george: and little aubrey showed up with her stuffed animal. george: fast forward two years and our teens had turned into dapper gents and a gramor girl and aubrey showed off new bling, braces. there are hundreds of reporters and photographers here all in the waiting game, waiting for that first star to step on to the red carpet. let's show you what the red carpet looks like. it's quite it's 1,325 feet long, the longest ever in emmy history. as soon as people pass me and the first live interview position on the carpet, they are greeted by about 100 still photographers who snap away and get those photographs out to the world within seconds if you can believe it. and then after that, there are 155 other interview positions on the carpet which means if you're a celebrity, you have the emmys. as you pass by the big emmy statue that's down the ways a little bit, right about at the eyeline to the top of the statue is where you'll find our fashion skyway with leslie lopez and roshumba williams. the stars hang a left and pass several other crews and fi

they always told me that. >> aubrey often spent weekends with them. >> sam was the best ever. he took me in as family right away. he was like a regular dad. he really just cared. focus on school, don't let those boys ruin your life, you know, they're no good. don't let those boys get around you. and he was like you're never allowed to date a fireman. >> what's wrong with firemen? >> he just worked with them, he knew how they were. >> today danielle also take you in like you were one of her own? >> yes. she was as welcoming as he was. >> and you aubrey oig listened to tear tales. >> they traveled the world together. they had so many good times and so many great experiences. i would handling they were almost like role models to you. >> yeah, they were. >> the perfect life, perfect wife, everything just seemed great. for both of them. >> but all that changed in august of 2012. it was a hot saturday afternoon in sarasota when registered nurse trish plmurphy heard a disturbance coming from the stairwell outside her apartment. >> it sounded like somebody was being chased and then i

cute we are joinened by aubrey. aubr.and mom carly, right.ight. >> yes, carly., car. >> all right. aubrey, how old are you? you >> can you say two? two >> i get it.. okay.ay tell us all about her. >> aubrey is two and she's s's currently enrolled in the little warriors program at eastern seals which is truly been a a saving grace for our familyam during a time of crisis. >> tell everybody at home whatom the little warriors program is.. >> basically they providerovide services for wounded warriors wr and their families for little cost, and this gives the opportunity for families to gogo to doctors appointments or just basically pick up the pieces off the mess that they've -- that ta they're in and, um, it's been a saving grace for my family and y and i'm truly thankful and forever gra >> and what kind of things doesg is he do as little warrior? >> aubrey in class every dayvery she -- we actually get a list ot her daily activities.tivities. they work on cognitive behavior and coloring is one of here ofer favorite things.hi

. >> some say aubrey but i don't know if that works. isn't that his real name. >> aubrey. >> and then rihanna, rih. >> they are the new couple right now. do you remember at vma's when she got vanguard award and she came out and he talk about how in love he was for years. >> she's someone, she's someone i have been in love with since i was 22 years old. she's one of my best friends this is world, all of my adult life i have looked up to her even though she's younger than me. living, breathing ledge men our industry, the recipient of the michael jack son vanguard award, 2016, rihanna. >> so, right there that moment. a lot of people talked about this. >> i have seen it, on the internet, when he escorts her off the stage. people said in photo frames, back of the cell phone cases. they think their relationship goals. everybody is talking about love. so yesterday, did you see this? rihanna steps out in the coat, if this ain't love i don't though what this is, a red fur coat in the shape of a heart. >> in the shape of a heart. >> only she coul

. >> i am tired of you aubrey. i am tired of this. >> okay, so what do you want to do? you're slapping the table and yelling at people in the restaurant. what do you want to do in you want to get us in trouble? >> you know what i want to do? >> oh. >> that's what i want to do. >> this is a 12-minute video. the music doesn't start till like four minutes in. >> tyra banks is the star of it. >> there's leslie jones returning to twitter after a cyberattack. homeland security is still investigating the hack that put her personal information up on a website. she's saying thanks to family and friends i'm okay. i'll always be funny. this is "early today." although just 4 foot 8, despite her size, simone's packed with power. refined, concentrated power. that's why she trusts tide pods. she knows small, can be powerful. i'm.. vince vitranohere's what's coming up on "live at daybreak"...park politicswhy ?this bright orange fence surrounding sherman park will have to come down right away. also... not over yet.the east coast states still in the path good morning. i'm bridget shanaha

. >> and aubrey heads to napa to see how the community is rebuilding and preparing for the next big quake. >> earthquakes do have a tendency to remind people we live in earthquake country and we ought to be prepared. >> plus, a heart-racing performance combining equestrian arts, stage arts, and high-tech theatrical effects. >> we call "odysseo" because it tells the history of the relationship between man and horses. >> all of this fun driven by

>> reporter: aubrey anna was not hurt. her family is thankful for that. >> like, you would never think that something like this could happen to you. but i mean, obviously it can. >> reporter: polic hit and run. officers chased the car through the parking lot where it hit a parked car before the daycare. >> one i saw had a minor scratch. >> reporter: two kids were taken to the hospital. they should be fine. >> this is the most, scariest event that can happen in a childcare center. >> reporter: the driver didn't get very far. >> only a foot out, the two cups who were there pulled him down. then they arrested him and he goes where he needs to go. came together the way they did. >> charges are pending against that driver. police say they could include hit and run, reckless driving and dui. kyle, we know the worker, workers say they -- there were 35 kids inside the daycare at the time that this car plowed through. thankfully everyone okay. >> could have been a very different story. th triggered the first hurricane watch for wes

>> reporter: aubrey anna was not hurt. her family is thankful for that. >> like, you would never think that something like this could happen to you. >> reporter: police say the driver had been involved in a hit and run. officers chased the car through the parking lot where it hit a parked car before the daycare. >> one i saw had a minor scratch. >> reporter: two kids were taken to the hospital. they should be fine. >> this is the most, scariest event that can happen in a childcare center. >> reporter: the driver didn't get very far. >> only a foot out, the two cups who were there pulled him down. then they arrested him goes where he needs to go. >> reporter: everyone can be thankful the pieces of the story came together the way they did. >> charges are pending against that driver. police say they could include hit and run, reckless driving and dui. kyle, we know the worker, workers say they -- there were 35 kids inside the daycare at the time that this car plowed through. thankfully everyone okay. different story. thank yo

aubrey looks like them too. but -- bill, i'm going to say you are not a member of this family? >> well, that's a possible truth. >> jimmy: is it true? >> jimmy: it is true? all right. all right. give them something, sal. >> you get "perfect strangers" on dvd. >> jimmy: do we have one more? i can do this all night. now i'm on a roll. let's see. who do we have? hello there. >> hello. >> jimmy: how are you? >> good. how are you? >> jimmy: doing well. i see there's a frank and franky. >> jimmy: you are. you guys have the same middle name? >> yeah. >> jimmy: what's your middle name? >> vidal. >> jimmy: rickie, angie and two frankys. rickie, how are you? >> good. >> jimmy: rickie, are you part of the family? >> yes. >> jimmy: okay, now i know he's part of the family. we ruled rickie out. all right. raff, raff we have here. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that means -- well, now i'm confused, because it could mean frank is in there ill us italy, or angie. >> no. >> jimmy: so i was right on the first try. right now. you get one of these balls. >> jimmy: we're going to take a break and play the

. >> some say aubrey but i don't know if that works.e the new couple right now. do you remember at vma's when she got vanguard award and she ca o

and fellow high school football player maurice aubrey says the sense of community has become m stronger. >> now we have this single past experience that links us all together. it's made it so much better. >> my complex was here, and my building was right here.di >> sreenivasan: marcinda hempena is one of those people who took advantage of those new opportunities. she was living in an apartment and huddled in the bathtub whenu the storm passed through. >> the weirdest thing was after it was all done, it was so quiet that i thought, "am i dead? did i not make it? is this what it's like to be dead?" >> sreenivasan: hempen, a single mom of two now-grown boys, said prior to the storm, she couldn't afford to buy a house, butaf thanks to a $20 million federal loan program which helped her with a down-payment, she owns a home in one of the hardest-hit areas. >> it's still a little unreal. i own this. i can paint a wall. i can do whatever i want to do, and nobody can tell me different. >> sreenivasan: the community wide effort, along with help a from all levels of government and hundreds of volu

joe and aubrey and their son cooper is the youngest named in the case and i believe he was too at the time. we wanted to tell their stories too so while jim and john story is woven throughout the book we really wanted to bring in the civil rights attorney from cincinnati who really helped with this case and the other attorneys and plaintiffs. because it wasn't just about death certificates, it was also about root certificates and couples who couldn't get birth certificates for their children. it really surprised me that someone on the sidelines come i wasn't really into the politics of. just as a human being and as a mother to know same-sex couples went to the trouble of adopting or having children and were denied accurate birth certificates. one parent was listed and the other was a legal stranger and i just found that so completely outrageous as a human being and as a mother so i really really wanted to take the time to weep those stories into the book as well. >> in fact that was the best suggestion that debbie had because i thought from the start know and i try to always say this.

aubrey pot, a high school sophomore in san jose committed suicide after photos of her sexual assault were passed through facebook snapshot and text. a 17-year-old from nova scotia killed herself after photos of her gang rape were posted online tyler, killed himself after his roommate used a webcam to stream him having a sexual encounter with another man. kristi chambers seriously considered suicide after her ex-boyfriend posted intimate photos along with her name and personal information to more than 35 different porn websites. earlier this year, a woman spoke at a press conference i had to introduce the issue. she deactivated her facebook account, changed her phone number, dropped out of school and moved out of state after her ex-boyfriend posted private images that ended up on more than 3000 websites. she was stocked by strangers including one man who pushed his way into her family's home and made it almost to her bedroom because her ex-boyfriend included a diagram of the house with her address along with false claims that she had rape fantasies. it should come as no surprise then

>> nobody knows who the heck hek aubrey is.nna. >> i don't know what i said. >> is that what i ion't said. sd >> i'll name him -- >> tucker called -- she call and shed it's dreanna. >>> fall's rifle doesn't meansna the end of summer temperatureses so coming up on good day, we're talking about ways to maketo mae summer last little bit longer ie the kitchen and in your closetne as well.l. we're checking i checking in wid pepper.pper. the chefs not the rappers we're talking to them coming up next. fox5 fashion expert tam lee atae little bit later.. 10:32. back in a moment. especially when it comes to snacking.g new. with the laughing cow's nine flavors of creamy cheese, there's no end to what you can discover. the laughing cow. reinvent snacking. ♪ amazing sleep stays with you all day and all night. sleep number beds adjust on both sides for your best sleep ever. don't miss the biggest sale of the year. bed, plus 36-month financing. hurry ends monday! know better sleep. only at a sleep number store. ♪ >> well we celebrate a lot of