courtney, brianna and ashton.ll of them of course have heard scores of times the story of how their parents met. it was 1978. cristi had gone to see a relative at the air force base in nearby san bernardino. quite by chance, while she was there she encountered a security guard who, to her at least, looked just like elvis. it was blair christopher hall. chris to his friends. >> apparently she was a little flirty at the gate. [ laughter ] >> in short order, chris and cristi got married. she was 17. he, 20. and as the girls grew up, they said they never doubted for a single moment the powerful bond of love. their parents with them, and with each other. >> they were probably closer with their parents than most children. they're the parents i hope to one day be. >> cristi is the vivacious glue of the family. chris, her perfect mirror. >> my dad is a little more kicked back, quiet, relaxed. they're the perfect balance. >> chris was a police officer in san bernardino until he was shot in the line of duty. then he went of

brianna was 4 years old and was dead at the scene.ho decided to do a snatch and grab. brianna was already blue. her brain was seeing the light of day. the bones in her legs were sticking through her skin. she had a lacerated liver and was bleeding internally. brandon was 14 months old in a car seat, a bump on the head and bump on the knees. where the seat belts held him, it just ripped the skin down to the meat. brianna, both children were air lifted into orlando regional medical center, which is a 5-point trauma center, which is the best in the central florida. brianna was rushed into emergency surgery to repair her sku skull. and she had the next day they were so concerned about the length of time she was in the operate iing room that they cou not repair her leg. and also in a child that small, they don't stop the bleeding, which her liver was bleeding internally and they let the liver heal itself. it does regenerate in a small child. so she stayed two more days and then had surgery on her leg. to this day, she has epilepsy. she sti

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brianna stewart was there. >> welcome to black girls rock 2018. make some noise! night of black girl magic at the 2018 black girls rock award show. >> and tonight we celebrate our queens. >> a-listers celebrating the star-studded honorees making an impact in hollywood and beyond. >> i know so many of the people being honored. i'm so excited. >> fantasia opened the show and brought down the house with a tribute to aretha franklin. some of the biggest honorees, mary j. blige. >> it took me a long time to get here. to stand here, but now that i'm here, i know i've been rocking for years. >> reporter: and it was a full-circle moment for the "me too" founder. >> i started doing this work and used mary's story, gabrielle union's story, fantasia and missy elliot. it's a full circle moment for me to be sharing the stage and honored on the same night as mary j. blige. >> naomi campbell received the black girl magic award for her work in the fashion industry. the biggest moment went to janet jackson receiving the rock star award. the entire crowd giving her a standing ovati

brianna, good morning. >> good morning. >> what is credit freezing?best way to lockdown your credit report so into o no one has your personal information. it is important to protect yourself from identity theft and fraud. especially after the equifax breach. >> how do you set it up? >> you can go to the web sites for each of the three credit bureaus. >> do you have to do one at a time? >> yes. they will ask you to verify your identity. social security number and birthday. they will give you a p.i.n. you need that in the future. >> if you are a victim of the data breach and is not a catch- >> a credit freeze won't keep you from certain things. people with your information can still steal your tax refunds. still get health care in your name. steal your social security benefits. a credit freeze will keep people from opening accounts in your name. >> regardless of that, what other protections can we put in place? >> the credit freeze will lockdown your credit report. you can check your credit report to make sure nothing crazy is going on. you want to do t

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. >> brianna didn't want to show her face. she thinks young people should have a place to gather and show off thundershower cars, but the gunfire was alarming and the gridlock a mess. >> they will have to wait. >> reporter: oakland police tell us that one buoyant up to 50 cars were going the wrong way down this stretch of road continues on to the offramp. >> we had close to 100 tows. multiple citations. >> reporter: police say there were open containers of alcohol, people threw rocks and bottles at officers. one when someone rammed the car. the last cars were towed out at noon. police say people were given a chance to leave and when they didn't, officers started towing. the area turned into a parking lot, for hours. >> some of the cars have been impounced for 30 days or cost over $1200 to get your car back. >> reporter: police had a tip this might happen and had a special detail. they watched activity on social media and posted. icture toos. >> make it very clear. we're not going to take this action, tolerate it, too many for

quite a seattle stormment they led by as much as 27 with 20-points from brianna stewart. they coasted 89-76. game two will be on sunday. >> two items of business before i say good-bye. first of all, congratulations to the san rafel high school football team. your football team ended a 27 game losing street. you played richmond, you won n' room. coach, give them a day off. they haven't won a game since september 18th of 2015. way to go bulldogs. >> yes, a lot of college football throughout the day, but the thing i'm looking forward to, the women's tennis final at the u.s. open. serena williams going for another grand slam title. her first one as a mom. that is sports at this hour. i'm uncle vern, and i'll, i'll see you later. polarizing colin kaepernick campaign. . >>> nike sales are spiking following the release ofits polarizing colin kack ad campaign. according researby 3 immediately after the ad was unveiled. industry experts say it's proof the campaign was a hit with the company's core customers. they tend to be younger and more diverse than the people protesting that

and mexico to record a crucial fourth win in the series reigning world champion brianna if of australia and if her crown in the women is the bat. music perform their music from a piece called kismet specially commissioned by. the beethoven festival in fall that's what we're talking about it's an annual event in the composer's hometown and one of the many highlights of the festival is this campus concert where young musicians from different parts of the world come together to make news . and robert merrill is coming together with us here to talk about it robin east meets west music composed there especially for the past yeah indeed every year actually the german youth orchestra get together with musicians from another country this year's national section they are getting together with india and other musicians as well in fact five german put cussedness from a group called splash went to india earlier this shit to learn from great caution is as they're about the style you know the the start of music then i think i think actually this whole campus project the great thing is the valuable si

my grandchildren, as was said, was in the car, brianna was four years old, she was dead at the scene, thank god for some wonderful emts who decided to do what they call a snatch and grab. brianna was already blue, her brain was showing -- or seeing the light of day, the bones in her legs were sticking through her skin, she had a heart attack, she had a lacerated liver and was bleeding internal internally. brandon was 14 months old, he was in a car seat, which saved his life. he had minor injuries, a bump on the head, bump on both of his knees and where the seat belts held him it just ripped the skin down to the meat. it was awful looking. it took weeks, probably six to eight weeks for it to heal. brianna was -- both children were airlifted into orlando regional medical center, which is a five-point trauma center which is the best in the central florida. brianna was rushed into emergency surgery to repair her skull, which was split from here all the way around, many of you have seen her pictures, and she had -- the next day they were so concerned about the length of time she was in the