i would love to start a family with laurie and have little kids. i don't believe right now is the best time to have kids. >> i'm not nowhere near capable of taking care of any living being. i'm not -- barely capable of taking care of myself. that's yes really, really hope that i'm not. >> until she is examined and new tests are taken, dowda and the others on her unit are only left to speculate. >> you've gotten bigger. see? it's all right here. you believe me when i tell you you're pregnant? >> it would be different if there wasn't a ball in there. cornbread. >> it's not cornbread, honey, it as baby. >> i think but i don't want to accept it. >> you think what? >>> that i'm pregnant, the p-word. but i don't want to be a mom. i'm scared to be. i don't want to be a bad mom. so i guess that's why i'm in denial. i don't want to be a bad mom. >> but the truth of the matter is, you think you're pregnant? >> i am. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> there are 2 million people behind bars in america. we open the gates. "locku

. >> less than 24 hours earlier laurie doudi is, in fact, in a fight, and now she has a black eye to show for it zoosh i got hit from behind. she came and i didn't see nothing after that. everything was black. >> i let my guard down. i was picking up trash and picking up some trash. i never expected her to come into my cell and attack me from behind. >> morgan was identified thanks to one of the 722 video surveillance cameras throughout the jail. >> this is a video. we've seen her heading up that way. they're all watching. now they're all getting up and moving. that's because another officer has come in over here xshgs they're going to tell her to hold off for a second. so she kind of strolls back over. you can see how she's walking like she's all pumped up. now they're giving her the green light to go on in. she does. ♪ they're all cheering it on. they love it. they're not the ones going to get in trouble, so what do they have to lose by encouraging a little action? >> seconds later officers respond to the fight and break it up. she's taken to a segregation cell, and there's a hea

or if that's what made her so appealing to him. >> from then on, it was laurie, laurie, laurie. the producers would say to me, what is she trying to do. i don't know if he realizes that she is totally obsessed. >> she was the cause of a lot of heart ache for kim because he started cheating. >> who predicted i would get divorced? oh, yeah. my ex-wife is watching tonight. she gave me ten great years and i enjoyed them. but watch what i do with the next ten, baby. >> the whole life, at that time, was trying to please lauri. one time, somebody said well, she's just trying to get his money. mort was purchasing a multi-milliion dollar condo. mort is going to have his neck knacks here and i going to do this and this and this. >> the stuff that lauri wants will go here. >> yet, lauri didn't care about the money. >> the bills were piling up. they owed $50,000 to this credit card company. and he said [bleep]. then he'd grab the bill and just throw it in the trash. >> and we have the clown mask there. >> he didn't like to talk about anything somebody could call him on. he just went into a

, laurie, laurie, laurie. he didn't care about anything else. the producers would say to me, what is she trying to do? and i said, i don't know that she realizes that he is totally obsessed. >> she was the cause of a lot of heartache for kim because he started cheating while very much married to kim. >> who predicted i would get divorced? oh, yeah. my ex-wife is watching tonight. she gave me ten great years and i enjoyed them. but watch what i do with the next ten, baby! >> the whole life at that time was trying to please lauri. one time somebody said, well, she's just trying to get his money. >> mort was purchasing a multimilliion-dollar condo. lauri will have her knickknacks here and i'm going to do this. and we're doing this and this and this. >> lauri's dressing table. the stuff that lauri wants will go here. >> yet lauri didn't care about the money. >> one beautiful tall blonde comes with the apartment. >> the bills were piling up. >> one, two, three glass statues. >> they owed $50,000 to this credit card

, laurie, laurie, laurie. he didn't care about anything else. the producers would say to me, what is she trying to do? and i said, i don't know that she realizes that he is totally obsessed. >> she was the cause of a lot of heartache for kim because he started cheating while very much married to kim. >> who predicted i would get divorced? oh, yeah. my ex-wife is watching tonight. she gave me ten great years and i enjoyed them. but watch what i do with the next ten, baby! >> the whole life at that time was trying to please laurie. one time somebody said, well, she's just trying to get his money. ♪ >> mort was purchasing a multimilliion-dollar condo. laurie will have her knickknacks here and i'm going to do this. and we're doing this and this and this. >> lauri's dressing table. the stuff that lauri wants will go here. >> yet lauri didn't care about the money. >> one beautiful tall blonde comes with the apartment. >> the bills were piling up. >> one, two, three glass statues. >> they owed $50,000 to this credi

here, pertti hartikainen regularly meets his friend lauri koskela. he was born in 1944 as the son of a wehrmacht soldier. koskela's father was killed in action here. the two have been friends since they were 15. but they didn't talk about their fathers, both soldiers in the wehrmacht, until a few years ago. they were used to keeping silent about it. but nowadays, they find it helps to remember them together. lauri koskela: even though i don't have any pictures of him, i have his name and my mother's notes. some don't know who their fathers were, so i'm glad i can come here and bring flowers. >> pertti hartikainen says visiting the cemetery is a kind of therapy for his friend lauri koskela. he himself found it important to take on german citizenship -- on paper and in fact. pertti hartikainen: i'm already over 70 years old. it may not be possible to learn a lot of german now, but i'm trying. >> pertti hartikainen plans to continue trying to gain acceptance in his father's country. damien: it's incredible to think that it's only recently that many coun

laurie said she will hop on any requests to adopt or foster these abandoned bunnies. inindenwald, i'm nora muchanic music: etta james "at last" (plays throughout) ♪♪ sometimes, at last doesn't happen at first. ♪♪ ♪♪ your dad just kissed my mom. ♪♪ turning two worlds into one takes love. ♪♪ helping protect that world takes state farm. >>> topping our people scene this morning food network star sandra lee hopes to leave the hospital this weekend. she is fighting an infection from a double mastectomy she had in may. her boyfriend new york governor andrew cuomo has been by her side. >>> the newest from marvel, and rock and roll drama. and a special gift. >> reporter: there's a mix of new films hitting theaters this weekend. first up if you like the comics, fantastic four. are you in the best shape to do this? >> oh yeah. >> reporter: this version features four new actorrers as -- actors as they hardness their unseen powers. >>> the gift staring jason bateman and rebecca hall. >> i'm sorry to bother you, i think i know you. >> i can't place you. >> is y

laurie was ordered to appear in court on monday, but he didn't go, because he said he did nothing wrong. >> essentially, myself and another reporter were working inside this mcdonned thats it was largely as any reporter in the field knows you are looking for places with pie fie and outlets to type your stories up to file to your editors so we had set up shot there as had most journalists. and on that evening, the police began evacuating buildings, building by building. so they came in the interest, ordered everyone out, eventually they became frustrated that we were not evacuating quickly enough for them, it became quite a media storm. the first of what ended up being dozens of journalists that were arrested or detained. >> the entire incident was recorded. they have been charged with trespassing and interfering with a police officer. more than 30 news organization sign add letter demanding the charges be dropped. >>> more testimony today in a colorado courtroom, at the formal sentencing of movie theater gunman james holmes. the hearing began monday, and is expected to last until tomorr

laurie insists oh, well, if not for that -- laurie is the one that made jerry read it. charlie: and got a great response. larry: it wasn't much of an idea if you examine it. it was about nothing, seriously. he came up to me and mentioned that nbc wanted to do a special with him. we were both living on the west side. we were going to share a cab back. we went into the grocery store before to get some stuff and we started just talking about the products, things in the grocery as we were prone to do. as we were talking, -- this is the show, this is what it should be. this is the kind of dialogue we should be hearing. charlie: why did you create a character, george, who was a reflection of you rather than you playing the role? larry: it never -- that was never even on the table. it was never, i never said i would like to be in it. i did not want to be in it. i was not interested in acting, really. i didn't want to do that. charlie: even though it had an improvisation to it? larry: not really, it was scripted. charlie: written by you. larry: there was no way i could have bee

laurie insists oh, well, if not for that -- laurie is the one that made jerry read it. that's why. charlie: and got a great response. larry: you know, it's a party. "seinfeldse idea was ?" larry: it wasn't much of an idea if you examine it. charlie: it was about nothing. it was about nothing, seriously. he came up to me and mentioned that nbc wanted to do a special with him. we were both living on the west side. we were going to share a cab back. before we got into the cap, we went into the grocery store justt some stuff, and we started just talking about the products, things in the grocery as we were prone to do. as we were talking, -- this is the show, this is what it should be. this is the kind of dialogue we should be hearing. charlie: but then why did you create a character, george, who was a reflection of you rather than you playing the role? larry: it never -- that was never even on the table. it was never, i never said i would like to be in it. i did not want to be in it. charlie: why not? larry: i was not interested in acting, really. i didn't want to do that. charlie: eve

laurie, i want to start with you. you've been digging and come up with information about these suicides. what do you know? >> i know the san antonio police captain that ended his life, he was on the site. we were able to confirm that. although it also appears he didn't use the site much. we do know that the toronto police are investigating a suicide. so we talk about, ashleigh, how this isn't a victimless crime. this is seriously not a victimless crime and we are seeing that now more than ever. let's hope there are more suicide suicides. >> we were talking about class action lawsuits that have been launched. is anybody at this point tying those lawsuits to anything other than financial damages, embarrassment, et cetera? are they tying it to the deaths? >> not right now. one interesting tidbit from a texas lawsuit, they said leaked documents showed that employees actually knew that there was a technical issue that could lead to a breach so they're talking about that and in canada we're looking at $568 million in damage

lauri ulvestad is driving home from missouri to iowa when her ride takes an alarming turn. [ phone ringing ] >> 911, where's your emergency? >> i'm on 35 northbound. i'm at mile marker 86. and my car is just picking up speed. >> okay. are you able to hit your brakes at all? >> i've tried everything. >> kelly bride has been working as a 911 dispatcher in harrison county for only three months when she picks up the frantic call. >> the first training module i ever did was a stuck accelerator. and it went through the steps to tell the caller what to do. >> all of a sudden, it just started picking up speed and picking up speed, and i'm going, like, 80, almost 90 miles an hour. i'm headed to bethany. and i'm scared to death. >> okay. have you put your car in neutral? >> i can't get it to move. i can't get the car to shut off. >> the procedures bride suggests fails to slow down the kia sorrento suv. bride alerts the missouri state highway patrol. sergeant sheldon lyon is on duty that day. >> when the troopers finally see her on the interstate, her car is at over 100 miles per hour. >> trooper jus

(exhales deeply) one more thing-- forgive laurie. travis, you are so young. you have no idea how lucky you are to have a friend that would do anything for you. i don't know, but i'm gonna go grab my stuff. all right. hey, you came all the way here, but you still let me figure things out, and... solid mom-ing. (chuckles) love you. oh. (sniffles) you--you--you okay? you know, kids are torture but moments like that make the whole adventure worthwhile. i wouldn't know. i got hooched and gooched. sounds painful. maybe it was for the best. we wanted such different things. if someone's really the one, they should be willing to go on any adventure with you. right? right. you're tearing up. (voice breaking) don't worry. i do this all the time. (voice breaking) now you got me going. oh, god. all right. (sighs) (tom petty & the heartbreakers) ♪ i need some time ♪ ♪ get my life on track ♪ how you doing, buddy? (laughs) i'm fine. (clears throat) ah, to tell you the truth i'm a little lonely. is it okay if we hang with you? yeah, i'd like that. ♪ something good c

that being said lauri we're seeing selling across the board consumer stocks. technology stocks, energy, all red across the board. and the trade rs say, you know you start to ask the dibs is this where you pickier favorite companies? answer is you get in to pick your favorite companies, but not this afternoon. they're going to wait an wait a little bit more maybe until next week to let this play out and go into the weekend, in fact, more people are more likely to short than pick anything up at this point. back to you. >> everybody wants to pick up and leaf for vacation today. we're not done yet. an hour to go let's get experts handle on today's blood bath for that -- our show we have traders at the new york stocks exchange and cme group, keith and the cme joined by scott. all right keith to you. how much further do you see declines headed? >> i don't think it is going to head much further at all. we have reporting level it is that we have to watch on s&p 500 in 1981 and 1150 if we violate those, stay down below those for the minder of the week that is a problem

i'm joined by our laurie segall and patricia davis. her husband had an affair long before this attack. how their marriage survived. laurie, first to you, with the christianity today piece, how many reledge joigious leaders a the list? >> we know of two and one has resigned since. ceo of southern baptist convention, they oversee 50,000 churches all around and he said laurie, you better bet that reledge jor religious leaders are see fg their own pastors or priests are on this list. he said if they are on the list in almost every instance it would lead to termination or resignation and said that they are held to a higher standard. this is just the beginning of it, brooke. >> they are. they are. tricia, to you. i know that your husband, a pastor, not on the ashley madison site did have an affair some years ago. before we get into advice for some of these wives, can you tell me what happened and how you found out? >> it was actually a sunday, just a typical normal sunday. my husband preached on godly relationships, of all things, the irony,

and i don't know, they're just so pleasant to be around. >> reporter: laurie says she'll hop right on any requests to ad adopt or foster these abandoned bunnies. nora muchanic. >> have a rabbit as a pet. >> no, all cats and dog. >> yes. >> i have one. they're good pets. >>> live namhis name is lionel u can call him lonnie fresh. ali gorman has more in health check. >> mcdonald's has workers who will be wait on their fast food customers at their tables but you may have to wait extra long for that service here in the u.s. we'll explain. those stories and more when cecily comes back with that full accuweather forecast next. hey, mom and dad! hey, kiddo! (dad) you caught us daydreaming. about a couple of touring bikes? (dad) yeah... mounted on top of a new suv? (mom) uh huh... hooked up to the back of a custom motorhome? (dad) exactly! but how did you- you've got the new instant game from the pennsylvania lottery. (dad) right! bankroll doubler. (mom, off-screen) with top prizes of $300,000. (male announcer) want to see your dreams come to life? you could scratch your way to instant winnin

thank you so much laurie chef and world dessert champion. today she's showing us how to make something delicious and savory. beer pan quail and the recipe is on our website. we'll have the link to it. connie i understand you're going to have a lot of that information for us. if you want to come see chef laurie in action at the sonoma county fair there's some demos she's going to be doing throughout the day today. >> laurie always has great stuff to cook up. it's always fun to see what she's making. thanks so much allie. >> yes, laurie has been cooking up a storm at the sonoma county fair the past couple of weekends. if you want to see the recipe as well as what else she's been making we have her secrets for i know you're staying golden by managing your energy use...ns which means managing water too, sfx: rawr especially during a drought. learn to save water, energy and money at energyupgradeca.org block.ecl) >>> oakland animal services is looking for homes for dozens of pets that they say have been given up because people are losing their ho

our laurie segall has spent the entire week digging into this. 15,000 and all of them from work. >> i don't know why you'd put your work e-mail in there anyway but we've been looking at the i.p. addresses and they are matching up. this is a big deal because if you're a high-level authority figure you're facing something like blackmail. also, with the military, people could lose their jobs if they are on this list because this is against the military's code of conduct. >> to cheat in any way? >> it's not just embarrassing but now we're seeing this whole new level of this hack, poppy. >> and security concerns? >> absolutely. >> when you look at this, it's amazing to me what they could face in terms of legal liability. >> sure. this is -- first of all, are they going to find these hackers and if they find these hackers are they going to be held accountable in a criminal way? ashley madison is probably going to look at a lot of suits. there is defamation and a data breach. you've got to bet that they are lawyering up. they say when you sign up that it's private. sometimes they hedge that

. >>> troopers arrested the cemetery manager and employees shawn graves and lauri ónlarlham. they are still looking for the fourth suspect. >>> if you plan on signing up for pope passes, time is running out. the deadline is 11:59 p.m. so you have less than an hour. nearly 34,000 people entered the regional rail lottery. you'll need those special passes when the pope is here next month. the website crashed two weeks ago when septa first put those tickets ons' sale. ♪ >>> the papal choir for the world meeting of families began warming up tonight. they re!7b&jxut at the cathedral basilica of saints peter and paul. they will grow up to 500 members when childrens and high school choirs are added. be sure to watch nbc10 tomorrow night at 7:00 for a special about pope francis. nbc10's jim rosenfield spoke with his close friends, colleagues, and critics to learn more about the man who became the people's pope. >> congressman chaka fattah says he will run for reelection next year despite a federal indictment against him. today, the 11-term democrat made his first public appearance

the reason they backed up 40km from calais is this offers them a better chance of getting on a laurie. there was nothing new in what was happening. in the u.k. it became the heavy vehicle to rip the communities at once, and avoid discussion whether uk is a silent policy >>> slovenia's best-known rock band has been invited to perform in north korea. they'll be the first rock group to play in the country. the band has courted controversy. >> reporter: they have rocked london, and toured the united states six times in packed out stadiums. next they'll perform in north korea. a communist country known for the marches, mass gymnastics and resistance to western pop culture, citizens have no internet connection, rock bands and no idea what to expect. we love to play for people who have no idea who we are, reaction of the audience is better. more honest as they are not overloaded with information. >> the band has courted controversy. with videos and live performers using images and costumes invoking totalitarian im. when it comes to the north korean regime, everything is relative. >> they hav

brett laurie showed off his juggling skills. his second homer of the night. breaks a tie in the nooint, giving the orioles a second straight walkoff win. the niners played their first pre-season game today down in houston. first pass of the game and his only completion on his job of the ninth. it would take the majority of the snaps, the back-up quarterback in the second quarter here finding his tight end. he would finish the night 8 for 11 for 86 yards. but taking this one 23-10. third round of the pg actia championship. on 18 here. spieth would mark six birdies on the back nine. he's at 13 under heading into sunday, two shots back of this guy. his approach on 14, money. two feet from the pin. he birdied that. then, on 17 with another birdie, shoots a 66 with a two-stroke lead into the final round. a sweep of the nationals in a day game tomorrow. more news coming up next. hey terry stop! they have a special! so, what did you guys think of the test drive? i love the jetta. but what about a deal? terry, stop! it's quite alright... you know what? we want to mak

what about work was done by his engineer, a guy named william kennedy laurie dickson. is a sometimes unjustly forgotten figure. in film history. but it was dixon who really did most of the work in developing the motion picture camera he is responsible for a lot of those early camera tests, including -- . he is the person who shot the kinetoscope record of the sneeze. he is featured in what we believe to be the very first sound film. it is called "the dickson experimental sound film." and this is an interesting story. we have the film of the dickson experimental sound from. on the wax cylinder, you can actually hear somebody saying start. the edison historical site and new jersey had a copy of the wax sondergaard to copy of the film. several years ago, working with walter, and academy award-winning sound engineer, to marry thenaged two together. so we have a great example of the very first sound film. >> ♪ mr. mashon: another interesting aspect of what we have here in the collection is our political coverage. very first president was captured on film is william mckinl

you see, laurie and lenny were partners in good. lori runs a foundation that arranges for superheroes to meet sick kids and lenny, lenny was batman. no, he wasn't the movie batman or the tv batman. he was our batman. you see, years ago, he sold his cleaning business, made a fortune and decided to become batman and make sick kids happy. >> he would electrify the room. like it lilt up. and kids would run to him and he would open up his big cape and the kids would gather underneath it, like he protected them. there was something healing about his presence. >> reporter: last night, batman died in a bizarre accident when police say he was run over by his batmobile after it was struck by another car on a highway near hagerstown. the bat car had broken down. batman was outside checking the engine when it all happened. >> lenny was a true hero. he was one of the good guys. he is -- when i think about what is all of our purposes for being here, it's to make the world a better place and he did that. >> reporter: coming up at 6:00, lenny robin

i'm laurie segall, for cnn money. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> a rising death toll in tianjin, china. we have the latest in a live report. >>> and donald trump thinks hillary clinton is in trouble over her email handling as the issue raises its head in a key state. >>> and brazilians will take to the streets. >>> welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world, you are watching cnn "newsroom" live from cnn in atlanta. i'm natalie

sheriff laurie smith has said serious and violent offenders should not be protected from deportation. here are those comments from last week. >> we fear that the community who already may have distrust of calling police had in cases of crime will not be calling people in domestic violence situations, will not be calling authorities for fear of deportation. >> i to honestly believe the people who are serious and violent felonies that have been convicted, we should at least notify ice if they are in this country illegally. >> santa clara county and many other sanctuary cities are reexamining their sanctuary policies after the death of kate steinle on pier 14 in july. her accused killer is an undocumented immigrant with a long list of convictions and deportations. today's meeting is at 10:30 this morning. it's the bail and release work group, this they make the recommendations regarding release to the full supervisory board. now, the group debating the sanctuary issue is going to recommend the policy for is that full board, but once again, santa clara county is one of the first sanctuary

>>> 50 people are found dead in the back of a lauri in austria, as a summit in vienna tries to tackle the flood of refugees continuing to arrive on the shores of europe. ♪ >>> i'm lauren taylor this is al jazeera, live from london. also coming up -- >> what started out as a natural disaster, became a man made disaster, a failure of government to look out for its own citizens. >> new orleans remembers hurricane katrina, as president obama joins the commemorations ten years on. >>> missing but not forgotten, nigeria marks 500 days since 276 schoolgirls were abducted. and up up and away why 100,000 white balloons are floating over london's common garden. ♪ >>> hello. talks in vienna to tackle europe's refugee crisis received a sobering reminder of the urgency of their mission when up to 50 people were found dead in a truck. officials said the victims may have been dead for up to two days. we have correspondents at key locations throughout europe. barnaby phillips is in vienna. bernard smith is on the turkish border where millions from entered from syria. jonah hull is on the greek is

kqed arts producer laurie halloran travels as he photographed a once-abundance water source. ♪ >> i'm david masel, photographer and visual artist. for the past three decades i've been making aerial photographs of sites that have been altered by human intervention. sides that have undergone kind of a severe environmental impact. not necessarily for the better. working from an airplane does pose very specific challenges. because some of the most interesting pictures happen as the pilot exits and enters severe banks. >> positioned almost right over it. this is going to be great. >> all right. >> you don't want to be going too fast. otherwise that makes it difficult for him to get the shots he wants. you've got to keep it slow and banked over and going straight. those aren't things that an airplane wants to do all at once. >> i got started making aerial photographs at mount st. helen's. seeing the destruction of the volcano, the aftermath, was fascinating. but what struck me most was the clear-cutting of the forest there was in a way creating devastation on a scale equal to the natural di

hi, laurie. >> caller: hi. i i'm calling about the black lives matter. every single black lives matters. but when you have a majority town, like ferguson, every single vote matters if you put up your candidate and get your population to come out and vote. you can run your city as you see fit which means you can change the police force and the entire attitude of your city. so take part. don't just go out and, you know, go to the streets. go out and vote. put up your own candidate and get your own city to run the way you want it to. thanks very much. >> we're in open phones getting your thoughts on any public policy or issue. our last guest talking about the black lives matter movement. also want to share this from "the washington post." washington, d.c., philadelphia, new york all preparing for the pope's visit next month. this is what they write in "the washington post." the rush is on for tickets to view the pope's address to a joint meeting of congress, something no pope has done or to attend the pope's outdoor mass at the shrine of the national basili

. >> howard kirk, rick laurie, welcome. >> hi, there. >> hi. >> rick, i'll start with you. you think hillary isn't one of those on the left who had a super cozy relationship with the media. >> she's a very cautious person, very guarded with the press and hasn't established relationships. an there is history, when you spend years defending your husband from bimbo eruptions you have a combative history with the media. and now, on top of this, shannon millen can look and say that was a bad press conference and no one believes her. >> when you see them, we think about using robinson. when you see them saying she's got problems, i mine, is it that there is just so much information that continues to trickle out that they can can't pretend like it's not an issue? >> hillary clinton was never a wild favorite of the left wing press, but writing she's insulting our intelligence with her mishandling and answers of the e-mail debacle, that tells you she lost the confidence of some liberal commpress. all of this created a bad storm from hillary clinton's point of view of negative covera

his 15th of the season, and laurie and the offense did nothing. three back of l.a. with nationals starting tomorrow. a's facing a red hot blue jays who came and won nine in a row. a three-run shot in the upper deck there. then, in the second now a 3-2 game. josh donaldson having a great game. why did they trade him? justin smoke, the definition of smoke right here. a seven-run second inning for the three-run bomb right there. they've won ten straight. collin kaepernick said the report about aldon banging into his car were wrong and 49ers did not even have practice the day. >> people that do report that and jumped on that band wagon, just to get internet clicks and get attention to their website or reports. it really is embarrassing that people do that. >>> just 24 hours after being released by the jets, impali has been picked up by rix ryan with the buffalo bills. >>> the san jose sabre cats died the report with a 17-1 season, new preparing for a match up with the portland thunder, just 5 and 13 this year. head coach darren arvette says his sabre cats will not overl

brett laurie, that would make it a 5-2 game. nelson cruz assuring the 15th win for felix, though. his 39th home run, 3-2 the finals. a's and arizona on friday. >>> at the beginning of the nationals-padres game, a moment of silence for allison parker and adam ward. senselessly gunned down by a disgruntled former colleague. and giants have jake peavy on the mound. >>> and new revelations from the ashley madison data dump. there were millions of men on the site but were most of the women fake? that is at 9:00. >>> then, at 11:00 new fallout from california's drought what. some people won't be able to do anymore at one bay area park. >>> tonight in prime time, it's the middle, the goldbergs, modern family, blackish followed by celebrity wife swap. then, stay with us for abc7 news at 11:00. >> a then, it's jimmy kimmel live. >> that is this edition of abc7 news. look for breaking news on twitter. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. from the entire abc7 news team we hope have you a great evening. >> see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. [female announcer] when you see

brett laurie, that would make it a 5-2 game. nelson cruz assuring the 15th win for felix, though. his 39th home run, 3-2 the finals. a's and arizona on friday. >>> at the beginning of the nationals-padres game, a moment of silence for allison parker and adam ward. senselessly gunned down by a disgruntled former colleague. and giants have jake peavy on the mound. >>> and new revelations from the ashley madison data dump. there were millions of men on the site but were most of the women fake? that is at 9:00. >>> then, at 11:00 new fallout from california's drought what. some people won't be able to do anymore at one bay area park. >>> tonight in prime time, it's the middle, the goldbergs, modern family, blackish followed by celebrity wife swap. then, stay with us for abc7 news at 11:00. >> and then, it's jimmy kimmel live. >> that is this edition of abc7 news. look for breaking news on twitter. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. from the entire abc7 news team we hope have you a great evening. >> see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. it has the power to completely

the past 4 years i've been here many times to talk about this program this is my third time with a laurie appreciate our continued dedication to this program so i'm delighted today to give you a status update and talk about a few exciting announcements to like the san francisco giants winning the world series title bay area i should be an honory citizen i'm a riechlt lifetime giants fan i inherited through any fathered that as a san francisco giants fan for the first time in the history of the program the state of california has edged out there under to be the number one state in the country for internet essential sign united parcel service (clapping.) so more than 70 thousand families or more than 2 hazmat and 80 low income californians are connected to the internet as a result of internet essentials in the green bay area we have more 23 thousand families or $90,000 low income residents who have been connected introduce this program so congratulations to all of you who help to make that happen and if i can i'll not introduce everybody that was introduced but a special thanks to hanging w

we will turn to the panel and first hear from laurie orlav who is the founder of aging in place technology watch. i understand she also has the wisdom to have a summer home in the state of maine on fire island. that for me sealed it as far as inviting you to testify today. i introducet carol kim who is the vice president of research at the university of maine. our next witness is dr. maureen mccarthy from the department of veterans affairs. she is the acting chief consultant for telehealth services and will discuss the va's telehealth program which has been a success and reduced cost. professor marjorie skubic from the university of missouri has been introduced by the committee's ranking member and finally i would like to welcome charles strickler to today's hearing. mr. strickler, who is from virginia, knows all too well the challenges of caring for seniors who have a desire to age in place and we will share his personal story with us and how he has used technology to assist in the care of his mother and mother-in-law. first we will start with ms. orlov. >> i want to thank you for the opp

his 15th of the season, and jed laurie and the offense did nothing. three back of l.a. with nationals starting tomorrow. a's facing a red hot blue jays who came and won nine in a row. a three-run shot in the upper deck there. then, in the second now a 3-2 game. josh donaldson having a great game. why did they trade him? justin smoke, the definition of smoke right here. a seven-run second inning for the three-run bomb right there. they've won ten straight. collin kaepernick said the report about aldon banging into his car were wrong and 49ers did not even have practice the day. >> people that do report that and jumped on that band wagon, just to get internet clicks and get attention to their website or reports. it really is embarrassing that people do that. >>> just 24 hours after being released by the jets, impali has been picked up by rix ryan with the buffalo bills. >>> the san jose sabre cats died the report with a 17-1 season, new preparing for a match up with the portland thunder, just 5 and 13 this year. head coach darren arvette says his sabre cats will not overl

. >> reporter: 160 sets of human remains are now under the care of anthropology professor laurie baker. >> you can say this is a huge huge number of individuals. last week there was a wedding ring found in the seam of a pair of pants. and you know i'm sure that person knew they would be robbed if they wore it but it was special and they wanted to have it here. that same person had, in mexico, bought this little lion i'm assuming for a small child back home. >> the goal to give each body a story. and a name. >> we loved them. we think of them as people. we treat them with respect, we remember where they came from and that everyone is associated with a family that's grieving. >> but locating someone is not easy. it requires a positive dna match and without effort to collect samples from the families that are missing, there's little for investigators to work with. of those 160 sets of remains on the shelves only three have been identified. >> what we tell ourselves is it only takes one. we are in it for the long haul. this may take us my entire life to get more identifications but that's

laurie segall is here. you've been digging through the data. it wasn't released where we could just google it. what did you find? >> it started out as the dark web and then they started out -- ended up on the open web where people could put in any name and see if they were involved in this. josh duggar's name did come up and we did a lot of cross-referencing to make sure it was in fact the former reality star and a man who has been very outspoken about family values. he was involved in a scandal a couple of months ago and ended up being part of the site. he came up with a statement just now and i want to read it to you. i've been the biggest hypocrite ever while espousing faith and family values, i secretly over the last several years have been viewing pornography over the internet and this became a secret addiction and i became unfaithful to my wife. you're beginning to really see people exposed by this hack. this was not a small hack. it was 10 gigabytes of data dumped online. so much personal information. millions and millions of people's pa

laurie is reeling over the sudden death of lenny robinson. >> dressed like batman. kevin: known to many as "the beltway batman" following a comical traffic stop. >> his heart was full of love. kevin: the 51-year-old spent days sporting the dark knight suit and driving an iconic black car bringing joy to hundreds of children sickened with cancer and deadly blood diseases. >> he would drive up in the car and everyone was like reel out there in -- wheel out there in wheelchair or run out if they could and just sit in the bat mobile and push the buttons. kevin: but last night his bat mobile broke down here hagerstown. a passing car hit and killed him. this picture shows some of the dents and the scraped black paint along the bat mobile passenger side. >> one of a kind. kevin: susan worked side-by-side with robinson. >> the loss of batman has made the lives of thousands of sick children smaller without him. >> i think we lost a hero for sure. kevin: police say robinson was heading home from an auto show in west virginia last night. the investigators still are not sure wh

laurie levenson was federal prosecutor for 8 years. she says laws in place actually give police officers significant latitude. >> the other thing is, we allow them to carry weapons we have the sliding scale of use of force so there is a lot of deference to when they decide to use the weapons. they are in dangerous situations that are fast evolving. we are loathe to second guess them and the legal standards are very high for convicting a police officer. so even if you charge them it's not so easy to convict them. >> but there's also another major factor on if and how police are held to account: prosecutors. >> there is an inherent problem with local prosecutors going after quote one of their own one of their local law enforcement. cause these are the people they work with all the time. and in the back of their mind their thinking two things, one i know these guys by and large they are good guys. second if i go after them too aggressively what's going to happen to my cases in the future? >> so there's a very close relationship in a day t

it's like laurie anderson saying, i feel like a library burned down when i lost my father. you do. it is sort of a proustian notion of what finally is memory about and what does remain, how to preserve the moment? can you? is there such a thing as an afterlife, so to speak? charlie: antietam was in that, "what remains." the largest number of casualties ever in american war on one day. you end, because you go back to the living. you went back to the close-ups of your children. to say there's hope and a future. sally: exactly. the vitality and the fearlessness of those faces. that is what i love about those pictures of the children -- the faces. charlie: you are going from death to life. sally: the negative to the affirmative. yeah. charlie: and then in 2009, there is "proud flesh." sally: it may be one of my favorite bodies of work and one of the toughest. charlie: because it is painful for you? sally: it is a difficult -- any time you make a picture of a vulnerable subject and larry is vulnerable. he has got muscular dystrophy. so whole parts of his body have lost all their muscle.

laurie is reeling over the sudden death of lenny robinson. >> dressed like batman. kevin: known to many as "the beltway batman" following a comical traffic stop. >> his heart was full of love. kevin: the 51-year-old spent days sporting the dark knight suit and driving an iconic black car bringing joy to hundreds of children sickened with cancer and

. >> howard kirk, rick laurie, welcome. >> hi, there. >> hi. >> rick, i'll start with you. you think hillary isn't one of those on the left who had a super cozy relationship with the media. >> she's a very cautious person, very guarded with the press and hasn't established relationships. an there is history, when you spend years defending your husband from bimbo eruptions you have a combative history with the media. and now, on top of this, shannon millen can look and say that was a bad press conference and no one believes her. >> when you see them, we think about using robinson. when you see them saying she's got problems, i mine, is it that there is just so much information that continues to trickle out that they can can't pretend like it's not an issue? >> hillary clinton was never a wild favorite of the left wing press, but writing she's insulting our intelligence with her mishandling and answers of the e-mail debacle, that tells you she lost the confidence of some liberal commpress. all of this created a bad storm from hillary clinton's point of view of negative covera

laurie segall is looking at this. i remember when this broke, i sort of couldn't believe it, but, you know, these people -- what do we know? >> i guess what we're learning is this is not a victimless crime. you also have the families of these folks who have committed suicide. we looked into one of them here in the united states, a san antonio police captain. we did see his information was on ashley madison although it appeared he had never really utilized this account and then we do know a couple days later he committed suicide. that's confirmed. you have the toronto police coming out saying they're investigating these links. this is just kind of the beginning. we thought there's going to be a lot of backlash, 32 million user names exposed, so this is part of this tragic ending to this data leak, poppy. >> so exposure is one thing. people that go on websites and look. is there a name on there or their spouse's name but there's been blackmail. >> we're also seeing extortion. we also obtained a copy of a letter that hac

laurie segall has all of the details. >> reporter: toronto police are looking this to suicides they believe might be linked to the massive data breach that left 32 million ashley madison users exposed. in the united states, a san antonio police captain committed suicide day s after the ashley madison leak. we did confirm his information was on there, although we can't make that official link. also lawsuits popping up all over the world with. big one in canada they are asking for $578 million in damaging. they are claiming a breach of contract. a lot of users, who put their valuable information out there decided to delete it. there was a delete option. their data wasn't deleted. they say that it was a breach of contract. in the united states we are looking at lawsuits in california, texas, missouri. one tidbit about one of the lawsuits in texas, they are looking at leaked documents. they say the company had an idea that there were technical issues that could lead to a data breach. this is just the beginning. the toronto police have said they are actively searching for the hackers. it sounds

(lowered voice) this is how i want to let laurie and travis know that we're dating. i want them to discover us in the perfect couple moment. super. okay, now come over here. yep. yeah, the light's better right there. now kiss me. well, no, not like that. you're not going off to war. just a-a sweet, gentle peck. mm. okay, wait. wait. (speaks inaudibly) i've, uh, i've never hated anything this much.

laurie levenson was federal prosecutor for 8 years. she says laws in place actually give police officers significant latitude. >> the other thing is, we allow them to carry weapons, we have the sliding scale of use of force so there is a lot of deference to when they decide to use the weapons. they are in dangerous situations that are fast evolving. we are loathe to second guess them and the legal standards are very high for convicting a police officer. so even if you charge them, it's not so easy to convict them. >> but there's also another major factor on if and how police are held to account: prosecutors. >> there is an inherent problem with local prosecutors going after quote one of their own, one of their local law enforcement. cause these are the people they work with all the time. and in the back of their mind their thinking two things, one i know these guys by and large they are good guys. second, if i go after them too aggressively, what's going to happen to my cases in the future? >> so there's a very close relationship in a

the question is, as laurie just sid, how much business are they going to get and how long are they going to be open. two canadian law firms just filed a class action suit against the parent company of ashley madison. let's talk about it with our legal analysts and our defense attorney, danny cevallos. what are the grounds for the class action case and do they have a chance of winning? >> they do. there is defrauding them. >> we have target, and they ended up paying a settlement of $67 million to visa and the credit card holders there for the damage that was done in that case. >> it's a good comparison. danny, look, ashley madison didn't turnover the data, it was hacked and stolen and you are a defense attorney, and can't the company argue these are hackers and shouldn't be suing us? >> well, at every point somebody clicked on an agreement, do you agree to 10, 100 pages of things that you agreed to that none of us ever bothered to read. it's always bedrock law that you cannot contract away all of your liability, especially for things you do intentionally, like fraud. if ashley madison def

. >> howard kirk, rick laurie, welcome. >> hi, there. >> hi. >> rick, i'll start with you. you think hillary isn't one of those on the left who had a super cozy relationship with the media. >> she's a very cautious person, very guarded with the press and hasn't established relationships. an there is history, when you spend years defending your husband from bimbo eruptions you have a combative history with the media. and now, on top of this, shannon millen can look and say that was a bad press conference and no one believes her. >> when you see them, we think about using robinson. when you see them saying she's got problems, i mine, is it that there is just so much information that continues to trickle out that they can can't pretend like it's not an issue? >> hillary clinton was never a wild favorite of the left wing press, but writing she's insulting our intelligence with her mishandling and answers of the e-mail debacle, that tells you she lost the confidence of some liberal commpress. all of this created a bad storm from hillary clinton's point of view of negative covera