anastasia and this 10-year-old have never left. their parents are performers with cirque du soleil, and both children were born into the circus, with every intention of following their footsteps, or in this case, hand stands. >> i know our parents are focusing more on school, but i really want to be part of the circus. jane: home home, as anastasia puts it, is russia, but she and her brother spent much of their lives on the road. >> i am at the age where i love to travel, and if it is 10 weeks, it gets boring for me and i am already wanting to move on and i'm thinking where my room -- how my room will look and where is the circus and how are we going to get there. now traveling is one of my favorite things to do. becausey i like japan there is delicious food. there is friends. i want to go again to japan. the worst thing is that sometimes in the city i meet friends and then we have to leave again. and chances are we are not going to come back to that city again. it is kind of hard, you know. jane: at first sight it might be difficu

i first met anastasia when she was nine years old. she raised her hand at a town hall and she said "my twin sister can't speak." because of that they putter in a separate class apart from the rest of the kids but she can communicate with a computer. and she's very smart and would do just as well as anyone else if the principal and teachers would just give her a chance. i was just blown away by this nine-year-old girl, her confidence and how much she loved her sister. so anastasia and i have stayed in touch over the years. when she grew up she became an intern in the senate. i was so proud of her speech at the democratic national convention in philadelphia, too. [ cheers and applause ] and i'm very excited that she's here with us today. i also want to thank orlando it's great to be back in this wonderful city with all of you. you've been through a lot this year. and what has been so notable is you've responded with grace. you've shown the world what orlando is made of -- strength, love, and kindness. this is something we could all use

we'll talk about that and how clinton is fighting for reporters like anastasia. >> i don't think she's going let it go and the moderator should either. donald trump is somebody who lies 75% at the time. he was dubbed liar of the year and this past week, you had a range of media outlets looking at his statements calculated that he lies every three minutes. >> they do not think that it is the moderator's responsibility to call and they're dpoing to let the candidates fact-check each other. does clinton has a there you go again moment. >> i don't know about that. there is enough lies that donald trump tells consistency that everyone should be able to call him out. even the observers and reporters tonight watching or grading the two candidates performance, we know he likes to lie about the iraq war and his support about libya and who started birthism and on any different number of issues and he tells them so frequent. he cannot possibly be given a passing grade if he repeats those lies. >> donald trump's supporters, feels that mrs. clinton has not been straightforward about her e-mail. doe

anastasia barletta was taken from her home-- after police say-- her mother was driven home after getting drunk at a bar. an amber alert was sent out to all cell phones-- including the suspects-- who ended up returning the baby. police say if and when something like this happens again-- theyll now have an entire team from across southern nevada-- ready to step in. take sot zimmerman by forming this team, our best practices are coming to the forefront marissa tag one of the tools parents can use to keep their fbi child id app-- you can create a profile for your child-- this will help police immediately identify your child in case something happens. mk-- 13an. a valley woman is nearly brought to tears after what she found at the gravesites of her mother and son. 22.43.28 it's very, very disrespectful, when she says the cemetery wouldn't doing anything about it.. she turned to us. now.. we're getting results from a story you asked us to investigate. plus... of the night..... by a gang of armed men inside her home... and... wait until you see..... the terrifying scene revealed.... by surveill

she and her sister talked with anastasia bolton about domestic violence. >> i remember seeing my mom happy. >> reporter: it sure is a lot of strength to share someone you love with strangers. miss all the time. >> that is jessica's father three years ago. he walked into the greeley police department and told police that he hurt her mom. her father struggled with drug addiction for years. >> he was two different fathers. when he was in his drug -- >> reporter: her mom try to leave. reporter: their parents fought a lot. right before the murder, their 19-year-old brother kicked the data out but he came back. >> my dad never hit my mom. ever. is so we're that he just did what he did. >> i just felt like the drugs to control of him. what he did to my mom, he hit rock-bottom. >> me talk my story, maybe it could save life. >> reporter: it takes a lot of courage to speak up and speak out. >> we need to stand up for ourselves as women. if we don't, more will happen. >> reporter: the sisters can take that. there is already too much hurt, too much pain and too much loss. >> do it for yourself b

it's like what anastasia said about her sister. she can communicate through a computer. then let's make sure students who have the ability to do so have the opportunity to do so. then we'll make sure those with a disability can get hired and stayed hard. we'll launch a new program called autism works to help people with autism succeed in the workplace. fourth, let's build on the success of the americans with disabilities act by finally ratifying the united nation clsvention on the rights of persons with disabilities. it has the strong backing of leaders across the political spectrum and it's a chance to show american values and american leadership. and i have to tell you, ever since i was first lady i've had the great privilege of traveling the world on behalf of our country. when i was secretary of state i went to 112 coufrpbltrizz. and one of the things i have noticed is how far behind many countries are in how they treat people with disabilities. very often, people with disabilities from the time they are babies anded to lers are locked away. basically forgotten. i wa

she and her sister talked with anastasia bolton about domestic >> i remember seeing my mom happy. >> reporter: it sure is a lot of strength to share someone you love with strangers. someone gets a cut and alexa miss all the time. >> that is jessica's father three years ago. he walked into the greeley police department and told police that he hurt her mom. her father struggled with drug addiction for years. >> he was two different fathers. when >> reporter: her mom try to leave. >> she did not leave him because she didn't want her kids to grow up without a father.>> reporter: their parents fought a lot. right before the murder, their 19-year-old brother kicked the data out but he came back. >> my dad never hit my mom. ever. is so we're that he just did >> i just felt like the drugs to control of him. what he did to my mom, he hit rock-bottom. >> me talking now and telling my story, maybe it could save life. >> reporter: it takes a lot of courage to speak up and speak out. >> we need to stand up for ourselves as women. if we don't, more will happen. po take that. there is already too m

geist and general michael flynn while clinton's guests included 9/11 survivor lauren manning and anastasia somoza, a woman with ser brawl palsy. there were watch parties all over our area, including nbc10's debate night at xfinity live in south philadelphia. that's where denise nakano is joining us live. >> reporter: jirm, i sat out in the crowd and saw a range of emotions and opinions. opinions basically came down to this was entertaining but not necessarily presidential. the debate stage thrust hillary clinton and donald trump into their first face-to-face presidential showdown and created an interest like few have seen before. >> i think i'm getting a little bit more than i bargained for. >> a lot of one liners and zingers. >> it's been a hot mess, but it's been great. >> reporter: voters gaths at xfinity life. one roof but varying opinions on who won this one. >> i think trump is hitting the points. he's litting everybody know he wants to protect the country. >> she's standing her ground and holding her self accountable. >> reporter: viewers listened and watched and at times shouted an

bathtub and could not sleep the first night and to see that vast city with all kinds of people and it anastasia annette town of northern california and i had known each other before at the american university in beirut so i have known way over 40 years. >> just building on the dates where did you finish high-school class. >> in california and 1967 but then i went back to afghanistan with another six months i had to go to school >> your next agreed? >> dave bachelors from the university in beirut -- beirut. >> 1972. then i got a master's from american university in beirut and in the of ph.d. from the university of chicago 1979. >> 12 sure you video. >> tad differing risks with the central america in the persian gulf war and in such cases and many of the alliance and as well as sharing the burdens with us. >> one of the great nuclear strategist with one counter and getting ready to get the grades and study hard to anticipate and after school started i was taking a class on comparative politics and and when i run into my friends indulge hall at the international cat house and to come back to the d

so, anastasia and i have stayed in touch over the years.n she grew up, she became an intern in the senate. i was so proud of her speech at the democratic national convention in philadelphia. [applause] and i'm very excited that she is here with us today. i also want to thank orlando. it's great to be back in this wonderful city with all of you. you've been through a lot this year. [applause] and what has been some notable is you have responded with grace. you've shown the world what orlando is made of. strength, love and kindness. this is all something we can use more of right now. [applause] i am here today to talk about how to make the economy work for everyone but i want to say something about the upsetting incidences that took place over the last few days. first an unarmed man was shot and killed by a police officer in tulsa then shot and killed in charlotte. i'm sending condolences and prayers to their families and i know a lot of you are as well. there is still much we don't know about what happened but we do know that we have two mor

. >> christian gray wants anastasia steel back but his past could destroy their future. here is your first look at 50 shades darker. opening in theaters in february. >> you think you are the first him. >> i was living like a king. >> david bowie's lazarus has new life. based on the movie that fell to earth and opened in new york last year. moves to london last month and the lazarus album comes out the doctor is britannia awards october 28th. traveled to iraq to see how the fighting affected children. >>> a woman arrested calling in a bomb threat. you won't believe why. >> jamesis winston is winning >>> breaking news right now in hillsborough county. hillsborough deputies believe they have a new picture of from a guy at the brandon mall. this picture comes from a similar crime in pasco county. an employee chased that robber and jumped on to his car and was thrown in the road and that employee remains in serious condition. if you recognize this person, you should call crimestoppers at 800873 tips. >>> and now let's check in with sports with paul ryan. >> and the bucks won

anastasia somoza, and aleatha williams who is a long-time pen pal of hillary clinton since she was first lady. >> fascinating, thank you very much. just how big is the interest in tonight's debate? in a new poll, 75% of voters say they will be watching tonight, and 3% say they will watch later. clinton has a slight edge when looking at "the lesser of two evils." 47% want to make sure that trump is not elected. 41% so clinton does not get elected. good to have you here, this is a slug fest, sfliegt. >> yeah, they have been going at it for months, i think we're in for quite a battle tonight. >> you have a very skilled politician who has been at it for a long time, and then you have trump, who doesn't have a lot of experience. . one-on-one debates, hillary has done 11. she has done five debates versus senator bernie sanders and in '08 against the u.s. senator at the time barack obama. in 2006 she has a debate against john spencer, a very mem able moment, and one against lazio that was more memorable. what of it? >> i think experience does help. having a lot of policy knowledge helps, but at

the win over anastasia. the new york yankees won a thriller over the blue jays last night. bat in the top of the ninth down 7-with the bases loaded two out. brett gardner made a leaping save to the game. they close to the four and a half games of first-place and remain for the al second wild-card spot. as for the new york mets committed four home runs in their 5-3 over the cincinnati reds last night for the most damaging moment came when he had a two run shot in the seventh inning that puts them at the head to six. the method or 10 straight wins and have 113 of their last seven games overall to tighten the nl wild-card race. nicole: to 2017 edition of the guinness book of world records as here. more than 4000 records made it into the 62nd edition. they cast with alumni. it holds the record for the highest project of its kind. the stand and hold to records of the furthest distance of a talented llama. the longest ovation the body burns. don't do that. they spent most of record for the fact this 50-meter walk while holding a football between a. covers the distance and 26 seco

thank you, anastasia. >>> graffiti and wear and tear are closing hanging lake trail toow these pictures. the area will be receiving annual maintenance. the forest service says around 130,000 visitors climb the 1.2 miles to see the lake every year and more just keep on coming. cdot says it does plan to close exit 125 and the off ramp to hanging lake. be prepared if you're headed in that direction tomorrow. >>> one part of colorado is in for its first freeze warning of the season. the weekend will be far from freezing. meteorologist belen deleon is in the 9news backyard. we're expecting really warm >> exactly, but only after we get -- my goodness, after we get out of this cold night is when we get those warm temperatures. okay, there we go. let's get to the forecast because we had a cold front that swept through early this morning and that's the reason why we have cooler temperatures today. 70s around town. i'm not complaining about this. it feels really nice. in northern colorado temperatures are in the 60s and closer to the foothills temperatures are in the 50s and 60s. what this cold f

survivors, single mom who got help from clinton's efforts with the children's health insuran program, anastasia and has been working with hillary clinton on disability rights. back to you. >> thank you. so what are americans hoping to hear from the candidates tonight? there's a recent "wall street journal" nbc news maris poll that shows a third of voters say the debates will play a big role in helping them choose a candidate. jeff flock talked to people as the commuted to work in chicago. what about they want to get out of the bee date and what are you hearing from voter. >> reporter: on the water taxi on the chicago river. voters say -- a third still making up their mind kinda. two-thirds have made up their minds and talked to people who said they would like to see their guy or girl do well. listen. >> i'm supporting hillary. >> there is anything that would change your mind tonight in the debate? >> i can't imagine anything will change my mind. >> will with hillary the same issue. the trusts trusts and competence would be a be chief executive. >> how'll be watching. >> yes. >> i don't really c

i remember around the time that i met anastasia when my mom was fighting for universal health care coverage. i remember pretty vividly when that didn't work out. she didn't give up. quitting is not in her vocabulary. she got back up and kept working. i'm really proud that there are more than 8 million low income kids across our country including more than 100,000 here in pennsylvania who have health care coverage in large part because of my mom's efforts. i'm really proud that when she was our first lady and also when she was my senator in new york she fought for work that she hasn't yet been able to deliver on, paid family leave, equal pay for equal work, ensuring that women's rights are always moving forward and not being pushed backward. it matters. >> chelsea clinton not surprisingly strongly supporting her mother to become the next president of the united states. she is a pretty good campaigner for her mom. her mom has a whole bunch of other excellent surrogates as well. >> i was just sitting here thinking that. she is in pennsylvania today. bill clinton is down in florida. they are se

you heard today from someone i've known for a long time, now grown up and a lovely young woman, anastasiaa. i learned from my family and my methodist faith that we are each called to do all the good we can for all we can for however long we can. and to me that means making sure all our children have the chance to live up to their god given potentials. [ cheers and applause ] so when i meet a little girl in nevada terrified her parents from going to be deported, it hits me right in the gut. when i meet a little boy in flint, michigan, who can't drink the water at home or in school because it's poisoned with lead, that gets me going. all i want to do is get to work making things better for them. that's why i care so much about national security, too. i want to give our kids a safer world. to me that means a world with strong allies, more friends, fewer enemies and fewer nuclear weapons. [ cheers and applause ] it also means leading the fight against climate change so we can leave our kids a healthy planet. [ cheers and applause ] my opponent in this race disagrees with me on every one of th

. >> i'm anastasia and i want to talk about the preliminary goal of water shed providing clean water to 2 housing unit 7 million customers and want to talk about the pesticides use that be happening i got the report from puc their users some it is not good for none the people not or discharged species and herbicides - they should have been band according to the pesticides and i was before the commission the marina use no perez on the lands for more than 10 years and committed not to use any for another 10 years and the last report from east bay shows that they're already have those pesticides in the drinking water a matter of time when this use of herbicides on water shed will show in the tests of an the water and you know people who are environmentalist they should read more on the herbicides thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hi, i'm matthew a resident in the area and one of the leading organizations in san francisco with members our focus on trail maintenance public education and habitat focus and on bikes i'm here to thank you to the supervisors and to the puc one of the t

> good afternoon, commissioners and welcome to commissioner coppel and commissioner mondejar i'm anastasia i'm a noah valley resident concerned with the process undertaken by the planning department to renovate, upgrade the residential design guidelines recently the planning department posted a draft of a new set of guidelines the your own guidelines according to their website are over arching guidelines for all design reviews for all san francisco zoning district and neighborhoods when we questioned if the u d g applied to all of san francisco we were told the u d g will only be used for new zoning district and downtown areas so which it is it do the urban design guidelines apply to all san francisco or only high-rise downtown areas overhead please. overhead. >> whoops sorry. >> okay we've been told the u d g in our residential design guidelines will be separate and independent from each other r d g will govern the zones and they'll cover the reviews for the rest of the city if this is the case the planning department needs to update their website with correct information and the planned

. >> good afternoon commissioners anastasia on august 17th he addressed the department of building inspectionand mri ma commissioner mondejar was the commissioner he spoke about the amount of demolitions were take place when alteration permits were taken out at dbi the commissioner the president of the commission angus said, yes this is important we would like to hold a hearing there is a hearing going to be scheduled about demolition and at that meeting on august 17th the building code were approved they get approved every 3 years so my question here is to these people that want to change things we have a section in the building code one 03 point a that independence demolition a principle portion and then it also has a whole section on why projects are considered demolition and one, if a building is not a resource and the project exceeds 317 b thresholds blow it is tantamount to a demolition that's all in the building code and that was all forwarded and approved and they approve things every 3 years my question if they want to make a separate code section what codes and highway will it relat

. >> i'm anastasia and i want to talk about the preliminary goal of water shed providing clean water to 2 housing unit 7 million customers and want to talk about the pesticides use that be happening i got the report from puc their users some it is not good for none the people not or discharged species and herbicides - they should have been band according to the pesticides and i was before the commission the marina use no perez on the lands for more than 10 years and committed not to use any for another 10 years and the last report from east bay shows that they're already have those pesticides in the drinking water a matter of time when this use of herbicides on water shed will show in the tests of an the water and you know people who are environmentalist they should read more on the herbicides thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hi, i'm matthew a resident in the area and one of the leading organizations in san francisco with members our focus on trail maintenance public education and habitat focus and on bikes i'm here to thank you to the supervisors and to the puc one of the t

you heard today from someone i've known for a long time, now grown up and a lovely young woman, anastasia i learned from my family and my methodist faith that we are each called to do all the good we can for all the people we can for however long we can. and to me that means making sure all our children have the chance to live up to their god-given potentials. [cheers and applause] secretary clinton: so when i meet a little girl in nevada terrified her parents will be reported, it hits me in the gut. when i meet a little boy in flint, michigan, who can't drink the water at home or in school because it's poisoned with lead, that gets me going. all i want to do is get to work making things better for them. that's why i care so much about national security, too. i want to give our kids a safer world. to me that means a world with strong allies, more friends, fewer enemies and fewer nuclear weapons. [cheers and applause] secretary clinton: it also means leading the fight against climate change so we can leave our kids a healthy planet. [applause] secretary clinton: my opponent in this race di

lo que estÁ pegado en las redes sociales. ( ♪ mÚsica♪) estÁ pegado ♪ >>> y les quiero presentar a anastasia baile y bueno, con ay! dios mÍo con esa coreografia que quiÉn sabe cÓmo la habrÁ practicado la verdad, pero le saliÓ buenÍsima, buenisima. yo sÉ uno que quiere practicar estos saltos extremos es diego, veremos si hacemos historia dio. pero en quÉ andaran los famosos nominados a los latÍn mÚsico american awards, vamos a comenzar con wisin quien compartiÓ una foto celebrando el cumpleaÑos de su hija yelena y tambiÉn de su hija victoria, que valiente eres. >>> y tambiÉn mostrarle la foto de shakira quien tambiÉn compartiÓ en familia junto a a sus padres desde el estudio. ay! quÉ guapa se ve con sus padres quÉ rico compartir con ha familia. recuerden pueden votar por sus artistas favoritos nominados a los latÍn american mÚsisic awar, vamos a la pausa en seguida en los deportes, tijuana se instaÓo en la cima de la tabla del fÚtbol mexicano. ( ♪ mÚsica♪) >>> y mÁs adelante, hablaremos del uso de las redes sociales entre los jÓvenes y cuÁnto podrÍa afectar su autoestima, esto y mucho mÁs aqu

. >> i'm anastasia and i want to talk about the preliminary goal of water shed providing clean water to 2 housing unit 7 million customers and want to talk about the pesticides use that be happening i got the report from puc their users some it is not good for none the people not or discharged species and herbicides - they should have been band according to the pesticides and i was before the commission the marina use no perez on the lands for more than 10 years and committed not to use any for another 10 years and the last report from east bay shows that they're already have those pesticides in the drinking water a matter of time when this use of herbicides on water shed will show in the tests of an the water and you know people who are environmentalist they should read more on the herbicides thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hi, i'm matthew a resident in the area and one of the leading organizations in san francisco with members our focus on trail maintenance public education and habitat focus and on bikes i'm here to thank you to the supervisors and to the puc one of the t

. >> i'm anastasia and i want to talk about the preliminary goal of water shed providing clean water to 2 housing unit 7 million customers and want to talk about the pesticides use that be happening i got the report from puc their users some it is not good for none the people not or discharged species and herbicides - they should have been band according to the pesticides and i was before the commission the marina use no perez on the lands for more than 10 years and committed not to use any for another 10 years and the last report from east bay shows that they're already have those pesticides in the drinking water a matter of time when this use of herbicides on water shed will show in the tests of an the water and you know people who are environmentalist they should read more on the herbicides thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hi, i'm matthew a resident in the area and one of the leading organizations in san francisco with members our focus on trail maintenance public education and habitat focus and on bikes i'm here to thank you to the supervisors and to the puc one of the t

y esta maÑana se llevÓ a cabo una misa en la basÍlica de santa anastasia, que se presidiÓ en tres diferentesreguntes. algÚn dÍa lo vas a saber. y al final de su vida, me lo confesÓ. maity: una eminencia, la doctora aubanel. y como vieron, bastante emotiva al hablar de quien fue su amiga y su paciente, la madre teresa. usted podrÁ ver a travÉs de univisiÓn este domingo a partir de las 04:00 de la maÑana, 03:00 centro, 01:00 pacÍfico, la misa de canonizaciÓn de la madre teresa, y serÁ retransmitida a las 08:00 de la maÑana. y el lunes tendremos todo lo que se viviÓ en este dÍa histÓrico. ana patricia: muchÍsimas gracias, y quÉ importante mensaje nos ha dejado: hay que escuchar a dios. johnny: tienes toda la razÓn. en breve, no se pierdan el emotivo homenaje musical que le va a hacer angÉlica marÍa juan gabriel. william: no se muevan de ahÍ. ya regresamos con mÁs. pero en el mundo del boxeo profesional, estas tres palabras evocan a un campeÓn: "manos de piedra". me refiero a roberto durÁn. y ahora, en la pelÍcula "hands of stone", podrÁn conocer su verdadera historia, desde su humilde niÑez en

josÉ alberto: bueno, es un acto de acrobacia, presentado por micael y anastasia, que vienen desde ucraniaun doblador de bananas. un doblador de bananas? si, un doblador de bananas. hmmm, y que mas te están enseñando en la escuela? mmm. el favorito de la familia. yoplait. maaaaaa..... crest presenta ¿qué pasa robotito? no uso esa pasta de dientes... del pasado!!! (con tono medio robótico) ahí me di cuenta que necesitaba... cambiar a crest. descubre la protección de crest contra caries, mal aliento y sarro. pruébala, porque crest funciona. crest presenta ¿por qué estás borrando esas fotos? porque mis dientes están amarillos. ¡prueba 3d white! la pasta de dientes y el enjuague crest 3d white diamond strong blanquean con cuidado y fortalecen los puntos débiles. Úsalos juntos para un esmalte 2 veces más fuerte... crest 3d white. ♪ karla: saludos a nuestra gente hermosa de los Ángeles. muchÍsimas gracias por su sintonÍa y su cariÑo. nos vamos hasta allÁ. francisca: me quedÉ colgada con la mÚsica. karla: luis sandoval se encuentra en vivo. buenos dÍas! luis: muy buenos dÍas, seÑoritas! en este l