lemonis: let me get chloe.up costing us days of progress in ohio, but we still have the chance to get something done today. monica, this is chloe. one of the things that i wanted to do is change the packaging. the packaging is so plain that it's not really gonna appeal to anybody. so i asked chloe, one of my best graphic designers, to start working up a logo. chloe: i have a few logo options. the first one is very similar to your current logo. i connected the m and the p. monica: it's a little thick. chloe: yeah? okay. all right. well, we'll put this one to the side. so, this one -- this one is the most modern, but it's very easy to read. monica: i just don't like the two lines between the "monica" and the "potter." chloe: okay. the last one is my favorite. monica: no. chloe: no? monica: i hate it. i don't like that at all. chloe: okay. monica: it feels very sterile. it gives me a little anxiety. i know that sounds weird. chloe: yeah. monica: but it also doesn't feel like me. lemonis: okay. you brought your com

chloe's parents plan to file suit against royal caribbean. said they would not comment out of respect for the family and because a lawsuit is pending. the prosecutor is not going to back down. they believe mr. anello is reckless, that that's crucial, and they plan to pursue a tile. >> very hard to watch -- thank you so much. >>> how thieves got away with one of the most spectacular jewel heists in history. most people think of verizon as a reliable phone company. (woman) but to businesses, we're a reliable partner. we keep companies ready for what's next. (man) we weave security into their business. virtualize their operations. (woman) and build ai customer experiences. we also keep them ready for the next big opportunity. like 5g. almost all the fortune 500 partner with us. (woman) when it comes to digital transformation... verizon keeps business ready. ♪ ♪ ♪ fidelity now has zero commissions for online u.s. equity trades and etfs. and fidelity also offers zero account fees for brokerage accounts, plus zero minimums to open an account. and o

we‘re calling her chloe.ll. and i think, as a consequence of that, it made me want to help him more. and he used that to manipulate the situation much more. ivan had been operating for almost four years. he was organised and ran his scams like a business. he used a detailed index system to keep track of the stories he told the women to ensure he never made a mistake. chloe also met ivan through a dating app. he was using the fake name lancel. he used the same tactic and told her he was stuck at a petrol station. and in just one day, she gave him almost £600. after i‘d sent the last 250, he asked for more again. i did say no — i have no more to lend you, i can‘t. i‘m a single mother of two children, on my own. he was malicious, quite personal, hurtful. i lost touch with him for a couple of days. he did offer to give me the cash. and i would have to go to his house to get it, but because he‘d been so angry on the phone, i was frightened to go. but chloe‘s scam didn‘t stop there. she received a random text from

chloe's parents defending him last summer, speaking with nbc's savannah guthrie. >> at no point ever, ever has he ever put our kids in danger >> reporter: among the evidence, unreleased security video from the ship >> we have a very solid case, but i'll give you more information about that at this point is not possible >> but you feel confident it will show a criminal act >> yes >> reporter: he did talk to me off camera saying they can't do anything worse tppen if convicted, heouhree years in prison here lester >> kerry sanders in puerto rico, thank you. >>> just ahead tonight, new charges against two former police officers once hailed as heroes they are now accused of lying and a cover up in a deadly drug raid >>> also, the dramatic rescue by state troopers we'll hear from the couple who narrowly escaped death on the road >>> two former am police officers once hailed as heroes indicted as criminals by a federal grand jury after a botched the raid here's miguel almaguer >> reporter: today in court, two former houston police officers once halted as heroes faced a judge on charges stemm

chloe's parents defending him last summer.ng with nbc's savannah guthrie. >> at no point ever, ever has sam ever put our kids in danger. >> reporter: among the evidence, unreleased security video from the ship >> we have a very solid caseou t your case will show a criminal act? >> of course. >> reporter: he did talk to me off camera saying they can't do anything worse to me than ened if convicted, he could face up to three years in prison here. >> all right our thanks to kerry for that report. >>> still ahead, turns out lizzo is 100% that breakout star, sweeping grammy nods. >>> and ellen degeneres gives a viral lesson on love and acceptance i can breathe again! ahhhh! i can breathe again! ughh! vicks sinex. breathe on. a lot of folks ask me why their dishwasher doesn't get everything clean. i tell the recommend cascade platinum... ...with the soaking, scrubbing and rinsing built right in. for sparkling-clean dishes, the first time. cascade platinum. only roomba i7+ uses two multi-surface rubber brushes. ♪ and picks up more pe

>> good, how are you >> jimmy: what's your name >> chloe >> jimmy: chloe, very good chloe, in this next to say, "walks of life." how do you think he said walks of life? >> "walks a laugh. >> jimmy: "walks a laugh." >> yeah. >> jimmy: "walks a laugh." let's see what happens >> when evil showed its hideous face americans of all walks of lice - >> jimmy: wow. [ buzzer ] [ fog horn ] the correct answer was -- walks of lice was the -- here's your custom walks of lice t-shirt [ cheers and applause >> oh, thank you >> jimmy: thank you, chloe ♪ down here. who wants it yeah, get up sure hi >> hi. >> jimmy: how are you doing, bud? >> good, how are you >> jimmy: what's your name >> riley >> jimmy: riley, where you from >> oklahoma. >> jimmy: hey, welcome all right, love it ah, in our final clip, trump - really that much for oklahoma love that. [ light laughter ] he tries to say "deserve." okay deserve. how do you think he'll pronounce the word "deserve? >> "dessert. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: it is trump, yeah. he likes food. so, yeah, dessert. let's see what happened. >> you have never stopped

in july, 18-month-old chloe wiegand was with her family onboard this ship. abc reviewing surveillance video showing the tragedy unfold. he's the first to get, you know, look over the railing and down towards the port. >> correct. >> reporter: he then picks her up and stands her on the railing. >> yeah. >> reporter: they kind of lean over, he readjusts -- >> yeah, i think he sits her down. >> reporter: -- sits her down, lean over again -- >> gone. >> reporter: -- and she disappears off. the wiegand family deciding not to make that video public. anello says this never would have happened if he knew the window was open. abc has reviewed medical documents diagnosing anello as colorblind. >> i'm colorblind. i don't know. i just never saw it. i've been told that that's a reason it might have happened. there's nothing worse that they can do to me than what's already happened. >> reporter: he said he blamed himself at first, but believes the cruise line is at fault and should make the ship safer. >> reporter: in a statement, royal caribbean calling it a tragic incid

chloe's mother is a prosecutor herself. she asked authorities in puerto rico not to prosecute, but the justice department there says the evidence will prove anello is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. david? >> all right, victor oquendo on this again tonight. thank you, victor. >>> and next here, to the dramatic rescue after a terrifying fall from yosemite's el capitan. the celebrated climber, emily harrington, losing her grip. other climbers coming to her rescue, including the climber at the center of that oscar-winning documentary "free solo." tonight, how they helped stabilize her and get her to safety. and abc's chief national correspondent matt gutman with the video of the rescue. >> reporter: tonight, world class climber emily harrington, alive -- >> so, injury to the left elbow. >> yep. >> injury to the left leg. >> reporter: -- surviving what could have been a fatal fall after climbing up the first 150 feet on yosemite's treacherous granite rock face known as el capitan. >> i can feel everything. >> reporter: in thi

charged next at 8: >>> chloe's last moments. >> there she goes. >> watching video of the little girl out of her grandfather's arms on a cruise ship. >> you can see him hold her over the railing. >> a new jeffrey epstein accuser comes forward. >> i was a little girl. >> and can you hear me now? >> the live tv impeachment challenge backfired. >> window shade. >> who will win the war of the shade? >>> and dragged out of

back to you, chloe. in england recorded their worst performance against the four hour target since modern records began in 2004. 83.6 per cent of patients were treated or assessed in a and e within four hours in october, a sharp drop on september and down from 89.1 per cent in october last year. meanwhile, the number of patients waiting for routine operations in england was 4.112 million in september — the highest ever. with me is our health editor, hugh pym. give us more detail on this. where are we expecting it to be this bad? we had reports from various hospitals in october that there was intense pressure, unexpectedly so, when winter hadn't really set in but even so we when winter hadn't really set in but even so we had not expected a figure like this as low as this for a&e with 86.3% assessed in four hours and the target is 95%. and it was well down on october last year at 89%, so it's very hard to say it was flu, or the winter when in october those conditions didn't apply. so what is going on out t

but chloe still cannot afford to miss. she scores! ari lynn are still at it! oh my goodness!ath. and when she gave ireland a four habit to relate, the momentum shifted. candidate failed to score in ireland had done it the ha rd to score in ireland had done it the hard way. but made it to tokyo. -- canada failed to score. it was not pretty. it wasn't pretty, yesterday, and it wasn't much prettier today. and i think the character of this group shown through their and i'm just so incredibly proud of them. the girls have put in ten, 12 years and so many players have gone before us, and they have built the platform and they have brought us the level that we are at and this is for them to. i can't even imagine what thoughts are going to go ahead. for time she tried this and now you're going to tokyo and the olympic games. we have to get picked first, nigel. listen, it is hard to put into words. we knew last year we put ourselves in such a good opportunity to be able to do this. we brought together such a strong team and work so together such a strong team and work so hard. where ju

he picked up chloe so she could stand on the railing and bang on the window glass but didn't realizewindow was open and within seconds she slipped out out of his grasp. he told cbs news that his colorblindness may have played a role. >> at no point during that whole incident denies think she fell out. it was like it was unbelievable. it was like it disappeared. like the glass disappeared. i am color-blind. that is something, it's tough. i don't know. i never saw it. i've been told it's the reason it might have happened. >> driving the prosecution's case is surveillance video reportedly showing anello holding chloe above and over the railing for 25 seconds. anello blames royal caribbean. >> initially i couldn't help but blame myself. if there was a sign. if there was something. it indicated there was a chance for the window to be open, this wouldn't happen. >> you blame the cruise line? >> i do. >> anello faces after three years in prison. he said the outcome is "inconsequential" because the worst thing has already happened. >> dana: let's bring in fox news legal ns mercedes colwin. t

the comedic actor posted this comparing his clippers game date night with fiance chloe to shawn and camilla's four months very four years. the canadian crooner responded not safe for work. i totally hear you man. from hot couples to a hot trio, it's our "charlie's angel" exclusive. >> what happened when elizabeth banks turned tv reporter. >>> then a beautiful day with tom hanks. your exclusive on the set. >> it's this that really matters. >>> we're with the preteens making millions by changing the lyrics to your favorite songs. ♪ i'm 100% that kid >> closed captioning provided by -- snoelt snoe ♪ >>> welcome back to "e.t." in napa, california and the gorgeous charles krug winery. >> i couldn't agree more. it's beautiful out here. >> picture perfect. >> now you may be wondering why we're wearing these red cardigans. >> it is world kindness day and kindness was what mr. rogers was all about. >> the same can be said about tom hanks and only "e.t." can take you behind the scenes of tom's transformation. >> good morning. ♪ it's a beautiful day in this neighborhood ♪ ♪ beautiful day for a neighbor

. >>> the grief-stricken grandfather who dropped chloe off the cruise ship window. >> i am color blind open window? >> i had no idea that he was going to say that. >> then, girls night out, murder. >> how cops say a night of partying with her girlfriends turned into this. >> there is a car in my driveway with a dead body. >> with what? >> a dead body? >> you are charged with second- degree murder. >> could none mystery. a good girl or good boy. what this vet says.

it's thursday, it's 10 o'clock, i'm chloe tilley.en after she recvied a picture from her sister on whatsapp. she failed to report it, but says she never saw it. she has acted in —— impeccably throughout this, she has been professional and she still remains a role model within policing. we'll speak to a child protection expert who said she could have been given a caution. labour will make a fresh attempt to appeal to leave voters by explaining the kind of brexit deal it would put to a further referendum. we've been to barrow—in—furness, which voted to leave the eu,

hello, it's thursday, it's 10 o'clock, i'm chloe tilley.eleased in the last few minutes. we'll get all the details. when you recycle plastic in this country, has it occured to you it might end up getting burned in indonesia? in today's exclusive report, we hear how western plastic is poisoning the local food supply there, one experiment showed dioxins in eggs at rates more than 70 times european safety standards. the results of our research is one of the most shocking results we have ever

hello, it‘s thursday, it‘s 10 o‘clock, i‘m chloe tilley.ll he allow his staff to come and answer questions about his travels and where he was and what they saw? it comes after prince andrew announced he‘d step back from public duties following scrutiny of his friendship with jeffrey epstein. we‘ll talk to a royal expert and a lawyer about what should happen next. this programme has exclusively seen a leaked letter which says that reforms to double jeopardy laws around child abuse cases, suggested by the victims‘ commissioner, will not happen.

that's it, back to chloe.w's newsnight interview continues this morning after he said he was stepping down from all royal duties because of the controversy over his friendship with( convicted paedophile jeffrey epstein. lawyers for some of the victims have today called for prince andrew to put himself forward for questioning by us investigators. he has always denied any wrongdoing and says he regrets his association with the paedophile. with me here in the studio is royal biographer and commentator angela levin, and joining us via webcam is the lawyer mark stephens. thank you for coming in. give us some context as how bad this is in terms of royal scandals, where we are now? it's unprecedented and if it was on accounting from one to ten and ten was the worst, it's probably about 15. i think it's really affecting the whole family. it snowballs down the hill and it gathers momentum. 0ne snowballs down the hill and it gathers momentum. one of the things that upset the queen was that she believed that before any g

south korea's lg is testing out 25 of its chloe robots with seoul's national university hospital.rt to young patients ahead of medical procedures. an aquatic rover is being rolled out under the ice in antarctica. nasa is working with the australian antarctic programme to test the metre—long robot. it may one day help spot signs of extraterrestrial life on europa, one ofjupiter‘s icy moons. and finally, google has built a room—sized egg to help solve one of the hardest parts of 3d modelling, lighting. this 3d camera setup is rigged with more than 300 led lights that can produce any colour and create human models that will blend into their virtual environments. but will this bright idea take off? we're hooked on apps that demand our repeated attention, and it's no secret that the tech companies have used particular techniques to make their products and platforms habit—forming. those videos that just autoplay one after the other, those stats next to your posts hinting atjust how popular you are. that notification icon — it's red for a reason, you know. red is a trigger colour. even t

and really really happy and in the chloe lies that lie option was correct as a coach the self-titled special one has had success wherever he's gone he's won countless owners with clubs all across europe but he's also often left strife behind him as with his acrimonious departure from manchester united's last year at tottenham he takes over from the popular murray show party tino who only last season took spurs to death 1st ever champions league final. for son tottenham fans the sudden personnel change smacks of desperation and disloyalty. i don't feel like this was necessary for that was quite special to put see no considering that he's the reason why we even end up stage we're at. so yeah it really is a good manager a very good measure i will discredit him but i feel like he was a bit of a step in the face and the man himself however does not seem too fussed. i am really really more focused on on my job on my coaching or my players or lighting and not to it at all with everything that surrounds me what surrounds merino already is drama it's a characteristically turbulent start to th

the ship was docked in san juan when he held chloe up to look out.arged salvatore anello with negligent homicide. he says he's color-blind and that may be why he didn't realize the window was open. >> i saw her fall. i saw her fall the whole way down. i saw her fall. and i was just in disbelief. i was like, oh, my god, and then i just remember screaming that i thought there was glass. >> if convicted he faces up to three years in prison. >>> pro football player brandon brooks is speaking publicly about the anxiety attack that forced him to the sidelines. brooks who plays for the eagles had to leave sunday's game. he vomited before and during the game because of severe anxiety. he's among several public figures including selena gomez, stephen colbert and lady gaga also summer walker, as well, using their struggle with anxiety to raise awareness. he says he's not the only nfl player fighting the battle. >> it's been a lot of guys around the league who reached out to me. just know that it's a lot of guys that go through it for a lot of different aspects

south korea's lg is testing out 25 of its chloe robots with seoul's national university hospital.o young patients ahead of medical procedures. an aquatic rover is being rolled out under the ice in antarctica. nasa is working with the australian antarctic programme to test the metre—long robot. it may one day help spot signs of extraterrestrial life on europa, one ofjupiter‘s icy moons. and finally, google has built a room—sized egg to help solve one of the hardest parts of 3d modelling, lighting. this 3d camera setup is rigged with more than 300 led lights that can produce any colour and create human models that will blend into their virtual environments. but will this bright idea take off? we're hooked on apps that demand our repeated attention, and it's no secret that the tech companies have used particular techniques to make their products and platforms habit—forming. those videos that just autoplay one after the other, those stats next to your posts hinting atjust how popular you are. that notification icon — it's red for a reason, you know. red is a trigger colour. even the a

back to you, chloe.ecision to prosecute a black police officer on a charge of possessing indecent images of children. novlett robyn williams was seen as a rising star in the metropolitan police. she was sentenced to 200 hours of community service and put on the sex offenders register for five years this week, after her sister sent her, and 16 other people, an indecent image of a child on whatsapp. williams failed to report it. superintendent williams insisted she'd never even seen the material on her phone. writing in the times today, the former commissioner of the met police lord ian blair said he did not think the prosecution was in the public interest. "i have not heard the evidence and i do not criticise the conviction because that is a matter for thejudge and jury, but i am very concerned about." this is a police officer who has had an exemplary career. " i've been speaking tojim gamble, former chief executive of the child exploitation and 0nline protection centre, or ceops, and janet hills, preside

i'm interested always in the waters of our. chloé and welcome to crossfire we're all things are consideredi'm peter lavelle or specter of socialism 30 years after the fall of the berlin wall socialism is now remarkably popular what explains this how to explain why so many successful and even privileged people look to socialism to solve social problems maybe it's because liberalism itself is failing. ross talking millennial socialism i'm joined by my guests are in new york he's an economist and writer as well as a senior research fellow at the american institute for economic research his research focuses on policy and technology in baltimore we have thomas de lorenzo he's a professor of economics at loyola university maryland in baltimore as well as a senior fellow at the mieses institute his latest book is the problem with socialism and in monterey we cross to david henderson he is an emeritus professor of economics with the naval postgraduate school in monterey as well as a research fellow with the hoover institution at stanford university he is author of the joy of freedom in economists

earlier on the victoria derbyshire programme, chloe tilley spoke to fiona mackenzie who runs the campignis — the sex and relationships blogger and influencer, oloni — and first anna adams, who spoke about how she's been the victim of non—consensual violent acts during sex. during consensual sex i have experienced non—consensual violence such as hair pulling and attempts to choke me, which i resisted. as you can imagine, it is quite threatening, quite intimidating. i spoke about it with my friends after and found that it was ubiquitous. all of my friends had nearly experienced violence as well. and to be clear, was this when you are in a relationship or was this casual sex? i am just wondering when that conversation happens, if it happens, or if this came out of the blue. yes, it was with casual partners. there was no conversation. it was just enforced upon me. what did you do? i stopped it every time. it wasn't how i wanted to have sex. i did not feel comfortable. and were the men surprised at your reaction? did they think you are enjoying it? i would be surprised if they thought i was e

polo ralph lauren tommy hilfiger the louisville tang group chloé. it's a bit of a model.the me is as proud as a peacock. christie just climbs happy employees a tannery that spic and span and state of the art equipment. frankly we won over by our day absorbing. except that here they only perform the final stages of the tanning process the rather more pleasant ones upstream there's a whole chain of subcontractors carrying out dozens of towns all thankless tasks allow is to explain. at the start of its life a handbag looks like this next the cow skin must be removed with mountains of course salt poured on top of it to preserve it. then the cowhides are sent to the tanneries to begin a long multi-stage process. during one of these stages they are put into a kind of cement mixer along with hydrogen sulfide to remove all the fur this is what produces the rotten egg smell that lingers throughout the area they are then transferred to these big drums and soaked with chromium salts just don't the decomposition process they are left out to dry. and then soaked again to self and then

. >> chloe's parents are behind the grandfather and they say the little girl has a fascination with glassd he often lifted her up to the glass while at her older brother's hackie game and i guess felt like he wanted to mimic that experience. prosecutors are arguing that that act was negligent. how do you see it? >> this was not a hockey game, fred. this was a cruise ship and they're 11 stories up. wasn't this little child worth ten seconds of due diligence? because that's all it would have taken for this grandfather to inspect the windows, make sure they were all closed, before he decided to put his child who he was entrusted for the care for up on that window ledge. ten seconds would have saved her life. he didn't do that. he had control. he had a higher degree of duty to protect her and make her keep her safe. by putting her in this position, he created this event. now it's tragic. he's never going to recover from it. the family will never recover from it. but does the law just ignore the fact that he was entrusted with the care of this little child, put her in a very dangerous situatio

scoured omaha, looking for the best food the city had to offer, which is how he found 24-year-old chloeanxious to expand but didn't think she had the money the open a second location of her vietnamese sandwich should. >> brick and mortar shop would cost at least five to ten times more just to get started. >> reporter: vietnam isn't the only far off land whose cuisine is represented. in fact, culinary diversity is part of what makes each food hall unique. sagar serves up himalayan dumplings called momos. he was born in nepal but grew up in nebraska. back then, his neighbors used to complain constantly about the smell of his family's cooking. >> and, you know, fast forward 20 plus years now, i see people lining up to pay for the same foods. >> here you are. >> reporter: this is omaha, and there are dumplings from the himala himalayas. >> isn't that great? now there is a place you can interact with people you've never met before and try cuisines from around the world. >> reporter: even if all these dishes are instagram worthy, phil says a good food hall should give you something technology

services for chloe kim like we had to provide at the olympics in pyeongchang.nest parenting had a new digital series called mom-splaining, all the highs and lows of being a mom. talking to teens about their relationships with parents which of course led kristen to talk about her first time secretly having a beer. >> one of the first times i ever drank my mom was out of town and i think i was 16 and i had like six friends over but we were sneaking beers and at the end of the school day on monday i got a page from my mom and i was like, oh [ bleep ]. and i called my mom and she was like get home right now. and i was like -- >> oh, no. >> oh, no. and i came home and i walked through the door and she had her arms folded and she goes i was out of town for two days and you did not do one single load of laundry. and i was like -- >> remember that whole thing you're 100% sure you're getting busted for one thing and the parent does a switcheroo. >> i actually remember my mom saying savannah did you and your friends drink my cooking sherry. i was like, no, but would that

we're now in the chloeing bell market zone. all the action. >> mike santoli is here to break down these crucial moments of the trading day. today we got stephanie link here as well. let's have a look at where we stand with just 15 minutes left to trade we have slipped in this final 20, 30 minutes s&p is now only up one tenth of 1% it stands at 3080.1. that's just high enough for a record all time closing high dow is in record all time closing high territory nasdaq at 1484 just below it's all time closing high. mike lost some steam in this final hour that headline from reuters perhaps the earlier positive activity on removal of tariffs may not be confirmed >> the backdrop, for the prior two days the market has been going sideways, digesting the gains. perhaps a little bit fatigued and grabbed that headline this morning about a possible agreement of rolling back tariffs as a nice little excuse to push higher and stretch to see how far this rally could go. there wasn't a lot behind it except that reliance on theoretical. narrow ma

. >> my name is chloe.nts are from afghanistan but i'm born in america. and i'm a triplet. >> my dad is from samoa. i feel great because it represents god and my heritage. >> my parents are from chicago and san francisco, but we're african-american. >> i made friends with people of all different cultures and everyone's kind of learned to appreciate each other for that. but mostly we're just friends. >> it can be useful in projects because different cultures think differently so you could have different ideas and then maybe get a better grade on the project. >> i made a new friend. he's from brazil. >> i had a friend which is from japan. >> his name is mark. he's egyptian. >> my family can really make anyone -- friends with anyone. >> i think racism is not that good because you're only describing, like, how they look, not like who they are and how they act. >> i feel like it's unfair. people shouldn't get judged just because of their race. >> we are all different and we can't change the way we are, but we sh

time nbc's kerry sanders joins us this morning with that hey, kerry >> good morning, guys, little chloe'sas in disbelief when she slipped from his hands he says he thought there was glass to prevent her from that fall when she plunged eleven stories from an open cruise ship window. >> i remember trying to find her on the floor, and then i saw her fall i saw her fall all the way down. i saw her fall and it was just a disbelief. i was like oh, my god. >> reporter: in an interview with cbs news, sam anello said he was in shock after her granddaughter's fatal fall in july from a royal caribbean cruise ship docked in puerto rico. >> i remember screaming that i thought there was glass, and i thought there was glass there. >> reporter: the 51-year-old grandfather said he picked up the toddler so she could look outside and bang on the windows, sitting her on a railing against what he thought was a closed window near the ship's children's play area anello says it was a horrible accident, not a crime. his defense attorney in puerto rico. >> do the charges seem appropriate to you >> no, but it's not

chloe died while the ship was docked.grand father was playing with her and sat her on a rail near an open window. he claims he didn't realize the window was open but prosecutors say he negligently exposed the child to danger. salvador anello described the incident this morning. >> she down looking out the window and the glass. i bent down by her. we always like whenever we were at hockey games we would bang on the glass and it was fun. when i knelt down to be with her at that level, i couldn't reach the glass really, only with my fingertips, so i knew she couldn't. so that's when i decided i'd pick her up. so i, you know, was trying to stand her on the railing, and it happened in seconds. >> can you show me how you were holding her? like was it kind of a bear hug? >> kind of. yeah. i was trying to hold her like that. from what i remember. i had her, and i was trying to knock on the glass. and at that point i'm like, i'm going to have to lean further for her to be able to reach it because i thought it was further out. >> y

thanks a lot, chloe. >> thanks. >>> coming up, biden flexes, buttigieg surges, brand-new cnn pollingt. just four democrats signature at double digits now with just over two months to iowa. we will break all the numbers down next. i'm finding it hard to stay on top of things a faster laptop could help. plus, tech support to stay worry free. worry free...boom boom! get free next business day shipping or ...1 hour in-store pick up shopping season solved at office depot officemax or officedepot.com. hey. ♪hey. you must be steven's phone. now you can take control of your home wifi and get a notification the instant someone new joins your network... only with xfinity xfi. download the xfi app today. skr nn polling shows foreman vice president joe biden still leads the pack of 2020 democrats. that been one consistent thing tlourkts his connection with minority voters is looming at large. joining me an assistant editor for "the washington post". david, lots to break down here. one is buttigieg's rise in the polls. that's significant, while still showing weakness among african-americans. >> r

my name's chloe manner. i've lived in the same house with connie for six-plus years, and my windows are about 6 feet away from the wall from the building that has openings that are actually looking into my studio/bedroom. so i also work at home, and i moved into this area because it was very quiet. i used to live in a very kind of busy neighborhood, and i didn't like that at all, and i thought that it was pretty safe to consider that this house would be quiet for many other years. at no point in time i thought that this would change into a bar versus a liquor store or a corner store. and since the very beginning, i'm actually disappointed by the process because we've never been notified, and they claim that they want to create a community space, but -- and include a community that they care about, but they do not care about warning the people who live around that their life might change because a bar is actually going to move in. so, you know, since the very beginning, it 's been very confusing as to what it

the chloe has to be a whole of government and whole of society approach to this. the va as the leader for the veteran community within the government should be spearheading that but that assure a challenge. guess who i'm proud of the work of the va is doing. they are working hard to address issues that like many tough problems americans face we have to do even more and we have to push through some of the barriers that prevented have prevented us from making progress. i think you are right the reason suicide prevention of the va has decided to report the data differently to look like a smaller number, it is not a smaller number. that one up the little bit that this is not about a scorecard. this is about making progress and i'm not sure that we are there yet. >> host: i completely agree. another area i would like to touch on his women veterans. this is an area in which again i think a lot of the country doesn't realize how much the landscape has changed. we have more women joining the military and certainly more women serving in combat roles and more women are comi

a close review of facts that of chloe come to light's shows he's a central promoter of the conspiracyy from its inc inception. here now, matt whitaker, former acting attorney general under president trump. thank you for being here. let's go to that first with regard to john brennan. what -- explain to everybody the i see a report and why they think that it proves that the cia director got involved in fbi investigations and it all started earlier than people think? >> the i see a is the intelligence community assessment, when they say all the intelligence community agrees that russia is the one who agrees -- spewing the one they just said today, just pointing out. >> it appears that mr. brennan at the cia wasn't your mental in that. but we've seen fbi director ray agrees that assessments. the cia, they do the foreign intelligence do the work, they are working with their counterparts in other countries. it appears mr. brennan based in some reports took that information and took it across to the fbi and that's how the original counterintelligence investigation was launched. i think this

chloe, give me the view from michigan. >> we're different in these parts and this flyover country as said. i kid, look, voters here in michigan are just as divided as the country feels. just as divided as some of the polling that you've said. and that's why we were a swing state. so i think if you really want to look at michigan sort of as a microcosm of the country, look to the eighth congressional district, that's alyssa slotkin, a freshman democrat, won in 2018 a congressional district that went for trump in 2016. one of the six freshmen who signed onto the sort of now-infamous "washington post" op-ed saying why they were voting for an impeachment inquiry. the fact that she did that as a moderate democrat in the state of michigan i think was telling. >> in the latest data that i have for your state, 51-42, 51% say no, don't remove him for this. 42% say yes. it probably is similar to what his approval and disapproval numbers are in your state. no? >> you're absolutely correct. and look, i mean for those of us who cover this, who day in, day out are reading the headlines, know that

it looks drier and funnier but it will be my asked chloe —— colder.could be a bit of nest and shallow valley fog. a bright sparkly day for most and the south and west where the weather front is lingering and a little bit of patchy rain will lingerfor much lingering and a little bit of patchy rain will linger for much of the day. feeling chilly of christ with a northerly wind which eases a little as we go through tomorrow night and more widespread frost however again we have weather fronts approaching and from the southwest and that is our concern as well with more rain going into the start of the weekend but why the to freezing or below in the towns and cities through friday night so could be a little icy and could have fog problems as well but largely fine and dry and this weather system here is going to bring more cloud back and we think and will take in the cloud that is fair across southwest england and southwestern parts of wales and might push the rain as far east as hampshire and because it is coming into cold aira hampshire and because it is c

. >> reporter: 18-month-old chloe was with her family on this cruise ship when the grandfather put hernt of a wall of windows, not realizing a window was open. she fell more than 100 feet. >> they've already been grieving so tremendously, to compound this on top of it is like kicking a man when he's down. >> reporter: royal caribbean calling it a tragic incident, saying they have assisted authorities. both legal teams are reviewing surveillance video from the cruise ship. they're due back in court in december. >>> the 10-year-old boy hit by gunfire at a high school football game has died. >> a bullet hit fifth grader t t snds insantville, new jers. two others were wounded. the suspected gunman is charged with murder.hos before f pleasantville and camden high school played. they held a moment of silence on the field. some eagles players came onto the field and gave words of encouragement at lincoln financial field. >> so, so, so sad. one of the pleasantville players changed his number to 10 in honor of micah as he was 10 years old. >>> coming up next half hour, an pot er art about holid