this is christina. >> anthony: hi, how are you? good to meet you.lucia: lucia. >> abel: that's my sister. will you say hi to tony? >> anthony: hello. hi. there's a big difference right away between living in italy and living in new york. they're happy to see kids in restaurants here. it's a whole different thing. >> abel: if you bring a kid into a restaurant in new york, these guys shoot you with a look like -- >> anthony: right. >> abel: "you got to be kidding." you know? "we're trying to do coke in the bathroom. you think we wanna look and --" >> anthony: right. the notorious, once demonic, abel ferrara is a married man now, and a daddy. things are different. >> abel: i was able to really get sober for the first time -- i remember, it was my 61st birthday, and i'm looking at this cake with a 16 backwards and it was the first time since i was 16 years old and i had my birthday, i was sober. >> anthony: the director of "pasolini," "bad lieutenant," and "king of new york," among others. how long have you been here now? >> abel: living steady here, um

guest: i'm really glad that christina is making her own judgment. i would ask her to consider the following. we hear a lot of negative things about donald trump all the time. you hear the press every night talking about how he has made jobs a priority if this country like no other president? i'm shocked by the impact he's had just by the bully pulpit. in a positive way i'm shocked. every boardroom in this country now considers, we outsourcing jobs, might the president attack us on twitter. is this a good thing for us. host: thinking twice? guest: thinking twice, he's made that. look what he's done. he's getting nato increase their spending. american kids and families go bankrupt putting their kids in college. if you're a german student, the government pays for your college constitution -- tuition. donald trump said south germans why you pay such a small percentage of your economy. if they were paying the same percentage that we americans pay, they would be paying -- they would not have the money for college for their kids. if america paid the same p

it's time to get off now. >> reporter: christina takes a turn. and at last, josh responds. >> was that it? >> that was it. >> that was it. that was it right 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

. >>> christina hooper is here with us now for more on the fed, the economy, and the stock market. she's the global strategist at invesco. welcome, christina, good to see you. >> great to see you. >> we'll start with the fed and work our way through the economy. this is pretty much, as i recall, what you were forecasting, correct? >> that's correct. we expected a rate hike. we also expected that we would get more information on balance sheet normalization, which is really the 800-pound gorilla. >> that's what the fed has on its balance sheet that it's trying to put back into the market, right? >> sure. we saw this historic increase in the fed's balance sheet through what was called qe-1, qe-2, and qe-3. there was always this question mark about how exactly will the fed get back to normal. we're starting to get some pretty significant details on that plan. >> had an abowhat about the eco? as i mentioned in my introduction to bob pisani's piece, the fed watches inflation closely, and the economy and economic stats very closely. we got two reports today that were certainly less than w

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christina el moussa was beaming with her new boyfriend.all. >>> i hope there are no hard feelings after what katy perry just did, ranking her ex-boyfriends as lovers, after james corden woke her up in the bed. >> it's time to play -- >> i just woke up. >> spill your guts, or fill your guts. >> so answer a question, or be forced to eat a questionable snack, like a cow's tongue or a thousand-year-old egg. >> from best to worst in bed. >> oh, no! >> this is working on the notion they are all good. >> no. >> rank john mayer, diplo and orlando bloom. >> no, no, no. i will not do that! >> at first katy tried to dodge the question. >> they're all amazing lovers and i want to have sex with all of them when i get out of this place. >> and then she dropped this shocker about singer josh groban. >> josh groban's in there, i'm kidding. but people are like, who's "the one that got away" about? josh groban. >> is he single? >> no, he's one of my good friends. >> katy and josh were briefly linked together in 2009. she released her song "the one that got

christina. >> reporter: (inaudible (). >> we obviously are having an audio situation with christina. we will get back to her. in the meantime we are learning about one of the victims who was killed in today's shooting. tara has more on that. tara. >> reporter: mike lafidi was one of those ups workers gunned down today. we understand he had suffered a previous injury and had a cast on so that made it very difficult for him to run away from the shooter ment friends and family were here at san francisco general hospital pretty much all day long. they only left an hour or so ago grieving obviously a lot of hugs and tears. just simply in shock. we want o show you a photo of him. we understand he was in his mid 40s and he will be greatly missed by his co-workers, friends, and family. people who knew him describe him as somebody who not only touched family and friends but also his customers with his infectious smile. i spoke to one of his co-workers by phone. sonny was not present during the shoot. he is actually out of town right now but he shared his thoughts about lafichl di. >> he was a

plus christina out with her new boyfriend. >>> then, mandy moore's eight-week scuba training for her new shark attack movie. why she never wants to go back. >> i'm probably not going to do that. >>> closed captioning provided by --

he's a great guy. >> that smile and hand holding pretty clear hgtv's "flip or flop" star christina elfound a new love. >> safe to say she's doing flip-flops today. look at those boots. >> i love those boots. i'm sure her new man doug loves those boots too. >> tsome z is reporting that tarek, her ex, said he's not jealous at all seeing his ex date other men. if she's happy, he's happy. >> "orange is the new black" finally on netflix. the entire cast coming out to celebrate. and excited to see laura prepon growing a baby bump. she is having a baby with fiancee ben foster. >> she'll be coming to work with haven't watched already. >> it is over three days. the energy is very condensed. they usually end up getting into some trouble. >> i'm a huge binge watcher of "house of cards". are you, mark? >> i love the crown. >> of course you do. >> the queen. >> there was absolutely no time for a.j. to binge watch anything over the weekend. he was at yankee stadium with his whole family for jerry and jessica seinfeld. >> the seinfelds are good friends of mine. i'm more than honored to be here with

thank you christina.>>> another firing at uber . how they rape investigation overseas the firing of a top executive.>>> the computer model determining how to plan your thursday. >>> a woman accused of forcing methamphetamine he into the mouth of a two-year-old boy and what we are learning from someone who saw it happen. >> i ran straight up here and she ran off. ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. visit your volvo dealer to take advantage of our midsommar sales event offer. >>> new details from berkeley where a woman was charged with felony child abuse. as she is accused of putting methamphetamine inside the mouth of a two-year-old boy. she approached the boy who was with his nanny. henry lee joins us in the newsroom. some people expected the woman to be charged with attempted murder. >> the da has charged with felony child abuse. she is accused of putting what you call day tootsie roll into his mouth. the boy his out of the hospital and

apple working to turn iphones into a one-stop shop for all of your medical information christina farr scoop she's at one market this morning. christina, this goes way beyond tracking your heart rate and your steps. >> you're absolutely right imagine having everything you could possibly want, your labs, your detailed prescription information on your iphone and being able to share it with any doctor, caregiver, family member that you want. that's the vision that apple's been laying out very quietly of course in the recent months. >> christina, it seems that the line that apple has to walk here is how much of this data do they actually want to store themselves versus how much data they want to just live on the iphone and give people the ability to share it. because they run into some regulatory challenges if they're keeping our health data in their cloud, do they not >> you're absolutely right about that, carl and i think where we're going to see apple going is really making steps towards privacy and security they've talked about health data in the past. my -- i suspect that we're lookin

christina? >> the judge denied that request to release samantha patton on her own recognizance siding public safety concerns. >> cameras were not allowed inside the court when the 22- year-old appeared before a judge in san francisco. she pleaded not guilty. one felony and one misdemeanor. witnesses saw her on monday throwing items out of her car and screaming at her five-year- old daughter to quote get out and that she didn't want to be her mommy anymore. patton is accused of shoving the child out and driving away recklessly with her son in the backseat. >> this child was all by yourself right by the sue. the facts speak for themselves. >> patton shook her head saying it wasn't true. her attorney declined to speak on camera. >> patton's fianci had no comment outside of court. we found her facebook patient showing pictures of her and her children. she's never been convicted of a violent crime and she seeking employment. she is not a flight risk. the five-year-old girl and one- year-old boy are i

host: but go to christina on the republican -- let us go to christina on the republican line. we really have to realize that we are under siege throughout the whole world. there are enemies in every single country. by then doing these constant terror attacks, people are becoming immune to them. there."happened over and then the next day, it is another news bit. ,t has become like reality tv but the reality is that there are enemies within and everywhere. they have an alter your motive. history is -- they have an ulterior motive. history is repeating itself. we are being invaded. as soon as we accept that there are people who hate us, hate our way of life, who want to invade and control us, then the sooner we can address this ongoing problem, because we are under siege. we need to stop being politically correct. state,eed to be a police then we have to. tted and should be ve held accountable. it is no longer a free world. canfully, our politicians .ome to grips and protect us that is throughout the whole world and not just here. hear next from jeffrey from north dakota on the i

they want to be sure they can create a village around the ballpark that people will flock to. >> christinaank you. >>> happening now, palo alto school board members are being briefed about possible changes in the way the district handles sexual harassment complaints after a series of investigative reports uncovering at least 2 sex crimes on campus. we are joined live with an update on tonight's board meeting. jesse? >> reporter: junior, officials are wrapping up the closed-door portion and they will be inside in less than 15 minutes for the public portion of the meeting. you can see that people are starting to move in. officials will announce any actions taken behind closed doors. we have a look at the video. max mcgee will be updating the board and the public on policies that the district is working on with the office of civil rights to better respond and investigate cases of alleged sexual assault. you will remember that a firestorm erupted in may when a 14-year-old girl was sexually assaulted in a school bathroom. that was october 2017. the student athlete was accused of having oral sex

christina. >>> we have more information on the senate version of the healthcare law as republican leaders continue to push far vote this week. today, the nonpartisan budget office released its analysis of the bill. the cvo said the bill as return would leave 22 million more americans uninsured compared to obamacare. that's 1 million less than the bill that passed the house last month. it would reduce the federal deficit by $321 billion mostly savings from medicaid. moments ago the white house said, the finding quote must not be trusted blind ly. more to join me is the executive director of california pan network, sarah, thank you for being here. were you shock at all hearing this report and so many americans would be uninsured? >> not shoblged but -- shocked but disheartend especially for california. we know a mar jo jurorty of individuals will be californian who is lose coverage. >> we'll see middle class americans, lou class americans lose their benefits, can you talk about that. >> the score said that low income individuals and older americans will be most impacted by this bill. part o

mom also says christina maintains a 4.35 gpa.r daughter, so proud of her daughter. >> she should be. congratulations to you too, mom, you raised her. fantastic. >> that's wisdom martin territory. ? come on, that's not what you told me, you said you were a great student. >> i graduated, thank you, laude. i didn't get to soon will come later. >> we got clouds and showers, i tried, wisdom. here's showers, getting out of here, drier air is less humid. check out the forecast for today. afternoon plan, it's not looking bad. 82 or so by 11:00 a.m. the big deal with today is lower humidity, so by this afternoon, i think we're in good shape. lots of sunshine, temperatures still going to be warm, we'll be mid to upper 80's pretty much across the entire area today. but again, with the lower humidity going to feel comfortable's it's 70 now, it's 64 up in frederick and gaithersburg, westminster is 68 annapolis is 61 and fredericksburg is 69. later on, upper 80's, last day of spring, tomorrow we'll begin start feeling again like to - summertim

but, as christina rendon tells us, there's new information about this report. >> reporter: there's nosive determination of the heat source or the materials that was united. this fire is being classified as undetermined. >> the report was completed in march but it was posted publicly online today. there are new pictures of the ghost ship warehouse by investigators showing how some areas were damaged more heavily than others. the report conclusion that the fire started on the northwest area of the warehouse on the ground floor, there were electrical outlets in the warehouse and they were not operational and she didn't know they existed where the fire. they used power trips, but they didn't know where the power strips originated, the power source, where it originated. engineers found two pole circuit breakers tripped after the fire. there was writing inside of the panel door, upstairs and on the main. each of the floors was served by an additional subpanel inside the warehouse, both were heavily damaged in the debris and were part of the makeshift building that supplied the building with

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christina, over to you. struck we're going to have a live report and what you can expect at the sonoma raceway. struck a controversial netflix series possibly influencing bay area teens. why families are saying how a show could've caused their daughter to take her own life. >>> we have breaking news. sky five is over the scene of the shooting in oakland at seminary avenue and foothill boulevard. you can see a number of black and whites down there and other police vehicles. apparently this was the shooting and they found the unresponsive mail from a gunshot wound. possibly a carjacking situation. right now that is all the information we have. once again, this is in the city of oakland at seminary avenue in football -- foothill boulevard.>>> in tonight's segment to report we hear from two bay area families who are talking publicly for the first time about their daughters both of whom committed suicide back in april. there were just 15 years old. >> they both took their lives days after watching a controversial

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christina is a producer at wfaa.uiet and reserved, but outspoken when it comes to one topic. >> we have had two scary experiences. >> reporter: both emma and chloe are allergic to peanuts. christine and her husband figured girls ate peanut butter and broke out into hives. >> now we're really afraid one of them might not just get hives, but might die. >> reporter: halloween became a worst nightmare. >> the teacher knew she had a peanut allergy, and so did the other parents, but they just forgot. so someone gave her a butter finger. >> reporter: christine left work, not knowing how bad the reaction was. >> when i was driving her to the doctor's office, she fell asleep in the car and for a money i thought she was dead. >> reporter: christina is trying a risky, but promising therapy called food amuno therapy. doctors foods they're allergic too. they will get increasing doses of peanuts in order to build a tolerance. >> our success race overall is 82%. >> it is scary. we have to look at the peanuts as medicine for them. >

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. >> reporter: christina bromley is the one cast member who's actually from newfoundland. >> i meet peopleoud. and for me that's one of the biggest rewards of doing this show, because when in your life is your job something that makes other people proud? >> 13 new musicals this season. that's the most in many, many years. you've got some stiff competition across the street. you've got "dear evan hansen." >> we're in a season in which everybody has a chance. >> yes. >> and that's exciting. >> i get that the show is heartwarming, but drop the act. we're talking about the award. [ laughter ] what do we got to do to knock "dear evan hansen" out? >> we've actually discussed this, and we feel like we're fine. >> yeah. >> whatever happens. ♪ >> reporter: it really is a beautiful show without a scintilla of cynicism. pretty rare for this day and age. and yet it's making more than a million dollars a week. i'm mo rocca from the schoenfeld theater on broadway. >> and don't miss the 71st annual tony awards, hosted by kevin spacey. tune in sunday night at 8:00, 7:00 central right here on cbs. we'll be

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over the weekend on the spirit airline headed to dallas, christina went into labor.uckily for her there is a pediatrician and a nurse on board. they were able to deliver healthy baby christoph. they give the best baby gift to him, for the rest of his life he has an annual free flight for him and the guests, every year. >> you brought us cheese steaks. clearly, we are all hungry. i know you have a whole taste test set up. if you don't mind, i'm just going to eat while you are talking. >> of course you are. so, what is it that makes the best philly cheesesteak? is at the me? >> no chopping at all. we do no chopping. >> is at the cheese? >> it's really, you have to go with the whiz. >> is at the grilled onions? or is it having the perfect bread? the cheesesteak was originally created by pat henry in south philly. they sold them out of a hotdog truck. it is now called -- but now, cheesesteaks are everywhere. according to anthony, philadelphia might not be the best place to find a cheesesteak. i went on a bit of a road trip. i stop by four different places, of course i ha

christina, let me read one thing. thing on that point that's important which is the vacancies. "new york times" saying it's possible trump is having a hard time luring experienced candidates to work for an administration mired in perpetual chaos and widening scandal since trump considers loyally the highest qualification or office that might be. howard's point and echoed in the "times" as well is he doesn't need to fill the posts because he doesn't care what happens. >> that's the fundamental problem with this president is that he is not a public servant. he does not believe in putting the american people before himself. he has been clear in the last few months that he believes in putting himself first and his family and their finances and whatever scraps the american public gets, we get. that's the problem. the republican party is consistently standing up for a man who is clearly in this position solely for himself. whether it's a vanity project, whether it's a practical joke gone wrong, i don't know. but here we are

christina pearson. she recovers congress, our corporate covers at the "wall street journal." there's a story today online at wsj.com about republicans battling each other. is there something real here or is this just talk from the right? >> it's hard to tell at this point. the conservative senators are uneasy with where the bills is. it's hard to tell if mitch mcconnell will get the 50 votes he needs. >> shepard: he will have to get some votes eventually. it's a crucial part of the president's legislative agenda. have they come up with a way to bring democrats over at some point? it's been discussed. >> we're not at that point yesterday. if mcconnell can't get the votes, there's a widespread recognition they will have to get some steps to stabilize the individual market. i don't think they will be there until the republicans can decide they can't muster up the votes. >> shepard: what is it that has destabilized the markets? what are the xs and 0s on this? >> a lot of didn't factors and varies state by state. seems the current state of the market is precarious. a younger healt

. >> the river boat itself goes up and down the christina to brandywine and delaware river and you can see the entire city of wilmington from a unique perspective. >> all aboard and you'll find new friends like joan to give you the rundown on the tasty barbecue sis play. >> the dessert is good, coleslaw, i'm ready to do that right now. >> geez, joan, in that case. >> this is a buffet let me get another plate. now we're ready. >> this is what happens when you send me to a buffet. >> ascend to the top deck. have a seat to shoot the breeze. >> can we slow mo this? then dig into the angusburger angusburgers. >> i can taste the grill marks. love that. >> baby back ribs. >> wow. >> it's melting in my hand. >> potato salad. >> taste of hint of dill and pickle relish in there and skin is on potatoes delicious. >> and. >> that's how you round out a barbecue. >> you're not just here for the grub. >> that's oswedes landing where they landed in 1638 not just swedes there was a dutch and free after cap on board. >> set sale and allow the core knoll to how it is fist collection of first. we could go

christina, how does this work?ts are blasting this bill as reverse robin hood, taking money from the poor and giving it to the rich. here's why. the bill track dicuts medicaid which covers more than 70 million low income americans while giving tax breaks to the wealthiest americans. the top 1% receive hefty cuts, $45,000 average per year but the savings those in the top 0.1% is higher, chris, they receive an average of about $250,000 a year pause the bill eliminates taxes that affect the wealthy, one on incomes above $200,000 and another investment income, overall the bill will reduce tax revenue by $700 billion the next ten years and look at the pie chart, 67% of that money flows to the highest income earners. brianna? >> my goodness, christina, have a wonderful morning. thank you for that. >>> a cnn exclusive, undercover video taken in the heart of isis' self-proclaimed caliphate, as it crumbles. cnn's senior international correspondent nick paton walsh is live in erbil, iraq, exclusive video inside rack kqq. wha

y ahora sus padres exigen respuestas como nos muestra christina casos como este son mÁs comunes de los cuatro dÍas mÁs tarde. >>> ambos les pusieron una anestesia general que le recomendaron a araceli. >>> miraba a los niÑos con dientes nunca me imagino quÉ le fuera a pasar eso. >>> mi cliente ha atendido mÁs de 20 mil pacientes nunca habÍa pasado algo asa estamos a unnes fechas como cualquiera de saber quÉ causÓ esta tragedia me dijo el abogado de la clÍnica. >>> consciente de que de la familia estÁ en proceso de demandarlos. >>> cualquier anestesia general toma un riesgo. >>> aunque no atendiÓ ningÚn caso esta doctora recomienda buscar mÉtodos alternativos para cedo arano paciente, como el Óxido por ejemplo es una mÁscara que le pone al paciente y no lo duerme simple lo relaja, tambiÉn hay sedciÓn oral que no duerme al paciente por completo. >>> y tambiÉn consejo a los padres revisar que dentistas tengan licencia vigentes si tiende mandas pendientes y reveloarle los detalles de la salude sus niÑos. >>> lo ocurrido en este centro estÁ siendo investigado por la policÍa autoridades de

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christina was on a flight from florida to dallas. when she went into labor on saturday.as 36 weeks pregnant at the time. luckily for her see what's going on a pediatrician an nurse were on board to help with that delivery. well she gave birth mid flight to a healthy baby boy named chris staff. >> when the first contractions started, my water broke within 50 minutes and then ten minutes after the water broke the baby was pretty much out. it went really really quick. there was no time to prepare or land or do anything. he did what he wanted. we were just all along for the ride i think. >> kind of what kids do. they take us along for a ride for the rest of our lives. spirit airlines gave her baby gifts and listen to this that includes an annual free flight for chris tough an guest for the rest of his life. >>> back to your fox 29 weather authority now. live look at reading. temperatures isn't that pretty temperatures have been cooler today. heat is coming back, though. meteorologist scott williams let's us know when in 15 seconds. >> it search has basketball nice stretch of

. >> ground breaking ceremony for construction of a new bridge over the christina river in wilmington. the new bridge will run frto soh wilmington. two lanes and a bicycle and walking path. relieve congestion in the area and improve travel around the river front attractions. >>> good news driving to the shore this weekend. ocean drive inlet cape may county is set to reopen around 3:00 this afternoon. connects avalon. been closed for repairs for about two and a half months. seven minutes after 5:00 and we're looking at clouds coming into the area just as the sun is getting ready to come up. less than half an hour before sunrise rights now. clouds take over this morning and rain will be coming down in spring city and the rest of the area. that rain will start this morning. the temperatures have come down a little bit overnight. reached to the 80s yesterday afternoon. warm and stemmy for this time of year. coolest spots are in the suburbs. even here still in the 70s. 70 degrees. 75. bedminster is 72 degrees to start with. warm to the 80s, but it's not going to be a continuous climb. we w

. >> reporter: christina is an attorney with a group that mobilized @ sfo in january when the original wan was issued. >> we're not expecting the same amount of crowds we saw in january. >> reporter: a department of homeland security spokesman issued a sort statement about trump's ban -- >> reporter: that means agents here at sfo and other international airports haven't seen their orders how to carry out the court's ruling. agents could begin enforcing the new rules as early as tomorrow afternoon. trump's executive order is aimed at six primarily muslim countries, but the supreme court said it will not affect people visiting family, students or people accepting a job. now, the court's order did not have any language mentioning trump's suspension -- 120-day suspension of the country's refugee program, so it's not yet clear how people who are trying to get away from dangerous parts of the world will be affected by this ban. reporting live, nbc bay area news. >> how did the u.p.s. driver jimmy lam get guns inside a secure distribution center in san francisco and shoot and kill three co-wo

ktvu's christina was there for the arraignment. >> the judge denied a request to release samantha patton. cameras were not allowed in court when 22-year-old samantha patton appeared before a judge in san francisco. she pleaded not guilty to two counts. one felony and one misdemeanor. witnesses saw patton on the highway throwing items out of her car and screaming at her 5- year-old daughter to get out and that she didn't want to be her mommy anymore. she's accused of shoving the child out of the parked car and driving away recklessly with her 1-year-old in the back seat. >> this child was all by herself right by the zoo. and the facts speak for themselves. >> patton shook her head at the accusations telling her lawyer it wasn't true. patton's attorney declined to talk on camera. and patton's fiance had no comment outside of court. we found patton's public facebook page showing pictures of her and her children. her attorney argued she's never been convicted of a violent crime and although she has relatives out of state she's not a flight risk. the 5-year-old and 1-year-old are in the custo

. >> reporter: christina penton showed off baby christoph after they were released from a hospital inns. their plane was diverted to the city after penton gave birth four weeks ahead of schedule on a spirit airlines flight saturday night. >> within 10, 15 minutes of takeoff, i felt like something was not fine. contractions came every five minutes and they started coming pretty regularly. >> reporter: a fellow passenger recorded it and it went pretty quickly. they asked if any medical physicians were on board. a pediatrician came on and a nurse lawanda green tied up the baby's umbilical coward. penton was traveling with her two pre-teen children. she was traveling to los angeles. she said her husband who didn't travel with the family was relieved to hear the baby is okay, but did tell his wife i told you so for traveling at 36 weeks. >> he told me, oh, you're pushing it, you're doing it last minute, and, maybe you shouldn't. but then again, you know, stubborn, so i figured, no, no, we can handle this. >> reporter: spirit airlines gave the family gifts for the baby plus a special presen

it goes to christina harris nom mated by her mom chain n looking all fancy, right. >> christina a recentech public charter school. >> yes, she's also an honor student who has been septembered at 17 colleges and received 14 scholarship offers. christina, you don't look just fabulous beauty to match. i am loving every bit of this. go, girl, go girl, go girl, yes. >> i was m84:93 days from our next zip trip this friday we'll be annapolis, maryland. >> come out friday june 23 from 6:00 to 11:00. i'll there be, steve will be there, tucker will be there. we would love for you to be there. come out out. it will be lot of fun. >> looks like -- we look forward to seeing you there before we head to break while encounter to show you weren't again texas rancher using his lassos skills he snag himself a gator. 10-foot gator. he caught the gator breaking into cattle penn on his ranch east of dallas he and two other men wrestle it until they can tape its mouth shut. one guy did suffer minor injuries. the reptile has been relocate to do a gator farm. do not try this at home. 8:50. back after this. yikes

not even getting to take a spot a disappointment obviously for portugal fans but also perhaps for christina renowned of fans and world. chile they won it in the most dramatic fashion and i'm on to trying to he was down at the state of the khazan arena is saying goodbye to the col for the ration scalloped and it has become the lucky one for team chile but of course it is not only about luck it's about the skill it's about the support and i've already told you that there were more chilean fans here on wednesday and trust me you could really feel that inside that stadium and remember that these guys had to travel almost fifteen thousand kilometers to be here the chilling crowd kept saying let's go chill eat because tonight we're going to win and then bravo claudio bravo three penalty saves in a row unbelievable and no chances left for portugal we heard from man of the match himself just before he got all the way back to the hotel i want to predict how we feel privileged to be here today i think one of the main principles of our teams to train hard to not to show off so that we can achieve the