alicia: thank you. and for more on this, let's bring in our legal panel, fox news legal analyst mercedes and trial attorney rachel self. thank you so much for joining us. rachel, i will start with you. how worried should the president be? >> the president should absolutely be worried but denial -- two different animals on a daily basis. if a sitting u.s. president is finding himself defending how he paid off a porn star, isn't he already very behind the eight ball? >> mercedes, what is your answer? >> are two sides to the story. we are talking about the tape, and a lot of people are asking, -- he could legally take the present. the other side, when they are looking at what was disclosed, wasn't michael cohen and agent, wasn't he doing something to benefit the campaign when talking about this hush money to this playboy model? and then, the campaign finance obviously violates the laws. but the flipside is, what really is disclosed on the tapes? frankly the discussion about whether it should be cash or che

alicia: i.c.e.ng pushback in the city of brotherly love as philadelphia severs a agreement with them. details ahead. plus president trump saying he will take a more active role on the campaign trail as republicans look to hold onto the majority come midterms. vice president mike pence is weighing in on that this morning.we will analyze the stakes next. >> will only be able to continue to build on the momentum in his economy with more partners. and so we will fight to expand the republican majority. for two times faster absorption so you can have worry free nights, and wake up feeling fresh and free for a free sample visit tena.us stay at la quinta. where we're changing with stylish make-overs. then at your next meeting, set your seat height to its maximum level. bravo, tall meeting man. start winning today. book now at lq.com yeah i'm excited. finally earned enough rewards points. so jealous. yeah i can't wait to get that shave-ice! what's shave-ice? it's like a hawaiian snow-cone. why not just say

sot<alicia trost/bart spokesperson: "we have cameras everywhere.e've already pulled the train car video with him getting on at concord with the three ladies and we have that video. yes all of our cameras work, some real time, some just record. so it is us trying to get everything together so we can present the best case possible and we have already turned that video over to the d.a.'s office"in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news in san jose....a pay day for the kron4news sotbart police are examining their security cameras to pin down john cowell's movements bfore, during and after he allegedly fatally stabbed nia wilson and wounded her sister. sot

sot<alicia trost/bart spokesperson: "we were definitely looking for him. yes! he slipped through and got on a train at coliseum"> bart police are examining their security cameras to pin down john cowell's movements bfore, during and after he allegedly fatally stabbed nia wilson and wounded her sister. bart spokesperson alicia trost says cowell was first spotted when he entered the bart system sunday at the concord stationsotafter bart police released these photos of john cowell investigators received their first tip from a male passenger who spotted him at the coliseum station. trost admits it

. >> here's alicia's story w >> reporter:at happened 16 years ago, changed the course of lisa's life.on new year's day kÑ'2002, a m she thought was a boy she had met online kidnapped her taking her from her home in pittsburgh chu -- tortured her for days. >> my hands were over my head, i was crying. >> it's haunting to say the least. >of onhe viewers of those images recognized her picture from a missing poster amend called police. >> i have no other word for it other than a miracle. >> reporter: alicia's story shocked the internet, showing how quickly child sex imagese sad across the globe, images that cannot be erased, even today. >> reporter: police are trying to stop this because of a lsoaring number of lo cases, using public records requests, news4 i team obtained case files from 14 years ago. and rising pressure on es authorito do something to stop the criminals. >> last year we received over 10.2 million reports of child exploitation through our cyber tip like. >> in o year? >> in one year. >> reporter: one-third of t total cases you have ever come across were in the lastyear?

alicia: conor powell in jerusalem. go to the former director of communications in spokesperson at the united states mission to united states new york. this is much more about other issues beyond the fate. >> absolutely. as a reporter, conor powell mentioned, this affects the area, relations with russia, relations with armenia. an array of things including human rights overall. turkey right now is on the midst of a very impressive. in which erdogan is really a desperate. he's imprisoned tens of thousands. not just political opponents, but teachers, journalists in jail rm turkey. essentially it slid into what actually a nobel prize-winning literature writer called a terror state a few years ago in the problem has actually worsened since the coup. eric: are they really truly a nato ally? >> we can't kick them out of nato. it's a very complicated system, but certainly we can work together with like-minded allies to put pressure on turkey. germany, france, netherlands, other members can begin the process. >> it seems like h

is alicia keys. [applause] alicia: thank you. and i am a mother. that is all right.ve got a little sound issue. i am a mother. i love you. thank you. my seven-year-old son is here with me today. his name is egypt. [applause] >> egypt, egypt. alicia: and i couldn't even imagine not being able to find him. i couldn't even imagine being separated from him, or scared about how he is being treated, fight, is all of our because if it can happen to any child, it can happen to my child, your child, and all of our children. [applause] so i am 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. carlo, who isr of currently being held by the office of refugee resettlement in a detention center in portland, oregon. realized carlos had arrived in the united states was when i received a voicemail told me he which he wa was being held in kansas city. when i spoke to carlos, i felt my soul returned to my body. had nice without sleep worried about where he was, torture day by d

that's the first time i heard of any sort of scam taking place. >> reporter: alicia and eric are not alone. the fbi says this type of attack on home buyers has grown so much, thieves got away with almost a billion dollars last year alone, but alicia and eric feel like no one in real estate is raising a red flag. >> how come you didn't slap us in the face when we started this. >> reporter: we reached out. they say they're educating the public the best they can with disclosure forms, but alicia and eric say that's not enough>> th we're here talking to you so no one has to feel again. >> we are not done here. coming up tonight at called 100 local ajnlts about security and how new software might help box out scammers and also some answers to questions you might have and some answers you geeshet to demand before you hire anyone to help you buy a home. in the meantime, help spread the word. our team created this catchy video. it talks about the problem, red flags you can take, many of them old school lie calling before you do a wire transfer or reverting to a paper transfer. it's on nbcbay

and i was like, "alicia keys --" >> jimmy: how cool is alicia keys?> jimmy: fights crimes too, man? >> i don't need this. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: this is for you, yeah. >> use this to do something good. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: happy early birthday, pal. your birthday is tomorrow. >> thanks, it's tomorrow! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: happy birthday! what a great early birthday present to have twelve nominations for tony awards. [ cheers and applause ] for "mean girls." i mean, you got to be -- >> thanks, buddy. >> jimmy: psyched for -- >> we were so psyched, you know? and like i was saying last time, for these -- like 13 of them including me is our broadway debut. so it's so exciting, yeah. and they're going to get to perform in the tonys. and -- and it's the greatest. we're so thrilled to just be like part of this whole thing. >> jimmy: and you have the greatest cast, too. >> yeah. >> jimmy: it's so fun. i was like so happy, not for you, but also for your husband, jeff richmond. >> jeff richmond and nell benjamin are nominated for ed.ir sc

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officers are describing the death of alicia mcphail as unexplained. james shaw is on the island. james? it was in woodland close to where i am now that alicia mcphail‘s body was found yesterday. she was reported missing at 6:25am yesterday. there was an informal search by members of the public, and her body was found to win a half hours later. now, as you say, police are describing her death as unexplained. but there will be a postmortem examination this afternoon, and that is likely to yield important clues, important information, as to how alicia died, and that could significantly change the status of the police inquiry. alicia didn't actually live in butte, she was from north lanarkshire on the mainland, and there have been tributes from the headteacher at chapel side primary, saying she was a lovely, happy girl who worked hard, and the whole school community is in mourning today. james shaw, thank you. the inquiry into the grenfell tower fire has been told seniorfire officers wanted to abandon the policy of telling residents to stay put as the bla

hi, alicia thanks to coming >> it is a pleasure to be here with you. >> i wonder if you could tell usink 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 to have th

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this is the alicia vikander iteration. it is.raiders before with angelina jolie, and i'm not somebody who has ever played computer games. i thought this was much more fun than it had any right to be. i think alicia vikander was terrific, and it's a reboot, it's kind of an origin story. as somebody who isn't a gamer and doesn't know that world that well, i thought it was gripping and good fun. the reason i've included it is because there are so many terrible video game adaptations. video games don't generally transfer very well to the screen. i also liked assassin's creed with michael fassbender. i know not everybody else felt the same way, but i thought they made a nice double bill. it was trying to do something new, and i thought she was really good, i thought she carried it rather well. mark, thank you. a quick reminder that you'll find more film news and reviews from across the bbc online at bbc.uk... bbc.co.uk/markkermode. you'd think i'd know it by now, wouldn't you?! and you can find all of our previous programmes on the bb

i will miss alicia, but not i will miss alicia, but not i will miss alicia, but not you.u think the replacement could do the email segment with your wife. next at 8. what disney is saying about a ticket offer ... circulating on social media. something incredible is here at disney california adventure park. it must be epic! thrilling! daring! come ride the incredicoaster. it's going to be simply exhilarating, dahling. (pam) disneyland is warning people about a fake offer to free tickets. there is an advertisement circulating on social media. the false offer looks like a coupon and offers free five tickets. disneyland says it is not real and they do not have any special promotions right now. (ken) take a look at this... this was the drone light show last night at travis air force base in fairfield. this was to celebrate the 4th of july. the celebration featured 500 shooting star drones instead of fireworks. the drones moved in a choreographed routine honoring the military and american history. (pam) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(ken) but our primetime coverage is just get

i'm alicia acuna.t of us, this fourth of july was a day of rest and relaxation. but it was no holiday for the thousands of firefighters battling more than 60 60 wildfs burning across several western states, including california, utah, and new mexico. thousands of people have been evacuated throughout that half of the country. one of the worst is the spring wildfire and colorado. it has destroyed more than 100 homes. the flames stretch beyond 123 square miles, five times the size of manhattan. a porch flag is not enough for one man in massachusetts. arthur mccann earning his entire front yard into an american flag. he uses paint and stencils and yes, it's accurate. 50 stars and 13 stripes. he says he loves america. the opportunity to be creative. i'm alicia acuna in los angeles. ♪ >> sean: as we continued especially special edition sb "hannity": president trump's accomplishments, the president recently had the road, he hit several rallies, discussed building of the military, progress of north korea, and

. >> reporter: wearing pictures of her daughter around her neck, alicia grayson walk spwaos -- walks into court to see the man accused of murdering her 18-year-old daughter. >> he still gets to breathe, you know. >> reporter: nea wilson was with her two sisters when john cowell allegedly stabbed nea and her sister in the neck. >>it's huge overwhelming tragedy for the family as well as our whole community. >> reporter: she says they're investigating this as a possible hate crime but for now they still don't have a concrete motived for the murder. >> we always have the opportunity if we find evidence that can prove the hate crime allegation then we'll amend the complaint. >> alicia says she's dealing with a mixture of emotions, but she says one thing is clear to her. she says b.a.r.t. failed her family and the community. >> b.a.r.t. better do something today. b.a.r.t. better step it up so this doesn't happen to anybody elseless child. >> reporter: cowell does have a lengthy criminal history as we just mentioned over the last couple of days. we know he's been charged with robbery and as

gary and his lovely wife alicia answer viewer emails.h end his holdout and join the team for training camp? our sports director, gary radnich has reaction from napa . next at 8 a mother upset after the u=s postal service loses her package in the mail. what was inside that has her so devastated. new at eight... a north carolina mother is devastated after a package containing 300-ounces of her breastmilk went missing. the lost package was meant for lauren carroll's seven month old son. she says her son can't drink formula because it makes him sick. for the last week, carol has been looking for answers from the u.s. postal service. the mother was called for active duty and moved to pennsylvania last minute. knowing she was going to run out of milk, she had her husband --who is also active duty -- ship out the frozen breast milk last week.lauren carroll, mother: "he put it in a styrofoam cooler, packed it with dry ice and told them what it was like explained that and they were pretty good with them. they knew what it was."them. they knew wha

but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello there.h them decent spells of sunshine. some cloud drifting towards scotland through the day, and at the same time this circulation through the channel isles, south—west england bringing isolated showers, which will push their way across the south of england as well. top temperature is 21- 24, but the england as well. top temperature is 21— 24, but the showers will be very hit and miss. you really will be unlucky if you catch one. the showers fade away through the evening but through the northwest we start to see the arrival of a weak weather front. it won't bring any significant rain but it will bring some cloud, thick enough for the odd spot or two in northern ireland and north—west scotland. but behind it, fresh air thaksin, so you will notice the difference in the feel of the weather. 15— 18. further south, dry, settled and sunny, and again, very warm indeed. take care. a warm welcome to bbc news — broadcasting to viewers in north america and around the globe. my name is mike embley. our

but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello there.y, a smattering to some of the gardens. they were few and far between and the weather headlines we re between and the weather headlines were dominated by the dry hot weather, 29 degrees we have across northern ireland but what a difference a day makes because this week band of weather here, this weather front is going to bring a real drop in temperatures in the day ahead. ahead of it actually, it looks like it will be warm and to the night than last night which means it would have been more in co mforta ble means it would have been more in comfortable sleeping but the change was brought about this cold weather front. most of the rain is across the north to iceland, very little rain on this weather front but what it does introduce is the atlantique eric. temperatures significant lower than wednesday but some sunshine around. not much whether at all. a few spots of rain and drizzle. the head of it, we have a building again on the potential we saw red building showers. there are likely to

this is the alicia vikander iteration. it is.a reboot, it‘s an origin story. as somebody who isn‘t a gamer and doesn‘t know that world that well, i thought it was gripping and good fun. the reason i included it is because there are so many terrible video game adaptations. video games don‘t generally transfer very well to the screen. i also liked assassin‘s creed with michael fassbender. i know not everybody else felt the same way, but i thought they made a nice double bill. it was trying to do something new, and i thought she was really good, i thought she carried it rather well. mark, thank you. a quick reminder that you‘ll find more film news and reviews from across the bbc online, at bbc.co... bbc.co.uk/markkermode. you‘d think i‘d know it by now, wouldn‘t you?! and you can find all of our previous programmes on the bbc iplayer. mark, thank you so much. that‘s it for this week. thanks for watching. goodbye. welcome to the weekend, which will offer a bit of cloud and some rain to parts of scotland and northern ireland, whereas

alicia acuna is joining us live from los angeles with the latest. hi, alicia. >> hi julie.ifferent cities including right here in los angeles. this was student-led and organized with a small amount of money, $3800 for all the demonstrations nationwide. this was not a national rifle association sponsored event. march for our rights says it is also about protecting the 2nd amendment, though. these folks say they worry they could lose the right to own certain types of weapons in the recent calls for new gun legislation. >> when the founding fathers wrote the united states constitution, they were clear with the words your right to bear arms shall not be infringed. but today in the year 2018, we see infringement piling upon another infringement, multiple infringements restrictsing us from our civil liberties and our constitutional rights. >> we love our police and soldiers but there are not enough or to respond to every issue from criminals. >> they did acknowledge a small turnout this video is from a demonstration in washington, d.c. participants said they plan to build on this

good evening, alicia. >> >> yes, bret.ght deadline makes it difficult for the department to ensure these children end up with the right and proper parent. doj wants to use d.n.a. testing if necessary. the american civil liberties union calls that a last resort. it was a handful of aclu lawsuits that, in part, brought us to today when the judge in san diego held a status hearing on a number of deadlines the federal government must meet with regard to these children and their parents. judge dana saberno a judge w. bush appointee that by today parents must have contact with their children. by tuesday, children under the age of 5 must be reunited and by july 26th, all of them, upwards of 3,000. in a hearing today, federal officials were told by the judge all deadlines stand. we did get word from the doj that all parents and kids were able to contact each other. that in some cases parents and children are video conferencing in a filing before today's hearing the doj explained its concerns about the difficulty of some cases in m

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. >> faltan dos dias para el seg segundo plazo de reunificacion de menores separados, alicia ns cuentauchas organizaciones proinmigrantes ven improbable que el gobierno cumpla . >> lograra el go brbierno reu c reunificar a las familias que e separo?. >> cquiero creer pero es difici . >> 2551 menores esperan a sus padres de esos 1634 son elegi e elegibles para posible reunif reunificacion . >> uequeedadan dos dias no cre p puedan en el tiempo limite . >> repesta organizacion represe 382 padres 73 han sido liberados 26 reunificados pero estan en un centro de detencion . >> adeama ds de eso 6 deporta s isn hii isin is sin hijos 74 en centro pero sin hijos 202 que no sabemoonde est estan . >> puede sla razon detras de e deportaciones voluntarias . >> sabemos que esa forma se uso por agents dees de ice para d s los padres no sabemos ccomo , r pero si en algunos como opcion en otros como obligacion o la n unica opcion para ver a sus h hijos . >> falta de comunicacion que ser repit repite . >> sabemos que son cientos de a familias que faltan y que el trabajo no ha terminado . >> una familia e

alguna para pasar semanas o meses sin ver a sus hijos >> esta tarde alicia barrera pudo hablar con unar cuando separas el presta tristes >> laughter al 15 de >> volver a vvcruzaron la fronterae >> pensÉ que podrÍa olvera ver y estaba muy triste >> por un mes los datos no facilitar la comunicaciÓn entre padre e hijo >> me dijeron que iban a investigar dÓnde estaba Él >> son historias y como en la doctora salazar has tragedias pasan asÍ y eso es lo que mÁs me llama la atenciÓn >> humanidad que se muestra a travÉs de donativos para quienes han sufrido esto >> un niÑo serÁ un niÑo siempre. no tiene que ver de quÉ color o que hizo su papÁ, los momentos que han pasado ellos han tenido que pasar tragedias. >> se limite algunos niÑos que uno puede experimentar la felicidad >> por fin se puede reunahora q e?alidad mis sueÑos >> el presidente trump dile dij al presidente de mÉxico obrador acerca de la carta. la carta menciona el tratado de libre comercio. trump le dijo que contarÁ con su apoyo solo se puede hacer rÁpido, de lo contrario tomarÍa otra ruta >> en mÉxico decena benevo depo nuestro

julie: alicia acuÑa, thank you.nnell: president trump's laying new demands, details of those positions ahead. plus, the president vetting process as narrow it is list this weekend of candidates to replace justice anthony kennedy on the supreme court. the top contenders, live report on that next. >> as you know, there's now a vacancy of the supreme court. [cheers and applause] >> and if you turn in monday at 9:00 o'clock, i think you will be extremely happy, right? [cheers and applause] why did i want a crest 3d white smile? dinner date...meeting his parents dinner date. so i used crest. crest 3d white removes... ...95% of surface stains in just 3 days... ...for a whiter smile... that will win them over. crest. healthy, beautiful smiles for life. man: it takes a lot of work to run this business, but i really love it. i'm on the move all day long, and sometimes i don't eat the way i should. so i drink boost to get the nutrition i'm missing. boost high protein now has 33% more protein, along with 26 essential vitamins

alicia heart, she took care of some of the children who have been taken to inspectionmmigration facilit south txs the. are you heartened or troubled when you hear about that report that nick gave us about these kids and their parents being dna tested in an effort to identify them and match them up again? >> well, i hope we work diligently to get these kids back to their parents and i think if records haven't been kept dna will be the only way of doing that and ensuring kids get back to a safe home. >> you have encountered these kids without their parents at emergency rooms. tell us about their conditions. >> i took care of one child that upset me. an eight-year-old child that separated from his family either before he crossed over or avenue, i wasn't sure. the child was being sent from a detention center to have a medical clearance to go to a psychiatric facility and she was very quiet, very withdrawn and scared and when i approached him he said he was sad and i just couldn't get a lot of information. a child at that age, eight and scared, they're not going to give me history and then u

>> and singer alicia keys read a letter from a mother whose son was taken away. >> i had spent nights without sleep searching and searching for my son without knowing where he was. >> president trump signed an order to end this. but kids still need to be reunited with their parents. >> as the rallies were going on, president trump tweeted this, when people come into our country illegally we must escort them back out. our laws are the dumbest anywhere in the world. democrats want open boarders. >> on the fire watch wildfire is forcing evacuations in sacramento. firefighters say it could spread even more than 600 acres. the fires are approaching the napa county line so right now it is zero % contained. >> now to the latest on the fast moving brush fired. firefighters were in mop up mode. the fire consumed a total of 394 acres and now crews have it at 90% containment. today's flare-up was near the walnutioyav seen ts early in the summer, so when flare-ups like the one you see here happened, they have an aggressive new plan of attack. >> fire engines speeding out of the station just momen

macalen texas donde el pÁnico se apoderÓ en un centro comercial tras el reporte de un pistolero activo, alicia7 sospechosos que ingresaron a robar una lujosa joyerÍa. con miedo corriendo por sus vida asÍ salieron las personas de la plaza. (nombre en inglÉs) cuando se corriÓ el rumor que un grupo armado estaba robando una joyerÍa >>> habÍa gente diciendo que habÍan armas y no sÉ que y quÉ estÁ pasando, y veo la gente que estÁ realmente todos estan cerrando las tiendas y todo el mundo corriendo y poco a poco estaba todo vacÍo. >>> la policÍa de macalen logrÓ responder de forma rÁpida y de acuerdo a testigos en la joyerÍa los oficiales arrestaron a los sospechosos >>> lo sacaron por una puerta trasera y este, salimos aquÍ al estacionamiento y luego llegaron los policÍas y todos estÁbamos en pÁnico porque fue al hospita horrible >>> policÍa rodearon un motel cercano en el centro comercial >>> todo el mundo corriendo y nos sacaron y alcanzamos escuchar disparos z >>> este video de seguridad en tiendaes el pÁnico y confusiÓn agobiaba a todos. >>> yo cerrÉ las puertas y luego como no sabÍa quÉ hacer

we have alicia from the private side, and norwish from the public side. today, we're on 22nd, and we're going to cleanup some graffiti. i'm about to get down and dirty with the graffiti abatement team. they left a square for me to paint. it's going to be the best square that this city's ever seen. >> we go over the graffiti with our sprayer. just grab a gun, squeeze gently on the trigger, just side and side or up and down, however you want to do it to cover it up, all right? there you go. >> okay. i think i did pretty good, huh? you know what? i'm going to leave this to the professionals. oh, no problem. >> this is the first time, and natasha did very well. and i just want to remember, not only did you use the proper technique when spraying, but you wore the proper -- [inaudible] >> good job, natasha. >> i just finished painting with the graffiti abatement unit. you see this beautiful building, the beautiful job that we did, you know, we put in a lot of hard work. i did just see that painting the square, my arm was tired, i got paint on me, but i commend

fox news's alicia acuna is in the l.a. bureau with all of the details. alicia. >> hi, melissa. a fire that popped up within the last 24 hours. officials confirmed to fox, one person has died. we're awaiting details how that happened. approximately 8,000-acres had burned and many homes, according to crews. it is burning right along the oregon-california state line. for a while it shut down parts of interstate 5 which is the main north/south route along the west coast. there are red flag warnings. they are expected to remain for the rest of the day. california governor jerry brown declared a state of emergency. this is one of 60 significant fires burning in the western part of the country right now. 105,000-acres burned so far. 200 miles south and west of denver, you talk about a fast-moving fire, officials say when this one started, it was burning 16 acres a minute. it is third largest in colorado state history. it has destroyed upwards of 250 homes. officials said they did get some rain which helped with containment but it also prompted a flash flood watch. colorado governor jo

alicia says police need more money for a many as tools as possible the -- haunts the survivors, even they grow wh. >> 's its like having that worry? >> it horrifying to know that your image can be shared over and over and over dpen. >> is alicia's kids napper scott tyree has spent time in prison. he's scheduled to rease from a prison? buckner, north carolina. taking a live outside, a little bit o a breeze, it's 74 tegsz, when can we expect a real cooldown? welcome guys! hi! you are gonna love the neighborhood! it's totally wired for fios. is that a good thing? good? fiber-optics can move crazy amounts of data at even crazier speeds. and fios is a 100% fiber-optic network, so you can stream, game, and watch 4k shows all at once. kid's right about that! see! we are gonna have so much fun here. 100% fiber-optic network. 100% phenomenal. get the fastest speeds available for the best price with the fios gigabit connection. (birds chirping, a running ahh.k,) the new deer park sparkling is made with real spring water. ♪ it's so refreshing and delicious, you don't need slo-mo models to sell

alicia wilson, their executive director, she and i have worked together for years. when i heard they were contemplating moving to the said , i reached out and is there a way we can do this together? we got some gannt dollars they got some grant dollars and we were successful in opening the facility that has plenty of exam rooms, x-ray, lab, and also social services s that we opened it two years ago and it's been successful. it'sery busy. >> and where is it located? >> it's across from east/west oghway across from the prince george's plaz the greenbelt metro stop. >>> okay. all right.ot you have a to offer. so we just need to makeure folks can have access get out there and get them.u it's so easier to get yo screenings than to wind up in the e.r. thank you all so much for a great discussion about the doctors community health system and you be well. >> thank you very much. >>> and next on "news for your sunday, d.c. finding jobs for the disabled. >>> d.c. celebrated the 28th anniversary -- is about to celebrate of the americans with disabilities act. the city is offer

correspondent alicia acuna reports from denver. >> water from a goldmine may not sound like somethingto drink, but with the water supplies in the west so scarce, one colorado city is ready to pay millions of dollars to do just that. >> it can be very significant source of water. mines have very large land footprints. >> jodey arrington is president of mine water, which owns the london mine in central colorado. it has been naturally collecting snow melts for decades, an estimated 32 billion gallons is held in the underground basin. harrington figured out a way to harness the water and clean it up. >> this is where in that it was in violation and bankrupt and had no way to clean it up so we are actually using the water supply, the economics of the water, to fund the cleanup. >> new wells drain the water out of the mines working for us. they like and get to putting and drinking straws to bring the water out. >> how the water comes out of the mine. to redo the plumbing interior to the mine to move the water supply away from the minerals. >> the city of aurora has inked a deal worth more t

alicia silverstone ended her near 13-year marriage.avis, it was 16. ♪ i'm bad at love >>> halsey and g-easy proved to be bad at love. brooke burke called her split with david charvet a "necessary decision" and "positive change." "my big fat greek wedding's" nia vardalos and ian gomez said, "our relationship became a friendship." and after her split from anderson east, miranda lambert says, i am who i am. i cuss. i drink. i get divorced. and get my heart broken. ♪ i'm giving you on love, 'cause love's given. on me ♪ >> as for what miranda did the first time she was asked about blake shelton's new love, gwen? she hung up on the reporter. it was a rough year for some of our hollywood favorites, but for prince harry and meghan markle? well, they're still in the honeymoon phase. >> cam, they'll never be out of the honeymoon phase. they're so in love. it will last forever. we know meghan has immersed herself in royal life. but what everyone's debating today, well, does that include a new british accent? >> thank you, i appreciate that. >> a

be the internet if you were not dubbed something for going viral ie permit patti, barbecue patti, alicia dubbed hi hooping harold should st off the courts if they can't handle it. i think that sums uthe overall septemberment. ever seen i swear catering to everyone's sensitivee has mad people soft and my favorite next time myhe son cs me playing uno i think i'll call the cops. >> foulsth happen e time in basketball what do you think of this. >> i think it'sttupid thing i heard of in any life upid she should cancel hissst member: she called police over anoaggressive foul in pickup basketball game. they had to come out and waste time and resources in the eents it was nothi and then they left. this is stupid. they shoncel hisel his memberc membership. >> that's what people are saying the that he needs harsh quons quepss for this # 911 is his is marina marracos not app emergency. >> for all these people who needlessly call police f offiine them. if you fine them for calling cops foron stupid s you may see less stupidity out there. >> they're real crimes are happening. >> call the cops, call t

. >> alicia often put in time after clocking out. >> it was small things like taking out the trash or wiping a table down. there's small tasks that even after i clock out there would be things to do. >> that practice is at the heart of the california's supreme court ruling that said an employee must be paid for all work, even after clocking out. douglas worked as a shift supervisor at starbucks from 2009 to 2010 in southern california. every day he was required to spend up to ten minutes escorting coworkers to their cars and locking up the store. in federal court starbucks attorneys argued the time was too minuscule to be tracked but the attorney says the california supreme court ruling is a big victory for workers favoring california's more protective laws and modern technology. >> a lot of this opinion deals with modern technology and the ability to track time. the federal rule came out of a 1946-case when obviously it was difficult to track time and you didn't have computers. >> we reached out to starbucks and they gave us this statement. any precedent established by the ruling wil

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design a hope that you often come to psyche different collection has especially for alicia a little extra fled to the paris fashion world price of the stuff of peaches. one of the best places to see how the vikings lived over a thousand years ago is the head of blue settlement and the don of arc fortress in northern germany between the eighth and the eleven centuries they were centers of trade networks between northern and western europe now both sites for recently listed by unesco and they invite in visitors to experience what life was like back then. who would have vikings life was not for the fainthearted the men hunted for food with bows an heiress. hand-made clothes and cloth kept them warm during the cold winters. vikings built wooden ships with the simplest of to. the viking settlement of painted blue once numbered among the foremost in the medieval trading centers in northern europe. died sure visitors how the vikings went about their daily lives over a thousand years ago. were and livnat was a life in and with nature but had an incredibly sharp power of observation they were very

la hija de don alicia martÍnez habÍa sido enviada a pensilvania mientras que ella se quedÓ detenida eno hay que dejar de luchar por la reunificaciÓn familiar. regresÓ contigo, palmira. palmira: tramitaciÓn trump afirmÓ que cumplieron con la orden de un juez al reunificar a todos los niÑos y padres que habÍan sido separados en la frontera.elevaron que reunieron a 1004 122 menores con sus padres. 711 niÑos tenÍan vÍnculos con alumnos-- con adultos no elegibles y algunos ya estaban fuera del paÍs y otros 120 niÑos corresponden a padres que eligieron no se reunificaros con sus hijos. a pesar de que el gobierno dijo que cumpliÓ con el plazo para reunir a las familias, algunos quedan separados de manera permanente. para los expertos en tema de miras el proceso legal y logÍstico es muy complicado. [habla en inglÉs] >> la encargada del proceso de refugiados de calidades catÓlicas dice que por ley los niÑos pueden solicitar asilo de manera automÁtica. y son puestos de proceso diferente. -- aparte de que la separaciÓn es inÉdita. una corte feraz de california postergÓ para la próxima semanala de

here is abc 7 news reporter alicia. >> reporter: to say this father is heart broken would be an understatement. his daughter was one of the 36 people killed in the ghost ship fire. the two who rand the warehouse struck a deal with the d.a., derek almena got nine years, likely serve 3 1/2, max harris got 6, but should be out in less than two years. >> to be four years or two years with time served, you know, but we just want some justice, some fair justice. >> reporter: defense attorneys insist justice has been served and their clients are also hurting. >> he accepts responsibility for what he did, and feels very badly about what happened. >> max has been and will always be paying for what happened. >> reporter: on december 2nd, 2016, a fire broke out during a party on the building's second floor. there were no fire extinguishers and the only escape route was down a narrow makeshift wooden staircase. >> they acted negligencely in running that building known as the ghost ship. >> reporter: if the case had gone to trial almena and harris had lost, they could have spent the rest of their lives in