown who played trudy on the show invited us into the miami vice car to chat with her. >> this is my f fst time back to miami since we rapped. >> no way? >> yes. i left miami when the show was over and this is my first time back. >> well, welcome back. >> and a hundred thousand people attending the show. park in virginia key and key biscayne will be limited to keep that trafficfy minimum of t event organizers say the best way to get around is on the water. 18 water taxis will be shuttling people back and foncht water we have a transportation plan. we want folks to focus on buying their tickets on line. >> so the miami international boat show rung through the holiday weekend wrapping own president's day and check this out. we're a board the chris craft. how fitting is that? this is the course there 28. we're live in virginia key. i'm chris van vliet. 7 news. >> belkeys: 30 feet is good chris, nothing bigger because then it's hard to docnd have you to invite too many people. >> craig: a captain and crew. >> belkeys: 35. a captain is good. he just needs to get the boat. and it's o

((trudy killman, mother: "it's kind of been sprung on us and when u have children with different abilities, transitioning them into. a new environment is very difficult and challenging and i don't believe they have allowed us enough time to do that. )) ((brian loftus)) a final decision is expected to be made at today's meeting which is being held at 9 am at the grant sawyer building./// ((sherry swensk)) > all eyes will be to the sky in pahrump this weekend.. for the balloon festival! this is video from city leaders there... showing what a balloon glow looks like at night. the pahrump balloon festival kicks off at 7 am and runs through sunday. there will be more than 20- balloons taking off ... it's free to attend.. tethered balloon rides are just sherry how's the weather today? sherry swensk calm winds and mild temps... pahrump on the other side of the spring mountains from las vegas. temps dropping to the 50s around the valley and some 40s. a nice weekend for hot air ballooning! .......... clear skies all night. it's been calm and will stay that way through the day and haze. .... the air

some say they're also disappointed how the situation has been handled: ((trudy killman, mother "it's kind of been sprung on us and when u have children with different abilities, a new environment is very difficult and challenging and i don't believe they have allowed us enough time to do that. )) ((kirsten joyce)) a final decision on the school will be made at a meeting at 9- am... at the grant sawyer building. /// ((kirsten joyce)) > a man threatening to jump from the parking garage at the d hotel was taken into custody almost 10 hours later. metro police say the call came in around 10-30 yesterday morning. he was on the eightth floor of the parking garage. carson between third and fourth street was clsed during the incident. police say the man came down at 7-45 last night./// want to check on your commute us 95 at las vegas boulevard is pretty busy right now, expect some traffic in this area tomorrow morning as people head downtown for the color run... road closures begin as early as four am and will last through the afternoon. < > > ((sherry swensk)) happy friday everyone. we've g

. >>> trudy of bell air shores took this shot and call it's a sure thing. >> great. >> sofia farrell says it's too cold outside for this tlor floor girl. so sarona wants more according to julie, angela says i'm sure my parent's dog teddy has the best hair in town. angela's mom rose took this awesome picture. teddy looks groomer -- >> a little hair spray or gel helps that. stacie by tweeting sendittostacie and sharing it with me on my facebook page. >>> welcome back. right now, we have breaking news. erin andrews on the stand in her civil case. here's a live look inside the courtroom where she has taken the stand moments ago. erin andrews taking the stand in her $75 million lawsuit against marriott. the man convicted and half years for stalking andrews was on the stand via video today. now this is the second week of the trial and we're going to have much more on this trial today at 5:00. >>> well, how much are you willing to pay for a big mac or a fancy dinner at ocean pride. have you wondered how they decide on prices. one of the leading companies in the country which help with that

my family, trudy, my sons, my three grandchildren. thank you, trudy. .ow since we all last met here, we have celebrated some big moments in the state of washington. i'd like to begin today by just taking a moment to highlight some of these. we witnessed a new milestone in space exploration. remember those incredible photos of pluto we saw last year? we know how that spacecraft got there. because nine years ago, brilliant propulsion engineers over at aerojet, rocketdyne in redmond, washington were working on horizons for the mission. now we're working at the forefront with companies like blue origin and spacex. they brought the future of space travel to our state, successful launching and landing rockets over the past year. it is exciting that these companies recognize that the greatest aerospace workers in the world are found right here in the state of washington. [ applause ] we've saluted accomplishments of amazing educators like jennifer cullison, a science teacher from woodland high school in clark county. she was named a klaus nobel educator of the

america at war has become an american or is a permanent resident of the united states of america has trudy won the lottery of life because this is the country where magic happens. this is the country where anybody can rise above circumstances of their birth and go on to achieve whatever it is they want to achieve. that is an elegant and beautiful and magnificent idea and principal and it is the reason so many people want to come to the united states of america. for so long the media and education will consistently sold as a narrative that america is a hateful place and that terrible place and a racist place. my friends, nothing could be further from the truth. i don't care what your color, what your sexual orientation, who you are, where you come from, what you do, this is the greatest country in the world for you. this nation gives you the best opportunity to achieve the dreams god put in your heart. full-stop or period as you say. that is the reality but sadly, tragically that is not what our young people are being told any more. that is not what you hear on the radio. on television stat

operations going on up there, they could be months in the making discipline deed, if that's indeed trudyld have done this iny2 december. morgan, thank you. >> thanks, greta. heavy winds and tornadoes. they are taking lives and causing massive damage. that's next. plus, he is scottish born but callso7hfh himself an american. craig ferguson has much more to say about america in a brand new show. comedian craig ferguson goes "on the record" sympt next. that helps relieve your diarrhea and abdominal pain symptoms. and xifaxan works differently. it's a prescription antibiotic that acts mainly in the digestive tract. do not use xifaxan if you have a history of sensitivity to rifaximin, rifamycin antibiotic agents, or any components of xifaxan. tell your doctor right away if your diarrhea worsens while taking xifaxan, as this may be a sign of a serious or even fatal condition. tell your doctor if you have liver disease or are taking other medications, because these may increase the amount of xifaxan in your body. tell your doctor if you are pregnant, plan on becoming pregnant, or are nursing. t

i see trudy giuliani connection the leak as a step in that direction. >> and we've spoke with rudy giulianisaid he's perfectly onge with trump being president. not an endorsement yet. >> we'll see. i mean, the joe arpaio's of the world, the sort of controversial characters, the sarah palin's from the elected world, are not the kind of validators that trump is going to need if he wants to have a hostile takeover of the entire republican establishment. so he's going to need people like america's mayor, somebody sort of in good standing, a guy like rudy giuliani. electorally, we remember when rudy giuliani ran for president in 2008. i think he got one delegate, right? so he is not going to provide any help on the ground. there's nothing resembling an effective political organization nationwide from rudy giuliani. >> that's what i was going to ask you, errol. it seems like the help for donald trump that giuliani can provide, especially when they want to leak it and talk about it, isn't necessarily in nevada or electorally at all. >> in the south. >> that's right. although it does make an intere

. >> reporter: she may be best known to audiences as trudy from mad men. >> we're >> reporter: and annie from community. in the romantic comedy how to be single, she plays a new york city woman who's dating with the sole focus of >> i'm on ten different wedding websites to increase my odds. >> reporter: your character is very organized and yes. >> reporter: i have read that many of your characters have been inspired by your older sister. >> yes, my older and only sister is inspires a lot she's type a, she really gets stuff done. she's been a great inspiration for me.s movie. >> reporter: now speaking of mad men, we're all sad that's it's over. in the finale you and peter a jet-setting family, do you think they live happily ever after? >> good. i i'm happy to see that. bartender is kind of your wingman. >> yes. >> reporter: who in your real life would be your ideal >> rebel. i feel like, she's like -- she's so funny, she really keeps the she knows when to cut out of there and leave you alone with the guy. >> let me teach you how to be get us drinks. no, you don't buy the drinks, boys buy

. >> reporter: she may be best known to audiences as trudy from mad men. >> we're websites to increase my odds. >> reporter: your character is very organized and driven. >> yes. >> reporter: i have read that many of your characters have been t-setting family, do you think they live happily ever after? >> wingman. >> yes. >> reporter: who in your real life would be your ideal real life. >> rebel. she's great. i feel like, she's like -- she's party going. she knows when to cut out of there and leave you alone with the guy. >> let me teach you how to be single. go get us drinks. no, you don't buy the drinks, boys buy the drinks. >> thank you so much for taking the time to sit down with us. >> absolutely. >> i love the movie. i'm going to see it again. >> everybody should see it twice. >> it's a quotable one. >> i love watching romcoms over and over again. >> for "good morning america," sara haines, abc news, new york. >> that was fun, thanks sara. living. >>> before we go, we have scenes of aladdin on broadway. >> we want to thank adventures by disney. it was fun to join along. learn more

. >> trudy has been on our show a bunch of times. very involved in the community. >> we talked about the weather. rosanna: what? >> did you ever think about becoming a cop? i said, kind of a little bit. i am having a regular conversation. >> so cool. let's talk about the weather with mike. a real knowledgeable source. >> you are always undermining him. >> quite the environmentalist. >> let's show you what is going on out there. certainly not warm. heavy by later on this evening. especially as we approach midnight here. an inch to 2 inches. south wind coming through around 25-35 miles an hour. your temperatures will be coming up a lot. temperatures to the mid- 50s later on this evening. at this point, it is lighter chow hours that we have. there may very well be another round of severe weather in the mid-atlantic region. here in the tri-state, i think that it is just a few storms. 33 degrees and albany. as far as snow and ice is concerned, the concerns with that has pretty much back down this area of low pressure is driving up the low

. >> reporter: she may be best known to audiences as trudy from "mad men." >> we're done, peter. this is over. >> reporter: and annie from "community." >> i feel so violated. >> reporter: but in the new romantic comedy "how to be city woman who's dating with the sole focus of finding a husband and fast. websites to increase my odds. >> reporter: your character is very organized and driven. >> yes. at many of your characters have been inspired by your older sist? inires a lot of characters. she's type a, she really gets stuff done. i'm like the flighty actress sister. she's been a great inspiration to me. definitely for this movie. >> reporter: now speaking of "mad men," we're all sad that's it's over. in the finale you and peter jet off as a jet-setting family, do you think they live happily ever after? >> absolutely. good, i needed to hear that. kind of your wingman. >> yes. >> reporter: who in your real life would be your ideal real >> rebel. she's great. i feel like, you know, she's like -- she's funny, she really keeps the party going. there and leave you alone with the guy.

and trudy who's here had the mayor of north charleston and police chief come. and they immediately took action on that videotape. we went to the scene of the shooting. and a minister led us in prayer. two months later, reverend nelson rivers called me and said that minister was conducting bible class in his church, than very same minister had been shot and killed along with eight of his members in the middle of bible class. a man, young racial arsonist, terrorist that had sat there and prayed with them an hour, but hate made him kill. and as we headed to charleston and saw the funerals and i went to several of them and spoke at some and then the president came to the funeral of that minister and sung "amazing grace," it was not the president singing amazing grace, it was the families of the charleston nine that showed amazing grace to this country. which showed that what reverend pinckney was teaching that night was not a for malt but what they really believed. it was our grace under fire, our grace despite the pain, our grace even in the face of murder that br

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