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she is believe ed d to be travelling with ryan williams in a white ford expedition heading to ohio or now t let the kids run wild when she had custody of them. >> you knew there was two small kids there. >> always. always. they were running around in diapers, no shirt on, running around the yard. >> reporter: and those who know stacie and ryan williams said they have a history of drug use and violence. here's another look at the two children, one is years old. if you have any information contact the citrus county sheriff's office or 911. if you have any information contact the authorities. gayle. >> yeah, we're really trying to spread the word about these children. thank you, ryan. >>> this morning we're trying to learn more about the tragic shooting death of a tampa toddler. it happened at the clipper bay apartments on south louis avenue last night. here's the scene. accidental or intentional. police are interviewing family members this morning. of course, we will have more for you on this case as soon as we get it. >>> happening today, we will learn more about plans to turn around f

williams: my wife is white, which is not a big deal. it's not -- right. some of my friends are, "oh, why your wife got to be white?" i'm not gonna walk around looking for black people. i don't have that kind of time. so my wife is white. kaszas: that guy was funny. these graphics are pretty sweet. i might watch the rest of this show. yeah. "laughs." i can dig it. hey, welcome to "laughs." they let me host. my name is zoltan kaszas. usually, i'm just a comic on the show, but tonight i'm hosting it. and i don't know what i'm doing. so why don't we just roll straight to the comedy. larson: i live in brooklyn now with my girlfriend. we are in a pretty serious relationship. we are married. i think this might be the one. you never know. everybody gets divorced. my parents actually just got divorced at the age of 60, which at first is very sad, and then it's absolutely hilarious. 'cause when you get divorced at 25 or 35, it's like, "you know what, maybe we got married too young.

traveling with their dad, ryan williams, likely in a white ford expedition heading to ohio or west virginia. those who know stacie williams did not have good things to say about her when we talked ed last night. >> the time i met her, not too bright. like the elevator don't go all the way up to the top floor. that's my opinion of her. >> reporter: now, there's a ryan williams have a history of violence and drug use. here is another look at 3-year-old rylan and 1-year-old mason. if you have seen them call the citrus county sheriff's office or 911. now back here live right now i'm checking for updates. we will certainly stay on top of this very important story, gayle, and bring you any new information as soon as we get it. >> yeah, i know that we're sharing on social media as well. that helps get the word out. thank you, ryan. >>> a family torn a morning after the shooting death of a 17-month-old toddler in tampa. this happened at the clipper bay apartments near macdill. this morning police continue to interview family members to piece together what led up to this tragedy. investigators tryin

williams. they are likely in a white 2004 white ford expedition heading to ohio or west virginia. those who knew stacie williams didn't have good things to say about her. >> the time i met her not too bright. like the elevator don't go all the way up to the top floor. that is my opinion of her. >> reporter: and there's a serious side to this of course. deputies believe that stacie and violence and drug use. here's another look at 3-year-old rylan and 1-year-old mason. if you have seen them call the citrus county sheriff's office or 911. right now i'm checking for updates. we will certainly keep you posted on any developments in this developing story, gayle. back to you. >> i feel so bad for those poor children. thank you, ryan. >>> a family torn apart this morning after the shooting death of a 17-month-old toddler happening in tampa here at the now, this morning police continue to interview family members to piece together what led up to this tragedy. investigators are trying to figure out if it was accident al or intentional. we will bring you updates when with we get them. >>> br

they believe that the three are with brian williams in a white 2004 expedition. they could be headed to ohio or west virginia. if you know about their whereabouts please call 911. >>> police are investigating baby. the child was found with a gunshot wound on the clipper bay apartments. they are questioning family members to figure out what happened. joined in the power family as a successful attorney, joe proctor, who helps an ex-drug lord turned businessman escape the drug world. take a look. i'll get it excluded since it is totally illegal. but, once it's played in open court, tommy's eventually going to jail for doing ruiz. the cops, they'll create the evidence to convict him. and if you're on there? you're going down. >> pretty amazing. >> jerry, good to see you. what i find fascinating about you don't even know who your -- where your alliances lie and if you're even a good guy or a bad guy. >> no. that's all sort of being figured out as we go. when i got on the show in season two, it was to help get the tommy character out of jail. i was a hero. all of the "

the comes after sensitive white house information including the first lady's passport. nbc's pete williams has details. >> reporter: to prepare michelle last year, a contract employee working for the white house got an image of her passport, including personal data, which were ob skurk and sent it on to his own non-secured gmailk. e-mails including a passport has been posted on d.c. leaks, which u.s. officials suggest is run by russian intelligence t. site says, if such sensitive information can be hacked, we country. they posted campaign related e-mails hacked from collin powell, a part of a string of cyber attacks u.s. officials say may be intended to influence voters. >> we're deeply concerned that the russians are meddling and from what we know of the russian system, instructions for that kind of thing we believe will come from the highest levels. >> reporter: it includes briefing materials for a trip to cleveland in june by vice president biden. >> hey, >> reporter: and an april event in georgia, including an appearance with al roker on "today." a white house travel manual, now the go

mike mccurry who did such a tremendous job as spokesman for the white house for president william jefferson clinton. mike? >> thank you, frank. [applause] >> our partnership is valuable and we work well. we are a non-partisan, non-profit organization and don't get funding from the government, political parties or public entities. we rely on a number of corporations, individuals and foundations that have been really generous in allowing us to put these debates on. i would like to list the names of our 2016 national sponsors: anheuser buscher, buffet foundation, aarp, and the national governerns association. would you join me in thanking them in the work they have done? in addition to putting on these debates, we have this time around incorporated a lot of social media aspects into some of what you will see here tonight. that is about a lot of partnerships we have developed with technology and social media companies and others. i encourage you to look that and see the ways we bring these educational aspects to a wider audience through the work we do with these partners. next thing, someone mi

jessica williams was in this white car and the medical examiner's report finds she died of a single gunshotound to the chest. police chief greg suhr resigned within hours of william's death. amid growing backlash over police use of force in the city. the report said williams was not pregnant as some had said. and that she had traces of methamphetamine in her system. the report also stated william's mother told investigators that she was known to steal cars and evade police. >>> a woman is behind bars accused of assaulting a san francisco police officer. investigators say 21-year-old vera ride used a skateboard to hit an officer in the back of the head monday evening at fifth and mission. the officer was on a bicycle when his helmet was cracked in several places. he avoided serious injury. he was booked -- she was booked for assault with a deadly weapon and possession of a controlled substance. >>> contra costa county fire department called to a home on betty lane off st. mary's road around 1:00, two people did suffered minor injuries. crews say smoke and flames were visible from the front d

and marshall begin the first serious attempt to enroll a black student in a segregated white university. juan williams: a judge at the lower court level, eugene o'dunne, calls the case andmarshall, accompanied by de houston, and they make the argument that if the university doesn't have a separate and equal law school for blacks, then it must admit blacks to the existing facility. rawn james: they say your honor we're not asking you to overturn plessy versus ferguson. we would not ask you to do that. we know this is a trial court. we are asking you to enforce plessy v ferguson. narrator: under his close supervision, marshall joined houston in the use of exhaustive research to confront and surprise university of maryland president raymond pearson, as well as the dean of the law school, with questions they could not answer. rawn james: is there a law school for the colored citizens to go to? the answer is no. therefore maryland is violating the rights of its colored citizens under plessy v ferguson. the judge shocks everybody in the courtroom. houston and marshall's argument prevailed. and donald murray

month-old william bankrupt pictured on the left, the district attorney said that his grandmother picture on the right, 44-year-old, took the baby and on the run. haynes was seen driving a white 2004 acura. if you see her or william brown, call 9-1-1 and you can down led our news app for the latest. >> a bill sitting on the governor's deck could have a huge impact if you use uber and lyft. >> it could be much stricter background checks. matt keller is at sfo with the details. matt? >> yes, kristen, uber and lyft swarm around sfo and you can see the cans are everywhere but the people behind the wheel that lawmakers want to take a closer look at. state lawmakers passed a bill now headed to the governor for his signature. it would require uber and lyft to conduct background checks on all drivers and lay off certain criminals outlawing them from employing registers sex offenders, terrorists or violent dispel loans. people convicted of assault or driving under the influence for the past 15 jeers ban. some passengers tell us how they felt. >> there are so man crazy people and the people that get through all the filters and we are probably in more danger in our own car than uber dri

is accused of bursting into chalk lines barber shop opening fire killing lee barfield brandon white and william gonzalez. he is accused of killing the officials say shyne is part of the heartless felons gang and it was gang related. he was released december 2014 after serving two years on robbery and weapons charges. jury selection is expected to last several weeks t. will be a long trial. the trial could last up to two months because of the multiple charges, victims and testimony. prosecutors have the option to pursue the death penalty i case. getting answers, chris tanaka, cleveland 19. >> romona: thank you, chris. >>> we are getting answers about the background of the 19-year-old charged with carjacking a person at saint rocco's festival and causing a crash that killed a mother. cleveland 19 news did checking: brian byrnes does not have an adult criminal background but we discovered he has a lengthy juvenile record including he faces much more serious charges in the death of shirley duncan-barnes. >> mark: donald trump and participate in a forum focusing on national security. trump got a sta

brandon white, walter barfield and william gonzales all died in the attack. the state also accuses shine in another murder as well as an attempted murder. he's facing the death penalty. >> brian: the state of ohio is battling a central ohio newspaper over the autopsy results of eight family members killed in pike county. dewine claims releasing those final autopsies in the unsolved murders would threaten the investigation. the columbus dispatch claims the coroner is improperly with holding those reports. seven adults and a teenaged boy from the rhoden family were found shot in four homes near piketon in april. >>> a wannabe psychic in mentor should have seen this one coming. she's accused of stealing $1.5 million in cash, jewelry, gift cards and luxury cars from her clie conned nearly a $clients. they hit the 41-year-old with 28 charges including corrupt activity, theft and telecommunication fraud. miller allegedly told her victims that something bad was going to happen to their families if they refused to pay her. >> tia: macedonia police are looking for cro

>> trump rallies wherever they are, draw far more whites than blacks, a trend williams defied long before trump began his late campaign minority >> what do you have to lose the? >> because i'm black does that mean i live a certain lifestyle, fall into a category. if you are for education, regardless, black or white. i am for it. talking about building economic system. black or white. i support you. >> reporter: there is something else that works for trump. >> look hck her up. lock her up. visceral almost primal hatred of hillary clinton. >> often gets ugly on the trail. betsey wilson of virginia came to a trump rally in patriotic address and full of clinton skepticism. >> i don't believe hillary. i would like to see a woman president, but not her. >> which brings us back to courtney modacet and day-long wait for trump. >> what happens to the country if trump isn't elected. >> that is a" i cannot answer. you don't know. you can't trust her. that's the thing. >> and we will make america great again. >> we want trump. we want trump. >> trump supporters don't know the exact direction, trump w

did get violent: deputies say the williams family may be traveling in a 2000, white, ford expedition with ?this florida tag... d-n-s-c-6-2. again -- officials believe they're heading to west virginia or ohio. if you see the vehicle or the two siblings -- you're asked to call 9-1-1. the terror threat continues this morning in the overnight... police found ?another suspicious package in a trash can. this time, outside a train station in elizabeth, new jersey. the package has been removed... by train service is on hold, until they can clear the area. also overnight... authorities took five people into custody after a traffic stop near the verrazano bridge in new york. they are questioning them about an explosion in manhattan on sunday. the bomb went off saturday night in a chelsea neighborhood along 23rd street. the blast shattered nearby glass windows, as people ran for cor. people were injured... but thankfully ?everyone survived. and on 27th street... a similar pressure-cooker device with a cellphone attached... was left on the sidewalk. it failed to detonate. new york is now bringin

this comes as another hack exposed sensitive white house information, including the first lady's passport. nbc's pete williams details. >> reporter: to prepare michelle obama's visit to the middle east last year, a contract employee working for the white house got an image of her passport, including personal data, which were obscuring and sent it on to his own non-secured gmail account. e-mails from his account including the passport have now been posted on the website of a hacker group called dc leaks which u.s. officials suspect is run by russian intelligence. the site says if such sensitive information can be hacked, quote, we will see the fall of our country. the same site last week posted campaign related e-mails hacked from colin powell. part of a string of cyberattacks on political targets u.s. officials say may be intended to influence volters. >> we're deeply concerned the russians are meddling, and from what we know of the russian system, instructions we believe would only come from the highest levels. >> the latest hacked e-mails include briefing materials for visits, such as a trip in june by vice

white house... the details in tonight's buzz. the big apple is paying tribute to robin williams. a non-rpofit foundation is opening the "robin williams center" in manhattan. the facility will offer free educational programming for hollywood's union members. a hacker is trying to sell photos stolen from kate middleton's sister... pippa. according to reports, around three-thousand pictures are believed to have been illegally taken from pippa middleton's i-cloud account. the images are said to include pictures of pippa and her fianc getting ready for their upcoming wedding... as well as pictures of the duchess of cambridge and prince william's children. the anonymous seller contacted media organizations demanding a minimum dicaprio is headed to the white house... dicaprio and president obama are calling climate change a serious issue for the united states. and next month, president obama will discuss the issue in detail with dicaprio. dicaprio will then debut his new documentary "before the flood" on the white house's south lawn. darien: why have the latest smartphone if you can't u

. >> reporter: william and date getting a night away from the white horse canada, a town built during the gold rush located along the yukon river. now said to have the cleanest air in the world. a spectacular setting and last night's stunning performances that almost got william on his feet. >> you must dance. >> that's what he said. >> reporter: there was more to see the world famous northern lights often visible from white horse at this time of year. earlier the royal couple pigged grapes and tried local food during a tour of canada 30 years ago. tomorrow the duke and dutchess head back to their own children with plenty of stories to tell. >> and prince william and princess kate also spent time in yukon, canada visiting a museum and attending a community festival. so -- >> what a great time of year to be checking out that part of canada, the country's amazing over there. i want to check it out. >> beautiful. and i also want to know where kate gets all of her clothes. 7news straight ahead, everybody. >> 7news at 6:00 starts right now. >>> a deep sea mystery. a once missing boater is

white female with dirty blonde hair and blue eyes. she's about 5'10" and weighs about 110 pounds. now, police say she was last seen with her biological father. his name is william c. rt he's a 40-year-old white male who stands at 5'10" with brown hair and brown eyes. police say he has a drug history and is known to use meth. he could be driving a black ford ranger with ohio tags pjl4802. now, police say if you see that car, if you see robin, if you see her father, william, they immediately. all eyes are looking for this teenager. everyone is worried and hoping that she can get back home safely. for now we get answers here in brunswick. i'm sia nyorkor. back to you. it >> nichole: thanks, sia. don't forget to download the "cleveland 19 news" news app to get breaking news. it is a free download in the app store. >> tia: we're going to ask more questions about this today. a proposal to raise cleveland's minimum wage. it will go on the upcoming spring. city council leaders approved putting the measure on the ballot last night. it passed the measure and would raise the city's minimum wage up to $12 an hour with a plan to gradually raise it to $15 an hour. >>> also l

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in the white house allowed william mckinley to become a sitting duck. they arranged for him to participate in an open receiving line, where any interested party could join the line, greet the president, shake his hand, and that's exactly what his assassin did. this gentleman was an anarchist. he believed the best thing for mankind was for people to rise up and kill as many presidents, prime ministers, and kings as possible. this man was immaculately dressed. he certainly seemed to fit right in. interestingly, people noticed that his hand was covered by a towel.ea what they assumed is he was hiding some kind of injury or wound. when he got very close to mckinley, he with the ipped awayowel -- wh the towel, and hidden in his pistol. a small caliber he proceeds to shoot mckinley several times, point blank in the stomach. even today, that is a very serious injury. i'm afraid from that point on, everything that could go wrong, did go wrong. first of all, in a community the size of buffalo, there was at least one gentleman with a national and international re

williams. julie pace covers the white house and the campaign for the associated press. and washington examiner contributor lisa boothe. george, there is so much more security in this country now than there was 15 years ago, but the threat has also grown. bottom line, are we safer? >> i think we're probably safer from possible terrorism for several reasons. the war began badly, the war on terrors, but our wars often begin badly. pearl harbor, korea, and then we begin to learn. we've done a lot of learning about terrorism and we made technological advancements, some of which we know, some of which we're not allowed to know. so i think we are safer. i think the world at large is less safe because the threat is metastasized and europe with the threat of immigrants is more proximate to the caliphate than it was. that said, it seems to me america is miserably less safe than it was 15 years ago. for a number of reasons. threatening the baltic states, which are nato members. china is extremely aggressive in the south china sea which could be a flashpoint at any point. north kor

brandon white lad senn walter barfield and william gonzalez all died. shyne is facing the death penalty. >>> opening arguments begin next week. >>> he is accused in another killing as well as an attempted murder. >>> a woman claiming to be a psychic in mentor charges. prosecutors indicted gina miller accused of swindling $1.5 million in jewelry, gift cards from clients and miller conned nearly a dozen victims by telling them harm would come to their families if they refused to pay her. >> romona: donald trump is coming back to cleveland tomorrow. he will deliver a speech at the cleveland arts and social sciences academy set for 2:00 plans for the military at a speech in philadelphia. he says he wants to spend billions to beef up the military increasing troops, navy ships and fighter planes. >> immediately after taking office i will ask my generals to present to me a plan within 30 days to defeat and destroy isis. >> his whole campaign has been one long insult to all those who warn the uniform. >> endorsement from the "dallas morning news." the first dem

syndicated columnist george well, juan williams, julie pace who covers the white house and the campaign for the associated press. and washington examiner contributor lisa booth. george, there's so much more security in this country now than there was 15 years ago but the threat has also grown. bottom line, are we safer? >> i think we're probably safer from terrorism. i'll come back to that. for several reasons, the war began badly. then we begin to learn. and we've done a lot of learning about terrorism and as the secretary just stressed, we've made technological advancements. some of which we know, some of which we don't know. i think the world at large is less safe because the threat has metastasized and particularly because europe, with unassimilated communities of immigrants, is just proximate, more proximate to the caliphate, the isis caliphate than it was. that said, it seems to me america today is measurably less safe than it was 15 years ago for a number of reasons. putin is ram pant on russia dismantling the european nation threatening the balance particular states which are na

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williams. julia page, covers the white house for associated press, and rachel campos-duffy, a nonprofit that educates latinos about conservative positions. i want to start with a fascinating poll from "the wall street journal" this week. let's put it on the screen. people were asked top concerns about the candidates, about trump, 33% said not the right temperament for commander in chief. talked about this with mike pence. 27% says language about women, immigrants, muslims. for clinton, 36 say dealings with syria, iraq, libya. 29% private e-mail server. jerry, i saw that, my reaction was trump has an easier challenge, it is about how he acts. with clinton, it is about what she's done. then trump played the gennifer flowers card. >> there you have it. you have actions versus attributes. actions that trouble people, attributes that trouble people. i think those questions frame well the debate we will see monday night, those are the attack points for both sides. i don't know which two people think are easier to swallow, actions which might have been mistakes or attributes that might never change. it is d

williams. julia page, covers the white house for associated press, and rachel campos-duffy, a nonprofit that educatesatinos about conservative positions. i want to start with a fascinating poll from "the wall street journal" this week. let's put it on the screen. people were asked top concerns about the candidates, about trump, 33% said not the right temperament for commander in chief. talked about this with mike pence. 27% says language about women, immigrants, muslims. for clinton, 36 say dealings with syria, iraq, libya. 29% private e-mail server. jerry, i saw that, my reaction was trump has an easier challenge, it is about how he acts. with clinton, it is about what she's done. then trump played the gennifer flowers card. >> there you have it. you have actions versus attributes. actions that trouble people, attributes that trouble people. i think those questions frame well the debate we will see monday night, those are the attack points for both sides. i don't know which two people think are easier to swallow, actions which might have been mistakes or attributes that might never change. it is dif