fitzpatrick: and honor jobs, who works two volunteers with the big brothers, big sisters, takes three dance classes per week, has an active social life, and happens to have jobs, volunteers with the big brothers, big sisters, type one diabetes. when she was 13, she was diagnosed with type one diabetes. she took it in stride much quicker than expected. before she even left the hospital, she asked if there was a brochure she could give her friends to explain type one diabetes. learning that one did not exist, she made one herself. she takes every opportunity to educate others about this disease and spread awareness of it. through her fundraising, she made a video about her illness and lifestyle. one of the quotes she used was, quote, diabetes doesn't define me. i define diabetes. end quote. she now wants to pursue a career in the medical field, specifically in pediatric endocrinology so she can help other kids with type one diabetes. mr. speaker, i want to join my colleagues in thanking her for her commitment to helping others with this disease. and educating the community anti-country

have you seen "big brother"? >> i have not seen "big brother." >> stephen: well, obviously not. now, i have my own memo. have officially released today. and i'm going to give you a sneak peek. this is so far-- it's been-- redacted. it's been redacted. can you read what is on the memo? >> the memo says, "investigation update: devin nunes is a--" and then it's redacted. >> stephen: yes. we don't know. "devin nunes is a--" and we're not allowed to release that focus right now. >> that's classified. >> stephen: cbs won't let me say it on air, either. >> i think that this should be released. >> stephen: with that, i decided to release my memo with the most cutting edge technology available. hey, there you go! thanks very much. thanks very much. i needed everyone in congress to get a copy. there was no door i wouldn't slide it under. ( laughter ) or tape it to. senator. then i marched right into senator flake's office >> what are you doing here? >> stephen: since flake isn't running for re-election, i figured he was the only republican willing to read my memo on tv. >> stephen: may i

according to big brother hugh, he's a cutup from an early age. >> my brother was normal until he was about 8, and then he changed. >> uh-oh. what happened? >> he started acting like stan laurel and mugging and dancing around. and he always had this crazy sense of humor. >> the brothers are drawn down two very different paths. hugh joins the army. little steven idolizes pop-art sensation andy warhol and the psychedelic painters of the 1960s. he wants to be part of that scene. >> as he got into high school, he just got totally into art. >> steven takes a few classes at a small art college. big brother hugh gets married and starts a family. >> where did he get the money to pursue a passion and not have to get a real job like the rest of us? >> well, steven had a job. he worked in a book binder. he operated a forklift. >> but when their mother has a serious health setback, the brothers must figure out a plan. >> we decided not to put her in a nursing home, so my brother gave up his job at the book binder, and i just paid the bills. my brother was like my hero. he took care of my mother.

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my next guest went from the white house to the "big brother" house, and managed to make it out of both >> stephen: you're no stranger to cbs, having just left the "big brother" house. >> just 48 hours ago. i had not seen sun for an entire month in the "big brother" house. >> stephen: you were trapped in the house with how many other people? >> there were 10 other people. >> stephen: 10 other people, you did not see sun for a month. did that same crazier or working for the white house? >> i think working for the white house was a little crazier. >> stephen: you said this on "big brother" when you were asked about what it was like inside the white house. jim, you got this. >> i was haunted by his tweets every single day. like what is he going to tweet next. >> should we be worried? >> yes. >> don't say that, because we are worried, but i need you to say, no, it's going to be okay. no, it's not going to be okay. it's not. >> wow, that's -- >> stephen: that's the first time you're seeing it? >> yeah. >> stephen: i've watched it many times. >> have you? ( laughter ). >> stephen: i see it wh

i don't think so and anyway, apple stashed their big brother in 1984.nd ridley scott directed the film. i don't know, both i don't think that there is a grand conspira conspiracy. if you read my book i trace the path of how we got this amnesia or how the culture completely forgot something that it knew not that long ago, one of the things that surprised me and shocked me was how obvious arpanet was as a surveillance tool to people back then. so 1969, this is the first, this is the year arpanet went online. the first year and already people are protesting about it and already talking about it as a technology of surveillance and control that if allowed to grow and expand what become of this surveillance tool and be used not just to monitor possible control. so the forgetting part i think it goes in line with the commercialization of the technology, so when the arpanet and the internet became lucrative coming at you can make a lot of money on it, there was a lot of money kicked into this space and really transformed the way we think about technology. the 1

big brother was at the bottom waiting when the unimaginable happened. >> he was screaming. >> nathanan to tell his mother but was impossible to explain what he seen. >> there was a gentleman who wouldn't allow me to come close enough to see what was going on. he kept saying, trust me you don't want to go any further. >> on lookingers conferring the family's worst fears. >> i need to hear you say it, is my son dead, he shook his head and i said i need to hear it he said yes your son is dead. >> in a statement monday caleb's death was an unforeseeable accident and vowed to fight the allegations. >> accident. >> but i think you and your attorneys believe that negligence caused it. >> oh, yeah. it's an accident. but there's an accounting because someone was negligent. >> for "nightline" i'm matt gutman. >> thanks it's matt and jeffrey henry in a jail in texas pending extradition to kansas. up next, get wild and crazy but first get a baby sitter for the "jersey shore" ahead of their reunion series. first which "jersey shore" character once competed in wwe wrestlemania ronny or smooknook?

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>> he does, big brother. big brother always picks it up. >> jimmy: is that how it works?'s how it works. >> jimmy: do you talk to any of the young guys on the league? do you follow them? >> i follow them, rob is a close family friend, he and i talk all the time. i follow the young guys. >> jimmy: do you ever pick up the phone and call any of those guys? >> kuzma i'll speak to every now and then. they've got a bright future. you've got to be patient. last thing you want to do is break the team up, then four, five years from now look back and see how great they are someplace else. >> jimmy: lakers fans tend to be impatient because we're used to having great players like you, shaq, magic, kareem, all these guys, one after the other, den we can't understand it when they're suddenly low. >> we didn't come out winning championships. we were horrible. we were getting swept by the jazz, swept by the spurs, we stunk. >> jimmy: do you tell that to the players when you go into the locker room? >> i do, i tell them it's a process. ultimately you've got to go through it. >> jimmy: we'

unless there was a big brother conspiracy to make us forget. i think it is actually much more than that because memory, you get when you look at history, you get a sense that memory traps the power. so people remember things that are that they want you to remember. because those things don't get funded. the ideas are not given space. because things are funded. you can make living as a journalist as an author. our memory checks the power self silicon valley is the victor. >> hypothetical is someone switch i burn out phone and switched to wi-fi, with that protect them? >> who are you protecting yourself from? >> the government. >> why are you worried about that? -- because if you are then you are screwed. just don't do it. [laughter] left, is a serious question because there is this fear of being watched. but the question is who is watching you? to what end? i know really wealthy people are always very freaked out about the irs watching them. it is something they hate because they are watching their money. because i don't care because i usually d

in moscow and who was killed in two thousand and nine and for his murder which his former boss big brother claimed what it was. the american congress at dock that these measures to not to freeze assets of other people who were involved in his killing but asked of them to sort of not let them travel and sammer at their nationals great britain has never docked at those because it is quite complicated to. to get into such a strong faith with russia who is a very important country i detest just give it say in london a thank you you thank. quick look at some other stories making news around the world. free. to remove. terrorists. is. leaving. it to the gaza strip. to be site. involvement. we make. the continent's future. in youngsters. seven percent.

go to the big hopes to be as big as her big brother one day early days of being caught on camera and she's clearly got expensive tastes already. when it's time to visit the vet a little brotherly support can come in handy. that was snapshot and now. more on the digital world visit our facebook page digital for all the latest digital news. interesting apps gadgets and helpful tutorials you can watch the ship reports there to. follow us and tell us what you think. on your digital. and as always we leave shift through the exit internet find of the week this time the journey through time and space x. cooper techno producer from belfast northern ireland likes to travel on high speed trains look out the window and see how the electrical wires seem to dance around outside it's changed the way he views the world. irish filmmaker kevin mclachlan has found images that capture this type of perception perfectly time and space seem to stretch and warp this edgy video with its driving beats shows the musicians and filmmakers are on their way to discovering the fourth dimension. that's all for toda

range of other black market items and services for others it's about privacy and principle to give big brother a run around simply because it has no business prying into people's online affairs anonymity people seek it for all sorts of reasons good and bad and for more than a decade they go to solution has been this top you download the browser and moments later you. part of an elaborate network designed to bounce your traffic about making your identity and location almost impossible to discover the open secret to is almost entirely funded by the us government didn't deter privacy junkies from making use of the technology washington's interest was purely about free speech we were told julian assange edward snowden and a plethora of other activists and whistleblowers indorsed to war anyway toure is a critical technology the design of the tour system is structured in such a way that even in the u.s. government wanted to subvert it it couldn't without toured the streets of the internet became like the streets of a very heavily surveilled seedy but that's something they might have to change their

russia used to be china's big brother today it struggles to accept that china is superior and she's also mentally we're told of course china and russia are cooperating on military to raise for geopolitical reasons but the new silk road has little support in russia because russia has its own eurasian project and with the shah she's a housing hero yeah and if you find any of these. groups you look at all stalin for putin as for stalin before him military strength is the primary factor position but that's just not enough in today's world and if acutely you need an efficient economy technology science if you were to work with putin's russia it has none of that in the cosmic stan and his backers stan are already turning towards china while trying to maintain a balance but russia's all talk with leaders go order china has the money all russia has is memories who glorious past it was when the overly copple for. people like to come to the bridge of orenburg to enjoy the sunset looking west towards europe but many confess that they're looking the other way more and more often. at this moment as i

it all sounds a bit big brother.es, we are giving away this part of a freezer when it comes to the workplace, all of a sudden everybody is upset about the fact that companies are going to use that dart to make more money. let's find out what the brain monitor says about me. for the first 7- ten minutes of the meetings, you are very highly engaged. there was a slow tapering off. that's because you become less involved in the meeting. what were you saying? exactly. we can all train ourselves to be more productive in the office. perhaps fewer, better meetings could be one answer. that's it for this edition. thank you for watching. the top stories this hour. politicians in europe and the us are calling executives at facebook to answer questions about allegations that data was misused to influence elections. another explosion has been reported in the city of austin in the american state of texas. it's the sixth in a month. there's been a bigger than expected fall in the rate of inflation — the latest figures show that pri

. >> i just recently lost my big brother to gun violence and this took a big toll on my family and we're still really affected by it. >> reporter: on friday morning, the group will fly to washington, d.c. to participate in the youth led march which is expected to bring in thousands of students from all over the country. >> congresswoman barbara lee has been working with folk on the ground to really mother-in-lawimother-in-law i -- mobilize and come up with this, so that is a combination of her work and folks on the ground. >> the mission statement reads, we cannot allow one more child to be shot at school, we cannot allow one more teacher to make a choice to jump in front of a firing assault rifle to save the lives of students. >> we can't allow our brothers and sisters to keep killing each other, especially people of color. >> reporter: the march will take place saturdy in the nation's capitol, there will be other marches including one in san francisco. in o >>> robots in retail. a trip to the bay area walmart officers a glimpse into the future. some say this could actually save jobs. >

meet marlo, baby girl and big brother max. she and mom are doing great. 6 pounds, 4 ounces.d max are thrilled. congratulations to the mathai family. >> behind-the-scenes knew for months. >> but couldn't tell. usually woman is pregnant, oh, yeah. but raj, that's why he's not here. time with the family. congrats. >>> rain coming down. >> be careful where you're traveling. graveyard shift, please be careful. storm ranger is tracking heavier intensity rain over bay bridge towards oakland. another hour of two of heavier rain on the way. continuing to san francisco through 11:55 and oakland after midnight. biggest thing is when is the break? i think we have another chance of scattered storms friday. break coming by sunday and monday. next tuesday, wednesday and thursday could get another half to one inch. great for holding off drought and snow pack. >> and cold too. >> good point. >> bring your umbrella, bundle up. have a great night. see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show sta

. >> i just recently lost my big brother to gun violence, and this took a big toll on my family, and we're still like really affected by it. >> the group will fly to washington, d.c. on friday. sister marches will be held in other cities, including san francisco. we'll have coverage of the rallies here on abc 7 news. >>> still ahead, president trump spoke to vladimir putin after the russian president's election win. >> president trump said it was a very good call, but his staff is reportedly not happy with what he said. >>> plus, a climate change showdown is going down in the bay area this weekend. >> there's a flower that doesn't have any colors, because it's a control flower. >> she's adorable. and she's just a kin dir gardener, explaining the fundamentals of science. a show that will have you cheering on the next generation. >>> here's what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live. >> tonight on the show, we go deep. >> i've met some real perverts in my life, but you take the cake. cake. ♪music the lord says, "come to me all you who are weary and find life burdensome, and i will give you

. >> we saw the first ever season of celebrity big brother. >> right. >> how much closer we getting toty survivor? >> i don't think most people would actually do it. >> there's a lot of celebrities who are going wait a minute. i like my bubble. i'm not going to go out in a jungle without a cell phone living on rice and catching fish and making fire. who are you talking to? >> come on. >> love the honesty. >> are you in? >> you know me. i never say -- to prove it check it out i'm in fiji for one of the survivor challenges. i conquer it. it's awesome. >> coming up -- halle berry steps out and the return of the fresh prince. what one of its stars just told us. twitter. >> what? >> entertainment begins and ends with "e.t." >> travel consideration provided by -- . >> halle berry looked lierk a metallic goddess last night in beverly hills. it's not fair. she doesn't age. >> it's fair. she looked fantastic. i talked to another beautiful talented lady. nia long got her start as lisa on the fresh prince of bel air. the company just locked down the rights to fresh princess. i had to get nia's re

. >> we saw the first ever season of celebrity big brother. >> right. >> how much closer we getting to >> i don't think most people would actually do it. >> there's a lot of celebrities who are going wait a minute. i like my bubble. i'm not going to go out in a jungle without a cell phone living on rice and catching fish and making fire. who are you talking to? >> come on. >> love the honesty. >> are you in? >> you know me. i never say -- to prove it check it out i'm in fiji for one of the survivor challenges. i conquer it. it's awesome. >> coming up -- halle berry steps out and the return of the fresh prince. next on kron-4 news at eight:slick roads tonight as a strong storm makes its way to the bay area.chief meteorologist lawrence karnow will show you where the rain is coming down the hardest. plus...a threat scribbled on a bathroom wall rattles nerves at san jose state university. the latest on the investigation...next in a live report. i'm steve aveson i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. >> that's "e.t." >> this is "e.t." >> whoo, "e.t." >> this is the best time of my

equipped with internal modems in the next few years it seems that people are totally on board with big brother on the dashboard or are they a recent survey from salis a technology company found that even if costs were not an issue fifty seven percent of respondents still wouldn't buy a self driving car more disturbingly nearly half of those polled didn't know that connected cars can store their personal information like home address social security numbers and birthdays. of course everything a scammer needs to steal your identity or everything the car company needs to make some extra coin off of your personal identifying information the estimated market value to car manufacturers is in the billions of dollars per year and the big bucks will be made in bundling your data to oil and gas companies they want to not only know how much gas you buy but also things like tire pressure odometer readings and has been c.e.o. of tom no explained the fuel companies want to offer you more than fuel many times the fuel stations are also interested in anonymized data why do some people always stop to they take

and, yet, the mentor programs we have, the rec centers, all the different, you know, big brothers, big sisters, all that stuff no one has a system by which we connect all of that support that we've created for these at-risk kids and there ought to be a way through technology that when those kids move, everybody gets alerted. and i mean, in many cases the kids come into the new schools and the new schools are so busy that no one really pays attention to that kid who often feels like an outsider, they don't have the same social support, the same friends, and network of support in their school. they don't have -- their parents don't have it at home. if there was something -- someway do that, think that would be very powerful so that mentors -- and the other thing is just to listen to the kids. if i was going to give the other thing. i once was backstage at a thing with meryl streep, she had four kids purt never hear about her kids. her youngest daughter is an actress that you hear occasionally about the youngest daughter. i said how is it you raise kids that are having real normal jobs an

. >> meanwhile harry's got big brother william to stand by him as best man on his big day.d the groom to be has several close friends since childhood who all could serve as ushers. among them mark dyer who is like a second father to harry and acted as his mentor after diana's passing. >> but the royal wedding would not be complete without this man, marcus anderson who has been a close friend of the couple since their early courtship. we're told he could have a significant role in the ceremony. perhaps doing a reading. >> meghan's final season on "suits" premiers tonight. i'm so excited. i've been watching since the very beginning. >> coming up. >> i'll telling y'all it's banana pants. >> chrissy metz on her long road to fame. >> the movies and tv roles she was denied until finding "this is us" fame. >> and -- >> i didn't think i was going to come back to network tv >> oscar nominated stars in a food fight. ♪you've got a friend in me celebrate friendship and beyond at the first ever pixar fest with all new fireworks and your favorite park parades. only at disneyland resort.

big brother, cameras all over the place.where. >> while deputy boussa says he appreciates guiliano's current laid-back attitude, he's not about to let his guard down. >> i know how he operates. i've known him for a long time. he'll steal your wallet and turn around and help you look for it. so just be careful with him. >> me? me? oh. >> not sal! not sal! >> i gave it back to carl. i gave carl back his wallet. >> inmate ricardo gomes is a familiar face among staff as well. >> i kept looking out my cell and seeing the clock on the wall. this is what i wrote. ♪ i seen the clock on the wall, the rhyme is still ripping ♪ ♪ he got the mike [ bleep ] trippin' ♪ >> he's also known on the streets of boston where he performs as a rapper, some call the roxbury crackhead. ♪ roxbury crackhead cell phone ringer ♪ >> lieutenant medeiros has spent more than his share of time with gomes over the past seven months. >> he tends to ramp himself up over a wide variety of things that seem very minor to us but seem big to him. >> there's no such t

. >> i just recently lost my big brother to gun violence, and this took a big toll on my family, andtill like really affected by it. >> the group will fly to washington, d.c. on friday. sister marches will be held in other cities, including san francisco. we'll have coverage of the rallies here on abc 7 news. >>> still ahead, president trump spoke to vladimir putin after the russian president's election win. >> president trump said it was a very good call, but his staff is reportedly not happy with what he said. >>> plus, a climate change showdown is going down in the bay area this weekend. >> there's a flower that doesn't have any colors, because it's a control flower. >> she's adorable. and she's just a kin dir gardener, explaining the fundamentals of science. a show that will have you cheering on the next generation. >>> here's what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live. >> tonight on the show, we go deep. >> i've met some real perverts in my life, but you take the cake. doespeninsula trail?he you won't find that on a map. i'll take you there. take this left. if you listen real hard yo

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was the sum total of power of our individual smartphone cameras connected was greater than the big brothers here through surveillance technology through cameras on the street closed circuit surveillance cameras so in the past you know we live when we think about the notion of surveillance we think about these you know really tall poles with big ominous time around sina staring down at us from every street corner and i think it's really exciting when we invert that and we think about you know soon valences circus from the french top down and sue inverts that bottom up right so the suv aliant is really how we watch back and you know ultimately we have more cameras than they do because we're the people. in the sunset park and by the group coming in i'll buy off. but i think the world will do cooperate so but it is one that i meant you're going to put it on the domain with about a couple had fights on a complex item zero. value as i can assume being cheated by my zinc woman was. so stressed only going to put us out we got the brazilian watch out and we got a lot of people out there how do you f

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this big brother is more than happy to take tips from little sister. and who could blame him.t olympic, world and european champion. as part of the family you just learn a lot watching. it is great. i cannot turn off the dynamic of being a little sister. i have memories my whole life of asking my brother how to do this. i eventually found google! but itjust does not turn up overnight. having siblings on a cycling team is the first for scotla nd on a cycling team is the first for scotland at the commonwealth games. john is making his debut. katie has been there before. representing scotland... i want a gold medal but so does everyone else. i do have a realistic hope in the track events. we will see what happens. i'm going to focus on getting the best times. i would love to come away and say i'm going for medals, that would be lovely but whether it is reality, i'm still new to it. despite being new to it fast showing just what he can do on the track. at the recent british championships they took seven medals between them, both cheering each other on from the sidelines. it seems

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