alyssa is just hitting on so much. i think there's a real difference between the cosmetic and the structural, and we are so often inundated with the cosmetic that we believe that the foundation is changing when it's actually not. i'm an optimist and die see things -- die see things trending in a way that are hopeful. we have more black and brown folk in editorial positions, specially this year and last year, many different changes, and that is great because you need people in those acquisition meetings which is washington -- which is where the magic happens. even if an editor likes your book, has to go through pnl and publicity and different people because it's a business, so nick when you start off and bring up american dirt, american dirt, they're having the last laugh because that book was a hit financially. >> outside of twitter, people -- everybody is like, social media, but outside of social media, it was a hit and even that -- like, it was a mess, but they -- i think on some level they thought they were doing so

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of his vehicle, had a knife, came towards me and i tried to run but he caught me. >> reporter: as alyssa turns to run, the attacker grabs her and tries to drag her back toward the car but she fought back, and both fell to the ground. the man quickly flees back to the suv and speeds away. authorities say that man is 30-year-old jared paul stangia, now charged with attempted kidnapping of a child under 13, along with aggravated assault and battery. he's being held on just over $1.5 million bond. alyssa said she knew to get the blue slime on her attacker because of one of her favorite shows she watches with her mom a little show called "law & order: svu." >> that might be better if i do. >> reporter: turns out she was right. >> the victim at the time of the abduction was playing with blue slime. a suspect when we caught him, had blue slime all over his own arms. >> reporter: authorities praising alyssa for her incredible bravery. >> i'm not so sure if she comprehends exactly what could have happened. she fought like a trooper. >> reporter: how do you feel to be an example of how to fight ba

marc siegel as well as alyssa farrell and leslie marshall. plus wisconsin congresswoman mike gallagher. >> john: but we begin this monday with shocking details from a "wall street journal" report on the origins of the coronavirus pandemic and an apparent 180 from dr. anthony fauci. hello and welcome to "america reports." i'm john roberts. >> gillian: good to be with everybody at home and i'm gillian turner in for sandra smith today. according to "the wall street journal," previously undisclosed u.s. intelligence report is now claiming that three researchers at that wuhan lab were hospitalized with covid like symptoms way back in 2019. that is a full four months before china reported its cases. this is also revealed after it

alyssa talkin: me. it's so relatable. alyssa talking to — me. it's so relatable.l be back in a couple minutes. bye—bye. hello there. we saw plenty of sunshine and it felt much warmer across—the—board than what we've been used to for this month so far. some subtle changes overnight. that's going to bring outbreaks of rain across the west. initially for northern ireland and that rain will spill its way eastwards. there'll be some mist an murkiness further east, there will be more cloud around which should tend to stay dry. temperatures around eight to 11 degrees. milder than last night. here's the pressure chart for friday. we've got this weak weather front across western areas pushing into high pressure, so that's always going to we can. it looks like the rain out west will slowly peak through the course of the day, but could stay damp. further north and east, best of any sunny spells and dry weather, but where it does appear, close to 20 celsius. the audit heavy shower developing. temperatures not as high as what we see today. for the bank holiday weekend, we will

he's being held on $1.5 million bond alyssa says she knew to get the blue slime on her attacker becauseows she watches with her mom, a little show called "law and order svu. >> i knew that might be better evidence for if the cops did find him >> reporter: turns out she was right. >> reporter: the victim at the time of the attempted abduction was playing with blue slime. the suspect, when we caught him, had blue slime all over his own arms >> reporter: authorities praising alyssa for her incredible bravery >> i'm not so sure if she actually comprehends exactly what could have happened she fought like a trooper. >> how do you feel to be an example of how to fight back and not give him. >> mostly proud of myself. >> reporter: what would detective olivia benson say about you for such a good job? >> probably you're brave and good job. >> my god, brave indeed, kerry kerry, here's another wild part of this story, it seems as if this wasn't the first time alyssa experienced something >> reporter: well, she says about two weeks ago that she sa up and try to talk to her. as a good junior detectiv

nada fue crucial como la actitud que tomÓ alyssa.odemos imaginar. como madres y padres en el hogar tenemos que dar la formaciÓn para que aprendan a defenderse. reportera: la idea de pegarle la sustancia pegajosa la sacÓ de un programa de televisiÓn. porque segÚn ella destacaban la importancia de acumular evidencia. sin lugar a duda una niÑa muy especial. ilia: miembros de hamas cual lanzaron cohetes de la franja de gaza contra reemplacmientos en israel. — poblaciones de israel. respondieron con bombaderos. el informe oficial asegura que fueron impactadas 30 plataformas. se anunciÓ un cese del fuego. en colombia protestas contra el gobierno. hubo actos violentos, tres locales saqueados. la policÍa de la zona dijo que hubo dos muertos en confrontaciones. dicen que no estÁ relacionado con las protestas contra el gobierno. jorge: la entrevista que dio la princesa diana fue logrado con una extorsiÓn. muestra como los ejecutivos respondieron cuando descubrieron que cual falsificÓ cuentas bancarias para lograr que la princesa se sentara con

alyssa joins me now. thank you for coming on the show, i appreciate it, really do. talk about your time with donald trump in a moment but start with the republican party. you admirably opposed the polity's attempt to overturn the election, quit the white house and called out big lie, but seven months on, removal of liz cheney top four leadership positions held by people who voted to overturn the election. mccarthy, scalise, palmer and stefanich. the party is more extreme, not less since january 6th. >> mehdi, thanks for having me. gop is careening down strategically unwise path and morally reprehensible one, be to be completely candid with you. liz cheney did the right thing. shouldn't commend people for simply telling the facts. did the right thing, shouldn't be brave or heroic but just what our leaders do. here's the problem the gop is facing, this isn't going away. voters haven't forgotten about january 6th, republican party has a numbers problem, need addition not subtraction to win back the principals we care about. but there's perception we care more about loy

>> would you like to be on my squad. >> alyssa, tell me, what are you going to watch on tv tonight? "law & order." >> yay. ♪♪ >> okay. that is a good show, and just to think she learned it all from just watching. so when your parents say next time, kari, you can say i can learn something from this. >> learning something. that's always the key. sometimes it's mindless television, but i like that. that's a really cool story. let's get a look at what's going on here as we get a live view in san francisco at the airport. maybe you're headed out of town for the weekend. let me show you how windy it's been over the past 24 hours. i'm showing sfo because that was one of the spots that measured some of those wind speeds. it was at about 45 miles per hour but it just dropped off the screen there, mostly 30 to 40 miles per hour. let's go through what it will be like for the rest of today with the winds coming in from the northwest at a 15 to 20 miles per hour, but look at later on this afternoon, these winds are going to continue to pick up, and we can see them as high as 35, even close to 40

. ♪ i'm unforgettable too ♪ >> alyssa is making her weekly visit to 88-year-old robert chapman. >> heall of the older songs, like nat king cole and frank sinatra. >> alyssa began visiting bobby two years ago as part of the health trust friends from meals on wheels program. >> when did you graduate? >> reporter: a way to give bobby, now living alone and blind, regular companionship. regular, of course, until last march when the in-person visits had to stop. >> so it was really hard on him because he was so social before and not being able to go out and not being able to drive. he was basically just stuck at home sitting by himself. >> so alyssa had to adapt and resorted to regular phone calls. it wasn't the same but he knew just how harmful it would be for bobby to lose all contact with the outside world. >> really hard to explain unless you're a lonely person, so depression is one of the biggest things that happens when you're home alone like this, like i am. and my gosh, she is just this -- she just makes my day, let me put it that way. she makes me want to live the rest of that day.

>> reporter: body camera showing alyssa vogel racing to aid a 4-year-old hit by gun fire. using a tourniquet to help stop the bleeding from the girl's wounded leg. >> as a mom, i think my motherly instincts just went to, you know, i need to help her. >> reporter: vogel then sprints to a waiting ambulance carrying the child as her family follows. >> when there's a gunshot wound up on your thigh, there's arteries. and i didn't know if the artery was hit or not. >> reporter: it was just before 5:00 p.m. on saturday, in the heart of times square, when bullets started flying amid an argument between as many as four men. three people nearby were shot, including the child. >> thank god the three people who were hit it looks like will make a strong recovery. >> reporter: police are still looking for the shooting suspect, identified as farrakhan mohammed. police say he was identified by his brother who was the intende target. david? >> stephanie ramos live in times square for us tonight. thank you. >>> overseas tonight, we are watching closely a massive escalation in the middle eas

he allegedly approached alyssa once before, about three weeks ago. still feeling a wave of emotions. >> it's creating guilt for not -- for not going out there, but i can't let that tear me up because i was going out there and this is not my fault. this is not her fault. this is that man's fault. >> reporter: gas station cameras also helped the sheriff's office in pensacola find their suspect. he is due back in court next month. this happened on a tuesday. on wednesday that little girl was back in school. >> oh, my goodness. i mean, "law & order." you never know when you're watching a program like that how it can possibly help you. >> lessons learned. >> lessons learned. okay, victor, thank you. >>> we have our interview with the asian-american woman who survived an assault in broad daylight while on her way to church. the attack now being prosecuted as a hate crime with that anti-asian hate crime bill ready for president biden's signature. she spoke with juju chang about how she is healing and shared a message for the attacker. good to see you, juju.

cell phone video shows officer alyssa vogel running with the child to a waiting ambulance. this evening, officer vogel's body cam video showing her immediate reaction when she heard a child was hurt and what she did to save that little girl's life. and what the mayor of new york is now saying tonight. here's abc's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: tonight, the mayor of new york city is praising the quick actions of the officers who responded to a shooting in times square. >> i think there's a baby down that way -- >> a baby? >> reporter: body camera video showing nypd officer alyssa vogel racing to aid a 4-year-old hit by gunfire. using a tourniquet to help stop the bleeding from the girl's wounded leg. >> as a mom, i think my motherly instincts just went to, you know, i need to help her. >> reporter: vogel then sprints to a waiting ambulance carrying the child as her family follows. >> when there's a gunshot wound up on your thigh, there's arteries. and i didn't know if an artery was hit or not. >> reporter: it was just before 5:00 p.m. on saturday, in the heart of times squar

as a member of the svu squad. >> alyssa thought we wanted to know more about how in the heat of theeputies later identify him. >> the suspect, when we caught him, had blue slime all over his own arms >> reporter: how is it that you knew to put some blue slime on that guy >> from watching "law and order". >> so we have a little surprise for you here you know her as captain olivia benson she's actress mariska hargitay. >> i'm so incredibly honored to meet you first of all, how are you doing, and are you okay >> i'm good. >> i just want to tell you how blown away me and all of my squad are, and i think the whole world right now that you had the forethought and the wherewithal to do what you did, and i am just blown away. >> reporter: on her favorite tv show, the svu detectives are doggedly looking for physical evidence that connects a suspect to the crime, solving the twisting and turns of police investigation. >> detective benson and stabler, special victims unit. >> reporter: the hallmark of the show for the past 22 years. >> here's a script that i signed for you, and i hope you can

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. >> matteo, alyssa and nick thank you that was a phenomenal discussion, nick thanks for facilitating this conversation alyssa and matteo congratulation on your perspective great works really appreciate your time being here today and we wish you continued great success. >> the coverage on maryland continues with theoretical physicist about the creation of the universe. >> welcome to the 2021 virtual gave theirs book festival. i am phil and monitored humbled to be forget started i had to ask you consider spotter tonight's author by purchasing his book politics and prose you consider the hardships several really been more necessary thank you. would also like to extend the big thank you tour 2021 featured sponsor for the david and michael blair family foundation for their wealth of generous support. and here we go, today it is our utmost pleasure to have with this world renowned theoretical physicist professor michio kaku author of many wonderful books. but here today to speak on his most recent masterpiece the "new york times" bestseller, "the god equation" the quest for theory of every

i think ultimately what's stopping a consumer from buying it from the alyssa market and doing at thee, i think you've got to legalize it and you gotta take those dollars in tax dollars and educate the users, you cannot use this and driving go out there and put yourself in harms way, you gotta work with the sheriffs and the police department to make sure there is ways that you can detect and there's education that is so important in using those dollars to do it is key. liz: you were running the merger with tilray, brings you to the forefront of the ceo and viewers who don't know, we go way back and really grown that into the kraft foods of health food, i watch the growth of that company and it was incredible. but your growing from selling carrot chips and organic chicken and arrowhead mills pancake mix to weed, how are you going to broaden the scope of a company like this it's already in a 7 billion-dollar market cap, where is the runway beyond medical and recreation? >> you are rate we go way back not that far back, were both very young so don't make us old. number one, number two yo

>> governor huckabee: the real hero in all of this, alyssa vogel, the police officer. glad no one defunded her. she rushed that child into the pediatric center of the hospital having ridden with her in the ambulance. giving comfort to the mother of the baby. and what a tragedy. shootings are up from 239 to the same time last year to 463 now when you start to think about what an uptick that is in the violence in new york city and just shootings, you would think bill de blasio might question some of his policies but he doesn't. he questions whether or not this is because of guns being pushed into new york illegally. can i give them a news flash? criminals don't obey the law, they are not obeying the laws that has new york as one of the most nonfree cities in america at least in writing but it isn't in practice and this is a guy who wants to let people out of their bail and run the streets even when they are already convicted of violent crimes in the past and this is a guy who somehow thinks that it's going to be okay to let criminals roam and then at the same time cut fu

new parents, alex and alyssa cash ix say they'll never forget of their son henry. thought he was coming yesterday. and so good. >> it was a surprise that he gave another state for sure. little henry was born at 3.40 in the morning, weighing 8 pounds and one ounce 28 a half inches long. >> alyssa says becoming a mother on mother's day was a moment shall treasure for the rest of her life. >> but it really just anything my mom and his mom and how special they are to us and. they up to them. so it's really states, >> the parents decided to not find out the gender of their baby until the moment, listen. gave birth a surprise to last a lifetime. you guys choose to do that on your own. just to find out. >> all mike, tell me about that. >> we just then think there's that surprises left in the world anymore. so we thought save this one for so it was very exciting just to see him. >> those carolyn morse reporting for us tonight. another look at our 4 zone forecast. this sunday at 9 o'clock. a live look at the cross at the city courtesy. the mount tam cam. meteorologist mabri

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alyssa joins me now. her final stint was white house strategic director for commune cases until she resigned in december. thank you for coming on the show, i appreciate it, really do. i want to talk about you and your time with donald trump in a moment, but let's start with the republican party. you admirably opposed the party's attempt to overturn the election, quit the white house and called out the bigley. yet today with the remoal of liz cheney, the top four leadership positions are held by people who voted to overturn the election. mccarthy, scalise, palmer and stefanich. what has happened to your party? your party has gotten more extreme, not less, since january 6. >> mehdi, thanks for having me. listen, the gop is careening down a strategically unwise path and morally reprehensible one. liz cheney did the right thing. here's the problem the gop is facing, this isn't going away. voters haven't forgotten about january 6, the republican party has a numbers problem. we need addition, not subtraction, t

the perfect then carla who am i to and may long know alyssa, block, number one resort. rely on number. i would delay your and could my, who no, no, i don't day now. on the non good he's been told to take a couple of drops of cannabis oil every few hours to relieve his symptom. watson, i says her husband doesn't like hospital law by law. my call me yeah. hi. miss y'all. my pass. my time, the man i don't have had the decision cause the risk in the family size, but yeah, but then how long do an abscess, lab, telecom bun, tune the founder of the clinic, a former police officer. he collaborate with the temple to teach patients about individual may not willing to court having it by key clean the oil, cure cancer, and the patient to stop all modern medication. when they begin taking cannabis that however, maybe it was my time it, it could be one time like tell people i challenge him on his teaching content. it was really cancer. family night. goodman make. but do make a good have for web make have heard, but new to do me to willing at fort i live at mac gathering up with man can buy like i s

. >> reporter: but that promise isn't enough to convince mario mccloud, father to 16-year-old alyssa. >> i don't think she needs to because she's going to school from home. so she don't need to be vaccinated. >> reporter: mccloud and his wife are both vaccinated. >> i don't think she wants to get vaccinated, and i'm not going to push it. >> reporter: president biden is also moving forward with his push to get more adults vaccinated. today he set a few goal. he wants 160 million adults to be fully vaccinated by july 4th. and 70% of all adults to receive at least one vaccine dose by independence day. >> we have formally launched a simple website where you can find the vaccination location closest to you. that site is vaccines.gov. >> reporter: as for this 12-year-old getting vaccinated will mean less screen time and more summer fun. >> i have also been looking forward to going to six flags. >> reporter: in the east bay, melissa colorado. >> everyone wants to go to six flags. let's take a look at how cases have dropped. this blue bar, that's the bay area. the yellow bar or orange, if you

just the surveillance video of the attack at a school bus stop that led to the suspect. 11-year-old alyssa bonal who fought off her knife-wielding abductor, had the presence of mind to mark her attacker. she was playing with blue slime when he grabbed her, and she made sure to wipe some of it on him that trick gave investigators just the evidence they needed >> the suspect, when we caught him, had blue slime all over his own arms >> reporter: she got the idea from her favorite tv show >> me and my mom watch "law & order: svu. we see what happens if you're kidnapped what to do. >> reporter: today actress mariska hargitay who plays new york detective olivia benson posted "i think the svu squad might have to add slime to their crime-fighting gear." from the show that rips storylines from the headlines, this time one with a very happy ending kerry sanders, nbc news >>> tonight we continue to look at america's recovery and here in the seattle area with several boeing factories and a major airline the future of air travel hits home today i got an inside view of that future from the ceo of seattl

just the surveillance video of the attack at a school bus stop that led to the suspect. 11-year-old alyssaal who fought off herr knife wielding abductor had the presence of mind to mark him she was playing with blue slime and she made sure to wipe some of it on him that trick gave investigators just the evidence they needed. >> the suspect, when we caught him, had blue slime all over his ow >> she got the watch law and order svu. >> actress marista posted i think the svu squad might have to add slime to their crime fighting gear. from the show that ripped story lines from the headlines, this time one with a very happy ending kerry sanders, nbc news. >> just amazing. it paid off for her. >>> still to come on "early today," unreal estate. the jaw dropping story how a black woman doubled the value of her home by conceangli her race. >>> from toilet seats to teeth what's found in the back of ubers last year. arrrggh! what am i gonna do to you box? let me “break it down” for you... arrgggh! you're going down! down to the recycling center! >>hey, thanks martins! yeah, you're welcome. geico. swit

. >> reporter: eleven-year-old alyssa bonal was waiting for the school bus when the driver of this white s.u.v. jumped out and charged at her with a knife. >> what was going through my head right now when it happened was what is he going to do with me, what is my family going to think >> reporter: but she wasn't going down without a fight and this morning she was already mad. >> my baby sister was up all night throwing up so i did not get no sleep that night and i was freakin' so mad. >> reporter: she was also quick thinking, throwing blue slime she was playing with at her attacker before he ran off in shock. it's a lesson she said she learned from watching "law and order" special victims unit. >> try to get evidence of that other person who's trying to kidnap you, they find your dna and the other person's dna. >> reporter: you are one brave strong and shot young woman strong and smart young woman wrote the show's star marks mariska hargitay. 30-year-old jared paul stangaed is held on $1.5 million bail after detectives found him smeared in blue slime. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news. >> o'd

no no, no, no. alyssa, i still haven't had many. like you're done in a michael. good to know. actually, what was going to ship the nation will give them out though not sure, but i think he will be in the height of about 2 months. you'll know who can help me come in. i can call me back. i am not showing on any money from the company officially until i just been home and have a home. you know what i was told it was me over there just a minute. i thought i polished other alleged equity and that was still an issue to our office and trace way. but i'm not my tell them i can always give her the shipping. you know, he has a little bit of dick look through his head. do not feel bad old. would you be ready for us? let me just let me know these names and he will commence alarm. but the the end of the time, i mean, if you read are, they had to listen to him and then number the extra virginia bus 11. i'm going to give him just, you know, is the man look in your was listed or i do the home in the me for i mean, i did not get i didn't do well, it took me from the list and then i will law. h

i don't know how to live now. alyssa, and i haven't had many like you're done in the michael. good, let me know. actually, what was going to ship the nation will give them out though. not sure, the citizen garvey will be in the height of a bunch of money, feel, seconds, know who can tell me and then let me know what that meant. i mean, it won't let me show you on a month with our company officially until i have not been home, but they don't have a home. you know, i'm sending them but i wouldn't. i was told it was honest. okay, me over the top of a minute. i thought i polished other electro and equity and that was still an issue to our office, a whole lot of trace way, but i'm up to my tell them i can finish, you know little bit of do what dick look to have to do. how do you not feel a bit old? would you let us know what method? just let me know the name, the new method. you will commence alarm. but the the end of time if you need to get to them and then number the virginia bus 11, i'm going to come in just, you know, look that up or i do the mobile home in the dummy can i didn

but alyssa raises an important question about the reliability of the grant -- the listener raises anmportant question about the reliability of the grant. we have seen -- reliability of the grid. we have seen issues where the grid is not stable in texas or california. it is not because they're too many electric vehicles being charged because they're not that many electric cars on the road today. but, over time if president biden and other politicians succeed in our climate goals, the amount of electricity demand we have is going to grow significantly. so, yes, there needs to be really careful policy put in place here. and you know, i hope that happens. there was always a concern there is not enough conference of planning but that is definitely something i know is on the biden administration's mind. and you have to make sure there are a lot of extra resources available including a lot more power lines, keeping existing power plants open in some parts of the country, particularly the midwest, to make sure there is enough electricity so everyone can charge their cars and keep the lights

and alyssa is also very difficult and i think, you know, what we do need to think about as when we're talking about mental health. it's also, again, going to sound like a broken record addressing the root causes. but then also thinking about what are the best ways that people could actually heal and a lot of the time, but also needs collective healing. and it also needs a dealing with a more, maybe acute or severe cases. but keeping in mind that we need to try to prevent the return with isaiah from continue taking place. and finally, an interview from the streams. instagram live serious it as monday to wednesday at 2030 g m t. and you can find it. or if the conversations will be a j streams id t v page. now often we discuss stories on instagram that aren't getting much news coverage anywhere else, like the current protests in columbia. when i spoke to, erica was processed the america's direct that amnesty international. he talked about how activists in columbia are using digital platforms and how some social media companies and authorities a trying to stop them. yeah. but social media

waving flags and signs that read free palestine people gathered at 16th and alyssa street in yesterday. now the crowd make their way through city streets, stopping traffic supporters are calling on lawmakers to restrict israel's aid from the united states. >> we want to sure i want to administration biden administration that the pen is seen in people. one you need p one people and we need to ask him to stop sending aid to the apartheid to say the fear is that right. enough is enough. a lot of people have been suffering for the last 70 years. organizers say we can expect more demonstrations in the near future. >> coming up next on the kron 4 morning news in east bay native drafted in the second round by the forty-niners. >> talk with the family and former coach their banks about what coming home means to him. after my car accident, i wondered what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. at the barnes firm, our injury attorneys work hard to get you the best r

. >> reporter: that officer is alyssa vogel, herself the mother of a 6-month-old. describes that girl as the strongest little girl she's ever seen. >> the girl needed surgery, but will be okay. police say the suspect is an illegal vendor in the area, and we will hear more from officer vogel later this morning on "good morning america." >>> queen elizabeth's cousin is accused of trying to sell access to russian president vladimir putin. he allege dri wanted to bebebebe $200,000 to endorse a fake company. reporters posing as investors were also told michael could be hired at $14,000 a day to appeal to putin on their behalf. >>> coming up, a tiger roaming the streets of houston. >>> also ahead, new details about bill and melinda gates' divorce, and jeffrey epstein's possible role in it. struggling to manage my type 2 diabetes was knocking me out of my zone, but lowering my a1c with once-weekly ozempic® helped me get back in it. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic® ♪ my zone? lowering my a1c and losing some weight. now, back to the show. ozempic® is proven to lower a1c. most people

in the back streets of downtown by miko, a booming and alyssa trading called young men risk their health using poison is chemicals to purify, $16000.00 worth of gold. the job earned them around $2.00 a day. the gold bar will be sold on the international market, explains this trader who wants to remain anonymous. he says his gold could be more valuable than money. now that colonel as see me, going to has seized power from the civilian government. the west african regional body eco moss is discussing possible sanctions against molly, including the freezing of financial transactions and stopping the joint as ability to withdraw cash from the regional central bank. this could also affect molly's legal gold exports, which accounts for more than 70 percent of the country's revenue. if you me go to a special advisor says this would destabilize already fragile state possible, so they could, we are landlocked country sanctions. you would have a devastating impact. we would start living in basic necessities and if we would have problems in cash flow and be unable to pay our army. to appease widesp

no, no no. alyssa, as many like you're done in a i'm i am i going good? no. actually i was going to give them up though not sure, the citizen i actually i like the dog. he will be in the high chicken from a bunch of millennial seconds. know who can tell me? can i can call me back. i mean, it won't let me before you on a month without talk from the company officially until i have not been home and have a home. you know what i was told it was me over the top of a minute. i thought how collision alert still and that's still an issue to our office, tracy. my tell them i can always send it, you know, a little bit of what dick look to have to do. how g as if we're not in bid, you read it for them? i don't know what method is left of the call. if you want to know the name, the newest method, you will commence alarm. but oh, the end of the interview. if you read are they had to get to him and then number the extra virgin olive. and i'm going to give him a just, you know, is the man look in your was listed or i did the home in the i mean i didn't did the i get, i didn

but alyssa passion on 3rd avenue father. despite a raft of incredibly talented young players, you went to a commission and direct go. and search snobbery are the only ones who have truly cemented themselves in the team. of course, one campus to the next generation will automatically match the 2014 winning cohort . many exciting prospects, especially in the back of developed into solid pros, but not quite world beaters and ask a few last years. it's on qualitative proposal to miss very close. the uplift isn't as little the man's is done as often in whom it's one of wood, ellen whose level lung songs muslin and then it's none for those invoices and so on and off. the ellison for tidy got out of wood in, and it's now the fuel t, as i'm as the lloyd dispute, and then also given the and also the key sling now working and never to since front office germany is the struggles structural off redemption. the new off cuz i'm thinking i would go always been bill entry in iraq to recover. just ask them to send and let me on for past water on a show on my back down to dish, i'm gonna actually be let

the 11-year-old seen in this video in the fight of her life is amber's daughter alyssa. told "gma" overnight only one thing was on her mind. >> will i die today? will i get to live the rest of my life. >> she was almost kidnapped. the guy grabbed her by her throat -- a knife, he drug her to the ground but she was able to knock him down. >> experts say quick thinking saved her life. >> she kept her head on a swivel. it is amazing she was able to see the dangerous situation and avoid it. >> coming up at 7:00 a.m., the tips every parent should teach children in situations like this. with our "gma first look," back spring cleaning, if you plan the donate items to good will, you may want to think twice. the ceo is begging people to stop donating trash. he says throughout the pandemic that stores have reported an influx of people who are dumping unusable items like broken furniture, messed up toys, flashlights with leaking batteries, and that means the stores have to schedule extra bulk trash pickups. >>> well, a little girl who becomes best friends with a critter at the zoo.

elizabeth shows lynn has the latest on the investigation and elicited the sheriff's department is alyssaae surveillance of the government, sammy cassidy, walking across the can!!! shooting on his way to another building to come the victims. cassidy fire 39 shots hundred 37 and and 32 seems as is this a he may have been targeting his victims. >> there was a person there who was a non-vta employee. the gunmen said i'm not going to shoot you and began shooting other people. >> reporter: sources confirm u.s. customs officers detained cassidy in 2016 after a trip to the philippines, saying campus us books about terrorism, fear, and manifestoes about the black notebook says he hates the vta worked. >> the house pasta is gun control boston some. is lack of ambition x executive actions >> reporter: san francisco's mayor says she is staying in close contact with san francisco's mayor. the tragedy brought up hunting members is san francisco's soliciting at the kindest kyle street in 1983. up until wednesday, that have been that they areas last option for the bay area region. >> and is thing that h

here's a facebook question from alyssa w. we will start with you, dana. an embarrassing one, but my husband, peter, it has a a couple. not to wrong person but he uses voice text. sometimes the -- the translation does not pick it up right. i can't say on the show. a couple of the things that have happened but they are so embarrassing. he really needs to read and proofread these things before he hits sand because he embarrassed the entire family. >> geraldo? >> i remember one awful text i sent i finally broke up with her or got rid of her or something. and i sent it. >> oh. >> oh. ouch. >> we are not going to use names, right? >> many years ago. i don't remember the names. >> yeah. well, sort of. i thought i did. i was complaining about someone and i thought i said that complaint to that person i was complaining about and i had a mild panic attack. >> wow. jesse? >> we have to be capable of stealing the emotion of embarrassment. i can't think of anything. [laughter] >> all right. >> more like you. >> i now put aside my contribution roku i took the lead. now

more thinking that needs to be holistically about critical supply chain and along with my co-chair alyssa slotkin and our task force is working in a bipartisan manner to work on the defense-specific side and its own supply chain review and every think tank in town is working on the supply chain. so clearly, we've reached peak supply chain and i don't think anyone has the silver bullet solution and ideally we all contribute to a small piece of the puzzle. [ no audio ] and the fact that we're having this discussion. [ no audio ] >> it looks like we're having a little technical issues on the representative's end. let's see if it gels and we'll give it another 30 seconds or so. >> can you hear me? >> you went offline just for a second, sir. if you would repeat about the last 30 seconds? >> i had something very brilliant they said. i don't remembe clearly. my point is that i've been shocked at a time when congress is very divided in a lot of issues and i'm shocked at how partisan this discussion is. i think we have an opportunity to build upon that foundation. >> really refreshing to hear that

from now on let's call it alyssa milano and the seven dobbs.ast two there's no democrats who are sneezy or bashful. it's just call them sleazy and cherokee. let's have some powwow chow from mama mp powell and the tb. topic number two, the own time the awoken crowd is gets animated is when they're ruining lives. no target is too small. even speedy gonzales could not outrun the liberal mob. the loony goons accused sweetie of stereotypes by wearing a summer area. a course they're all quiet as mice went frederick wilson does it. to be honest it's not fair to compare her to speedy because she is not too quick. thankfully he speedy managed to dodge the cancel coulter bullet after some prominent mexican-americans came to his defense. another looney tunes was not so lucky, peppy lip you was canceled and cut from the new space jam movie for being too centrally aggressive toward women. now i am no prude, but i have to say i kind of agree. i went back and watch some of the old pepe8 videos. i cannot believe how he manhandled those girls. forcing his skunk

. -- my name is alyssa cordova. jesus cordova was my husband. describe jesus as one of the most patient and loving people on this planet. he was a loving father, a caring husband, and only son. jesus treated everybody with dignity and respect, even the people that he was arresting. that morning, i made him breakfast. i iron his uniform -- ironed his uniform. he walked to the door, he turned back, he smiled. just a beaming smile, and that was it. he closed the door, and that was the last time i saw him. there was a carjacking. jesus heard the call, and then the car literally passed him. he made a u-turn to follow the car, trailed the car into a grocery store parking lot, and that's where he was ambushed. [gunshots] >> arizona is morning after a nogales police officer was shot and killed in the line of duty -- arizona is mourning. >> so i get to the hospital, and it was like slow motion. the doctor comes in. she looks down, and she's like, "i'm so sorry. i'm so sorry." the shot that killed him was in his left lung. they believed he had been shot a

alyssa vogel can be heard asking, "there's a baby"? quickly ran over to the little girl, applied a tourniquet. then the officer scooped her up and literally raced the girl to an ambulance. she was shopping for toys with her family whether a stray bullet hit her. she is now expected to make a full recovery. police say a man tried to shoot his brother after an argument and instead hit three bystanders. >> that is amazing. police and the chp are still trying to look into the case of that tesla driving on bay area roads without anyone in the driver's seat. as we first reported last night, this apparently driverless tesla was spotted in the east bay. the pictures are going viral. chp posted them on facebook. you see a guy in the back seat but no one in the front seat. a message from the chp to report activity like this as soon as possible. until the cars are considered fully autonomous, a driver is still required. >> why would you do that? why, why, why? >>> flying down 880 at 100 miles per hour and crashing into a chp officer. a hayward ma