. >> reporter: fred, ebony wilkinson made her first court appearance earlier today.udge set bond at $1.2 million. s 3ds 00,000 for every count. first degree attempted murder, $100,000 for every count of child abuse. >> she definitely tried to kill her children from everything we have seen. >> reporter: the volusia county sheriff's office says new details in the investigation so this was not accident. >> she actually told them to close their eyes, go to sleep. she was taking them to a better place. >> reporter: on turks ebony wilkinson drove her minivan with her children into the atlantic ocean. the drive on daytona beach caught on tape as kids inside cried for help. >> we thought it was a joke. hey, they're having a good time. >> reporter: eyewitness tim tesseneer found out quickly the situation was serious. tesseneer and another onlooker stacy robinson who helped rescue the family. >> didn't know there was kids in the car to begin with. then the back window's rolled down and we heard kids hollering a little and then i thought i heard a faint "help." i was like, did

marcello wilkinson the president of the male associates here in manchester and the seller would be the first to say that to be seen as one to beat some of the people here are so many people from a live here. tonight's i'm privileged to be gets nice and just as wonderful as much as a male associates. and indeed i would always the best meal has that spark that this comes in and ends at the top most of all concerns even mention certain worse than that and her team and it's not always easy to put my bag. there's no doubt that for every pupil. let me alight the tetons from the greatest number of associates and more lights to commence answer is no exception. originated from in my own soul the association is very near and dear to her. i was one of the victims of the mass exodus of the fifties. when my parents decide. they were going to assume we actually can supplement i consider myself to be one of the most fortunate of immigrants themselves. in college and started to work. durant scored. i became totally immersed in an irish bar. so i'd never be friends. in the end of the richness of more t

police wilkinson might be mentally ill. face as maximum of 30 years in prison if convicted. >>> the controversy surrounding allegations of sex assault in the military intensified this week. an obama administration official tells cnn the army's top sex crimes prosecutor is being investigated over allegations that he groped a female lawyer. our pamela brown has more. >> reporter: he was a top army prosecutor, tanked the with protecting victims of sex crimes, training and managing a team of 23 victims prosecutors in fort bell, virginia. now the lieutenant concern is embroiled in a sex scandal of his own. according to an administration official he has been place under crim nah investigation for misconduct. a female says he groped her at a hotel room in at all things a sex assault conference. he joins the ranks other high-pro file military leaders in trouble for inappropriate sexual contact, including this man for sending a crude e-mail. >> there was an e-mail in march of 2011 by a brigadier general after meeting with a congress

play a major role in this recovery when barrett reports from the french capital the warm tyres in wilkinson she did and then to the auntie say with full ministry on this. before getting down to business. so far and she did during my visit. dozens of agreements and contracts were concluded between the two parties in fields as varied as civil nuclear energy. aeronautics out of the all energy finance agriculture sustainable development education science and technology culture. ah such a level that the bends at the studio. do all the top eighteen billion euro zone countries means employment growth especially prospects for growth can be used to come. isn't it good. new business deals with china that could have huge bounty to the french economy and its president. changing things as it comes out the opportune moment for fools while alone pollster record levels of popularity for the french president's upon all the pomp of clarity is because of fraud. economic weapons unemployment in france remains of a ten percent of british infantry according to figures released with precedent she encountered the

. >> reporter: marty wilkinson says barricaded employees may have had documents shredded yesterday. something reese denies. >> they didn't put anything in it. >> reporter: this long time producer tells us the dispute had become a devisive at pacifica. >> for me it was like the process of how they went along with her firing. >> reporter: the problem is to stop the eviction. >> to get this group evicted, wilkinson will have to apply for a citizens arrest and wait for the police department to determine whether or not that complaint was legitimate or not. reporting live, patti lee, ktv you ktvd ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the vandals are using herbicide on lawns in the area of moorland way and clarita avenue. one homeowner says the incidents date back to the fall of 2012 and were still occurring as recently as this month. neighbors say they are concerned that who are is behind the attack social security getting bolder. >> so our biggest concern is what happens when the thrill is over. what are they going to turn to next? are they going to target or homes, our car, our families. >> reporter

. >> reporter: marty wilkinson says barricaded employees may have had documents shredded yesterday. something reese denies. >> they didn't put anything in it. >> reporter: this long time producer tells us the dispute had become a devisive at pacifica. >> for me it was like the process of how they went along with her firing. >> reporter: the problem is to stop the eviction. >> to get this group evicted, wilkinson will have to apply for a citizens arrest and wait for the police department to determine whether or not that complaint was legitimate or not. reporting live, patti lee, ktv you ktvd ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the vandals are using herbicide on lawns in the area of moorland way and clarita avenue. one homeowner says the incidents date back to the fall of 2012 and were still occurring as recently as this month. neighbors say they are concerned that who are is behind the attack social security getting bolder. >> so our biggest concern is what happens when the thrill is over. what are they going to turn to next? are they going to target or homes, our car, our families. >> reporter

i'm alexis wilkinson. doing a story about -- >> new president of "lampoon" give it up! [ cheers and applause ] >> what does it mean to you to have such an acclaimed author and educator come out and commend your new role? >> i mean, you saw i was pretty embarrassed. i was doing that hand-floppy thing i do when i get nervous. and i mean, again, it's just sort of really humbling and really makes me think more about what this larger conversation is, and why people think my appointment is important. because it's surprising to me. and so, you know, it's just an honor, the whole experience. >> what have people said to you in terms of the importance of your new role? >> well, i know, at least when i was a freshman, there is a certain reputation that "lampoon" has of being sort of an old boys club, primarily white comedy institution. a bunch of white guys in a castle all messing around. not that that's not what happens. it is what happens. but the people reached out to me that sort of have expressed that it makes t

people were injured alarming info coming from the prime minister are off the peninsula with the wilkinson on the fifth of what the shots were taken from the same spot with the same weapon in two directions. this is the same tactics used only done one single question to both police officers and civilians which means this is a provocation. then several intercepted phone calls but show it was a planned provocation. we got the same situation here. the club for the same time despite still so much uncertainty over this whole incident. tf is reacting in a very tough way the defense ministry of ukraine that has said that the ukrainian troops stationed at the peninsula may use firearms if needed so this is supposed to be of the stated to be read here and in crimea but still it's pretty tense. regarding this leak the story developments well the western media seems you know it to the increasing responsibility for the faith looks like a shooting in crummy on russia. what we live in dallas but too many kisses the full details page to the story. it's clear this is this is a pattern this is a favorite p

also two people were injured alarming info coming from the prime minister of the peninsula with the wilkinson on the fifth of what the shots were taken from the same sports the same weapon in two directions this is the same tactics used only done one single question to both police officers and civilians. which means this is a pro location then several intercepted phone calls but show it was a plant location. we got the same situation here the same time despite still so much uncertainty over this whole incident. tf is reacting in a very tough way the defense ministry of ukraine that has said that the ukrainian troops stationed at the peninsula may use firearms if needed so this is supposed to be of the festivity period here and in crimea but still its pretense of regarding this link to story developments all this comes a day after russia and crimea signed a historic treaty on reunification after president could declare the referendum was in full accordance to international norms. kick lawmakers in the kremlin let's just recap some of the key points to this beach russia's leaders stressed the i

. >> reporter: the officer who made contact with 32-year-old ebony wilkinson noticed her acting strangelyut did not see a reason to take her into custody. less than two hours later, she was driving recklessly on the beach. are they saying help? >> tim tesseneer and his wife are driving behind the minivan. >> and i saw a kid sitting on the mother's lap trying to pull the steering wheel out of her hand and turn away from the water, and the kid in the back was just screaming, "help us, help us. our mom is trying to kill us." >> reporter: taylor quentin watched from the sand. >> instead of trying to get the doors open she walked back up shore. >> reporter: who stopped her. >> nobody. >> reporter: so she left the car? >> yes. >> reporter: wilkerson's sister told police that she is pregnant and she fled an abusive husband in south carolina. scott, her three children have been released from the hospital and tonight are in the state's custody. >> pelley: michelle, thank you very much. under pressure from gun control groups, facebook said today that it's cracking down on weapons sales made through

ends to win so he gave them a free upgrade to all of the country and under the circumstances by wilkinson said that it's understandable why the ousted leader and capsicum back in russia support in the fridge but kiki fifteen which is practically given up his power. it was real until the mandatory opposition snap presidential and parliamentary elections but he agreed to return in two thousand for constitutional suitable to kick cold towel and western request not to use force when he hasn't issued any illegal order. you know there are still many nationalist and radical extremists that are rampant on the street to the ukraine when we see these scenes we understand why people in the east and south of ukraine are so worried. but many of these neon that's when i saw criminals and all former prisoners and that they are quite dangerous and in people's lives at risk and that's why they're here for their safety. now that it's storming government buildings and also to write in a people that don't agree with their ideas and this is something that no one and no country can afford to ignore. choose a p

he's in danger when wilkinson says he is an ethical hacker and create been drawn to point out some of the weaknesses and cell phone technology then before we go don't forget to tune in at nine pm for the erie canal with many guesses healthcare innovator dr patrick soon cheong here's the doctor showing off one of his groundbreaking gadgets. this is the difficult for people to see all of blind people to touch is no real money. so the oprah changes to say one dollars but rapidly. ten dollars the company. and then the dough into a stool to war no instantaneously. it is a real old real caboolture on tuesday. nah we enable the blind to see what this will do another little one soon browse the physical world. so instead of being limited just to the web the way up to go browse the web. i will spend the entire world rounds of pool. so by that. what i mean be created if you will recognize. they both know when one of them. and fridays too bad. so the routine and for us too. to recognize his home in is in the physical world. santana denying him tonight here on our team aircraft. as a free communit

wilkinson and of all the break news online., or on our facebook fan page. >> : kron4-dot-com >> : the due to sail with us to the meeting with >> : father restraining order throat toward a son with all the bullet. spoke with the father is taking the case to court. >> : this for kids go to learn. one fourth grader says that these walls he's being terrorized. he came up and push me i pushed him back then he punched me right in the face and he laughed at me and told me i got punched >> : this nine year old says he's a victim of bullying. at the elementary school and fairfield >> : he is the and worslurring abbey >> : that has been going on for five months the school is in stopping at >> : is whether fourth graders dead city had no choice but to go for a restraining order against a nine year- old boy. i tried to protect children from future attack by this young man. he only has a first aim of the child. as a last name because he says the school will not release it they told me as confidential information. a coa couple is broken over

. >> you just spoke for the representative for ebony wilkinson.e all know schae and third focus on bond. she'll focus on substantial mental health issues. right now held without bond. it's unlikely the judge will change that on first appearance. if he doesn't, they'll file a motion to appeal that saying this is really about mental health, though. >> let's talk about that. we've heard that she had sort of a blank stare and that there are indications she had mental health issues. did he say anything about that? >> we don't know if she has a history of, an official history of having mental health issues. relatives sold investigators she doesn't. there was a 911 call. her sister, about two hours before ebony wilkinson drove that minivan with her children into the atlantic ocean, she called police. >> what is she doing? >> she's talking about jesus and that there's demons in my house, and that i'm trying to control her but i'm trying to keep them safe. >> she thinks there's demons in the house? >> yes. >> she's not left? she's still there. right? >> sh

another really bitter skirmish when a very close friend of his, another yen lieutenant by the name of wilkinson was shot and killed representative by churchill's side. churchill had to help retrieve the body so it was not covered by the afghans. he later wrote his mother, and very rarely detect genuine emotion and myself, but i must write as a rare instance the fact that i cried when i met the row was comes on the 13th of september and saw the man really unsteady under fire and that poor young officers literally cut to pieces on a stretcher. so you have churchill really understanding the nature of war since if churchill did survive than this when you look back on, this is a very fascinating and neglected bit of churchill's history. it was the making for several reasons. he went out there with one purpose, to make a never self and to lay the platform and his later career as a politician. and he achieved that in spades. first of all and get his mansion and dispatches. he also wrote a series of rather fine newspaper articles. i must say, on a fan of his open telegraph. i have seen some good dispat

watch's daniel wilkinson described the groups origins. >> basically two groups operating in these neighborhoods. these are groups that basically dissented from right-wing paramilitary death squads that existed throughout the country. demobilize in a government program 10 years ago, but these groups today operate in a similar fashion >. >> in other news from colombia, gustavo petro, a former guerrilla leader, has been removed from office. his removal as mayor was originally ordered by the inspector general in what supporters called a right-wing coup. immigrants on hunger strike at a detention prison in on row, texas say they are facing a retaliation. the strike in is in its fifth day with 120 participants calling for better treatment and an end to record deportation. they say they have been placed in solitary confinement and have been pressured to sign voluntary deportation papers. the prison is run by the for-profit geo group. in another location, prisoners faced forced feeding. a top commander in afghanistan will avoid any prison time. sinclair was docked $20,000 in pay after pleading guilty t

miss wilkinson was driving on the beach at which time she did turn directly into the surf. and luckily beach rangers were available, were around and rescued the children out of the vehicle. at this time we'll answer me questions you may have. yes. >> what led you to come to the charges? and what all do you look at when taking into consideration her mental status? >> well, the -- you took into account the actual incident, you take into account we've interviewed the woman. she was charged before that but the fact that she did intentionally try to kill the children, witnesses observed this. we had witnesses who actually saw her go into the surf. we had witnesses who tried to get the children out of the car, which she tried to keep them from rescuing the children. we also have the fact of what the children have told us, that their mother was trying to kill them. you take all of this into account, we also take into account, this is a tragic event. and our goal is to get her into the system so that we can protect the children and take whatever action we need to help her too. so a

the other point to bring up here is the cutter versus wilkinson point. the supreme court that set the application and says wow, it is an accomplice -- it is an accommodation. if the government has created a burden and then they decide to accommodated, so long as they do so in a nondenominational a obvious way. you are fighting over baselines on the to what burden fisheries is. i'm suggesting that not only because of the data that is outdone what it is doing to people and all the government , even on women's health if you set that aside and just asked the question, what is the limit to the government declaring a benefit and then saying your refusal to give it is shifting the problem onto non-beneficiaries. that to me is one of the most interesting questions here. >> i agree it is interesting, but the baseline is the statutory right that is provided by the affordable care act. like in united states against lee, the employers says well, you shifted the baseline when you created the social security system. no court will buy that argument that there is a base

vez que todo estaba bien dijo robinson, pero no era asÍ, al menos dos horas antes la hermana de wilkinsonres entrevistan a niÑos. y psiquiatraso evalÚan a la madre para ver si se puede poner cargos criminales contra ella, o se trata de un caso de problemas mentales, una patrulla la detuvo antes del incidente, la mujer tenÍa un problema mental no era suficiente para arrestarla, la dejaron huir, el (nombre en inglÉs), es una ley de la florida que permite a detener a personas si representan un riesgo para ellas mismas u otras personas satcontha pretto regre. >>> marÍa eugenia quÉ caso tan perturbador. >>> por suerte se salvadon. >>> sÍ, los buenos samaritanos sae trevieron a entrar al mar para sacarlos, ojalÁ que ellos reciban el tratamiento necesario para superar el episodio, gracias por el informe, continuamos con mÁs en "despierta amÉrica". adelante". ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪ sube la mano y grita goooool! mismas. ♪. ♪. con bolino, y con carlita. >>> y tacher. >>> cÓmo estÁs princesa, quÉ gusto saludarte. bolin. >>> dime alan? >>> tÚ ves a carlita y se te antoja viaje. quÉ pasÓ con boliÑa? >>> no, mi am

passwords to your address book to your highest score on words with friends snoopy's inventor glenn wilkinsonsays is an ethical hacker and created the drone to point out some of the weaknesses in cell phone techno. ology and that does it for now for more on the stories we covered go to you tube dot com forward slash r t america check out our website r t dot com forward slash usa and also follow me on twitter at a mirror david they to us is next and i'll see you right back here at five. the fact that. everybody go to the show did you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and the concept i think that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy should spread albus. role. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and our press several we've been hijacked why handful of transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what are probably harder ones will tell us about my job market and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world if we go b

passwords to your address book to your highest score on words with friends snoopy's inventor glenn wilkinson says he is an ethical hacker and created the drone to point out some of the weaknesses in cell phone technology. and before we go don't forget to tune in at nine pm for larry king now tonight's guest is health care innovator dr patrick soon cheong here's the doctor showing off one of his groundbreaking gadgets. this is very difficult for people to see or blind people to touch is no braille on money so the opportunity to earn just one dollar that rapidly ten dollars that rapidly twenty dollars and a job it will still take away a dollar it instantaneously is a remarkable opportunity. able to blind to see what this will do now though it will be able to browse the physical world so instead of being limited just to the web where you have to go browse the web now also the entire world is a browser so by that what i mean we've created a thing called the recognizer. the book tells me whatever. i. read. so the ability then for us to to recognize. anything in the physical world so ten and nine

. >> tracy wilkinson. there is a proposal to make the way this area looks change >>> right now, the fbi is