we have -- chloe is not our only kid.e've got a little highlight program called kids heroes and she's one of them, but it's just the most wonderful thing. >> nice. >> hearing these stories, sharing these stories inspires more great stories. how can people hear these 12 podcasts. >> so our podcasts true stories of good people is available in itunes and google play music. so you can search for true stories gfr people in either of those places or visit our podcast web site at good go fund me.com/podcast. >> thank you so much for joining us and thank you for make change in the world. >> thank you guys, i really appreciate it. >>> tagging along on a cave advent zblur we're going to devil zbleep s delve deep. >> that's really pretty. >> and clothing hacks you need to nope. easy dyis that will make getting dressed so much better. >> that's pretty good. >> right? ♪ ♪ the best way to get together is with a treat you make together. ♪ ♪ and now for the rings. (♪) i'm a four-year-old ring bearer with a bad habit of swallowing stuff.

i started by asking chloe what she remembers about when she was kidnapped. a while to wake up and then i started to wonder, "where am i?" i felt restriction on my face. i felt that i was in an enclosed area. i was just trying to gather where i am. as i was waking up more, i tried to figure myself like how to get out. that's what i was trying to do. while i was in the car i didn't know what the reason was. they wouldn't speak to me. i didn't know. was i going to be raped or killed? i didn't know why. when i was at the house, that's when i found out. to hear that you've been taken for sex trafficking, it's just horrendous. what did you think was going to happen to you? i thought what he was saying was all true and i never doubted him for a minute because he wasjust so detailed in all his responses to my questions. i never doubted what he was saying so i believed everything to be true. just to fill our audience in, what your kidnapper had said to you was effectively you were going to be auctioned several days later to the highest bidder unless a ransom was paid

. >>> miss chloe kardashian is a mama on a mission. back of the baby. she's one of the hollywood mom's getting fit. >> i've been craving these work outs. so, they're really good. >> it's an amazing real thing, because it's still under there. got to get rid of. we're working on it. >> chloe doing maeal replacemen shakes and working her b ut t off doing resistance bands in her gym. fellow new mom, anna went from this to this 22 weeks after having twins. she's spending lots of time working out. so is kim, whose using her baby as ight. she also told us sheort garment the hospital. ♪ >> how did kelly clarkson drop 37 pounds? clean eating. she had a thyroid issue, but credited a book for getting her back on track. >> typical breakfast, lunch, dinner? >> it's the same thing, i just keep cleaner ingredients. even fried chicken, i use non- -- i'm going to be real with you, it's really expensive. but i'm 37 pounds lighter. >> hello. >> i mean, that is really great. let's not forget mis-mariah carey, she lost 50 pounds. >> congrats. >>> michelle,

chloe smith. you're watching tuesday in parliament with me, mandy baker.ary has been pressed by mps to explain where the money is to come from to pay for a new £2 billion fighter jet for the raf. gavin williamson was at the farnborough airshow to unveil a model of the proposed aircraft, the tempest, the eventual replacement for the existing typhoon fighter jet. the defence secretary said the new aircraft would provide both economic and strategic benefits. in this, the 100th year of the royal air force, this demonstrates that we can achieve anything. britain is a world leader, not only with our armed forces but with the fighting machines that we can produce. this strategy demonstrates that britain will retain its world leadership in this sector, having the greatest fighter aircraft of any nation in the world. this strategy has been published at a time when there is a great amount of uncertainty within the aerospace industry about the impact of brexit. so does he agree with the assessment of industry, the trade body ads, and members from across the house tha

chloe has been speaking to victoria derbyshire, who started by asking what she remembers about when sheise, am i on a plane, a boat, a car — i didn't know where i was and it took me a moment to realise that i was in a car. by hearing the handbrake and the engine, and the radio was an really loud. so it took me a while to wake up and i started to wonder, where am i? i felt restriction on my face. i felt like i was in an enclosed area, so i was just trying to gather where i am. as was waking up more, i tried to figure how to get out, and that was what i was trying to do. while i was in the car, i didn't know want the reason was, because they wouldn't speak to me. i didn't know, was i going to be raped or killed? i didn't know why, but when i was at their house, that's when i found out. and just to hear that, you've been taken for sex trafficking, it was just horrendous. what did you think was going to happen to you? i thought what he was saying was all true and i never doubted him for a minute, because he was just so detailed in all his responses to my questions. i never doubted what he w

let's talk to chloe ball hopkins — and actor and disability campaigner samantha renke.ined the evening. i was 21 and i wa nted ruined the evening. i was 21 and i wanted to look good at a festival. you need too keep dry for your health. you got in touch and they took you up on it? yes there is a lot of people like me, in a chair you get cold easily and you have a lap that can get wet too. so i was like, i need to do something and i sent a few e—mails out and i was chuffed when asos said yes. what do you think. amazing, we were speaking la st you think. amazing, we were speaking last night and everyone is like, this is what we need. normally the individual, is i'm fed up and something needs to change and we come up the design ideas and propose. it is fantastic. but it makes me think why should it be down to us. why hasn't big brands. why has it taken so long for inclusive fashion tojust start has it taken so long for inclusive fashion to just start to creep in. the stats are amazing, there are 14 million people with disabilities, they contribute £249 billion to the fashio

on the short list, chloe moretz. >> it should be huge.owing up. >> finally, host fergie dating again after her split with josh duhamel? right now, i'm playdating with other parents. and just finish "the four." i'm all about this and being with the kids. >> it's not often you get to hear demi moore talk about her ex, bruce willis. one of the celebrities firing away at the actor star during his comedy central roast and e tet onli online.com's lauren zi many, a. >> they were married for nearly 13 years and are parents to three daughters who what watched as she said -- >> every day our daughters are incredibly well adjusted, two of them are half bruce willis. >> we know a lot more than we should about my dad. >> every christmas right after he would have his girls to make -- he would come down the chimney, with a t-shirt, waving that gun. >> back in 1995 he got his big break on the "moonlighting." his former leading lady cybill shepherd was there. what is your favorite memory from working with him is the. >> well, we were very attractive to ea

olympic gold winning snowboarder chloe kim was recognized as the best female athlete. and alex ovechkin was honored with the best male athlete. >>> it is 4:27. coming up. a brutal beating all caught on camera. what police know the suspect who attacked a 72-year- dollars of baby clothing stolen before it hit the market. the reward for information. >>> welcome back and good morning to mornings on 2. it's thursday, july 19th. the weekend is approaching. i'm frank mallicoat. let's get you outside with a peak at the forecast. wherever you were it was wicked hot or not so bad. >> concord and livermore have yet to have a 100-degree. last year this time they had seven. i know it's hot. but it last year. for some, mendocino county and lake county have been really hot this july. vacaville was 105 and temperatures continue to be very hot for some. and by the bay, not that bad. a heat adviso

. >>> chloe kim received best athlete. >>> shark bite at the beach. two childrenurt in separate attacks. where they happened and what ond of the is saying this morning. >> a full moon, folks. the fight that led to a >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >> welcome back. it's 4:41. manny machado is now a former oriole. the team confirmed, they traded o to the dodgers for five minor league prospects. he spent eight years in baltimore and played as an oriole in tuesday night's all-star game. the orioles have one of the worst records this season. they w have onlyon 28 games and have lost 69. hoping t turn around. all right. >>> a long-running distwte n a new jersey homeowner and a bus driver recently took a strange turn. you want to explain what happened? >> here's the back story. >>>> okay. he homeowner said the church across the street constantl blocks his driveway with tour buses. one day last week, he recorded himself confronting the driver. the two exchanged words and the driver got out of the bus, pulled his pants down, mooned the homeowner. the man w

>> chloe, you are the best. speaking of that fog, there is plenty of it.bout half moon bay. you can see point raise. it has gone up the coast and it is moving across the bay and up to the 50s and a few 60s. vallejo, 58. bodega bay is 52. windsor is now 60 degrees. we had a couple of 40s. 20 of low clouds and fog racing up and down the coast. it took the turn around santa barbara and is now starting to fill it in a little bit. temperatures anywhere from 4 to 8 degrees cooler than yesterday. there is a breeze, not a wind. it is onshore. that will equal cooler conditions. there are the water temperatures. monterey, 54 degrees. 59 down in santa maria. july is a time when those whether temperatures can come up. that is not the case. we have stayed cool for a long time undersea circus -- see surface temps. then will shift gears -- on the sea surface temps. then we shift gears. this sure looks like it is on the way for friday and saturday. this is a broadbrush here. i don't necessarily buy into the measurable amounts. but it is possible. you would need some left

. >> reporter: her outside cat chloe alive. somehow surviving. the tornado that struck pela to our south was classified as an ef-3 with wind gusts at 144 miles per hour. it's the strongest tornado to hit iowa since 2015.t toe classified by the national weather service, but given the damage, it could surpass or rival that one down in pela. lester? >> ron mott, thank you. let's bring in al roker in new york with more on the threat into the night and this weekend. which areas are you watching closely? >> reporter: lester, right now we're seeing activity firing up again. we've got tornado watches and severe thunderstorm watches and we've even got a tornado warning right now in kentucky as these storms are firing up you can see from ohio all the way down into kentucky and tennessee we're watching this very closely. here is the area that we're most concerned with. we're stretching from western tennessee all the way into parts of kentucky and southern indiana. 38 million people at risk, strong winds, hail, potential for tornados especially overnight ton

>> the fight against alzheimer's, the new drug researchers say can chloe the progression of that disease. >> and we have jimmy. >> hey, guys, alec baldwin o our guest tomorrow. music. stay tuned. dip off the shelf. 7k cases of )taco bell salsa c . >> happening now, craft-heinz is pulling jars of a dip off a shelf. 700 cases of taco bell salsa, con caso mild cheese dip are being recalled over botulism concerns. it's food poisoning. so far no reports of ilnesses. back in a moment. take at home. an east bay company is working to make it happen. the progress researchers are making - and how the test would work. plus - ways to qualify for (fre student aid... as we keep supporting our schools. )today in the bay ) from 4:30 to 7. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a

. >> in the biggest awards, snowboarder chloe kim won best ma athlete and kate becken sale accepted on behalf offal ex ovechkin. the jimmy v award for perseverance as he battles oral cancer leaving few dry eyes. >> if you have somebody out there suffering, it doesn't have to be cancer. it could be somebody not having a good day. your mom or dad or grandparents. what you say to them, the smile that you have on your face could be what makes the difference the next day. always, always persevere. never ever give up. >> the best coach award was awarded to three hero coaches killed in the mass shooting in stoneman douglas high school. >> 141 gymnasts who survived sexual abuse by larry nasser took the stage. closing out the night as the arthur ashe courage award. >> to all the survivors out there, don't let anyone rewrite your story. your truth does matter. you matter. and you are not alone. >> let's get a check on the mid-week weather with michelle grossman. >> we are looking great in the northeast. very, very pleasant. the southeast not so much. a front is parked over the area bringing roun

here comes big sister chloe. immediate tears and hugs. picks her up and hugs her and then here comes the brother. >> oh. he was trying to be more composed. i'm not crying. you're crying.crying.crying.cry. >> it's an unbelievable test of skill. >> because at every stretch of the race it's a scramble against your own life. >> if you can make it through this then you deserve to be here. >> how these riders overcome impossible on obstacles. >> this course is crazy. >> and a driver drops something from their car. then -- >> the woman starts backing out and you see it so often. >> why this guy won't let her go that easy. >> good for you, pal. -[ gasps ] a bigger room?! -how many of you use car insurance? -oh. -well, what if i showed you this? -[ laughing ] ho-ho-ho! -wow. -it's a computer. -we compare rates to help you get the price and coverage that's right for you. -that's amazing! the only thing that would make this better is if my mom were here. what?! an unexpected ending! new shine compulsion from maybelline new york. ifeel the compulsion

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that is her dancing with chloe, the older girl. and she loves chloe. yesterday we forgot to take pictures. this is the day before. this is something i could do on a golf course better than bret baier that is kick golf. kick the ball into a hole golf course at disney. absolutely amazing. i was in florida for four days. yesterday i came back and my wife was able to put together a party for 60 because i don't really have to do anything. that's me actually teeing off. ainsley: like soccer your favorite sport. brian: you kick it down the fairway and to me it's going to be the trend that blowing golf out of the way. ainsley: can you actually see the ball. brian: you have to hook the ball around. it's fantastic. steve: i have never seen that candace owens. >> i don't know how to golf. steve: it's so complicated. what did you do on independence day? >> i did the typical barbecue, wore red, white, and blue and was with family and friends. relaxing day to celebrate this great nation we live. in. steve: you weren't part of the resistance movement? >> not resistin

the award for best female athlete went to the youngest woman to win an olympic snowboarding medal chloe kim alexander ovechkin of the washington capitals won the award for best male athlete and that is all this ball for now more like the buzz of so if i superhero an anime fans are descending on the u.s. city of san diego for calling calling the world's biggest comic book convention it started in the nineteen seventies as a comic swap meet it now takes in one hundred thirty thousand visitors over its four day run the show kerry's going to be here in a couple of minutes so i wrote about this and by. this is a really fabulous news for one of the best i've ever worked in there is a unique sense of bonding where everybody teams in. something i feel every time i get on the chair every time i interview someone we're often working around the clock to make sure that we bring events as i currently as possible to the viewer that's what people expect of us and that's what i think we really do well. the promise of peace in the middle east is not. enough but a new dilemma after the death of the man a

the cabinet office minister chloe smith told the commons that she couldn't comment on the case.gning the electoral law exists to ensure theircampaigning and the electoral law exists to ensure their campaigning and the electoral commission has determined that those rules have been broken. both the vote to leave and be leave have been referred to the police. it would not be appropriate for the government to comment on ongoing police investigations. that electoral rules have been breached is rightly a cause for concern but it does not mean that the rules themselves were flawed. the government will continue to work closely with the electoral commission along with many other stakeholders in the electoral system to protect the integrity, security and effectiveness of referendums and elections. let me also make it clear for the record that we will continue to implement the referendum results and to make a success of it. labour's chuka umunna, accused vote leave of being an affront to democracy sot) theirfindings of their findings of the electoral commission are shocking and vote to lea

chloe grace moretz plays a lesbian teenager who has been sent to a christian gay conversion camp.rea arnold's acclaimed drama american honey. hey. i like your band, uh, withjonah ruiz, l? enfance nue? in french accent: l'enfance nue. well, i saw your thanksgiving show. my name's lady bird. it's weird you shake hands. yeah. back injanuary, greta gerwig picked up oscar nominations for best screenplay and best director for her work on the best picture contender lady bird, a semi—autobiographical coming—of—age story that just came out on dvd. as did liam ramsay's you were never really here, which earned her a screenplay award at cannes last year. and leonor serraille‘s camera d'or winnerjeune femme. if you don't fancy making a trip to the cinema this summer, these films are well worth watching at home from the comfort of your own couch. and then there are those who prefer to watch their films outdoors — a growing trend, despite the traditionally unreliable british weather. in the recent past, british audiences have watched the blair witch project in the woods and jaws in a swimming po

hello it's tuesday, it's 9 o'clock, i'm chloe tilley, welcome to the programme.er the internet because they cannot get to clinics to take it. the practice of making women take the pill at either a hospital or clinic, before travelling home, has even led to some aborting on public transport. it was so painful and so frightening, that to scream would be to completely give into it. scotland and wales have both recently changed the law to allow women to take the pill at home so why is england failing to do the same? sexual exploitation and abuse by aid workers has been rife across the sector for years, but agencies and charities have

the award for best female athlete went to the youngest woman to win and a lympics my boarding medal chloe kim alexander ovechkin of the washington capitals won the award for best male athlete. and the olympic medal winning figure skater has died at the age of twenty five after being attacked with a knife in his native covered stuff then a ten one bronze at the sochi games in twenty fourteen and also competed at the pyong china lympics earlier this year police say ten with stabbed in the far as he tried to stop two men from stealing his car mirrors he later died of his injuries in hospital. osca board chiefs have come down hard on both the philippines and australia for their involvement in a brawl with during a wired cup qualifying game earlier on this month the sport's governing body fever has suspended thirteen players and two coaches from both teams for a huge fight in manila the philippines had ten players and two officials banned from a total of thirty nine games and will have to play the next time game behind closed doors they've also been fined almost two hundred fifty thousand doll

i'm chloe tilley. welcome to the programme. this the new normal? today mps are warning that thousands more people will die due to higher temperatures, unless the government acts. the whole of the first hour of our programme today is devoted to the heat. we'll be talking both about the immediate impact of the heatwave on all of us, on our health, and our safety. it is 56 days since we had a spot of rain and we are getting very parched. it is remarkable weather. i have never known anything like it as a farmer. and we'll talk about the future. we've brought together a group of experts to talk about what needs to change if higher temperatures become the norm.

hello it's monday, it's 9am, i'm chloe tilley, welcome to the programme.ld this programme. it's making the struggle for first time buyers to own a home, even harder. we got right through to the very end stages of buying a house that we really, really liked and had our hearts set on and then we came up against problems when the mortgage valuation came back and we had a down valuation of £10,000. we'll be talking to a mortgage adviser, estate agency and surveyor about what can be done. has it happened to you? let us know. and meanwhile more than 33,000 families are holding down a job despite having nowhere stable to live, according to new figures. we'll be talking to some of the working homeless just after 9:30am.

i‘m chloe tilley, welcome to the programme it‘s not any friday but friday the 13th and theresa may mustthe sun, he said theresa may‘s brexit strategy could wreck britain‘s chances of a trade deal with the united states. mrs may was at a black—tie dinner with president trump at blenheim palace in oxfordshire as news brokeof his interview. and the president also said that he was disappointed the pm didn‘t seem to have taken his advice on how to negotiate brexit.

jim kelly. >> reporter: with top honors going to best female athlete. >> chloe kim. >> reporter: andete. >> alex ovechkin. >> reporter: and the best team. >> the houston astros. >> reporter: and the winners were voted on by fans, so it shows to many which teams have the most dedicated and enthusiastic supporters. kendis and diane? >> who knew that the washington capitals had such enthusiastic supporters for alex ovechkin. i think those are just people he's been drinking with. >> however you get the votes. it doesn't matter. but we have exciting news of our own. we are going to be debuting tomorrow an all new world news polka. >> wow. >> like this is huge. it only happens once every decade. and we've only been around two decades. it's been the friday tradition since the bush administration. and the new one will blow your mind. we don't even know who it is. >> it's a surprise to all of us. >> tomorrow. is. >> it's a surprise to all of us. >> tomorrow. rry about that, do i? actually, you do. harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line. crest gum detoxify works below the gum line to ne

kqed's chloe veltman sat down with drag artist and stockton native taylor mac., here we are onto the stage at the curran theatre in san francisco. i'm here wtoh taylor mac, the crof the show, the chief performer, and his co-creator, costume degner, machine dazzle thank you both for being here. it's great to get a chance to chat with you here in the costume shop as all this stuff is going on. -thank you. -oh, yes, thank you. -♪ i once was lost ♪ but now am found -so, your show tells the history of the united states of america in 246 songs, and it all begins with a smashing, ball-busting rendition of "amazing grace." -♪ as long as fe endures -why that song? -i wanted to set up is kind of concept that we're here to worship the act of creation, not the creator, so we take that song, and we talk about grace,gr and what is ace to me is the act of creation. e ♪ it's love and love al -and what inspired you to tell the histy of this country through song? -i w bted to use a form tht represented how you use kind of imperfection as a way to rally people. i think of classica

for chloe, it is all too close to home. just yards from the property where the couple collapsed. so she's taking no chances. following the official advice, she is washing her clothes, and wiping down her possessions. so we're just going to have to, i guess, keep waiting. she told me it was worrying that it took four days to identify the nerve agent. it was hard not knowing, because we just didn't know what to do. we just didn't want to assume something, but i guess we assumed the worst, and the worst was what we got. for friends and relatives of the critically—ill couple, the wait for answers is even tougher. one minute they were fine, the next minute they were in intensive care. it's a bit scary. salisbury, eight miles from the couple's home. this is the shopping centre where the skripals collapsed, after being poisoned in march. after a marketing push, things were just returning to normal here, when news broke of this latest novichok alert. oh my god, where's it come from? despite assurances that the risk to the public is

hello, it's wednesday, it's nine o'clock, i'm chloe tilley, welcome to the programme.people have died in the wildfire that swept through a resort near the capital athens. we are now here in the seaside village of mati. the priority is trying to work out how many people are missing and emergency services are missing and emergency services are coordinating now, just working out how many people managed to get away. there are many calls fire services are getting and loved ones saying theirfamily services are getting and loved ones saying their family members are still missing. hundreds of thousands of people had their homes burgled last year, but this programme's found that an increasing number aren't getting any justice. he came in, the door was wide open, upstairs he went, and up

hello, it‘s friday, it‘s 9 o‘clock, i‘m chloe tilley, welcome to the programme.ers in the area coping? we‘ll be asking them. imagine being able to design, and then 3d print your own house. well, we‘ve met the first couple in the world to move into a printed home in france. translation: what we did was a provocation, and optimistic provocation, and optimistic provocation and we as a collective are showing you, that‘s why i say we are showing you, that‘s why i say we are at the start

hello it's tuesday, it's 10 o'clock, i'm chloe tilley.cannot get to clinics to take it. the practice of making women take the pill at either a hospital or clinic, before travelling home, has even led to some aborting on public transport. it was so painful and so frightening, that to scream would be to completely give into it. scotla nd scotland and wales have recently changed the law to allow women to ta ke changed the law to allow women to take the pill at home. so why is england failing to do the same? more than a quarter of children starting primary school lack basic literary skills according to new research, as the education secretary talks of the scandal of some pupils being left behind. we will ask what can be done to close the gap on learning. and would you be upset if your daily commute had an advert for a holiday offering roasting temperatures which is ashley for a cremation? 0r offering roasting temperatures which is ashley for a cremation? or what looks like a young bride picking out a wedding dress, but actually picking out a

hello, it's tuesday, it's 9am, i'm chloe tilley, welcome to the programme. red cross, 26 bodies were found in the yard of one villa. people have been telling how they've fled the area. translation: thankfully, the sea was there and we went into the sea because the flames were chasing us all the way to the water. we'll keep you updated on this throughout the programme. why are more children being prescribed anti—depressa nts in england, scotland and northern ireland than three years ago, with the steepest rise among those aged 12 and under? we're talking to a gp and a teenager who's been been on anti—depressants since she was 15. if your child has been prescribed this kind of medication, do get in touch.

hello, chloe.cause the news didn't say anything about it, it said it was far away from us so we saw the fire coming from the mountains and my mum said maybe we should move from the house. we didn't even have time to ta ke house. we didn't even have time to take the keys from the cars and we saw the fire outside our house. it was a horrible moment. we decided to ta ke was a horrible moment. we decided to take the cars and run. we were among the lucky ones that got away quickly. the traffic was huge and people were driving in all directions, no one wonders, we didn't know where to go and we didn't know where to go and we didn't know where the fire was coming from. it was an experience i can't even describe to you. you have sent us some pictures which we are going to show off what you saw and experienced at the time. i can't even begin to imagine how terrifying that must have been, notjust for you and your family but for everybody in your neighbourhood. was there a real sense of panic at that stage? i

olympic gold medal winning snowboarder chloe kim was best female athlete.lex ovechkin was best male athlete. >> the winter games were in february. but it seems like three years ago. >>> sal, you are the traffic guru. what is happening on a thursday at 6:48? >> we are getting more fill-in as you might call it. more people joining us for the commute. this is the peak from this time to 8:00 and then it starts to tail off. and approaching the richmond bridge on 580 you see a line of cars but it looks routine. and most people are okay with the routine as long as nothing is in the way that's unexpected. and the same for the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see traffic on 80 westbound is backed up for a 15 to 20-minute delay. so far, so good. if you're on the san mateo bridge, better than yesterday. dumbarton bridge traffic looks good. we had an earlier accident approaching the dumbarton but it still looks all right. we are looking at san jose, northbound 101 traffic is going to be slow at 280 and 880. and we're beginning to see a routine development when it comes t

. >> and snowboarder chloe kim received the award for best female athlete. congratulations to everybody. >>> good moeving, ybody. perfect day to do a little work in the yard. the gardening forecast, our friends at the garden all-smiles and all-sunshine for today. t coupleen dry the l of days. never actually want to water a ct plant. alwaysheck the soil to make sure it needs water before you put water on it. >>> good morning, melissa. >> good advice. northbound at sudley man and bold meets sweet with dunkin's new brown sugar cold brew. sweetly balanced with brown sugar. >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >> new details in the murder of 10-year-old makiyahwilson. this morning, her mother is trying tome to ters with the fact she will never see her daughter'sli s face today. she is planning her 10-year-old daughter's funeral. she was killed outside of her home in northeast. >> justin finch is live with the message that makiyah's mother has for the four men. >> she cannot believe her baby girl is gone or the four men behind that shootin are ne. let's take you to

. >>> chloe kim received best female athlete award. >>> still ahead, shark bites at the beach.n hurt in separate attacks. where they happened and what one of the kids is saying this morning. >>> first, when the moon hits yo eye. >> oh, here we go. >> it's caught on camera. the fight that led to bus driver dropping his pantsn a driver dropping his pantsn a neighb oor i had life-treatening bleen my brain. but thanks to the virtual reality technology at gw hospital, my surgeons wereble to look inside my brain and plan for a successful surgery. it's remarkable that i woke up and ran five miles this morning. thank you for giving me new life. for life's defining moments the george washington univeristy hospital defining medicine. >>> you're watching "news 4 today." church bus driver recently took an interestingturn. >> yeah. so, here's the backstory on this. the homeowner says the church him s the street from blocks his driveway with big tour buses. one day last week, he recorded himself confronting the driver. the twexchanged words and the driver got out of the bus, pulled his pants

chloe kim was recognized as the best female athlete.n who helped the washington capitals win their first stanley cup was honored with the best male athlete. >> 140 women, very strong. >>> it's 5:26. up next, a new report shows which bay area location is best for job growth. and by the way, it's not the silicon valley. which area is booming -- next. >>> president trump takes a tougher stance against russia's vladimir putin. i'm doug luzader in washington. and we'll have more on that coming up. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> pam, that's a pretty pic. >> yes, it is. >> that's san jose in all its glory looking down as the sun is rising over the mountains there. gorgeous shot. >> and you know what is a pretty shot? from levi's stadium. >> and if you see a concert, looking back to the valley. >> let's go. >> i'm in. i'm in. >> good morning, thank you for joining us. first we have to do some news, weather, and traffic on thursday morning, july 19th. i'm pam cook. >> and i'm frank mallicoat. if you're heading inland, you'll get hot. if you

. >> for some it's very hot today, let's take it up to clear lake, our good friend chloe loves cloudsns from 104 to 108 so the heat advisory is out for those areas. kelseyville had one report of 107 yesterday. others dealing with an on shore wind out in cordelia. 57 southwest wind, gusts of 31 miles per hour. around american canyon to hidden brooke, the wind has kicked up big time and that low cloud deck making it out there. travis has tailed off a bit. gusts of 33 earlier. usually it's the other way around. that's a howling wind out in that direction. fog is there, give it credit. there's very strong high pressure over us. 50s and 60s on your temps. low 60s in foster city and redwood city and atherton. menlo park, look how much cooler it is towards pacifica. 53 degrees and fog not going anywhere. burning off sooner. a better look at that called the easterly wave coming across from arizona and diving into southern california. some of this wants to take the turn on thursday into friday. i think it favors the sierra not so much us but we'll keep an eye on us. 70s and 106 in clear lake a

. >> reporter: while chloe kim took home the espy for best female athlete -- >> thank you so much. >>orter: it was the show's emotional moments that packed the biggest punch. the coach of the year award went to three marjorie stoneman douglas coaches killed in the mass shooting in parkland, florida. their families long with a fellow coach accepted the award on their behalf. >> scott, aaron and chris were heroes and they were coaches, but they were also husbands, fathers and sons. >> reporter: another nice moment last night, jim kelly from the buffalo bills, just classic -- hall of fame quarterback battling cancer for a long time had this line and i think it's worth noting. he said make a difference today for someone who is fighting for their tomorrow. he said sometimes that's just as simple as smiling for somebody when they walk in a room. somebody needs a little something and we can all do that. so it's a night to celebrate athletes but oftentimes what they do -- >> you saw that with that powerful lineup of women across the stage. >> they wanted that image. they said we want the worl

for chloe, it is all too close to home.es just yards from the property where the couple collapsed. so she's taking no chances. following the official advice, she is washing her clothes, and wiping down her possessions. so we're just going to have to, i guess, keep waiting. she told me it was worrying that it took four days to identify the nerve agent. it was hard not knowing, because we just didn't know what to do. we just didn't want to assume something, but i guess we assumed the worst, and the worst was what we got. for friends and relatives of the critically—ill couple, the wait for answers is even tougher. one minute they were fine, the next minute they were in intensive care. it's a bit scary. salisbury, eight miles from the couple's home. this is the shopping centre where the skripals collapsed, after being poisoned in march. after a marketing push, things were just returning to normal here, when news broke of this latest novichok alert. oh my god, where's it come from? despite assurances that the risk to the public

chloe loves clouds says 52, with clouds moving through. nice change for kelsey, cool and 65.that we had some thunderstorms in st. helena, santa rosa, many of toward mendocino county, from cloverdale, up to yorkville. it looks like that has calmed down a lot, but, there is still some rain in the picture there, just moving north, you can see through lake county and mendocino county. and, on occasions, highway 128 and a couple of thunderstorms popping up. napa had their fair share, running up 29, then kind of fell apart a little bit and held on toward glenallen as well to santa rosa. there was a little bit in san mateo county. that was early this morning. a couple of drops fell. the sierra is picking up rapidly. they were pretty quiet most of the week. things did develop yesterday. if you are up there, keep an eye on things. 60s and 70s, very muggy, humid air mass. these are the temperatures. we are warmer compared to 24 hours ago. to deny degrees. concord, plus nine. dry air coming from the south so a lot of this is calming down but you can still see breaks in the clouds coming

to kim flailing at chloe. >> don't do that. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: they call this reality romanceulling our leg, right. katie. >> reporter: oops. >> i forgot her name. >> reporter: who knew a future president would have realty show on his resume. >> you're all fired, all four are fired. >> reporter: even if firing turned out not to be his forte in real life. sure, there were reality flops, are you hot wasn't. >> i'm the hottest man because i have this to offer. >> reporter: greatest american dog didn't do so great, even if presley stood up to an elephant. >> good boy. stay. >> reporter: in actual reality, pounds don't stay off. >> i'm giving you my best. >> no, you're not! >> reporter: and couples don't stay together. >> karen -- >> i thought you'd never ask. >> reporter: when it comes to reality tv, we tend to behave like a good dog. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> there's so much spray tanning in reality tv in the 2000s. just amazing and priceless. you can enjoy even more of these priceless moments in cnn's brand new series, we're taking you through the 2000s, you lived it. why n

best female athletes once the youngest woman to win an olympic snowboarding medal that was of course chloe kim alexander ovechkin of the washington capitals won the award for best male athlete well you can get in touch easing the hash tag a.j. news cred or tweet me at sky i want to hear what you have to say about that story we'll have more sport for you at eighteen hundred g.m.t. but for now back fully join i think you very much for that that will do it for today's news grade would love to hear from you on all the stories we cover here and if you have any suggestions on stories that we need to cut or to reach out using the hash tag these great and all the other ways to get in touch right here from the city back to one hole used pretty thank you very much for watching and we'll see you back here seriously o.t. at fifteen hundred g.m.t. tomorrow bye for now. a bit of a strange day to start these interviews we just heard that today to city of aleppo has fallen. or should we say liberate that. one or four astonishing stories tode and their own wyatt's how did you know who to trust and not to t

i'm chloe tilley.eople getting down valuations on houses. we got right through to the end stages of buying a house we really, really liked and had our hearts set on. then we came up against problems when the mortgage valuation came back and we had a down valuation of £10,000. we're talking to an estate agent, a surveyor and a mortage adviser in a moment. a highly critical report on the uk's recycling record warns that much of the packaging waste we ship overseas for recycling, could end up being burned or in landfill. the problem with recycling material abroad is that the uk just has less visibility of what happens to it. it has less ability to get — the uk authorities can't get the same assurances as if it was in the uk. and the anti—semitism row within the labour party rumbles on. at a meeting today some labour mps will argue that the party needs to adopt a tougher definition of anti—semitism. it comes after one mp accused jeremy corbyn of failing to tackle the issue. it's by his actions that he has

hello, it's friday, it's 9 o'clock, i'm chloe tilley, welcome to the programme. detectives in wiltshire are racing to find the object contaminated with the deadly nerve agent novichok, which has left a couple fighting for their lives. the brother of one of the victims, says he's stuggling to come to terms with it. he's my younger brother, i love him to bits. how are residents and business owners in the area coping? we'll be asking them. imagine being able to design, and then 3d print your own house. well, we've met the first couple in the world to move into a printed home in france. translation: what we did was a provocation, and optimistic provocation, and optimistic provocation and we as a collective are showing you, that's why i say we are showing you, that's why i say we are at the start of the story, we have just written once upon a time. we will bring you that exclusive story at about a quarter to ten. and it's crunch time for brexit negotiations — not the ones with europe, the ones in cabinet. senior members of the government are meeting today to try and a

chloe, back to you. now, a summary of the sports news.our de france as the "stuff of dreams" after he became the first welshman to take home cycling's greatest prize. thomas crossed the finish line on the champs elysee on sunday lewis hamilton won the hungary and grumpyfor lewis hamilton won the hungary and grumpy for the sixth time, his closest rival sebastian vettel finished second and england have won their first match of the hockey world cup, beating ireland thanks to this goal. a plate korea in the knockout stages. wayne rooney has broken his duck in mls football scoring his first goal. his contribution did not end there, he broke his nose whilst defending a corner. and that's all this board. let's talk about geraint thomas and his victory in the tour de france. for people who don't understand cycling just put it into context. how incredible it is. lots of different levels it's incredible, another rajesh rider winning it, but for him he's been on this tour for 11 years and he was really seen as one of the stars of the future back in