countless young women before her, tina new had drop-dead looks and hollywood dreams. she had done some bikini modeling and had a small part on the tv show "baywatch nights." but that turned out to be the peak of her career. soon, tina found herself slipping into the darker side of show biz. she started doing drugs and lost custody of her two young children because of it. and fell for a succession of guys who did not treat her kindly. >> i had an ex-boyfriend put a gun to my head, play russian roulette between me and him. i was held over the balcony by my neck. >> reporter: tina, who was broke and near rock bottom, was desperate. >> i got down on my knees literally begging and i said i'll do whatever you want, lord, just help me. i can't do this anymore. i need tou show me a sign. >> reporter: the universe sent you eric bechler. >> the next day i meet him and all my problems are gone. >> reporter: she had taken a modeling gig, eye candy at a trade show. eric was there promoting his new business. it was three months to the day since pegye had disappeared. >> i just thought he was re

progress back if her home state. >> this comes as family and friends of tina frost work to raise money for her recovery. melanie alnwick live with the latest. >> reporter: tina frost was able to come home on a medical flight to maryland. she's now at johns hopkins hospital in baltimore where she's continuing her treatment. now, over t process. family reports that tina started to wake up on friday opening her left eye a bit able to tap her feet to music or giving a thumbs up. tina was able to walk three steps to a chair and back breathing on her own for several hours at a time. her sister posted on friday that she was able to goof around with tina and a little teddy bear. she wrote tina was able to hold it pat it on the back and give it a little kiss. with her transfer tina will be closer to a strong support network back home. last night friends in odenton got together for another fundraiser. they say they're on team tina for as long as they're needed. >> we don't know how much the medical bills are going to cost so we just want to keep raising money for her and just show her that we ar

everything! tina new: what? my heartbeat was going so fast. i said, you need to tell me the truth. [theme music] welcome to "dateline." they were a good-looking couple with an expanding family and a booming business. but when he whisked her away on a birthday boat cruise, disaster struck, and pegye bechler was gone. was it an accident, or was it perhaps something more sinister? here's josh mankiewicz with "troubled waters." josh mankiewicz (voiceover): if you crave money or fame, or if you want to meet beautiful people, maybe even become one of them, you will find your way to southern california. it's where everything is possible, or seems to be. this is the story of two women, drawn for different reasons to the sun, to the bright lights, to the blue water. both chased that promise of success. both saw what can go wrong. it was a gorgeous summer day in newport beach, california, the last of 4th of july weekend. some lucky tourists aboard an eight passenger boat called the greene machine were marveling at a school of dolphins playing in the water when they came across the unexpecte

. >> reporter: like countless young women before her, tina new had drop-dead looks and hollywood dreams. she had done some bikini modeling and had a small part on the tv show "baywatch nights." but that turned out to be the peak of her career. soon, tina found herself slipping into the darker side of show biz. she started doing drugs and lost custody of her two young children because of it. and fell for a succession of guys who did not treat her kindly. >> i had an ex-boyfriend put a gun to my head, play russian roulette between me and him. i was held over the balcony by my neck. >> reporter: tina, who was broke and near rock bottom, was desperate. >> i got down on my knees literally begging and i said i'll do whatever you want, lord, just help me. i can't do this anymore. i need you to show me a sign. >> reporter: the universe sent you eric bechler. >> the next day i meet him and all my problems are gone. >> reporter: she had taken a modeling gig, eye candy at a trade show. eric was there promoting his new business. it was three months to the day since pegye had disappeared. >> i just thoug

, thank you for coming. great to have you here. ♪ ♪ charlie: tina brown is here. she is a founder and the elf tina brown live media. last week, she hosted the eighth annual women in the world summit in new york. it featured women of impact and the men who champion them. this year's participants included hillary clinton, u.s. ambassador nikki haley, canadian prime minister justin trudeau, andy president of plant -- and the president of planned parenthood, cecile richards. here's part of the interview with hillary clinton. >> what does it say about the challenges that one faces women empowerment, that misogyny won with women voters? clinton: well, i am currently writing a book -- [applause] hillary clinton: yes. i spent a lot of time wrestling with this. as you guess, i thought about it more than once. [laughter] i don't know that there is more than one answer. there are sogn, many different crosscurrents and e greaternd some hav impacts than others. it is fair to say that certainly misogyny played a role. that just has to be admitted. why and what the underlying reasons were is what i'

announces his appointment of lieutenant governor tina smith to replace senator al franken, who amid allegations of sexual misconduct. >> the minnesota constitution assigns me the responsibility to fill the upcoming vacancy in the united states senate. i have given this important decision the most careful consideration. first and foremost, i want to appoint the person who i believe best represents the people of minnesota in this senate. i selected our outstanding lieutenant-governor tina smith. [applause] i have worked with many superb public officials during my 40 year career. tina stands first and foremost among them. she's extremely intelligent, quick to learn, always open to views. other's she generally likes people and people like her. she has impeccable integrity in the highest personal and professional standards. she will be a senator of whom all minnesotans can be proud of. she hass minnesota, traveled extensively throughout our state, she knows the citizens, our challenges, and opportunities. we worked closely together during the past seven years, she deserves great credit f

arts and culture. with me is the dance director tina matias cruz. thank you very much for being here. tina matias cruz: thank you for having us. robert: how did your group start? tina: well, we started under the direction of rudi c. soriano. he is a former bayanihan artist and choreographer. and he started off with a small group of college students, and from there, a lot of people decided to learn more about pilipino culture and dance, and the group just expanded from that point. robert: for you, what's important about why this needs to be not only, like, sort of displayed and exhibited, but also continue to flourish? tina: well, i think it's important as second-generation pilipino americans that we need to pursue our culture and to educate, especially, you know, young adults who were born in america, or, you know, second generation, and to also educate the youth. so, we also have a school program for the kids as well. robert: do you get a lot of response from the community? tina: yes, actually, we do. robert: yeah, it's always nice when you see that they're trying to embrace that cu

inside and see tina's bars. michael: awesome. that's why i'm here. richard: how you doing? lemonis: so, this is it? richard: so, this is it. what do you think? lemonis: i was blown away. lemoniwoman: we have a deal. lemonis: when i invest in a business, i have a pretty good idea of what i'm gonna do with it. carolyn: it'll be the best haircut you've ever had. lemonis: but sometimes, even i'm surprised of what opportunities come up along the way. [ laughter ] in 2013, i went to new york city to meet jon and andrew baron, the owners of carcash, an auto-buying service. they were hanging on by a thread. jon: we're dangerously low on cash right now, which means i can't buy cars. lemonis: the brothers had taken over the business when their father died. and by the time i arrived, their relationship was falling apart. jon: next time you want to make a $7,500 purchase, you better come to me first. lemonis: sales were slowing, the losses were mounting, and they were $200,000 in debt. without help, a business that had lasted for decades would be gone within a matter of weeks. andrew: i'll do anyt

falls in athens, tina papoiti and nikos tsepenekos start their patrol through the amusement district of plaka. the two inspectors are on the lookout for tax dodgers. their suspicions are aroused in this cocktail bar. tina: there are no bills on the tables. reporter: it looks as if the owner is selling his drinks off the books. tina: good evening. we are tax fraud inspectors. could you please give me a bill for ten cents? reporter: each bill lists how many receipts were issued that day -- an important clue for the inspectors. many guests don't ask for a bill. and with vat at 24%, the temptation is great to pocket the cash. tina: no, that's not a bill, just an order. nikos: just 32 bills for the entire day? tina: let's have a closer look round. reporter: this is the second time the owner of this bar has been caught out. his fine is doubled to 500 euros. he won't speak to us while the camera is running. outside, some guests are sympathetic. >> if we had lower taxes or the money was used for welfare, dodging taxes would not be good. but as things are, you cannot really blame the bar owne

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maryland who was severely injured in that las vegas shooting. >> tina frost is back in her home state. according to her family she is making progress. melanie alnwick live in the news room with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. there was so much progress tina was able to come home to johns hopkins hospital in baltimore for continued care. family reports tina started to wake up on friday opening her left eye a bit and looking around the room. she's able to tap her foot to music or giving a thumbs up. tina was able to walk three steps to a chair and back breathing on her own for several hours at a time. after she was shot in the right eye tina's boyfriend and an off duty firefighter were able to carry her to the street and get her into the back of a pickup truck and race her to the nearest hospital. her surgeon told a told a paper 90 percent of people with her injuries don't with her transfer she'll be closer to a strong support network back home. family and friends got together for another fundraiser. they say they're on team tina for as long as they're needed. >> we

tina, we know some people who might be able to help you. (quietly): it's us. so, uh, where's the banjo? i'm thinking of taking it back to the thrift store, actually. oh, forget about making that burger to-go. i will eat it here. oh, god, i'm so relieved. (chuckles) i guess what i'm hearing is you're not gonna try and talk me out of this. (laughs) well, let's put it this way. people don't come to bob's burgers for the music, you know? yeah. it's called bob's burgers, not bob's banjo. uh-huh. (laughs) it was more "grueling" banjo, than "dueling" banjo. (laughs) all right, teddy, you made your point. geez, why you getting so hot? you're terrible at the banjo. linda: big beach bonfire tonight, huh? uh-huh. so, you're going, but you're not going, 'cause you're staying here, but jimmy junior's going and you're gonna do the thing with the robot? what part of "virtual robot date" don't you understand? it just seems a little... unhealthy. mom, i have a relationship now! a-and, yes, i've stopped changing socks and underwear, and, yes, it smells funny in here. but, sweetie, this can't last.

of the reasons i'm excited to go to precise graphix. tina: hi. how are you? i'm tina. lemonis: hey, tina. how are you? i'm marcus. tina: nice to meet you, marcus. lemonis: nice to meet you. is this the main office? tina: this is the main office, yes. lemonis: okay. tina, what do you do here? tina: i do payroll and human resources, most accounting functions. lemonis: you love it here? tina: yeah. i'm keith's wife, so... lemonis: okay. i didn't know that. i didn't even know that. tina: yeah, so i have a little different perspective on it. lemonis: i'd love to meet keith. tina: yes. come on. i'm assuming he's right next door. you have visitors. lemonis: how are you doing? i'm marcus. keith: marcus. keith lyden. lemonis: nice to meet you, keith. how you doing? dean: i'm good. dean lyden. -nice to meet you. -lemonis: dean, how are you? keith: my brother. lemonis: oh, this is your brother? okay. when did you start the business? keith: 2004. lemonis: and who put in all the money? keith: all the finance came from me. think we're up to about $160,000. lemonis: $160,000? dean: originally, i

moment. stay with us. ♪ charlie: tina carr is the director of a trust, an organization that protects freelance journalists around the world. it was founded in 1995 through the trust operates in over 60 countries today. i am pleased to have tina at this table for the first time. welcome. tina: thank you. charlie: tell me more about the trust. tina: we are very small and we were globally to help the coasts freelancers have always been part of the news community, which has been very formidable. they are having any credibly tough time right now. the climate is changing. the whole reason i feel we are more relevant than we have ever been in our work is that freelancers were a huge part of independent journalism. the whole journalism landscape has changed. we are noticing a massive change in the amount of people coming to us for the kind of help we give. charlie: and why is that? tina: for all sorts of reasons first of all -- reasons. first of all, there are more freelance journalists than there used to be. news organizations are using them more because freelance journalists all a

proves you can never be too old or too young. she's 91. but at her great nephew's wedding tina became queen of the flowers. our bruce gordon is live in south philadelphia with my favorite story of the night, bruce. >> reporter: yeah, look, the bride was beautiful. the groom was handsome. the ceremony itself pure class but something tells me it was the flower girl who stole the show. tina is indeed the real deal. >> it's exhilarating really it make me feel wonderful. >> reporter: signed the south philly row home where she was born 91 years ago, they call her tina, still can't get over it. it was the july wedding of her great nephew and his fiance'. the bride to be asked tina if she'd like to be part of the ceremony. >> i thought they really meant me to be a made of honor and i said, you mean made of honor, and she said no, no. we want you to be our queen of flours. >> reporter: 91-year-old knauer girl? why not? tina bought herself a pretty pink floral dress and hat and handed out silk rose buses to the guests. >> culling down and everybody is going it's aunt tina report rt wedding phot

dimes has to address the issues. tina kabuchi is executive director for the march of dimes. and gabriella garcia serves on the march of dimes maternal child health committee, also with providence health center for life. thank you for being with us thiç morning. >> thank you. >> it a  in a row seeing an increase in these numbers when prior to that you were seeing steady improvement in the numbers? tina? >> there's a lot of reasons, and the march of dimes is working to discover what those reasons are. but we are focused on, you know, access to care, making sure women get great prenatal care. also, the age that women are having their children and making sure that we are delivering the best care for women and the age that they're having their czildren. >> gabriella, there are different stages of a preterm pregnancy but all carry risks. the same question to you about, you çknow, kbr we're seeing an seeing a rick to these babies? >> babies can be born at 24 weeks and we see a lot of babies at 24 weeks in nicu but we have a goal f reach 40 weeks. the development of the brain, the d

wanted in connection with the killing of a tina pratt but they have yet to find the suspect. elliot ivory sparks has been on the run and the fbi is getting in on the investigation. paul wagner live with the latest. hey, paul. >> reporter: hey marina last election day i was standing not far from here and watched as d.c. police told the family of her body was found in this wooded area behind 34e. it's something that sticks with you and you don't soon forget watching something like that. took d.c. police two months and they identified the man they want to capture and tonight her sisters and tina's sisters are reaching out they want help finding this man. >> antina pratt was on her way home from work when she met up with a man potentialroy road south east. this chill be vedo released shows tina as sisters call you meeting up with killer steps from where her body would be found. it's a video thomas and mc donald have watched over and over again. >> she didn't make it hope this night. and it really sent chills through your spine the thought that was the last time i seep her walking. we wa

cathy's sister tina. >> cathy was energetic. she was happy. she loved to laugh. >> reporter: cathy was one of four siblings. there was younger brother marty and the baby, debbie. tina was the eldest. she watched as cathy excelled in school. >> cathy was exceptional. cathy made her own way. she didn't follow a role model. >> reporter: nobody guiding her and nobody pushing her. >> exactly. she had her own drive. >> she used to tell her younger sister that she had to leave her mark. you had to leave your mark in this world so that people would remember you when you moved on. >> reporter: you have to leave your mark on the world. did you teach her that? >> no, that was just her. >> reporter: seems like an admirable thing for a kid to come up with. >> well, cathy was different. >> reporter: beautiful, smart and social. and popular. you knew more about her dating life than maybe your mom and dad did. >> yes, i believe to some extent, yes. >> reporter: cathy dated a few guys in high school, but no one she was terribly stuck on. and then in 1994, out of high school and a young woman of 20,

making unbelievable progress. for the first time tonight we have video of tina frost taking her first steps at johns hopkins. news 4's kristin wright takes us inside her road to recovery. >> reporter: tina frost is taking incredible steps. five weeks after she was shot in the head in las vegas and survival was not certain, tina is walking. her physical therapist and also her mother by her side. she's holding her daughter's hand through days of intense therapy. >> they're not sitting vigil by a bedside. they are active. they are busy. all day long she has physical therapists and occupational therapists and speech therapists that are in and out multiple times a day. >> reporter: family friend amy klinger went to see tina at johns hopkins wednesday and recorded the video. the first time we're seeing the young woman from maryland in her amazing recovery. in such a short amount of time is amazing. >> reporter: amy also shared pictures she took of tina reading a magazine and playing on a tablet. tina's also laughing and talking in sentences. but a concern right now is monitoring tina's memo

tina davis the latest is that transcanada says it is considering it. why might it be just considering instead of a plodding and shovels to nebraska? tina: they did not get exactly the clear permission that they wanted. it approved an alternative to what the company had proposed. there were three alternatives that they were looking at and this was one of the ones that the company has to essentially figure out, do i still want to continue with the project? is this alternative going to make it economic to go forward? shery: that they talk to investors already? what our producers saying? tina: they are happy that this project may be having. is stymieing it is the lack of take away capacity and are some existing pipelines that if you look at the difference between the price of oil and western canada and the u.s. benchmark, it's about $15 right now and that's an indication that you need more takeaway capacity. we have that chart on the bloomberg terminal and we are back to where we were last december. it's been a bit of a movement. will transcanada come under pressure to complete this even

sagkeeng first nation, tina fontaine, who had been reported missing for 9 days. officer: the homicide unit entered what has become a long and complicated investigation. the murder of this child, and let's not forget she was a child, has shocked and outraged our community. and i think that outrage has resonated across our nation. [rhythmic drumming] [all chanting] narrator: her death sparked a march through the city streets and renewed calls for a national inquiry to provide answers. trudeau: first of all, our hearts go out to family and friends of tina fontaine. the entire first nations and aboriginal communities across the country are reeling with this particularly poignant and tragic--tragic loss, but it comes on a compounded loss of so many missing and murdered over the years. narrator: tina's family is not the only one to struggle with loss through violence. jeri lee: it takes your mind off everything. and i mean, i think of my sister every time i bead. but it's not a bad way. it's not the ugly part of what happened. it's beautiful memories of her. narrator: at the [indis

-- maryland native tina frost continuing to recover from injuries suffered in the las vegas concert massacre. friends of the family held a fundraiser last night to help raise money for tina's medical expenses. now -- for the first time -- her father is speaking out about her survival and what it means to have his daughter back home. a "go fund me" account for tina has raised more than a "go fund me" account for tina has raised more than 600-thousand developing now.. a former aide at a school for children with disabilities is out of a job, after being charged with voyeurism. 23-year-old krishna garris worked at st. coletta of greater washington, in southeast d.c. police say she recorded video of a special needs child while the girl was undressing in a school bathroom. garris then allegedly posted the video on snapchat. garris turned herself in to police on wednesday. she said she recorded the video because she wanted to document her stressful day, using the caption, "wanna go home." school officials immediately terminated her. happening today-- since you are already going to be bundl

." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- tina fey, alessandro nivola, musical guests dirty projectors featuring dawn and the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 672. yeah! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you know it! you know it! you know this is it, baby. welcome to "the tonight show!" [ cheers and applause ] you feel it! i feel it! there's a buzz, there's a buzz in the building tonight. >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: you feel it. this crowd knows -- [ cheers and applause ] it's a great show tonight. welcome, welcome, everybody, welcome. here's what everybody's talking about. it was another crazy day in washington. can you believe what's going on? i don't even know what to say anymore. yesterday donald trump fired the director of the fbi, james comey, the guy who has been in the news every day since the election. [ light laughter ] he fired him. yeah. i guess comey heard about it right before a recruitment event he was going to speak at. [ laughter ] he was like, "hey, while i'm recruiting, anyone want to be director? just came up. it's

las vegas is now out of the hospital. and she's starting to walk, with a little help. tina frost was shot in the head and lost her eye. since then, the community has dollars for her recovery. a fourth fundraiser was held at the greene turtle in gambrills, maryland. the gathering was held just days before tina the gathering was held just days before tina celebrates her 28th birthday. people sold t-shirts and wristbands, and raffled off gifts. tina is now at a rehab center. it's unclear when she'll be able to go home. a man is charged with arson, after a massive fire in the small city of cohoes , in upstate, new york. the fire broke out around two p.m. and destroyed nearly two dozen buildings in the downtown area. authorities say the man who allegedly started the fire was trying to forge a blade over a burning barrel. strong winds caused the flames to get out of control. the mayor says the fire is the worst ever experienced. the man accused of starting it has a preliminary hearing on tuesday. in western new york-- a hunter now facing criminal charges, after fatally shooting a neigh

speaking out for the first time. what he's saying, and where tina frost is spending the holidays. a winter weather advisory later today in d-c. things might get messy for your evening commute. our stormwatch 7 team has everything you need to know. good morning washington. toss to eileen -- winter weather alert! - becoming cloudy and cold today - light snow possible 1-5pm; a quick coating could make for icy roads mainly along & east of i-95 - rising temperatures this weekend; most of the weekend dry - 50s return early next week today: cloudy and cold. light snow possible 1-5pm. a coating to an inch possible, mainly east of i-95. watch for slick travel. highs: 32-35 winds: ne to se 5 mph tonight: mainly clear and cold. lows: 23-30 winds: w 5 mph saturday: partly to mostly sunny. seasonable. highs: 45-50 winds: wsw 5-10 mph ght now- mccain - is at walter reed national military medical center addressing side effects from his brain cancer treatment. but there are reports - his health is in decline. ryan hughes is live in bethesda this morning with the latest. today is the national deadli

who was shot sunday. tina frost was shot in the head. she grew up in anne arundel county and went to anne arundel high school. her family and friends are hoping for a full recovery. news 4's christine wright has more. >> tina frost is fighting to survive. she took a single bullet to the head in las vegas, lost her eye and slipped into a dark coma. her parents are by her side, staying positive. a family spokesperson tells me. close friends like taylor johnson, rushed back home to maryland. >> it was shocking to have like one of your best friends that you grew up with a victim of this horrid act. >> tina, a victim. it's a strange and upsetting things for loved ones to wrap their minds around. after all, tina and taylor's friendship goes way back. they were bridesmaids together, played soccer for years. share a lov like so many of the victims in vegas. >> it's a different outcome that we would have wanted, obviously. but it could have been worse. >> they credit her boyfriend austin with saving her life. after she was shot, he carried her to a truck, to a stranger who drove her to the ho

. maryland bureau chief brad bell joins us live with the outpouring of support for tina frost. what is the latest on her condition, brad? brad: well, as we understand it, she remains in a coma. but the real question is there going to be any brain damage? that is the word we are getting from the family. we are thousands of miles from las vegas at the field here at old mill high school. but tina frost is very much on the minds she is a part of their family. probably like most people, as word of the enormity, the number of victims in las vegas sank in. faculty at anne arundel high school they will have a link to someone. they learned the 2008 grad tina frost was gravely wounded. their hearts sank. >> this one really hit home. incredibly close to the family. they are like daughters to me as well. it hurts. >> we are concerned for everyone. it's one of our own. brad: frost was a star soccer player and now lives in san diego. she and her boyfriend drove to vegas to attend the music festival. she was hit in the head. she has lost one eye. she is in a coma. her father posting this update on fa

victims from our area taking her first steps. the new signs of recovery for tina frost as she is moved to a hospital in maryland. >> have you seen it? the hashtag me, too, trending on social media this evening as folks here in our area shared their stories of sexual harassment. >> and the news 4 consumer team gets some big results. the changes that ford is making in the ralph nortm: governor, narrator: ed gillespie and i wants to endis ad. a woman's right to choose. ed giof a woman'sd put thpersonal decisions,rge not women and their doctors. as governor, ed gillespie says, i would like to see abortion be banned. if ed gillespie would like to see abortion banned, i would like to see i would like to see i would like to see that ed gillespie never becomes governor. >>> a major new development in a news 4 consumer investigation, ford is now offering to pay for repairs associated with carbon monoxide leaks. in 1.3 million explorers. let's get right to consumer reporter susan hogan who has been working for you and out in front of this story for a long time now. susan? >> well, that's right, jim

treatment. tina frost big steps forward and what's next for her recovery. >> the harvey weinstein scandal in hollywood prompting people to share their stories of sexual hassment on socialra >> announcer: you're watching news 4 at 6:00. >> when they are unloading groceries or strapping their children in the car, neighbors in one springfield neighborhood are watching their backs. >> and they're not worried about crooks. it's a couple of crazy dogs, aggressive, keeping them on edge. >> northern virginia bureau david culver is at animal services in fair oaks with the story. this sounds scary, david. >> reporter: it really is. especially when you hear it from the springfield mom who says that many in her neighborhood are uneasy just stepping out of their homes. so, what are they doing? they're carrying with them baseball bats and pepper spray just in case of a canine attack. >> they basically charged my neighbor and they also charged another one of the neighbors. >> reporter: bob landon worries getting overly aggressive when unleashed. >> we have many young children and including adults. we don't

writing you in support of jonathan and tina mcnulty's remodel of their home at 2325 steiner. we have visited their home on referral occasions and have seen firsthand the flawed design and construction of their property. they have been transparent with their plans and have reached out to neighbors to address their concerns. jonathan and tina have scaled back their construction can considerably, and they have been ideal neighbors. they're friendly and considerate. when our block needed a safe cocaptain, jonathan immediately volunteered. their family is a delight and they write warmth and laughter to our block. it would be an absolute shock to see them leave. my name is ali mccort. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening and welcome. >> good evening. >> my name is jessie. i'm a san francisco neighbor of jonathan and tina. while i fully support the construction, i'm going to use my time to read a letter from another neighbor. lenny wanted to be here in person but she had a previous engagement. dear memory befrz of the board of ael pas. my husband and i are writing

seriously injured during the las vegas massacre is making some progress. 27-year-old tina frost is a graduate of arundel high school, shot in the eye and remains in a comb but her family said she's stable and starting to breathe on her own. lindsey watts joins us with an update. >> reporter: tina frost has a long recovery ahead. family still waiting to see the extent of her brain damage. their focus on all of the positive steps she's taken this past week. we've learned it was a stranger at that concert last sunday who helped save her life. >> love ones at her las vegas hospital. the shirts read team tina >> it's hard to keep the spirits up but they made packet that when they're with tina they're only, you know, only positive. >> reporter: family friend amy clinicer said she continue to heal in intensive care after suffering devastating injuries >> the bullet went through her right eye and travelled to her forehead. she had to have three hours of surgery at which time they removed her right eye. and her forehead was shattered. >> reporter: frost was at the country music festival in la

! tina, we know some people who might be able to help you. (quietly): it's us. so, uh, where's the banjo? i'm thinking of taking it back to the thrift store, actually. oh, forget about making that burger to-go. i will eat it here. oh, god, i'm so relieved. (chuckles) i guess what i'm hearing is you're not gonna try and talk me out of this. (laughs) well, let's put it this way. people don't come to bob's burgers for the music, you know? yeah. it's called bob's burgers, not bob's banjo. uh-huh. (laughs) it was more "grueling" banjo, than "dueling" banjo. (laughs) all right, teddy, you made your point. geez, why you getting so hot? you're terrible at the banjo. linda: big beach bonfire tonight, huh? uh-huh. so, you're going, but you're not going, 'cause you're staying here, but jimmy junior's going and you're gonna do the thing with the robot? what part of "virtual robot date" don't you understand? it just seems a little... unhealthy. mom, i have a relationship now! a-and, yes, i've stopped changing socks and underwear, and, yes, it smells funny in here. but, sweetie, this can

, they might get to know pastor tina. >> if you see god, god's going to give you a message that will give you the power to recover what you lost. amen? >> pastor tina has been preaching in the jail chapel for more than a decade. >> god never tells lies and he always fulfills his promises. that's why you got to get in his word and find out what is his promises to you. >> i have an assignment to lead these people out. i don't care what these people have done. i don't care the most heinous crime you can think of. if they turn around and repent they will make it into heaven. >> the minute that we run up on a problem, then we begin to -- we get mad at god, don't we? >> i have the heart for them. i used to get high. i used to sell drugs. the only difference between us and them is that they got caught and i didn't. so i don't stand in a place of judgment of them. ♪ >> pastor tina also directs the inmate choir. >> the sheriff is keen on keeping them busy. if we keep them busy, they're less likely to get in trouble. >> antonio bell is one of the newest members. >> one of my problems pulled