alyssa asked to meet with james.as whisked way. >> i told him that i decided to forgive him and that i wanted him to have hope. >> and she wept then. tears of forgiveness. of lingering grief for her father. and as for melissa? after the trial, she told us, she was ready to move on. >> where will you keep ben? >> he will always be in my heart. he will never be forgotten war, but we do have to go on. we still have to be here and live today day lives. >> if he's looking down and watching you, what would he think about his daughter? >> i think he still loves me and that i'm doing much better than i was in my other house. >> he misses? >> yes, i miss some allot. >> your strong kid, aren't you? >> yeah. >> that's all for this edition of dateline, i'm craig melvin, thank you for watching. ank you fo r watching >> i'm craig melvin >> and i'm natalie morales. >> and this is dateline. >> this was an insane world that i was living in. i did what i had to do.

so alyssa, after a century of being on fossil fuels, were cars. it seems like we hope we have learned some lessons, maybe about the way not to do this. and this is a chance to kind of start over and start over a new what are some things that we should be looking for here for the way that this industry is going to change the automobile industry in the coming years? yeah, that's a great question. so, i mean, i think what we've seen is that the, the world is asking that we don't undertake this transition and moving away from internal combustion engine vehicles to battery powered vehicles without improving our history of the communities at that are affected by the production of vehicles and in particular, the battery for electric vehicles and asking that we do better. and i think we're seeing a movement in many parts of the world, but particularly in europe to really push for up for different rules for how he make batteries and make sure that some of the human rights violations and environmental disasters that are may occur. and that really we prevent

if ok, alyssa, go for. i'm so sorry. and so i just 2 things. one, i actually think of that we need to step back from assuming that the world, including wealthy nations, should be electrifying every vehicle on the road. in some work that we did, we found that we could reduce material demand by more than 90 percent, if we pursued transit active mode alternatives to a personal vehicle dependency. and i think that car dependent places wealthy nations like the u. s. should pursue multi product approaches and not electrify everything. i'd also like to add that in globally electrified $2.00 and $3.00 wheelers have displaced more oil than all of the electric vehicles that have been sold all the passenger vehicles. and i say this because electrification is going to look different around the world. and we should, he looking to electrify 2 and 3 wheelers which can deliver great air quality benefits for urban areas as well as electrified buses, which will probably play a really important role. for example, in electrifying latin america and africa. that's i

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alyssa. alicia: let's bring in our political panel with us today is brad howard a democratic strategist and matt gorman nrc and have said president at targeted victory. good to see you both. i have about 85 things to talk to you about so let's begin with what's happening in trump world and matt i want to begin with you because -- when you consider all of the -- investigations going on regarding the former president, the documents at mar-a-lago you have what's happening in georgia as well this is an interesting move. that is happening possibly this week, not to mention that right now the potential of a misdemeanor and nate was reporting like really intricate path to a possible felony what are your thoughtings on the validity of all of this? >> look i've not thought highly without alvin bragg manhattan district attorney who is supposedly going forward with the way that this indictment if the reports are true. he's the person who dmaim on the first day of office and said all of these violate cri

alyssa. this really is the calm before the storm again. no this morning, meteorologist alyssa carlson says she's going to be okay after fainting during the news anchors tossed to her, but before she could give her weather report she lost consciousness. alyssa, this really is the calm before the storm again. no. oh, you know, we're going to go ahead and go to break right now. the station cut to commercial co workers called 911 carlson posted on social media yesterday, saying, thanks for all the kind wishes as i recover from a head injury, i am out of the hospital and doing ok. it's not the first time she's had a medical emergency at work in the newscast threw up in the weather center in 2014. carlson thought she had the flu. but she said she later learned it was a leaky heart valves. they told me that eventually the valve would probably have to be replaced. carlson says she and her husband then adopted a healthier lifestyle, but nine months after giving birth to her daughter, she found herself back in the hospital with chest pain. the vowel

alyssa, if you look at your former boss, president, trump looking at these poll numbers, what does here he is a bit threatened by how much rhonda santos is gaining on him. i mean, they are statistically in a dead heat right now. but i caution this. i think 40%, there's a theory of the case that a 40%, kind of a high-water mark for donald trump. so long as he maintains that and does not lose it, this raises his. and i've seen him operate on the national stage enough to know that a lot of folks will ultimately consolidate around him. now, for nearly two years out. i don't want to make pronouncements too quickly. desantis has a lot more to prove than trump does. with trump, not many american minds are already made up about him. so, for him to be pulling at actually 40%, it's actually quite remarkable. it means he still has an incredible hold on the republican base. so, the open question now, is ron desantis is staying power. when it comes to are you going to talk to the mainstream press, how does he play in ohio, south carolina, ohio, and potentially on a debate stage with all, trump and

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we are back with john miller, molly, l z and alyssa. okay.now where to begin. >> i mean -- >> could i start off with until these documents came out in discovery and we got to see them because people didn't remember what they put in their emails, nobody was telling on anybody in that company. >> right. >> yeah. >> i like that. that's a light motif through the show. i see that. so, basically, what fox says is that it's an effort to publicly smear a media organization just for having the temerity to cover and comment on allegations being pressed by the sitting president of the united states and it should be recognized for what it is, a blatant violation of the first amendment. that's not all they were doing. rupert more dock has admitted under oath they were in his -- his hosts were endorsing the lies that trump was spreading. >> and my favorite rupert murdoch quote is it's all about ratings. some of thous who have known tucker carlson for many years, we have had debate about is it all an act or has he self-radical lased. i was on the side i tho

i agree with most of what alyssa said. i differ in once extent. desantis' head. as i said to you before, i think the core of the desantis strategy is to offer republican voters trumpism without trump. to basically say i will be as fierce a cultural warrior as trump is against all the targets you want to smite, but i don't carry all the personal baggage of trump. and i think as part of that he is very determined not to let trump establish a lot of daylight on many of these issues that have enormous appeal to the maga base of the party. the risk, of course, is by doing that, you're creating dissidence both with another piece of the republican party, and even more fundamentally, if you win the nomination, i can't imagine that joe biden would be worried about going into a general election basically standing up as the defending of the western alliance to rebuff vladimir putin against an opponent who is calling this a territorial dispute. >> alyssa, before we get to the nomination, do you think this language, this position from desantis is enough to ali

in san francisco, alyssa gord, nbc bay area news. >> we are back in 60 seconds. >>> still ahead, the sunlight coming down to earth and lit up the sky last night. we are learning more about the light show from an astronomer. >>> from these guys to the ground. if your plans are taking you into san francisco this evening, make sure you bring an umbrella. we are tracking summary for early sunday morning. your full outlook ahead in just a few minutes. >>> you can now access nbc bay area news whenever you wanted. roku, samsung tv plus, or sumo. there you can watch live >>> the case against former president trump involving hush money to stormy daniels. mr. trump set it to a boil. illegal leaks from the manhattan d.a.s office indicated he is going to be arrested on tuesday. he called on his supporters to protest. critics are blasting the former president for calling on his followers to take our nation back. reminding some of his supporters to march on the capital on the january 6 instruction. nbc's received a copy of the email dda sent to staff. they told employees he does not tolerate attem

alyssa goard, "today in the bay." >>> part of twitter's source code were leaked online, possibly for creating a major risk for the social media platform. "the new york times" reporting that twitter disclosed the breach in a legal filing late friday when it sent a request to the coding platform grit hub to get it removed. sources say the source code could expose vulnerabilities, giving hackers the ability to steal user data and take down the entire site. twitter believes the post was made by a former employee who left the company last year. >>> 4:38 right now. the storms brought trees crashing down. still ahead, the changes one peninsula woman is trying to make so her neighbors don't have the same problem. >> plus, the pressure of saying "i do" is affecting more than the bride and groom. the costs are becoming too much for guests and the changes some are going to have to make >>> right now at 4:41, we are under a microclimate weather alert, but take a look at these temperatures today. feeling nice and mild as we are still going to have sunshine for much of today, and also preparing fo

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alyssa. thank you. many parents in nashville have been shaken by the shooting. sean dale brooks says she lost one of her sons in the 2018 waffle house, shooting in tennessee. and now today, another one of her children was inside that school. yeah. i felt like my nerves left me. it felt like it was happening all over again. no parent should have to receive that call. no parent should have to go through anything like that . on twitter tonight, governor, newsom said. we call ourselves the land of the free yet our kids and teachers are gunned down in schools and forced to live in fear of being killed while being educated. what kind of freedom is that? this isn't going to stop until we come together to pass basic gun safety laws in our nation. california is appealing a judge's ruling that blocked enforcement of a state law that limits the sale of certain models of handguns. last week, a federal judge in orange county ruled against amendments to the unsafe handgun act specifically the requirements that any new semiautomatic guns have an indicator that shows when the g

with me to discuss is bakari sellers, a former democratic elected official, and alyssa -- here are somecker carlson revealed in the filings. he said we're close to being able to ignore trump most nights. i hate him passionately. i blew up at peter navaro today. i like peter, but i can't handle much more than this. come on, there isn't an upside to trump. hold on one second, bakari, because i'm going to say something you might be surprised. this really isn't relevant to whether or not fox lied about the elections. dominion is not suing fox for lying about trump and pretending they like donald trump. dominion is suing fox for lying about the elections. you're a lawyer. does this not boost the fox argument that dominion is, in many of these filings, just trying to embarrass them? >> well, they are trying to embarrass them, and i think dominion trying to win not just in the court of law but in the court of public opinion. let me just kind of reframe your statement just a little bit, because it's not just proving that fox news lied about the 2020 elections, but they willfully lied about thos

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let's discuss all of this with cnn political commentator alyssa farah griffin, and former congressman, also a former acting white house chief of staff for donald trump. what do you think is going on in donald trump's mind right now as the walls appear to be closing in on him in this hush money investigation? >> from what i've been hearing, he's obviously very anxious about the potential pending indictment and any subsequent arrests that could come with that, but i'm also hearing from people around him, he feels a bit emboldened by this. i think there's a lot of republicans like myself who want to see trump held accountable for egregious things he had a role in, whether it's the mar-a-lago documents investigation, january 6th, but there are some concerns that this d.a. investigation is seven years old, it's not necessarily -- we don't know the details, but necessarily a rock solid case, and i think he sees this as an opportunity to get republicans to rally around him and say, this is a witch hunt. this is, you know, a liberal judge wanting to undo the 2016 election results. so i think

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it's absolutely sima, alyssa laid st less than a year after starting her treatment. marina can now kick a ball, walk with confidence, and jump on a trampoline. her remarkable progress has become a point of pride and a learning experience for the all ukrainian team. they see that prior to the more they didn't have many cases where they could work together in an interdisciplinary set up. ok 1000. yes, we are like one big family. marina is energetic. some days she wants to be a soccer player on others. all she talks about is race car driving whatever she ends up doing, her team will always be proud that they helped her take that 1st step. when you're watching d w news coming up next to it's business with my colleague marie sina, i'm terry martin. thanks for watching sometimes to be sure to rush out at you out t v highlights for she knew me both every week. snuck them up. that has to floated you do the fool. i'd have to channel fantastic.

are corresponded alyssa diploma. is it niger commercial capital logos? give us more details on why the main opposition parties want a fresh election basically calling for boy courtney for constellation person that i have to be back today without doing that today, the office was widespread for the. busy 5, that's all the, that the body that the content on that you know, every day and all that. but that may be lack of funding type of results, which i'd say you mentioned to call be back. what's the result is putting it on real time and i think that's so much what it was. thank you alex, from the transmission which i was talking about, why now, when do you not be published online? i'm not uploaded on the course of the fact that they called the old entity according to that, let's take a look now. it's some other stories making headlines around the world. in greece at least 26 people have been killed in scores more injured. after 2 trains collided, 2 trains, one passenger and one for cargo. crashing the city of larissa, destroying the 1st 2 carriages. hundreds

i think i was, i was heard and i hope we will be seeing results soon. alyssa cove eyes, an expert, a nuclear security, and the executive director of the v. n. a center for disarmament and non proliferation and she told me that iran has been pressing ahead with its nuclear program in recent years. you might have certainly made some steps that are raised concern and most importantly it worked on the enrichment of uranium, which is the key ingredient for a nuclear weapon. after the administration withdrew from the j 6 or 8 your on deal, you're on our team level of enriched uranium, increasing the level of basement of uranium, and also human leading and large amounts of this year in, you know, from the recent report from the i. e, they accumulated 87 kilograms of 60 percent enriched uranium, which is getting pretty close to the material that could be used on you, happens to so called weapons grade uranium. however, we also heard last week, some of the comments from the u. s. boast the under secretary of defense over the policy and then from the head of the sea where they say that accordi

oh cool, it's absolute love sema, alyssa laid say less than a year after starting her treatment. marina can now kick a ball, walk with confidence, and jump on a trampoline. her remarkable progress has become a point of pride and the learning experience for the all ukrainian team. they say that prior to the more they didn't have many cases where they could work together in an interdisciplinary set up talk, talk a little bit. yes, we are like one big family. marina is energetic, some day she wants to be a soccer player on others. all she talks about is race car driving, whatever she ends up doing, her team will always be proud that they helped her take that 1st step. now here's one for the record books, the world's longest ever surfing session. blake johnston, who's a former professional in the sport, broke the world record in sidney. on friday, the australian shattered the previous record held by south africa's josh insulin of 30 hours and 11 minutes and to the cheers of dedicated onlookers. johnston did not stop there. he stayed in the water on his board into the evening to achieve a fu

obviously very closely to see if more people will turn out then than during the last day of strikes. alyssa, briefly, if you can, why is my call than sticking with these reform plants despite this massive backlash for him, it's important for his image. he wants to show that he is a strong statesman on a national, but also on an international level to be able to continue to take part in international negotiations. for example, concerning the russian invasion in ukraine. it's also the masterpiece of his 2nd term in power. but obviously this is not going down very well with the population here because the government has also been a bit and not very, very agile in explaining why this reform was needed. so it seems like at this has not really worked, at least not on a national level. it's not really push polishing up is image right now, lisa lose in pairs there. thank you lisa. as have a look now at some of the other stories making headlines today, you foreign and defense ministers have agreed on a 2000000000 euro deal to send desperately needed ammunition to ukraine. the plan will provide keith

i'm back with alyssa, harry l z and motion lz. like when we talk about these futuristic things, but we alternately giggle because we think like it's sci fi stuff, and it's never going to happen and feel petrified and are clenching at all times. okay? and i don't know what the middle crown answer is here. all i know is what the millennial was talking about about like the margin tailored greens and you know chuck schumer's all getting together and trying to decide what's best for us with technology that scares the hell out of me. i'm just being real with you like you might be. experts will never feel your you came to congress to bring, but you're not expert in technology. and if the people who are in charge of technology is saying pump the brakes then i think congress should be putting on the emergency brake because they are not prepared to handle that conversation. they are saying, pump the brakes, the people who know what they're doing with the last real regulation we had on capitol hill in regards to tech happen in the nineties i

this is alyssa merlin, so spine, your super lawyer was pushed a little bit. and you see my literally bought a new because of a little girl who is the 50 on the square colors unable as you either aborted that those 2 particular just did my business partner alyssa wiley, this meliss meal and we did it with the mr. asner new deer, so can we have them call us or them either is washington or what i see. what i was wondering if i need for someone in the office that on the phone, if them go at least of centrelink them, what appears gifts through my medical excuse. and yourselves will still be just like i get those. i will keep record, you know, but up as a 3rd of and he had given however, more and more people in the west want to know the truth. an american politician, 200 years ago said, nobody cares about anything until they're an effective hardy. and he's absolutely right. most people up until sir did not care about ukraine. they just didn't. so now people care because now there's a war going on and that can go much bigger when you're forced to look at the evidenc

[applause] joining alyssa barrow is a set she is a seventh grader math teacher from clay county and she is the 2023 florida teacher of the year. [applause] thank you for what you are doing. [applause] can keep up the great work. i thank you so much. we are also joined by alicia farren she's the mother of five to attend orange county public schools. she was a concerned parent a year or two ago because she saw there was inappropriate material in her children's library and school. things are even pornographic so she raise the issue. she got positive results but she decided to get more involved in this past november she was elected to the orange county school board as a parents right candidate. congratulations to you and best of luck. [applause] we believe in workforce education expanded opportunities for floridians to obtain certificate and credentials for your degree from a traditional brick and ivy university is one way you can be successful. it is not the only way. kurt corwin is a driver, he was able to get his commercial drivers license through one of our programs here in the state of

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. >> reporter: when alyssa stepped onto field at oracle park last season something changed. >> i was thought, 20 years ago if i had seen a female coach or a female on the field in a major-league baseball game i wonder what dreams i would have had back then. >> reporter: back when she wore the green and gold at sacramento state. >> it special. i did not know that the opportunity to be an assistant coach in major league baseball was possible until i was interviewing for the job. >> reporter: she is at home in this role. the same feeling that led her to play at sac state, where her parents could watch. >> now they come to watch me coach. >> she's a great trailblazer. >> oh people are seeing that there is a girl out there. it's never been done before. it can inspire them to think, well maybe i don't have to -- taking steps toward what i truly want to do. >> it's an incredible thing. i love any opportunity when my girls get to see women doing things that are different than the generations before them. >> reporter: that is what this moment meant for women. and as the coach puts it, anyone

amanda: social media, clinical and cultural divisiveness, all alyssa factors impacting the professional lives of young adults who graduated last year's. >> we have a mental health overlay. zaidi, suicidality, substance abuse. the world seems like a harder place to enter into. it is no surprise that people are going to struggle. amanda: santa clara caught professor weighing in on a survey that sampled around 1000 adults with at least a bachelors degree. most are unprepared to survive the 9:00-5:00 workplace. more than half admitted to seeking help for emotional problems including anxiety and depression. another 53% noted experiencing burnout at least once a week. it also found 39% blamed the colleges for not teaching them workplace skills or behavioral standards. >> i just think you can blame colleges for this. students come to us already burnt out and stressed. amanda: navigating coming of age during the covid pandemic also kept many in the cover of their own home, unable to own in nontypical real-life experiences. >> they're going into an office environment where there is a lot of tens

alyssa. thank you. we have some breaking news to tell you about tonight in san francisco, bart is reporting a major delay at the embarcadero station because of police activity in the area. we understand trains are not stopping there. bart tells us it's investigating, but couldn't provide any further information . we are working to learn more, and when we do, we will bring it to you. new attend chargers in the death of a fairfield toddler whose body was found in rural napa county back in december. chianti harris is now charged with assault on a child resulting in death in the case of two year old jamari madkins. harris was previously charged with trafficking the boys 17 year old mother. another man, joel saavedra, faces charges as an accessory to the crime. francisco city attorney used the city's red flag law today to take guns away from a man accused of firing blanks inside a synagogue in the richmond district ktvu crime reporter henry lee, with more now on the judge's ruling. dimitri mission who has be

amanda: social media, clinical and cultural divisiveness, all alyssa factors impacting the professional lives of young adults who graduated last year's. >> we have a mental health overlay. zaidi, suicidality, substance abuse. the world seems like a harder place to enter into. it is no surprise that people are going to struggle. amanda: santa clara caught professor weighing in on a survey that sampled around 1000 adults with at least a bachelors degree. most are unprepared to survive the 9:00-5:00 workplace. more than half admitted to seeking help for emotional problems including anxiety and depression. another 53% noted experiencing burnout at least once a week. it also found 39% blamed the colleges for not teaching them workplace skills or behavioral standards. >> i just think you can blame colleges for this. students come to us already burnt out and stressed. amanda: navigating coming of age during the covid pandemic also kept many in the cover of their own home, unable to own in nontypical real-life experiences. >> they're going into an office environment where there is a lot of tens

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reclassifying it would give the dea more authority to target alyssa sales. it would also require facilities that use xylazine for legal purposes to more closely track distribution and handling. >>> more than 10,000 new housing units could be hiding in plain sight and sound fiscal. that is according to a rep and how much living space the city could make out of the empty office space. it could require lowering fees and easing requirements to entice developers to do it. the mayor and supervisor have rolled out plans to loosen zoning requirements. >>> the reparations taskforces meeting with economists to figure out how much money black californians should receive and how to determine who qualifies. right now, the best estimate puts the total payments that 80 $800 billion.rn b exrts amine things like health harm, housing discrimination, incarceration rates and over policing. they did not present an amount he thought should be paid. >> we were talking about the racial justice act and how that could turn around. there may not be any financial implications but it co

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alyssa thank you. just chilling and heartbreaking when you see that video at the white house today, president biden praised the first responders in nashville and called for congress to pass an assault weapons ban. we have to do more to stop gun violence . it's ripping our communities apart, ripping a soulless nation, very solar nation. and we have to do more to protect our school so they aren't turned into prisons. last year, president biden signed what has been called the most comprehensive gun bill in about three decades following mass shootings, including that you've all the school shooting and the massacre in buffalo, new york, but congress appears unlikely to pass further gun control measures. the president of the organization brady, california, is responding to the shooting in nashville, maddie scott lost her own son to gun violence and says the ban on assault style weapons must happen now. we need to ask congress to pass this or some weapons banned now we cannot wait any longer. you know, um the

alright, alyssa. thank you for that report.we are not done yet with the storms of rain and snow that hit the bay area this afternoon was just the start of weekend storms. meteorologist mark tamayo joins us now with a look at what to expect next from the storm's headed our way. hi there, christina. yet today system the first one that was kind of phase one and the next one that's approaching our coastline for tonight as we head into early sunday morning rainfall totals so far nothing to humongous. we had some pretty good downpours out there earlier. this morning and into the early portion of the afternoon. you can see the numbers. kent field, 0.40, san francisco and santa rosa close to a quarter of an inch of rainfall. fremont 0.11 and san jose 0.8. we will definitely be adding to those numbers in the short term. the overnight forecast we do bring in heavy rain, the possibility of some thunderstorms and some gusty ways. we could have wins from around 30 to 40 miles an hour. cold enough. once again we are talking about barry is st

alyssa thank you. starting tomorrow, caltrans will be closing lanes on highway 17.ans says they will be removing damaged or fallen trees from the recent storms. the lane closures will affect stretch of highway between blossom hill road in summit road weekdays from nine in the morning to three o'clock in the afternoon. the work is scheduled to be completed friday. april 7th drivers should expect delays and allow extra time for the commune. there we are tracking those raindrops. rain headed our way. it's not tomorrow. it's going to be on tuesday, but it's going to be significant. some wind some rain a little bit everything back here. with that forecast. also ahead. relief crews move into mississippi were tornado damage has search and rescue teams looking for victims, plus something needs to be done, and i want to help save children and parents from having to go through this. senseless grieving mother says something must be done to improve safety for people walking in a fairfield neighborhood tonight at 10 30. she shares what she is going through and hopes no other fam

my business partner, alyssa wiley, this will yes meal, and we did it with the best rational and new did. so can we have a good example of boredom here? good is what showing today. got to to what i see. what i was wondering if i had someone in the profit on so if i'm go at least of some random you would, i be excused from a miracle sky and yourselves will still get like i get those are how will keep record, you know, but up as a 3rd of and he had given however, more and more people in the west want to know the truth. an american politician 200 years ago said nobody cares about anything until they're an effective party. and he's absolutely right. most people up until last year did not care about ukraine. they just didn't. so now people care because now there's a war going on that could go much bigger when you're forced to look at the evidence. because, oh my gosh, this could affect me. we could be in a nuclear war soon and more and more of them want to know. now they want to know what's happening cuz they're starting to see that it's not something that's going to be limited to russia. dan

alyssa nick and looks back at her journey. the news at 6:00 is coming up in 10 minutes. head back out to vern at the coliseum for look at sports on this opening day. >> reporter: all right there, jules! you said it! welcome to the coliseum! it is baseball opening night for the oakland a's. the a's and the angels will get going in an hour. take a look at the lineup for mark kotsay and his oakland a's tonight. the opening game never gets over these guys! can't say said that he was on a text chain with big-league managers looking forward to today. >> there were messages going back and forth as to who was going to have the first hot dog and peanuts. just the aura around the day. today is the beginning of a big journey that everybody is excited about. >> reporter: the 6'7" lefty was acquired from atlanta in the shawn murphy trade, but it is still early. he is drawing comparisons to another lefty who turned out to be pretty good! madison bumgarner. >> they shared a lot of the same qualities in trades. they both like to hunt, i think. if mueller can find a way to turn out like

. >> here's alyssa parker with the better business there's been reports of people pretending to be girl scouts and scamming people say that they're going to take orders for cookies and then ends up. they never get their cookies because they're not. actually girl scouts turns out some girl scout council allow you to order weeks before the cookies actually arrive. and that is with the impostors move in. some other councils allow our only allow you take preorders and then to boost sales. after the fact reports the past have been an with a child. >> posing as a girl scouts. it's terrible. why would you why would you also find something so wonderful like that? all girls go to go door-to-door, supposed to wear the uniforms, but >> there's also another way to jet. there's an official abc cookies app. so if you are paying by credit card, please make sure that you use the cookie asked. the girl scouts also have a place on the web site that allows you to find cookies by zip code in your area. >> it will also give you a number which you can use to text for cookies so you won't fall victim to this.