i'm going to start with you, alissa, tort the actually descre how you see the economy working, in fact, punishing working pfamilies and why families areo squeezed today. >> o.k.. well, the main causes behind the squeeze from the many people i spoke to, i probably spoke to around a-up people and different fam -- a hundred people and different families in america over a period of four years, housing costs, the cost of college which has -- even public colleges has doubled since 1996 and private exponentially raised. and finally, daycare. and that's the more, one of the more complicated ones because, as we know, daycare workers are not particularly well paid. so what is behind that that. and the people i spoke to were also struggling with other thing s. the fact that so much work is now contingent, meaning freelance or part time or piecemeal, and it's the at weird hours of the night sometimes, right? the just in time work. so they're working in the middle of the evening and, thus, they have to go to something that i discovered called 24-hour daycares. and that means daycare early in the mo

boys, what of whom who is autistic and so we should be looking at childhood success which was like alissa and the mom said to do with his crazy health care system, imagine if our economy, like companies were rewarded if we help the children succeed. at the evolution we need and the first big step is transfer the notions of work and value in this country in the best way to do that simply putting $1000 a month into the hands of the american adult, every month, and that's the first big move on put makeup in as president. the thing i i want to suggest o you all is that is that our conversations are way out of date, where decades behind. our political system is decades behind. we can also feel that insensitive and we need to accelerate both society and our government board into 2018 and 2020 as fast as we can. the reason why i am so animated and you are all here today, there are two things. why does you know this economy is not working for human beings. that's why you woke up on a sunday and decided panel. and number two, you know that it's going to be up to us to drag, to drag our institution

tyler milton and alissa farrington said, quick thinking and teamwork helped them save 9-month- old stevenight of august 27th ... a deputy spotted the parents driving erratically through the city of bellflower. deputies say, the parents were speeding through red lights trying to get the baby to the hospital. <"mr hanna got out of the car and he was crying and he's pretty hysterical. and that's when i saw the baby. and the baby's eyes were open but he wasn't breathing he wasn't responsive."> steven's parents came to america from egypt a year and a half ago and they say they feel grateful to this great country for giving their child a new chance at life. in sports...we will look in at how the raiders are doing in their season opener again the rams... and 49ers head coach kyle shanahan's take on jimmy garoppolo's three - interception performance yesterday? ... don't worry... because jimmy g. isn't... mark has the coach's thoughts... coming up next at 8 imagine waking up and finding a coyote in your bedroom! one woman describes the tense moments she faced off with the animal. woman in oklahoma

earlier i spoke to actress and activist alissa milano, herself a survivor of sexual assault, about thehearing. >> it was a very hard day to be in that room. but i was proud to be a woman and i was proud to be a survivor. and i felt like i needed to be there for other survivors that couldn't be there. >> before we talk more about the hearing itself and your experience being there, i know you've been very vocal about supporting and believing women. if this investigation doesn't provide clear answers about these allegations, will you at least be satisfied with the process that's taken place before the vote? >> i think so. i believe in the process. i believe in investigating. i believe in, you know, calling other witnesses, potentially complete disclosure of all documents. you do think they need to subpoena mark judge. i think the whole time when he was accusing her or the democrats of being a partisan operative, it was really him that came off as the partisan operative. and to me, when we're dealing with such sensitive issues like sexual abuse and assault, there is no place on the supreme

(pam) we brought you this story when it first happened.deputies tyler milton and alissa farrington say old steven hanna last month. christina pascucci has more. "i was happy to see the baby healthy and smiling and playful an emotional reunion between 9 month old baby steven hanna and the two lakewood sheriffs station deputies who saved his lifeyasser hanna/dadi like them very much, they are the best people on the earthit was the night of august 27th ...deputy milton spotted stevens parents driving erratically through the city of bellflower.(deputy milton/lapd)they ran a red turn signal light at a high rate of speed almost hit a pole and heard the tire screech that immediately drew my attention. mr hanna got out of the car and he was crying and he's pretty hysterical. and that's when i saw the baby. and the baby's eyes were open but he wasn't breathing he wasn't responsive.(deputy farrington)as soon as i heard it on the radio i heard. the urgency in his voice. i knew that something was serious. deputy farrington was the first to respond to that call. (deputy farrington)i see him in the