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his big sister, aubrey, comforting him after his chemo.n't tell you about childhood cancer is that it affects the entire family." the foe show was shared two years ago, seen by millions. beckett kept fighting. his big sister by his side. the treatments and the milestones. the birthdays. and right here tonight -- >> hi, david.>> reporr: -- mom, and big sister aubrey celebrating his last treatment. >> he is officially -- >> free and freedom of cancer. >> reporter: beckett with his mom and dad matthew on their last day at children's medical center plano. doctors now say there are no signs of cancer. >> it's been a long journey. aubrey's been a great trooper. >> and she always stand up for me whenever i had cancer. >> reporter: beckett back in school and little league. his very first hit. and tonight, two years after that difficult image, beckett and his family grateful. >> any other families out there going through cancer, we just want to say, keep up the fight, there's light at the end of the tunnel and, you know, keep your head up, take it

aubrey at adams. he came from salvos and there's, there's even like people low down the tree in scotland there's, there's a couple of individuals who every single person i've spoken to says behaved in a very abusive, potentially criminal manner. me. ah, when you realize that it's not individual companies, it's not a few companies, it's not a few small companies that here we are to be. and it is at least 2000 british businesses. so that makes that 100000000000 payment problem. me. we reckon that are thousands and thousands of cases across america and we're going to launch legal actions. the classic u. s. class actions across america against both banks. meanwhile we're also working on criminal legal actions in germany under european union directors know why should i as a scotsman in, in addressing and, and looking at the misconduct of r b. s. have to go to america to get the american federal authorities and regulate us to take actions and to do the same in germany. when's the last 8 years? the british g

plus, he stars in the new movie "ghostbusters: afterlife," and his band the aubreys have a new albumnn wolfhard is here. [ cheers and applause he's a stud. speaking of studs, we have an in-studio performance from james blake featuring slowthai [ cheers and applause got a new record out we love james blake. oh, i should -- this is the week i gotta mention. i produced some shows that are going to air this week i'm a producer now >> steve: really >> jimmy: oh, yeah [ cheers ] thank you. [ cheers and applause you want me to produce -- do you want me to produce anything, i've told this to questlove and the roots -- >> steve: you can produce it >> jimmy: yeah they -- no one's taken me up on this, but yeah if you ever want me to do anything, i can do it. >> steve: oh, really >> jimmy: yeah, sure >> steve: like a musical or anything like that >> jimmy: i can't do that, sorry. that's too much. [ laughter ] but i do have -- this wednesday on e "clash of the cover bands," wednesday at 9:30 p.m. [ cheers and applause ♪ that's cover bands, they face -- battling each other. so you've got u2 versus

benjamin and aubrey and there takes on tamara's newspapers and very good to see you. a 2—1 win away tojuventus in group a. erin cuthbert put the londoners 1—0 just after the half—hour mark with a dazzling solo run and shot. italian international barbara bonansea levelled matters in turin six minutes later with a brilliant volley, building the pressure on emma hayes' side. but it was once again pernille harder to the rescue, and she scored chelsea's second with around 20 minutes remaining. that means that chelsea are second in group a, trailing two—time winners wolfsburg on goal difference. the germans accounting for swiss side servette by 5—0, whilejuventus drop to third after that loss. bournemouth and wales midfielder david brooks has announced he has cancer. he's released a statement on social media to say he's been diagnosed with stage ii hodgkin lymphoma and will begin a course of treatment next week. brooks has played for bournemouth since 2018 and was part of the wales squad for euro 2020. his most recent game was in the championship at the end of september, an

aubrey's backyard firefighters saved aubrey's home in the 1991 fire and every year since he's lit a newe of hope those lights shine and sparkle for. the spirit of people who are here before lewis dudley mcneary jr. died near his home in the oakland hills trying to save a neighbor in remembrance his family rang a bell. i just hope he didn't suffer and i just hope that if what happened happened quickly tony and alicia were in their 20s when their dad died when i see all these other fires that happen every single year. it just brings up the memories all over again, and i'm just like, what does this keep happening? how can we all this, how can we fix this so that it doesn't happen to any other families the oakland and berkeley fire chiefs and mayor spoke with the ceremony to address just that along with their own memories 30 years ago. my dad lost his home and i came here. with my sister to go through tos is theay areof hard lessons leag the fire storm the fact that have interoperability that is fit on the fire hydrants in every city that the radios can talk to one another neighbors can tak

with aubrey in glenn county, georgia pleaded not guilty saying they believed aubrey was losing properties. unions and haiti's capital for the prince of rallied to protest against desperate living conditions. countries been in the grip of political and economic turmoil for years and things of course worse and after the assassination of president jovan marie in july. and then the earthquake that killed more than 2000 people in august . the demonstrations for the kidnapping of 17 christian missionaries. they were taken by a gang on saturday after visiting an orphanage near the capital. the u. s. has sent a team to help patient official signed the 12 adults and 5 children, john henderson, with more now from the missionaries headquarters in millsboro go higher. christian aid ministries is located here in the heart of ohio's our mission, men and i community conservative religious people who believe in helping others abroad is part of their christian mission. that's why they raised $130000000.00 a year. and that's why they send missionaries to 130 countries. the organization on monday issued a s

aubrey's backyard firefighters saved aubrey's home in the 1991 fire and every year since he's lit a new kind of treat a tree of hope those lights shine and sparkle for. the spirit of people who are here before lewis dudley mcneary jr. died near his home in the oakland hills trying to save a neighbor in remembrance his family rang a bell. i just hope he didn't suffer and i just hope that if what happened happened quickly tony and alicia were in their 20s when their dad died when i see all these other fires that happen every single year. it just brings up the memories all over again, and i'm just like, what does this keep happening? how can we all this, how can we fix this so that it doesn't happen to any other families the oakland and berkeley fire chiefs and mayor spoke with the ceremony to address just that along with their own memories 30 years ago. my dad lost his home and i came here. with my sister to go through the ashes oakland mayor libby chefs is the bay area is safer because of hard lessons learned during the fire storm the fact that have interoperability that is fit on the fi

my aubrey was actually my son. he was actually my baby boy. not just a jogger.he impacted a lot of people all over the all over the country all over the world. but this was still somebody's baby. what do you hope will be the legacy of your film we persevere and these runners are literally doing that every single day every time they take those runs in their neighborhoods over. 7 news looks like a really powerful film. alright bay area native ben fong torres celebrated a special honor today the premiere of a documentary about his life and career the exclusive debut. was this afternoon at san francisco's great star theater phong torres was born in alameda and raised in oakland's chinatown. he went on to become an iconic american rock journalist broadcaster and author. he's best known for working with rolling stone magazine and the san francisco chronicle at today's premiere of like a roll. joan phong torres talked about his impact on the bay area music scene. i helped to chronicle it and the right about it and bring the spotlight a certain artists. i know that i ha

the defense and prosecution have gone back and forth fighting about bringing up aubrey's past trouble and saying he was on probation. why is that important here? >> you have to remember they would have only known what they saw, they had no background information about him, and they didn't have other knowledge. bringing it into trial would have been overly prejudicial. i think it was a good call by the judge. >> this case has already brought changes to the georgia law, right? >> absolutely, they repealed the citizen arrest law that has been on the books far too long. they got rid of that already. i think we'll see changes going and continuing. >> we'll be following it all. shana, thank you so much. whit? >>> now to the urgent manhunt in that deadly shooting outside of a houston nightclub. a police officer killed and two others wounded in what they're calling an ambush. abc's ike ejiochi has more. >> two officers down. >> reporter: this morning an all-out manhunt for the suspect responsible for ambushing a group of deputies in houston, killing one of them. >> what happened was evil. >>

so the aubrey's installed a flagpole complete with lights in its place. the new hope tree will be lit tonight, the mayors and fire chiefs of both oakland and berkeley will be there. it is a time of reflection for people who lived through that firestorm. the oakland and berkeley hills really show little trace of the devastation that happened there 30 years ago, a small grass fire first broke out on october 19th of 1991, then re ignited and exploded amid high winds on the 20th. 25 people were killed. 3000 homes destroyed one woman whose home burned to the ground now leads in neighborhood fire safe council to encourage residents to make their homes and properties as fire safe as possible. you're at the mercy of the least. uh, prepared neighbor. if that house down the street has not done created defensible space. the whole block is in jeopardy. but we are definitely more proactive with what we do when we were putting patrols out much more regularly. every time we have a red flag warning. fire department say they're better prepared now to handle the hillside f

. >> reporter: when eric's daughter aubrey didn't feel well he brought her into the new centralized covid-19 testing center run by the vacaville unified school district. >> we are not in the public health district but with covid- 19 everyone is in every business. >> reporter: it is located at the shelley daily early learning village. inside, free walk-in antigen testing is offered to students and employees and contract contact tracing specialist are always available. >> it is allowed a student who goes home with sniffles to be able to not stay out 10 days in quarantine. >> reporter: a student test negative they can return to class within minutes. covid-19 quarantine articles in schools allow this rapid response in return because masking is mandated in the classroom. >> being mass, what we are finding is that overwhelming majority are testing negative, so they can stay in school and can continue to learn and it has saved us lots and lots of missed days. >> yeah, it's more of a hassle. >> reporter: for charles it is one more assignment for parents during the school year. especially with his

they were saved by byron munich, douro, surgeon aubrey, and thomas miller. oh scored in the 2nd half to seal the 21 when germany said top a group, jay with a 6 point cushion whales played out a thrilling to to draw away to the czech republic. aaron ramsey put the visitor's head in the 1st half within minutes. the home side struck back wales and faltered after the break or keeper, making a mess of ramsey's backpacks to fall behind. but they rallied daniel james, getting the crucial equalizer. it means the checks that 2nd in group e left one point with wales and 3rd than other ones are looking good to qualify for cats are after not making the 2018 finals. they're currently top of group gene. dana classes scoring as they b latvia, one nil ivory coast range, undefeated in the 2nd round of african qualifying for the world cup. on friday, the beat malawi, 3, know the result means they top their group with 7 points from 3 games i re coast are looking to return to the finals after missing out on russia in 2018 there's been a fire at the national stadium and an dora

please unit the special enter aubrey sport, which is accused of atrocities including disappearances and extra judicial killings across the country. but in the 1st place necessitated the protest movement. of course i get under the harsh tags and saws. now the government assisted, but this is conductive reforms, but active is denied that so far nothing might just change since those protest happened across nigeria. those protest, in fact, went out of pride out of control in many parts of nigeria. why we've seen looting, especially in private businesses, private residents. this and of course, the break in into various presence across the country. why dangerous criminals have been released. police have been put on alert ahead of the anniversary on the 20th of october, waiting to see whether these demonstrations will happen. all will get out of control warning that that will take mrs. reaction to restore or to maintain law and order cross nigeria. now at least a few people have died in india during heavy flooding and landslides. their rescue efforts are underway to reach those stranded consec

old man, his son and their neighbor, are accused of confronting and murdering 25 year old are mod aubrey in glenn county, georgia. they've pleaded not guilty saying that they believed our bri was looting properties and they shot him in self defense. the men face life in prison if convicted thousands of people had been rallying in the argentine capital in support of the government. the demonstration was organized by the countries labor unions. i had of next month's congressional elections. daniels traveler has more now when his ice homes are thousands of gone for all over audrey, they need to hear the capital one authority to express their support. the parent is a, it was a movement founded more than 70 years ago that employment secretary want domingo. but all the way filled with it, he suffered badly related monthly regions with russia is closing nato's permanent mission in moscow. it's also closing all other nato related missions. the move is in response to the expulsion of 8 members of russia's mission in brussels by the western military alliance. nearly 2 weeks ago, nato accused the m

the special enter aubrey support, which is accused of atrocities, including disappearance, is an extra judicial killings across the country. but in the 1st place necessitated the protest movement, of course, and i get under the hush tags and saws. now the government assisted that this is conductive reforms, but active is denied that so far, nothing much has changed since those protest happened across nigeria. those protest, in fact, went out to post cradled out of control in many parts of nigeria. why we've seen looting, especially in private businesses, private residences. and of course the break in into various presence across the country. wide, dangerous criminals have been released, police have been put on alert ahead of the anniversary on the 20th of october, waiting to see whether these demonstrations will happen or will get out of control warning that that will take mrs. reaction to restore or to maintain law and order. cross nigeria you insecure to counsel, is due to hold an emergency meeting on north korea. a day to pyongyang, testified, a ballistic missile from the submarine

flip side went behind at home early young that they were saved by byron munich, durrell of surgeon aubrey, and thomas miller. oh scored him 2nd half to seal a 21 when germany said topic group jay, with a 6 point cushion. ha. i'll jury produced another gold fess as they've eaten years . 61 in african qualifying man city star, player rad marez score. twice for the desert foxes islamist omani took his world cup tally up to 6. the 2 more goals result keeps the raining african champions. top of group a there for points had a burkina, faso. algeria have now extended their unbeaten front of the games. a lovely warm kate, that is all your sport for now back to you. come on. thank you for to else till our next news alex, when you'll see far again you will see me if you'd like to in just a couple of minutes time. ah ah, along with the decades of conflict between successive colombian government and the fox marxist gorillas and historic peace accord in 2016. so fight has laid down their arm. 5 years on a mit rising defense and brutal police repression. a new cycle of violence has robbed the nation. p

i am from nashvillele and theres nothing grand and old that's cool except randall aubrey. [laughter] so i want you to talk about our party as the great opportunity party because that's what we are all about and that's the thing, to keep the focus, the fact that this is not about you, it's about your children and grandchildren, it's about a better america for all citizens. opportunity for all, everyone being able to protect our freedoms so a big part of it is the mind game that you play with yourself but if you're committed, determined, if you say i want somebody to help me figure this out if i could really be a candidate, that's what this network is all about and why people are here so get your mind right, get your issues set right and then find somebody who will walk you through this process o because it's tough. not everybody has been on tv like ashley has. [laughter] not e everybody has to aid a grp of friends that would be helping them with fundraising. a lot of times you have to pull office together for yourself if you're committed, he will do it. >> oftentimes a mino

that's changed aubrey would be very proud of what's happened. >>> a big piece in the times on that industry, basically asking the industry why they're not pouring investments in >> rick moncrief i think would be universally the smartest person he just said we're done with this we're going to look at our balance sheet, we're going to act for the shareholders we're not going to be wildcatters. that game is over when when i was in a helicopter with him, it was just the opposite, there, there, we'll drill there that day is over are we back to watching red count closely. >> i watch it closely. he look at the recount like when i was at goldman sachs this is what you want to look at there's no real up tick, no one using this advantage, except for maybe occidental. >>> your general point is why are we trading off energy prices half the world away? meantime the seven-day average of cases beround 7k, the first time since august. >> we trade off what is most negative we're obviously trying to find a bottom next week and this week are the worst two weeks of the year. but the calendar isn't about sentim

is aubrey riaht in very smooth conference. is aubrey right in terms _ very smooth conference.cern? we don't hear much about that, is it low—level grumbling? it is, we know that lots of tory mps aren't— is, we know that lots of tory mps aren't happy about the national insurance — aren't happy about the national insurance tax rise for nhs and social— insurance tax rise for nhs and social care _ insurance tax rise for nhs and social care but they still voted for it. social care but they still voted for it you _ social care but they still voted for it you have — social care but they still voted for it. you have a situation at this conference _ it. you have a situation at this conference were tory activists aren't — conference were tory activists aren't thrilled that a majority of 80 gets— aren't thrilled that a majority of 80 gets you taxes going up rather than down. generally speaking i think— than down. generally speaking i think there is a sense that they would — think there is a sense that they would not _ think there is a sense that they would not be able to stop boris johnso

it's also echoed in a wise question from the poet aubrey graham -- how can anybody tell you the truth when they misinformed? to quote another line -- i know the question rhetorical, because this is a rhetorical question. that guy there can't tell you the truth, because liars can never tell you the truth. >>> let's bring in our experts, former prosecutor mile wiley, and pulitzer prizewinning journalist eugene. maya, your thoughts? >> i'm vaccinated. my children are vaccinated. my partner is vaccinated. teresa is a 10-year-old girl in suffolk, virginia, except she has passed away. the family had a funeral. the family says she was asked to be the nurse, to escort kids to the nurse's office if they were feeling sick. that mother had to go to a school board meeting and beg people not to believe the folks that came to the previous school board meeting, to say that masks were unnecessary, to say that children can't get covid or can't guy from covid. your very point you just made, ari, are dead on, as are eugene's. we are living in a time when some of us are having conversation about our resp

gregory and travis mcmichael and william brian claimed aubrey was a burglary suspect.onducting a citizens aesyesterday dozens gan front of a courthouse to call for ste ead of the trial. convicted murderer robert durst is in the hospital with covid. first was sent his -- was sentenced to life in prison for killing his friend, susan berman. his lawyer said he was very sick. prosecutors have indicated they plan to file charges against durst for the disappearance of his wife. he was accused and convicted of killing berman to cover up the crime. durst's lawyers say he is going to appeal. a new deal has been agreed to by tv production workers in hollywood. the contract still needs to be read -- be ratified by the union's members. the union president says it addresses core issues, including a livable wage and contributions to health and pension benefit -- benefits. the strike would've been the first and the union's history. attribute stands at the national a memorial in golden gate park and memory of the first person to be cured of hiv. 2 -- he was initially known as a the be

for justice for ahmad aubrey.n pleaded not guilty to the nine charges they each face, prosecutors say the mcmichael pursued arboreal while he was jogging through a residential neighborhood. travis allegedly shooting him three times at close range with a shotgun. defense attorneys say the duo thought are very was responsible for a string of burglaries in the area and that travis fired the gun in self defense after are very attacked him brian is accused of joining the chase and recording graphic video of. of the slang, but he claims he was just a witness. potential jurors were required to fill out a three page questionnaire asking what they know about the case if they posted comments about the killing on social media, and if they visited the scene of the deadly shooting, these are just ways to get jurors to identify themselves. through a yes answer that they have some. personal experience or personal opinions about these things. attorneys on both sides will be questioning the massive pool over the coming days in an

for justice for ahmad aubrey. thank you.d not guilty to the nine charges they each face. prosecutors say the mcmichael pursued are very while he was jogging through a residential neighborhood, travis allegedly shooting him three times at close range with a shotgun. defense attorneys say the duo thought are very was responsible for a string of burglaries in the area and that travis fired the gun in self defense after are very attacked him. brian is accused of joining the chase and recording graphic video of. of the slang, but he claims he was just a witness. potential jurors were required to fill out a three page questionnaire asking what they know about the case if they posted comments about the killing on social media, and if they visited the scene of the deadly shooting, these are just ways to get jurors to identify themselves. through a yes answer that they have some. personal experience or personal opinions about these things. attorneys on both sides will be questioning the massive pool over the coming days in an effort

the mcmichaels claim they thought aubrey was responsible for a string of thefts in the area. charges and have pleaded not. earlier this morning arbery's mother joined us to share what she's feeling as the trial begins. >> all three defendants -- ahmad was a young man who chose to go jogging on a sunny sunday afternoon. ahmaud was my baby boy, a brother, an uncle, a grandson. so sum it up, ahmaud was loved. >> katie beck joins us from brunswick, georgia. what do we know about the jury pool? >> reporter: well, it's been a slow start this morning. they are actually still having some motions that they need to get through before they can start the selection process j sort of laying out ground rules on what questions will be in bounds to ask potential jurors. the defense asking if they can ask jurors whether or not they support bhm -- blm, and their thoughts on confederate flags. they're trying to come up with ground work plans. the judge says he has concerns about how long the selection process might take. that's because the case got so much media attention, sparked so much outrag

for justice for ahmad aubrey.leaded not guilty to the nine charges they each face, prosecutors say the mcmichael pursued are very while he was jogging through a residential neighborhood, travis allegedly shooting him three times at close range with a shotgun. defense attorneys say the duo thought are very was responsible for a string of burglaries in the area and that travis fired the gun in self defense after are very attacked him. brian is accused of joining the chase and recording graphic video of. of the slang, but he claims he was just a witness. potential jurors were required to fill out a three page questionnaire asking what they know about the case if they posted comments about the killing on social media, and if they visited the scene of the deadly shooting, these are just ways to get jurors to identify themselves. through a yes answer that they have some. personal experience or personal opinions about these things. attorneys on both sides will be questioning the massive pool over the coming days in an ef

i'm calling concerning my son, aubrey who was murdered at 3:00 p.m. in broad daylight. i live in district 5 also where my son was murdered. still, the case isn't solved. the perpetrators that murdered my son are still running the streets. i'm keeping my son's memory alive and not let his memory go. i'm just hoping that some day i can have a day in court to confront the perpetrators this murdered my son. i still aggressive -- i still grieve for my son. my son is not old news. he's new news. until i i can get closure, even if i get closure, who's to say that my grief going to go away. it won't. i pray that i have that day that i can get some closure. little bit of closure. again, i don't have the names in front of me of the perpetrators we all know who they are. i want justice to keep the memory of unsolved homicide, my child is unsolved homicide. they say there's no statute of limitations for murder. i'm praying one day i won't have to call in this police commission anymore and bring up my son's name. until then, this is something i need to do. i have to do. let alone he

i'm calling regarding my son, aubrey, who was murdered on august 14, 2006. i am still on the battlefield regarding this and other unsolved homicides. i am just wanting to keep my son in the public eye in the hope that i will get justice for my son, see the perpetrators that murdered my child. this is something that i don't want to have to do, that i'm living with every day, and i'm just hoping that the system, the justice system continues to work with me and other mothers in getting our cases solved so that we can have some kind of closure, so this is something that i'm going to keep coming to the police commission and other events to bring the awareness of unsolved homicides, and i do think that i'm just hoping that we can get the other done at the police station and the other police stations for our loved ones at other public places, and with that, i'm done. thank you. >> clerk: thank you, miss brown. any members of the public who have information about the murder, you can call the 24-hour tip like at 415-575-4444, and president cohen, that the end of publ

i'm calling concerning my son, aubrey who was murdered at 3:00 p.m. in broad daylight.s murdered. still, the case isn't solved. the perpetrators that murdered my son are still running the streets. i'm keeping my son's memory alive and not let his memory go. i'm just hoping that some day i can have a day in court to confront the perpetrators this murdered my son. i still aggressive -- i still grieve for my son. my son is not old news. he's new news. until i i can get closure, even if i get closure, who's to say that my grief going to go away. it won't. i pray that i have that day that i can get some closure. little bit of closure. again, i don't have the names in front of me of the perpetrators we all know who they are. i want justice to keep the memory of unsolved homicide, my child is unsolved homicide. they say there's no statute of limitations for murder. i'm praying one day i won't have to call in this police commission anymore and bring up my son's name. until then, this is something i need to do. i have to do. let alone helping other mothers and fathers in their g