. >> when i first saw inmate pat lexie hudson, i wasn't terribly shocked.p with somebody who was burned in a house fire and had similar injuries. >> the first thing i thought about when i seen lacy was her burns. it looked like it hurt. i didn't know what happened. >> you get some people who ask you what happened or just stare at you. how to deal with someone who's different and i'm different. >> lexie hudson is scarred over more than half of her body. cause of those scars is what landed her in jail. >> my boyfriend and his friend were trying to make hash oil in an apartment building with butane. and a spark lit and it blew up the apartment. and we were all inside. >> the longest time in all our explosions normally when it comes to drug or drug making in houses is usually meth. what we're starting to see is a new trend. they're using butane to extract hash oil from marijuana. they doing it indoors. anything butane, your pilot light from your stove or heater, next thing you know, boom, explosion. >> the explosion occurred inside the apartment hudson and her

the story of the day, though, was going on between lexi thompson and anna nor theirs. day. the best players rise to the occasion, and lexi thompson played the type of golf that showed exactly why she is ranked number two in the world, to fight back in half the hole. ultimately, you're left themselves too much to do, and wins for christie kerr helped team usa to victory. a late fightback from europe saw them prevent a record loss, but the overall victory was clinched as team usa took its first victory on home soil since 2009. i think the real women here —— i think the real winner here was women's golf. and you can say whatever you want about the ryder cup, but yesterday, it was an amazing day of golf, both us and european. we all played with pride. we'll play with passion. and we'll with sportsmanship. —— we all played with sportsmanship. —— we all played with passion. —— and we all played with passion. —— and we all played with sportsmanship. tenors, now. —— tennis, now. bulgarian seventh seed grigor dimitrov sealed the biggest win of his career — when he beat nick kyr

. >> reporter: the family of lexie called the 11-year-old their little wonder woman. she's dressed the part ever since she was diagnosed with a type of cancer last year that's stealing her eyesight. >> it's hard to see things. >> reporter: her family fears she'll be completely blind in a few months. they wanted to fulfill her one wish, a trip to disney world. it is now on the back burner. a go fund me page has been shut down by an organizer the family has never met. >> the whole decision was about lexie, her face, her name, everything. >> reporter: the plug was pulled after the site raised $5500 in less than a week, telling nbc 10 it was due to red flags about the family's other fund raising efforts. a statement was sent that said all i could think about was so many children in same circumstances that don't have a fourth of what this family has gotten. he promises to return all the money, including $1800, he says go fund me has already deposited into his account. smith sent us this e-mail saying the process of recovering the funds is already under way. he writes, go f

anna nordqvist set the tone for europe, in the first match of the day she is one hole up on lexi thompson impressive with a commanding lead over michelle wie. but the usa are currently up in four matches. ronnie 0'sullivan has been knocked out of the china championship — suffering a surprise quarter final defeat by belgian youngster luca brecel. after mark williams‘ defeat too — it leaves shaun murphy as the only former world champion left in the draw. he rattled in a break of 126 to wrap up a 5—2 win over home hope zhou yuelong. he'll play ali carter in the semi finals. there were two matches today in rugby league's super 8's qualifiers hull krjoin warrington wolves on six points at the top after victory over london bronco's by 35 points to 30. while widnes are third after a 58 points to ten win over featherstone. that's all from sportsday. there is more on the website, plenty of reaction to chelsea beating spurs at wembley, for now that's all from us. at wembley, for now that's all from us. next it's the film review. the film directed by stanley tucci. and let's start with final portrai

. ♪ [applause] lexi was willing to bet his hard earned money on it.e got on the train >> henry got on the train with $200. he couldn't see any harm in a friendly game of cards. what if the other men were strangers. ♪ and take joe collins, he's got a nice wife at home but he met this girl at the bar and she looked, after the first couple of drinks. >> there's a good old fashioned word for people like this. we call them suckers. and there are other people, people who stay up nights figuring up thou take ahow to take away what they've got. there are all kinds. take mike for instance. he's got everything. he's young, healthy, got a job. and he's got plenty of food. big factories to make things a man can use. big cities to do the business of a big company and people, lots of people. enough to work the farm and build the factories, dig the mines with, run the business, all kinds of people. people from different countries with different religions, different colored skins, free people. they can live together and work together and build america together becaus

good early performances including from german caroline masson, but the usa fought back, inspired by lexison, she was four down after four holes but amazingly turned it around to half the match against anna nordqvist. the usa currently up in five matches and heading for victory. ronnie o'sullivan has been knocked out of the china championship — suffering a surprise quarter final defeat by belgian youngster luca brecel. after mark williams‘ defeat too — it leaves shaun murphy as the only former world champion left in the draw. he rattled in a break of 126 to wrap up a 5—2 win over home hope zhou yuelong. he'll play ali carter in the semi finals. there were two matches today in rugby league's super 8's qualifiers hull krjoin warrington wolves on six points at the top after victory over london bronco's by 35 points to 30. while widnes are third after a 58 points to ten win over featherstone. that's all from sportsday. more sport at around quarter past eight. readers of alanjudd's spy stories first met charles thoroughgood when he was in the army, then when he was a trainee in the secret serv

two of the sick have severe allergies and lat last year at this time, justin and lex lexi henegar wereof epipens. last questioned about the price. >> sir, we believe it was a fair price and now lowered the price by half. >> reporter: cvs pharmacy offered a different generic injector for $109. then the past june the henegars got a letter from their insurer. >> they no longer cover the epipen, only the jen etdic pen. >> reporter: but they were out of stock and that's when they looked at the auvi. q. evan and eric edwards invented the auvi-q after growing up with allergies. it's smaller and comes with its own voice instructions. >> basically anybody who picks up the voice guiding them. >> i think that's key. it's all about confidence, and we saw hesitation. >> that one is a lot bicker. this one is a little easier to hold. >> lexi liked the product, not the price. >> they called me before i filled my prescription to ask if i wanted them to go ahead and fill it. >> reporter: the family's out-of-pocket cost went to zero. how is that possible? kaleo's ceo spencer williamson. >> we're committe

georgia hall of england and american world number two lexi thompson share the lead midway through theish open at kingsbarns. hall shot a second round 67 to end the day on nine under par, and that was a score that was equalled by thompson who started the day a shot ahead of hall but ended her round also on nine under par. the pair are two shots clear of the field. hole in one! that's all for me, i will have more from you —— more for you in the next hour. a british it expert who was hailed as a hero when he stopped a global cyber attack which hit the nhs has appeared in court in the united states, accused of creating software to steal bank details. 23—year—old marcus hutchins, from devon, was arrested in las vegas, where he was attending a security conference. our north america correspondent, james cook, has more. marcus hutchins was hailed as a hero for stopping an attack which crippled the nhs and spread to tens of thousands of computers in 150 countries. his arrest is not related to this role in neutralising the so—called wannacry ransomware, which we discussed in this interview. i c

championship with the final day the lp virgin of the cup is the only thing to bring tim you say down with lexi thompson down but usa beat europe by five points with the largest hole on the when things clinton was in the oval office. he leaps over the wall and he may have lost the game but that kid is the talk of the school today assuming he is back at school. see it tonight. >>> are you planning on trying to watch the solar eclipse today? we are at the nasa research center and this is how scientists are preparing for the big event. >>> and oakland unified school district is facing a teacher shortage and how they are looking for teachers oversees. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is k

and having a great time. 15th goal, lexy thompson with a long birdie putt, check out the break on thiscond eagle of the day. she shot -- with the angel and got the honors, the u.s. wins it 16 and a half to 11 and a half. so when you hear that yelling on the course, flores. thank you so much for joining us on this sunday night. have a great one. and we'll see you later. ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. chase. so you can. [ panting ]

. >> lexi henniger liked the product not the price. the list for -- >> that was disappointing.led my prescription if i wanted them to fill it. but drugmakerer, stepped in with its affordability program. and the families out of pock emt cost went to 0. how is that possible? the ceo spencer williamson. >> the pricing reimbursement system in the country is broken. and, we're committed to always putting patients and families first. >> you have a drug that has a $4,500 price. how do people get that for free? >> so it is an access model. built, built for patients. and so, the way our program works, is that any one with commercial insurance. covered or not. even, they'll get it for 0. >> richard evans, pharmaceutical analyst from ssr health its skrept cal. >> only insurer that will say yes to a claim in a urld world where you can buy them for $109. one hasn't figured ourt the game yet. >> the game. to gain market share, a company can give away most prescription for free and hope the insurers who do pay the higher prices make up for it. >> insane system. no rationale designer would sit

i want to start with you lexi.o people in the white house last night who have despondent over the president's tweets to mitch mcconnell. this administration has been working for months, day in and day out, whether it's in the white house, in the executive office, on the hill, working with the gop on health care, tax reform, infrastructure to try to get the president's agenda to happen. and now here we are with the president attacking mitch mcconnell. the president not understanding that mitch mcconnell doesn't even have to bring these agenda item to the floor. what is the president thinking? >> so, this attack against mcconnell speaks directly to trump's core base of voters. i was given a survey from the state project that sort of showed grass roots members around the country are more upset with congress than the media because they blame congress for trump not being able to pass legislation that affects their lives. trump is speaking to his voters and shifting the blame for a stalled agenda from himself to congress

. >> lexi, why feel even the need to respond to a speculative article that could be considered sort ofn inside the beltway parlor game? do you think anyone at this point cares about 2020? >> i don't think they are thinking about 2020 too much yet, but i think it speaks to the loyalty issue within the white house. trump has always valued loyalty and we've seen he's fired people when he perceived they are not loyal to him, so i think in order to reassure trump and the base voters that, you know, pence is still loyal to trump, he has to release a statement. otherwise it looks like the white house is in disarray if the vice president is out campaigning quietly to sort of usurp president trump in 2020. >> can i ask you, alexi, given that donald trump has always demanded loyalty, we know his newly installed white house chief of staff had a public message to the white house employees saying here's the way it's going to go down, country first, the president second, and self third. is that conflicting, those two top positions with what you believe has sort of been the m.o. within the white hous

georgia hall of england and american world number two lexi thompson share the lead midway through the a second round 67 to end the day on nine under par and that was a score that was equalled by thompson who started the day a shot ahead of hall but ended her round also on nine under par. the pairare two round also on nine under par. the pair are two shots clear of the field. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. investigators believe the bomb on the australian claim was made by using military explosives and another device was planned using toxic gas in a public place. hywel griffths has more. described as one of the most sophisticated terror plots on australian soil, officers say they have entered a plan which could have caused catastrophic loss of life. they believe that khaled khayat and mahmoud khayat were sent military grade explosives by the so—called islamic state on a cargo flight. so—called islamic state on a cargo flight. they allege that they put together a bomb packed inside a meat grinder. on july the 15th together a bomb packed inside a meat grinder. o

. >>> and i want to bring in lexy mccannon from axy os and brian darling, also a columnist for the observer. alexa, let me start with you. because we see the president finally offering thanks to bannon this morning on twitter and also some encouraging words at breitbart with a jab at the media thrown in at the same time but your colleague jonathan swan said there is i reason he is quiet for so long about bannon. what do we know. what is the tension there. >> we reported earlier that he's unhappy with steve bannon. asking associates, who does this guy think he is. and now praise that might be some sort of olive branch. but last week jonathan swan reported that trump suspects bannon is a leaker. which is something he and his administration have gone after since the beginning. they suspect he's after this anti-mcmaster campaign that breitbart has been pushing. that breitbart is expected to double down on and it is expected to get uglier. so that is sort of why trump is quiet and why this breitbart tweet today is so confusing, given everything that he knows or suspected about the leaking to bre

lexie? >> confederation. >> the confederation congress, right? so the assumption is that congress has the authority to make rules for the northwest territory. fast forward to the kansas/nebraska act. the kansas/nebraska act lays down rules governing slavery or the possibility of slavery in kansas and nebraska. okay? congress does that. congress adopts the kansas/nebraska act. so the assumption from the northwest ordinance all the way up to the kansas/nebraska act is that the united states congress is vested with the authority to make determinations about the status of slavery in the territories. i mean, no matter what decision it makes, the northwest ordinance was no slavery. kansas/nebraska it's, well, slave ru ry if you can get a por majority. it's congress passing the legislation. it's congress which has the authority to oversee. that's about to change. boy, is it about to change. and it changes because of this gentleman here. the chief justice of the united states supreme court, roger brook taney. appointed to the supreme court by andrew jack

reporter lexi sutter... talked to some shoppers there -- astounded by what they saw when they walked outside. imagine walking out of walmart and seeing this!the wind and rain so strong - this boat took off on its own. the palm trees about to snapand loose shopping carts are slamming into cars. once the weather calmed the shock for customers set in. nats:"this is madness" people were stunned. "it was blowing couldn't even see across the street"trying to navigate their groceries and kids through this knee-deep water. then getting out of the parking lot as a whole other hassel. "not before this is the first time i've sen a lot of water like this. its scary really"fortunately no one was hurt - and as far as we know - all of these cars started. but people in this walmart parking lot tell me they'll be talking about áthis monsooná for awhile."i don't know it's crazy it came down hard" (vicki) the crazy thing - throughout it all people were shopping. even when the parking lot was knee deep - cars pulled in and out

. >> reporter: the city council in lexingt lexi lexington voted to remove two statues. the debate has years in the u.s. it was that violence in charlottesville, virginia, that has fueled the fire. shouts of joy and relief in lexington, kentucky. >> the vote reflects passage of the motion. >> reporter: the motion to remove confederate statues from outside the courthouse. the council meeting met by emotional pleas. >> i cannot escape the color i am, nor can i escape my history. but i can do something about the present and hopefully the future. >> take down the confederate statues and show the world what americans really fight for, freedom. >> reporter: few among the crowd voted to keep the statues in place. >> it's not slavery. it's our history. >> reporter: a viewpoint seemingly echoed by presid shad to see the culture and history being removed from our monuments. you can't change history. but you can learn from it. the deadly violence of marching on virginia, confederate monuments have been a flash point. there's 718 of them across the country, according to the southern