. >> another former employee whose called herself tina and fears retribution said there were red flags before the deadly action. >> there were problems and some of the companies that the jobs were hired for sent the trucks back. >> our attempts to speak with the owner of roby trucking were declined. the company is still in business. >> i have seen the trucks on the road today. today. >> c.h.p. said it could take a month and a half to review and possibly revoke the motor carrier permit for roby trucking. >> a pilot killed during a crash on monday night in livermore has been identified now as 75-year-old michael seal of pleasanton. the plane went down in a field near hartford and north livermore avenue starting a two acre grass fire. you can see the charred area and the earth is scorched. he was an experienced pilot and the plan likely had control problems. >> google hold the annual shareholders meeting in mountain view. protesters are going to raise questions about the google driverless cars. consumer watchdog will confront executives during the question-and-answer session. last in, goo

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like john belushi, mike myers and tina fey. >> please. i haven't done anything. >> freeze! >> reporter: it turns out improv is something teens with autism can do here as well. finding a place where they belong. >> what do you enjoy about the class? >> i can just kickback, be myself. >> reporter: many with high-functioning autism or as berger's. >> i feel like why can't i understand. why do i have to see everything little minded when&see everything black or white when they see all these shades of gray. >> it is working on your social skills. something that so many of us take for granted. but a lot of people do have challenges in that area. and this enables them that opportunity to come and practice. >> reporter: by playing basic improv games. molly fisher and nick john developed the idea. >> the exercises they're doing, are they different than any other improv class. >> no. >> reporter: nick was inspired by his daughter who has autism. >> they get so much therapy day to day. why not cut that loose and do a second city class. >> reporter: and the kids are seeing benefits. con

but more typical is the woman tina, from jefferson parish, louisiana. she walks up to me and she says, you know, i am 56 years old and i have a hysterectomy and i have no kids. and i am thinking, ok. [laughter] and she says, i am paying $500 a month on insurance with a $6,000 deductible. another woman walks up and says, i'm 58 in my husband is 57. unless my name is sarah and he is abraham, we do not need to be paying for obstetrical services. and by the way my policy has gone from $12,000 to $22,000 a year. i said that on the campaign trail. a reporter wanted to fact technique. we looked it up. no, she is wrong. it is $25,000 a year's. -- $25,000 a year. those of the stories i'm hearing. host: do you think we will see a decline in the number of primary care physicians because of the affordable care act? senator cassidy: doctors are discouraged. they are retiring early, if they can. i would like to think -- you do not want someone to be ground down, but you have to log on to a computer and say, yes counsel the patient about cancer and by the way also tal

. >> another former employee who calls herself tina and fears rete pro biewtion says there were red flags even before the dead reaccident. >> there were problems and some of the companies that the jobs they were hired for sent the trucks back. >> our attempts to speak with the owner of robbie trucking were de cleaned. meanwhile his company is still in business. >> i have seen the trucks on the road today. today. >> the chp says it could take a month and a half to review and possibly revoke the motor carrier permit for robbie trucking. in vallejo, alan wang abc7 news. >>> a woman pled gel tee to felony charges of making and storing explosives. she is expected to receive a 150-day jail sentence and three years probation. officers found 87 of these devices when they searched her bedroom in february and say she ignited explosives just to intimidate someone. >>> we are learning new details about two people facing charges of trying to run down an officer in san jose. juan antonio gonzalez were already wanted on felony warrants. they attempted to pull over the two when they said he tried to run

. >> neighbors express a collective disbelief over the arrest of tina moosley. >> it blows my mind, you don't know who your neighbors are. >> they're used to seeing the mother at a bus stop now she's in handcuffed charged with giving a girl and boy alcohol, condoms and encouraged them to engage in sexual acts while she shot video of it. >> i think it's horrible. >> reporter: police launched a sex crime investigation after a tip came into a child hotline may 4th. they uncovered a videotape may 2nd. the video shows moosley telling the intoxicated boy to pour pancake syrup on his chest and the girl to lick it off. >> i would never have figured anything like this to come from this person here. >> reporter: the neighborhood is a place of families with children around the same age of the two alleged child victims, where sex, alcohol, and videotape ended in this woman's arrest. >> i have three kids in this neighborhood, to find out this stuff is amazing. it's shocking to hear that. shocking to hear that. >> reporter: moosley sobbed in court while she was arraigned on charges of corruption of m

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. >> 54-year-old tina of lower southampton is charged with corruption of minors. that alleged incident involving her child and a 13 year old boy happened at mousily home on clayton avenue may second. authorities say mousily also gave those children condoms. she's now being held on $50,000 bail. >>> a man who says jerry sandusky sexually abused him as a teen went to court to force prosecutors to file charges. the man is now 43 and claims he was abused when he was 16 and took part in a football camp run by sandusky at penn state. the office of attorney attorney general kathleen kane met with the man in april but it was determined the alleged abuse in 1988 was outside the statute of limitations. attorneys for that man say it adversely affected his life. >> his life went out of control. we're talking drugs alcohol substantial criminal activity for which he was incarcerateed. and it's a sad story from the very beginning. it really is. the man's lawyer filed an appeal today it names kane and two of her deputees. >>> the convicted killer raphael jones will spent the rest

but i had decided my editor, tina brown, asked me if i would go to waco and write about under the siege. i feel that i would be useful but i had been really moved by the fact that just before the apocalyptic ending there was a van of children sent out of the compound. they looked so lost. and they went through the police line the atf, the fbi were there and they went through the media with all of the camera and so on. and you could see their faces. and i thought they are leaving everybody and searching with the cults in the past and i found that jim jones actually had three sons who survived jones town because they were off in the capital of giana, georgetown in a basketball tournament and never shared their story. so, and i am not sure exactly why they agreed to talk to me. there are three sons and two of them are adopted. steven, the natural son, looks so much like his father and extroidinarily handsome with this father's cheek bones. and 15 years has passed since 900 people died and tim had never told his wife. and one surprised his wife. we went to a restaurant and tim is physically

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>> tina and mina. >> i don't want to let them down. this stock had a huge dip a couple of months ago. it seems to be building a base right at these levels. it's flat year on year to date. i would say if you want to buy it maybe go in there with a 20% position. >> dan, there was some concern about anthropohl jie. >> there's some concern about the whole thing there. that gap on the last quarter was really bad and it hasn't been able to get going here, so to me i think you have $35 as a big, big support level. i suspect it's going to break here. none of these teen retailers have been doing well. i don't think you buy it here. $30. that was the low last year. that's where you step in. >> any retail trades? >> look, macy's has gone from 63 to 69. we know there are catalysts in the stock which are not only when the com rpz low and they look better. but the monetization of their land bank and their release, some of the most attractive real estate in the world it's undervalued. people are look at that. >> we know hedge funds have been knocking

look like living stuffed animals and a pomeranians who is stuffed with cuteness and they taste like tina butter. walking the dog is too exhausting when you are that adorable. jim decided to take his lazy carcass to a toy start so he could ride a little nerdy. ♪ ♪ >> is so catchy. my girls are getting a dog soon and my worry is they will see it and make up their rational mind for their own reasons. oh yes ladies they are cute but make no mistake he is not a dog. he is a fetish. i am leaning towards a french bulldog because they are compacting classy and you can put berets on them. topic number four. duane the rock johnson is a great driver in this movie but in real life the san andreas star was driving in wakefield massachusetts when he sideswiped a local man struck that the man was so flattered that he was hit by the rock. he was wrecked by the rock. he would not allow the movie starred to pay for damages. the rock posted this picture an instagram with the caption he refused to accept any money. they want to thank him for being so cool about the whole thing. life is funny because you

tina fey and i will be promoting "sisters" in a few months and that is the opposite. >> reporter: how great that you can do both. >> oh, yeah. i'm the luckiest girl in the world. >> reporter: we also hear the voice talents of bill hader and mindy kaling. and there's a pre-party for the kids and families, so they get food, fun games. they'll be all ready once the screening begins at the el captain theater. >> looks like a fun party. >> it certainly does. >>> beyonce is crazy in love with her new diet. and wants you to try it too. the diet program focuses on going fully vegan in three weeks. the major rules, choose planting over be proover processed. drink plenty of water. >> i am not naturally the thinnest woman. i have curves. i'm proud of my curves and i have struggled since a young age with diet. and finding something that actually works, actually keeps keeps the weight off has been difficult for me. >> beyonce is such a fan of her new diet she's partnering with her trainer to start a vegan meal delivery service. >>> time for ask finney. michael finney answering questions sent in by

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. >> reporter: tina similars says she came across a side show inest oakland on father's day and died. >> he had flood all over him and he layed on the ground and nobody would touch him. >> these are dangerous acts not acts for everyone. >> reporter: getting help if the dhp and the sheriff's department. they will always use knew strategies. >> we can't say everything with you, but what we can say is we are increasing staffing. >> police come in here and try to use their force for no reason. it's just kids having fun. >> reporter: returns to mccar they are today and topeka point someone peeled out during our interview. >> i don't know. it's been going on for a long time. i don't see it stopping. >> reporter: opd asking for video or pictures that show the attack on the officer who was injured. they say you can remain anonymous for. we might be able to judge that for this upcoming weekend. live in oakland ken wayne ktvu fox 2 news. >>> in south carolina hundreds of people stood in line to pay their respects to one of the nine people killed inside a church in charleston. their casket carry

>> guess i'll get my tina on. >> jimmy: that is viola davis and "lila & eve" opens in theaters and on demand july 17th. >> they're two women who lose a child. they each lose a child to murder and take it into their own hands to seek revenge. that's all i'm going to say. >> jimmy: mm-hm. >> see women, are clapping. >> jimmy: i know. women like killing, especially when it comes to -- >> yeah! >> have you seen snapped? >> jimmy: no, i haven't seen snapped. is that like whitey with knives? >> oh, they have more than knives. >> jimmy: what is snapped about? >> it's a show. i think it's on own where they profile women who have snapped. they're seemingly normal women, schoolteachers, beauty queens, your wife. >> jimmy: who did my wife kill? >> but it's just seemingly normal women, and then just one day they snap. usually they kill their lover or their lover's lover or -- >> jimmy: and do we root for the ones who snapped? >> no. they're real stories, and it's fascinating. you get some popcorn and some chocolate on a late sunday night, and you can watch five hours of snapped. >> jimmy: i'm wor

. >> when tina was found in the red river canadians awoke from an epidemic of missing and murdered aboriginal girls. >> it had to take her dying to make a difference. >> she opened the door for all the women out there. >> the canadian government said 1200 aboriginal women or girls have been murdered or gone missing from 1980 to 2012, but prime minister stephen harper has rebuffed calls for an inquiry. >> we should not view it as a cultural phenomenon but of crime crime. >> indigenous people as a whole don't have equitable access is to education justice reproductive health, food, water, housing. it is all of those issues that create this fear of violence against indigenous women and girls. >> this is where the police found the body of lisa fontaine wrapped in plastic. the horrific details caught the attention of the nation. felicia osborn was found in the same spot and countless others have been murdered or gone missing since. felicia is one of four relatives of those who have gone missing or murdered. >> they were not someone who was disposable, it would be just thrown in a river like they're

. >> and tina fey, created a role just for him. >> and getting emmy buzz for it. >> deserves that too. "access hollywood live" starts right now. >> very excited. >>> stand by billy and kit. stand by camera two.

. >> when tina fontaine was found in the red river canadians awoke to an epidemic of murdered and missing aboriginal girls. >> she opened the doors for all the women out there. indigenous people don't have access to education, reproductive health, food, water, housing. it's those issues that create this sphere of violence in indigenous women and girls. >> reporter: as the calls to treat it is a danger disproportionately affecting aboriginals goes louder, those mourning them is longer >>> you joined some of these people as they were on a boat, dredging the river for bodies, something the police were not doing. what was the process like? >> i was overcome with a sense of hopelessness. we have a little boat. dragging the river six feet at a time, it was a huge river. the police are driving buy. they are not doing the same thing. these aboriginals are dragging the river, patrolling their own neighbourhood and doing it themselves because they feel like the larger government is not locking at this as a bigger problem, that the larger government is not focussed on patrolling their neighbourhood.

tina mousley was arrested yesterday. police say mousley gave a 13-year-old boy and an 11-year-old girl alcohol and condoms and urged them to have sex while she shot video of it. neighbors tell us they're shocked. >> i have three kids in this neighborhood, to find out this stuff is amazing. it's -- it's shocking to hear that. >> mousley could not post bail so she's being held in a bucks county jail. >>> investigators discovered the victims after responding to a fire in bristol township back in 2013. prosecutors say johnson set the fire to destroy evidence. he could face the death penalty at sentencing. >>> 2it is 6:36. and 56 degrees outside. michael nutter will go to washington to talk about rail service. he will be part of a discussion with transport secretary ray lahood. both will follow tom carper who will talk about economic impact on the corridor. the amtrak train crashed last month killed eight passengers and injured more than 200 others. on tuesday, the commission gave ntsb two weeks to discuss the derailment. >>>

. >> some students with finishing their year graduation for overbrook seniors like tina, how hard have you worked for this day? >> long nights of studying, very hard. >> many worry that the extreme heat will affect the commencement. >> i hope we get through this before the rain comes. >> the heat and rain i'm nervous, we are proud he is third in his class. >> the heat and humidity were hard to ignore. proud families bask the glow of their new graduates and the sun many came prepared with umbrellas and bottles of water and snuck into the shade when they could but mostly enjoyed the come plirkmentes of these young men and women. >> we would have been here if it was 102, because this is a great day. a great day but hot one as well. >> tomorrow is not suppose to be as bad but we have relief in sight. katherine scott, channel 6 "action news." >> some of our areas top baseball prospects hit the field in the hopes of winning the philadelphia carpenter's cup the urban showcase field the field is maintained by the phillies and supports the team's mission to provide free instruction to low incom

> i love tina. she's amazing. the thing is you have to understand how big a project this is. for people who don't do magazines, they don't know what they're getting into and that was the lucky thing for me is when i asked them to do it they didn't know so they said yes. it's like a year-long project. >> were you sending her pages to review? >> oh, yeah. everything was going back and forth. >> how did you send them down there, e-mail pds? >> you do. i said don't you have a secret drop box. i said aren't you afraid of being hacked. the thing is tina has said to me if we had any this was going to take so long we would have never done it. i said i know you wouldn't have and that's why it's great. this is the first one. >> the first lady's issue is on stands tomorrow. leslie jane see are moore, how great. >>> up next, we learn about the gunman in the massacre. why the fbi director said his actions don't amount to terrorism. >>> plus barack obama speaks out on race and discrimination and doesn't shy away

eric's principal tina mccord says his departure is tough on everyone. >> check you later, man. >> i think the students are feeling it. and i know the staff is. i -- whew i feel very much like a mother hen of all the students here. for eric i am proud of him. he has come so far. but it's concerning that that it is not, he is not going to some place that is going to be -- supportive and meet his need and allow him to move ahead. i feel worried about him. so -- that makes it harder to see him go. >> time to go home. >> everybody should give these kids and these adults a chance because what they bring to the table -- is really amazing. they have so much to add. >> bye. >> >> bye. >> good-bye. >> all right. bye. >> i'll see you. you ready? >> eric get on the school bus for the very last time. headed towards an uncertain future. >> while eric's transition was deliberately unceremonious, nick's is much more of a celebration. >> graduation. >> although nick hasn't been in a regular classroom for most of his life, he is participating in the school district's graduation ceremony at his parents' req

when tina fey did her portrayal of sarah palin. >> can i see russia from my house. >> we never knew how she viewed sarah palin and it's disappointing that kate mckinnon is revealing she's a fan. now her impersonations won't seem quite as biting. coming up a salute of sorts to the most patient man in television.i am buzzed off at al sharpton. at the past it's been right wing e van ja lists who say natural disasters are because of something. now here's al in the wake of the deadly storms in houston saying do you think it's related to climate control or gotd's rebuke? i'm just so sick of people who politicize tragedies left or right. at least 23 people died in those storms. time for your top medias. they're all gentleman but have no chance of ever being president. it's not the job of the immediate to tell us who is a serious candidate and who is not. and skully sudden i gaining a bit of fame. >> the most patient man on television endures the american public. >> i don't know what's going on in this world right now. obama is a muslim, and that's all i got to say. >> obama is not a muslim but

. >>> hey, today for the first time in district's history a street will be named in honor of a la tina. the carlos school will rename the 500 block of "v" street as sonia gutierrez way. she served as an educator for more than 30 years and that naming ceremony begins at 10:00 this morning. >>> here are four things to know as you head out the door. police are paying close attention to one of the victims in the quadruple case. police are searching a car that belonged to the assistant. >>> disaster teams in china righted the capsized cruise liner to search for the people still missing. so far 97 bodies have been found, 14 survived. >>> today the final preparations are underway in wilmington for the funeral of beau biden. friends, family and colleagues gathered yesterday to honor the former attorney general. it was the first of several services to be held before tomorrow's mass. biden was 46 years old. he died after a battle with brain cancer. >>> the white house says 4 million federal workers' personal data may have fallen into the hands of hackers. china said it's not involved. >>> that's

there are some homes you can see them there in the picture, criss tina r is on the -- cristina rendon is on the phone, on the way to the fire. >> reporter: we can see this smoke growing by the minute. when we first spotted it we were in bay point. we followed it here. i can see the hills thereat on fire. there is a definite -- large portion that is on fire. we can also see air support over head. we see two planes that come to help out and drop water on the fire. it is growing fast. we are in a neighborhood right now, i believe the streets are silverado drive. this is a residential area in antioch. and the homes are too far from where the fire is burning. [ talking at the same time ] >> reporter: we do know they did evacuate the park area there. they said they wanted to get the people out, all the cars out. this is a fast spreading fire. we were talking to firefighters on twitter, they were keeping us updated saying it was 100 acres and growing, it was burning near the contraloma regional park. all i can tell you is we are driving to the fire, trying to get as close as we can and it is

then i have ben and matt and mark and all these people to help me get my spirits up and tina fey and all the people calling me. the case is settled, but the pain is always going to be there for jimmy mac, a close friend of mine a comrade in comedy. he was a loving man, and he was a warm man. he was a good man. it just hurts me to see that he's gone. >> morgan says he doesn't remember anything about the accident that night. he also says he was grateful that walmart had taken full responsibility for what happened. >>> he was an iraq war veteran, a hard-hitting attorney general, the son of vice president joe biden. to those who knew him, he was just beau a husband, a father a brother, and a friend. 46-year-old beau biden died saturday after a long battle with brain cancer. he leaves behind a wife and two young children. cnn's chief medical correspondent, dr. sanjay gupta, has more on the illness that took beau booitdeniden's life. >> beau biden was diagnosed with brain sercancer in 2013. he had an operation at that time chemotherapy radiation. he was thought to have no evidence of the d

michael and tina were high school sweethearts who reconnected decades later. they never showed up at work last monday. their abandoned car was found near their house that night. police and neighbors are going door-to-door looking for clues. it is not clear if the couple took off on their own or if foul play is involved. a $4,000 reward is being offered. >>> one of the most notorious crime bosses in history now saying that his life was wasted. boston's mobster james whitey bulger currently serving two life sentences giving a surprising response to a letter from high schoolers doing a research project. he was apologetic saying quote, my life was wasted, brought shame and suffering on my parents and siblings. adding quote, advice is a cheap commodity. if you want to make crime pay, go to law school. he suggested the girls look to veterans for their leadership project. >>> the v.a. has a new mission to get 50,000 homeless veterans off the street and back to work as part of a new program. more than 150 will identify job ready veterans and connect them with local bu

tina: how was date night? great. it was all right. it was great. it was fine. it was really good. yeah, it was fine. i'll take my doggie bag now. breadsticks, breadsticks, breadsticks. breadsticks! well, i'm going to sleep. i'm exhausted from painting the town beige. what's that supposed to mean? i-i thought you liked rudy's. yeah, the first 15 times. bobby, we almost never get to go out. next time we should try something new. look, we work hard so on the rare occasion we take a little break, it's nice to know what we're getting. whoa, dad. turn the romance down a notch, eh?

. >> tina is a psychiatric nurse practitioner. nurse practitioners have prescriptive authorities, they can provide narcotics, they can provide medications for psychiatric illnesses. but she is experienced in making decisions about whether a patient needs to be in some sort of protective environment. or is deemed okay to return to the general population. >> while mclemore's actions may be shocking to an outsider, nurse olny thinks they may be something other than a mental health issue. >> there can be some manipulation that goes along with this kind of behavior. we see it fairly frequently here. because he's been here since may and it's now september and why this behavior now? we have very good actors here. so i'll be looking to see is there something psychotic going on with him? or is this a behavior management problem. >> mclemore. what kind of problems are you having? >> i'm seeing things in my room and hearing things. like i been seeing them since i was young. and i'm still seeing them. now i see the devil and stuff. devil mad

tina browne, former editor of "newsweek" tweeted quote: legal weed contributes to us being a fatter dumber, sleepier nation even less able to compete with the chinese unquote. that'seing true. the stats back it up let's take it step-by-step. if you use any intoxicating agent leave reality. not satisfied with current state of mind, high, buzz dollars, blasted whatever. some adults canie handle that on occasion, some cannot. it's literally russian ryu lead. but putting intoxicating agents in the hands ofon children can be devastating. according to research by the society for the study of addiction, teenagers using marijuana before the age of 18 are two to four times more likely to develop psychosis compared to those who don't. one in six children who try pot will become addicted according to the national institutes of health, latest study by that organization says that nearly 2% of seniors in american high schools right now admit to smoking marijuana recently. that's an incredible stat. so why is this all happening? one of the reasons is because a pot legalizers have made the drug glamorous

. >> tina moseley said nothing as police led her inside the courtroom. she sobbed as she waited for the judge. she gave beer to two kids, ordered one to pour pancake syrup on himself and ordered another girl to lick it off. police obtained the videotape that showed the two kids engaging in other various sexual acts. saying she didn't have any money and poses no threat to children the judge, disagreed and ordered if she is released she have no contact with the victims or any minors. nbc 10 went to moseley's home a man there wouldn't go on camera but said the whole incident is upsetting. according to police the victims reported moseley buying condoms for them so they could have sex. >> now, i did ask police if they've obtained the video. they believe they have the copy that exists. reporting live in lower south hampton township, nbc 10 news. >>> new at 5:00 video of a shoplifting suspect confronted in a philadelphia grocery store before he threatens an employee with a dirty needle. take a look at this video. the man police are looking for was at the shop r

. >> morgan credits his comedy colleagues people like tina fey, his family and the medical staff for his recovery. >> i love comedy. i love comedy. i'll never stop loving her. i love comedy and i can't wait to get back to it. but right now, my goal is just to heal. >> the terms of the settlement with walmart were not disclosed, we know that the walmart driver was traveling more than 20 miles an hour above the speed limit and safety officials say he had been awake for more than 24 hours when the crash happened. >>> well next tonight at 6:00 get ready for a stormy night. right, sheena? >> that's right, renee we're dealing with localized flooding right now. more thunderstorms moving in. and we even have some severe thunderstorms approaching the area. i'll track those for you. let you know what to expect for the rest of the evening coming up. >>> and new at 6:00 80 times what a local nurse is accused of doing that got her arrested. we work weekends here. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, we give our patients the freedom to ma

your de niro is still hands down -- you and tina fey have the worst de niro impressions i've ever seen. >> questlove: i know. i'm sorry. >> jimmy: you do robert de niro, you go, a a little bit. this is me. okay, okay. now you do it. you do it. >> questlove: my turn. my turn. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter and applause ] yeah, yeah, yeah. meanwhile, there are reports that chris christie is going to announce that he's running for president as early as next week. yep, and it just so happens that our show is off next week for the fourth of july, so i'd like to say to chris christie, well played, my friend. [ laughter and applause ] well played indeed. oh, you got me. smart man. but that story's not going away. we'll still hit it before it gets too stale, which incidentally is what chris christie said about his leftover birthday cake. ♪ i'm kidding. i'm kidding. he'd never have leftover birthday cake. ♪ [ laughter and applause ] oh, man, this week google unveiled a new feature that allows people to unsend e-mail messages up to 30 seconds after they've sent. or as that's also known, still no

. >> yeah, like i remember tina saying, like, when sarah palin was happening, everyone kept saying, like her doorman was like, "you gotta sarah palin." >> seth: yeah. >> but it happens to me every day. people are like, "oh, too bad you haven't been on 'snl' since 2007." [ light laughter ] like you have to play this lady. and i got to say, like, the whole thing is very fascinating to me. >> seth: well, here's a clip of her getting asked questions by a reporter here in spokane. i don't know if anyone's seen this, but this is pretty great. >> oh, yeah. >> i was wondering if your dad really is an african-american man. >> that's a very -- i mean, i don't know what you're implying? >> are you african-american? [ light laughter ] >> i don't understand the question. i did tell you that, yes, that's my dad. and he was unable to come in january. >> are your parents -- >> oh. [ light laughter ] >> seth: okay, so let's just real quick -- >> so busted. >> seth: should we give them a taste real quick? i'll be the reporter? >> sure. >> seth: you can dolezal it up. >> yeah, no problem. [ cheers and appl

. >> reporter: this is where police found the body of tina wrapped in plastic. the horrific details of her case finally captured a nation's at tenning. 12 years earlier the body of another aboriginal girl was found in this same spot. felicia is one of four relatives who have gone missing or been murdered. >> they weren't someone who was disposable to just be thrown in a river like -- like they are garbage. it was prime minister harper's daughter, i think things would be different. >> reporter: so with the government treating the missing and murdered women each as an isolated crime, aboriginal people have taken upon it themselves dragging the red river for bodice as police watch from a distance. the bear clan is patrolling the streets. they say the police and government show an indifference that would never be tolerated in other communities. >> we want the same treatment from the police force as every other community gets. we know want people to know driving through our commune three looking for sex is not going to be accepted. >> reporter: as the calls to treat

tina krause reports the country closed its banks today in a last ditch effort to avoid a financial meltdown. >> reporter: tempers are running high in greece because cash is running out. the government shut down banks and is only allowing greeks to take out about $65 a day from an atm. here we are this woman says, waiting here like beggars to withdraw our own money. greece's new economic turmoil spread all the way to wall street where u.s. stocks dropped in early trading. markets sank even deeper across europe. french president francois is urging greece to stay united with europe, saying he believes their financial future could still be saved. greece loses access to more than $8 billion in loans when their international rescue plan expires tuesday. european creditors have offered to bail out greece and allow it to keep using the euro currency but only if the government slashes spending and raises taxes. prime minister alexis sipra says greeks will vote sunday whether to accept the conditions of the rescue plan. >> greek officials say the country's banks will remain closed for at least a week