alicia: i would not sell.hink it absorbed the shock of the stronger dollar and a more aggressive rate cycle in this country, and ultimately global growth is being driven by emerging markets. there are some idiosyncratic cases where that is not the case, but i think it is ok. they absorb the shock. disagree,area where i there were some amazing excesses world white deaths worldwide in interest in china, investing in china. six or seven years ago, 5 million middle-class citizens being developed, everyone forgets a middle-class citizen in china makes about $10,000. what you rather take care of 86 -- or 500llennials desk 5 million people making $10,000 a year? this emerging-market debacle is primarily being led by the fact that china is just getting the comeuppance that goes with being the most popular place on the planet six years ago, and these things take time. david: one of the things that was a big surprise or a change for 2017 was the volatility. a chart compares 2017 with where we are in 2018. last year we w

ademÁs, alicia machado comparte Íntimos detalles de su vida.tijuana, la garita de san isidro, que es prÁcticamente en el puerto de entrada, no solamente para mexicanos, sino tambiÉn para centro americanos, gente de todas partes del mundo que viene a buscar asilo, a buscar una oportunidad para sus familias, son historias desgarradoras que me encontrÉ ayer platicando poco con las familias que estÁn esperando la oportunidad de entrar aquÍ en estados unidos. me encontrÉ tambiÉn con gente que viene de paÍses tan lejanos como camerÚn en África. desde hace varios meses, cada maÑana se repite la misma rutina en la garita de san ysidro decenas de familias llegan a tratar de ingresar a territorio americano. vienen de diferentes paÍses, pero con motivos similares. en quÉ viene huyendo usted? >> de la delicuencia. >> nos golpearon, nos maltrataron todos, sino decÍamos, nos iban a matar. >> de la violencia como me iba a matar y me tuve que venir para acÁ. [habla en inglÉs] >> todos vienen huyendo por la delincuencia, hay mucho desorden, tanto del gobierno d

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hi, alicia thanks to coming >> it is a pleasure to be here with you. >> i wonder if you could tell ushat you think people can do to get ready for what we know is a coming earthquake in san francisco. >> well, one of the most things that people can do is to make sure that you have a plan to communicate with people who live both in and out of state. having an out of state contact, to call, text or post on your social network is really important and being able to know how you are going to communicate with your friends, and family who live near you, where you might meet them if your home is uninhab hitable. >> how long do you think that it will be before things are restored to normal in san francisco. >> it depends on the severity of the earthquake, we say to provide for 72 hours tha, is three days, and it helps to know that you might be without services for up to a week or more, depending on how heavy the shaking is and how many after shocks we have. >> what kind of neighborhood and community involvement might you want to have before an earthquake to make sure that you are going to able

alicia acuna live with us from denver. >> both sides are claiming some elements of victory here. the way the opinion is written, it deals with one issue that happened in one instance with one baker. when charlie craig and david mullens were denied the cake, they filed the plate with the colorado civil rights commission and they ruled in they favor. it was the way that the baker was treated that turned the case. anthony kennedy writing some of the commissioners at the commission's formal public hearings endorsed the view that religious beliefs cannot legitimately be carried into the public sphere. they characterized it as rhetorical and compared the invocation of his religious beliefs to slavery and the holocaust. >> we're excited that the supreme court has decided to protect the religious freedoms for everybody. justice kennedy's opinion can be summed up as tolerance is a

. >> alicia silverstone plays a mom raising two kids lon. >> she's a bad ass fierce woman who's reallyher time. it's 1955. her whole world comes crashing down. she claws her way back up. >> as for the fashion it's all '70s chic. >> a lot of hair and nails. >> there's a point when alicia comes up wearing a mesh dress. that's something zblirm i get to wear a twiggy dress. >> did you know how big my afro could have been if i lived in the 70s? would have filled up the whole screen. >>> when we come back, the ovide- >>> well rg tonight on fox, diddy, dj khaled, meghan trainor are all back for the four. >> they're'sing our lightning round questions beginning with the preshow. >> i go like this, "the one". >> friday on the golf course, with khaled. >> everybody gets serious. >> then there's what happened after the show. >> unbuttoned my shirt. chill and be with my son and my queen. >> take off the corset. >> i take the wig off. this is not my hair. >> as for their go-to karaoke song. >> welcome to the terror dome. song. >> welcome to the terror dome. >> withwhat sore back?sk... what bum knee?

alicia keys saying our humanity is at stake. america ferrera saying this fight does not belong to one kind of people, one race, one gender. it belongs to all of us. our rene marsh is back in the crowd there in the nation's capital. people being galvanized, inspired and touched by these many speakers who have taken to the stage there. >> they certainly are. i will say that the words that you just heard on that stage very much reflect what i've been hearing from people here. reflects a lot of the messages that i'm seeing on signs here. and honestly after they heard those two speaker, alicia keys and america ferrera, it just jolted them with a little bit of energy and they're starting the chanting again. just want to set the scene. we are in lafayette park. it's right outside of the white house. of course, the president is not here this weekend but he certainly may be watching these images here of thousands of people. as far as we can see, fred, we're seeing a sea of people out in the park by the white house, holding the signs. sim

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. >> alicia silverstone plays a mom raising two kids lon. >> she's a bad ass fierce woman who's reallyr time. it's 1955. her whole world comes crashing down. she claws her way back up. >> as for the fashion it's all '70s chic. >> a lot of hair and nails. >> there's a point when alicia comes up wearing a mesh dress. that's something zblirm i get to wear a twiggy dress. >> did you know how big my afro could have been if i lived in the 70s? would have filled up the whole screen. >>> when we come back, the kron-4 news at eight: a triple shooting in a busy san francisco neighborhood.tonight, one person is dead.. two others are in the hospital.the suspect is still on the loose. we are live with the very latest.also, it's being called one of the largest busts in state history.where authorities confiscated nearly 50-thousand pounds of illegal fireworks.plus... new numbers in the race for san francisco mayor, and it is still too close to call. i'm ken wayne i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. ♪ ♪ legendary jockey vÍctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is hi

singh and her father ravi you know alicia brought the ball out onto the pitch here an issue of crowd to play will come to you in a moment and find out about that but we'll start with that ravi how did this come about this must have been a fantastic opportunity i was just one of my friends facebook me and said i was a competition football condition good fun scenting a dog and i thought well why not give it a go and we just did a video on you tube video don't long before their doings of scales the organizers had a facebook page where they just said tell us why your kid should be chosen to be a much more carrier so i just basically said she used to be into fairies used to be into dolls she's now into football she's football crazy and here's a video and they see this must be a fantastic experience what was it like walking out onto the field today well it was really exciting as really excited and it was like in training i learned people who didn't know it's going to be them which people sometimes stayed in jobs and in front really i have to myself out when this competition and figured old

but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello there.st at the moment. day—on—day, we're seeing those temperatures building. lots of sunny and dry weather during wednesday. top temperatures reached 32 at porthmadog in north wales. and we could see a similar story, i think, during the day on thursday. so high pressure well and truly driving our weather, keeping things dry and settled, with generally gentle breezes around. i think we will have one or two areas of cloud around through thursday, particularly around the east, down towards lincolnshire, east anglia, some cloud around the coast that should thin and break during the day, but anywhere you could see fairweather cloud. as we draw in the breeze from the north—east, it's looking a little bit cooler around those eastern coasts. but, for central and western parts of the country, temperatures widely in the high 20s. some seeing top temperatures of 30 or 31, particularly for central scotland, but those temperatures could just kick off one or two isolated showers. if you do catch one, cou

you're watching tuesday in parliament with me, alicia mccarthy.ister has said that the public might be worryingly naive about the need to invest in the uk's armed forces. tobias ellwood was speaking to the defence committee which has published a report urging the government to increase expenditure by billions of pounds to maintain uk influence with united states and other nato allies. thank you for the report, i think it is helpful to the debate. clearly there has been a raising of the public profile of defence spend and that is good. i think if we are honest and fair, it got a little undignified. and we must move to making i think a more reasoned, convincing and cost—effective argument that unites rather than divides opinion. he said there were four stakeholders who had to be convinced about defence spending. the first is that we need to persuade all mps, not just 20 but all mps that a failure to invest would lead to the demise in our capabilities at the very time that the world is getting more dangerous. i think we need to persuade the treasury

but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello again.of england and wales and, although it started off pretty cloudy, we did get the cloud breaking up across eastern parts of england and it was a fine end to the day in cromer, in norfolk. we had the highest and bridges across eastern parts of england with 26 degrees. fresher air. across eastern parts of england with 26 degrees. fresherair. it across eastern parts of england with 26 degrees. fresher air. it was coming from different places. human across england and wales because the area had made its way up from the subtropics, the across scotland and northern ireland had come down from greenland. the coming from different places. they front where the two air mass is meat. cloud beating across the north of the uk is where that weather front needs. it will be a wet start of the day for northern ireland and scotland. the rented is quite quickly in northern ireland. wet weather getting into country, lancashire, the north—west of wales. drizzle to start the day. mr rehn coastal hills as well.

but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello there.bove 30 degrees, so can we keep that up through the next few days? can that up through the next few days? we do that int this can we do that in the next as? hijab this will turn slightly cooler. —— well, it is going to stayjust about dry, there'll be some sunshine around, but northern areas are going to turn just a little bit cooler. high pressure still with us, but it is drifting northwards. the flow of winds around high pressure in this clockwise direction, and that will allow us to tap into some slightly cooler air, sitting a long way up to the north, but some of that is just going to try to fringe its way in towards parts of scotland in particular. having said that, we start 50 degrees in glasgow. similar in london. further east, more in the way of cloud. where is in the last two days can be cloud has retreated out to sea, i suspect it might be a bit more stubborn during friday. were it lingers across the eastern coasts, it will feel a bit cooler. cooler generally across scotland,

you're watching thursday in parliament, with me, alicia mccarthy.ublic spending watchdog — the national audit office — has published a highly critical report about universal credit. it concluded that the new benefit was causing hardship and was not delivering value for money. the conservative former work and pension secretary — iain duncan smith — who introduced the new system called the nao report "a shoddy piece of work", while the current post—holder esther mcvey said universal credit was an example of "great british innovation". universal credit is a brand—new benefits system. it is based on leading edge technology and agile working practises. our strategy is based on continuous improvement, listening, learning and adapting our deliveries as changes roll—out across the country. the result will be a tailor—made system based on the individual. this is a unique example of great british innovation, and, mr deputy speaker, we are leading the world in developing this kind of person centred system. she said that, along the way, changes had been made to

if you lived with him to some time couldn't he hasn't been at the club the kid you could tell you alicia looked up the local equivalent victim class and a good mood would be if you feel anything when i had to jump in the back window hang it i'll call the detroit and eat a human i'm military back. to. when a loved one is murder it's natural to seek the death penalty for the murderer i would prefer it be when the death penalty just because i think that's the fair thing the right thing research shows that for every nine the executions one convict just blown demolition the idea that we were executing innocent people is terrifying lose just moon doesn't mean that we even many victims' families want the death penalty to be a molar the reason we have to keep the death penalty here is because that's what murder victims' families what that's going to give them peace and it's going to give them justice and we come in saying. not quite enough we've been through this this isn't the way. i think. russia took a real blow to its sense of self during sea yeltsin years i remember even six years ago when

(pam) coming up in sports -- gary and his lovely wife alicia answer viewer emails.lso -- will warriors head coach steve kerr gets a new deal? our sports director, gary radnich has the details and all the sports coming up next at 8 she was told to lose weight....but a woman knew something else was wrong... the shocking discovery doctors made next. (pam) a woman in alabama is recovering... after her medical mystery was finally solved. (ken) she had been struggling with pain and unexplainable weight gain for months. she went to the doctor, but they just told her to lose weight. in may when the pain had gotten overwhelming hr mother took her to the emergency room. after a series of tests doctors found a mass the size of a watermelon in her ovary. o-b-g-y-n dr. gregory jones was in the operating room. he says this is something he has seen before, but the size was surprising.dr. gregory jones / ob/gyn, jackson hospital: <"the technical diagnosis it was a mucinous cystadenoma. it is a benign condition. this is one of the largest i have ever seen or certainly removed.">(ken

victims titans like argentina and portugal are in action as well as surprise success stories like alicia let's take a look at the lay of the land ahead of this weekend. though jim crow and you require all still have perfect records at this tournament three games three wins croatia go into their game against denmark as favorites coaches has given his side a solid structure in which stars like new commodes rich and even rockets which are no bigger than the. belgium have already got no in world cup goals against japan they know what they need to do. the respect generations will call respect individual names. while kopel respect winning teams europe wide to the delight of their fans still haven't even conceded a goal but they only really looked impressive in their final group match they'll have to build on that against portugal. argentina a finalist in two thousand and fourteen only just made it out of the group this time around their opponents france have to be anything but convincing so far one of these world cup heavyweights is going to be going home. baby blue and yellow will be the colo

alicia: no no not right now."yolo county sheriff ed prieto told fox 40 the search to recover remains of the boy's here is being called off... after days of digging, excavators found nothing. nothing. ((ken/me3 vo))also new tonight at eight...highway one south of big sur is set to finally stretch of road buried by a massive landslide will reopen by the end of july., which is earlier than expected. the slide happened in may of last year...dumping more than 6 million cubic yards of earth onto the roadway.caltrans calls it the largest slide ever in big sur ((ken))a pleasant surprise for some coffey park residents.as they begin to rebuild their homes and get their lives back on track ...((pam)) hundreds of volunteers built them each a gift that means more to them than they will ever know.. kron4's michelle kingston has the story. (mk)ánatsácoffey park is a busy neighborhood ... with dozens of contractors and construction workers rebuilding homes that were burned last fallcarol lueck, coffey park"there was nothing. it w

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alicia garcia herrero joining us.tors are already looking at theeconomic opportunities summit could bring to them. more from singapore in a moment. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: this is daybreak asia. i'm if a man in singapore. ramy: i'm ramy inocencio in new york. the stage is set between president trump and kim jong-un. optimists are imagining the opportunities that might open up if sanctions are ease. this is how north korea could be plugged into the regional economy. else linkingomic the careers with china and russia. that's how president moon once to transform -- wants to transform his northern neighbor. railroads with one belt on the east coast, one in the west, and a third in the peninsula. the infrastructure could help north korea realize the value of its vast mineral reserves. roughly 200 essential resources are estimated to be under the ground in the north, today -- together it worth in excess of $6 trillion. among them, gold, oil, and deposits crucial for high-tech gadgets. a word of caution the for investor

i heard your son chanting "change, change, change." >> my name is alisne alicia key.on is here with me today. his name is egypt. and i couldn't even imagine not being able to find him. i couldn't imagine being separated from him or scared about huh he's being treated. so this is all of our fight. because if it can happen to any child, it can happen to my child and your child and all of our children. so i'm here to read the words of another mother whose son was held in immigration detention. the names have been changed but the words are hers. my name is margarita. i am the mother of carlos. who is currently being held by the office of refugee resettlement in a detention center in portland, oregon. the first time i realized carlos had arrived in the united states was when i received a voice mail from him in which he told me he was being held in kansas city. when i spoke to carlos, i felt my soul had returned to my body. i had spent nights without sleep searching and searching for my son without knowing where he was, a torture day by day. the case manager explained to me

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. >>> now to alicia silverstone who turns back time on thursday's "lip sync battle."elieve it's been nearly 23 years since she first flauntedhatplaid. drop it low and pick it up just like this ♪ >> co-host chrissy teigen was all abuzz. >> i had no idea how badly i needed to see that again. >> finally, jamie foxx's emotional father's day surprise. >> this is my father's day gift, dad. look how cute they are. >> oh. >> tonight on their game show, beat shall zam, his 24-year-old daughter ambushes his emotions, playing a song he wrote for her called "heaven." >> i love you. i almost lost my gangster right there. >> happy father's day. >> she almost got it. >>t's father's day this weekend. get out. get those cards. >> get ready. >>> coming up -- >> lots of twists and turns. >> chris pratt on his jurassic diet. his fashion hack to beat the heat on set. >> if i don't have it, you see nice little smiles of man boob sweat. >>> our baby countdown with four celeb moms to be. and what until you hear what hilary duff is think about naming her daughter? >> i'm convinced. >>> and ou

fox's alicia acuna has what led up to the deadly shooting. >>> reporter: uber is the target of questionscurity. the popular ridesharing app was already facing mounting criticism about its ability to ensure passenger safety before an incident in denver where an uber driver is accused of killing a man in his car. >> it appears there was an uber driver and passenger got into a conflict, shots were exchanged -- fired. >> reporter: the driver, 29- year-old michael hancock, was arrested for investigation of first-degree murder. >> at this point in time, it's an ongoing investigation. we need help with the investigation. >> uber said: plan plan it's days after uber added a panic button to the app allowing riders to directly call 911. >> could give peace of mind to relax you in an uber. >> reporter: uber says this helps give people a quick way to respond if something goes wrong during a trip. >> i like the idea. i mean, hopefully, none of us will ever have to use it. but it's nice to know that it's there. >> reporter: uber says it will be rerunning criminal background checks on drivers every yea

in denver, alicia acuna, fox news.e: meantime, pope francis meeting with oil company executives at the vatican next week to discuss climate change. the pope is likely to give them a nudge to clean up their act on global warming. the conference is a follow-up to a papal letter three years ago calling on people to save the planet from climate change. pope francis has made the issue a major concern of his papacy. after we're done don't forget to tune into watters world tonight. here's a preview. >> tonight, 30-year-old kicked out of his parent's house is here. he just moved out. we will tell you what's going on tonight. mike: watters world airs next at 8:00 p.m. eastern. a raging wildfire in northern new mexico scorching nearly 28,000 acres and forcing the evacuation of hundreds. how the battle to put out the flames is going. >>> plus, a new tribute to even more victims who died as a result of the 9/11 attacks. how many more will be honored. your digestive system has billions of bacteria, but life can throw them off balan

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abc7 news reporter alicia has more on the east bay connection. >> reporter: in oakland, hazmat teams,al fire raided a building with explosive material inside. illegal fireworks and arrested seven people. >> these suspects from been ill legally importing, transporting, storing, distributing and ultimately selling the products of dangerous fireworks throughout california. >> reporter: atf agents were in this quiet neighborhood in walnut creek arrested jack and his wife tanya. the couple in their 60s a are part of this elaborate fireworks ring. it took two weeks to arrest everyone. atf agents were in this house four fiemz in one week. inside they found more fire works, explosive devices and a mac 10 assault weapon. >> that's terrifying and shocking. i can't believe an assault rifle, too. that's -- wow. >> reporter: neighbors describe the couple as friendly, a bit quirky, but harmless. and they were at your wedding. >> yeah, with our two little girls. >> reporter: tonya works as a bookkeeper while jack repairs cars in oakland. he's really into burning man. >> he has a really cool jet powe

nobody i've ever met has a story as good as this one i'm joined by singh and his father ravi you know alicia brought the bowl out on to the pitch here an issue you know it's great to play this must be a fantastic experience what was it like walking out onto the field today well it was really exciting i was really excited it was like enjoy the let's be clear you didn't are going to be. really to myself out of this comfort and think you did well to people that are going to be watching in the t.v. like i'm a train. going to you now who are your favorite england players i mean you would have been stood next to some of them today there was outrage. is behind me so. i. i didn't see the hands of the trainees and when i walked down that line. you favor please so we came back to the choices so many choices now so you played for yourself because if you do play. nice trying to analyse something. i'm just sick now and you're expecting this happens all the time at football told and then. i think this is the only move certainly is a once in a lifetime experience thank you so much elissa and ravi saying wa

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you're watching wednesday in parliament with me, alicia mccarthy.this week that she's going to increase spending on england's nhs by £20 billion by 2023 came under scrutiny from the labour leader at prime minister's questions. jeremy corbyn wanted more detail about to where the money was coming from. the prime minister said extra funding for the national health service will come from three sources. brexit, economic growth and the tax system. there can be no dividend before 2022, economic growth is the slowest since 2009, so which taxes are going up? theresa may said she'd set up a long term plan for the nhs. but she reckoned labour didn't have an agreed position. in relation to money we no longer send to the eu being spent on the nhs, the housing secretary called it bogus. the shadow health secretary said it is a deceit. but perhaps i can tell them what another labour member said a few weeks ago. he said we would use the funds returned from brussels after brexit to invest in our public services. it was him, the right honourable gentleman, the leader

but for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello.es overhead, strong sunshine to and staying dry and the sum of you particularly hot this week. tha nkfully particularly hot this week. thankfully a dry heat rather than humid silt means the nights are fairly comfortable. monday, temperatures in the countryside down to single figures, some centres in the teams throughout this week but with sunshine overhead, right from the start of the day, things will warm up rapidly. the exception will be the highlands and islands, a bit cloudy are into the afternoon that it will break up every now and then, a bit ofa it will break up every now and then, a bit of a breeze and temperatures in the twit —— in the teens and 20s elsewhere. scotland, 25 and 26 in parts, to fight to the west of northern ireland, may be our first 30 of the week in the london area. high—pressure holding on. most places staying dry and sunny all week. patchy cloud in eastern coasts. otherwise, a perfect week of summer. welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north amer

alicia mccarthy will be hit the rest of the week with updates on that eu withdrawal bill. me, christina cooper, goodbye. good morning. there's somewhat of a battle of the air masses across the uk at the moment. to the northern half of the country, we've got fresher north atlantic air pushing its way in. to the south, muggier air all the way from the mid—atlantic. separating air masses, though, tends to be weather fronts. and this one, as we see this little wave develop, a little bobble later will bring some heavier rain later this coming night. patchy rain and drizzle this morning across some western parts of england and wales, where the warmest of the air is. 18 degrees in central london. sunnier conditions further north for the commute, with just a few showers here and there, but it does feel a bit fresher. sunshine turns hazy, though, as cloud increases from the south—west through the day. the cloud across england and wales will break up but it will turn cloudy for northern england. and there's always a threat, northern and western areas, of patchy rain and drizzle into

nobody i've ever met has a story as good as this one i'm joined by singh and her father ravi you know alicia brought the bowl out on to the pitch here in this you know it's great to play this must have been a fantastic experience what was it like walking out onto the field today well it was really exciting i was really excited. like israel that's because. i'm still really to myself out with this comforting thing to do all the people and then you get watching in the t.v. like i'm a train. going to you now who are your favorite england players i mean you would have been stood next to some of them today i was out right now is behind me so. i. i did. plays when i walk down the line. to your favorite place so i make a. good choice is so mature he says no he played it for forty so because if you do play. police trying to send me stuff so. i'm just sick now are you expecting it happens all the time at football told him. i think this is the only move certainly is a once in a lifetime experience thank you so much and referee saying what he experienced i have to say i am sol the journalists now lost a

ninety percent of yemen's food and most of its medicine is also imported through the city because alicia accuses the rebels of using her data as a launch pad for attacks on shipping in the red sea and for smuggling in rockets aid agencies say two hundred thousand people that's half of a day this population could be displaced if fighting breaks out. leisel linked group in the southern philippines is expanding its presence just seven months after its fighters were defeated following a scene in the city of merari the group is now recruiting children displaced and orphaned by the conflict general allen dogon reports from around the city. ibrahim is fourteen years old and lives in an evacuation camp with his father he says a group of men approached him a few weeks ago they told him they were police officers and invited him to join training and he said the prospect of taking revenge against the eisel inspired mao to group that attacked what are we city and kept it under siege for months appealed to him so he said yes his bother as a side knew they were not police officers but now the supporter

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nobody i've ever met has a story as good as this one i'm joined by sing and her father ravi you know alicia brought the bowl out onto the pitch here in issue no girl to play will come to you in a moment to find out about that what was thought without ravi how did this come about this was to be a fantastic opportunity i was just one of my friends facebook me and said it was a competition. football condition you've funds entering a dog i thought well why not give it a go we just did a video a you tube video don't long before of it doing some scales the organizers had a facebook page where they just said tell us why your kid should be chosen to be a much more carrier so i just basically said she used to be into fairies used to be into dolls she's now into football she's football crazy and here's a video of this year this must be a fantastic experience what was it like walking out onto the field with today well it was really exciting as really excited and it was like infidel and people like i didn't know it's going to be love which people sometimes stadiums up and in and out really have to myse

officers go above and beyond, one few have gone further than denver police officers monique sedberry and aliciawelfare of a visually impaired 15-year-old boy named victor jiron. eictor was used to being bullied, but when somebody aured hot glue on his arm, he decided that was the final straw. >> this was one of the tougher calls. for us. s s teacher had called 911. >> reporter: saying? >> saying that he was being bullied, and he wanted to end his life. >> reporter: every year in america, more than 2,000 teenagers commit suicide. but victor isn't part of that statistic, thanks to those two police officers who didn't see him as just another call, but, rather, as part of their calling. ♪ ♪ t he got to my heart. to really got to me. >> reporter: after they took victor to the hospital for psychiatric treatment, sedberry and martinez made a promise to do everything they could to make sure this kid had good friends, t ich to them meant becoming his llod friends. today, they talk all the time, and even go with him to karate classes and other events. so how often do you guys see each other? >> often, ye

but for now, from me, alicia mccarthy — goodbye. hello there.rees in the uk. can we continue that into the weekend? well, there will be plenty more heat and sunshine for sure. just the chance ofa sunshine for sure. just the chance of a downpour, you can see this cloud currently circulating around close to iberia. that will be drifting northwards, threatening some showers into the south—west during sunday. ahead of that we are going to be pulling this very warm air infrom going to be pulling this very warm air in from the near continent. increasing amounts of humidity, as well, as we go through the weekend. saturday morning starting like this. temperatures between 11 and 15 degrees. notice some clumps of cloud on the chart. a bit of mr merk as well, potentially, but that should clear very quickly. watch the way the cloud breaks up on our map. by the cloud breaks up on our map. by the late morning most areas should be sunny. the sun very strong, high uv levels, high pollen levels as well and if we look at the temperature chart you can see the exte

after alicia had a heart transplant, they put a new lego heart into her doll.n emma bennett who has a prosthetic leg and the moment she was given a doll just like her. she was overjoyed and moments later overcome. tonight we've now learned from mical and her doll -- >> hi david, she has a scar just like me. >> -- mical now wants to be a doctor to help other little girls just like her. so we choose mical and her doctors as our person of the week. i'm david muir. hope to see you monday. good night. >> i don't know how they can do that to people. >> the government could potentially house thousands of migrants at the former concord naval weapons station. how residents and elected officials are reacting tonight. >>> triple digits and high fire danger. how the bay area is preparing for a scorching weekend. >>> san francisco pride weekend is in full swing. the different tone to this year's trans march about to get under way at dolores park. >> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> high heat, and high fire danger. triple digits have hit parts of the

nobody i've ever met has a story as good as this one i'm joined by sing and her father ravi you know alicia brought the bowl out on to the pitch here in issue no to play will come to you in a moment to find out about that but we start without ravi how did this come about this must have been a fantastic opportunity i was just one of my friends facebook me and said it was a competition. you don't i thought well why not give it a go and we just did a video a you tube video don't long before doing some scales the organizers had to facebook . he just said tell us why your kid should be chosen to be a much more korea so i just basically said she used to be into fairies used to be she's now into. video and this must be a fantastic experience what was it like walking out on the field today well it was really exciting i was really excited and it was like in trade i let people think it didn't know it's going to be which people sometimes stage it and. really i have to myself in this competition and think people that i did it watch me on the t.v. like on the family and friends and again everybody and n