-is christina here? -christina: i am! -lemonis: nice to meet you. -christina: nice to meet you.onis: why is you place a little jazzier than everybody else's? christina: 'cause we're a hip, young flower start-up. lemonis: is that what you would call yourself -- a start-up? christina: yes. we're an online flower company. 99.9% of our business goes through our website. lemonis: okay. well, take me inside. i want to see what it is that you do. christina: let me take you on a tour. christina: this is veronica. sasha. katie. -katie: hi! nice to meet you. -allie: and i'm allie. -lemonis: allie. -christina: and this is tati. -lemonis: how many work here? -christina: 30. -lemonis: are they all women? -ian: man coming through. lemonis: man coming through! [ laughter ] ian: ta-da! lemonis: i was like, "holy...i'm in trouble." ♪ christina: so, this is our assembly line. we run it like a manufacturing facility. our lead designer puts the recipe here, so the designers will all know what goes in each one. we have quota systems for the designers, so when they come in, they're given a quota they

christina katopodi: and i studied economics at the technology institution of thessaloniki. my studies are good. not many, many studies. i used to work in a bank and i saw many things. >> things involving people in dire finanical straits. christina became disillusioned with the conventional banking sector, as did many of the individuals running the companies they now supply with orders. the owners of this print shop only recently started up their business. konstantinos gregoris: we started off with no money at all. you don't need that to get started. maybe you need it to develop, okay, but after it started, money comes, usually. konstantinos kouvaras: we searched a lot, as in every part it was very difficult to find very good pepeople to their job, but especially to trust us, because we didn't have any experience. but then we found fuzz ink, this team, and step by step we create a relationship between us for this project. >> they've produced about 2000 t-shirts so far. here's where the labels are made. this company creates a huge range of product tags to helpp establisish a

take pkg 0:01 banner 0:14 christina 0:34 yousef 1:23 anita take pkg la venda en la cabeza de christinah es el doloroso recordatorio de lo que sucedi en el patio trasero de su casa..christina de 77 aÑos dice que ciuando sali a trabajar en el jardn, una mujer la atac. christina youkhaneh/ atacada por una mujer sot she hit two times my head, i run from her.....me golpeó dos veces la cabeza y corri.. su esposo de 82 aÑos escuch los gritos y corri para el patio. dice que empez a forcejear con la sospechosa... yusef youkhaneh/ defendi a su esposa sot she tried to bite me.....intentó morderme... el forcejeo dur unos diez minutos y termin enfrente de la casa ubicada en la calle mckee road... pidi a vecinos ayudarle.. sot a lot of people were standing around..varias personas estaban viendo , les dije que por favor me ayudaran que estaba cansado pero nadie me ayudó... agentes del sherif del condado de santa clara respodieron a una llamada de emergencia por un reporte de que presuntamente un hombre atacaba a una mujer en la calle, pero pronto descubrieron que era todo lo contrario.. indicaron que

christina has eight stitches in the back of her head. eventually, yousef managed to get the club away from their assailant held her down until sheriff's deputies arrived and arrested this woman, identified as 50 year old rehnu singh, a local transient. yousef and christina are happy that she is now off the streets and no longer a threat to their neighborhood.yousef youkaneh" i am glad my wife is alive, i am with her, she is with me, that is the best that we could have hoped for from god..." (vicki) two people are dead following a violent crash in the city of alameda. the crash - also left six others injured. it happened early this morning - in the area of park street and lincoln avenue. the area has been closed off to traffic for several hours. kron four's alecia reid joins us live now from the scene - with more on what happened. alecia? it's still a very active scene here this evening. the mangled truck that was involved in the accident was towed out of here within the last half hour. according to witnesses, speed was a factor in this c

it's time to get off now. >> reporter: christina takes a turn.ight there. >> okay. >> reporter: moments later, after the longest and most difficult separation of his young life, 54 days apart. >> there he is. >> is he there? oh, there he is. >> hey josh, how are you? >> good. >> good to see you. oh, my god, you're getting bigger. >> hey, josh. you doing all right? >> yeah. >> look at this! so this is your camp right here? >> reporter: as he did during my visit, josh tries to show his mom and dad how he can make fire without a match, and this time the glowing ember in his hands comes to life. >> there we go. >> that was awesome. >> oh. >> yes. >> reporter: remember the boy who could barely put a few words together? this is a different josh. >> like at home i didn't really notice that video games were destroying me mentally, and how it's just as bad as substances, like mentally. i just didn't notice that. i didn't like care at all. i just wanted to play video games, that was it. that's all i really cared about. i mean, i literally skipped school fo

christina has eight stitches in the back of her head.eventually, yousef managed to get the club away from their assailant held her down until sheriff's deputies arrived and arrested this woman, identified as 50 year old rehnu singh, a local transient. yousef says he tried not to harm the her but is troubled that even though several people stopped to see what was going on, no one tried to help him.yousef youkaneh" i don't know why american people don't help each other. they must stop and help each other when the need help. they need to do what's right..."rob fladeboe/san jose" while he doesn't normally do so, youseff says he will keep this gate closed at night from now on. the woman who was arrested is expected to be charged with elder abuse, assault wit a deadly weapon and attempted burglary. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (vicki) you have probably seen the dramatic video. a child goes flying off a water slide in the east bay... right after the park holds its grand opening.(steve) now inspectors are out.... looking into what went w

christina has eight stitches in the back of her head.y, yousef managed to get the club away from their assailant held her down until sheriff's deputies arrived and arrested this woman, identified as 50 year old rehnu singh, a local transient. yousef says he tried not to harm the her but is troubled that even though several people stopped to see what was going on, no one tried to help him.yousef youkaneh" i don't know why american people don't help each other. they must stop and help each other when the need help. they need to do what's right..."rob fladeboe/san jose" while he doesn't normally do so, youseff says he will keep this gate closed at night from now on. the woman who was arrested is expected to be charged with elder abuse, assault wit a deadly weapon and attempted burglary. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news ( james ) happening today. san francisco congresswoma n nancy pelosi will speak in san francisco.. she plans to address the trump adminstration and how democrats might work with the republican president. the sold-out even

christina has eight stitches in the back of her head. yousef managed to get the club away from their assailant held her down until sheriff's deputies arrived and arrested this woman, identified as 50 year old rehnu singh, a local transient. yousef says he tried not to harm the her but is troubled that even though several people stopped to see what was going on, no one tried to help him.yousef youkaneh" i don't know why american people don't help each other. they must stop and help each other when the need help. they need to do what's right..."rob fladeboe/san jose" while he doesn't normally do so, youseff says he will keep this gate closed at night from now on. the woman who was arrested is expected to be charged with elder abuse, assault wit a deadly weapon and attempted burglary. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (pam) tense moments in castro valley... police say, an armed suspect barricaded himself inside a home around 5:30- this morning... and was holding his girlfriend hostage.this all happened near center street and veronica ave

christina went to the hospital to be treated for head injuries. the woman almost beat her hand which is now swollen. she says if her husband of 53 years had not stopped the woman, her injuries could have been much worse. singh is now attempted with assault with a deadly weapon and elder abuse. nbc bay area news. >>> that grand opening weekend didn't go as planned. a lot of people are worried about the water park in dublin. today a boy fly off one of the high-speed slides on saturday. a photographer with the east bay times shot this video. you can see the boy go down the slide and on the bottom goes off the green side of it and skids across the pavement. fortunately he only had some minor injuries. but today the city of dublin rb regulators, and the manufacturer of that slide are trying to determine how this all happened. nbc bay area's laura mal pert joins us with the latest. is that slide open tonight? >> reporter: no, it is not. the slide we're talking about is that open green slide right there behind me. the unusually cool weather might have sc

christina, welcome, congratulations on the scoop. what have you heard about amazon's intentions and why are they considering this now? >> reporter: amazon has been thinking for a long time about breaking into the pharmacy market. but now it seems to be getting serious. our sources are telling us that amazon is hiring a gm to lead a business unit, and they will strategize how exactly amazon can break into this market. >> amazon has been selling drugs or trying to sell prescription drugs in japan. would that be like a test market for them before they come to the united states? >> reporter: absolutely. we were able to dig up this page in japan that shows that they were starting to sell drugs there, along with things like cosmetics. if it takes off in japan, it's possible they could bring that to the u.s. next. and it's something we've seen amazon do time and time again. they try out an experimental new product somewhere else, and then bring it here. >> how concerned are they about competition? amazon obviously is no stranger to competit

christina: i'm not a weak woman. lemonis: i don't think you're a weak woman. ...and gain some perspective. you just made it about money.

christina, who has been an outspoken advocate for refugees and political prisoners.women in business and worked hard to defend the very values that we're celebrating this evening. and if you could, tell your dad i was not a frequent reader of "playboy," but when i did, it was really for the articles. [laughter] [applause] it is great to be back at the newseum. at apple, we have a very deep respect for the craft of journalism. we admire the people who were celebrated here for their talent, their service and their sacrifice. their work gives life to the words etched on the face of this building and written in our constitution, the promise we make that congress shall make no law abridging the freedom of speech or of the press. when james madison drafted the first amendment, he probably wasn't imagining a young woman who builds an app to share her passion for poetry. he probably wasn't imagining a hip-hop artist who has something that you just have to say to the world, so he makes a video that has tens of millions of viewers. our founders may not have them in mind, but t

christina has eight stitches in the back of her head.ually, yousef managed to get the club away from their assailant held her down until sheriff's deputies arrived and arrested this woman, identified as 50 year old rehnu singh, a local transient. yousef says he tried not to harm the her but is troubled that even though several people stopped to see what was going on, no one tried to help him.yousef youkaneh" i don't know why american people don't help each other. they must stop and help each other when the need help. they need to do what's right..."rob fladeboe/san jose" while he doesn't normally do so, youseff says he will keep this gate closed at night from now on. the woman who was arrested is expected to be charged with elder abuse, assault wit a deadly weapon and attempted burglary. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news ( darya ) new this morning... big named celebrities are expected to perform at the manchester benefit concert on sunday. not only is ariana grande performing, but cold-play, justin bieber, katy perry and pharrell will

christina: i'm not a weak woman.. you just made it about money.

christina for being here. rick, stay with me.g to talk about donald trump and the conspiracy theories that continue to haunt this administration and a question i have for you. that's next. you think traffic's bad now, the future's going to be a nightmare! does nobody like the future? c'mon, the future. he obviously doesn't know intel is helping power autonomous cars and the 5g network they connect to. with this, won't happen in the future. thanks, jim. there's some napkins in the glovebox. okay, but why would i need a napkin? you could have just told me a bump was coming. we know the future. because we're building it. [hissing] uh- i- [sound of wrench] [intricate guitar riff] [engine starts] [guitar continues] there's nothing more than my vacation.me so when i need to book a hotel room, i want someone that makes it easy to find what i want. booking.com gets it. they offer free cancellation if my plans change. visit booking.com. booking.yeah. dearthere's no other way to say this. it's over. i've found a permanent escape from monot

christina. [inaudible question]. >> do you agree with the tweet this morning? how many times have i had that question. are you talking about september? we have a long ways to go between now and september but i share the president's frustration. what a lot of people in america don't realize is appropriation bills take 60 votes to pass. they can be fill bus terd. all appropriation bills have to be bipartisan because democrats can always filibuster an appropriations bill. having said that i feel good about the wins with the administration in this bill. i negotiated the first murray ryan agreement a number of years ago. under the obama rules if you wanted to help the military, if you wanted a pay raise for the soldiers, if you wanted to buy new ships appeared munitions, a lot for delay you had to have a dollar for domestic spending. $25 billion for our military to begin to rebuild without the kind of increase in domestic spending. that's very important. look at the other conservative wins we have here. pro-life rider is preserved. school choice advanced. fixing thi

but altal and christina from michigan think their 14-year-old son josh has a real problem. they say he won't stop, can't stop, playing video games online. >> what's a typical day in josh's life? >> sleeping in till 11:00, 12:00. then he would be on until like 1:00, 2:00 in the morning. >> 12 hours. >> easily, easily 12. yeah. >> reporter: josh says he's playing up to 60 hours a week. >> josh has been in his room since 4:00, nearly five hours, gaming. >> why didn't you just take the computer away? i don't understand. >> because when we did take it away, there was a lot of problems in our house with his behavior. >> reporter: they confiscate the computer. shut down the wi-fi. even remove the router and lock it in the car. junior respo josh responds by punching walls or worse. >> a lot of anger. lots of anger. >> emotional outbursts. >> yeah. >> sounds completely out of control. >> yeah. it was. >> josh, you need to get off. >> okay. duh. >> reporter: midnight. 1:00 a.m. 2:00 a.m. >> you know, it's after 3:00. and i told you to get off at 1:00. >> stop! >> reporter: josh is pa

christina greer, associate professor of political science at fordham., contributor to the daily beast. christina, when you teach political science, you talk about the branches. you talk about the oversight. the democrats are pushing everyone else in congress to do oversight. >> and talk about the separation of powers and checks and balances. but they only work when everyone does their job. thing is what senator durbin was saying. republican members of congress have to step up. they cannot let the executive branch do a steamroll. this is a perfect triangle, the way the framers intended so that each branch sets it up. read if you want the specifics. so if the republicans don't actually get a backbone and say we must have someone independent come in and look into this president, we're just -- we're at a loss. and democracy won't work if people do not live by the law and do the jobs that they're intended to do. >> rick wilson, you have advised my republican. what are you advising them tonight? >> well, my advise right now is if you're too scared to take up

back with me, christina and nancy. >> what? what?elf, would they fine him for being crude and making all kinds of lewd remarks? this can't be. >> it can be. >> i think it was ben franklin who said, oh, it be. it's not a real quote. >> it's not a real quote. but these are real quotes and it's fascinating to see president trump with the administration and president hasn't weighed in directly on the fcc but breaking news tonight but here are some other comments that the fcc could potentially look at if they're reviewing obscenity. >> great. >> i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters. >> i would bomb the [ bleep ] out of them. you can tell them to go themselves. >> christina? >> this is what a dictatorship and a kleptocracy look like. we have someone who's making money every day off his private businesses. he's got his entire family working in the white house, right? and no one's saying anything about it. we're sort of talking about obama, giving a speech, not about the fact of trump

. >> reporter: 74-year-old christina johannes said she was nearly killed when a female burglar went on the attack clubbing her in the head with this stick on her back porch. >> they tried to come inside, so i locked the door and i run in. i told my husband. i said catch her. she broke my head. >> reporter: youssef, christina's husband of 53 years, came quickly. >> her body was all bloody. >> reporter: by this time the intruder was wielding this sharp garden tool. youssef said he grabbed it from her and started fighting. >> they tried to bite me. >> reporter: so -- she tried to bite me. >> reporter: so he held the suspect several more minutes until deputies arrived. the deputies arrested 50-year- old ranu singh and took her to jail. youssef is a former weight lifting champion and showed me his weight room in his garage can help uses daily. deputies tweeted out a picture of youssef calling him a hero, but he and his wife disagree. >> he's supposed to do that because she's trying to kill his wife. >> i am right. maybe i am wrong, but i do my duty. i must protect myself, my family, my home

>> christina in our newsroom, thank you. >>> coming up, a bad batch of nachos claims the life of a bay area man. the warning tonight from authorities. >>> temperatures, you see the fog behind me, they're coming down. a little bit today, but a bunch more tomorrow. >>> first, a big scare for a family visiting san francisco after a woman tries to a little boy from his mother's arms. how bystanders helped stop the attempted abduction. >> people were trying to pull the suspect off the kid and there was screaming involved. >>> a tourist family had a frightening encounter at the san francisco ferry building today when a woman tried to grab a small child from his mother's arms. >> police say workers and customers stepped in to help pinning down the woman until officers arrived. ktvu's tara reports. >> reporter: tourists from around the world are drawn to the ferry building for the specialty shops and laid back atmosphere but this morning terrifying moments for a family visiting from missouri. >> it was a huge commotion. >> reporter: after 9:30, bystanders say this woman who appeared to be home

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. >> reporter: the aftermath of the attack is still on christina's blood spattered back door. >> i heardm of my wife. when i come out, see what happening, and then i see my wife is bloody. her head bloody. >> reporter: when her husband heard his wife scream, he ran outside to help. he could tell christina was okay so he set his sights on the attacker. >> she tried bite me. >> reporter: he says the woman was especially strong. >> oh, like tiger! >> reporter: yousef channelled his own inner tiger, grabbing and holding her leg as the brawl moved to the front of the house and onto the road. he said he tried to get neighbors to help. >> a lot of people was there. i asked the people, please, i am tired to hold her. somebody help me, but nobody helped me. >> reporter: sheriff's deputies arrested 50-year-old ranu singh for assault with a deadly weapon. attempted burglary, elder abuse and a probation violation. in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> a deadly shooting this morning in vacaville. police say an officer followed a stolen honda out of davis. the chase then ended on the nut

. >> christina ariaga is the daughter of cuban refuse knees who left everything behind in 1969 to escapeidel castro. she has never forget the lesson her parents taught her. 23 we have freedom, we have everything. she's made it her life's work to defend america's first freedom, religious freedom. as executive director of beck earth, beck earth is a nonprofit law firm which has been nicknamed god's aclu for its work for all religions from a to z. in 1992 as director of the villaderes foundation, the human rights group, she helped a human defector secure an airplane for a do or die rescue of his wildfire and children in cuba. the rescue was successful. in four her firm won a landmark ruli ruling. in 2016 arriaga led beckett in protecting a muslim inmate in an arkansas prison to grow a beard as an expression of his faith. becht won another bsh the supreme court unanimously ruled that little sisters of the poor catholic charity would not have to pay $70 million in annual fines for refusing to provide employees birth control, returning the case to the lower court to resolve the case. another c

after an encounter with a violent intruder. 82- year old yousef youkaneh and his 76-year-old wife christinawere alledgedly attacked by a bulgar at their home here on mckey road sunday evening. his wife needed stitches and will survive thanks to yousef who disarmed the intruder and held her down until deputies arrived. they arrested this woman, 50-year-old rehnu singh expected to be charged with assult with a deadly weapon and attempted bulgary and elder abuse. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news in san francisco (pam) it was a cool start to the week...but summer like temperatures are on the way... (steve) chief meteorologist brittney shipp is back with what to expect when you wake continued seasonably cool and breezy through midweek with a slight chance of showers late tuesday night into wednesday as an upper trough moves through. a drying and warming trend thursday into next weekend. ♪ ♪ nothing performs like a tempur-pedic. and now is the best time to buy one. now through june 11th, save $600 when you buy select tempur-pedic mattress sets. find your exclusive retailer at tempurpedic.com.

no one. >> please join me in celebrating tonight's religious freedom award recipient, christina ariaga>> thank you very much. i know i speak to the choir when i say do not let anyone silence you, not ever, not government, not culture, not so-called educational institutions, never. it is your birth right to be able to live according to your deeply held convictions. and it is your duty to defend and protect that right for everyone, particularly for people with whom you disagree. religious liberty is not for conservatives only. religious liberty is not only for liberals. it is not the eccentric uncle of the human rights family. it's the ability to live according to what's in your core. and that's the only way to live without regrets. people around the world die for that freedom. they die to exercise the ability to do that. here in the united states, we have it pretty easy. but sometimes even when we do the right thing, we get kicked in the stomach. be courageous. be courageous. don't live a life with big regrets. of course you'll have little regrets like not losing 10 pounds before an awa

you can tell them to go -- themselves. >> christina?torship and a crept toe accuracy look like. we have somebody who is making money off of his private businesses every day. he has his entire family working in the white house. nobody is talking about it. we are talking about obama giving a speech, not about the trump hotel is d.c. and all these other thing. >> and promoting his family with every chance. >> and then everybody who speaks out against him is subject to review or prosecution. and then we also have a white house spokesperson who either lies or refuses to even deal with the truth in any capacity. >> right. at the behest of the president. >> let's pause on the important word you used. review. it may be that the fcc does not try to fine stephen colbert. i'm not sure that's the governmental fight they want to pick. nancy, as someone who works in comedy and political speech, what does it say that the government is even saying that we are going to review something that again is not -- there are certain things you can't say on tv, e

john: thank you, christina. coming up, buying american. most of you, perhaps, most americans think it's a good thing, but it's not. but you better not say that to the mob. >> you should go away, i think you should go away. [ sirens ] . if you have afib not caused by a heart valve problem, and you're taking warfarin, you have the choice of a different kind of blood thinner. pradaxa helps stop blood cells from pooling in the heart, forming a clot which can cause a stroke in the brain. in a clinical study, pradaxa was better than warfarin at reducing stroke risk. and in the rare case of an emergency situation, when seconds matter, there's the only fda-approved reversal treatment made for people taking pradaxa that helps you clot normally again. don't take pradaxa if you've had a heart valve replacement or have abnormal bleeding. don't stop taking pradaxa without talking to your doctor, as stopping increases your risk of stroke or blood clots. tell your doctor before any planned medical or dental procedure, or before stopping pradaxa. pradaxa

here with me in new york christina rodriguez, proffessor at yale in constitutional law. a presidential historian, pa formerly of the nixon library. you said the events reminded you of nicaragua or that american was turning into nicaragua. what did you mean? >> i meant that the president was going beyond normal restraints that you referred to. he was within his technical legal authority to fire jim comey. the motivation was questionable. i don't mean the motivation was in question. we know why he did it. it was the russian investigation. but that motivation is very questionable. he did it in the most thuggish mnner. he used the power of his office to publically humiliate jim comey, a public servant. i think a lot of people in the american government, fareed, senior leadership in what i call the permanent government is going to school on that sequence of events. >> mike, let me ask you about that. you were the head of two agencies that have often been nonpartisan, particularly the nsa. you were not yourself a political appointee to that. >> right. >> and so in many ways yo

or -- how on earth could we forget christina freeman.he is a woman come in her own turnstile ined a the underground railroad. these are the women largely forgotten by history that we try to salute in this presentation today. christina t freeman. you to mag.roduce a resident of all places including gettysburg pennsylvania. we know it as the site of one of america's greatest battles but there was a community of black folk there before the war. notice how she has her hands covered. mag was also on the underground railroad throughout the civil war. she wore a unique emblem of permission. overcoat andld her name was also maggie bluecoat. when she went down across gettysburg, a few miles away from the maryland border, she was known to sneak across the border and assist scores of black folk in getting to freedom. the thing about her, her reputation was so widespread, her messes so efficient that her message so efficient, that the slave catchers came up to her one night, although she was free. they bound her hands in this fashion. you may know t

it's our conflict of interest watch today, and let's bring in cnn's christina aleshi.nnot keep the promise? >> reporter: there is one but it is not a good one. the trump organization says its own promise to track all foreign government profits at its hotels is "impractical." the organization says it is not going to ask every individual person who stays at trump hotels if he or she represents a foreign government because it would m impede guest privacy and diminish the experience of the trump wra trump brand." it will only track money if it comes from u.s. sources, direct billings from a foreign government, payments from a foreign government for banquet or catering services and, finally, money from a reasonably identifiable foreign entity. that last point is key because the trump organization admitting there it knows that sometimes foreign governments sponsor other groups or companies, but if it is not "reasonably identifiable," meaning it is not glaringly obvious, it is not going to donate that profit. so senate and house democrats not surprisingly blasting this plan i

. >> they asked roger and christina mason to help bury veterans who died there and were unclaimed.ce then, they arranged for the burial of eight veterans. and they continue to do so, even after the va failed to pay the bills. >> i would do it knowing i wasn't getting paid for it. but don't tell me we're in a business deal, and you don't hod up that's different. >> reporter: after weeks of calling multiple department, the i-team finally got an answer. the va now says it will pay all of the masons' outstanding bills. coming up at 6:00, the va's explanation for long delays. and what a friend of an unclaimed veteran had to say about the masons' ensuing battle. >>> this morning, frederick memorial hospital is once again taking patients after a scare. a common household cleaner was responsible for shutting it them down in frederick, maryland. it started when two men brought a package to the e.r. they said when they opened it, it gave them a tingling sensation. they said the package came to their home. both men are expected to be okay. it's not clear what type of cleaner they were exposed

christina was taken to the hospital but thankfully is back home and recovering this morning. >>> well, students at three san jose schools are going to have to live without heating and coming for a little while longer. hopefully the temperatures stay moderate. "san jose mercury news" reporting new heating and air conditioning systems will not be installed until next year. all the schools are in the allen rock school district. they are building multi-purpose rooms with money from voter-funded measures. the district's payments are now under investigation. >> ariana grande will return to manchester for a benefit show called one love manchester on sunday. the stars like justin bieber, cold play, katy perry, miley cyrus and usher will also join her. grande is giving free tickets to fans who were at her concert last week. tickets for the concert go on thursday. all of the money raised will go towards those affected by the terror attack. >> all right. no doubt the families are appreciative of that. >>> coming up next, it's going to be another cool day in the bay area. the clouds hanging aroun

. >> christina vive en copacabana un barrio que durante los juegos olímpicos y mundial estuvo remrents frecuencia, recuerdan a la que dieron a la llamada pacificación en el 2008. >> fue un proceso que consiguió bajar la criminalidad a la mitad, se diluyó. >> el pacto entre las dos naciones se acabó, hay el cr crecimiento violento de guerra, según los datos de la organización no de gobierno en los 4 primeros meses de este año los hijo cids aumentaron 70% en río en relación al año nt roir, la violencia en brasil deja cifras aterradoras según el instituto de opinión más importante del país, 50 millones de personas uno de cada 3 brasileños adultos perdió un familiar o un amigo por homicidio. >> el fruto de la incapacidad de gobernantes brasileños para pensar en políticas publicas acorto medio y largo plazo, en los últimos días se ha reforzado la seguridad con efectivos militares, no necesitamos comprar más armo no necesitamos comprar más coches, necesitamos más prevención así lo espera un país que se le prometió un legado de paz tras las juegos en río de janeiro noticias telemundo. >> al

abc 67 news was in san jose where yousef showed us where his wife, 76-year-old christina was tacked last night in the backyard of their home when a would be burglar hit her in the head with a large stick. she screamed for her husband who went right after the woman. >> i catch him. she hid me. she was like tiger. very strong. >> he held the woman till deputies arrived and arrested rehnu singh. his wife received eight stitches to her head but she's okay. >>> breaking news in the last hour, we learned former dictator of panama manuel noriega has died. he was the head of military in panama from '83 till 1989 when the u.s. invaded the central american country. u.s. agents arrested him on drug and money laundering charges. he's been in intensive care since march. nor yea ga was 83 years old. >>> president trump's son-in-law may have been looking for a direct line to putin during a meeting in december. investigators believe that may it be why jared kushner met with sergei. investigators want to know if he asked for a way to communicate with the president away from intelligence. the meeting was

.>> reporter: for christina having a baby took years and turned into a medical process filled with doctors appointments and expensive in vitro fertilization drugs. >> i was at my breaking point when i wanted to give up and he said don't give up and let's do this one more time. he said he had a good feeling about this, and if i had not listened to him, i would not have janice. >> reporter: she went to the pacific fertility clinic in san francisco and found she was certainly not alone.>> we are born with 1 million eggs but we don't produce 1 million kids.>> reporter: the ratio is 321 for the egg to the baby in for a 40- year-old is about 20 to 1, which is more common these days. according to the cdc the first time mothers average age in california went from 25 in the year 2000, 27 by the year 2014, and older in san francisco. the report is nearly half of the first-time mom's are over the age of 35. >> those kids are one in 1 million, literally. those other eggs are never used and most of them do not have a potential for making a baby. >> reporter: that is what our own reporter alex savidge a

he was inside of his home on sunday when he heard his wife scream from the backyard. 76-year-old christina says a female burglar hit her in the head with a stick and the man went out and scuffled until deputies arrived. >> he tried to bite every finger and like that -- and really she fight for running away -- like tiger -- >> officers arrested 50-year-old singh he is a former champion weight lifter and still works out daily. >>> investigation is underway after they say that a tiger kill aid zookeeper. it never escaped but visitors were evacuated. alex perez has the latest. >> reporter: this zoo is investigating how one of its tigers killed a staff member. identified at 33-year-old rosa king and what the park calls a freak accident. police responded to a call for a serious incident. a zoo located 80 miles outside of london. officers and a medical helicopter raising to the scene. >> heard a scream and one of the zoo keepers shouted. the staff is distressed adding that at no point did animals escape their enclosures or was public safety in jeopardy. and she was passionate. >> and they have be