Genevieve Padalecki was born Genevieve Cortese on January 8, 1981. She has two brothers named Johnny and Ben and a sister named Sarah. She earned a BA in English and a BFA degree in drama from the Tisch School of the Arts, New York University. Genevieve Padalecki Age, birthday, children, parents, net worth Padalecki is an American actress who starred in the TV series, Wildfire as Kris Furillo. She had a recurring role in the TV series, Supernatural, like Ruby, replacing Katie Cassidy who previously held the role.

Marcos Ortiz BiographyMarcos Ortiz is an American Emmy award-winning journalist who is currently working as a reporter, and producer of the Justice Files seen nightly on ABC4. Over the years, he has has the opportunity to work as a journalist on radio, newspaper, and television. After finishing his education, he began his career in Blythe California with stops in Green River and Cheyenne Wyoming. He was hired as KGGM’s political reporter in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Unconditional Love was not released until 2002. Her performance was seen by Paul Haggis, who created the role of Emily Resnick for her on Family Law. Joining the cast in 2002, she continued with the series until its cancellation later that same year. She later had significant guest appearances on NYPD Blue, Dharma & Greg, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, House and NCIS. She also appeared as herself in Standing Tall at Auschwitz, which was a History Channel documentary on the Ovitz family, and in No Bigger Than a Minute, an independent documentary on dwarfism which aired on the PBS program P.

Explore More By the time the Mets finally rallied in the bottom of the eighth inning Thursday night at Citi Field, it nearly triggered a flood of biblical proportions. But after a 97-minute rain delay, the Mets completed a 2-1 comeback win over the last-place Nationals, as Mark Canha drove in the game-winning run with a bases-loaded sacrifice fly that knocked in Pete Alonso and Brooks Raley closed it in the ninth for the save.

Explore More BROOKHAVEN, Miss. — Two police officers were shot and killed following an early Saturday morning confrontation in Mississippi, authorities said. Warren Strain of the Mississippi Department of Public Safety said at a news conference that the officers were called to a house in the city of Brookhaven at about 5 a.m. for a report of shots fired. Amid an exchange of gunfire, both officers were “mortally wounded” and then pronounced dead at a local hospital, Strain said.