oh, brenda... what are those? brenda, i can explain. i don't know what you had in mind for tonight but i am not that kind of girl! i can go to a locksmith! i'll bite them off! no, don't go, blender! i mean, brenda... thanks a lot! well, what did i do? ( imitates chrissy ): well, what did i do? let's just go back to the apartment and wait for jay. okay. chrissy, sweater, please! come on. excuse us. jim, let me have a coke. sure. you know those two who just left? sure, they come here a lot. what are their names? why? [excited scream] you just won a million dollars! no thanks. nice balloons, though! or no to more vacation days? janet, i'm giving you an extra week's vacation! oh, ah... nooo. what? no way. who says no to more? time warner cable's all about giving you more. like the most free hd channels and virtually unlimited movies and shows on demand, so you can binge all day. call now. secure home wifi to connect all your devices. saving on mobile data fees, helps big time. switch to time warner cable. for $89.99 a month you'll get free

"brenda - with tears in her eyes... "brenda - harvey".. describing her eyes... "brenda - harvey".. describing her fight for life. good evening everyone. i'm tisha powell. and i'm steve daniels. of a sudden' -- she realized a 'man' -- was 'waiting' for her 'inside'. it happened -- at about 'seven' this morning -- at the "cleveland drafthouse" -- on the 'johnston county side' of 'garner' -- off 'highway 42'. ....that's where angelica alvarez -- joins us 'live' -- with more on 'what happened'... angelica? people who work here at the cleveland draft house say long- time employee brenda harvey is the sweetest person they know... but they were not surprised when they saw that her first reaction to what happened... was to fight back. dead. that's what goes through my mind." overcome with emotion...brenda harvey relives the nightmare that started her day. this surveillance video shows a masked man walk into the back door of the cleveland draft house just after 7 a-m. you see him lie in wait... for several minutes... until harvey walks in. he takes her by surprise... pulls out a gun... then

yeah. >> reporter: brenda just immediately recognized that tea cart. she knew where it was, what used to be on it. what she did know was what we found underneath it or who found it. that is what we are going to tell you about tomorrow. >> can't wait to see her reaction to that. >>> you are here to give us an outlook. we're going to go up and then great temps for thursday. 80 on thursday. we'll talk about the 3-degree guarantee. now it's november. everyone voted for autism speaks. if i'm wrong, they get money. all right. we went for a high today of 62. a little nervous this morning because the cloud cover, we were 61. we made it. 74 of 78. go for a high tomorrow of 77 degrees. live look outside, a very mild night, dew points in the 50s. winds out of the south southwest at five. between that and cloud cover and more humidity, pretty mild night. bus stop temps pretty mild too. 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. pretty nice. 70s return wednesday, thursday. some 80s on thursday especially south and west of you. showers and a thunderstorm on contemplating yellow alert f

her name is brenda and she's known as mrs. petaluma pete. >> for a decade, john marr has provided a lively soundtrack in the heart of downtown. >> we love him. he's part of the petaluma scene three part of what makes petaluma great. >> fans always gather. but lately faces missing, john's wife of 44 years. was she had been told was a hemorrhoid was actually a tumor, rare cancer, advance by the time she saw specialist. >> to the scan and said okay, we are starting right away on you. we're going to go for the cure they said. >>> it's the day before thanksgiving and i'm getting hydration. >> brenda's recovering from chemo and radiation so she's weekend of able to get out much. >> she has that smile. hard to talk about >> cancer has changed everything, except brenda. spanish is so strong and so gracious right up until the last few moments we had to close up >> a thriving antique shop she had to shop. but people packed the stores of her final days knowing she was sick and that their purchases would help. brenda was a leader in impro

brenda young's fate will be determined at a meeting tonight. and ryan hughes is live in lakeland this morning. school records show young went into data base to change documents incity kate -- documents here indicate that she changed the records of the student who was hit. brenda young told supervisors he was not required to cross the road to get to the bus stop. on the day of the accident, she went in and changed his records. she was suspended without by her home yesterday, listen here. >> reporter: are you fighting for determination? >> yes, aim. >> reporter: do you -- did you not do what they are saying you did? >> i did not do it. >> the superintendent of schools wants brenda young fired, and she will go before the school board at 5:00 don't to fight for her job, gayle. back to you. >> it will be interesting to see how it plays out. thank you, ryan. >>> 6:05 is the time, and a wrong end of the law this morning. her toddler found wandering on the streets by herself, and this is not the first time it has happened. 24-year-old whitney shoemaker

seth day in 2014, brenda remembers beverly easing back into work. she was going to show a house near her home. the potential buyers were offering cash. >> she really didn't want to go, she was tired. but she was hoping she would be able to get a fast close because if it's a cash close you can also close it quicker. >> everyday, run of the mill showing. >> no brainer, yeah. >> beverly led left the office and headed off to show the property to a young couple. she told her husband she'd be home for dinner. but you didn't hear from her? >> uh-uh. >> carl said he started to worry. beverly had given her the address so he decided to take a ride over. >> if she was over there, her car would be there. i drove around there and there was her car. >> beverly was not in the house? >> yeah. >> so this is panic time for you. >> yep. i thought it was weird because beverly wouldn't leave unless she was in her car. >> did you call the police? >> yes. instantly. >> that call set off a frantic search for beverly carter. where was she? >>> coming up, what happened to be

i love you, brenda. i love you, too, francine. i love, mister-- get back, fat stuff! hey, what are you saying?! i don't like you! neither do i! [group shouting] everybody hold it! hold it down! [whistles] hold it! now i think you're all forgetting what the group is about, man. it's about good and honesty and understanding. now my pop was just being honest, and he's got a lot of good. like what? uh, well, he's uh-- well, you see, my pop-- that's it, son. you tell 'em. all right, you see, he feels that he's-- that's it, that's it. you're rolling now. see, my pop has got-- why don't we start all over again? i mean--no, let's start over and show him-- show him how understanding we can all be. now there's a lot of good deep inside my father, and if we all get together we can bring it out. what do you say, group? members, muttering: i don't know. it's up to her. francine, how about it? brenda: go ahead, francine. well, i'm sorry i yelled at you. and i like you, mr. sanford. and i like you, too, twiggy. boy, i'm bushed. that's one thing about the group, man. it really wears

. >> this was her business a thriving antique shop brenda had to ship. but people packed the stores its final days knowing she was sick and their purchases would help. the store won awards year after year and she was a leader in improving down foun. >> she's got plenty of hope. i hope that beats this. >> i would give anything to have her be my neighbor again, for sure. >> the dealer next door remembers how generous she was with advice. >> i could go over and talk to her. she was always a very gentle person with a sweet heart. >> now the community is rallying to help them organizing events to help with mounting medical bills. cards, flowers, and meals are left on their porch. >> i am so grateful and i want to thank everyone in our community. they have such a huge heart. >> it was a late in life move for the couple, easing into retirement. but it always felt like home. >> really we did belong here because the city is a community of people who really care. >> that was debra reporting. a restaurant fundraiser is set for a week from monday. we've got a link a

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then congresswoman brenda lawrence will talk about michigan's role and the prospects for more hillary clinton. talk aboutiles will food inspection and why foodborne omers is hard to control. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern on wednesday morning. join the discussion. next, kellyanne conway and former new york city mayor rudy giuliani discuss their roles on donald trump's presidential trump'son team and mr. economic, foreign policy and trade agenda. the wall street journal's annual ceo council meeting hosted this event. [applause] thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen. hope you enjoyed the dinner. we will get straight into the real meat of the evening. i can't imagine a better way to start than to have someone who

a thriving antique shop brenda had to shut. people packed the store's final days, knowing she was sick, and that their purchases would help. french hen antiques won awards year after year. >> attitude is everything. and she's got plenty of hope. i hope that she beats this. >> i would give anything to have her be my neighbor again, for sure. >> reporter: the dealer next door remembers how generous brenda was with advice and encouragement. >> if i was having a tough day, i could go over and talk to her about it. she was always a very gentle person with a sweet heart. >> reporter: now the community is rallying to help the mars. contributing to it a gofundme account. cards, flowers, even meals are often left on their porch. >> i am so grateful, and i want to thank everyone. our community has such a huge heart. >> reporter: petaluma was a late in life move for the couple, easing into retirement. but it always felt like home. never more than now. >> really, we did belong here, because petaluma really, it's a community of people who r

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brenda is here today. you have? >> krystal: wonder dog. [ laughter ] the underdog. >> michelle: underdog. this is the sweetest little dachshund ever. really, really kind of shy. i know a little bit on the older we don't have a whole lot of info. he is around seven years old. he is a little thin. he's just a sweet old man just waiting for his forever home. we definitely want a lap to cuddle in, some food to eat and have a home to call his own. >> michelle: you see so many people who want to adopt, like, puppies. but the older dogs, senior dogs, make such amazing pets. >> they do. it's definitely true. and it is a great time. november isct and we have adoption specials for older dogs. three years and older reduced down to just $50 and cats are on sale. three years and older are waived. this is a perfect time to get an older pet. >> michelle: you think he was probably owned by somebody at one point because he is really, really sweet and comfortable around people. >> he definitely likes being held. he likes the attentio

figured there must be an explanation, as did beverly's friend stacy and brenda. being real estate agent themselves, she thought maybe she had gone with the potential buyers to show them other houses. >> we went to the two vacant houses that were her listings and went and checked the locked boxes to see if anyone had read them and nobody had opened them. >> beverly's friend couldn't sleep so she checked her phone. >> there's an e-mail from brenda and i can still see the words that said "it is with a very heavy heart that i let you know we can't find beverly, she went to show a house and she is missing." i still can read that and feel the same pay. >> police and beverly's family gathered at the property trying to figure out where she was. >> how was your dad handling everything? >> he was hard to read. he would sneak away from time to time trying to collect his thoughts. >> and then at 1:00. bam, bam, bam, three texts. i hollered at the officer, come here, beverly texed me. >> it gave everyone hope. >> i was like her phone it died, she got it charged, it's good. >>

now brenda young was the transportation manager in charge of the bus route for calin kirk who was hit and killed on the way to that bus stop last spring. kirk got hit while trying to cross busy clubhouse road outside of his subdivision he crossed the road every day to catch the bus on the other side. now, according to the district's investigation, young told supervisors hours after that accident that none of her kids crossed the road here. she's accused of going into the computer system and adding a new route on to the other side of the road so it would appear that kirk wouldn't have to cross. now, parents we spoke with placing some of the blame on the school district, the school board as well saying issues over this dangerous intersection should have been addressed earlier. >> disheartened, a child died, and i feel that the school board does have some accountability. >> reporter: and brenda young who's worked as a transportation manager for polk county schools for the past ten years faces a termination hearing tonight. she's been on paid administrative leave since the summer. that he

uh, no, you keep the present, brenda. i don't want it. why? 'cause i want the package that it comes in. [music continues] lamont: hey! whoo! man: hey! esther! i--i didn't know that was you! i thought i was dancin' with a tree! hey, fred--fred, will you please turn that light off again? lamont's a wonderful dancer. grady, don't touch me with that wand no more. hey, pops, what's happenin', jack? hey, listen here, rollo. isn't it kinda late for you? you gonna miss bed check at the detention farm. aww! wait a minute, esther. hey, everybody, look. don't we make a nice couple? king kong and the bride of frankenstein. are you through? no, son. i'm not through yet. not until i tell you what happened to us today. i'm not interested. not interested? i'm not interested, man. we was havin' a good time till you came bargin' in here. you're still having a good time. and esther's smilin'. only you can't tell it because her face is in front of it. i don't wanna hear any more of this, ok? see--see, son, grady and-- i said i don't wanna hear about it! no, but s

. >> and i'm wendy ryan, brenda young fighting to keep her job she changed school records his way to the bus stop. >> ryan raiche reveals why she said she did it. >> that spring morning when kaylynn clerk got hit and killed on the way to the bus stop. he was trying to cross busy clubhouse road like he did every day. according to the district investigation, transportation manager brenda young tried to cover up the little tidbit telling supervisors just hours after his death none of the kids have to cross >> i am disheartened, a child died and i feel that the school board has some accountability. >> the fate of young in the hands of the school board. and ministers have recommended firing her, she plans to attend the board meeting. we stopped by her home to try to understand what she was trying to hide. the district claims not only

brenda young's fate will be determined tonight. ryan hughes is live in lakeland. school records show young went into the data base and changed things? >> reporter: and gayle, good morning. documents indicate she altered the records on the student who was hit and killed right here as he simply tried to cross the street on the way stop. she told supervisors kirk was not required to cross the street. she went in and changed the records, and she said it was to create a new bus stop for students, not to hide anything. we stopped by her home yesterday. listen here. are you fighting your determination? >> yes, i am. >> reporter: do you -- did you did? >> i did not do it. . >> reporter: and the superintendent of the schools wants brenda young fired. she will go before the school board at 5:00 tonight and fight for her job. the latest throughout the day, gayle, back to you. >> thank you, ryan. >>> a tampa man is now enjoying when he shot a tampa mother in the face. he was sentenced to life in 2010. when the supreme court threw out life sentences for juveniles, his sentence

in tampa, brenda lewis gonzales, abc action news. >>> breaking news from this morning. and accuser driver who hit a tampa police officer achille not face any charges. offers a toasted they do not think alcohol or drugs had anything to do with the early- morning crash on the east kennedy boulevard steps away from the university of tampa. the police okay. the driver was going the wrong way of a one-way street just before the crash. >>> some good news for anyone planning to travel out of town. hundreds of workers at one of the busiest airports say they strike the been planning will not begin until after the holiday weekend. the baggage handlers and other staff at the chicago o'hare airport say it will happen a week from tomorrow. they are asking for better pay think this would affect flights in and out but because millions of you are planning to travel this week we are staying on top of it with the latest. if you're heading to the northeast later tonight, you may run into some trouble with the storm causing 30 delays at the laguardia airport in new york. >>> pinellas count

young's house. >> brenda? wondering if you wanted to talk to news channel 8 about what happened. >> reporter: she wouldn't open the door but talked to me through the window.>> [ indiscernible -- low volume ] >> reporter: according to school records, the day of the accident, young, the transportation manager, told road to get to his bus stop. ater that day, kirk's. was changed in the system. school officials determined that young was the only one that could have done this. >> so this was all you're doing?>> [ indiscernible -- low volume ] i will comment after the hearing tomorrow. >> reporter: documents show that young admitted to changing the bus routes the day of the crash and says she did this to create a safer bus stop for other students, not to cover anything up. young has been suspd without pay since june. the superintendent recommended she be fired. on tuesday, she will fight for -- fight for her job. >> are you fighting or termination? >> yes, i am.>> they do not do what they are saying you did? >> i di

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brenda says her mom deserves better. and she shouldn't be punished just because she got old. "i just hope it can change for someone else. that they dont have to go through sniffles you might be wondering what the nursing homes and assisted living facilities have to say about this. we tried to talk to industry leaders about the challenges they face, but nobody got back to us. one of the things we've heard through our reporting is that nursing homes and assisted living communities have to keep everyone safe by law, so if one resident is violent they sometimes have no other choice then make a decision on whether to take them. there's certainly liability issues at play and facilities say they can get in trouble for keeping someone who might have challenging behaviors, especially if they are violent. other places tell us calling police is a last resort -- other places say they never call police. do they really have to be handcuffed though? that's a liability issue too. police are in a tough spot. they tell me anytime someone's in a have to be cuffed -- no matter how old they are.

i will comment after the hearing. >> and again, brenda young wants her fired it will all be hashed out tonight at a school board meeting at 5:00. gayle, back to you. >> it will be interesting to see how it plays out. thank you, ryan. >>> right now a pasco county mom finds herself on the wrong end of the law. a toddler found wandering the streets by herself, and it's not the first time it happened. >>> 24-year-old whitney shoe make -- shoer charges for putting her toddler in danger. neighbors found the toddler outside of the house all by herself many times, including three times in a row last week. >> you can't let your kid out the front door in nothing but a diaper, and you're passed out on whatever in your house. >> for now the child is with shoemaker's relatives. neighbors can only hope for the best. she told neighbors her child got out because she's a very very hard sleeper. >>> happening today, the pasco county school board will discuss a standoff with teacher and school employee raises. they will discuss the breakdown of the con track talks with the union that represents the emplo

. >> reporter: 8 on your side went to brenda young's house to get answers.>> brenda? wondering if you wanted to talk to news channel 8 about what happened.>> reporter: she didn't open the door but talk t according to school records, the day of the accident, young, the transportation manager, told her supervisors that kirk was not recovered -- required to cross clubhouse road to get to his bust up. later that day, his bus assignment was changed in the computer system. young was the only one who could have done this. >> this was all you're doing?>> no comment. i will comment after the hearing. decision tomorrow during that meeting. melissa marino, news channel 8 . >>> a group of good samaritans help save a family trapped on a burning boat yesterday afternoon off cooking a beach in manatee county. the engine compartment on the book caught fire while a family was on board. thankfully, heather whitner spotted them and quick me as quickly came by. heather and her family got the people out re >> it's kind of a water courtesy. when you see someone needs help, you help them be

and his wife brenda have decorated 40 homes just like this with the help of aaron's furniture stores. >> single moms rock. single parents have so much on their plate and i was a single mom when i met kurt. i walked in their shoes and i know you want someone to hear you, see you, to help you. >> reporter: the family is and beautiful just in time for thanksgiving. >> hopefully a lot of food around and hopefully my family will come over and just be thankful for everything, yeah. >> reporter: liz kotalik, fox 10 news. >>> one toy you might want to avoid this holiday season, a ride-on toy dump truck. this is a big one. the truck is exclusively made for toys r us. it is $350. the ride on truck from store shelves. a couple in washington bought one for their grandson and they say it caught on fire in the back of their pickup. the incident appears to be isolated. >>> coming up, driving turns hazardous in one town where a tree toppled on top of a car. >>> plus, the places that could >>> do people trump more favorably since he won the election? the number one thing that a good coach does is he s

brenda? >> thank you, richard. good morning. today, we stand hand in hand with our fellow americans that reject racism, bigotry, anti-muslim hate, anti-semitism and division. the fbi reported a 67% increase in hate crimes against muslims in 2015. we expect an even mr dramatic rise in incidents of hate and violence when the data for 2016 is tabulated and released. in fact, muslim advocates has been tracking hate crimes since november, 2015. we have recorded nearly 175 hate crimes against american muslims or those perceived to be muslim in the date leading up to the election. we are disturbed by the increased frequency of reported hate crimes and hate incidents since the election all across the country. president-elect trump's recent statements against hate violence and white supremacist groups that support his elections is a step in the right direction. there must be more. we need him to strongly reject bigotry in all its forms unequivocally call on americans to stop the hate violence and ensure that his administration will prose

young's house. >> brenda? wondering if you wanted to talk to news channel 8 about what happened. >> reporter: she wouldn't open the door but talked to me through the window.>> [ indiscernible -- low volume ] >> reporter: according to school records, the day of the accident, young, the transportation manager, told

what brenda had been told was a hemorrhoid was actually a tumor, a rare cancer, advanced by the time she saw a specialist. >> got the scan and said, we are going to start right away on you. we are going for the cure, they say >> it is the day before thanksgiving and i'm getting hydration. >> reporter: she's recovering from chemo and radiation, but she's weak and unable to get out much. >> but, she has the smile, yeah. hard to talk about. >> >> reporter: cancer has changed everything, except for brenda. >> she was so strong and so gracious. >> this was her business, >> reporter: a thriving antique shop, but people passed the store the final days, knowing she was sick and their purchaseses would help. >> she did everything. she's got plenty of hope -- i hope she beats this. >> i would give anything to have her be my neighbor again. for sure. >> reporter: the dealer next door remembers how generous was with advice and encouragement >> if i was having a tough day, i could go and talk to her about it she was always a gentle person with a sweetheart. >> reporter: now, the community is rall

brenda says caretakers at the nusi trained, should have been able to calm her mom down. 'people arent trained to handle dementia patients properly and when theyre not handled properly it causes aggression.' 'they utterly failed him.' caregivers couldn't calm down 100- year-old ken leque, either. 'all of a sudden we had gotten these calls that he was being transported that he had hit one of the hospice staff."the nursing home called 911. police cuffed him and put him in the back of a squad somebody do that?' crieshe was detained in the name of getting him help. 'and i did not know where he went.'leque was transferred in and out of 14 facilities in three months. she shakes her head, speechless the bruises up and down his arms proof he had been restrained by the very people tasked with taking care of him. 'this should not be happening. these are th that we walk on, and this is not how we should be treating them.'but they are still being treated this way -- five years after this very issue was highlighted in milwaukee county. 'it was awful.' richard peterson became the face

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he sent lisa $500 that said dear brenda, i want to thank you for all the work you did to find me. thank you, bob matthews. and lisa spoke to them earlier today, too. >> did he recognize the tea >> he wasn't sure, and they said maybe you can talk to mom about it, she won't remember. they found a list in her handwriting that they never recovered because she was hiding things all over the place. >> it's so fascinating. this was a story with many other story lines in there. and, there's love and there's remembrance and so many things things weaved into this story. and lisa, huge heart, really wanted to help. be there with us for all of those moments and that was a special thing for everyone. >> fantastic. >> there was a lot of layers and you told it very well. >> great job. >>> now somebody else who is going to do a great job for us this weekend. >> you can't top that, but you can try. >> for november, this is probably the best i can remember. coming up on monday, let you know, shocker, let you know how much will fall. the first snow will be and what kind of winter we'll 3-degree guar

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. >> reporter: brenda's youngest brother, wayne the one they call buddy didn't make it to 40. >> he was a fun guy to be around. he always laughing and happy. >> reporter: his life ended in martinsburg, west virginia at a motorcycle shop he owned. >> there was one guy who didn't have all of his marbles, and my brother was working on his bike, and he owed my brother several thousand dollars, and brother said you can't take it because you owe several thousand of dollars, and he ended up shooting and killing my brother in the garage. >> reporter: she still has all the reports, newspaper clippings with the face of her brother's killer. >> it was horrible on my mom and dad. my mom has dementia and alzheimer's now, and maybe that was part of her getting that because she could never get over losing him. >> reporter: the bonds lisa found can only people. wayne matthews or betty matthews. wayne is dead. betty? >> she knows my dad's face, but she doesn't know his name, and she doesn't remember anyone's names, but she is alert, and she is just not there anymore. >> reporter: betty lives in an alzhe

brenda young was the transportation manager in charge of this bus route. she's accused of goin a new route on the other side of the road so it would appear that kirk wouldn't have to cross. parents say this intersection has been a problem spot for some time. >> there's still a problem out there. i see pedestrians. i see cyclists every day, and it's still incredibly dangerous. >> reporter: and as for brenda young, she's worked as a manager in the transportation department for the polk county school district for more than ten years. one very important thing to note. i want you guys to see something, this traffic light or this spotlight was put up shortly after this young student was killed, at least giving some sort of light for the students here who stand on the bus stop. a number of the parents that we've spoken to say that simply is not enough. a number of students cross back and forth over this busy road. there isn't even a crosswalk here. that's something they would like to see as well. reporting live in lakeland this morning, rodney dunigan abc >>> 6:4

brenda from the animal foundation. tell us about this love. >> blue diamond came into us as an owner surrender. her owner called animal control. she is a very sweet girl. she is seven so she is a senior but she has the energy of a puppy. she is super hig lovable. a friendly pit. >> krystal: i'm just waiting for her to get a good look at herself in the camera. come on sweetie. there you go. [ laughter ] >> michelle: hi sweetie. i want to talk about brenda and some of the specials that you have going on this month. specials with senior dogs. >> yes. for the month of november it's adopt a senior pet month. we have promotion fees for older pets. the fee is reduced down to $50. if they are pit bulls the fee is waived if they're over three. >> michelle: there are a lot of misconceptions when it cops to the -- comes to the breed. it's how they're nurtured. >> krystal: you have a big event coming up. >> yes. so we do have our annual 5-k run as well as our mile walk tomorrow. it's scheduled and there's time to sign up then we h

brenda "the smoke was just billowing, i mean it was unreal" julie machacek "the smoke got darker and darker and all of a sudden there was an explosion." thick black smoke engulfing the area. creating a safety concern for those who live nearby. one grandma of three keeping her grandchildren inside. brenda "no, because i didn't want them to run out in the street or inhale that black stuff...no" s for the majority of the day. laura mally "they came knockin on the doors saying kinda keep your windows shut, shut stuff down, kind of just keeping an eye." but those flames not letting down julie machacek "and the flames were so high they were burning into the high wires. leaving neighbors wondering if that fire would spread out into their backyard. hours after the fire started, area so that the fire doesn't spark back up again." neighbors near-by grateful for all thanksgiving away from their family and their loved ones and helped out and it was nice to see." at last check- central city firefighters say they still don't know what sparked the fire. but now the linn county sheriff's office as w

brenda tricked her mom into seeing a doctor. >> she was diagnosed with dementia. they put her on medication and everything. >> this is at my dad's birthday party. she just got so bad, he was having a hard time with her. >> reporter: her dad decided he needed more permanent help, and they moved to south carolina to live with their oldest march 2014. >> reporter: but for as long as betty lived on the house on monroe street he constantly lived things. >> did you turn everything over as best as you could? >> my sister and sister-in-law, their job when they first did it, dissect the bedroom, looking over every nook and cranny. under the rugs, under her drawers, her clothes, closets. >> it was cash! i don't know. >> reporter: the fact that lisa a total strangers found a stack of fully matured bonds under the tea cart that doesn't seem crazy. >> who looks at the bottom of a tea cart. >> reporter: the person who bought the tea cart, lisa. >> al >> reporter: lisa told brenda about everything, the auction, the search, and what she found. >> wow! i had no idea! >> reporter:

. >> reporter: cancer has changed everything, except brenda -- >> she was so strong and so gracious. >> this was her business, a thriving antique shop, brenda had to shut, but people passed the store the final days, knowing she was sick and their purchaseses would help. her store won awards year and year and brenda was a leader improving downtown. >> she has plenty of hope, hope that she beats this. >> i would give anything to have her be my neighbor again, for sure. >> reporter: the dealer next door remembers how generous brenda was with advice and encouragement >> if i was having a tough day, i could always go to her and talk to her about it. >> she was a gentle person with a sweetheart. >> now, the community is rallying, contributing to a go fund me account to help with mounting medical bills. flowers, cards, meals often left on their porch. >> i want to thank everyone in our community. we have such a huge heart. >> a late in life move for the couple, easing into retirement. but it always felt like home, never more than now >> really, we belonged here, because it's a community of

i'm brenda from local advocates. we started tracking hate crimes against muslims and those perceived to be muslim back in november 2015. when we started tracking it at one point over 50% of the incidents were against houses of worship in particular. the way we've been tracking that we have a map on our website as well which you're welcome to look at looking towards federal law as solid state law and what may fall within the definition of a hate crime or do we have not seen a slowdown at all since november 2015 and unfortunately with the inauguration, and we are concerned there may be a spike around that time as well. >> yes, ma'am. >> qaeda. i am curling and i work for swedish news. we have daily children's lives for children between 10 and 14. you are obviously adults, but you talk a lot about how children are affected. i was wondering if you could give me a few specific examples so children watching us could understand what other children specifically are going through. >> report after the election day the trump ef

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i'm brenda. we started tracking hate crimes against muslims and those perceived to be muslim back in november 2015. when we started tracking it, i 1. over 50% were against houses of worship in particular. the way we have been tracking them, we have a map a map on our website which you are welcome to look at, is looking toward federal law as well as state law and what may fall to a definition of a crime there. we have not seen a slow down and unfortunately with the eggnog ration coming up her concern there could be another spike around that time as well. >> i work for a sweetest news channel. we have daily children's news for children between ten and 14. you are honestly adults, but you do talk a lot about how children are affected. i was wondering if you could give me a few specific examples so children watching this understand what other children specifically are going through. >> the report after the election day is filled with very specific examples of swastikas, fights, graffiti, name-calling

congresswoman brenda lawrence for about half an hour. democrats (202) 748-8000. republicans, (202) 748-8001. and independence, (202) 748-8002 . you said we have to do something different, does it mean different leadership of the democratic party? beenrship roles have pushed later this month, are you looking for change at the top? changei am looking for in direction. i have a lot of faith in our current leadership. , wecurrent leadership is cannot continue to operate a message the same way. we have an opportunity here to not lay down and cry about what happened. the people spoke. when they speak, we should listen. what is the desire of the democratic party? to be a voice and fight for those who are sometimes left out. well the history of being the voice of conscious -- conscien ce. host: the black caucus is a powerful voting bloc. guest: we are larger now. host: what are you hear from your colleagues? guest: my colleagues have been very involved in the leadership and the direction of the democratic party. we are very much engaged in the looking at, will our new le

brenda is among those able to get out alive. as you know, not everybody, it appears, may have gont out alive. there are missing people. when you consider how quickly this fire moved, how lucky do you feel to be here now when you look back at what these last hours have been like for you? >> i feel very lucky. i have my friends still. i have my kids. i have my husband. it was a nightmare. i mean, i just didn't know how i was going to do it. i mean, it was like there and then we were here. we got here about 8:00 this morning. i seen these guys. i just got back with these guys. >> reporter: you're still processing all of this, aren't you? >> yeah. it's kind of hard. >> reporter: i'm sure. bren dashgs diana, neil, thank you for joining us here. we're at an evacuation center where i think 400 people spent the night last night. of course, there are some family members who are separated. a lot of people using text messages to try to find each other. as i reported, in some cases, they're still trying to find some loved ones, which makes

mayor holly brenda agrees. >>the property can become vibrant again. >> reporter: the goal of the study is to attract a developer who would buy the mall and invest in major improvements. the consultant envisions more outdoor accessible shopping like a park or legacy village. needed to draw more shoppers. >>we want people to have an opportunity to shop, live, work, and play in a more dense area. >> reporter: the 65-page study concluded if nothing is done, more stores will close leaving the mall blighted. brenda believes the mall needs more variety of stores and ... >>having office space and si will work. >> reporter: more than 1,000 people work at the mall. reporting live paul kiska, news 5. >>> more than 16 years after an akron man who was locked up for raping a woman. they connected him to the rape of a woman in august of 2000 after the victim's rape kit was tested and came back with a match for johnson. a jury found him additional 28 years in prison. he is already serving a life sentence in the death of jacob

the school's principal says about 85 percent of students were in school monday ... (( brenda adamson-cothran/ principal, woodmore elementary school: >> "our hearts continue to be broken, and we're deeply grieving. our goal today was to make sure that we created and had a stable, safe and comforting school environment for our students. we have 15 counselors on site, five therapy dogs, hundreds of ((kirsten joyce)) >>> nevada making a name for itself in a booming industry... drones. ((brian loftus)) >> henderson has landed the next test site... but what will the city get out of the unmanned aircraft? that's coming up on good day./// ((you're watching the valley's news leader... with brian loftus, kirsten joyce, sherri swensk and ((brian loftus)) >>> looking to the future... henderson wants to lead the way in testing drones. ((kirsten joyce)) >> the city will be the first urban site in the state that'll do just that. shakala alvaranga has the story... <<< ((shakala alvaranga)) it's a new era. opportunity not only for the city of henderson and nevada state college but also for the entire state."

although brad and brenda are masters of the smile. >> it's a gut punch. >> thieves took that from them along with $10,000 worth of

owned by his wife. 73-year-old clarence mielke lived at carey manor in pleasant prairie with his wife, brenda... who operated the residence for adults with disabilities.according to a criminal complaint... nurses witnessed mielke in the victim's room... engaged in a sexual act last month. when interviewed, the victim -- who suffers from a degenerative disease -- claimed clarence had sex with her...quote...'lots of like torn apart because like you think the older crowd are going to be ok ya know what i mean. you put them somewhere i mean if that happened to my mom, you know what id do. it's just ridiculous" the complaint says the victim was a resident at carey manor for four years... and the assaults went on for much of that time. carey manor's license has been revoked... and all residents have been relocated to other facilities. mielke faces four couns first court appearance will be thursday. adlib to weather adlib to weather a mix of clouds and sun this afternoon with a warm and muggy high temperature around 70. a cold front will bring showers, possibly some thunder, tonight and throughout t

they may have a name like brenda or whatever it may be. it's something that is a really great effort. and you know, there are ways to bring those kinds of conversations to schools. and then one last thing i'll add is i met this amazing 16-year-old who has started a program at her high school in montgomery county. it's called seek kid to kid. and what she's done is she has, because of the confusion because people didn't understand the different, they started an organization at their school where the kids talk to their teachers about what does it mean to be seek, how is that different from being indue and muslim. and they created a whole program around it. and they talk to students and student groups. as your children get older, there are opportunities for them to own their own narrative, right? we raise them while they're young to be proud of who they are. and then you see that. seeing this 16-year-old girl start this organization to increase cultural competency, i'm sure you've met her, it was quite inspiring. and i hope -- maybe there are

although brad and brenda are masters of the smile. >> it's a gut punch. >> thieves took that from them along with $10,000 worth of trailer along with a one-of-a- kind steamer trunk. >> the center piece of the show. >> they slashed it. >> their car tires were splashed and the trailer taken. >> we're just barely keeping a roof over our heads. >> a hit like this, and especially at christmas. >> christmas is over. >> there won't be any money to spend. >> this one is on the house. >> unless everything is source of income, entertaining hundreds of thousands around the world is in trouble. >> we try to bring happiness and this is a real let down to know that there's someone out there that would take that away. >> trying to get through it. >> they await word on what insurance cover, members of the community rally. >> we can't thank them enough. >> they hope what thieves did isn't the final act. and entertaining others. >> with upcoming performances, the show won't go on unless everything is brought back. they're asking for the items to be returned, no questions asked. the governor prepared to

three layers good to go did you brought the fittest product with you.di i'm going to pull it out brenda and bring it over to you. we'll have this website of the recipes. check itit out there. there it is, the finished product. i let him start to plate that for you.isro check that out thank you so mucc for being here it's always ays pleasure having you on the show. we're talking about doctor mark the children who were born witho a cleft palate or cleft lip. thank you. >> the pictures are heartbreaking children born the cleft palate page challengeshilt the good news is medical advances can greatly improve their livess the two parts of e li don't know why it happens but it's believed that genetics and environmental factors food and drink medication spoke in theh diabetese be pleased to its there's no to preventd cleft off the cleft palate. the pretty data vitamin folic acid has been found that it begets -year-old. we see that there was no beforeo the child in sports we got a get them a lot of information tried to calm the door unfortunatelyo it's a very severe deformities and a lot of the