my name is sarah. i am 16. >> sarah talks mostly through a text to speech app on her computer . >> i am see it. >> the computerized voice is heather. it's standard equipment. >> why was the heather voice inappropriate for sarah? >> it had an older tone to it, speaking in this if thely-formed female adult voice with a digital sound to it. it was funny, weird hearing it to an unfamiliar listener, it kind of became white voice. alone. here. it was somebody else, you know, from school or someone else with that voice. >> my name is meg. i am 9 years old. >> if you think that that will sounds a lot like sarah, you are right. it's because they both use the heather voice. >> my voice isn't me. it sounds like a robot. >> agree. >> she doesn't have a voice that sounds like her. you see her eyes and you see her smile, the way she moves and looks at you. it's. >> it's not her own personality it's still an adult voice. may? >> yes. >> what do you think having your own voice will do for you? >> it would be cool. i w

this time it's sarah. diane has seen this end badly before, so she takes her 24-year-old daughter to the emergency room. sarah is sick, goes to the hospital gravely ill. >> sarah's in, in very grave condition. it does not appear that she is going to survive. >> reporter: sarah's kidneys shut down. the pancreas and other organs failing. worst of all, her brain is hemorrhaging blood. diane turns to facebook, maybe "asking for prayers as my daughter sarah is in critical condition." diane's brother-in-law michael staudte is floored by the post. >> wow, it's like a lot of bad luck here in this family. what's going on? >> reporter: a good question. what is going on? >> 911, where's your emergency? >> reporter: finally, someone in springfield, someone claiming to be close to the family, calls in a tip to police hinting that the pious church organist may harbor an unholy family secret. what did the caller say exactly? >> that diane staudte might be responsible for two or three homicides. again, brought up mark's d

this time it's sarah. diane has seen this end badly before, so she takes her 24-year-old daughter to the emergency room. sarah is sick, goes to the hospital gravely ill. >> sarah's in, in very grave condition. it does not appear that she is going to survive. >> reporter: sarah's kidneys shut down. the pancreas and other organs failing. worst of all, her brain is hemorrhaging blood. diane turns to facebook, maybe hoping for divine intervention. "asking for prayers as my daughter sarah is in critical condition." diane's brother-in-law michael staudte is floored by the post. >> wow, it's like a lot of bad luck here in this family. what's going on? >> reporter: a good question. what is going on? >> 911, where's your emergency? >> reporter: finally, someone in springfield, someone claiming to be close to the family, calls in a tip to police hinting that the pious church organist may harbor an unholy family secret. what did the caller say exactly? >> that diane staudte might be responsible for two or three homic

could they have prevented sarah's poisoning? by connecting these dots? >> i think it's easy to go back now and there was nothing at that point to indicate anything malicious. neither one of them knew about the other deaths. >> reporter: as for the medical examiner who critics say bungled the bodies of mark and sean, missing obvious signs of foul play, they defend their work on the case. and yet for all the pain and loss, sarah says she harbors no ill will against her mother, who in the end pleads guilty. sarah was even brave enough to face her mom in court on the day she was sentenced to life in prison without parole. >> i forgive my mom. >> what changed? >> as time went by, i matured. >> reporter: her sister rachel pled guilty to lesser charges and will be eligible for parole when she turns 65. sarah smiles fondly when sharing photographs of a life that seems like a distant memory. >> that little boy here is my brother sean. >> reporter: deborah roberts for "nightline" in springfield, missouri. >>> up next, the multimillion dollar empire born of one wom

sarah: we are back in the minutes with more news. don't go away. ♪ sarah: welcome back. a quick reminder of the top story. south african president jacob zuma admits errors in judgment, but refuses to resign after a high court ruling that he violated the constitution by misusing public funds. he promises to pay back some of the $15 million. opposition parties are livid at his refusal to step down. the man who played a major role in reuniting germany has died. as west germany's influential foreign minister hans-dietrich genscher was one at the center of events that led to the fall of the berlin wall. we turn to businesses now. >> we turn to saudi arabia now. oil prices have tumbled, but all producing countries are taking a hit, and even saudi arabia is looking for ways to compensate for the low price of crude. now, the country has cut subsidies for water and electricity. >> deputy crown prince of saudi arabia mohammed bin salman has said he would throttle his country's oil production if iran and other oil producers follow suit. they promised to gain ground in weeks -- in r

could they have prevented sarah's poisoning? by connecting these dots? >> i think it's easy to go back now and there was nothing at that point to indicate anything malicious. neither one of them knew about the other deaths. >> reporter: as for the medical examiner who critics say bungled the bodies of mark and sean, missing obvious signs of foul play, they defend their work on the case. and yet for all the pain and loss, sarah says she harbors no ill will against her mother, who in the end pleads guilty. sarah was even brave enough to face her mom in court on the day she was sentenced to life in prison without parole. >> i forgive my mom. >> what changed? >> as time went by, i matured. >> reporter: her sister rachel pled guilty to lesser charges and will be eligible for parole when she turns 65. sarah smiles fondly when sharing photographs of a life that seems >> that little boy here is my brother sean. >> reporter: deborah roberts for "nightline" in springfield, missouri. >>> up next, the multimillion dollar empire bor of one woman's personal skin care

sarah: we are back in n the minutes with more news. don't go away. ♪ sarah: welcome back. a quick reminder of the top story. south african president jacob zuma admits errors in judgment, but refuses to resign after a high court ruling that he violated the constitution by misusing public funds. he promises to pay back some of the $15 million. opposition parties are livid at his refusal to step down. the man n who played a major roe inin reuniting germany has died. as west germany's influential foreign minister hans-dietrich genscher was one at the center of events that led to the fall of the berlin wall. we turn to businesses now. >> we turn to saudi arabia now. oil prices have tumbled, but all producing countries are taking a hit, and even saudi arabia is looking for ways to compensate for the low price of crude. now, the country has cut subsidies for water and electricity. >> deputy crown prince of saudi arabia mohammed bin salman has said he would throttle his country's oil production if iran and other oil producers follow suit. they promised to gain ground in weeks -- i

could they have prevented sarah's poisoning? by connecting these dots? >> i think it's easy to go back now and there was nothing at that point to indicate anything malicious. neither one of them knew about the other deaths. >> reporter: as for the medical examiner who critics say bungled the bodies of mark and sean, missing obvious signs of foul play, they defend their work on the case. loss, sarah says she harbors no ill will against her mother, who in the end pleads guilty. sarah was even brave enough to face her mom in court on the day she was sentenced to life in prison without parole. >> i forgive my mom. >> what changed? >> as time went by, i matured. >> reporter: her sister rachel pled guilty to lesser charges and will be eligible for parole when she turns 65. sarah smiles fondly when sharing photographs of a life that seems like a distant memory. >> that little boy here is my brother sean. >> reporter: deborah roberts for "nightline" in springfield, missouri. >>> up next, the multimillion dollar empire born of one woman's personal skin care strug

sarah: thank you. there are indications the refugee crisis, including from syria, is making a mockery of europe's dreams of open borders. fences have produced the influx to a trickle and now fences maybe being built with migrants going into italy, germany, and austria. they have agreed to be stopped at the brenner pass. >> the most convert -- controversial construction site, austria wants to be prepared if too many refugees arrive. the brenner pass is to remain open for the time being, according to the interior minister. >> we will put up the post for a fence. we will not install the fence. no image of a sealing off will be created. the reasoning behind the plan is that more and more refugees are arriving in italy and austria wants them to stay in italy, with the germany's support. germany expects them to take in and register refugees. >> a policy of waving people through encourages the tendency to come to europe from outside the european union. what happens with the brenner pass is above all out of th

not sarah, not sarah. it would be more than two years after sarah started using heroin that her mother would finally feel certain. >> my mom picked up a pair of jeans that i had laid across the chair in the kitchen. and she picked them up to fold them for me and put them away for me and when she folded it, a little packet of heroin fell out onto the floor. and she was just devastated. sarah's parents had her committed to a psych ward for 72 hours... and then into an intensive outpatient program. >> did you think once she was in that rehab program for 10 weeks that...? >> we thought, we've really won this battle. we've caught this just in time and this is gonna be wonderful. they were wrong. several months after finishing rehab, sarah relapsed. >> how bad did it get for you? >> oh my gosh, umm, i can't imagine it getting any worse for me. uhm, it turned me into somebody that i, i wasn't at all. it turned me into a liar. it turned me into a thief. >> so what kind of things would you put in here? >> we put an

sarah palin: amen. the only thing standing between you and hearing from the next president of the united states, is me, so i will get out of the way. it is an honor to introduce to you, the next president of the united states of america, donald trump. [applause] ♪ [whistling] [applause] [applause] ♪ mr. trump hello, everybody. mr. trump: thank you so much, isn't she great? how good is she? there are a lot of people here. thank you so much, sarah. we landed and the snow was pouring in, it was so beautiful. i have that we were landing in alaska. it is beautiful. it is such an a couple turnout -- incredible turnout. we are doing so well and we are so proud. we love wisconsin, it is a special place. i think that we will do really well. [applause] mr. trump: really well. look at these young people. you know, something i said on the way up and i was saying it before, i am self funding my campaign. i do not know if it is worth it, i will let you know in about a year or less. but i think it means a lot. the

simpson," we've got sarah paulson. (cheers and applause) and from "orphan black," i'll be sitting down with tatiana (cheers and applause) and then a musical performance from wynton marsalis, jared grimes and lil buck. (cheers and applause) ( band playing ) oh, that's the sound of my friends jon batiste and stay human. say hi, everybody. (cheers and applause) they're about to get us started. but before they do, one more thing: whoopi goldberg is launching a line of medical marijuana products that promise to relieve menstrual cramps. and apparently it works -- willie nelson never gets them. (band playing theme) welcomes sarah paulson! tatiana maslany! and a musical performance by wynton marsalis, lil buck and jared grimes! featuring jon batiste and "stay human"! and now it's time for "the late show" with stephen colbert! (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome! thank you so much! wow, i love hosting the show and i get to come out here and talk about a bunch of stuff. one of the great things about hosting a talk show is

simpson," we've got sarah paulson. (cheers and applause) and from "orphan black," i'll be sitting down with tatiana maslany. (cheers and applause) and then a musical performance from wynton marsalis, jared grimes and lil buck. (cheers and applause) ( band playing ) oh, that's the sound of my friends jon batiste and stay human. say hi, everybody. (cheers and applause) they're about to get us started. but before they do, one more thing: whoopi goldberg is launching a line of medical marijuana products that promise to relieve menstrual cramps. and apparently it works -- willie nelson never gets them. (band playing theme) >> announcer: tonight, stephen welcomes sarah paulson! tatiana maslany! and a musical performance by wynton marsalis, lil buck and jared grimes! featuring jon batiste and "stay human"! ♪ ♪ ♪ and now it's time for "the late show" with stephen colbert! (cheers and applause) ♪ >> stephen: welcome! thank you so much! jon, thank you so much! wow, i love hosting the show and i get to come out here and t

simpson," we've got sarah paulson. (cheers and applause) and from "orphan black," i'll be sitting down with tatiana maslany. (cheers and applause) and then a musical performance from wynton marsalis, jared grimes and lil buck. (cheers and applause) ( band playing ) oh, that's the sound of my say hi, everybody. (cheers and applause) they're about to get us started. but before they do, one more thing: whoopi goldberg is launching a line of medical marijuana products that promise to relieve menstrual cramps. and apparently it works -- willie nelson never gets them. (band playing theme) >> announcer: tonight, stephen welcomes sarah paulson! tatiana maslany! and a musical performance by wynton marsalis, lil buck and jared grimes! featuring jon batiste and "stay human"! ♪ ♪ ♪ and now it's time for "the late show" with stephen crtolbe! (cheers and applause) ♪ >> stephen: welcome! thank you so much! jon, thank you so much! wow, i love hosting the show and i get to come out here and talk about a bunch of stuff. one of t

sarah palin: amen. the only thing standing between you and hearing from the next president of the united states, is me, so i will get out of the way. it is an honor to introduce to you, the next president of the united states of america, donald trump. [applause] ♪ [whistling] [applause] [applause] ♪ mr. trump hello, everybody. mr. trump: thank you so much, sarah, isn't she great? how good is she? there are a lot of people here. thank you so much, sarah. we landed and the snow was pouring in, it was so beautiful. felt we were landing in alaska. it is beautiful. it is such an a couple turnout -- incredible turnout. we are doing so well and we are so proud. we love wisconsin, it is a special place. i think that we will do really well. i think that we will do really well. [applause] mr. trump: really well. look at these young people. you know, something i said on the way up and i was saying it before, i am self funding my campaign. i do not know if it is worth it, i will let you know in about a year or

sarah to her unselfish act was able to save six individuals. she also helped four to five dozen more through donation of tissue, tendons and bones. since the accident i learned eswin mejia had been apprehended in arizona is seeking passionate as a 16 year old mind. due to pressure being applied to the mentioned congressmen, senators, he is not an i.c.e. top 10 most wanted list. this is ironic on the webpages as unlawful, illegal when apprehended in arizona he was released to another illegal. when the omaha police apologized five times requesting a detainer, we reached each time with unlawful, illegal. eswin mejia was released four days in jail and his brother posted 10% of 80,000 which is 5000 it cost more to bury my daughter. my famil family understands ques have not been answered but i would like to go on the record for the following, local level my friends are collecting signatures against jeffrey, to remove them from the bench. he failed to show up for minor traffic infraction represented a flight risk. our question at the federal level, wh

thank you, sarah vander schaaf and kimberly williams. and that's gonna do it for this edition of "upclose." "tiempo" with joe torres is coming up next. if you happened to have missed any of today's program, no worry. you can catch it again at our website, abc7ny. i'm bill ritter. for all of us here at channel 7, enjoy the rest of your weekend. >> buenos d^as y bienvenidos. good morning. welcome once again to "tiempo." i'm joe torres. the character groot from the 2014 action film

we're told those firefighters -- hold on is sarah simmons standing by? we're going to go to sarah? can you hear us? give us an update on just heard. >> reporter: well, shawn, you could tell it was kind of confusing early on so we were trying to get a update on the details here. there was someone, a concerned citizen making the call to 911. concerned about this person at 5007 sharon road. when the emergency crews responded when they got there, no one answered, and they tried to make entry and that's when shots were fired from someone inside the home. at this point we don't know what kind of concern we're talking about here that the concerned citizen had. we don't know, they're still investigating right now. the civilian was injured but not seriously and of course the shooter is in custody as we have reported before and those two firefighters are in critical condition as we've been reporting. so that's kind of the latest what we know right now. you know, it's really quite sad mentioned shawn, two firefighters going up to a door just to try to help somebody and then to try to get insi

sarah simmons, fox5 local news. > thank you, sarah. another rough ride for metroetro passengers today. a train got stuck in a tunnel a between foggy bottom and rosalyn. the good news no one was hurt, but the incident did have a a major impact on service. marina maracco is life in lif arlington tonight with the latest. marina. >>reporter: shawn, just a few hours ago, the rosalyn station opened back up for business.usin it was for a little bit stalled because a disabled train remained on the tracks. they finally got it to the yarde but the train that was disabled today was a 7,000 series. it's one of the newest of the fleet. it was just unvailed late last year and for riders today they say today's ride was likely their last one on metro.etro all of a sudden the lights wente out and emergency power came on. it was way too quiet. qu for more than an hour metro says anywhere between 100 and 200 riders were stuck on the blue line. the train came to a halt andal then it jerked forward and backwards several times over the course of 12 or 15 mi

but people like to see humility. >> sarah? >> i think that was the goal in what he was going for in his response in the last 24 hours saying that he wouldn't have said that and he would take it back if he could. >> you know what the problem i think is that he will make this mistake again because he can't not do this. i think donald trump has a problem with strong women. it could be megyn kelly, rosie o'donnell, heidi cruz and i think it will be an issue and i think hillary clinton can exploit it. i think trump is going to drive turnout if he's the nominee for hillary as well as for trump. and, you know, almost anything that trump could say, if he says, hillary, with the e-mails, i think you're a criminal, she says, well, your campaign manager was arrested for battery of a woman. it seems like this is going to be an issue that doesn't go away because i think donald trump has a problem with women. >> to be continued. i'm sorry. quickly, sarah? >> sorry. >> go ahead. real quick. >> i think that's absolutely and patently false. he

marshall and richard and my friend sarah on behalf of the apa council i council that sarah and i represent we went to the mayor two years ago and said mayor, we know you run a very, very successful community ambassador program but i think that is time; right? to bring it to chinatown because the fact problems we were seeing so i said to report back to you during the fact lounge of the ambassador program sarah and i walked the fact chinatown all over and later when i go to the house to see the fact reception we asked supervisor peskin to help us and the captain lazarus for this district because of the heels right outside of shop house smoking and gambling we couldn't run the fact programs inside i don't know with the fact china team does now now they were able to convince people to move ant farther so our students inside and the fact elderly will not bracket the fact smoke we want to commend thank mayor ed lee and the chinatown team to do their utmost best he loved you (clapping.) and as you walk around my staff will, having a self-help die they'll stop by the one time community center to m

that's the latest, sarah simmons "fox5 local news". sarah, thank you very much. >> atlanta braves baseball player is under arrest accused of a assaulting a woman in a arlington hotel. hector oli ve ra was placed on paid administrative leave by the league. live alternates park with more on all this marina >> tope not a good days for the braves that lost alternates park and have to deal with arrest of outfielder hector olivera and here's his mug shot taken minutes following his arrest at the team's hotel ritz carlton in pentagon city and yesterday olivera dressed the game and never played. before 7:00 this morning a woman known to olivera called police and was assaulted about the the braves player at the hotel. the victim was transport totd hospital with visible bruises and minor injuries. and meanwhile olivera was nine custody here alternates park for braves second game of the season and fans are all on the same page. . >> are are you laughing. >> it's embarassing. >> is it. >> objection these rtd braves they're not supposed to have sca

jim and sarah back to you. y >> thanks very much. >>> our coverage of the deathra of prince continues throughoutnt the show and just ahead wie'llew take look at how people are are remembering him on socialn media tonight.media ton you can find updates online at fox5d.c.com twitter andd.c.co facebook and when we come backne we'll have some breaking newsinn for you.r >> news at 6:00 coming backg bac right after this.hi >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> welcome back and we have breaking news right now comingsi to us from fairfax county fax where a body has been found near the area where policehere e were searching for missing misng firefighter nicole mittendorf. fox5's jennifer davis isr d i live with the very latest fortht us tonight. jennifer, what can you tell us? >> reporter: hi there, i'm ande afax county police fire headquarters.dquaer that's building right behind beh me and certainly this is sobering news. ns. although there is not officialil confirmation yet we should sayho nicole mittendorf that hasfha been found b

sarah palin: amen. the only thing standing between you and hearing from the next president of the united states, is me, so i will get out of the way. it is an honor to introduce to you, the next president of the united states of america, donald trump. [applause] ♪ [whistling] [applause] [applause] ♪ everybody.ello, mr. trump: thank you so much, isn't she great? how good is she? there are a lot of people here. thank you so much, sarah. we landed and the snow was pouring in, it was so beautiful. i have that we were landing in alaska. it is beautiful. it is such an a couple turnout -- incredible turnout. we are doing so well and we are so proud. we love wisconsin, it is a special place. i think that we will do really well. [applause] mr. trump: really well. look at these young people. you know, something i said on the way up and i was saying it before, i am self funding my campaign. i do not know if it is worth it, i will let you know in about a year or less. but i think it means lot. the reason is, al

sarah bloomquist is in bryn mawr near the villanova campus. let's begin our coverage with alicia inside nrg center where villanova fans are rallying for their beloved wildcats. >>> hi alicia. hey, jim. there's a pep rally going on at this very moment here at nrg center. we have about 3,000 very excited wildcats with us here tonight. we're waiting on the pep fans and the clear leaders. you can fee -- cheerleaders. you can feel the electricity. one more win. the v's are up tonight. the host is the president of villanova university, father peter done lieu. he's become a pretty popular guy around here. you finally know what it's like to be a member of one direction. [laughter] >> the old one direction. >> reporter: it's exciting that everyone is so pumped up for villanova. >> very exciting. there are people flying in today. i mean, we expect the hotel told us that after the game tonight that they're cutting it off at 3,000 people. >> reporter: wow. >> that they're not let anything more in. >> reporter: you just flew in this morning. >> yes. from n

. >> sarah spain is a self- important, know- it-all [ bleep ]. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. donald trump lowered the boom on his opponents last night, then lowered the volume today. the shoot-from-the-lip candidate stuck to a script for once in his foreign policy speech. following a five-state sweep, trump is well on his way to the republican presidential nomination. ted cruz's headlights began to fade in the rear-view mirror as the texas senator came in not second, but third, in four of the five states. major garrett is in indianapolis. >> it's time to shake the rust off america's foreign policy. it's time to invite new voices and new visions into the fold. >> reporter: with a slower cadence and less-inflammatory words, donald trump sketched out a foreign policy he described as america first, vowing not to e tangle the u.s. in more middle east conflict. >> we've made the middle east c th unstable and chaotic than ever before. >> reporter: but he made one maj

donald trump, sarah palin. thelargest fish fry held at memorial hall, dedicated in 1950 in honor of the serbian orthodox soldiers who served in the u.s. army. singing, god bless america. god bless america ♪ome ♪ sweet [applause] >> what a wonderful voice and .hank you very much >> you have it. i will get it. >> the republican party of milwaukee, hosting a dinner for the presidential candidates. john kasich will be speaking, as well as texas senator ted cruz. also, on behalf of donald trump, sarah palin is expected here tonight. >> here tonight at the milwaukee we will bedinner, hearing from scott walker. he will be speaking at this event, along with two of the candidates still running in the race. john kasich, texas senator john cruz. -- ted and serve the palin -- sarah palin. while we are waiting, let's take a look at some of the ads running in wisconsin. scott walker endorsed ted cruz for president. ands take a look at that some of the other ads voters are seen in wisconsin. >> jobs, freedom, security. th

shira: i was curious to hear from sarah. mark zuckerberg came out this week and he gave what sounded like a political speech. he talked about being fearful of people who want to build walls and coming together around global issues. it sounded to me like a mark zuckerberg we hadn't heard before. sarah: zuckerberg has been doing a lot of international travel. he's been meeting with dignitaries and diplomats and giving them a piece of his mind. when he talks about walls, he's not just talking about donald trump. he's talking about the free basics app they built not being allowed to be used in india, shutdowns of their service in other nations that maybe don't like the idea of a facebook where people can share what they have to say. he's talking about facebook globally. he understands that in order for the company to grow, they need to have this open government mentality. and for governments to allow them to do their internet.org connectivity spreading initiative. emily: huge developments this week, caroline, in that potentially

sarah palin: amen. the only thing standing between you and hearing from the next president of the united states, is me, so i will get out of the way. it is an honor to introduce to you, the next president of the united states of america, donald trump. [applause] ♪ [whistling] [applause] [applause] ♪ mr. trump hello, everybody. mr. trump: thank you so much, isn't she great? how good is she? there are a lot of people here. thank you so much, sarah. we landed and the snow was pouring in, it was so beautiful. i have that we were landing in alaska. it is beautiful. it is such an a couple turnout -- incredible turnout. we are doing so well and we are so proud. we love wisconsin, it is a special place. i think that we will do really well. [applause] mr. trump: really well. look at these young people. you know, something i said on the way up and i was saying it before, i am self funding my campaign. i do not know if it is worth it, i will let you know in about a year or less. but i think it means a lot. the

>> reporter: good day to you, sarah, the classic political life fits perfectly here. politics makes for strange bed fellows, it's an old line, but appropriate. 32 hours ago ted cruz was calling kasich a spoiler helping donald trump by refusing to drop out and not letting cruz go one on one with the republican frontrunner. the o

that was of course sarah palin. talking with us friday night after her speech at eight milwaukee republican party fish fry where she stood in for her candidate, donald trump. joining us is the former and , and therump advisor clintons war on women, roger stone. thank you for coming to join us. what is the biggest mistake donald trump has made as a candidate in the last week? roger: that's a question i'm not going to answer. i don't understand the concept of calling for kasich to get out of the race. i think trump benefits from divided opposition. i don't see delegate votes for kasich moving to trump. i think that would be more likely to go with the establishment candidate, who is now ted cruz. that voters in wisconsin are going forward who are attracted to kasich, who is , theommon core, nafta expansion of medicaid. i don't see them being attracted to trump. want to ask you a question about that clip we just watched with sarah palin. decided to put her in there. smart move or dumb move? roger: she is popular with el

this is a picture of sarah. i want to expriest my sympathies to sarah's parents -- express my sympathies to sarah's parents and acknowledge michele root, sarah's mother who is watching us today. she will be testifying tomorrow before the house committee on the judiciary at a hearing that's titled -- quote -- "the real victims of a reckless and lawless immigration policy, families and survivors speaking out on the real cost of this administration's policies. " the hearing will focus on how the obama administration's failed immigration policies allow thousands of criminal aliens to roam free. michele root will share her personal story about the loss of her daughter and how someone in the country illegally was able to walk free and abscond from authorities after fatally hitting her daughter's vehicle on graduation night. sarah was 21 years old and had just graduated from belleview university with an interest in pursuing a career in criminal justice. in the word the of her family -- quote -- "she was full of life an

sarah. sarah. >> sue thanks. we'll check in with you in a w bit.bi >>> four people including twolug middle school students and and a fairfax county police officerpor were injured when the officer's cruiser collided cli with a school bus. b this happened this afternoon on back lit road inlit springfield. the children were returningur from a field trip while the officer was responding to aing o shoplifting call reportedlytey without her lights and sirens.ns a witness says the officer gotff out of her car and checked onndn the students. sde >> when i turned into thei turno road, i saw the officer almost s under the bus, right, so iightso just saw the bus going right across and it stopped right rig there and then the officerer came out and wa lady, to the bus and see he if e she was okay. >> detectives will look into ail number of other factors likeik the in-car video to determine speed, to determine what w factored into the accident andea then determine fault.ne flt >> a chaperone on the bus wasro also injured in th

sarah, let me start you. ted cruz trotted out the new york values line in iowa, he was trying to close the deal in iowa. it was pretty clear based on polling calls that we heard, they poll tested that with the iowa folks. apparently it poll tested well. they attacked him on new york values. why should new yorkers vote for this guy now when he was basically uing them to score political points in iowa? >> well, a couple things. one, i don't doubt that donald trump will do well in his home state. look, even john kasich managed to win he is home state. >> even john kasich. that's mean. that's mean. continue. >> that being said, i think donald trump has hit a wall. i think even if he does well in new york, that can't translate very far past that. again, it's his home state. ted cruz saw what ground game can do, what an actual political operation can do and we're seeing disarray and chaos in the trump campaign. i think it's the end there. >> okay. mckay coppens is shaking his head. why are you shaking your head? >>

and a lot of work that sarah did. well known for being the architect for president obama's campaign. a number of operatives the other day, doing our show, and we were thoroughly cleansing campaign. a number of people were people that you had worked against, at some point, and to a person that -- david is the best in the business. people he would run over with a truck a couple of times. sarah was really in charge of the research and analytics and is gone on to do amazing things through companies that she has started, that look at analytics and research and is anytime in a campaign where we really want to know what is going on. sarah was the go to woman who really looked around corners and understand demographics. and where the advertising should go, how could it be the most effective and ross was the creative genius who really produced most of the great advertising for the campaign. not on the bush campaign, but the romney campaign. literally hundreds of congressional and senate republicans. masters ofd of the the poli

hey, jim. >> reporter: hey, laura andr: h sarah. we're getting ready for gameam one, round two pens and capsnd c down at the verizon send.iz s where are the fans? they're? t on the way down here.h the sign spinners are outrs are here. here. yeah, they're here.yehe we're going to take you insidend this big matchup coming uping here. you're watching fox5 local watoc news at 5:00.:00. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> we want to take a live look t now in baltimore where we areo w awaiting hea press conferenceone that should be happening anyng moment now.mo you can see the police chief stepping up there.he let's take a listen.isn. >> it's been a goal of ours infs baltimore to keep the informed about critical eventsvt that affect our community.omni rarely do we keep the mediaed informed about one of your --ur- one of your homes.e of so, we want to again thank fox5 45 for their proactive pac efforts to really help us us evacuate that building. bld that saved us a whole lot ofle f time. you guys are to be commendedeme for your active role in this thi effor

sarah simmons is here following this story tonight. sarah? >> reporter: today three out of the 12 businesses has to permanently shut down because they operate solely as adult entertainment locations which is illegal under county law. the county says it doesn't end here though. inspectors will be out making sure all 12 locations are operating the way they should be. the three ordered to shut their doors permanently are fuego, upscale ballroom and club ectasy. they operate solely as adult entertainment clubs. permitting found these clubs were violating established back in 2012. other clubs that also operate as restaurants, bars and banquet halls can stay open but stripping is out as of 5:00 p.m. today. if they want to operate adult entertainment venues, they will have to relocate. the rule is, those businesses have to move to industrial zones throughout the county and officials say most of them are more than a thousand feet from residential areas. they consider this a big victory and it gets the adult entertainment away from neighborhoods and s

and is sarah michelle gellar doing a cruel intentions sequel? >> better, badder. can you say bitchier? >>> and later we look back at kelly ripka's love story. the man her side with all the live chaos. the day i met h >>> the duo try to steal back their snatched kitty. keanu. >> cats do >>> brad pitt teary eyed on the set of his new movie "allied." another world war ii epic, shooting the emotional seen in southern england. angelina jolie stepped out looking flawless in gray 50 miles away in london. and you see that laser focus o her face? well, maybe it's because locked in after just signing a big-buck sequel. that's right. angie conjures up a maleficent return. jolie was covered up leaving a late dinner last night head to toe in gray as it was revealed horns back on for a sequel. and check out neil patrick harris as count olaf. oh, yeah, that mean-looking man is this guy. party neil was spotted on set in vancouver, canada, with a prosthetic nose, wild gray facial hair, and a nasty expression all for a series of unfortunate events coming to netfli jim carrey played

i am a fan of sarah palin, although i'm not sure if that was tina fey or sarah palin. john: she is not sure, either. roger: without polling, it's hard to say. i think donald likes her. she did give him a boost reviously. on the other hand, it's not a state where there is a logical onstituency. he is the master of the eal. if you are 300 votes ahead of everybody else, i can think of a lot of individuals who would like to be vice president and they are not necessarily people who ran previously in the cycle. i still think that puts him in the drivers seat. mark: picking a running mate who's been popular with the delegates and say vote for me on a subsequent ballot. roger: you could break it open before that, depending on your options. trump is a businessman and i think he will keep all options on the table until he decides what is best for him. it is essential to understand that without a reliable hard count, you cannot really know where you are. until the process plays out, we have the rest of the primaries and caucuses and committee meetings. it's impossible to say what

sarah simmons, "fox5 local news". >> thank you, sarah. >> d.c. police are looking for the gunman that shot a man at a bus stop in southeast it happened this evening 3300 block of 18th and alabama avenue. teachers at a nearby school said they had to scramble to get the children on the playground inside to safety and the victim is expected to survive. >> and now to fairfax county where tonight friends and family are still searching for answers nearly a week after 31-year-old nicole mittendorf was last heard from. marina morocco joins us where tonight's vigil was held. marina. >> incredibly emotional vigil at family and friends gathered at fire station 32 second vigil held since monday and community here wearing a red ribbon held together by fairfax fire pin. 70 miles from where we stand at the shenandoah national park federal and state agents wrapped up their serve today for nicole mittendorf and they resume at day break. >> wednesday of last week was really the last type of contact that anyone had with nicole. >> it was a text message to her fathe

action news", delaware valley's leading news program, with meteorologist melissa magee, jeff skversky, sarah bloomquist and walter perez. >>> sunday night a woman's body is pull from the submerged car in salem county, new jersey. >>> plus "action news" is there the moment a bucks county teenager gets a major surprise. >>> but we will begin with breaking news a delaware state trooper has been injured in a crash. it happened just after 5:00 this evening on limestone road near south jane way in stanton, new castle county. >> police say the driver of the second car, the state trooper were rush to the christiana hospital. their injuries are not believed to be life threatening. the at this hour, the road is closed while investigations get underway. >>> other news tonight a family in bucks county received an unwelcomed surprise this morning when a car came crashing into their living room. >> tonight that home is in bensalem and boarded up as police work to determine how this all happen. "action news" reporter trish hartman has the full details. >> reporter: baron davis was sound sleep upstairs when

and is sarah michelle gellar doing a sequel? >> betttr, badder. can you say bitchier? >> and we look back at kelly ripa's love story. the man by her side through all the live chaos. >>> the duo try to steal back their snatched kitty. keanu. in theaters friday. at clorox 2 we've turned removing stains into a science. now pre-treat with clorox 2! watch stains disappear right before your eyes. remove 4 times more stains than detergent alone. >>> brad pitt teary eyed on the set of his new movie "allied." another world war ii epic, shooting the emotional seen in southern england. angelina jolie stepped out looking flawless in gray 50 miles away in london. and you see that laser focus o her face? well, maybe it's because locked in after just signing a big-buck sequel. that's right. angie conjures up a maleficent return. jolie was covered up leaving a late dinner last night head to toe in gray as it was revealed she'll be putting her maleficent horns back on for a sequel. and check out neil patrick harris as count olaf. oh, yeah, that mean-looking man is this guy. ♪ party n

since we ended with sarah, we will start with sarah. sarah: ok, i think we should not throw out a system that has incredibly deep and broad political support. that probably is the most significant thing we have with the current structure of student aid. this incredible pell grant program has the bipartisan support it has. the federal investment in it is bigger than many cabinet agencies. that is not nothing. and the thought that a new system that funds colleges, i wish colleges were as popular as we might think. that funds colleges or states i think politically is going to be very, very hard to sustain. i think it's a hard time to put in new programs. i think that we need to work on incentives and not beating each other up. and that we can work within the framework. back to king alexander's point about 1972, i think there are frameworks there of a federal partnership. where the felds are not alone, but are also working to kind of lure states and institutions into a national goal that might not be exactly 100% their own goals, while reco

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