. >> anne: chloe! >> chloe: anne, hey! >> anne: hi! >> chloe: it's been a while. >> anne: yes! hi!has been. oh, chloe, i have such fond memories of helping you stick it to jennifer horton. you know, back when you were trying to win over daniel. [laughs] >> chloe: yeah, i kind of regret doing that now. >> anne: yeah. yeah, yeah, me too. you know, this company i was working for went under, and i had to take a job at "the spectator" workinfor jennifer. ugh, ugh, and ugh. >> chloe: yeah, it's funny where life takes us. >> anne: yes, it is. and maybe to a new kid, huh? another kid! >> chloe: yeah, a little girl. i never realized how much i wanted a daughter. >> anne: yeah, so you married again? >> chloe: no. >> anne: baby daddy? >> chloe: no, not in the picture, and he won't be. >> anne: oh, that's a tough life, huh? >> chloe: oh, it's okay. i

in chloe's memory. eva writes, my sister died when she was 2 and this is what happened. my parents were missing a part in their body and i was fine. but my sister didn't make it. i don't like talking about it. because it makes me very sad. i only tell a few people that she died. she was very funny. i loved her so much. her name was chloe. she was very brave. my mom and dad are doing a foundation called chloe's fight because every kid should have a chance to fight. mr. speaker, we should not only remember those suffering from rare diseases, but we should continue to support initiatives to find new curious and treatments on their -- cures and treatments on their behalf. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? without objecn, the gentleman s recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, my guess for the president's speech tomorrow is -- guest for the president's speech tomorrow is my constitue

>> chloe: okay, keep your voice down.et her nurse in peace. >> nicole: you are a sick, sick woman. >> chloe: so now it's "sick" to want to bond with your baby? >> nicole: honey, it's just gonna make it that much harder for you to let go when the court rules in my favor. >> chloe: well, when that happens, you can give me a call. but in the meantime, would you please step back? it's not exactly illegal to nurse your baby in public. [soft dramatic music] ♪ >> kate: eddie? >> eduardo: yeah. kate, hey. >> kate: is everything all right? >> eduardo: no, it's not, no.

just wanted the two of us to talk. >> chloe: well, i don't really see the point. and holly's mine now. if you really care about what's best for holly, i think you should get nicole to change her mind about aealing. >> brady: well, that's--that's never gonna happen, chloe. >> chloe: well, if you came here to change my mind, then that's never gonna happen. holly is mine, and that's never gonna change. >> valerie: what do you mean, you're here to bury your father? you were a little boy when terrence died. >> eli: terrence wasn't my father. david banning was! >> valerie: shh! >> julie: valerie?

funny thing is i had to name her chloe because my ex-girlfriend's name was chloe, not amanda. i should have told that joke earlier. just kidding. so i got orders to come overseas, that's fine. i get orders for fort hood tex texas. 18-year-old kids look up to me and i've got to take care of them and it's not fair if i go to afford it and they go overseas. so i went overseas. what an idiot. >> i went overseas a lot of firefights. i get anything i want. do you want to get promoted? sure, i guess. some of you got that, some of you didn't. i went overseas, got the phone call april 10, 2012. they said look we have some ied's in the city need you to take a look. so we went out, swept the ground back and forth. i took my bag off and sat it on the ground. when it hits the ground there was an explosive device. id ripped off my right arm, my left leg snapped to the bone hung on by a couple pieces of muscle, my left arm at the risk, my son, pinky index and middle finger was told they are both mangled up. it hit the left side of my face on the ground. i looked at the aftermath, what was wo

give me with chloe, she doesn't care if dad has arms and legs. i'm her dad and that's all she knows. to her nothing is lost. >> when he stood up for the first time i could feel so much joy from him. >> i don't understand how he does it. i think he is meant to lead and help people. >> he faces obstacles and. >> i believe god has a plan for all of us. and after seeing travis in action, the word bravery has more meaning to me than it ever has. [applause] >> thank you. i appreciate that. thank you. >> that's available on my website in itunes. but from the documentary being done for my work and been an advocate to let people know that life goes on and be in there for the boston bombing victims i was able to write a book. that's why i'm here at the writers festival. the book is called "tough as they come. i'm not telling you that's can telling you this can be made into movie but you know maybe it's possible. i don't know. but there's two people two things about the book that's important to know. first thing is that i don't serve any more than anyone el

but chloe's right, chloe was right to keep my daughter away from you. >> deimos: what are you saying?le: i'm saying that you're the only thing standing in the way of chloe giving me back my daughter, and when she sees that i've walked away fro

funny thing is i had to name her chloe because my ex-girlfriend's name was actually chloe, not amanda and i had her name on my arm. no, that's a joke. i should have told that earlier. i just wanted to get that in there. sorry. ex-girlfriend amanda, daughter, chloe. so we got orders back overseas and i have to go back over and that is the problem. i understand that. for further texas and i thought no, 19-year-old kids look up to me and believe in me that are my brothers now that i've got to take care of it is not fair if i go to fort hood and they go overseas. so i went overseas. what an idiot. i went overseas. everything is going my way. a lot of firefights. i am in the platoon, get anything i want. i'm going to get my first sergeant compliments i got a lot of rank. did you get a new haircut? sure, i guess. first, can you believe this, here you go. anyway, some of you got that, that's cool. whatever. so anyway, went overseas, we got a phone call. got a phone call april 10, 2012 and they said we have some ied's in the city we need you to check out. so we swept the ground back and forth

name is chloe bridgewater. she's adorable. she wrote a letter, of course, dear google boss.e says she loved google's office with those big beanbag chairs and the slides. >> and chloe said she is ready for the job. she says she's good at playing on her tablet and good at math. millennials,e that's how they got their job. her father was surprised when the c.e.o. of google wrote her back. he didn't offer her a job but he did tell her to keep working dreams. to follow her >> she's on the right path. >> when she's 14, she'll be there. 15, she'll be the cfo. >> dear google boss... cute! let's get to sport. max scherzer's day. we'll explain. and the wizards look to finish strong before the all-star break. keep pace with indiana. >> and now, the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealer. >> there's a tendency gas right before the all-star break. that's something wizards head preached tobrooks his team before tonight eats game at indiana -- tonight's indiana. john wall finds otto porter baseline. drives. >>> fouls. gets the reverse lay-up to call. otto led the te

but 7-year-old chloe bridgewater made it straight to the c-e-o of google her first try.er seeing pictures of the google office she wanted to work there. she sent a letter to the tech giant... highlighted her qualifications like playing games on her tablet and excelling at math. the google c-e-o wrote back. he didn't offer her a job, but he did tell her to keep working hard and follow her dreams. .synopsis...a few residual lingering showers are possible this evening, otherwise dry conditions expected. the next rain band will move south to north across the district on friday before turning to lingering showers saturday morning. mainly dry saturday afternoon and sunday with the next front arriving sunday night into monday with another round of wind and rain. a final system will bring another chance of rain tuesday with showers lingering wednesday and thursday of next week along with seasonably cool temperatures. && .discussion...as of 2:02 pm pst thursday...showers have mostly ended across the district. then next storm is still on track to spread rain from the south, with a

chloe saw pictures of local offices in california.work there, so she sent a handwritten letter to google ceo. chloe and her family were blown away when the boss actually answered her mother encouraged her to keep on working hard and follow her dreams. he looks forward to her application when she finishes school. >> i love that he wrote back. a beautiful story. thank you so much for watching today. we'll turn it over to "mornings with maria." good morning to you, maria bartiromo. maria: had there, ladies. happy thursday morning. i am maria bartiromo. their stake in 16. fixing them on the east coast. president trump taking a taxi form. laid out ideas with the largest retailers yesterday and highlighted homeport industry is from the economy. >> is very important to the country supporting millions and millions of jobs. probably almost number one. it is number one. there's a lot of confidence in our economy right now. a great confidence level. you've been seeing that in the stock market, businesses. maria: taking a closer look at this morn

take chloe and go take the house and the money in the cars financial level fund you everything is yours. don't let me drive you down. she said i thought about that but handicapped parking want the from row laugh laugh so she stayed. disease said that is not how this works. we will do this together she truly is amazing. so after this in 20 minutes i will meet everybody but igor around the nation to talk about health care technology in perspective motivation how to get motivated to get better. how will i get motivated? an amazing life you will be there for me. my little girl comes in to room for dad is the biggest monster but it turns out on and pull story she has ever been given short forms and short legs and a fuzzy just die ma teddy bear. i am coming ashore to. but my little girl. i will get better for them. by how? and not the first relapsed quadruple amputee. this second came walking into room in the first thing out of his mouth was welcome to the club berger said the one to be in the club band he said to late. i live in misery i drive i do everything i want to do. you will be from n

she said my name is chloe, when i'm bigger i would like a job with google.oogle ceo responded by saying i think if you keep working hard and following your dreams you can accomplish everything you set your mind to. i look forward to receiving your job application when you're finished with schools. >> good luck. that also means they have to keep the post for another 11 years. >> maybe longer if she has to make it through college. >> he's backing himself to save the job for a long time. incredibly adorable. >>> next trending story. emma watson giving life advice to commuters at grand central terminal earlier this week. she appeared on an ipad hoisted up on a makeshift booth as part of a social experiment. she charged $2 per guidance session. it's not clear what the project is and where proceeds will go. odd one. not sure how well people could listen to it and hear it. we'll have to see how that story develops. >> interesting. >>> coming up, today's must-reads and don't miss "sports illustrated's" swimsuit model, kate upton on squawk alley today at 11:00 a.m. e

he also told chloe to keep working hard. i'm telling you, that is a message that will stand the test of time. you have to work hard for what you want. >> and be a go-gutter. >>> got to catch them all. if all the pokey mon in pokemon go were not enough, the game is getting 80 more this week. your kids have a lot more to do it seems. they'red aing the human characters in this game. >> you lost me already with 80 more and -- okay. >> it's colder today, much colder today so chuck bell is counting his way to warm. one, two, three, go for it, chuck. >> it is, indeed, a very cold start out here early this morning. ive got my back turned to the wind. it is not just a cooling breeze. this is an arctic chill out here this morning. the good news is in the forecast that we are going to see a big time warm-up just in time for the big, long weekend. darrel, one of my twitter followers said that she took tomorrow off. she has a four-day weekend. lucky her. >>> and the mild weather is going the be here. temperatures in the 60s all weekend.

like a stuffed animal. >> i love the tongue. >> i know. >> it looks like chloe is wearing shade. >>. >> so cute. >> send us your pictures of your pet, using the #fox 29 good day. we will show them throughout the morning. >>> bob, we have to get to the new jersey turnpike. there is a lot going on again. >> same scenario, friday but different direction. northbound lanes of the new jersey turnpike, it happened 3:30 this morning going for a ride

an olympics that promises to be both high tech and high flying. 16-year-old snowboarding sensation chloe kim is one of the rising stars. >> it's awesome. my side of the family lives here and the fact that the 2018 olympics will be here is pretty crazy. >> reporter: neighboring china, japan and south korea, seoul will be soon around a 17-minute train ride from the olympic park to pyeongchang. constructing this line cost $3.7 billion. high-speed trains will deliver people to the olympic venues at 186 miles per hour. >> reporter: south korea moving fast, building new venues and two athletes' villages. team usa's brightest taking test runs this week and russia is here, too, but not yet cleared to compete after a massive doping scandal. then there's the region's politics. are you worried north korea may threaten the games? >> i don't think so. >> reporter: team usa hoping for a successful games led by fresh faces like figure skater nathan chang and familiar ones like lindsey vonn and shaun white. a year to go and the olympic clock is ticking again. keir simmons, nbc news, pyeongchang. >>> in

chloe. thanks, will.ncapacitated by drugs, threatening staff....and in one particularly disturbing scene — a prison officer having convulsions on the floor after accidentally inhaling spice, a cheap and stronger synthetic alternative to cannabis. that's what the bbc discovered when it carried out secret filming at hmp northumberland. so does that reflect what goes on in jails across the country? we can speak now to james bell, who has been in and out of prison for 26 years — he was last inside in april, and was addicted to spice on his last two times in prison. james parker is from the rehabilitation for addicted prisoners trust. and david, who spent more than 20 years working as a prison officer and has seen first—hand what happens to people who take the drug. he doesn't want us to use his surname. also we can speak to bill, who has got in touch, he is a viewer who has beenin got in touch, he is a viewer who has been in and out of prison for most of his life and was lost inside prison just over three mon

i'm taking chloe. duncan: oh.nically invited, so you're supposed to bring somebody else. don't think it works that way. diaz, my man -- nope. so, is this my lucky day or what? just in time for the bachelor party. you guys got dancers? better hope so. dov: sorry. who are you? my name's jay swarek. i'm the father of the groom. but i guess you guys wouldn't recognize me. i'm sure that my picture didn't end up in his wallet. seriously? yeah. you're sam's dad? yes, i am. now, he told me i should meet you guys and hook uand we'll drive up together. is that all right?it. you relax, there, nancy. special parole. just a day pass for good behavior. it's a special occasion. come on. let's go. [ car door closes ] [ sighs ] my vows. [ knock on door ] uh...you're supposed to call when you get here. nick. wow. hi. you look beautiful. oh. [ chuckles ] thank you. i thought you weren't supposed to put that on yet. wells just trying it on one more time -- you know make sure it was perfect. come in. you're coming, right? no. actually

this is chloe bridgewater. remember her name because she mailed google's ceo a handwritten job application and told him she loves computers in school and want to work in a chocolate factory and swim in the olympics. >> the ceo from google wrote her back and told her to send him her application when she finishes school. now she has her own twitter pages. at 7:00 she's way ahead of the pack. >>> let's turn to the forecast now. we want to know are you still hoping for snow this winter? to vote go to www.wusa9.com/vote. you can get that on your cell phone, tabl a.m. we'll look at the vote after this guy -- app. we'll look at the vote after this guy gives us the forecast. >> if you're not a snow lover, you'd love the weekend. >>> 3-degree guarantee time, forecast high today 70 which kind of blows my mind since we're advertised 48. we hit 71. that's a hit just off by one. tomorrow forecasting a high a little cooler of 62 degrees for our 3-degree guarantee. we've got more 70s in the forecast wednesday, thursday, frida

a 7-year-old girl who is really cute, chloe bridgewater is from the uk, see her dad there.ote a handwritten note to the ceo of google after her dad started talking about how cool the company is. it was a really long note she wrote to the ceo. you see it there. she says my dad says i can sit on bean bags and ride slides and ride go carts in a job at google. i look forward to receiving your job application. she got a real response from the ceo. >> she addressed the letter dear google boss. >> yes. dear future google >> like how she's focus how her expertise can best be the company. >> apparently her dad had been talking about google and how great of a workplace it is. >> very cool he's communicating with his daughter that way and some dads are also going viral for having a different kind of communication with their daughters joining them in ballet class at a northeast philly school. and the philadelphia dance center posted this video which has now gone viral. 2.5 million views, big shoutout to the dads wearing the tutu. that has been the one getting the most attention. >> und

. >> the sweet letter eventually made its way to the ceo and he told chloe, if you keep working hard, you can set your mind to anything that you want. i look forward to reviewing your application when you graduate. >> maybe she'll be there at 15. "world news" tonight with david muir >>> tonight, the combative scene at the white house. president trump declaring his white house is a fine-tuned machine. after firing his national security adviser, mike flynn, the president praising him today, instead, blaming the leaks. saying those responsible are going to pay. and our correspondent asking about reports that several people close to trump communicated with the russians before the election. >> can you say definitively that nobody on your campaign had any contacts with the russians during the campaign? and on the leaks, is it fake news or are these real leaks? >>> also tonight, the russian spy ship on the move. just 30 miles off the american coastline. what's going on, and how did the president react to that today? >>> the two girls discovered in the woods. authorities asking for your help

slopes, excitement is building here, both high tech and high flying. 16-year-old snowboarding sensation chloehe 2018 olympics will be here pretty well and it's crazy. >> reporter: neighboring china, japan and south korea, seoul will be soon around a 17-minute train ride from the olympic park to pyeongchang. this cost $17 million. high-speed trains will deliver people to the olympic venues at 186 miles per hour. >> reporter: south korea moving fast, building new venues and two athletes' villages. team usa's brightest taking test runs this week and russia is here, too, but not yet clear to compete. then there's the region's politics. are you worried north korea may threaten the games? >> i don't think so. >> reporter: team usa hoping for a successful led by fresh faces by a figure skater and familiar ones like lindsey vonn and shaun white. tonight, the olympic clock is kicking again. keir simmons, nbc news, pyeongchang. >>> in california, an amazing basketball feat rising high school star sinking a basket after basket after he led his team to victory last night. when it was all said and done, h

the ceo writing back tell, chloe, keep working hard and apply when she gets out of school. school. >> >>> today's storm is level 1. that means light rain so keep an umbrella handy and drive safely. track today's storm any time on the abc7 news app. download it now. >>> 4:53, welcome back. workers from a walnut creek business will come together to help children in need today. more than 200 workers at csaa insurance group have volunteered to sort and melt down thousands of crayons on behalf of the crayon initiative. it donates newly recycled crayons to children in local hospitals, art therapy programs and underfunded schools. the melted crayons will be turned into new ones, packed up, shipped out to kids all over the country. >>> people who call san francisco's tenderloin home are celebrating the neighborhood's survival. in 1917, city politicians shut down more than 200 bars, restaurants, and other businesses in an effort to clean up the area. over the years, neighbors fought to revitalize it. residents and business owners marched yesterday, thanking the locals for keeping th

chloe bridgewater's dad said she has become obsessed with the idea of working at google, this after learningere enjoy perks like bean bag chairs, go-karts and slides. >> i don't blame her. imagine if she knew about the free snacks. so, she sat down and wrote a letter to google asking for a job, and surprise, surprise, she got a response from google's ceo. >> more than most job applicants. >> exactly. well, he told her he looks forward to interviewing her when she finishes school. >> oh, not quite yet. as she titled it, dear google boss. >>> and sometimes hiding places can be a little too good. >> a canadian man put more than 100,000 grand inside an old tv three decades ago. then forgot about it and gave the television to a friend. that set recently showed up at a recycling plant north of toronto and workers found the cash. >> now, here's the thing, canadians are known for being polite. these guys followed suit. they called the police and found the original owner. police hope he puts the money in the bank this time. >> that would be smarter. >> just have to fit it in a flat screen, though, ri

hello it's monday, it's 9 o'clock, i'm chloe tilley, in for victoria derbyshire, welcome to the programmebeen revealed in secret filming by the bbc. move away from it or else i will use it on you. i would prefer it if you didn't. can you move away from it? lacey i can step up here. an undercover reporter discovered widespread drug use, a lack of control, door alarms that did not go off in one block and a hole in an internal security fence. we'll hear from prisoners and guards this morning. and if you've spent time in prison recently, we are really keen to hear your experiences this morning. also on the programme, more division for the church over gay and lesbian marriages. how damaging will the row be for the church?

and chloe of by chloe, here for fun in the sun.d these are green eggs without the ham. going to put in some spinach and buzz it all up. put on the blend function here. put the power on. you can go smoothie function to get it nice and green. and this is what you get. you get a nice egg pure here. and there's a little butter. i'm going to add it in like that. what i'm going to do is add some minced kale. >> a little more green. >> more greens. healthy greens. and chia seeds. and pop it in the oven for about 12 minutes. >> that's terrific. take it with you. put it in the lunchbox. cho chloe, what do you have? >> you want to break up and eat ice cream for breakfast. we have frozen bananas. if you want to add some blueberries. i'm going to add raw almond butter. a lilt bit of almond milk. i use a food processor. foops. there you go. and you get this. >> you put it in the freezer? >> you put it in the freezer or eat it right away. instead of sprinkles and chocolate chips, we're going a granola and fruit. >> thank you so much. that is --

. >> reporter: for chloe kemp, this location is going to make her olympics sweet er, because her parents are korean. >> my mom's side of the family is here, and having family here is crazy. >> reporter: as the global olympic family is getting ready for 2018 in pyeongchang. jay gray, nbc news. >> and games next year. we have a preview on the nbc facebook. >>> and how'd you like to see these games in prn? well, tomorrow wergs will kick off on the online lottery for the ticket, and open up the nbc washington app and search olympics lottery. >>> the rise in the trump cabinet is historic and controversial. >> we are break down the choice of the president's secretary of education, and what it could mean for parents and students in our area. >> and am mia and i are going over the numbers for the snowfall, and the biggerer issue, the colder temperatures. >> yes, in a couple of minutes, we will talk about how big of a temperature honey nut cheerios gets their delicious taste from honest ingredients. like real delicious honey and real oats. okay that's still honey.