. >> both chloe and robbie here are ten years old, live in colorado, and have a rare condition calledundreds of seizures a day. >> you have such a high burden of seizures that are poorly controlled that it impacts your development. >> but over the past eight months, chloe and robbie have been fighting together thanks to a bit of matchmaking by their shared doctor at children's hospital colorado doctor seema bansal. she thought maybe they could feed off each other during their developmental progress. you know, if they got along well at their first playdate in april, he just crawled up there with chloe and he started doing his little giggle noise. >> and then chloe just, like, lit up and kept telling him to come here. >> and since then, their parents say chloe and robbie have become best friends with their families leading the way. they've gone on fishing trips together. oh, look at you go. go on hiking trips. and even a few months ago, they got all dolled up and took each other to prom. >> it was really special. >> i know it can be hard to read their reactions, but their families and d

chloe -- chloe, it is your turn. >> okay. >> jimmy: any number. what do you think?y: but the roots can't see it. >> i don't even know -- >> jimmy: let me see. >> i'm jewish, so i forget how this goes. [ laughter ] [ jimmy vocalizing ] >> great, great, great, great, great, great. okay. >> jimmy: and then random instrument is? [ exhale ] >> okay. >> jimmy: okay. >> okay. oh, my god. >> jimmy: she's going by -- is it the cello? >> oh-ho. he-he-who. >> jimmy: all right, i think you can pull this off. >> you hold it like this, right? ♪ >> jimmy: yeah. >> okay. >> questlove: "here comes the bride." >> jimmy: it's a holiday song. >> holiday. >> close, close, but christmas. ♪ >> "here comes the bride." >> jimmy: she'got some of these -- it might be "here comes the bride." ♪ >> close? >> jimmy: it's not close to "little drummer boy." ♪ >> oh, wait! wait, wait! ♪ yes! >> jimmy: whoa, he got it! >> yes! [ cheers and applause ] [ dinging ] ♪ well done! for this last round, let's join forces, and we're gonna do a a song together. okay? >> okay. so, we'll play three different ins

chloe! hey dad. they will grow up. [cheering] silly face, ready? discover who they are.and how they will make it better. and while parenting has changed, how much you care has not. that's why instagram is introducing teen accounts. automatic protections for who can contact them and the content they can see. ♪♪ >>> back now to a texas family's renewed hopes of bringing their son home. austin tice has been held in syria for 12 years. his parents have never given up hope and told me today there's recent evidence that austin is alive. >> we have not received proof of life. we have absolutely verifiable intel he is. >> reporter: marc and debra tice say their confidence is boosted by unspecified information from the region. >> we heard he was doing well when we had the information.ce is he's safe, he's well. >> reporter: president biden agreeses that tice is alive and said he thinks the u.s. can get him back. the family's request to the president? >> ask the same thing of them as we are of the new authorities in damascus, that is please do everything you can to keep austin saf

you can read his exclusive statement to chloe on our website nbcbayarea.com. up next, new developments in the plans to revive a theater in the east bay. the new stage of renovations that will be happening in the week ahead. plus, the a's season tickets for sacramento are now on sale. what fans need to know if you want to buy season tickets. and temperatures are dropping. we do have a frost advisory. i'll get you a closer look at this. also, some updated rain chances. yes, rain returning this week. coming up here in just a few minutes. and don't forget our nourishing neighbors program continues. it's an easy way to help families in need. you can donate at any safeway store. just go to the check stand, donate $10. it goes a long way. you can donate part of our program t is set to reopen next year, but tomorrow you can get a last look before it's totally renovated. the theater was built in 1941, forced to shut its doors in 2005. but at 10:00 tomorrow morning, you can tour the theater. the iconic marquee tower and meet the team behind the new plans for the histori

joining me now is nbc news entertainment correspondent chloe melas.zed? >> that's the million dollars question. a lot of people think it is because they had so much money and property between the two of them, but really it came down to the children, the six children that they share together and the dispute over custody. all of their children are over the age of 18 minus their twins, knox and vivienne, who are 16 years old. at one point they had a private judge that granted them 50/50 custody and then that decision was eventually turned over by the california appellate court. that is really what has dragged this all out. we don't know the details of the settlement, but i do want to read you a little bit about what angelina jolie said in her statement to nbc news. more than eight years ago angelina filed for divorce from mr. pitt. she and the children left all of the properties they had shared with mr. pitt, and since that time she has focused on finding peace and healing for their family. frankly, angelina is exhausted but she is relieved this one part

chloe! hey dad. they will grow up. [cheering] silly face, ready? discover who they are.om this world. and how they will make it better. and while parenting has changed, how much you care has not. that's why instagramm introducing teen accounts. automatic protections for who can contact them and the content they can see. ♪♪ >>> an attorney for jay-z is firing back after a woman accused the rap icon of raping her when she was 13 years old. and that accuser, after nbc news discovered inconsistencies in her account, is stding by her statements. chloe melas now with our nbc news exclusive. >> reporter: tonight, the accuser's law firm telling nbc news that the woman alleging jay-z raped her when she was 13 years old is expected to undergo a voluntary polygraph test tomorrow. this after our exclusive interview with the now 38-year-old mother from alabama found inconsistencies with her account. we agreed to conceal her identity as an alleged sexual assault victim. what made you finally want to talk about it? >> i mean, nobody was going to believe me back then. like, nobody. >> r

. >> chloe montoya learned how to sew with her grandmother at just four years old. been making more than 100 christmas stockings, all stuffed with hygiene products, games and toys to young people. part of the utah foster care system. now, the goal here to bring people some christmas cheer this holiday season. >> i put them in bags and then i put in the bag and i put a plushie, a book, a little book and a puzzle. >> great idea here. now some of these items were donated, but the other items were purchased by young chloe montoya. from the money she earned from selling her sewing goods at various markets, we could all take a page out of chloe's book, right? >> doing good for others. all right. you can hear about the west coast top stories every day right here on ktvu every weekday. west coast rap with alex savage at 7:00 monday through friday. or you can find round the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. >> all right. slick roads in the sierra this weekend have led to chain controls on and off all weekend long. and as of now, those chain controls have been lifted, but

chloe hayward, bbc news. with me is our health editor, hugh pym. /—fpl staggering story, 723 patients making accusations against this surgeon, we saw some of the details in that report, bring us up—to—date on what is being accused? us up-to-date on what is being accused? ~ , ., , . ~ accused? well, this goes back to 2022, great _ accused? well, this goes back to 2022, great ormond - accused? well, this goes back to 2022, great ormond streetj to 2022, great ormond street one of the most famous children's hospitals globally, and concerns began to emerge, so the hospital commissioned a report by the royal college of surgeons, to look into what had been happening in the paediatric orthopaedic department, where the surgeon worked. they completed their report, in 2023, in the autumn, handed it over to the trust, and it only started being sent out to families of the young patients a month or so ago. and that report concluded that he had carried out surgery which was incorrect, unsuitable, and resulted in life altering conditions, including in at least one

first, bbc health investigations reporter chloe hayward is here.ut the surgeon who operated on alannah and many others, and the case against him. his operated on alannah and many others, and the case against him.— and the case against him. his name is dr jabber. — and the case against him. his name is drjabbar. and — and the case against him. his name is dr jabbar, and worked _ and the case against him. his name is drjabbar, and worked in - is drjabbar, and worked in orthopaedic realignment, limbs, knees and that sort of thing. he started in royal chelsea where he became a consultant and moved over to great ormond street as a consult of the children in 2017. a lot of the cases there were children had very complex needs. in terms of personality, i've spoken to a lot of the families involved, they all talk about how he was quite arrogant, quite flippant, and very rarely listen to the true concerns these families had. so overall it really gave this sense of questioning his level of professionalism when he was at work there. in terms of the concerns an

chloe hayward, bbc news. back to 2022, great ormond street, one of the most famous children's hospitals globally, and concerns began to emerge. so the hospital commissioned a report by the royal college of surgeons to look into what had been happening in the paediatric orthopaedic department, where yaserjabbar, the surgeon, worked. they completed their report in 2023, in the autumn, handed it over to the trust, and it only started being sent out to families of the young patients a month or so ago. and that report concluded that he'd carried out surgery which was incorrect, unsuitable, and had resulted in life—altering conditions, including in at least one case, amputation. and the report said there were serious concerns about the working culture. now, families felt that that report had been redacted and therefore wasn't particularly useful for them. then you've got this separate process of independent reviews of each of these 723 cases, an outside expert, a surgeon from another employer coming in to do these

chloe, in his statement, sean carter is accusing the woman's attorney of blackmail.s he saying and how is the attorney responding? >> reporter: kate, jay-z's response is truly unprecedented. i've been an entertainment reporter for nearly 20 years. jay-z is a very private person. this was a very lengthy statement. you read part of it. i want to read some more. he says i implore you to file a criminal complaint, not a civil one. whoever would commit such a crime against a minor should be locked away. he talked about the fact that some of his children, meaning blue ivy carter, are old enough to read the news and know about what's happening in the media and he and beyonce have to sit down with their children and talk about the allegations being made against him. on the flip side, you have tony busby the civil litigator in houston saying demand letters get sent all the time. i didn't extort him or ask for money. i just tried to have mediation with him and then jay-z filed an anonymous suit against me. now we know that this suit that was filed just a few weeks ago by a wel

chloe melas reports. >> reporter: jay z fighting back against the rape accusations. the judge asking to dismiss the case against his client. >> you should always advocate for yourself. >> reporter: it comes after our interview with a 38-year-old mother from alabama who accuses sean "diddy" combs and shawn jay z carter of raping her when she was 13 years old. she asked us not to reveal her identity. what made you want to come forward? >> because i think that i've been quiet long enough. >> reporter: she says that she went to the mtv music video awards in 2000. she spoke to combs' limo driver who invited her to an after party. >> i'm talking to benji about his tattoo. >> reporter: in a statement, a representative for the maddens confirmed they did not attend the 2000 vmas. she said she had a drink that made her feel woozy and that combs and carter then raped her. she said she ran to a gas station where she called her father who picked her up. her father said he could not verify the claims. i feel like i would remember that, and i don't, he said. when we asked the woman

chloe: never.ou cannot actually become the opposite sex no matter what drugs or surgeries you get. it only makes you into a disfuran. these are distressed boys and girls who deserve better. [applause] as it is right now, de- transition errors are not acknowledged by the same medical systems and doctors who referred us in the first place. there are no standards of care. james: thank you. i hope they are listening. riley. i want to tell you a story about ms. gaines. she is a competitive swimmer and she is pretty good at it. [applause] what you do not know is last year, ms. gaines and i were at an event in california, right there on the beach, seeking up to me -- i am dressed like this -- do you want to go down to the ocean and have a race? i said no, ma'am, i do not. i have a meeting to go to. she said let's go swimming and i will beat you. she said you are afraid to lose. i said i am not afraid of reality. [laughter] you will beat me soundly but i am not trans. the sports issue, i do regret not swim

chloe! hey dad. they will grow up. [cheering] silly face, ready? discover who they are. [playing music] what they want from this world. and how they will make it better. and while parenting has changed, how much you care has not. that's why instagram is introducing teen accounts. automatic protections for who can contact them and the content they can see. ♪♪ >>> welcome back, now at 11:21 pm on sunday night. tomorrow lawmakers return to sacramento for a legislative session of california's democratic super majority. the governor called it for preparation, and litigation against trump policies. the special session is expected to address reproductive freedom, clean vehicle policies, immigrant protections and disaster response. >>> tomorrow also marks a historic day in the legislature is the largest class of women lawmakers and state history is sworn in. the make up close to half of the makers. molly has more on this push for diversity and what it means for the future of the cold in state. >> reporter: november's election proved to be a big victory for california women. >> i

. >> reporter: chloe jennings is from pearl ear, north carolina.est in asheville when she was just 4 years old. >> they're beautiful and magical. and like everything you could have ever hoped for in a hallmark movie. >> reporter: when the official 2024 contest was canceled, jennings made this. >> even the ink here is edible? >> yes. >> reporter: a series of houses dedicated to communities impacted by the hurricane. >> banner elk, chimney rock, these are all north carolina towns? >> yes. >> reporter: the house on top is hope. which is a word you see a lot around here. >> he with need people to come to the community to rebuild and to keep the traditions alive. we need hope. >> reporter: sabrina miller had hoped this would be the year she'd finally earn a prize in the contest. >> i'm good. >> reporter: but instead her work is being displayed in a downtown shopping arcade as part of an effort to drive traffic to local businesses. >> well, we needed people coming in. we needed the tourism back. >> that's cool. >> that's very cool. >> we needed to give p

chloe melas traveled all over manhattan to share all the fun. >> reporter: more than 7 million peoplech a glimpse of some of the city's famous festive landmarks. the rockefeller center christmas tree, the radio city rockettes, and the famous fifth avenue window displays. these dazzling displays started in 1874 with macy's. and since then, department stores are followed suit, from bergdorf goodman to blooming dale aes /- bloomingblooming dale's. but saks fifth every avenue is canceling their show. but there's one department store right up the road that's pulling out all the stops. nordstrom, even inviting their window gazers inside. people come from all over the world for fifth avenue. we're on 57th. and broadway. how are you guys drawing people off fifth to come to nordstrom here? >> i think that new york, because it is such a destination for the holidays, and i think anybody who come here either as a tourist, or even if you're a local, the city's always been about discovery. >> reporter: nordstrom's olivia kim taking us inside their wonder all the way experience, and you might hear a

fire and his dog chloe curtis reports. >> a day didn't go by that. i wasn't thinking about this and more than 6 years since the camp fire, there were more on that other street as well. paradise mayor steve crowder says it's about time this legislation passed hr 58 63 exempting disaster. settlements from federal taxes, something he's traveled to the nation's capital several times for on behalf of fellow disaster survivors doing this will give communities the opportunity to >> focus on other aspects of rebuilding. now. >> well, i think so in and again, i think what it's going to do, it's it's it's going to let them know, okay, i can afford to rebuild their or, you know, maybe i have to build a smaller house, but it's it's going to be. >> closure. something survivors have been searching years kerry max is one of many survivors still living in a trailer after the camp fire. this i've been here 52 years. my mommy built this brick path like 27 years ago. she's finally rebuilding her home through recover california, but says it took just about every penny o

chloe melas, nbc news. >> beehive, mark your calendars. thank you so much for watching. dangerous week along our coast, and now we're under another high surf advisory as another storm brings more dangerous conditions to bay area

chloe melas, nbc news. >> all right, beyhive, mark your calendars.ng. i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great night. bay area news tonight. the rain is moving in as dangerous conditions continue along the coast. we are tracking more wild weather across the bay area. plus, how long will it take to clean up the santa cruz shoreline after massive waves collapsed part of the wharf and toppled boats. more than a dozen businesses left in

>> all right, chloe melas, thank you. >>> in syria, a young american who says he was held for months by the assad regime is free, though there is still no word on austin tice, who disappeared 12 years ago. here's richard engel. >> reporter: as we drove through damascus looking for information about missing american journalist austin tice, suddenly, a video appeared online. an unidentified group claimed to have found an american who'd been held by the former regime. we immediately contacted our sources. information is coming in piecemeal. the latest that we just heard is that, yes, an american was found but not tice. a different american who'd been traveling in the region on some sort of pilgrimage. he was in a small house, packed with rebels, aid workers and journalists. and there on the floor was travis timmerman from missouri. as i pushed in, i knocked our microphone, making it t buzz. what has it been, seven months you've been here? >> yes, i was in prison for seven months, but it's been okay. i'm on a pilgrimage. and that's when i was arrested. >> reporter: timmerman says he cros

but, after the technical issues that we just saw during the fight between jake paul and mike tyson, chloeher the streaming giant is ready. >> reporter: in another seismic shift for media. >> the nfl is live on netflix. >> reporter: the nfl's annual christmas day games are moving from broadcast to streaming. >> what a day for some football, baby! >> reporter: with a performance from mariah carey and a halftime show by beyonce. thrown in for good measure. netflix' first nfl games are part of a three-year deal with the league. they're a key test for the streaming giant, as it has struggled with live events in the past. >> we are no longer live, but we are now finally here. >> reporter: the love is blind reunion last year delayed for more than an hour for many viewers. the company blamed a technical bug. then there was last month's boxing match between mike tyson and jake paul. >> there's the jab. and tyson coming in. >> reporter: netflix called it the most-streamed sporting event ever, peaking at 65 million simultaneous streams. according to network intelligence company sand vine, netflix us

chloe! hey dad. they will grow up. [cheering] silly face, ready? discover who they are.ying music] what they want from this world. and how they will make it better. and while parenting has changed, how much you care has not. that's why instagram is introducing teen accounts. automatic protections for who can contact them and the content they can see. ♪ two people that i absolutely love. two groups i love are coming to san francisco country musician and rock band is set to play at golden gate park's polo field friday, august 15th. tickets go on sale this friday at noon, with prices ranging from 200 to $480. now, the show is part of the golden gate park concert series. it's all aimed at preventing cuts to city parks and programs. the series debuted this past august with deftones and system of a down as the headliners for that show. well, the oakland zoo's annual safari display is now in full swing. it is the fifth year the zoo has put on the colorful holiday lantern displays for families, including displays of dinosaurs of the nile river and its ecosystem as well, and of a

chloe melas reports. >> reporter: tonight, jay-z fighting back against a rape accusation, his attorneyo the judge to dismiss the lawsuit against his client, citing an nbc news exclusive that found inconsistencies with the accuser's story. >> you should always advocate for yourself. >> reporter: it comes after our interview with a 38-year-old mother from alabama who accuses sean "diddy" combs and shawn jay-z carter of raping her when she was 13 years old. she asked us not to reveal her identity. what made you want to come forward? >> because i think that i have been quiet long enough. >> she says she went to the mtv video music awards in 2000. the woman says she spoke to combs' limo driver who offered her a ride to an afterparty. she says at the party, she spoke to musician benji madden and his brother. >> i'm talking to benji madden about his tattoo. it's the last supper. >> reporter: a representative for the maddens confirmed that they did not attend to 2000 vmas and that they were on tour in the midwest at the time. afterward she said she had a drink that made her feel woozie. then s

chloe melas, nbc news. >> all right, beyhive, mark your calendars.ng. i'm tom llamas in new york. have a great night. ♪ burnin' in your eyes ♪ ♪ you look at me ♪ ♪ and babe i wanna ♪ ♪ catch on fire ♪ ♪ it's buried in my soul ♪ ♪ like california gold ♪ ♪ you found the light in me ♪ ♪ that i couldn't find ♪ ♪ so when i'm all choked up ♪ ♪ and i can't find the words ♪ ♪ every time we say goodbye ♪ ♪ baby it hurts ♪ ♪ when the sun goes down ♪ ♪ and the band won't play ♪ ♪ i'll always remember us ♪ ♪ this way ♪ ♪ oh, yeah ♪ ♪ i don't wanna be just ♪ ♪ a memory baby, yeah ♪ ♪ hoo ♪ oh, yeah, yeah! ♪ when the sun goes down ♪ ♪ and the band won't play ♪ ♪ i'll always remember us ♪ ♪ this way ♪ ♪ when you look at me ♪ ♪ and the whole world fades ♪ ♪ i'll always remember us ♪ ♪ this way ♪♪ [cheers and applause] whoo! welcome to "the kelly clarkson show." give it up for my band y'all. lady gaga. you probably remember it from the soundtrack for "a star is born" and a grammy nomination for song of the year. our first guest, you have seen him as an bolo book an u

chloe melas has been following all this. she's with me onset. chloe, happy holidays to you.ough what lively's alleging in this -- it's not a complaint, it's a precursor. >> this is a story consuming the internet right now and social media. there's really two things that blake is alleging. she says that filming the movie "it ends with us" was a nightmare. she claims that justin baldoni improvised kissing scenes, that he walked into her trailer while she was changing, that at one point he and a producer pressured her to do a full frontal nudity scene and it wasn't the project she signed up for. she says in this complaint that they actually had an all hands on deck meeting that her husband ryan reynolds was present for and an intimacy coordinator was hired. justin baldoni and his team said we don't agree with the allegations you're making, but we want a safe celt. his team is denying these allegations and saying it's a cherry picked version of events and it never happened. in this complaint there are shocking text messes between publicists working for justin baldoni at the time

but it's possible the accuser, now an adult, could reveal her identity on her own. >> chloe, thank youp next, their son has been missing in syria for a dozen years. why the parents of austin tice say this moment feels different. why the parents of austin tice say they feel this moment feels different. [coughing] copd is an ugly reality. do you have his medical history? i watch as his world just keeps getting smaller. but then, trelegy helped us see things a little differently. with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler, trelegy keeps airways open for a full 24 hours and prevents future flare-ups. once-daily trelegy also improves lung function, so he can breathe more freely all day and night. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call yr doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, problems urinating, vision changes, or eye pain occur. ♪♪ ♪what a w

chloe! hey dad. they will grow up. [cheering] silly face, ready? discover who they are.playing music] what they want from this world. and how they will make it better. and while parenting has changed, how much you care has not. that's why instagram is introducing teen accounts. automatic protections for who can contact them and the content they can see. ♪ travel. the holiday travel rush is underway, and you're taking a live look now at san francisco international airport here today, 181 flights have been delayed at sfo, and 13 other flights have been canceled here. now, just like thanksgiving travel, this year end travel is expected to break records as well. >> yeah, nationwide, 54 million people are expected to fly between now and january the 6th. ktvu is amanda quintana reports now from oakland's airport to show us what it looks like over there. >> oe k is full of passengers and a lot of holiday cheer. >> oh oh toys. >> with 500,000 people expected to pass through the airport between today and january 6th. the terminals are decked out in festive decor. today is actuall

but it wasn't just the speed with which chloe was progressed through these treatments.se treatments alone caused irrevocable harm in children and young people. at its core, there's no way for us to diagnostically decide which child might have distress like chloe had all the way until adulthood, in which child might see that go away with other treatments, ways to just talk, support the family, support the child through being bullied. there are other ways to address this than to permanently change a child's body. >> john: so many people say that, while the only way you can get away from this gender dysphoria is to transition, but studies have shown that, in 85% of cases, the gender dysphoria is a temporary thing and by the time the child goes to puberty it has abated. when you blew the whistle, you said, at our clinic, patients often had glaring comorbidities like depression, anxiety, adhd, eating disorders, or were on the autism spectrum. many are young people who, if left alone, it would likely grow up to be gay men and lesbians like myself. they were still the idea tha

chloe melas now with our nbc news exclusive. >> reporter: tonight, the accuser's law firm telling nbcz raped her when she was 13 years old is expected to undergo a voluntary polygraph test tomorrow. this after our exclusive interview with the now 38-year-old mother from alabama found inconsistencies with her account. we agreed to conceal her identity as an alleged sexual assault victim. what made you finally want to talk about it? >> i mean, nobody was going to believe me back then. like, nobody. >> reporter: in the wake of our reporting, jay-z's attorney is pushing a judge to dismiss the accuser's lawsuit. >> we expect mr. carter to be fully cleared of all of this in the coming days. almost nothing that she says has checked out. because this never happened. >> reporter: on the night of the mtv video music awards in 2000, the woman says sean "diddy" combs' limo driver took her to an afterparty at a white house with a u-shaped driveway. there, the woman says she spoke to musician benji madden and his brother. >> i'm talking to benji madden about his tattoo that's the last supper. >> re

families and doctor bansal say chloe and robbie have each made real strides in the past year. here's video of robbie walking without his wheelchair, which he has only started doing this year. and his mom says when robbie sees chloe and the bradleys coming, he jumps right up. >> he starts walking towards them and giving them hugs. he's always super excited to see chloe and they're smiling when they're together, so i think that that's kind of magical in itself. >> very magical. our thanks to danny, new for that great story that really encapsulates encapsulates the holiday spirit. >> that's your good morning america fir now abc seven mornings live. >> dramatic images as part of the santa cruz wharf is ripped off and begins floating away, and crews believe there's more damage that could be done. now at 6:00, we're hearing from people who witnessed the immediate rescue effort. >> well, it is a wet christmas eve morning. storms have been moving through the area overnight. drew tells us we're at a level two on the abc seven storm impact scale today, and it is cold and wet outside, bu

england's chloe kelly and fran kirby will miss the friendly with switzerland tomorrow.picked up injuries in the goal—less draw with the united states on saturday. manager sarina wiegman says the team willjust have to try something new against the side who host next summer's euros. before we go into a tournament you want clarity and everyone knows knows her role, which we know in top sport can change very quickly. but now you're trying out things, now you want everyone to compete at the highest level, compete against opponents, but also compete with each other. that's what you need to become better and that's uncomfortable. and also trying out things. those are new things. of course, we're not going to get everything right, but we're learning and it gives us information. to the nba where james harden became the just the second player to hit 3,000 three pointers in his career as the la clippers held off the denver nuggets. harden scored 39 points as the clippers ran out 126—122 winners, their 8th victory in a row at home. despite posting 28 points himself and being third

chloe! hey dad. they will grow up. [cheering] silly face, ready? discover who they are. how they will make it better. and while parenting has changed, how much you care has not. that's why instagram is introducing teen accounts. automatic protections for who can contact them and the content they can see. ♪♪ >>> cue those

. >> dana: detransitioning chloe coal pointed out the potential for long-term harm with a warning for parents. >> i went through a medical gender transition when i was a child between 12 and 16. this medical ideology was something that consumed most of my adolescent formative years. for the parents on the fence about this, i tell them that puberty is not negotiable for their children. it is the only choice that a child has is to grow up with their body fully intact. >> bill: justice department correspondent david spunt leads off this hour on what is before the nine supreme courts. >> the first time the justices will consider the continue alt of state efforts to regulate sex reassignment treatments for minors. puberty blockers and other hor hormone therapys. in 2023, bill, donald trump's campaign promised to ban treatment for adolescents nationally while banning medicare and medicaid insurance for such care. groups for and against the law are outside the supreme court this morning for arguments. they have been for several hours. this case will really have national implications. far bey

chloe melas, nbc news. >> chloe is with us on set. there's this case. >> it's not a good ituation for him, but he also has a strong fan base as well. he is beloved. these are shocking allegations. he has a podcast called man enough, and you can imagine perhaps he's going to address or want to tell his side of the story at some point. his attorney coming out swinging saying this absolutely is a one sided cherry picked version of events. there's a lot of support for blake lively. costars saying they knew about things that were happening on set because blake was telling them along the way. amber hurd exclusively speaking out to nbc news saying she herself has been part of a smear campaign in the past, that she knows what this is like, referring to the negative publicity that she got in 2022 during her defamation trial against her ex-husband johnny depp, she had johnny depp's pr team was the same that worked with just i didn't think.in. his legal team is saying that's absolutely not true, they did nothing to amber hurd and nothing to blak

england's chloe kelly and fran kirby will miss the friendly with switzerland tomorrow.juries in the goal—less draw with the united states on saturday. manager sarina wiegman says the team willjust have to try something new against the side who host next summer's euros. before we go into a tournament you want clarity and everyone knows knows her role, which we know in top sport can which we know, in top sport can change very quickly. but now you're trying out things, now you want everyone to compete at the highest level, compete against opponents, but also compete with each other. that's what you need to become better and that's uncomfortable. and also trying out things. those are new things. of course, we're not going to get everything right, but we're learning and it gives us information. to the nba now, where james harden became thejust the second player to hit 3,000 three—pointers in his career as the la clippers held off the denver nuggets. harden scored 39 points as the clippers ran out 126—122 winners, their eighth victory in a row at home. despite posting 28 poin

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