alyssa, the little flower girl. >> alyssa, will you promise to share in the love of this family?f so, will you please say i will? >> i will. >> i got her a little bracelet and had it engraved letting her know that i will always love her as my own and gave it to her that day. >> from that moment on, alyssa called melissa mom. how did that make you feel? >> happy. very happy. >> what a happy couple they were, a happy family. >> just for her to be my wife is a blessing. >> it's what you wait for all your life. >> what were your plans? >> to buy a house and to have babies and have a family. >> they eventually moved here, a three bedroom ranch in the carson valley, look out toward the sierra nevadas. alyssa spent half her time with ben and melissa and half the time with her birth mom dawn. in the end what ben really wanted was to have his little girl permanently. >> he never thought he could have his daughter. i was like, yeah, you could. >> he won custody. >> it was him and his daughter and that's what he always wanted. >> then the little household grew. melissa's teenage brother cra

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. >> alyssa harrington explains the dramatic rescue. >> reporter: these three people climbed over that barrier at fort mason onto the side of a steep cliff and fell. 911 call came in around 5:20 a.m. san francisco firefighters say a man and a woman were found clinging to the side of the cliff. they were actually partially in the water and had to be rescued using ropes. their friend was in the water. >> this is a steep cliff that has a barrier in front of it. it goes down to a rocky area that has a cove or an alcove. we did know there were two individuals that were stuck on there and we did note that one adult male was unconscious floating icue b pulled that man from the bay and lifesaving efforts were w l in there but firefighters say that the water is so cold that

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>> actress alyssa alano joining them. her message for senators. plus i sat down with one woman who wrote to her rapist decades after she was attacked. the surprising response just 20 minutes after she sent her e-mail. >> and i was shaking as i pressed the button. and his first words were "oh my god, deb, this is" and he said his name, "oh my god, i'm so sorry, so sorry." >> the power of an apology. we'll be right back. >>> this special edition of "nightline" continues. here again, juju chang. >> reporter: today president trump striking a combative tone and pointing fingers at senate democrats. >> they know it's a big fat con job. and they go into a room, and i guarantee you, they laugh like hell at what they pulled off on you and on the public. >> reporter: the president fielding a range of questions on sexual assault accusations against his supreme court nominee, brett kavanaugh. >> when i look at what's happened to the reputation of a great gentleman, a great intellect, a brilliant man, somebody that has a chance to be one of our great supreme c

ktvu has alyssa harrington following the story with the latest and we will check in with her in just a moment. >>> pope francis acknowledged that the sex abuse scandal is rocking the catholic church is driving people away. he said the church must change its ways to keep future generations. the statements came on the final day of his baltic pilgrimage which is on the heels of a new report that shows decades of sex abuse and cover-up in germany. the report found more than 3600 people, half of them 13 or younger, were abused by clergy between 1946 and 2014. >>> bill cosby is scheduled to be sentenced for drugging and sexually assaulting a woman. he faces probation to 10 years in prison. in court yesterday, prosecutors asked the judge for a 5-10-year sentence. the d.a. for the 81-year-old has no remorse -- said he has no remorse and is capable of reoffending. he said the prison sentence would send a message that nobody is above the law. though the defense argues that cosby is old, frail and legally blind and should be sent home on house arrest. >>> expect big crowds in san francisco. the

. >> alyssa harrington spoke to people about what they heard and is live near 46th avenue. >> reporter: people i talked to had never heard of anything like this happening in this neighborhood and you can see somebody left flowers where the man was shot. directly behind this, there were bullets that tore through a wooden fence and police are canvassing the area. they are searching for video that may have captured the shooting. flowers marks the spot where one person was shot and killed just before 9:00 last night. it happened near 46th avenue. it was in a quiet outer sunset neighborhood. >> officers found a male victim suffering from gunshot wounds and they immediately rendered aid and summoned medics to the scene and transported the victim to the hospital. >> reporter: there was about 80 jehovah's witnesses attending a meeting down the street and they heard gunfire. >> we heard bullets as we were leaving. we backed up and stayed inside and waited for the police. >> reporter: how many shots did you hear? >> five or six. >> reporter: lauren was there and his car was hit by a bullet and m

alyssa harrington, ktvu fox2 news. >> people in the fountain grov their tap water again. city water officials say recent tests show the water is safe for the first time since last year's deadly wildfires. last november santa rosa far water officials sent an advisory to the surviving homes in the fountain grove neighborhood warning them not to drink or bathe in the water because of high levels of benzene. since then the city has replaced many of the pipes and has done various testing on the water. there will be a community meeting to discuss what happens next. that will be wednesday night at 6:00 at the utility field office on stony point road. >>> police in santa rosa investigating a weekend hit and run crash that killed a pedestrian. the stony point road. near highway 12 on. police say a man was in the middle of the the man died from the injuries. we do not know his name but police are still searching for the driver and for that white car. >> we did have one witness who could describe the vehicle and had -- did not initially saw the collision but they saw the aftermath.

alyssa harrington is now there at foothill boulevard. what can you tell us? >> reporter: police activity did shut down the freeway at the 580 and 238 interchange for about an hour this morning. you can see all lanes are back open and traffic is finally moving. chp and the sheriff's office are both here investigating a hit and run that turned into a chase and a freeway shooting. this all started just before 4 am and involved a two vehicles. chp says a black camaro and a white sedan were traveling southbound on 238 from the hayward area. at some point the two cars collided. the driver of the white sedan did not stop so the driver of the camaro followed. at some time at least one shot was fired at the camaro. the driver of the white sedan never stopped and police are still searching for that suspect vehicle. there was a sig alert in effect but now all lanes are back open. i'm told the driver of the camaro was not hurt and that car has been towed for the investigation. alyssa harrington, ktvu fox2 news . >>> lawrence is still causing severe damage in north caroli

alyssa and jennifer are back with us once again.with you, a lea -- alicia, because you have been helping people with getting advisers, mentors, perhaps funding. so thank you for everything you're doing, but give ace tip. >> sure. my top tip is to make sure you do your homework on both the business that you're pitching and the person that you're pitching. what i mean by that is all too on we go into business pitches and we're consumed with how do we get them to buy the product, what are the pros and cons, how do i get that message across, and we forget to do the research on the people we're pitching. i call it people diligence. by that i mean go to the web, find out what you have in common, where did they go to school, what are they really proud of? because at the end of the day, ree relationships matter. if you get to know the person first and make a connection with them, business is that much easier. >> right, even if you go in cold, quickly scan their office. they might have a diploma up and you went to the same school, or they mi

actress alyssa milano..who's been a strong activist in the me too moment.e did during the hearing earned her reprimand from capitol police. here's steven fabian. alyssa milano was seated behind brett kavanaugh thursday as he gave his fiery testimony and she was asked to stop recording video of the historic event. she posted an image of kavanaugh swearing in on twitter. nearly an hour later, she posted video of his testimony. capitol police told her to stop because recording video is not permitted unless you're a member of the press. the "who's the boss?" star wasn't in the audience during the question-and-answer portion of the hearing and tweeted about it. on friday morning, she cleared up rumors on social media that she had her phone taken away. she said it was not confiscated but her "believe women" sign was. she also confirmed capitol police warned her about recording video. milano, one of the leaders of the #metoo movement, spoke at a rally friday in washington. " completely overwhelmed," milano told inside edition when asked about kavanaugh's testimony

ktvu's alyssa harrington was there today as activists held their closing ritual outside the detentiony. >> the release of hugo adler. >> reporter: his release from the west county detention facility in richmond was met with applause, tears, and hugs. his family thanked >> our family does not have to go through this pain again. >> i always called and asked to have him with us again. >> i feel very happy. i wish everybody there can be with their family, too. >> regular had been locked up since last spring. the bond money included donations from his family, the immigrant family defense fund, the west county community detention facility fund, and the racist fund, which has bonded out nearly 200 people. >> i am very grateful right now. like i said, i wish all this stops. -- would stop. all of what they are doing with the people that they have taken inside the detention centers and separated. >> i have learned there is a lot of families and kids going through the same thing that i did. and it is not fair. no one deserves it. >> reporter: aguilar was born in mexico, and came to the united st

alyssa harrington, fox 2 news . >>> today the district had extra counselors on hand for students andent. the entire campus was placed on lockdown thursday after a gun discharged and tied the school. they recovered the gun and a bullet casing, three students released to their parents. one student had been booked in juvenile hall. including possession of a firearm and negligent discharge of a firearm. >>> bart said it scaling back its emergency police staffing plan after several weeks of mandatory overtime for its officers.>> the transit aged say this can still work a six- day they want and writer safety will remain a priority. >> as a part restricts its staffing, writing the trains to let passengers know it is still safe to enbr after several week increased violent crimes. including the stabbing death. >> we have over 40 -- writers a day. for those 1-2 incident is very isolated. the vast majority people who write part make it from their port -- point of origin to their destination without any assistance -- incidents. >> i watch out for myself. >> weeks after wilson's death, bart rolle

alyssa caplin one of our producers here at fox. we saw him being led away by sheriff deputies in handcuffs. my understanding is he will be taken to a montgomery county jail in lower providence township first where he will be processed and awaiting transport to the state correctional institute. phoenix. which is on the state correctional institute campus. that's where he will be evaluated and then put into the prison population, trace. again, you know, his attorneys say he is legally blind. my understanding is that they will assign an inmate if they deem that he is, in fact, legally blind to act as his guide when he needs to move around inside that prison for at least, we believe, the next three years, trace. >> trace: the correctional facility will actually test his eyesight to make sure is he legally blind. rick leventhal senior correspondent on the scene. rick, stand by in case we get more spokes persons. bring in a woman who practices civil litigation in both federal and state courts and the question here becomes three to ten ye

. >>> westman vest, the ceo of c alyssa cbs is now out of a job.ns to announce a new deal to settle lawsuits over control of the company. he says he is leaving the company after six more women claims he sexually harassed or assaulted them. six other women previously accused him of sexual misconduct. some of the claims date back several decades, before moving has ran cbs. head -- he had encounters with all three women spent claim -- claims they were consensual. >>> tomorrow is the anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. yesterday, a dedication ceremony was held in shanksville pennsylvania to honor the 40 people who were killed when united flight 93 crashed into a field there. >>> ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars ♪ >> a unique memorial called the tower of voices now stands at the site of the tragedy. the $6 million project was funded by the national park foundation. it stands 93 feet, and holds 40 windchimes, honoring each of those victims.'s >>> for the past 14 years, an empty field in west sacramento has been filled with thousands of flags

alyssa harrington was there and she tells us it is part of the governor's crusade to slow the effects of climate change. >> reporter: and out of this world initiative closed the 2018 global climate action summit in san francisco. with governor jerry brown announcing plans to track climate change from space. >> the climate threat still keeps growing, so we want to know what the is going on over the world, all of the time. so we are going to launch our own satellite. our own satellite to figure out where the pollution is, and how we are going to ended. >> reporter: his closing remarks were just part of a jampacked day at the miss coney center. speakers included former vice president al gore. >> our world is in the early stages of a sustainability revolution. >> reporter: the crowd gave him a standing ovation after a rousing speech that stressed the dangers and threats to climate change and the hope that humankind will come together to make necessary changes. >> we have the tools we need, we can solve this crisis. [ applause ] so, that only leaves the final question, will we change? an

there is some sort of justice not a lot of people in hollywood are speaking out other than actresses alyssa mulatto and amber tamblyn who were part of the times up in the two movements are happy that someone like him is paying for their crimes so to speak but you're not seeing the type of backlash that you saw with a harvey weinstein my thought like like ninety percent nine percent of hollywood were really happy to see him go down and why do you think that is k.j. is his sentencing and the fact that he is being sent to prison do you think that that's going to have any significant impact on other celebrities there in hollywood what i have to wait to see because so far only hype harvey weinstein has been charged of course they're investigating him for other crimes but a lot of the men who have been accused of many sexual harassment sexual assault allegations have yet to be charge i mean just recently a d.a. decided not to press charges against actor at the andersen and even kevin spacey and even steven seagal so there are many many men in this needs who movement have been accused very few hav

to my weight alyssa milano in my line of sight, brett kavanaugh's parents, it was tough to watch. his mom watched her son undergo with, she was choked up a number of times. that was difficult. it was clear by the end of today we learned nothing new. we still have brett kavanaugh categorically and unequivocally denying ms. ford's allegations and not just him but everyone else she described at the party as well. this was not a he said she said situation, this is a she said versus what four people have said. jillian: that she come across as credible? >> he was sympathetic, ernest but there were a number of inconsistencies. she said she cannot name the hearing this past monday, her attorney said that is because of her fear of flying and she says that is because of what happened in this incident. they asked for a few days that she would be able to drive to washington dc from california. we heard the rumors and wasn't sure where that was coming from. >> you speak through your lawyers and that was from her legal team. it turns out she took a plane to washington dc to this hearing today.

alyssa harrington, ktvu fox2 news. >>> and eight-year-old girl is in critical condition.ned in a swimming pool at an east bay country club on sunday afternoon. first responders from alameda county and the sheriff's department rushed to the castlewood country club near pleasanton. they saw the little girl in the pool. she was given cpr and later rushed to ucsf benioff children's hospital oakland in oakland. investigators said it was very busy at the pool. >> the pool was pretty crowded. this child went under somewhere along the way and we know that takes mere seconds for a child to go into distress. >> lifeguards did what they were trained to do and officials say it appears to be an accident right now. >>> the san francisco district attorney, george gascsn, plans to launch a safety campaign for ride-share passengers. there is no word on what it will include but there have been calls for background checks and fingerprinting of drivers. uber is also adding a feature to allow passengers to report trouble during a ride. >>> san francisco reportedly agreed to pay $60,000 to set

alyssa harrington has more about the suspected kidnapper and where they were found. >> reporter: this is where investigators said john cosso was hiding with his young son at this la quinta in in dublin. they were able to rescue the boy early this morning. >> i saw him got dragged out of the front door. >> reporter: norvell was dropping off his girlfriend at the la quinta inn. >> i saw a guy get tangled with a s.w.a.t. team and a child was screaming for his dad. >> reporter: sheriff's deputies arrested 41-year-old john cosso, the father of six-year- old jayce cosso. he was abducted from his mother's home in modesto monday morning prompting and amber alert stretching from the central valley to the bay area. police said the father had associates pose as utility workers. they broke down the mother's door, pepper sprayed her and grabbed the boy out of her arms. >> my understanding is there currently separated or going through a divorce and there are custody issues. why he chose to do it in this day in this matter is something we are investigating. >> reporter: the modesto police are taking

alyssa harrington, ktvu fox way to determine why fuel began leaking from an airplane waiting to leave sfo. passengers posted video to twitter showing the emergency response. the airport said the plane leaked less than 10 gallons of fuel and it was contained and did not reach any storm drains. this was flight 927 to mexico city and it ultimately had to be canceled. we are reaching out for a statement about that cancellation and incident. >>> bart is recovering after a 20 minute delay at the bay fair station in san leandro due to police actvity's. sale has been talking about this. officers responded to the report of an assault on a train just after 5:00 s saying a man pulled a woman off the train that he said was using drugs. the man was taken into custody and the woman is not cooperating with officers. the train was released from the station and no one was injured. >>> a long time san jose police officer is suing the city and apartment for what he calls discrimination based on his ethnicity and religion. officer nabil haidear is lebanese american and a muslim who filed a complaint afte

i saw press reports stating that brett kavanaugh was on the short list of alyssa very qualified supreme court nominees. i thought it was my civic duty to relay the information i had about mr. kavanaugh's conduct so that those considering his nomination would know about this assault. on july 6, 2018, i had a sensein of urgency to relay the information to the senate and the president as soon as possible before a nominee was selected. i did not know how specifically to do this. i called my congressional representative and let her receptionist know that someoneci on the president's shortlist had attacked me. i also sent a message to the washington post's confidential tip line. i did not use my name, but ies provided the names of brett kavanaugh and mark judge. i stated that mr. kavanaugh had assaulted me in the 1980s in maryland.ta this was an extremely hard thing for me to do, but i felt i couldn't not do it. over the next two days, i told a couple of close friends on the beach in california that mr. kavanaugh had sexually assaulted i was very conflicted about whether to speak out. on july

alyssa harrington is in fairfax.ng and are the firefighters getting a handle on it? >> reporter: good morning. so far, firefighters said it has grown to 100 acres and is 10% contained. in fairfax, we can smell the smoke on the fire is burning 8 miles down the road. there is an evacuate -- there is an evacuation center at lagunitas school. the fire started near the samuel p. taylor state park, along sir francis drake boulevard. it's known for its redwood trees and is a popular place to and hike. firefighters are dealing with challenges. they said there is steep terrain and they are using bulldozers, bringing in water tenders and trying to prevent the flames from spreading further. the fire has grown to 100 acres and is 10% contained. evacuation orders are in effect for nearby areas to arroyo road to hiroko road. 25 structures are threatened and the fire area is not known at this time. >>> new this morning, a new look at an early morning fire at a homeless encampment in oakland. firefighters have been on the scene sinc

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alyssa harrington has the story. >> reporter: this is the first cultural development plan in the city of oakland in 30 years . the mayor libby shaft met inside city hall with cultural affairs leaders to announce their vision which is to strengthen the role of culture and arts in the city. >> how we belong to this communityroberta bedoya is nationally renowned around place keeping and the role of the arts, not just to create place, but to preserve history and legacy. >> reporter: the city of oakland cultural affair unit will launch two new initiatives next year. one is a grant program to support arts based projects together is an in artist residence program. this call is 18 months of research where oakland residents were surveyed about the importance of preserving culture in their communities. officials are now working with consultants to draw up guidelines and talk to department heads. a celebration of the plan will take place in october. in oakland with ktvu fox2 news. three concorde could approve a downtown apartment retail devolvement this week . the planning commission is schedule

alyssa is called a leader in ways that extend beyond the classroom...and is known for working closelynd staff. she's described as 'exuding care and high expectations.' if you know a special teacher you'd like to nominate...just go to our website, kron four-dot-com. click on 'features' - and choose teacher of the week. (vicki) and up next.. a dachshund is now cancer free and its all thanks to 3-d printing.... how surgeons used the technology to perform the first ever surgery in north america. (vicki) "patches" the dachshund is cancer free because of 3d printing. the nine year old dog had a large tumor on the front of her skull that was pushing dangerously close to her brain and eye socket. it was so large that it started weighing down her head. so doctors mapped out her tumor using rapid prototyping and 3d-printed implants for reconstruction. then, they practiced removing the tumor on a 3d-printed model.(jr) the team was able to use the modeling data to create the 3d-printed titanium plate, which replaced 70 percent of the top of the dog's skull. two surgeons from the university of gue

ktvu alyssa has more about the suspected kidnapper and where they were found. >> reporter: this is where investigators say john cosso was hiding with his young son at this la quinta inn in dublin they monitored the hotel throughout the night and rescued the boy this morning. >> no. i seen them drag him out of the front door and toss him on the ground. >> reporter: norbel thomas was dropping off his fiancee around 8 a.m. when he saw police tackel a man in the entryway. >> when i was coming back from dropping off my teeon -- fiancee, i seen a guy get tackled by like a s.w.a.t. team looking type thing, and the child screaming and crying for their dad. >> reporter: alameda county sheriff deputies arrested john cosso the father of jay ce who was abducted from his mother prompting a amber remember the from the central valley to the bay area. police say the father had associates pose as utility workers. they broke down the mother's door, pepper sprayed her and grabbed jay ce out of her arms in my understanding is they are separated or going through a divorce. and there's custody issues going on

over the past 20 years, alyssa montani have helped kids living with birth defects.he helps getting them prosthetics and helping them to adulthood. meet cnn hero alyssa montani. >> we're giving them back what they lost, a chance too stand on their own and write and go to school and contribute to society. they come from different corners of the earth and they all heal together, laugh together, they don't speak the same language but love is universal. so often people will say why can't you help your own? aren't they our own? don't we share this earth? >> oh, my gosh, that's god's work she's doing as so many of our cnn heroes do. for more on how she's transforming lives, go to cnnheroes.com. >>> cnn newsroom with poppy harlow picks up after the break. have a wonderful weekend. john and i will see you next week. you're out of here. >> i'm out of here. gone. what do you mean it's not working out, craig? i just introduced you to my parents. psst! craig and sheila broke up. what, really? craig and shelia broke up!? no, craig!? what happened? i don't know. is she okay? ♪ cra

this has been known for decaded but alyssa asked the question, how much honey do they eat? and the answer was surprising. honey wasn't just an occasional sweet treat. men, women and children all ranked it as heir number one favorite food and looked for it every single day. raiding the nests not just of honey bees but of at least six other honey-making varieties. over the course of a year, honey mid-up fully 15% of they're diet. a figure that was far higher during certain seasons, and higher still for many of the men who would not only gather most of the honey, out in the field bet eat quite bit before the came back to camp. now, that is interesting in and of itself but the idea becomes truly powerful in an evolutionary context. elissa and her colleagues then posed another question. would our ancestors, surviving in roughly the same way, in the same landscape, have behaved any differently in after all, chimpanzees eat honey. if we have been chasing after bees since the very beginning, that certainly explains the coevolution of honeyy guys. they co-einvolved with us. why woul

one of those people includes an actress, alyssa milano who is at the forefront of the me too movement. she pens this essay confessing that it took her three decades to tell her parents about her sexual assault because speaking out, meant reliving one of the worst moments of my life. >> tiger woods is back. >> that is right. tiger woods has returned to peak form when his first championship in five years. espn says he has returned from the golfing dead overcoming pain, scandal, and age. it ranks among the greatest sporting comebacks. a domestic dispute with his wife became public in 2009. he ended up checking himself into a sex addiction rehab center. he entered into crippling back problems. at times not being able to leave his house. he has had four back operations in 18 months. golf is better for it that he is trying again. >> just to wrap up, you have a story and how more and more people are shunning partying and staying in. >> it has been dubbed the homebody economy. more and more people of all ages are issuing -- eschewing their traditional saturday night party. maybe you can blame

supernatural series signed off in 2006 and originally starred shannen doherty, holly mary combs, alyssatted a little disappointed. >> i wish they would have come to us and we would have been involved, since the beginning, but having said that, i do hope that it reaches the newer generation and impacts that generation the way ours was able to do for its generation. >> they need to have her back. >> still ahead, "simpson" celebrate a tv milestone. ♪ >>> consideration provided by -- >>> tomorrow on "e.t." our one-on-one with john krasinski, action star. >> intense. >> how he's taking jack ryan places he's never been before, the premiere, tomorrow on "e.t." >>> "the simpsons" became the longest running primetime scripted series ever surpassing "gunsmoke." the family hasn't aged a bit. amazing. >> it is an amazing feat. think about this. "simpson's" debuted in 1999. "golden girls" was on tv. 30th season for fox. >> first episode featuring big time guest voices including wonder woman. >> reading for lisa. >> you've got the part. >> wait, wait, wait. i know you were great in "fast & furious" w

alyssa milano was in the hearing to show support for dr. blasey ford. they said to look her in the eye and allow themselves to feel something. sw scott wiener said he lacks the temperament to serve as a judge. he is a political hack. and sarah sanders says lindsey graham has more decency and courage than every democrat member of the committee combined. that is in response to senator graham telling his colleagues this is the most unethical sham since he's been in politics. >> leaders say that is a prime example of what happens when people testify without an investigation. >> that means there is a focus on demeanor. it's not always the most reliable thing. for example, many people are talking about how brett kavanaugh's anger, that's how someone who had been falsely accused would react. it's also how someone caught in a lie would react. >> he is a former classmate of yale. he said he is glad the american bar association is calling for an investigation. >> on the peninsula, some of ford's neighbors rallied outside of city hall. >> nearly 150 people were at

supernatural series signed off in 2006 and originally starred shannen doherty, holly mary combs, alyssa >> and admitted a little disappointed. >> i wish they would have come to us and we would have been involved, since the beginning, but having said that, i do hope that it reaches the newer generation and impacts that generation the way ours was able to do for its generation. >> they need to have her back. >> still ahead, "simpson" celebrate a tv milestone. ♪ kron-4 news at eight: surveillance video captures a car... running a stop sign and hitting two children on their bikes.the car then takes off... now the hunt is on for the driver... plus..breaking newsa fast moving fire in the tahoe national forest forces the evacuation of campgrounds on this labor day.crews battling hot weather and tinder dry conditions.and the chp cracks down on drunk drivers this holiday weekend.how many people were arrested so far...that's next in a live report. i'm ken wayne i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is next. just when you thought you were done painting... ...you discover paint bleed under your ta

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alyssa avila thinks her account was hacked when she was mysteriously logged out of facebook two weeks ago. >> they told me someone tried to onto my account. you know when it says suspicious? that's what happened to me. >> reporter: how do you feel about that? >> bad. >> reporter: in a facebook post this morning facebook ceo mark zuckerberg said hackers got in through the view as app which allows people to get into a page as others would see it. in a conference call he said it would allow bugs to get into friends of those hacked. >> it would not only use it but pivot from that access code and log in as the next user and then try to get access to their friend. >> reporter: the breach might also have spread to other connected apps such as instagram. >> right now my security trust in facebook is at an all time low. >> reporter: some facebook users say it will be hard to get their trust back. are these things happening too frequently now? >> yes, absolutely. >> reporter: how does it make you feel about using it, then? >> well, it makes me cautious about what i do on there, what i put on th

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alyssa milano, a key figure in the me, too, movement tweeted directly at president trump writing listenexpletive up. i was sexually assaulted twice, once when i was a teenager. i never filed a police report and it took me 30 years to tell my parents. ashley judd tweeted the first time it happened i was 7. i told the first adults i came upon. they said oh, he's a nice old man. that's not what he meant so when i was raped at 15 i only told my diary. when an adult read it, she accused me of having sex with an adult man. >> sexual abuse and sexual harassment are the most underreported crimes. 70% to 90% of these crimes if unreported. very few get prosecuted. when women do come forward we look at the victim and what she did or didn't do, much more than we look at the perpetrator in what he did or didn't do. >> reporter: forensic psychologist dr. shared arette points to what is happening to dr. ford is an example of why some individuals choose not to come forward. >> dr. ford has had to go into hiding with her family. she's been harassed and threatened multiple times. i understand she's had d

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. >>> among those in the gallery for doctor lazy ford and judge kavanaugh was actress alyssa milano. >> it is important for me to be here. it took me a very long time as a survivor to come to terms with, and be public with my own abuse and assault. >> milano was invited to attend the hearing by senator dianne feinstein as part of the me too movement . the 45-year-old actress said she wanted to show support for doctor ford. three doctor -- bill cosby's hollywood walk of fame star has been vandalized. hollywood chamber of commerce oversees the famous stretch of sidewalk and had previously rejected a petition to remove the star for cosby was sentenced to 3 - 10 years in prison for sexual assault. dozens of women have stepped forward to say the actor comedian drugged and assaulted them over the last many years. >>> a break in a rash of apple store theft here in the bay area. more than a dozen suspects taken into custody responsible for more than $1 million in losses we will have the latest there plus new details in the discovery of a headless torso found in a fish tank in san francisco.

and i am a parent we should look at childhood success rate like alyssa and the mom doesn't have to deal with the crazy healthcare system. imagine if companies were rewarded to help children succeed. what we need to do is transform those notion the best way to do that is to put $1000 a month into the hands of every adult free and clear everyam month. let the first big move is that conversations are way out of date. we are decades behind. our political system is behind we need to accelerate society in the government forward into 2018 and and 2020 as fast as we can. the reason why i am so animated and you are here because you know it isn't working that is why you woke up on a sunday deciding to choose this panel. [laughter] and number two it is up to us to drag our institutions forward. they are not designed for this. >> but to offer a criticism of current day capitalism reducing cost for labor how much space and in each individual employee because of shareholder value. so your perspective is to switch that as well and that you offer another so can you describe your view as cooperative cap

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alyssa harrington is in the area where the crash happened south of market and how her -- near howard.itness spoke to the board of directors and was very emotional, clearly traumatized. he shared pictures of a truck part of the -- in the parking sign said the bicyclist was attempting to go to the crosswalk but the vehicle blighted the cyclist into the driver from seeing each other. >> i put my head on the shoulder of the bmw driver for comfort. the driver used his jacket to try to stop the blood gushing. i should have protected people. when i heard the simultaneous side and a screech. i thought russell and his bike flying into the air. >> this is video of the aftermath of that killed the 56- year-old russell. please close out the intersection at south of vanness and howard. you can see a bmw with a smashed windshield and imago bicycle a few yards away. the ss rapid response team has been out here to see the area and see what safety improvements needed to be made. the changes include repainting the crosswalk so it is typed. what is called the confidential striping. makes it easier to se

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take one of our apprentices, for example, alyssa.he was somebody who only knew how to do illustration, but she came into the apprenticeship and she grew tremendously. she learned ux design and graphic design and all of these other skills. and you know, it was just amazing to see her growth and just the diversity of our apprenticeship not only in terms of race, but also in terms of age and skill-sets. i think it all contributes to, you know, how we should see the tech industry become, you know, that diversity inclusion. jerrie: right, and we're also getting people from different socioeconomic backgrounds in the same room. and it's just really beautiful to see all of us work together to solve the same problem and for the same mission. and it's just like a snapshot of what we hope the tech industry could look like. robert: it's really a nice combination because it kind of helps feed the kind of the creative part of you. and then also helps the person--the part of you that wants to help the community, wants to reach out and help people,

it happened last night and included actress alyssa milano and san francisco native josie totah...me out as transgender.... known for a recurring role on the disney channel show 'jessie'. talk show host ross mathews - a judge on emmy nominated ru paul's drag race - was also honored at the event.. ( marty )( marty )milano was awarded for her advocacy in the me too movement. she receiveed this award for publically supporting the l-g-b-t-q community... and raising awarness for hiv and aids. ( marty )investigators are still trying to sort out why a man went on a deadly rampage in bakersfield. killing his ex-wife and four others before turning the gun on himself. olivia lavoice reports. javier casarez and petra bolanos were married for over 28 years when

but for now from me, alyssa mccarthy, goodbye. hello there.all, the latest on that massive hurricane that's heading towards the eastern side of the united states. it is of course hurricane florence. it is a category four hurricane, four out a five—point scale. sustained winds of 140 mph, but is forecast to strengthen, with wind gusts getting up to 185mph over the next 24 hours or so. it's going to make landfall friday morning in north carolina, but the effects will be felt up and down the mid—atlantic coast, with a risk of flooding and those damaging winds as well. here in the uk, we've got a cold front sinking its way slowly southwards today, and that's going to have an effect on the temperatures. yesterday we saw highs of 25 degrees in both london and exeter as well, but today we are looking at highs of around 18 degrees. so a 7 degrees celsius drop in temperature, not that it will feel cold, but feel a good deal cooler. this is how we have the weather over the next few hours for the early risers. a lot of cloud around and outbreaks of rain.

alyssa harrington was with the father, as he searched a homeless encampment. >> i'm looking for my daughterdney she's been missing for about two weeks. >> reporter: robert of aunt walk through a homeless encampment passing out flyers desperately searching for his daughter. 24-year-old sydney, has been missing since september 17. her father said she left the hospital in martinez and called some friends to try to get a ride. she was last seen at the amtrak station. sydney suffers from addiction, and mental health issues. her father says, she has disappeared without a trace. >> we completely lost contact with her. she hasn't contacted any friends, any family members. she hasn't been on any kind of social media, or anything like that. >> reporter: robert has checked shelters, hospitals and homeless in campus all over the bay area. >> no matter how bad things are gone, she's always let someone know where she is. >> reporter: he says a trip brought him to antioch. the group posted signs, and business windows and spoke with neighbors. many offered words of support. >> is been at this by himself as