my longbowmen a bad guy about. memory by little. i didn't listen again to see nothing in the senate gallery as. being honest in the last king of the family. but. i. told my dad that my but. i'm covered tell me i'm a big big big guy that guy. getting a half told me out by ball forward. the campions little bits of music you hear. pop in his abode the people read. the siteman because we were born on things being with better child in the lead. so . it's all the thing. now knows how much longer this kind of life i'm going. to feel privileged to have been living in a lived but better part of my life in this world. i hope this is not the end of it. it's. the sun. the member. the gold this is. the beauty. a record a lot of flute music there were a few players we headed originally and. one by one they died and there's no more food it is really beautiful day here at night unlike in day because that's how they play it and you know would be like it too in the morning sinclair would get up and he just wander around the camp of the village playing the foods we hear in the distance when it sounds like a yodeling woman and then it comes near by and then when he goes in the

my life i never thought i would have the privilege to have. i am so grateful. i'm glad i didn't go because here i am. [laughter] >> i would have never made it. [laughter] i told my dad at one point after college i think i'm going to sign up for the military. he was in the marine corps and said no. i thought why is that a bad idea and he said you can't handle authority. she's a prosecutor in the military like no. [laughter] i think just one more and then, if there is one more and then we will wrap it up. you cannot feel ridiculous. like i said, first of all i love you i have to tell you that. i care a lot and i think two things you should remember, i think that lon mom guilt is from satan, truly i believe that and i think that if you can do anything to let go of that and let go of your fear and turn it into faith and remember on your hardest days my belief is there are two things your kids need, they need to know they are loved no matter what and i believe they need faith because the leaves her home with those two things your good not everything will be perfect, not everybody is going to get to dance recital on time. you can't be in all places at all times but you lo

someone who wanted to meet somebody that i would just want to grow old with and still love me till the day he dies like my dad rickman would my mom. i mean told the day my dad died my dad used to sit and sing to my mom and i used to go dad c'mon get a room you know but. that type of man is the man that i want to man just like my dad. all over south africa people are overwhelmed by the devastating effect of h.i.v. aids faming around a thousand lives every day in two thousand and six. tragically three of our children have died. why do you mean i mean it is that. it was the daughter of a city chief. this is her at seven proud of his urdu tradition. a chinese scientist i think so why should i deny that they were shown to be the shank you can't check shamash out bush i had one week you can choose how. she died at the age of nineteen. i was. at fourteen she had started to question some of the traditional zuda values the whole generation believes that oh you mean i love to take over. so no money can take off just think that's rubbish no no don't believe how love to be chief. not long after fourteen minutes i was diagnosed as a child i posited. she d

to someone who won't cheat on me somebody that i would just want to grow old with and still love me till the day he dies like my dad would my mom. i mean told the day my dad died my dad used to sit and sing to my mom and i used to go dad c'mon get a drum you know but. that type of man is the man that i want to man just like my dad. all over south africa people are overwhelmed by the devastating effect of h.i.v. aids faming around a thousand lives every day in two thousand and six. tragically three of our children have died. why do you mean. i mean it is that. it was the daughter of a city chief. this is her at seven proud of has to do tradition. child a cyclist i think so why should i deny that they were shown to be the shank you can't check shine and shout shout why do you think you can choose how. she died at the age of nineteen. i was. at fourteen she had started to question some of the traditional zuda values the whole generation believes that i do mean i love to take over. so no money can take you from just think that's right no no don't believe how love to be chief. not long after fourteen minutes i was diagnosed as a child i posited.

someone who won't cheat on me somebody that i would just want to grow old with and still love me till the day he dies like my dad rickman would my mom. i mean told the day my dad died my dad used to sit and sing to my mom and i used to go dad c'mon get a room you know but. that type of man is the man that i want to man just like my dad. all over south africa people are overwhelmed by the devastating effect of h.i.v. aids faming around a thousand lives every day in two thousand and six. tragically three of our children have died. why do you mean. i mean it is that. it was the daughter of a city chief. this is her at seven proud of his urdu tradition. a child a cyclist i so wish i knew that they were shown to be the shank to get killed the chip shot and shout shout why don't you think you can choose how old. she died at the age of nineteen. i was. at fourteen she had started to question some of the traditional zero values the whole generation believes that oh you mean i love to take over. so no money can take off just think that's rubbish no no don't believe how love to be chief. not long after fourteen. i was diagnosed as a child i posited. she d

someone who wanted to meet somebody that i would just want to grow old with and still love me till the day he dies like my dad rickman would my mom. i mean told the day my dad died my dad used to sit and sing to my mom and i used to go dad come on get a drum you know but. that type of man is the man that i want to man just like my dad. all over south africa people are overwhelmed by the devastating effect of h.i.v. aids faming around a thousand lives every day in two thousand and six. tragically three of our children have died. why do you mean. i mean it is that. it was the daughter of a city chief. this is her at seven proud of his urdu tradition. chinese scientists and so russian idea that they were shall only be killed the shank get killed chip shot and shout shout one big gun shows how. she died at the age of nineteen. i was. at fourteen she had started to question some of the traditional zuda values the whole generation believes that oh you mean i love to take over. so no money can take off just think that's rubbish no no don't believe how love to be chief. not long after fourteen. i was diagnosed as a child i posited. she died of aids f

and i told you this on the telemundo side, but my dad, the first mexican music i started listening to banda recodo because he had the album, and look at you guys now. you're not 80 years old. oscar: yeah, this band they are recording music from 1951. we have more than 200 records. damian: well, it's awesome that you guys are here, that you came to join us, and i can't wait to throw some chanclazos over at the sap, gracias. oscar: thank you. damian: and up next here on "comunidad del valle," "los idolos del pueblo," los tigres de norte, here in our studio. stay with us. [singing in foreign language] damian: boy, they are truly a legend. these are los tigres del norte, "los idolos del pueblo." anything you wanna add to that, they've earned it and we are so honored that they are here in our studio, exclusively on "comunidad del valle." welcome to the show, boys. jorge hernandez: thank you. damian: i've waited 21 1/2 years for this, to have you in my studio. what took you guys so long to be here? jorge: well, thank you. thank you for having us here. we are very proud to be here in this ar

thinking the good news is not always i can i can be satisfied my dad told that. they didn't have the money to small to point out that my aunt had. his own form says the winter break has been excellent. three goals i'm going to see this in seven league starts the coach called out i can lose greatest asset to his front line versatility and uncanny situational awareness. can. keep my answer i'm sometimes but machine from some. forty four bundles league goals eleven headers included a testament to the veteran ivorian strike is extensive skill set you've got to be in good timing with the right moment and not back to put the right i mean that's the only way to go because if it is fifty fifty you have no chance because they defend. salomon kalou he's won the champions league on the african cup of nations and had just missed a cool has found a hard. alibi. and now we head from falling into a bright when the club is on cloud nine because brains have made big steps towards europe in the cup. bifida a. days of green and white to light. rain and wind as legal renaissance. q.

lot of people in and out and then i'm up and i'm in the woods and i'll say often what i said in the house my dad told me i'll say i'm up out of it. what if i don't . monkey and you don't house this minute. another jeff was going to use it i said it was shot loud because it was you know somebody's going to start. doing something about. what was going to be sort of our laws are going to honor george w. my son as you heard the story it was we have the governor of bob dylan and we have the device minister of kosovo and they are really upset so what was happening and they want to solve the problem had to hand me it's a hundred metre hundreds of us. until. we waiting for the balloon and there should be coming i want to see them. and then i really. needed us truck coming to things. i don't believe anymore you know i so want to see it's my stuff. there. yes make you. a star it's probably. not going to. look at least you will be a good listener. and it will. all and you are. the last. like a child is born i'm sorry. i'm having but what i have it may be tomorrow that i am having a moment anything like a very a

my family. i told him about my mom. he said, i work my clerks really hard. you are representing the people like your mom, your dad, the people who never get a chance to come appear and clerk for the court, but they need someone to give them a voice and do all of that hard work for them. and i thought, this is the man i want to work for. and this is where i can live out university.of the >> you hired well. [laughter] >> so i day in the life of clerking for justice thomas? ms. kubisch: it varies from day-to-day. on court days we would talk about cases, we would watch oral argument. afterward, we would discuss the oral arguments and then michael clerks and i would sit at our computers and type away, researching and riding. -- writing. justice thomas: there's a lot of structure. we do not do things haphazardly. she skipped a lot of steps. all thesch: if i listed steps, we would be a appearance will next week. justice thomas: there's a lot of steps. you've remarked on numerous occasions the best part of being a supreme court justice is the clerk. tell us about that. why do you think that is the best part of the job? y

lot of people in and out and then what kind of men and women and i'll say often what i said in the house my dad told me i'll see him up out of it. what that other . monk indeed done has to sell minute deals on my own another jeff was going to use it i said it was shallow because it was. somebody's going to start. doing something i. was going to sort of over the loss of i didn't enjoy the idea of my time as you know because of the history it was we have to govern out of bob dylan and we have to devise minister of kosovo and they are really upset so what is happening and they want to solve the problem not to hand me it's a hundred meter hundred dollars. and time on. we waiting for the balloon and there should be coming i was see them. then i really. needed us to try coming to things. i don't believe anymore you know i so want to see it myself. yes make you. a star is probably. not going to. look at least you they will be the goodness of. your life where. they don't last. like a child is born i'm sorry. i'm having but what i have it may be the motive that i am having a moment anything like a very amazi

my dad's lawyer in the face. and then he sics a dog on my dad. let me tell you. my dad told the story as i was growing up, the dog would get bigger. when i was a young kid, my dad a packay, i had to fight of wolves to get you in this house. i am here because of rooms like this. of americans who did not wait for change. they made the change. people who were impatient for change. we are here for that. you think they waited for a bunch of guys to get together on the senate floor and said, it is time women have the right to vote? ? change has never come from washington, it comes to washington by activists who are assisting and demanding and fighting for it. you think it was strom thurmond who said, i have seen the light. those neat grow people should negrosome rights -- people should have some rights. no, it was activists. black folks and white folks, people from all backgrounds that did freedom rides, the did sit in's. sometimes they had to die together. and so for a family like mine who taught me you can never pay it back, those family members who scrubbed toilets for you, cleaned floors for

my dad's lawyer in the face. and then he sics a dog on my dad. let me tell you. every time my dad told the story as i was growing up, the dog would get bigger. [laughter] when i was a young kid, my dad would say, i had to fight a pack of wolves to get you in this house. [laughter] i am here because of rooms like this. of americans who did not wait for change. they made the change. [applause] people who were impatient for change. [applause] we are here for that. you think they waited for a bunch of guys to get together on the senate floor and said, it is time for women have the right to vote? no. change has never come from washington, it comes to washington by activists who are assisting and demanding and fighting for it. you think it was strom thurmond who said, i have seen the light. those negro people should have some rights. [laughter] no, it was activists. senator booker: it was activists that it sitting, freedom drives. family like mine that taught me you can never pay it never pay it back, -- floors for you. [audio drop] you organizer: folks when you bring people, no matter how powerful they ar

. >> when i went inside, my dad is in a wheelchair, he lives with us. i told him to get in his wheelchair in the hall. i was going to the hall and someone was knocking on my door. it was the lady, the mom. she was like help me, help me. i pull her in the house. i saw down on the road, her husband was down there. i ran down there to see what was going on. the tree had fallen. >> such a tragedy there. look, this is franklin, texas. a tornado with winds up to 140 miles per hour, that's 245 kilometers per hours, destroyed homes, uprooted trees and caused multiple injuries. it's not over yet. derek van dam is here tracking it. other states have to be bracing right now. >> including georgia where cnn center is located. going back to franklin, texas. we have the moment the twister actually formed. this is new video sent into cnn late in the day on saturday. you can see how large this tornado is. unfortunately, destructive as well from the video we saw a moment ago. this is likely a wedge tornado. a wedge tornado is where the base is wider than the actual height of th

let up in bed and out and then i'm up and i'm in the woods and i'll say often what i say i don't know how my dad toldme i'll see him up out of it. what that other. monk indeed done has just minutes on my own another just oneself communities in our city and we shall learn to suppose that. somehow they're going to start. doing something about. what was going to be sort of our laws are going to honor george w. my god as you know because of the history here which we have the government of bob dylan i mean we have to devise minister of kosovo and they are really upset so what was happening and they want to solve the problem not to hand me it's a hundred metre hundred dollars. i'm talking on. we waiting for the balloon and there should be coming i want to see them. and then i really. needed us truck coming to things. i don't believe anymore you know i so want to see my stuff. there. yes make you. a star is probably. not going to have. the elite will be the goodness of anything. and it will. all of you are. carrying the last. like a child is born i'm sorry. i'm having but what i have it may be tomorrow that

my dad! -that's fair. overstepped. -that's fair. i was told to begin my aspirin regimen, blem. and i just didn't listen. until i almost lost my life. my doctors again ordered me to take aspirin, and i do. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. listen to the doctor. take it seriously. you might or joints.hing for your heart... but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. these are difficult times for elderly holocaust survivors. with no food and no heat they get weaker and more die everyday. i want you to see their faces. look into their eyes that are haunted still by the memories of the past. they desperately need our help now. a simple blanket, food and medicine are life-saving during the holiday season. these are people who often have to go for days without food. this woman would die in a matter of days or weeks without our help. cold, sick, weak; the jewish people have suffered so much pain in their lives. ple

luis also lost as a teenager while my friends were dealing with young adult hood i began to ask questions about my background my grandfather my dad's dad had always told me about the village where he grew up it was a haven of peace until it was wiped off the map just like the armenians when they were left with a feeling of injustice of having suffered a collective form of violence this has been passed down to me it's like part of my heritage has been cut out to our grandparents came to our say in the one nine hundred twenty s. they counted themselves among the lucky ones compared to the more than a million armenians who were murdered but ottoman turks but they also suffered much hardship isn't the same. only two of the fifteen members of my granddad survived he was taken to a concentration camp told me how a your in a to do this is so that you would have something to drink but this is a diet too he got out and spent the next four years wandering from country to country ending up in mass a nine hundred twenty four my grandmother's family were more fortunate if they were tipped off and managed to flee with her siblings and parents but they lost everythi

. >> my dad goes walking every day, i told him to be careful. >> i thought maybe they were out right now. >> reporter: another neighbor says he was told of a separate dog attack a few weeks ago, involving a different dog, sometimes worried taking his dog sammy out. >> this is my baby cup if someone were to attack them, i would lose it. >> reporter: a man who answered the door said the victims were his in-laws, and he doesn't know what prompted the attack, both victims are in the hospital, currently in stable condition, no word yet on the fate of the three dogs. in vallejo, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a coachella worker died today while setting up a stage in the southern california desert, festival organizers said the man was a lead rigger who died in a fall at the empire polo club, they did not identify the man, but they said he had worked with coachella for 20 years. >>> an incredible yet frightening tale of survival for a woman, after a car crashed in the sonoma area. down a hillside at 930 last night, -- 9:30 pm, it is so remote that it wasn't reported until 11:00 this morning. the vehic

my family. i told him about my mom. he said, i work my clerks really hard. but the one thing about when you clerk for me, you are representing those people like your mom, your dad, the people who never get a chance to come up here and clerk for the court, but they need someone to give them a voice. and do all of that hard work for them. and i was like, this is the person i want to clerk for. and this is where i can live out the mission of the university. justice thomas: you actually hired me. [laughter] >> you hired well. of clerking life for justice thomas? >> it varies from day-to-day. on court days we would talk about cases with justice, then we would watch oral argument. they would go up on the bench. afterward, we would discuss the oral arguments, see if they changed anything. then my co-clerks and i would sit at our computers and type away, researching and writing. justice thomas: there's a lot of structure. we do not do things haphazardly. she skipped a lot of steps. [laughter] >> if i listed all the steps, we would be up here all week. justice thomas: there's a lot of steps. >> you've remarked on numerous occasions that the best part of being a supreme

i didn't want to hear what he had to tell me so i gave the phone to my dad. and he told my dad. my dad hung up the phone, and he held out his arms and my mom and we were like all holding each other, and he told us jenny was gone. >> it was his jennifer, his daughter who died in that fire. and now along with almost unbearable grief, something else started to burn inside jim. something searing. it was suspicion. >> you know, accidents will happen. there's a lot of tragic things that happen to a lot of people in this world, but this was no accident. it didn't have to happen. >>> coming up -- police give paul the bad news. >> i don't know how to tell you this, man, but there's a body in the house that's been burned. >> when "burning suspicion" continues. >>> welcome back to "dateline in terms of treating sensitivity, 3 days is really fast. the dentist is going to be able to provide that to their patients. sensodyne rapid relief in my opinion is a game changer. it's going to let the dentist offer their patient sensitivity relief in 3 days. it has a formulation that lays down a barrie

my dad to invade iraq. i remember being at dinner with my parents in d.c. and my dad left the table, and my mom told us after he left that he had just received word that a helicopter had been shot down and there were no survivors. that is the repercussion of choosing to go to war. >> president george w. bush has vowed to oppose the iraqi dictator saddam hussein. since september 11th, george bush has been fighting what he sees as a war against terror. >> 9/11 is the moment that his presidency changed and the world changed. and when i spoke to him the day after the attack, there was an immediate and strong bond because this was an event that meant the whole of our security policy had to shift. we faced an entirely new security situation and we had to remove those that were going to threaten the united states of america and the security of the free world. >> i can't imagine people not seeing the threat and not holding saddam hussein accountable. we're going to do that. history has called us into action. >> i think we both thought it was something we needed to do. certainly was business that needed to b

my dad to invade iraq. i remember being at dinner with my parents in d.c. and my dad left the table and my mom toldword that a helicopter had been shot down and there were no survivors. r that is the repercussion of choosing to go to war. >> don't miss the final episode of the bush years tomorrow night, 10:00 p.m. eastern only on cnn. with apple music on us. plus save big when you switch. only on verizon. this is why we no longer have to worry about flushing too much toilet paper. rid-x contains billions of enzymes proven to break down even paper to help keep your whole septic system healthy. for paper, grease or waste breakdown, use rid-x. hello to the best part of the day. and to the best night ever. these are the primo moments. and they call for italian quality pizza. dough made from scratch daily. sauce...from the original giammarco recipe. say hello to an authentic favorite... times two. every day at marco's, get two medium, one-topping pizzas for $6.99 each. every store. every day. the italian way. hello primo. introducing freedom from the bounds of convention... 472 horses of v8 craftsmanshi

>> my dad came and told my brothers and i. it was awful realizing that your worst nightmare had come true. for a brief second, i thought she committed suicide just because i knew how stressed out she was. but then i also knew how much she loved her family. >> everybody who knew teresa knew that. even sheriff ellis who drove out to the crime scene, if that's what it was. he was met there. >> this case was personal to you, sheriff. >> yes. my daughter and miss teresa and scott's daughter played softball together. >> you would see teresa at the ballpark. >> it felt like part of my family was gone too. >> they had a look around the truck. no sign of a struggle. dusting revealed no viable fingerprints. there were no footprints. not even a loose hair. puzzling. was there any thought once you saw the scene that this was a suicide? >> there was things missing that prevented the suicide theory. >> like what? >> if you're going to commit suicide with a gun, it's usually at the scene. >> it was clear teresa had been murdered. shot with a

told you so bay you open. to do something to disagree you. want to come here are some part of this right my dad does this and i think it's. the dance happening now live like cameras there will be some like them not me my my protest is my artists protest is my dance protests against the wild. protests against to compel these and protests against to what's happening in this crowds not. enough. sony's those that i mean and this. one could be at the view that we're going to have been said that it will be as well and i took a noise spot on record time like i was having the noise put on record time like i was having not know if they found their seat seen also got back on and also i'm also they found they didn't the name was gong. two zero zero zero for small out of the net that you yeah you got. the just who we are. maybe they see. something somebody saw and mean it or maybe just the mother. will help. just have to keep it as i live eat here. the only means to see enough is enough meat you seen. i said the scenes. of two stasi off the plates of a lean mean beast. appeared. despite. the good i would. need it to be dick obese the

i got plans for this eyesight. ♪ >> and that's all for this edition of "dateline extra." i'm craig melvin. thanks for watching. >>> my dad on the phone toldn flames. the body of a woman inside. >> we have a body. i need a medic. >> but it wasn't the fire that killed her. she was dead before it started. >> accidents will happen. this was no accident. >> who wanted her dead? her boyfriend said he knew. >> there's people after us. >> what does that mean? >> they're trying to gets.

told the story of that farmer and his family. >> reporter: you can hear a cry for help from the heart. >> i just got done arguing with my dad, yellingscreaming back and forth. and it never used to be that way. >> reporter: last week dairy farmer went on facebook to vent his frustration. >> i don't like having money. but when you work day in, day out to have nothing. we have nothing. >> reporter: it's pushed many farmers, especially small oneses to the brink of ruin. >> i just want a fair cut, you know. >> reporter: consumers have shifted, even as plant-based substitutes have taken the market. >> i just want my family to be happy. >> reporter: mark's facebook post has been viewed more than 440,000 times. >> so you got the reax. and literally global. >> reporter: dairy farmrs for 40 years, his parents now have 200 cars on sixerics, no savings and no facebook account. >> so he's like whoa, this is something. i was kind of shocked. >> i was sad . >> it was sad. it was emotional. >> it was for me to watch it. >> would you encourage him to continue in this sfwhz. >> i guess i would, you know. >> his main goal is to do what they want. >> t

so obviously i knew something was up, and i couldn't get a hold of my dad, couldn't get a hold of my mom. one of my friends called me, and he told me to call my brother. >> it was your older brother. >> yeah. >> what did he say had happened? >> just somebody killed tom, and i need to go find my dad, talk to my dad, get to omaha. >> how long a drive is that? >> it's, like, 45 minutes. >> reporter: those miles between lincoln and omaha seemed longer than usual that night. it's hard for jeff to remember exactly what happened when he got home, who told him what or when. >> that whole thing is a blur. i didn't sleep at all that night. next thing you know, you're constantly trying to figure out what's going on. >> you lived in that same house in which this all happened, right? >> yes, whole life. >> reporter: now jeff's mind was filled with thoughts of what had happened there and of his brother, tom, who was eight years younger. >> he was kind of a smart aleck. he, you know he was growing up with three older brothers. he -- he was a smart kid. he knew a lot. and he just, i mean, he always had something to say for everything. >> what w

i told you this? the media is not your friend, not even uncle don. okay, and back on cuomo primetime and cha cha primetime. she said i just said that to anderson and my dad because i was trying to be nice. i'm the favorite. i got it on tape. >> you're a politician. that's what you are. you know what, chris? i have to say, i met all of your family. i never met cha cha because she's away at camp. she came to my office, i want to meet you. she looks exactly like christina. >> thank god. >> thank god. she doesn't look like -- maybe the mailman. >> oh, nice, good thing she can't hear you, you bum. >> christina, i'm joking. >> we both love you. you're going to get it now. >> i hope you have a great show. i don't want to eat up your time. >> she is your daughter. wait till i tell you some of the stuff she said. >> i don't want to know. >> say nice things. >> this is "cnn tonight," i'm don lemon, and for a president who has been shouting total exoneration from the rooftops for months, this president sure seems to be freaked out in the wake of the release of the mueller report. and i am going to explain all of it to you. so have a seat and pay attention. okay? ju

i said my father was in world war ii and so i called him. i wrote down everything he told me. the japanese had machine guns, it was crazy. when i got back i said, dad, he never we wanted to talk about the war, you have to write this down because it would be lost, he left behind 140 pages of not just war but childhood. i had details of my father's early life and marriage and wartime. a lot of what i do from my father comes from that. >> my next -- whoever wants to jump in. [laughter] >> go ahead. >> okay. i left out i came to new york for a job. i went to agency with my aunt on 68th street and me and my sister, it was two of us. she said, i have two nice jobs and she says i have one job as waitress and one for taking care of kids. she said i take waitress and then i said i will take the kids. i had a nice -- my aunts brought me to the house to the interview for the job, the lady okay she's going to hire me and i needed the money and we needed to get the job, so i went and took care of the kids and i said, i couldn't figure out why there was no husband, two small kids. finally saturday morning came and the husband came in and he taking the kids for t

i told the girl i am 77. something has happened to the democrats. my mom and dad years ago called in democrat.hese democrats have gone nuts. they won't pass nothing. the border is flooded with all 50 differente from states and they will not pass nothing to help the president out all because they hate him. you can't be that way in this life. we are all american, supposed to be. we have got to get along and nancy pelosi needs to straighten out with them three girls. there is no green new deal, nobody wants socialism. look at venezuela. it has really got bad. people had better straighten up and pray for the president because i don't see how he stands to hold on. host: trina in north carolina. on the julian assange story, a couple things to note for you. from the new york times, the indictment, which was unsealed yesterday, reveals prosecutors had not charged mr. assange under the espionage act. instead, they charged him with conspiring to commit unlawful computer intrusion based on his manningt to help ms. break and accorded portion of pass code that would have permitted her to break into a netwo

my dad is from south america. one day my mom came home and told us our dad was deported and he would be going back to his hometown. i he took care of me and my four boys before he got deported. >> my mom, she had to step up and fill those shoes to be the mom and dad. she did a great job and i feel like when i'm physical in the field that's just my competitive edge to things, and i feel like i got that from my mom. >> this is riley and a friend. this is calvin. i helped do activities with them so i used to take them outside. i used to make them run, turn and i would throw a football to them. >> i remember i was playing in little league football and hear my mom, screaming, you got to be rough, you got to be tough. >> catch that ball, riley. you tough, you strong. run, riley. >> the atlanta falcons select calvin ridley. >> my brother is calvin ridley for the atlanta falcons. >> my oldest son made it to the nfl. i had so much joy in my heart. >> it's like a dream. once i started seeing my brother was able to do these things, i was, like, yo. i can do these things. >> just imagine a mother that raised four single boys an

i was starting my company. i used all that cash, he told the blog the article said he not only convinced his dad he was a studenteport cards, mossimo got him to fork over fees with fake tuition bills. >> he has a really crazy story in charge. >> his daughter, social media influencer, olivia jade telling the same story in an interview before the story broke. >> he wasn't actually ever -- i don't know if i'm supposed to say this, sorry, dad he faked his way through college, and then he started his whole business with tuition money that his parents thought were going to college. >> olivia had no comment, and her parents didn't respond to our request. if convicted on all charges, he and loughlin face a maximum of 40 years behind bars and recent court filings suggest more arrests are likely. to assist prosecutors in that goal, 2 of the 13 parents who have agreed to plead guilty have now struck a cooperation agreement. california real estate investor, bruce isaacson and his wife charged with paying 600 grand in bribes to get their girls into college. including their daughter, lauren, who allegedly posed as a soccer st

i love living at home. >> my could stay longer, they are ranks even to go to college but i can't think about the moving out of the house. dagen: my dad gave me $20 and toldike come back. they need me. maria: now you want to go back. coming up retail slowdown. k, sales and general among male dirt jewelers closing their doors. a superhero for everybody else. >> sparkle fingers. >> it's not, that's not my name. dagen: shazam hits theaters this weekend. your weekend box office back in a minute. ♪ termites. we're on the move. hey rick, all good? oh yeah, we're good. we're good. terminix. defenders of home. want more from your entejust say teach me more. into your xfinity voice remote to discover all sorts of tips and tricks in x1. can i find my wifi password? just ask. [ ding ] show me my wifi password. hey now! [ ding ] you can even troubleshoot, learn new voice commands and much more. clean my daughter's room. [ ding ] oh, it won't do that. welp, someone should. just say "teach me more" into your voice remote and see how you can have an even better x1 experience. simple. easy. awesome. maria: the owner of k jeweler closing more stores. cheryl casone he has

told me to do that. thousand. and. twenty. to do everything that i want to do. like when i want to do it i don't. know my own car and it was my dad's first got there before my mom and he were even married and so that's just gone and broken down on me a few months ago and he's going to sell it to the mechanic who's been fixing it will ever be sick and child and so. i'm like most people i can just go and come when i please i'm going to go to do but they're asking for the guard and ticking which dimes i come in. compromising i don't think i'm pretty good at compromising. them in. sudan mantis seems. to be and they kill a vision they see and. again just invented a new i knew. i knew via it's faster the dice go any coast over sixty any go sixty. so do you wear the wheels yes man united with the wheels on your leg states. when you sit in your daily do you believe you can be anything you want to be and the only reason that you couldn't be it is if you didn't want to be and the older you get the more you deal lies there is always somebody that smarter than your or somebody that knows more than your or ex prettier than you and that even tho

told to keep it brief here. this initiative and leveraging analytics to drive impact here in san francisco hits home because i am a byproduct of -- my dads the part-time recreation director years ago, 20 years ago, and from a family connectivity perspective, it was hamilton wildcats basketball, baseball, and pop warner warner ask kimball before the trip was actually implemented, it was pooped, to baseball, to the kfc on the corner with the friends and family. this type of work that we're doing here is going to be critical, i think, from an access and equity and telling the story here in san francisco, but there is a unique opportunity to scale this out as a case study across the programming and services that are being delivered, but regionally and nationally with the work we are taking on as an organization. really quickly, the framework we are leveraging, and think of this program is a case study, there are lots of programs and services that they are delivering here in san francisco we take a three-pronged approach around impact. who is being served demographically in terms of where the events are taking place? who is taking place in t

i was going to the hospital and that's what gary a single day. >>he says officers later told him he was going over 100 miles per hour. as my daughter. >>woman habits. >>the dadays there were lights and sirens behind him for miles until he finally a ride to the hospital with his daughter and her mother. >>they tell us to get out, but i his the in i got out my hands up and not ideal and that told the police my babies choked and that's how the most was how that she was choking. they is worried about the fake big we were speeding ingles has multiple police agencies were on scene. >>and says he was arrested and taken to jail, don pitman says she had just arrived to the jail to try to bond him out when somebody was that they may stay i'm here to bond out there you single and. i was looking like i don't know who and when i looked out the door to see who was he spoke and she sat down and there's one too she hospital. the couple says they are so grateful to these nurses for their kindness and says. >>okay i can think the love and for saving thr daughter and i can't thank them enough lie. >>they was there for the every says we have got their lie. they was helpful. >>t

told there's protesters, too. we'll be reporting live in just a moment. smile dad. i take medication for high blood pressure and cholesterol. but they might not be enough to protect myrt. adding bayer aspirin can further reduce the risk of another heart attack. because my second chance matters. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. >> ed: we're sticking with the breaking news. president trump has gotten closer to the room there. we'll be going live any moment. a border security roundtable. there's border officials there and the president. the president is now on site we're told. his motorcade had been heading over there. a longer drive than some anticipated. the president tweeting out video of the ride. his staff obviously putting it out there. it showed significant number of people on both sides of the road on his way from a military base over to calexico. this room in calexico, california. people waving american flags showing support and also protesters unhappy about his immigration crackdown. the president had been talking days ago against potentially shutting down the u.s. mexico border altogether. he got push back not just from dem

told me where she was going. and i asked her enough questions to figure out what her dads name was and looked in the system to find out what car it was. and had myicers searching the area to assist her. >> she began working as a dispatcher in 1989 and says it's the best job ever. >> hearing how scared that girl was. emergency officials mark the anniversary of the 1906 earthquake today by testing technology designed to save lives in the next big quake. members of the fire department and emergency room management were taking part in safety fair. when an alert to the cell phone from the city alert system. >> for us folks testing it out. i got mine. >> you got it already? >> in an event of emergency in san francisco visit for information and updates. >> the department of emergency management is urging residents and visitors to sign up for the alert. there's information on how to receive the text. >> another reminder to get prepared for the big one. find information on an earthquake kit and emergency plan. >> for now. get ready for heat and more heat. >> all right. >> that's right. we had the heat today and tomorrow. some places. sunny skies over mos