understand you. brenda's saying i'm her kid's daddy. but her brother bernard's like, he's gonna throw me off a roof if i don't marryryhe girl. has he done you any harm physically in any way? not yet, but that's the type of dude that would follow through on some crazy-o-matic talk. truth is, aries, about all i can do is hold your hand and fix you some hot cocoa. ololdude say he's gonna throw me off aoof. is that legal? the best you can do is try for an order of protection. [sighs] that's a-- that's a hell of a way to die if you ain't'tven the one. i mean, i might understand if i was the one. i'm just-- i'm trying to stay happy-go-funky, you dig? oh, yes. that-- that might could do some good, detective. give him second thoughts about doing something stupid. you got an address for this bernard? he live uptown somewhere. got brenda's place, though. right here. on first avenue. all right, aries. i'll see what i can do. all right, thank you. i regret ever laying eyes on that big bitch, man. hey, boss. hey. uh, jill kirkendall. - yeah, huh? - so, what'd you get? and no weapon. we got an alarm o

sentencing heather and brenda frye for the death of grandson. >> the ultimate price is paid byandrew. >> reporter: tears filled the eyes of her the and brenda frye as the judge sentenced the mother and daughter to 9 years in prison. >> the issue is a personal responsibility and judgment and choices. [ music ] >> reporter: andrew frye an aspiring artist was found dead in hotel room on april 6th. >> she never thought r daughter would then be in a position to cause andrew any health problems. >> reporter: the women said they had checked into the hotel to go swimming but investigators discovered drug paraphernalianarsyringe in the room. all three were using heroin prior to andrew's death. >> i don't know. [audio not understandable] i have no idea i will tell you what. >> reporter: in court another uncle scott frye who teared upas he watched his mother and sister be sent to prison told us he hopes this is a wakeup call for the both of them. >> no matter what nothing can bring back andrew and so we just are going to remember him in a good way. >> reporter: now donald callahan brenda's boyf

cops into it. he would've killed me right there if i didn't say i would marry brenda. when you broke up with brenda, she didn't say anything about being pregegnt? you don't seem too impressed about me getting slapped up. he choked me by my neck. i'm gonna look at that. far as being pregnant, i ran into her two months ago, she didn't have two words to say. how did she look? didn't look pregnant. she's so damn big thohoh, who's to say. are you willing to press charges against bernard? sister. - we're gonna pick him up. - you think they're scamming? - that baby ain't even hers? - - m not sure what's going on. make yourself comfortable. where did the kid come from then? 4:00, henry. that's right. you don't show up here, i'm coming to brooklyn. i'm gonna padlock your apartment and your ass is gonna be out on the street. hi, bobby. jill, uh, kirkendall. came over from department of investigations. what's she like? i don't know. i haven't gotten a chance to work with her yet. so, how's your stuff going with jimmy liery? he's expanded his circle of friends. i guess hanging around the airport

. brenda is looking add 8. his mother has already spend time behind bars once before. both will appear in the summit county court house at 1:00. we'll keep you updated on the sentences. >> all right. how can you ask me to stop playing music at 10:00 14 >> the street performers are the city is talking time restrictions. shutdown before 9 p.m. and 10 p.m. on friday and saturday. they argue that is when many downtown events are just getting started. legislation is set for a vote on october 17th. >> also being shutdown the nature grocery store in lakewood. they said on their facebook page that they're doing this because of declining sales. fail officially close november years. >>> right now, a puppy is looking for a home that will give it some extra care. >> she was rescued found with three broken ribs and a but in her abdomen. she's eight week old and has her own special wheelchair. she's undergoing therapy right now until the back legs are strong enough. she needs an owner with a lot of time and patience. if you meet those qualifications you remawn society. >> let's get her a forever home.

brenda in the bakery because she's making a whole bunch of stufff with apples. brenda in the bakeryry and we've got other desserts on the side. >> when we come back after the will come back to new day. coming up in sfr, the most delicious apple front four-door fritters aroundnt we will checkn with farm am already thinking about this i am nervous. >> plus, some electrical gadgets at home what you should be doing to prepare for the cold weather we love heard and seen them at the homecoming videosm is coming field church .comcki i don't knw how i got d signed up for those who trend in europe and asia we are talking aboutt peering desserts with scotch. here with the details is tammyhe tammy i m nervous because i told you i can already small the scotch. i am not a scotch drinker it will be interesting >> this is the trend happening in europe and asia t i've never heard of this idea before. >> it is something i don for a long time and did not even know that was a trend soid you happen to enjoy scotch and then you do with just desserts at home i am types of scotch go better withes certain ty

studio. brenda, you bring a smile to our face too. tell us about who you have today. >> we have stein. he is a one-year-old pit bull mix. he actually came in to us by animal control. was confiscated by his previous family. he's had a bit of a hard life. he is super friendly ready for >> krystal: he knows how to work it. >> he is super friendly because we had little brazil here and she just lit up. he ran right up to her. you are handsome. you are handsome. yes. we know. i think he saw himself in the camera. [ laughter ] >> kyndell: his reflection. [ laughter ] >> krystal: something to bark about sweetheart. i want to talk about any specials you have brenda. promotion going on all october long. dogs six months and odor are reduced by 50 percent. a perfect time to come and adopt a dog. if you are not looking for a dog we have our cat promotion that just started. we're doing five adoption fees for cats six months and older. >> krystal: it's okay honey. >> kyndell: my granny's dog does that when animal. >> krystal: these animals go to quickly. you always say there's a line by the time you

dispensary sahara wellness. its gunna have you service size brenda gunsallaus owns the dispensary patients are over 50... i have seen since we opened how its helped so many people this bump in age of users... comes as medical marijuana in the industry is growing as a whole. statewide 23- thousand people- two years ago that number was under five thousand. (source: nevada initiative to regulate and tax marijuana) 15 for the gram 75 for thc the main reason people are signging up is severe pain followed by muscle spasms and cancer. weve jumped in droves and it shows not even sporat an exponential basis marijuana advocates like where the numbers are going... but vow to continue to make it more mainstream. red michaels medical marijuana advocate- theres a real stigma to the marijuana industry brenda gunsallus partner sahara wellness- its changed a lot of peoples lives i have people pull me aside and say youve changed our marriage cyndi lundeberg fox5 news local las vegas>> fall is here, which means the southern highlands fall festival is ready to celebrate the season. the free festival

can't ignore what's going on with brenda and hugh! we weren't doing anything! i hope you guys were behaving, all right? because you know what happens on strike two. strike two and... strike... you're not out on strike two, but, you know, strike two, you're on thin ice. jess should be on thin ice. ugh! she took us on a couples trip! yeah, that's like taking alcoholics to a brewery! nobody here wants to hear from you, hugh. you hugh. u made us hang out with your lame couples friends! how are we lhow are we lame? there is no reason to attack us. and when singing toto, why is it always "africa"? they've got a deep catalog! robby: okay. look, i think we can all agree that jess is a very important member of this group. you hypocrite. before you cast aspersions on anyone else, you need to take a good long look at yourself, robby! the emperor i don't even know has no clothes! why we bothered coming here! (overl and you sexualized toto. no, you make a good... i know those guys. they're good guys! know what? enough! okay, i'm not, uh... guys, i'm not actually gonna smash my guitar to get you

service size brenda she says the majority of her patients are over 50... i have seen since we opened how its helped so many people this bump in age of users... comes as medical marijuana in the industry is growing as a whole. statewide 23- thousand people- two years ago that number was under five thousand. (source: nevada initiative to regulate and tax marijuana) 15 for the gram 75 for thc the main reason people are signging up is severe pain followed by cancer. weve jumped in droves and it shows not even sporatically but on an exponential basis marijuana advocates like where the numbers are going... but vow to continue to make it more mainstream. red michaels medical marijuana advocate- theres a real stigma to the marijuana industry brenda gunsallus partner sahara wellness- its changed a lot of peoples lives i have people pull me aside and say youve changed our marriage in that story we interviewed derek sante... he speaks on behalf of doctors who prescribe medical marijuana. sante says doctors are fearful to say cannabis because those that do face enhanced scrutiny and insur

brenda both pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter. they were in a hotel room are 16-year-old andrea who overdosed and died. brenda frye got nine plus 18 months for a trafficking charge. both those stories illustrate how bad things have gotten. that's why cleveland 19 news is trying to raise awareness to the growing heroin and opiod epidemic. more information on how to spot the signs and resources log on to cleveland19.com and click on the your health tab. >> romona: here in the weather center with jeff. a gorgeous, warm day but you say don't get used to it. >> jeff: strap it i 78 the high today and windy. now the winds of change here comes the front. we have showers on the way here tonight. could be a little thunder in there. we are seeing a few storms here in michigan and a little bit of lightning in there as well. so don't be surprised if we do see just a little bit of thunder. the alert tonight for the showers, 1:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. the time frame on that and winds are going to be gusting over 25 miles an hour. temperature tomorrow i'm going to tell you that. in fact, the

. >> reporter: brenda is checking her daughter's book bag to see if the school sent parents any information regarding recent lead testing going on in the district. >> i understand dealing with it. but being that these are children that are going to your school, you need to make the parents aware of the situation. >> reporter: of the 22 schools and hundreds of water fountains tested, nearly 50 had high levels of lead. four of those were at kramp elementary. >> we immediately shut down the water fountains that were above the action level. >> reporter: the district is repairing, replacing, or removing the high risk fountains. did any of the water fountains present a true risk to students? >> no. >> reporter: the district is responding to scrutiny from city council, parents, and student groups to develop a comprehensive water testing project. the project would test every water fountain in the district in the next year and a half. >> i have two water bottles. i bring one and i put it in my classroom and have the other one in my book bag. >> reporter: it's an option brenda says she's

urging witnesses to come forward, brenda peeples -- brenda peoples tells the globe, people should be willing to speak up and say whatever they saw. i just feel people don't want to speak because they may be targeted. the shooting saturday is the second child to fall victim to playground outside a family function at 1:00 a.m. the grandmother in the most recent shooting says i wish the , young people, the youth around here, would take life a little more seriously. boston police say the toddler's father who is known to be gang related is not what rating with the investigation. sera congi, wcvb newscenter 5. doug: thank you. a 19-year-old is expected in court today, accused in a triple stabbing in new hampshire. terrence simmons junior of newport, rhode island was arrested yesterday, after a 14-hour manhunt. police say he stabbed three men yesterday morning in plymouth, new hampshire. the complex serves as off-campus housing for plymouth state university. two of the victims are students there. all 3 are expected to survive. emily: right now, a fire that caused close to a million dolla

have been at zion federated churchnatsot bell and steeple (( 12:39:43 )) " bongggg bongggg " (( brenda opens door walks in (( 12:37:40 )) as we hear her voice )) (( nat brenda 12:34:37)) " it's like >> it is like walking back in time. >> brenda holoens worth says her father-in-law sat in these pews as a boy. faith, famly, a sense of place really mean something here. >>> madison county treasure hunt, if you love to hunt for something still intact this is the place to come. >>> at the madison county historical museum, this is a highlight of incredible display from military uniforms from every branch of service and whose beats communicated battlefield commands more than 2,000 madison county residents served while others back home made this a stop on the under ground railroad. >>> we started having slaves come here four or five years. >>> charlie moore remembered the people so fondly he came back to live out his life. his grave marker ting the spirational motivati follow the north star. moving p missouri through here to des moines to get on the train in iowa city to get to chicago, to get

and steeple (( 12:39:43 )) " bongggg bongggg " (( brenda opens door walks in (( 12:37:40 )) as we hear her voice )) (( nat brenda 12:34:37)) " it's like walking back in time. "brenda hollingsworth - (( 12:38:56 pews and bright church windows left side of church )) says her father in law - sat in these pews as a boy - ((12:38:50 painting of christ )) faith and family and a sense of place (( 12:39:12 wide of alter ?? )) means something here.brenda hollingsworth - madison co historic preservation (( 12:33:04 )) " madison county is like a treasure hunt , you know when you come here.. if you love to hunt for old things and see something that's still intact from years ago, this is the place for you to come, " (( outside shot of museum 12:47:23 ))at the madison county historical museum - ((12:48:42 older gentleman points to something ))visitors can find conversation pieces to couple looks at uniforms ??)) one of the highlights - is an incredible display of military uniforms from every branch of service (( 12:59:47 nurses uniform??)) and then some.((12:51:49 drummer boy )) it includes rem

out your entire year. >> thanks, both of you. >>> this week's your biz selfie from brenda who runs mary's daughter in madison, wisconsin. it is a money managing service for older adults and veterans and brenda, as you can see, is a member of the american association of daily money managers. and works to protect vulnerable individuals from fraud and identity theft. she also let us know she is a long time fan of the show. so thank you so much for watching. now, why don't you pick up your cell phone and take a selfie of you and your business. no professional pictures please, remember. send it to us at your business and include the name of your business, the location and the #yourbizselfie. >> thank you for joining us. we would love to hear from you. if you have any questions or comments about today's show, just send us an e-mail to yourbusiness@msnbc.com. go to our website, open forum.com/your business. you'll find all of the segments from today's show and a whole lot more. we look forward to seeing you next time. until then, i'm j.j. ramramberg. remember, we make your business our bu

they arrived. heather frye, brenda frye and jessica irons are schedule to be sentenced at one o clock today in akron.rons are so be andrew's mother heather his grandmother brenda and their friend jessica pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter charges last month.h.last mo investigators say andrewa into the hotel..investigatorw wd they all started to do drugs stt when andrew's mother, sent him to the bathroom so she didn't have to watch him put the syringe in.o whenen tom she passed out and when she woke up, found andrew unconscious. he was positive for both heroin and fetanyl the heroin has been confirmed.nd fetany assisted with obtaining thesi product by family members who are supposed to be the ones to protect their children and arrived they say it was apparent the teenager was beyond help and he had been deceased for quite a while. the adults attempted to hide dren and needles and drugs in the roomwad but investigators found drug paraphernalia and syringes at the scene.ernalia and thank you. and other news this morning. a 22 year old canton man is 22 e behind bars this morning,

how to work the camera. so we have the animal foundation here today. brenda you are back. happy to have you back. what do you know about this taco boy. >> taco was found as a stray he is about three years old. he is a tiny little dog. he is just about four pounds. a lap dog, purse dog. he is adorable. super mellow and calm. hasn't said a whole peep in the hour i've been with him. just waiting for a forever home. >> michelle: he is not a yappy dog? >> not that we've seen. pretty sure once he gets comfortable he will start defending his territory. >> michelle: can we just point out his coloring. i love his coloring. like a brown then he has -- look at him. so cute. seriously he is so sweet. he goes up to everybody and gives you licks and kisses. we were just talking about the dogs that have been adopted through this -- through our forever home segment which we're so proud of because we've been able to help so many dogs that need home as new family. they go fast. if somebody is interested -- i have a feeling there is going to be more than one person. >> they need to hurry back to the

doesn't make you brenda mahal to face their hitters. they are really good. >> before we talk about that we have news from the ballpark. danny salazar will not be in the alcs roster. forearm injury. he crushed 10 homers and four postseason games. the indians are not far behind. this series is setting up to be a slugfest. i spoke with former analyst alex cora about what to expect. >> a lot of people don't understand that the cleveland indians are a tough team to match up with. peter francona loves the lefty in the fda demonstrated in 70% of their at-bats he has it. it's a bunch of switch hitters and a bunch of athletes and i've been saying all along the last two weeks. they hit the ball out of the ballpark but they run the bases well they don't strike out we know salazar and carrasco is hurt but patient wise pitching wise he knows how to use the bullpen and they are a lot better than other people think. >> how to they win the series in the postseason? >> they have to keep the ball in the ballpark. that is very important against the blue jays. go from there. it's going to be a great series

other -- around treasure island are fed up with what they say are dangerous habits. brenda is live on gulf boulevard where the community has a new tactic that they last few hours, we've noticed drivers and pedestrians breaking the most simple road rules and one group thinks that something as obvious as these crosswalks may not be obvious enough. >> here along gulf boulevard >> it's a little bit scary. >> and they have to dea the crosswalk -- we caught this woman ignoring the crosswalk blocks away. >> they report, that the bicycle accident along the boulevard so far this year, is enough to have them to try a new tactic. >> people are simply not careful. >> they are teaming up with police and nearby businesses. >> there's no one that will stay here that will cross that street at some point. >> they will also post these with this message. >> would you look at this and say, going to cross it now. >> i think that it would. >> it's something that they think could make all the difference. >> if they see it often enough and pay attention to the message, yes. we think that it can. >> this c

full recovery. :38-:46 (brenda roope, sister in law ) "the only thing she can remember is being on the ground and seeing those wheels coming at her. huge wheels she " says" 3 the driver has been charged with d-w-i.. and assault with a deadly weapon inflicting serious injury. 3 a chicago train station is back open this morning... after a man was shot and killed near it.it happened by the "pink" line's "california street" stop.reports say... a ?fight? may have started it all.a 20-year-old man was ?shot in the neck?... and died at the scene. another man -- was taken to the hospital. flames shot from a travelodge hotel in new york.. sending a woman to the hospital. a caller reported smoke and the hotel.emergency crews evacuated 25 rooms as firefighters responded.the 29 year old was treated for burns and smoke inhalation.the cause of the fire remains under investigation. still ahead this morning--- a warning for travelers ?heading out of the country.??some? nations... may ?not? accept your passport. find out why next! 3 plus ... a 20-dollar fill up turns into thousands of dollars charge

f-b-i's top ten most wanted list."brenda delgado" is in dallas.delcado was pick aed home in mexico back apl. she faces charges murd the alleged contract-killg of heex-riend's . nobel peace prize. santos is being re forwardedhis efforts to end a five-decades-long civil war that has killed more than 200-thousand people in the south country. the awarding of the nobel narrow ??rejected a peace deal that santos helped bring meteorologist gottian for your health.. october is breast cancer awareness month... and organizations around the country are wearing pink to show support and raise money for breast cancer research. tonight one community here in wisconsin is stepping up to show support flood has more. (nats)you can find lisa brandenburg at helping out at the football field. (sot: lisa brandenburg, cancer patient) "he hasn't missed any practices or any games.... we just arrange our schedule accordingly" her husband bruce has been coaching youth football here for 12 years.. and she's played a part a big part on the team - every season. (sot: bruce brandenburg, football coach/husband))"i

guilty to heroin possession. healther and brenda fry are set to appear before a judge at 1:00. we'll keep you updated on their sentences. >> we find out who our next president will be. starting today, you can get your vote in. it's the first day of early voting in ohio. wen to go to news 5. the board >> voting begins here at the board of elections add 8:00 this morning. less than four hours but i want to show you something. those are people camping out. they've been there since nine last night. they are hillary clinton supporters. 45,000 people are expected to cast their ballots here. officials say they are ready for more voters than ever. director calls this the super bowl. getting ready for about a year now. two floors for voting and 40 voting processing stations. for those worried about security, mcdonald says they've been working with the county it department and don't think there will be any problems. >> it's not connected to the internet or to any other system that is not required for our use. we also have a back up tabulation system in place at disaster at the warehouse

federal judge deciding for the second time to extend that deadline. we are live, and brenda, people have an extra week? >> reporter: yes, more time that's more time to go out. >> writing on the store -- the writing on the store says adult -- on this door says it all. they are celebrating a victory. >> hopefully we will get more people. >> it's to get more people to sign up to vote. go out to go. >> it's a week after hurricane matthew forced thousands to evacuate their homes along the east coast. governor. rick scott shows no intentions of extending the deadline. >> this week advocacy groups join the florida democratic party to see the governor and a federal judge ruled twice to extend the deadline 18. >> i wasn't surprised. >> susan thinks that more time could make a difference. >> the publicity comes out of all this is about to make some people interested in registering and made them more aware of i have to be more involved. >> this is florida after all. >> the whole country looks at florida and, the battle for votes lives another day. >>& have to live with it and go >> reporter: g

for the hearing. they were arrested this weekend along with the pastor's wife, brenda millender. the government says they got members of the church congregation to invest in a venture supposed to help setup businesses. they promised investors guaranteed returns which the government says never materialized. prosecutors alleged the into high-risk foreign trade funds as well as the pockets of the pastor and his wife for his personal expenses. >> he's denying guilt, we're going to plead not guilty on friday at the arraignment. >> reporter: the government had sought to hold the pastor in jail maintaining he's still involved in other fraudulent investment schemes while under investigation for memg's practices. brenda millender was released from jail monday. all defendants have been ordered to stay away from investors and allegations. they could each face fines and up to 20 years in jail if convicted. now, we also learned today from testimony in this hearing about another scheme, what the government is calling a scheme, involving trading in nigerian oil. that came up in the testimony here.

they were helping poor people in other countries. pastor terry wayne and his wife brenda seen with them here in 2009 were indicted on october 20th along charges of fraud. the three were aersed and appeared in federal court today. >> he used to be in the army and was proud of that service. and then he's been preaching at his church. i caught a few of his sermons on television. he's very good. >> reporter: family members were also in the courtroom with words of support for the minister and charges. this is all about an alexandria church. the address comes back to this office complex. the federal indictment against minister and his wife says the couple ran a company called microenterprise management group. it was supposed to offer small and short-term loans for those who wanted to start businesses of their own. they went after investors who wanted money to go toward christian causes helping the poor while offering guaranteed returns. but it wasn't management group. the justice department began looking into the company back in 2013. that's when an investigation was started. >> some peo

brenda pierson. it's not a red sky. sailors take warning. it's a yellow sky. it means it's a beautiful picture, brenda. nice job. wendy clark, a little cold air funnel coming in off the lake. this was yesterday just off of mentor, south of interstate 90 around 4:30 is where she was lake. here we go, a little white icy thing pinging off my window. according to adrian this morning. that was ice pellets mixing with the rain. we're going track reign for the world series, game number two. we'll try and keep it away, >>> this right here is a long shot but homeless advocates and the ohio democratic party have filed an people. they are asking the supreme of absentee and provisional ballots because of minor mistakes or omissions earlier this month. the higher courts declined to hear the appeal over 2014 voting law changes. >>> a couple of ohio lawmakers want to protect your right to take a selfie with your ballot. thousands of people are sharing their ballot selfies on social media to let friends know how they're voting, but here in ohio that is a fifth degree selfies criminalizes free speech.

. >> need to reconnect with the truth! >> reporter: millander and his wife, brenda millander, operated a company, called microenterprise management group. a group that pledged to help people in small, underdeveloping countries, by providing small, short-tomorrow loans. they emphasized their christian mission and assured their investments were backed by their company. the government says they used that ne risky trades on the foreign trade currency market and to purchase a $1.75 million home for themselves. >> reporter: now, has wife brenda millander and another woman who worked at the church and is also charged, those two women were both released on bond. terry millander has a bond hearing coming up. his attorney says he will argue for his release, saying he is a flight risk. >> both the pastor and his wife face a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison if convicted. >>> just about two weeks left until election day. and hillary clinton has opened up a 12-point lead over donald trump, according to an abc news tracking poll. >> clinton is now focused on helping congressional candidates, as

frye and her mother brenda frye boats pleaded guilty to voluntary matmanslaughter of andrew frye k in april. the summit county judge was not easy on the long-time mother and daughter addicts. >> both of you know the cycle you are in. mother, you know the cycle you were brought up in and yet your son in the same cycle. you knew he did the drugs. you knew he saw you do the drugs. >> reporter: long-time drug use as it often does turned deadly. it did for 16-year-old andrew frye. that fact was acknowledged by his uncle scott. >> no matter what, nothing can bring back andrew. so we just remember him in a good way. i think they're both remorseful >> how bad was the addiction? >> it was bad. they both had a bad addiction. >> reporter: the judge says the whole crime boils down to the lack of personal responsibility and bad choices. brenda, the grandmother, received nine years for involuntary manslaughter and 18 months for trafficking in heroin. heather gets nine years also for involuntary months for tampering with evidence. the bottom line it didn't have to lead to death but it did. harry boo

, brenda peoples wants the community to speak up for her 2-year-old granddaughter who is now recovering from gunshot wounds. this all happened on saturday in roxbury on winslow street in broad daylight. the toddler was sitting in the backseat of a car where police the bullet piercing that little girl's leg and also grazing her hand. her grandmother spoke to "the globe" saying for people to come forward and say what they saw. she says, quote, i wish the young people, the youth around here, would take life a little more seriously. now, again, that girl is recovering from her gunshot wounds. boston police say that her father is not cooperating because of gang relations. live at boston police headquarters, sera congi, wcv bars and expected in court today accused in triple stabbing in new hampshire. police arrested terrence simmons jr. of newport, rhode island, yesterday after a 14-hour man hunt. police say he stabbed three men outside of a housing complex yesterday morning up in plymouth, new hampshire. that serves as an off-campus housing for plymouth state university. two victims are stud

in alexandria. wife brenda and another woman to a $1.2 million fraud scheme. all three were arrested on sunday. brenda is already out of jail. >>> be careful where you park in the district. enforcement is getting more strict along wisconsin and connecticut avenues in northwest. there are more cars than usual because of the beach drive closures. adam tuss was telling about them. two extra tow trucks will on those routes during the morning and afternoon rush hour. it ihe rush on wisconsin avenue now goes until 7:00 p.m. we'll check back in with adam at 6:30 with more on what d-dot is doing to keep traffic moving. >>> this weekend, metro's safetrack program is switching to the red line. the change starts on saturday. the trains will run in two segments from shady grove to noma galladet. surge number 10 will run through november 22nd. the neighboring friends school according to the washington post, people who lived there tried to block the more than $32 million sale. they argued it violated a d.c. law which requires landlords to give tenants right of first refusal before a sale. the judg

space here at west potomac high school. last sunday after service the pastor and his wife, brenda, were arrested here. the attorney says that's one of the number of unusual moves by the government in this case. >> there was such a, excuse me, lull in the investigation. we were looking at it a couple years ago, seemed to die on the vine. is interesting. >> reporter: the government alleges millender and two co-defendants bilked members of the coalition out of more than $1 million to fund small businesses in poor and emerging countries. the investors' money went into high risk foreign currency exchange funds and personal expenses of the pastor and his wife. >> he's denying guilt, we're going to plead not guilty on friday at the arraignment. >> reporter: brenda mille monday. a hearing today for the pastor and co-defendant, grenetta well, irs testified while this investigation was going on, pastor millender was doing business transaction with another company, kingdom commodities unlimited, nigerian oil trading company in which he said he was, quote, a middle man. those charges come as a shoc

who died from a sentenced today. prosecutors say the grandmother brenda frye delivered the drugs and the mother heather frye used the heroin with her son and a friend. 16-year-old andrew frye was found dead in the green hotel room last april. both pled guilty to involuntary manslaughterch friend and brenda frye's boyfriend who supplied the hair wane pled guilty. >>> man shot and killed by westlake police was carrying an air pistol. examining weather 25 -year-old devan desnoyers drew the gun e fled from a -- robbery and hit a officer's cruiser two officers fired shots e later died at the hospital. police say he may be tied to three other robberies of pain pills at ccs stores. -- cvs stores. >>> now here's maureen with the morning news feed. >> reporter: topping the morning news feed hurricane cholera there's 300 cases and 20 people died according to the health ministry. haiti has seen more than 10,000 deaths from the disease after the her the quake in 20 -- earthquake in 2010. haitian government has sanitation efforts in police to make sure cholera doesn't spread. world health organiz

respect, right? reporter: brenda dulny is a staunch supporter of hillary clinton for president. she lives right next door to angelo mino, who is campaigning for trump. along with most of their neighbors. so when brenda's clinton sign was stolen this week, she never expected angelo to come to her rescue. with a new sign. >> he came to the door last night and he had one. i about fell over. america citizen 13 years ago, says he'll never support clinton for president, but he will always support our freedoms. >> if somebody takes your sign, they have stolen your freedom of speech. i was a little bit concerned. i would be very upset if somebody took my sign. reporter: the political rivals have been neighbors for two decades. they tell me they stay friends by not talking politics. and they will remain friends no matter who becomes president. >> especially when hillary takes i will try not to rub it in your face. >> we are still americans. adam: there is hope for all of us. coming up, a choir without a voice is shouting to be heard. cherise: where they are on tour right now. hayley: tonight, the

up his medicine at the dispensary sahara wellness. its gunna have you brenda gunsallaus owns the dispensary ... she says the majority of her patients are over 50... i have seen since we opened how its helped so many people this bump in age of users... comes as medical marijuana in the industry is growing as a whole. statewide 23- thousand people- two years ago that number was under five thousand. (source: nevada initiative to regulate and tax marijuana) 15 for the gram 75 for thc the main reason people are signging up is severe pain followed by muscle spasms and cancer. weve jumped in droves and it shows not even sporatically but on an exponential basis marijuana advocates like where the numbers are going... but vow to continue to make it more mainstream. red michaels medical marijuana advocate- theres a real stigma to the marijuana industry brenda gunsallus partner sahara wellness- its changed a lot of peoples lives i have people pull me aside and say youve changed our marriage to get your medical marijuana card is not cheap.... it costs anywhere between 250 dollars and 400 doll

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father, the son, and the holy spirit, rest was brenda k hallett -- callahan and james callahan. clearance thompson junior, also a vietnam veteran who served in the navy. the americans legion out of brook park honoring their own. forgotten in a storage unit, this family will never forget. the forgotten dead, rita d clark found in the storage unit and 2 of 6 have unidentified remains, 2 more lives unidentified. they have been left right here on the ground, abandoned and unaccounted for. >> a few have been dropped off here at the cemetery where we found cremated remains. >> it happens at holy cross cemetery. >> more than you think, more than you would think. them and let perpetual light shine upon them. >> >>reporter: chilling standing there hearing about these untold stories to go with boxes buried in mystery but now mercy by strangers and a storage unit manager that did the right thing . >> that had to be chilling standing there being a part of that. >> is, if you know anything about these people that may have left it they said that they came from several storage it would only s

scene, school bus rollover. multiple patients. >> reporter: 25-year veteran driver, brenda armster, briefly looks in the mirror to ask a question. >> does anybody get off here? >> reporter: in that split-second distraction, the school district says armster failed to see a truck stopped ahead making a left turn. >> the bus just started gliding through the road. >> reporter: 11 of the 52 students were injured. >> we have someone injured right here. >> reporter: once again raising the issue of why more school busses don't have seatbelts. currently, only six states require them. in this rollover cra simulated by one of the largest providers of school bus seat belts, kids not buckled in go airborne. >> seatbelts save lives, and three-point belts should be on every school bus. >> reporter: tom, federal safety officials called for seat belts to be in every school bus. that will cost school districts anywhere from $7,000 to $11,000 per bus. tom? >> thank you. >> when we come back, the wedding day drama that landed people in the hospital. >>> and why this may be the last stay with us. i inh

. we're 2 degrees cooler in tampa with 4 degrees cooler than this time yesterday in brenda brandon in about a degrees cooler and brooksville. humidity is not too bad . i almost put it in the pleasant category. today's afternoon high, 86 just 2 degrees above the average. at 5:08 i will take you hour by hour through your thursday you can make your plans. >>> the roadways look pretty good overall. i have an update on the construction i just told you about. so now you have lanes taken away on university underneath i 75 sarasota. popping over here still trying to wrap up but no delays state road 52 in oak street -- and oak street. downtown dade city is up to speed and we are looking very good through ybor city. the veterans expressway is up to speed as well.>>> in your vote: we don't gain anything. >> debate. there were accusations, personal attacks and as you just heard the candidates were talking over each other. they sling one-liners that had the internet buzzing. >> no question there were some big moments in this final face- off. we're joined now from the tampa new center. manus, what

brenda millender accused of scamming the congregation out of $1.2 million. prosecutors in the case say the couple made false promises to people who invested in their business. instead of providing small business loans in poor countries, prosecutors say that the millenders used the money on risky purchase of a home in springfield. michelle: turns out the fallout from the wells fargo banking scandal may be starting. a survey of the wells fargo customers was completed showing the potential cost of creating million of fake accounts. it found the bank stands to lose $99 billion in deposits. $ billion in rev -- $4 billion in revenue and a customer base that could drop by up to 30%. the negative perception of the bank gone from 15% to 52%. jonathan: "7 on your side" with health matters about the connection between smoking abcancer deaths. a -- and cancer deaths. they found a third of the cancers in the u.s. linked to cigarette smoking. it's still the top cause of preventible deaths. thought you would never see again? of course you have. one local man's story that may give you hope. michel

. >> reporter: assault survivor brenda tracy has spent a lot of time thinking about the idea of locker room talk. >> the first thing i do is tell my story. i try to make sure that i humanize the issue of sexual assault. a sexual assault is something that happens to everyone. >> reporter: tracy travels the country speaking to football teams about fighting rape culture and resents donald trump's implication that his words were just idle talk. >> he's of violence, that he is degrading and demeaning to women, he's not helping to keep us safe. >> what would you say to women who would say, after this tape, how could she? how could kelly ann conway work for donald trump? >> i believe when he expressed contrition and humility, i'm someone who believes in forgiveness and mercy. had he not sought it, it may be a different situation. >> we had protesters out waving signs about so-called locker room talk. >> it's going to be a long 28 days. >> i bet it is. >>> next, she has wowed on the floor on "dancing with the stars." but behind the scenes, her wrenching personal story of domestic violence. we go on

colorado. this year the health department says there is one big change to prepare for.>> brenda garcia and her family know just how important flu shots can be. she says her son has never had the flu because of the vaccinations. one of her daughters has special health considerations. >> she was a preemie, and we worry a lot about her health. she was born at 28 weeks. we know it's important her healthy. >> reporter: new this year the cdc says flumist is out. injectables are the way to go. the state health department says both influenza a and be a will be circulating around colorado. it is too early to know which will be more aggressive. the vaccination will cover both.>> i have always gotten a flu shot. i worry about them getting the >> reporter: if you have ever wondered why it seems like colorado gets hammered by the flu, the health department says that is not quite accurate. colorado's flu rates are really higher than any other states. even in a mild season doctors recommend you get vaccinated soon. >> it's important because, since i've never had it, it's a good ring. >> reporter: thi

: millender and grenetta wells are right now being held without bond. brenda was released after the hearing. all three have been dieted by a grand jury and looking at a maximize of 20 years in prison if convicteded. live in alexandria, lindsay >>> problem of easing traffic congestion on 395 took center stage. they met to express concerns to extend the lanes, they would extend the lanes north by eight miles to the dc line. right now. lanes end near edsel road where they turn into high occupancy vehicle lanes, the plan would convert the existing lanes to toll lanes and add a third lane of traffic. the agency says the express give drivers a choice. but not everyone thinks this is a good idea. >> d dot should examine another alternative, namely conversion of the existing to hov, lanes to hot lanes. if that dog won't hunt, scrap hov lanes altogether and promote transit in the 395 corridor instead >> we believe it will only the dc beltway and outer suburbs and areas that are presently rural. >> two more public hearings are scheduled. next take place wednesday at francis hammond middle sch

another woman to a fraud scheme. all three were arrested on sunday. brenda is out of jail. terry and wells will be in court arguing to be released. >>> fbi workers and local leaders will have to work longer to find out where the new fbi headquarters will be. the decision will be made next year. bids are considered locations in greenbelt and landover maryland and springfield, virginia. the decision was delayed because of an overwhelming response from developers. >>> the district wants to make sure it is fully prepared for this year's snow. >> i'm hoping they don't have to do a whole lot this year. >> that is why city leaders are planning before the really cold weather strikes. chuck wants snow, so we're kind of in the minority here. you may have been one of the people caught in this terrible today council member mary cheh is holding ail meeting on snow readiness. meteorologists and dpw will weigh in. >> not just chuck. >> new rules for a popular spot to exercise. >> and we're in for a major temperature swing. chuck is updating the forecast with how to dress the kids. >>> chilly start

time. >> brenda hollingsworth says her father-in-law sat in these pews as a boy. faith files and family and a sense of place really means something here. >> madison county is like a treasure hunt. if you love to hunt for old things. and see something still intact from years ago. >> at the madison county historical museum, visitors can find conversation pieces to spam the generations. one of the highlights is an incredible display of military uniforms from every branch of service and then some. it includes remnants of civil war drummer boys whose beats actually communicated battlefield commands. more than 2000 madison county residents served while many made this a stop on the underground railroad. >> we had slaves come through here for about five years. more remembered the people so fondly that he came back to madison county to live out his life. his grave marker noting the inspirational motivation to follow the north star. >> an important part of moving people from missouri to here, to des moines, to get on the train, to get to iowa city, chicago and canada. >> just another chapt