what little chloe says she did what little chloe says she did when ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskersopper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> we are back as we cross the bottom of the hour with breaking ndws in d.c. human remains f earlier this year near an apartment in southeast d.c. have be identified as three women. jewel king, cordell jefferson and dorothy butts. >> all of tie vicms are in their 40s anden all w missing in 2006. but athis point it's unclear if if tthe women have a connectn to one another. >>> students atarjory stoneman uglas high school returned to class today. >>any say they welcome the added security, to a point. nbc's ari odzer reports. >> reporter: at any school, the firstf school is filled with anticipation and excitement. but those feelings are tempered great here at marjory stoneman douglas high school, because it's only been six months since calamity struck this community. as much as all the students and warrants arriving he early this morning want to turn the pag

she and her newborn baby are healthy and resting, thanks to chloe. >> i'm very proud of her. it makes me feel good. >> that makese happy. >> reporter: fairfax county, shomari one, news4. >> go chloe and youtube too for matter. >> maybe we should be watching more youtube. >> there you go. >>> 327 days, that's how long ik g to restore power to you everyone in puerto rico after anrricane marilia. >> the isl is seeking $139 billion for reconstruction. last week, puerto rico confirmes that a many as 1400 people dd as a result of that hurricane last fall. most of those deaths were power outages and flooding that kepts nts and first responders from getting around the island. they still have such a lg way to go. even though power is restored. >> so far, we haven seen anything as far as hurricane season is concerned. the good news here is thest foreor hurricanes continues to come down. we're only expecting another nine hurricanes in the atlanticn that's d from the original. good news. >> just takes one though. >> let's hope that most of those stay out to sea. that's what they've been

chloe has been acting in hollywood since she was five.ck ass, but took some time out recently to find herself. trying to reconfigure and kind of realise who i am as a young woman and what i want to do with my platform. and that the content i am putting out isn'tjust entertainment but is also some form of activism and social justice. so this film was really the one that ticked all the boxes. but for now chloe is hoping her award winning film does more than just tick the box for those going through conversion therapy. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. there might be times over the next few days when you wonder if the summer few days when you wonder if the summer is over because of a very different feel to the weather. cooler and fresher weather has pushed into the north—west of the country. and this band of rain pushes further south and east and more places will get into that slightly cooler, fresher air. eastern scotland, northern england and parts of wales overnight and those temperatures will dig down into single digits. t

chloe has been acting in hollywood since she was five.ties. try and reconfigure and kind of realise who i am as a young woman and what i want to do with my platform. and the content i'm putting out isn'tjust entertainment but is also some form of activism and social justice. so this film was really the one that ticked all the boxes. but for now, chloe's hoping her award—winning film does more than just tick the box for those going through conversion therapy. chi chi izundu, bbc news. now it's time for the weather with darren bett. the next few days will bring significant change in the way the weather feels and some of you may be wondering whether some has gone for good. we are going to find lower temperatures by day and by night and the chance of patchy rain at times as well. the cooler air is coming behind not one but two weather fronts and it is the second one that we get the cold air, but ahead of the first one, this is where we have the first one, this is where we have the warmth and the humidity, that will be pushed to the near conti

chloe has been acting in hollywood since she was five.ntly to reassess her priorities. try and reconfigure and kind of realise who i am as a young woman and what i want to do with my platform. and the content i'm putting out isn'tjust entertainment but is also some form of activism and social justice. so this film was really the one that ticked all the boxes. but for now, chloe's hoping her award—winning film does more than just tick the box for those going through conversion therapy. chi chi izundu, bbc news. to the main story, president trump has attacked his former lawyer, michael coen, and claimed that by net debt a campaign financials had not been broken. that story likely to run for not been broken. that story likely to runfora not been broken. that story likely to run for a while yet. more on the news any time on the bbc website. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter, i'm @bbcmikeembley. thank you for watching. good morning. the bank holiday weekend fast approaching and there is a change to come with the

chloe has been acting in hollywood since she was five.and kind of realise who i am as a young woman and what i want to do with my platform. and the content i'm putting out isn'tjust entertainment but is also some form of activism and social justice. so this film was really the one that ticked all the boxes. but for now, chloe's hoping her award—winning film does more than just tick the box for those going through conversion therapy. chi chi izundu, bbc news. a very personal stake in that movie. much more on all the news any time of the bbc website. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter, i'm @bbcmikeembley. good morning. the bank holiday weekend fast approaching and there is a change to come with the feel of our weather over the next few days. but just look at what we had yesterday. beautiful blue sky and sunshine in lincolnshire. highs of 27 degrees, 81 fahrenheit. we are not going to see temperatures like that certainly over the bank holiday weekend. a cooler and fresher feel. the reason being is these weather

chloe has been acting in hollywood since she was five. priorities. try and reconfigure and kind of realise who i am as a young woman and what i want to do with my platform. and the content i'm putting out isn'tjust entertainment but is also some form of activism and social justice. so this film was really the one that ticked all the boxes. but for now, chloe's hoping her award—winning film does more than just tick the box for those going through conversion therapy. chi chi izundu, bbc news. you have been watching newsday. i'm babita sharma in london. and i'm rico hizon in singapore. and more to come with it is this report. season. —— see you soon. good morning. the bank holiday weekend fast approaching and there is a change to come with the feel of our weather over the next few days. but just look at what we had yesterday. beautiful blue sky and sunshine in lincolnshire. highs of 27 degrees, 81 fahrenheit. we are not going to see temperatures like that certainly over the bank holiday weekend. a cooler and fresher feel. the reason being is

chloe carrion was at home with her aunt monday afternoon.t wasn't feeling well and went to the bathroom. sheelled there's a baby. she ran into the bathrm and saw her aunt in the tub. >> she got in the bathtub and had the baby othe floor. she had lost a lot of blood. she had fell down and passed out. i grabbed the, ba i called 9-1-1. >> chloe cut the umbilical cord anwrapped up the baby before paramedics arrived. mom and baby are doing well now. you have to ask the question, how does a 10-year-old figure out how to helpliver a baby. chloe said she learned from youtube people caring fo doll babies. wrap it up. >> no one knew that aunt dominique wase pregnantuse she didn't tell anyone. dominique did allow chloe to nar new cousin. his name is isaac. i love a happy ending. >> strong name. >> smart girl. >> 6:42 now. >>> right now, first 4 traffic alert. a majorire in montgomery county shutting down frederick road, re355 th the alternate, 270 getting busy awell. more details coming up. sheena? >> melissa, at least theweather looks good for the dri

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chloe was atitome her aunt yesterday afternoon. her auntas dominiquet feeling well, went to the bathroom. the next thingrdhloe hea was dominique yelling there's a baby. >> saw her aunt in the tub. >> she got in the bathtub and had the baby on the floor. but she had lost a lot of blood so she fell down and passed out. i grabbed the baby, called 9-1-1. >> wow. chloe cut the umbilic cord and swaddled the baby before ramedics arrived. mom and baby in the hospital doing well. that is a gorgeous baby. >> this is what i wondered. how does a10-year-old figure out how to help deliver a baby? she want youtube video apparently. >> stop it. there are benefits to wating youtube. no one knew she was pregnant because she didn't tell anyone. what? this family does have a story to tell. >> that's amazing. >>> you know what, good job, chloe. quick thinking and nowhe baby is okay. and her aunt is fine. >> ig4:43 now. let turn to the weather. >>. >> 10 years old. handle a wags like that when you're aunt -- situation that when your aunt is passed out.

chloe has been acting in hollywood since she was five. as a young woman and what i want to do with my platform. and the content i'm putting out isn'tjust entertainment but is also some form of activism and social justice. so this film was really the one that ticked all the boxes. already winning awards, chloe is hoping this film brings insight to a controversial practice. gallacher so it worked for you, then? that is almost it from us. newsnight is coming up on bbc two, here's evan. trump in trouble, a lot of it will come down to politics and whether the republican party will stand by him. we will speak to a republican

chloe has been acting in hollywood since she was five.and kind of realise who i am as a young woman and what i want to do with my platform. and what the content i am putting out isn'tjust entertainment but is also some form of activism and social justice. so this film was really the one that ticked all the boxes. but for now, chloe is hoping her award—winning film does more than just tick the box for those going through conversion therapy. chi chi izundu, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather. let's hear from darren. let's hearfrom darren. hello, how are you? pretty good, thank you. although many people will be wondering what is going on with the weather over the next few days. you're probably going to wonder where the summer has gone because things will search if you quite different. tonight we had this clot moving down from the northwest, and this area of cloud here using some rain as well. i had of it, some heat and humidity, but had of this, some increasingly cool air coming down as we chase to a northwesterly breeze. i ha

meanwhile chloe's mother comes ime. >> like this really real? is this happening right now, did i walk in the rht house? >> you were in shock. >> very much so. >> reporter: that is because no one knew dominique was egnant. >> s didn't tell anybody. i tught it was just her regular stomach. >> reporter: why didn't you l anyone knohat you were pregnant? >> i was scared >> reporter: scared? >> yeah. >> reporter: in a phone interview from her hospital bedi doe tells me she is now relieved.er she and newborn baby are healthy and resting thanks to chloe. >> i'm very proud of her. >> tha makes me happy. >> reporter: i'mri shotone, news 4. >> no limit to what you can learn on youtube. a final check of the weather. >>> oh, my gosh. and what an azing 10-year-old. i love that story. right now our temperatures are in the 80s. we've jumped up in washington to 87 degrees. but a little cooler outside of the city, 82n collegepark. but 79 right now in gaithersburg. today,hot one out there but the humidity levels not all that bad with a high around tomorrow a littl

sudden il chloe heard dominique yell, there's a baby. chloe saw her aunt in the tub. >> she got in the bathtub and had th baby on the floor. but she had lost a lot of blood and fell down and passed out. i grabbed the baby, called 9-1-1. >> chl cut the umbilical cord and wrapped the baby up before paramedics arrived. mom and baby in the hospital. >> how did she learn how to deliver a baby? >> she learnedrom a youtube video caring for doll babies. >> she did allow chloe to name her new cousin. his name is isaac. >> i think she earned that. >> beautiful baby. glad everyone is okay. >> 5:41 is our time right now. >> a first 4raffic alert in clarksburg. we're shut down, a section ofoa frederick closed between 109 and 121 because of a massive warehouse fire. full details coming up. >>> well, good morning, melissa. the kids are heading back to school because some are. conditions this morning not too bad. pretty mild outside. by the afternoon, we're talking about temperatures back in the . 90 it is going to be nice and dry. forecast wit that chu

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tuna's friend, chloe, was one of the first influences on instagram, until she passed away in 2017.how her with my friends and family, and all of a sudden, straight as a following. and it grew and grew. because of the's success , it grew and grew. because of the's success, and her owner's background in law, she started an agency solely devoted to animal influences. do is so devoted to animal influences. do is so much to it, from shooting two props, content, editing it, coming up props, content, editing it, coming up with copy, and then posting it and engaging it, and then growing that brand. influences, like tuna, need to stay up—to—date with changes that applications like instagram make. we have been at 1.9 million for a while but we are doing all the same things, and from a business perspective, what does that mean? but for us it is just great because instagram has not shut down altogether, and they have not put on altogether, and they have not put on a lots of limitations, so we can do what we want. tuna's owners are expecting a baby, and while they expecting a baby, and while th

penalties and when it came down to it, up three wonderful saves by the keeper meant it was left to chloerike the ball home and ta ke watkins to strike the ball home and take ireland through to their first ever world cup semi finals. and the irish keeper spoke to bbc sport. who would have thought? it feels like christmas has come. no one picked us to be here. we did not think ourselves we would get here. our goal is to get out of the group, but to get to a quarterfinal and now in the semifinals, our emotions are unbelievable at the minute. it's a great feeling. so many emotions and feel at that part. tears from england and disbelief from ireland. put into context for us. how amazing is this for them? for ireland, have not qualified for a world cup before this one since 2002. they are ranked 16th in the world. they never reached the quarterfinals, let alone the semi finals. then in the pool stage, they find themselves in group b with england, india and usa. they did not consider themselves challengers to get through to the next days. the bad and they got out of the group was huge for them.

already winning awards, chloe is hoping this film brings insight to a controversial practice. gallacher so it worked for you, then? that is almost it from us. newsnight is coming up on bbc two, here's evan. trump in trouble, a lot of it will come down to politics and whether the republican party will stand by him. we will speak to a republican and a former republican on how responsible politician should react to the president's criminal associates. join me hello and welcome to sportsday. coming up on the programme — kare adenegan claims gold in berlin, beating her teammate hannah cockroft and setting a new championship record. one week on from his arrest, danny cipriani is hauled in front of rugby chiefs for a disciplinary hearing in bristol where he faces a potential ban. and they left it late but a last minute leveller rescues a point for aston villa against brentford in the championship. hello and welcome to the programme. kare adenegan was just 13 years old when she watched her hero hannah cockroft become european champion in the t34 100m four years ago. now, she's claimed

chloe kelly denied by the slightest of touches in the opening minutes.fore japan began to make their mark, dancing around england's defence — just unable to find the target. it was riko ueki who broke the deadlock, giving japan the lead and control. lions traditionally hunt in packs. not these ones, though. manchester city's lauren hemp increasingly left to go it alone. japan doubled their lead just five minutes later. riko ueki stopped by the woodwork. endo wouldn't make the same mistake. england's best chances came in the final five minutes. city's georgia stanway — the tournament's joint top scorer going into this match — went closest. tears for england under 20s as their run to the world cup final is brought to an end byjapan. gemma collis—mccann, bbc news. they do still have that third place playoff to come. england face a real battle to avoid defeat in the third test with india. after yesterday's batting collapse, virat kohli's century saw india pile on the runs today to lead england by 498 at the close. england must now try and bat through the two

and mo marley's side made a good start, chloe kelly denied by the slightest of touches in the opening wasn't long before japan began to make their mark, dancing around england's defence — just unable to find the target. it was riko ueki who broke the deadlock, giving japan the lead and control. lions traditionally hunt in packs... not these ones though. manchester city's lauren hemp increasingly left to go it alone. japan doubled their lead just five minutes later... riko ueki denied by the woodwork. jun endo wouldn't make the same mistake. england's best chances came in the final five minutes. manchester city's georgia sta nway, the tournament's top scorer going into this match, going closest. tears for england under 20s as their run to the world cup final is brought to an end byjapan. gemma collis—mccann, bbc news. liverpool are at crystal palace in the premier league tonight. liverpool started their season with an easy a—0 win over west ham. mo salah, who scored 32 premier league goals, last season opened his account at west ham. but palace, who beat fulham in their opener, might p

co-starring chloe sevigny.a retelling of the infamous true crime story of lizzie borden, accused of murdering her father and stepmother with an axe. >> do you watch or binge any of those true crimes shows? >> when i do i always regret it afterwards because i don't sleep well, because i watched three hours of like murder which. >>> now kevin, you look a little different. >> andrew zimmern is a food guy. host of "bizarre foods." i headed to minnesota for the second-largest state fair. a culinary adventure. >> welcome to the minnesota state fair. we just do it right here. >> yeah, we do! >> honey poured over honey raspberry ice cream. hand-roasted marshmallows and mouthwatering foot-long hot dogs. i'd better loosen my belt. >> ground snappy hot dogs caramelized onions and kraut. >> spectacular, right? you don'think you're going to eat the whole thing but you're going to eat the whole thing. >> of course, i'm going to eat the whole thing. how about a sausage bowl minnesota style? >> it's a cajun sausage with wild r

kelly's first celebrity guests include josh groban, terry crews and chloe grace moretz. our "e.t."aping stretched for 4 1/2 hours. kelly cried at least three times while interviewing real people, including a homeless shelter employee. back in october, kelly told me it's hard to contain her emotion in the spotlight. >> i hope i don't cry on the stage tonight. i'm so excited, like, i'm so excited. you're trying to make me cry. you're trying to oprah me. you're trying to oprah me! >> no, i would not oprah you. >> as for kelly's hosting style? our source says, quote, she's not oprah, she's more like a kelly ripa. however, this kelly kicked off the show with some "ellen" inspiration. ♪ >> instead of dancing to a current hit? clarkson sings a cover song. ♪ i like it like that >> her first choice? cardi b.'s "i like it." ♪ >> our source says kelly's husband brandon blackstock was on set the entire time. he brought out their kids, 4-year-old river rose and 2-year-old remi, during a few commercial breaks to say hi. >> i shi she's going to be so great. such a talent. >> a cute personality. >

. >> reporter: police arresting 29-year-old chloe luben of portland, maine. disorderly conduct, obstruction of justice. >> look at how negative you guys are being, and maybe at a time where the mom wants some peace, okay? >> that's it. >> reporter: the contrast of behavior between protesters and those simply wanting to pay respect to hyer summed by one of the city's councilman, watching from a distance, and oftentimes intervening to prevent further escalation. >> everybody grieves and expresses themselves differently. from a law enforcement perspective, they're here to make sure everything is safe. the last thing they want is what happened last year to happen again. >> reporter: well, it's still unclear exactly why protesters were chanting foul language at police, or even agitating them or others. the woman who was arrested, she has since been released on bond. she's one of four people who police tell us they have arrested today. and on day two of this one-year anniversary weekend, still no sign of any white supremacists here in charlottesville. >>> people al

. >>> this next little one's name is chloe and she had a slight dilemma a while back. >> she wants longyou know when mom blows out your hair. >> and you lose your natural curls. >> mama like what? >> it's all bad. >> like -- >> we feature hair on the show. everybody had advice for her on the internet but what she really needed was to talk to her friends. >> turn it back to what, friend? >> well, zoey from the i am zoey instagram channel is that friend. fran, how do you want your hair? i thought you have said you wanted it long, friend? >> no. >> so how do you want your hair. >> i want it to be smaller. >> smaller like what, fran? >> like tangle it. >> so you want it like a curl, uh? >> yes. >> nobody ever understood her but he understands. he's like, okay, you want it tangle you mean curly? >> look in the mirror, pick up the mirror. see yourself in the mirror. >> i don't want that hair. >> don't you be throwing that hair. >> i don't like it. >> calm down because what we not going to do -- >> [ yelling ]. >> friend, you're not going to yell, friend. calm down. >> calm down dirl girl, cal

it happened yesterday about 5:15 at a home on chloe court near stanton avenue. alameda county sheriff's office says a 21-year-old man pistol whipped his father, threatened to kill him. the father got away and then the man threatened to kill his mother . the negotiator finally got the man to put down his gun and walk out peacefully. he has not been identified yet. >>> family and friends of a man who was shot and killed in oakland two weeks ago are remembering him as a beloved coach, husband, and father to two young daughters. oakland born singer and actor -- actress cindy and her mother are trying to help the family. >> reporter: gray skies hover over cp brandon mortuary. warner's paying respect to a man whose life was taken in an act of violence. >> my son passed away. >> reporter: andrea evans says . oakham police are t several not releasing details of a debt that leaves two-year-old zuri and nine-year-old tonight without a father. >> he was in their lives. it is going to be so hard because they don't have a dad anymore. >> reporter: >> i've tried to force him

it was really hard on my dog chloe.

i'm chloe tilley, welcome to the programme the sister of a pregnant woman who was stabbed to death by the community for visits. now the victim's commissioner is calling for more rights for the victims of offenders whose mental illness contributes to their crime. baroness newlove is here in the studio. people now check their smartphone, on average, every 12 minutes, according to a new report. we're asking whether parents being stuck to their screens actually harms children's development. it's a trap that you fall in, you know. you reply to a text message and the next minute, you are finding yourself checking your twitter notifications and then, you know, if you fall into that trap, time can go quickly.

hello it's wednesday, it's 9 o'clock, i'm chloe tilley, welcome to the programme could universal creditrty committee of mps, who warn that the system is turning the clock back to the 1950s by allowing abusers to take control of family finances. we're speaking to the chair of that committee, frank field, and to a woman who says her abusive partner withheld benefits from her and her three children — to the point that she couldn't buy basic items. thousands of children in the uk are forced to share beds with their siblings or sleep on the floor, according to new figures from a charity. i was surviving on two hours' sleep. i was getting annoyed with myself. i was feeling like i shouldn't be a mum because my children were going without what they needed.

the goalkeeper made three vital saves, to leave chloe watkins with the stroke of her stick to instantlyust the last few months but the last few years, and it's just so satisfying to get the rewards here and show the world what we can do and how we can play. a team who hadn't qualified for a world cup in 16 years, now through to a semifinal against spain. and already the surprise sensation of the tournament. england, on the other hand, had had an underwhelming start to their campaign and that continued against the reigning world champions. 0verrun early on, they were behind. the theme then continued in the second half. a loose pass and smart play unlocked the england defence to hand laurien leurink a second. for a team that has tasted so much success before, this will very much feel like a failure. and that disappointment will be felt each more acutely this evening in the knowledge that a home world cup only comes along once in a life time. so soon after many of these players won a medal at the olympics. ireland are not one match away from a world cup final. they will fancy

tuna's friend chloe was a pet influencer but passed away in 2017.e to grow and grow. because of her success and her owner's background in law, she started an agency dedicated solely to animal influencers in 2015. you took a boat though of your dog? no big deal, but there is so much to it, the ideas, editing the content, writing the copy, posting it, engaging, growing that brand. influencers like tuna have to adopt to the changes and updates a platform might instagram make. our following has not necessarily topped out, at1.9 million, following has not necessarily topped out, at 1.9 million, we are doing all the same things, and we're like, 0k, from a business perspective, what does that mean? but for us, it is great, because instagram has not shut down altogether, and they haven't put on a lot of limitations, so we can haven't put on a lot of limitations, so we can still kind of do what we wa nt so we can still kind of do what we want with it. courtney and her husband are expecting a baby, and while they do anticipate it will change their business li

chloe right was charged with that crime.surprising news even by today's standards, going viral on social media, when twitter user saying i proudly display my trump bumper sticker on my car in san diego, another twitter user says people are crazy, i see this getting worse by the day. what happens by the time 20/20 arrives? in massachusetts, i also sport a trump 2020 sticker on my car, risky in massachusetts. todd: a sticker of anybody on the hood of their car. >> i watch friends reruns and hope for a reboot. will it happen? >> jennifer aniston says a reboot may be a possibility, she spoke to insider magazine, we talk about it. it was the greatest job i ever had but you never know. so many shows are being successfully rebooted, leaving the door open. so many are excited about this like cheryl who says we never tire of friends, chris saying we are fans too. >> will ross and rachel finally end together. thanks. >> there are people who love it. and it is 39 after the hour. sorry not sorry, connecticut lawmaker created an uproar b

chloe, this research was part funded by the bhf, in simple terms, what did it find? british heart foundation. they looked at 4000 people, and they found that those people living close to the busy roads had changes in the structure of their hearts, and whilst these people are healthy individuals with no symptoms, the concerning thing is that those changes in the structure of the heart is similar to what you see in people with early stages of heart failure. so that is worrying. how widespread is this? we know there is a lot of evidence around air pollution and its connection with poor heart and circulatory health. it is limit ever banega cross the whole of the uk be concerned about, and we need concerted action to try to bring levels of pollution across the whole of the country down to safe levels. but if you are living bya safe levels. but if you are living by a busy road now and you hear this report, you will be very worried? absolutely. i think it is really concerning. what we would say is there are a few things you can do as an individual, so if you are out and abo

hello, it's wednesday, it's 10 o'clock, i'm chloe tilley.ll. did you not have a good night's sleep last night? he said, "i never have a good night's sleep. "i don't have a bed." he showed me some sores on his tummy. he lifted up his schooljumper, showed me some sores on his tummy, where the bedbugs had been biting him at night — from sleeping on this cushion on the floor. the cushion was infested. we'll hear from one mum who shared a bed with her daughterforfour years, and from the charity itself. at least 49 women have been killed by their stalkers, partners or exes after reporting them to the police according to new figures. victims are calling for a new register — when she rang me up i said, well, i'm sure the police knows what is happening. you'vejust i'm sure the police knows what is happening. you've just got to ignore him. if you keep ignoring him, he'll leave you alone. of course, that was really bad advice, because he was never going to leave her alone. we will speak to the father of alex ruggles, who was murdered by her ex—boyfrien

chloe right was arrested for that crime. she reportedly pleaded not guilty.in politics and i would say this is a glaring example. one said there you have it, trump derangement syndrome on steroids. i hope the person in the other car sues her, i would. amy also with this tweet saying this awful, nobody deserves this treatment. jillian: i can breathe and think. >> reporter: sound advice. todd: don't put your bumper sticker on your hood. thanks. going on on one with mike pence moment after the remains of us soldiers killed in the korean war. >> a sneak peek for the sit down. >> we have more than on "fox and friends". hickam air force base a few miles over my shoulder, the remains of 55 us heroes who fought in the korean war and never came home were ushered home in flag containers. the vice president of the united states after he gave a powerful speech to military families. not just what is take to bring boys home and strategic implications of this moment. >> we saw this problems kept by north korea as evidence of the progress we are making and we remain hopeful

with chloe, welcome. gil was working as a national correspondent for the media general, where he served 22 years. he has also taught at american university, overseeing the washington semester program which teaches journalism to people coming in from all over the world. he is currently creating a new washington journalism program. come -- if you have not taken a tour of the club was gil, you are missing out. a please do this. he tells the best stories about -- please do this, he tells the best stories at the national press club. he is an avid historian and has been for years. ,rior to this book, he authored edited, and rewrote the national press club's history for our centennial a few years ago. thereerstanding is that may be another book like that in the works. we are here tonight to talk , trouble in lafayette square. if you have not purchased a copy, you may do so after our program. he will be signing copies around the corner. gil, would you like to tell us about your book? >> thank you very much. after

chloe mcdonald / walmart co-manager: "it was quite the sight to see so walmart just really appreciatesat she did to go out of her way to return that cart and w her back." (justine) sue johnson also received a cart trophy dubbing her with the official title of "a walmart legend." (j.r.)how could you start the sports segment with anything else but barry bonds. his jersey retired before tonight's game against the pittsburgh pirates. what an event it was. tickets sold out in ten minutes.barry bonds was introduced and he came in from center field. dressed in a suit and tie as he made the walk to the podium at the pitcher's mound. he was all smiles. willie mays, bobby bonilla, jim leyland, and willie mccovey were just some of the big names there today. during barry's speech he admitted that he didn't even want to play baseball as a the credit to his mom saying that she was the glue that held his family together. he spoke about the moments he had with his dad, bobby bonds who was a great giants player as well, before he passed. barry asked his dad why he was so tough on him. of course the big

it happened yesterday at about 5:15 at a home on chloe court near stanton avenue. the alameda county sheriff's office is a 21-year-old man pistol whipped his father and threatened to kill him. the father got away and then the man held his mother inside the home and threatened to kill her. negotiator was able to get the man to put down his weapon and walk outside peacefully. >> we were able to bring in one of our senior hostage negotiators who was able to negotiate with the young man and get him to weapon down and walk outside. that all happened peacefully. >> at this time we do not know the name of the man but we have been told he has a history of mental illness. he was put on an emergency psychiatric hold. >>> family and friends of a man who was shot and killed in oakland two weeks ago are remember him as a beloved coach , husband, and father to two young daughters funeral services were held yesterday for 30-year-old nefarious mcginnis who was shot several times on 65th avenue. and -- in east oakland july 25. police are not releasing other details on his shooting,

this is chloe.a black lab. >> reporter: she's up for adoption. the shelter opens at 11:00. come get a new family member. >>wendy, thank you. something >>> complete your family with a four-legged friend. >> clear the shelterss happening in d.c. and virginia. wendy is live. the entire commercial bre all angie was talking about was that lab. >> so cute. >> reporter: i know. angie has been sendi me show me puppies, show me puppies. i ve enough cat and dog hair on me to make several new animal out of them. i'm here with joanna with the animal welfare league of alexandria.r this is coope who is being a really good boy. you're being a goodboy. joanna, what do people need to consider as they're coming day? it's one thing to have the oh, gosh, i want an animal.'s another thing, does that work for you? there is a responusbility. yoube responsibility as a pet owner. what do they need to ask themselves? >> absolutely. first off we want to kind of consider their lifestyle. when he's really active, will you do we

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sanders, melania trump, ivanka trump, a 12-year-old kid, barron trump, a 4-year-old granddaughter, chloes about them because they say you suck -- you actually got physically assaulted. >> correct. water thrown on myself, they threw an egg at me. here's the interesting part, candace and i were just minding our own business. we were having a quiet breakfast and they mobilized within 20 or 30 minutes, at least 50 of them came into the restaurant and started calling candace a nazi, i can't figure how they would come to that conclusion.e >> sean: there were racial comments. >> this was a primarily black police force. if there was only one white police officer, the rest were black and hispanic, they called us race traders, they werede staying at the police and that all police are racist and fight that this was an all white group, antifa facing an all black police force and myself. >> sean: i did notice that you both kept her cool and you stayed out. d not going to go back in. if i was there, i would have stayed out because i was a lunatic but it would have advised you to go inside. you felt it

spike lee, you have the interview, chloe.it for me here in new york city. i'm brooke baldwin. let's go to washington and jake tapper. "the lead" starts right now. >> thanks, brooke. >>> rick gates stealing from paul manafort as paul manafort allegedly stealing from taxpayers. president trump hires the best people. cool. "the lead" starts right now. describing a sleazy scheme. socking away cash overseas from those friendly to the russian regime as two of the top campaign aides clash in court. >>> and as one senior trump campaign official confesses to crimes on the stand, president trump's lawyers haggle with robert mueller over what president trump will not talk about face to face. the latest today on the talks over the big talk. >>> plus, it is now the largest wildfire in the history of california. and it may continue to burn

chloe, thank you. thank you for being with me. "the lead" starts right now. >>> thanks, brooke.ith the law. "the lead" starts right now. the first lawmaker to leap on the trump train today was charged with insider trading and prosecutors allege his crimes began when he was standing on white house grounds. >>> letter to mueller. the trump team laying out what the president will and will not answer in front of the special counsel. can anyone control what the president will actually end up saying? >>> poisoning payback. president trump state department finally p

interview, chloe. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> i appreciate it. >>> and that will do it for me here in new york city. i'm brooke baldwin. let's go to washington and jake tapper. "the lead" starts right now. >> thanks, brooke. >>> rick gates stealing from paul manafort as paul manafort allegedly stealing from taxpayers. president trump hires the best people. cool. "the lead" starts right now. describing a sleazy scheme. socking away cash overseas from those friendly to the russian regime as two of the top campaign aides clash in court. >>> and as one senior trump campaign official confesses to crimes on the stand, president trump's lawyers haggle with robert mueller over what president trump will not talk about face to face. the latest today on the talks over the big talk. >>> plus, it is now the largest wildfire in the history of california. and it may continue to burn for the rest of the month. the battle to save lives as president trump sends a tweet about the fire that baffles even his own st

previously, we had heard about him encouraging other members of congress when the stock price is very chloe, thlow. >> is this is is extremely serious. basically he's taking advantage of his fiduciary duty to this company and providing information to his son and other relatives so they can dump their stock, take the profits, before the bad news comes out to the public. basically, the investing public is being defrauded by virtue of what he's doing. >> let's add another level because the rules are different if you're a member of congress. in fact, they're better. >> they are. but, in this case, he's an actual member of the board. he's not just a member of congress. he's a member of the board. and what's startling here is that right after he gets the word on the telephone, it looks like the government's got all this phone records, all of his text records. he makes a number of calls to his son, does reach him at first. >> calls him six times. >> nobody calls anybody six time force a hey, how are you doing. >> absolutely not. when you juxtapose that with the next morning, he immediately sells a

chloe, thank you. thank you for being with me. "the lead" starts right now. >>> thanks, brooke. another trump loyalist in trouble with the law. "the lead" starts right now. the first lawmaker to leap on the trump train today was charged with insider trading and prosecutors allege his crimes began when he was standing on white house grounds. >>> letter to mueller. the trump team laying out what the president will and will not answer in front of the special counsel. can anyone control what the president will actually end up saying? >>> poisoning payback. president trump state department finally punishing russia for unleashing a nerve agent in the uk. >>> good afternoon, everyone. welcome to "the lead," i'm jake tapper. republican chris collins of new york first sitting member of the congress to back the president trump's bid in february 2016. he was such a strong supporter of mr. trump collins at the republican national convention was asked to formally second mr. trump's nomination to be his party's nominee. >> i have the honor of seconding the nomination of donald j. trump as the