get my couch. >>> simba! >> it's not every day you see somebody holding a lion cub like this, imitating the lion king. the lion cub does not like it. that's because this lion was recovered by police in south africa because of the criminal trade of lion cubs. that video got released in the organized crime unit. the lion was eventually recovered. >> you're telling us this guy is a jerk. a straight up jerk. >> three people were taken into custody and were questioned. there have been no charges filed yet. this lion cub has a street value of about $3,300. >> you can't put a value on animals. it's a wild animal, it has no business being there. they can't care for it. >> at least they were able to figure out who possessed the animal, and they could get it to safety. >>ccording to police the cub was recovered and it was taken to a sanctuary. they're not naming where the cub is now. the good news is it's not out there being raised by somebody who really shouldn't be taking care of a cub they bought illegally. >>> the

>> look at them on the couch panting, watching "right this minute". things change.is still on the couch is in the video on the screen with his buddy. look, you're on "right this minute!" >> how did benny react? >> when you're talking, the dog's, like, there's something about your voice. >> i have a captivating voice. what can i say? dogs love me. >> remember that the next time. >> when vinny comes up on the tv, it escalates. >> does this mean most of our viewers are actually pets sitting at home watching our show? no. this is a video from taylor. she is in reno, nevada, visiting her friends out there. she goes in. her friend's not home, but the cat is. you see those eyes? that's the warning that she should have heeded. why are you so mad, cat? >> cats are protective. they're like dogs. >> taylor told the cat's owner, look, your cat attacked me. he said it did not. it's not as bad as you say it is. okay, i'm going to roll some video, and she did. guess what? put the pizza down. the owner said you know what? don't be hating on my cat. somebody who they didn't know cam

the one on the couch is in the video on the screen with vinny, his buddy.ou're on tv, look, you're on right this minute. you're on tv. what about benny? how did benny react? >> benny is on the video too? >> yes, check it out. >> when you're talking, the dog is like -- it's something about your voice. >> i have a captivating voice. what can i say. the dogs love me. >> when benny comes up on the tv, it escalates. >> wait, does this mean most of our viewers are pets sitting at home watching our show? no, this is a video from taylor. she has been in nevada visiting her friend's house. she goes in and her friend isn't home but the cat is. did you see the glowing eyes? that's the warning that she should have heeded. >> cats are protective. they're like dogs, man. and the cat's owner, her friend, she said, look, your cat attacks me. he said it does not. it's not as bad as you say it is. she's like okay, i'm going to roll some video and she did. guess what -- >> oh, no. >> the owner said, you know what, don't be hating on my cat. somebody who he didn't know came in

. >> i would rather live with no couch than live -- >> where is our couch!king matter. >> you got me. get my couch. >>> simba! >> it's not every day you see somebody holding a lion cub like this, imitating the lion king. the lion cub does not like it. that's because this lion was recovered by police in south africa because of the criminal trade of lion cubs. that video got released in the organized crime unit. the lion was eventually recovered. >> you're telling us this guy is a jerk. a straight up jerk. >> three people were taken into custody and were questioned. there have been no charges filed yet. this lion cub has a street value of about

there was that couch pillow they had to get at.me, look how excited they are to see her. they want to attack her with love until she discovers what's going on in the back yard. the boy returns to face the music. >> did you do this? >> nova disappears. >> nova come here! >> she's trying to change herself. >> nova, did you do this? >> did they get in trouble? she said she was trying not to laugh, but no, not really. >> that is a guilty dog. >> there's only one dog to blame. >> i'm going to investigate if there's something behind the couch. >> look. >> the dog actually helped out. >> look what you did. >> that needed venting especially in hot weather. you need a little extra air flow. >> did you do this? >> a doggie designer. >> did you do this? >> my dogs are very well behaved. >> look at it.. lost her eyesight. one woman's emotional trip to disneyland that may be the most unique experience that many have ever had. >>> and strap in for speed. the 10-year-old in one of the coolest action videos we've seen. ♪ -i'm sorry? -what teach he

no more couch potatoes.g day yesterday for the markets and we should take a look at stock index pho churs fs right now. we are looking at gains right now, dow is up 48, s&p is up a 5 and a quarter, nasdaq up 21 and-a-half. but the dow closed down more than 300 points yesterday. so let's talk about this. are investors ready to get back into the market. michael lee, market strategist is here. it is the morning after as we say. the editor call board at the wall street journal is saying the fed just bought insurance because they basically don't know what's going to happen. a lot of people are questioning the quarter point rate cut in the first place. gdp in the second quarter was at 2.1%. >> i think there's a litany of good economic data. i don't think the rate cut has anything to do with the overall economy. we're having issues with inflation here. it's counterintuitive. if we wanted to have more inflation here and not get into a deflationary environment, we should be raising rates to somewhere along a more nor

there was that couch pillow they had to get at. so when she gets home, look how excited they are to see her. she discovered what's going on in the backyard. he returns to face the music. >> she tried to change herself. she would be in trouble. >> did you do this? >> that kind of trouble she said she was trying not to laugh. >> there's only one dog to blame. >> i don't know what you're talking about. i want to investigate if there's something behind the couch. >> it needed venting. it's a little extra air flow. >> did you do this? >> my dogs are very well behaved. >> that's not good. >> they're a band making waves of their own recently. now see the behind the scenes glimpse of the making of a dream. >> my dad was like never do that again. >> and this kayaking pro has serious skills. watch as he navigates raging waters, next. >> brought to you by target, at the store or to your door. more recharge. more relax. target run and done. (crunching) i'm an ice cruncher. so i was excited about colgate total. it has sensitivity relief, so i d

>> get up. >> stephen: get off the couch. >> get up off the couch and move a little bit.vie make you want to run a marathon? >> no. no, i-- i respect people that do. i think they have superhero abilities. i think it's amazing. for me, that's not my obsession is learning to get to that point. >> stephen: what is your obsession? >> escape rooms. i enjoy an escape room. have you done one? >> stephen: what are the cardiovascular component of an escape room. i have never done one. >> do you know what happens in them. >> stephen: you get locked in a room and you get 45 minutes and you do. then what happens? >> someone walks in and goes, "you didn't make it." ( laughter ) but it's -- >> stephen: have you ever not made it out? >> yeah. there's times, those are-- those are the low days. >> stephen: how many have you done? how obsessed are you? >> oh, i love it. i go all the time. i actually went one time, and my friend tried to set me up with someone so brought them into the group. >> stephen: how many people might be in the group? >> you know, if you're doing it right? >> stephen

removing kitchen appliances, couches, and a lot more.nd it's right near a creek that feeds bodega bay. we went out there to find out how authorities plan to stop this. >> these ranch lands hardly look like city dump. but some people are treating it like one. this is just one of two cars the marin resource conservation district found dumped on private property down a steep embankment. 200 tires, couches, and other junk. >> and there's somebody that keeps throwing dead goats over the side. >> the debris field is a third of a mile long. it's unclear attracts illegal dumping, but some say it's been going on for a few years. >> it's ranching and ag land and it's really, really steep. and people are like out of sight, out of mind. >> this dumping ground is part of a natural waterway that flows into bodega bay. >> when you start thinking about the contaminants and what it does for a watershed >> reporter: the conservation district plans to install surveillance cameras and a neighborhood watch group is organizing to try to stop or catch those re

back on the couch at noon tomorrow.n: we begin this hour with a fox news alert. drugmaker johnson & johnson going to appeal after being slapped with more than half a billion dollars in penalties for its role in the opioid crisis. this is "outnumbered overtime." i'm shannon bream in for harris faulkner. an oklahoma judge finding johnson & johnson liable for stoking the opioid crisis in the state and ordering the company to pay $572 million. the bombshell ruling being watched closely as 2,000 other pending lawsuits are set to be heard. an attorney for the drugmaker slamming the decision. >> we are disappointed and disagree with the judges' decision. we believe it is flawed. johnson & jo

she slowly walked over to where i was lying on the couch and i cried to her, so sorry, baby girl. oh god, i'm so sorry. i hope you won't remember this. she did not seem upset. she seemed in control. i was lying on my side of the couch and i was about eye level with her and she walked until her face was inches from mine examining me intently with a deep, dark brown eyes she got from her mom and she asked, papa crying? yes. yes, papa crying i told her. poppa hurts but it will be okay. i do not believe it and i'm trying to try my best to be strong for my daughter. then she did something i did not understand and will never forget. she put her tiny little hands on my cheek and held my face firmly while she looked directly at me. she kissed my eyes. one at a time. i never had seen her do anything like that before i could hardly believe it. maybe she learned that at daycare. maybe one of her helpers had kissed her eyes once she fell down at one time or maybe it was just an incredible empathetic intuition by my little girl. whatever the explanation i grabbed her and hugged her as tightly

i've sat here on the couch and on the same myself.o-israel presidents, that is very different than having a conversation about whether you should be allowed to be critical of israel. the president using the dual loyalty trope, which is incredibly anti-semitic, has been harmful to jewish people -- he did. >> melissa: i know, i'm saying -- >> jessica: and coding elites is minute commentator who said he is thought of as the king of israel. >> melissa: but they are not critical of israel. they want to abolish it. that's different. >> kat: is more than just comments. the group that planned this trip has been very open about wanting to commit acts of terrorism against israel. i think there is such a double standard. could you imagine if a republican politician were taking a trip somewhere and it turned out the group planning it was a white nationalist organization? that wanted to commit terrorism against people of color? that would be wall-to-wall coverage on cnn and msnbc every single day. i cannot believe it's not a big deal. >> melissa:

i instead spent most of my vacation on the couch. which meant that this was pretty much the view from my beach vacation. a fascinating new pentagon white paper that i read on my time off. it's called russian strategic intentions, a strategic multi layer assessment. happy vacation, honey. this is how i know susan loves me. it's okay, i'll walk the dog. you just read your pentagon white paper. that's cool. let me know how it ends. >>> the washington post and time magazine have both in the past 24 hours published big new scoops about the republican leader of the senate, mitch mcconnell, and something that russia is now doing in his home state. tom hamburger is the lead reporter of the washington post piece. he's going to be joining us live in just a moment. but there is something from my vacation, from my cozy couch time with my crutches and the pentagon's latest strategic multi year assessment on russian strategic intentions, there is something from that vacation reading that i did that has been really, like, pinging like an alarm cloc

at least 200 tires, couches and other junk. even that's not all. >> somebody that keeps throwing dead goats out over the fire. >> reporter: a third of a mile long, unclear why this spot off valley road attracts illegal dumping but some say it's been going on for years. >> there's just a few landowners here with large acreage of land they own, ranching, egg land so it's just really, really steep as well so i think it's really easy for people to be like out of sight out of mind. >> reporter: making all this even worse, this dumping ground as part of a natural waterway that flows into bodega bay. some of the illegal dumping may contain chemicals. >> when you start thinking about the contaminants, and what it does to water quality as well as discharging. >> reporter: the cleanup work is expected to take the rest of the week. the junk is being hauled away to junkyards and recycling centers at the very places they should have gone in the first place. >> really disturbing to think human beings have the capacity to do something like th

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soltis anderson, former ohio senate democratic minority leader, capri cafaro, and joining us on the couch, cohost of "the five" and fox news poll to go analyst, juan williams. a good day to have you here, you have a lot of politics. >> juan: i love summer, i love hot water it's hot in new york today. >> melissa: it's hot around the world. the new warning from the state department coming as china tells the u.s. to stay out of the situation. the chinese even calling out house speaker nancy pelosi, and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. accusing them of trying to incite chaos. the president dismissing that criticism, saying he can't imagine why anyone would blame the u.s. and another alert for you to watch right now. the dow plunging today as treasury bonds send a recession warning to the markets. look at that, down 636 points. weak industrial production numbers coming out of china, persistent trade tensions also adding to the mix on wall street. some bad news from retail. but first, with the latest from the state department on this situation in hong kong, rich edson has more. rich? >>

trees are provided there's a large community living room that has big screen television cushioned couches and lounge chairs a gaming area and a separate library contains books other television sets video games and board games . the facility he mentioned that shining beacon of immigrant policy while 3 years ago a 40 year old guard at the family detention center for immigrants and asylum seekers went to prison after he admitted sexually assaulting a 19 year old honduran many oversaw at the berks county residential center and lee's port pennsylvania it is in fact the same berks county residential center that had its license revoked by the state of pennsylvania over legitimate allegations and not equate health care sexual abuse and other health and human rights violations inside that very center so joining us now to help us understand the method and the madness of this new role and more is immigration attorney alan or everybody here thank you for joining us always a pleasure having you here well you've done your research. it was a shocking moment in the network and suddenly it was like. i wan

we are back on the couch at noon eastern tomorrow.aulkner. >> molly: fox news alert, we are awaiting the autopsy results of accused child sex sex traffr jeffrey epstein at the circumstances behind his apparent suicide sparks and new questions and multiple investigations. let's go "outnumbered overtime." i'm molly line in for harris faulkner. how did one of the most high-profile inmates in the world die in federal custody after his first suspected suicide attempt last month? that will be the subject of probes underway by the fbi and the justice department as we await the medical examiner's findings. attorney general william barr this morning saying he is appalled by the circumstances surrounding epstein's death. as he vows to seek justice for his accusers. >> we will get to theotm

they are no matter what you call them and say the kids can play and there's food there and there's couches will golly gee will they want your games out . exactly and big screen t.v. cars. close down because i'm like oh well they're abusing people in them but i think the interesting thing that you talk about later is that how many times the government has been sued for these conditions of the facilities and now they're saying these are great facilities when in fact you've seen stories you've actually seen the vice president go to the port and see these overcrowded as though it is and say they were great that's a little bit problematic and not really able to to make those things kind of joe in addition to that underlying story that you talked about way before when you had the show 1st was who profits from this profit prisons his friends we've locked up a large minority the united states and now we're going to try to lock up the rest of the world it didn't work for us and it should work for them. one of the other things that happened this week is as you said it's lawsuits and these are the so

giant strides then you had said new software new games but this stuff is only for hardcore gamers and couch potatoes right wrong you can also use to work up a sweat by boxing for example slip on the headset and go. is perfect for me if i get a black eye here i don't get in trouble with my make up artist. virtual reality boxing training. and b. are big fights. they can be just as hard as matches with real opponents but without running the risk of injury more and more sports are showing up in b.r. . at the v.a.r. institute of health and exercise scientists from san francisco state university are studying the health impact of the our sports they measure a range of physical functions and calculate how many calories per minute using a given game burns so far they tested over 50 of your applications with different headsets to determine their effects. and on the treadmill with that the our head set can definitely get players working up a sweat and burning calories. just like the wii our music application electro knots where users can become d.j.'s. you can make your own music and how easy is it to

i want to bring it on out to the couch.id the choke hold that was not a legal thing to do, it was ruled out as lethal force. even though the officer denied it, he clearly did it. that's why he's being fired today. >> richard: i agree with this decision wholeheartedly. i'm set it took so long for us to get here. as i'm watching that press conference, all he could see was that video of that man saying, "i can't breathe, i can't breathe," over and over. and the police never responded to it. this is not an indictment of all cops, but i think you have a choke hold that is illegal and you decide to use it, we shouldn't have waited all these years. he should have been fired immediately. you were against department protocol, he should have been dismissed. the fact there were protests and people had to rally for us to even get to this point is indeed problematic and it speaks to white people in the black and brown community have issues with police. >> kennedy: they should also have an issue with the mayor. because he could have take

joining us on the couch, former utah republican congressman and fox news contributor, jason chaffetz. thanks for joining us. we will jump right in. president trump and dayton right now. later today he will go to el paso, texas. earlier, as the president left the white house, he responded to claims that his rhetoric fueled these tragedies. speak out the dayton situation, he was a fan of antifa. he was a fan of bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. nothing to do with trump. i don't blame elizabeth warren and i don't blame bernie sanders, in the case of ohio. and i don't blame anybody. these are six sick people. whether it's white supremacy or any other kind of supremacy, whether it's antifa, whether it's any group of hate, i am very concerned about and they will do something about it. >> melissa: meantime, democratic ohio senator sherrod brown refusing to attend today's events with the president. >> i will not be there with him. i don't have any interest, because of what he's done -- his total unwillingness to address the issue of guns. his racist rhetoric. i welcome them to the state in

got a lot of action on the couch today. melissa, i will go to first.ection or worse is going to keep going on? >> kennedy: i have my own radical theory. the >> jessica: bring it. >> melissa: not a lot of people scrub to it yet but i think they will get there. which is i don't think there'll be a deal. i don't think the present want the deal. i think there is a long run philosophy here that china has all of the rogue intimate control. whether it's their infrastructure all around the world. whether it's leverage they had over economies by virtue of -- even when we talk about our pharmaceutical drugs, that the president's idea is to decouple us from this economy and change where business is, where they have their factories, and divorced us from china. i don't think he's going make a deal. i think is trying to get everyone used to the idea that they have to do something else. >> jessica: steve, you are nodding a lot. >> steve: i couldn't agree more and i couldn't agree more with the president in that intention. he's the first leader of any country in the w

part of the discussion on the crouch down at couch, we don't know what happens with those people. traditionally we know they can be armed, tortured, so on and so forth. but the massive march that happened, it drew more than 1 million people. they walked away with hundreds of protesters. not sure what the situation is with them now. we know police have used 1800 tear gas grenades against crowds so far. at least 139 law enforcement officers have been injured in these clashes, too. we were talking about whether or not or when beijing would get involved in earnest. that certainly changes things on the ground. >> certainly, the arrests have been a talking point for the protesters. if you are charged with rioting and you are found guilty of writing, you could get thrown into a jail for ten years. when we were on the ground in hong kong a few weeks back, we spoke to a fellow named joshua bolling. amazing guy pre24 years old he started protesting when he was 17. he is fearless. he had just been released from prison. we have been seeing him out involved in these, as well. the important thi

numbers were to some extent sales of top players to other clubs last year also brought in quite a bit of couch. novel more the finances of football not joined but johnson crane from last sports desk jonathan welcome to the studio if those numbers that we've just heard from other good about well on the face that are pretty bad you have to remember they were driven by 2 main things and they called them ballet america bamiyan because goldman sold them at the start of the season before for a combined 200000000 euro transfer to barcelona rising potentially 245000000 euros worth a club record so if you actually take transfers out of the equation revenue increased by 17.9 percent it just goes to show how important buying and selling is to a club bottom line other than buying and selling players and the numbers are quite starrett is staggering that you just told us tickets a merchant does a major sources of income how did that go well they went a bit better than the previous year largely because dortmund performed better on the pitch they gave by a very close run for the brand as they get tight from d

when the car pulled up outside the front window right behind hi spot on the couch i trade stop crying, i always did my best not so let the daughter see me like to but it was no use. the harder i trade the more explosive the sobs became and i just gave up. he entered the house lie freight train. when the door opened she burst interest the living room, singing at the top of her lungs. until she saw me. she stopped basketballing mid-sound and mid-step and he fairs turned serious and she slowly walked over to where i was lying on the coach and just cried to her, so sorry, baby girl, oh, god, i'm so sorry. and i hope you won't remember this. and he didn't seem upset. she seemed in control. i was lying on my side on the couch and i was eye level with her and she walked until her face was inches from musician examining me with a deep, dark brown eyes she got from her mom, and she asked, baba crying? yes, baba crying, i told her. baba hurts. but it will be okay. i didn't believe it. but i was trying my best to be strong mr. my daughter. and then she did something i didn't understand. and will

town home in nevado burn down 3 weeks ago for the last several weeks they've been forced to coach to couch surf that is or stay in hotels. kron four's dan thorn spoke with the family whose kids will soon start school without a place to call home. he joins us live in nevada tonight with more dan. >>that's right jr this family is trying their hardest to get back on their feet and with that school year looming in just a couple of weeks. it's only adding to their stress. this family in nevada was doing their best to remember the things that matter most in life. >>the curiosity of a grand daughter is brightening what has been some dark days for shawn perry. i've been through a lot of my life but this is probably one of the most traumatic things i've ever had. >>come across my heart, you know everything you got all your family pictures and the thing that you have. >>on july 19th a fire forced sean and 6 of his family members from there to story townhome on sunny brae lane. sean says the flames started behind the refrigerator around one 30 in the morning. >>lost everything nothing to salvage real

music festivals in the world founded nearly 100 years ago by amongst others the great composer of a couch trials it has strived every year to maintain the highest standards of operatic and theatrical productions and concert performances my colleague melissa holroyd will be telling us morning minutes but 1st a look at some of the operatic highlights this year. what does regime sound like and the day out is the ancient greek story of a mother driven to kill her children and herself to get back at her husband. to set is clearly divided into distinct worlds of rich and poor at home and exile. the day i played by alan a sticky note is the so-called illegal and unwanted person. to direct us simon stein believes the ancient tale of catastrophe is still relevant today. via de mint the older flaking we think with these superficial things we develop like mobile phones internet and so on but we're so far along but mentally and spiritually we're not that advanced. you the hotness of. conductor thomas hamill broke and the vienna philharmonic power through luigi could have been nice wrestler score. in

down the best on the web including the perfect solution if -- >> you don't have a loved one -- >> a couched companion to make its way into your heart. >> let's see it again. >>> footage from australia, it's so different because in this case, the dash cam is mounted inside the vehicle that has been stolen and currently driven by the thief. pretty soon, this is going to come to an end. because he approaches the round about right here and it's a bit too much and then -- >> oh. >> yeah. >> now this particular thief had quite the busy day actually early in the morning. turned into the back of his truck. then got his struck stuck and then eventually stole this car. and this accident pretty much wrecked him. you can see it right there on top of him. >>> we have a second by second record of all of his violations. >> yes, in fact, he has been charged with a number of offenses. i could list them but the show would be over. >> you can see him taken away a little bit later on, but that's because he stopped it. >> the universe desperately needed to bring it to a stop. i'm glad nobody was injured because

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prestigious music festivals in the world founded nearly 100 years ago by amongst others the great composer couch trials it has strived every year to maintain the highest standards of operatic and theatrical productions and concert performances my colleague melissa holroyd will be telling us more in a minute but 1st a look at some of the operatic highlights this year. what does riffing sound like a day out is the ancient greek story of a mother driven to kill her children and.

. >> some officers are telling us they have been sleeping in their cars at the police station and couch surfing with friends due to the fact they live so far away. the new converted station is set to open in january. >>> there could be a slight sh 2020 gop race. a radio show host is running against president trump. >>> meanwhile, one less democratic candidate in the race, washington governor, jay hinsly. he made his announcement on msnbc, and he said he will still fight for candidates fighting for climate change. >> we need to accomplish some things. >> he is the third candidate to exit the race. >>> here's a question for you. what does winnipeg have to do with nfl football? >> lots of raiders may be asking the same thing right now. that's because somebody had the idea to hold the pre-season game in winnipeg. for one thing, winnipeg already has a football team, and ticket prices for the game are high, and tonight's crowd will be sparse according to some reports. >> there you have it. >>> 4:52 right now. coming up on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> her lease contract lists

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there is a community living room with a television, couches, gaming area, and a library that contains books, television sets, video games, board games. the facility has a wing dedicated to classroom learning where minors go to school five days a week. another wing is a medical facility, where minors and parents receive medical care, including immunizations required for public schools. there are phone banks to call lawyers, consulates, or other representatives. in all residential centers, three hot meals a day are provided and snacks are available. all residential centers offer indoor and outdoor recreation activities for children and adults. indoor activities include sports, exercise classes, arts and crafts, movie nights, and even seasonal holiday activities. outdoor facilities include soccer fields, volleyball courts, and play structures. there is videoconferencing for court hearings so families can meet with attorneys and representatives. childcare is provided to parents while they meet with their representatives. interpreting services are available by telephone. attorneys and repr

. >> reporter: 11-year-old niece jessica sleeping on a couch in the front room, suffered smoke inhalation. now on life support, at children's hospital. her son jumped out the window and escaped. >> my heart sunk. i couldn't believe that that could happen to somebody that was such an angel on this earth. >> reporter: julie howard is the principal at robert sanders elementary in san jose where sandy works as a librarian. the school created a gofundme for financial support. the staff is offering meals and furniture. >> it's a way to show there is good in this world and we're not going to stop, we're going to move forward. >> what's going on. >> reporter: on top of funeral arrangements, they are trying to figure out where to live. the school is accepting donations on their behalf. i reached out to the fire department for an update. i did not hear back. earlier reports say the fire started in a back room. the cause of the fire is under investigation and the family tells me it is a fairly old home d there are no smoke alarms. frank? >> azenith smith in san jose, thank you. >>> no verdict today

she was managing child care and bchildcare and be runne house and occasionally crawling on me on the couch while she sat on ths the ottoman jus bottom as away watching so she could jump up and grab her if she got too close to myoo foot. most of what i remember, solitude and pain. i do however remember one particular day it changed the view of what i wante wanted a half-year-old daughter was capable of. i made it ther whole day without crying and without the depression crushing and. i dared to hold this meant i was turning a corner and maybe i was going to get some of my life back and then around four or 5:00 i felt a tall tale whaling chest and darkness are darkness circling. it causewere going. it caused panic and then despair. i blurted out i almost made it today. i'm so sorry i had to call you. i started to think i could survive this but i can't. this will never get better. i'm so broken. i'm just so broken. how can anybody possibly recover from this. she was already driving home. you will survive this, she said. your home hormones and brain will get better. just hold on. i'm about to p

so far they have reported rusted cars, kitchen appliances, couches and a whole lot more.aking matters worse, the dump is near a creek. rob roth went onto the site today and told us authorities are looking for way to stop the dumping. >> reporter: these ranchlands along the back roads of western marin county hardly look like a city dump but some people are treating it like one. this is just 1 of two cars the marine marin resource conservation district found dumped down a steep embankment on private property but that is not all. cleanup crews are also pulling our kitchen appliances. at least 200 tires, couches and other junk but even that is not all . >> there is somebody that keeps throwing dead goats out over the side . >> the debris field is about 1/3 mile long. it is unclear why this spot of the road attracts illegal dumping but some say it has been going on for years . >> there are a few landowners here with large acreage of the land that they own. it is ranching and agricultural land so really steep as well so i think it's easy for people to just like be out of sight

before you spend the day on the couch or at the stadium. as a psychologist rachel coleman specializes in health and wellness so a lot of people think i'm going to be out all day on sunday. >>not me back pass all see my calories, a leader that's really worst thing that people could golden says eating a healthy meal instead of snacking throughout the also >>on the right track. the problem is and people are busy logically hungry. and they're bored are mindless eating was there watching t a and there's just it's easier to on things staying active during the game can also help golden says maybe during commercials or even haas time. it may be do like that and climbers are sarah and just even to get up and stretch even small changes this football >>for today's health minute i'm mary moloney. >>so unfortunately, those popeye's chicken sandwiches everybody is going bonkers over are sold out officially for now hear how one rapper though is taking advantage of all the hype. >>leslie jones will not be returning to saturday night live this fall that's a

disney is the parent company of abc 7. >> that couch -- >> i like the upside down snowman. like the food baby, the food belly. >> he's got a pack of -- are those marlboros next to him and hanes underwear. living his best life. i would watch that show. hi, mike. >>> looks like 30 years have been rough on him. >> he is living his best life. >> shear a look at jellyfish clouds this morning. check it out. patchy low clouds making a late push to the east. this is from mt. tam. what a gorgeous sunrise. we were lucky this week to have the multi layers of clouds that have been bringing us this gorgeous sunrise. i appreciate you've been appreciating them on social media. brighter today, below average highs. partly cloudy skies tonight. it's going to get hot again. let's take a look in the south bay. 74 milpitas, 85 in morgan 74 in redwood city down to 68 in millbrae on the peninsula. 61 to 63 along the coast with more sunshine today. 64 to 67 downtown south san francisco and sausalito. low 60s north bay coast where it will also be breezy. starting at 76 in vallejo, 83 in santa rosa,

so far they have removed rusted cars, kitchen appliances, couches and more . >> to make matters worsehes near a creek that feeds bodega bay. rob roth one-upped of the site to find out how authorities plan to stop the illegal dumping . >> these ranchlands along the back roads of western marin county hardly look like a city dump that some people are treating it like one . >> this is just 1 of two cars in the marin resource conservation district found dumped on private property down a steep embankment. that is not all. cleanup crews are pulling out kitchen appliances. at least 200 tires, couches and other junk but even that is not all . >> there is somebody that keeps throwing dead goats out over the side . >> the debris field is about 1/3 mile long. it is an clear why this spot attracts illegal dumping but some say it has been going on for years . >> there is a few landowners here with large acreage of land that they own pick ranching, agricultural lands so it is really, really steep as well so i think it is easy for people to feel like it is out of sight and out of mind. >> making this

join us back here on the couch at noon eastern tomorrow. now, here's harris. >> harris: we are getting set to hear from two members of congress locked in a bitter standoff with israel amid a report that house democrats plan to retaliate. this is "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. we are awaiting a news conference where congresswoman ilhan omar and rashida tlaib will address israel's decision to refuse the request for an official visit. this, as house democrats including jewish members are reportedly considering action against the u.s. and israeli ambassadors over the band trip. president trump went after the potential move on twitter over the weekend. democrat kirsten gillibrand says the u.s. must hold israel "accountable." >> congress has a duty to make decisions about whether we give aid, how we protect allies such as israel with qualitative military edge. i don't know why netanyahu would want to deny members of congress to come to israel if they expect us to be a never ending partner and friend. >> harris: this is the hour to w

and now sarah sanders is making her debut on the "fox & friends" couch pretty soon. >> sarah sanders,d faces to the american people. stephanie grisham, not so much. this is the newest white house press secretary. not only has she not held a press briefing, she also has a checkered past, accusations of plagiarism and fraud in her prior jobs. presumably she's well paid, we know sarah sanders was getting $183,000 a year. yet we don't really have a clue what stephanie gruisham is doin on a day-to-day basis. >> most people don't know who she is, she hasn't been in the limelight the way sanders and spicer were, sparring with the press in the briefing room every day. most people don't know who she is or what she's really doing. i think at this point we're not going to see probably a daily press briefing resume. that just doesn't seem to be something in the near future we're going to see. she's seemingly doing more logistics, answering questions and responding to reporters and trying to give them background information. but you're right, we're not seeing her in front of the cameras like sean