. >> the daisy commercial was born. they kicked up the notch of dirty politics. >> lyndon johnson: we must either love each other or we must die. >> goldwater, jr.: that's become a classic of how to define your opponent. >> woman: johnson had said, "goldwater's already tying the rope around his neck. so let him keep doing it with all of his statements and what he's saying out there on the field, and all we have to do is give it a little tug." so the little tug were the ads that these characters concocted. >> sabato: you look back at all the election maps and you see what really caused a realignment? what caused people to think differently about their partisan identification? and, boy, it was 1964. the ads before 1964 weren't just primitive -- they were dull. >> man: eisenhower answers america. >> the democrats have made mistakes, but aren't their intentions good? >> well, if the driver of your school bus runs into a truck, hits a lamppost, drives it into a ditch, you don't say, "his intentions are good" -- you get a new

. >> reporter: walter family members of the daisy torres says that she remains in icu at jefferson. police said she was hit in the arm and upper chest. they are still looking for the shooter some neighbors say they saw two people leaving quickly from the scene. just as 12:30 this morning gunfire broke out outside of this home in the 8500 block of somerdale, bum et cetera hit daisy torres multiple times as police believe she was targeted. >> m80 fire works or something like. that just really loud, consecutive and then over. >> reporter: moments before the shooting torres closed a window in her bedroom. >> she went to the window, the window was opened, and the screen was opened a little bit we don't know if she closed it , but she remembers that she looked outside, didn't see anything, went back to her bed and then next thing you know she felt a burning sensation. >> we have seen a bunch of cop cars, and just an ambulance and we seen daisy being escorted out of her house. >> reporter: neighbors say thursday, they saw suspicious activity and is now reported to it police. >> two people

i agree with daisy.r her head right now and it all comes down to whether people feel she handles things well or not. you are quite right to link the two stories because they are most definitely linked. her weakness and the labour party movement. let me link another one. the front of the financial times... link another one. the front of the financial times. .. very nicely done. almost as if it was planned! their suggestion is that she is yes, under pressure, but partly because of what labour are announcing. let's forget about silly season. it's all going to start when parliament comebacks together and brexit legislation starts to get negotiated. the importance of the last election was that the tories wanted a big majority to smooth the brexit they wanted to the comments. the problem is, they do not have a majority, which means on the one hand, labour ta ke which means on the one hand, labour take this position matters. it would not have done before. but it matters fiow. not have done before. but it matter

she wrote, i am so close to introducing them both to daisy.a, ha, we can do it together. as a date. smiley face. in yet another, she wrote, i hate them with every inch of me. revenge will be mine, and it will be very, very sweet. >> it was very obvious that danielle had some kind of hatred towards sam, that there was -- that she wanted to hurt him. >> reporter: and based on those text messages, it seemed clear to detectives that she had persuaded michael to feel the same way. >> i absolutely think she poisoned michael's mind as far as what sam was. >> everything he knew about sam was that he was a violent person. he was described to him as a drunk, as a cheater, as a liar. that knowledge came from one person and one person alone. it was danielle. >> reporter: did you have any evidence as you kept investigating that sam was abusive or violent toward danielle? >> there was no evidence of that whatsoever. >> danielle definitely had control over michael minor. she did manipulate him. did she manipulate him to the point of killing sam? i don't know

daisy's body is torn apart by the german shepherds.he mallings last six minutes. >> she was on the side and her inhadicides were behind her. so i got the towel over her and was holding her while she was still alive. i mean she survived it. >> reporter: her injuries were so severe she had had to be put asleep. animal control returned again. the dogs were gone and the owner would not reveal where the dogs were. we also knocked and got no reply. >> the location where the dogs are at, are they going to be able to do the same thing? escape? >> reporter: they say the case is strong with video evidence. and if the dogs are deemed dangerous, the owner must follow certain guidelines which includes muzzles, harnesses and behavior training. >> i'm concerned my other neighbor won't come outside. is it possible they'll attack an abefore they get taken? that's not okay. >> reporter: abc 7 news. >>> well, a wild fire burning in butte county has destroyed 10 homes and threatened 500 other structures tonight. 1500 people were given immediate evacuation

. >> hur dog, daisy, has died. only, only "abc7 news" follows her frustration in a quest for justice. >> live, where you live, this is "abc7 news." >> it's incredible. the response is absolutely beyond anything that we could ever dream or hope for. i am so proud to be a texan today. >> out of the flood water and into the air. happening in texas, nearly a hundred nursing home patients are being flown finally to safety. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. it's a hopeful ending to what's been a trying day in port arthur, east of houston, where people are standing in the flood waters from hurricane harvey, now a tropical depression. >> all day long, we've been watching these evacuations of more than 70 patients, trapped for more than 24 hours. they had to be brought out by boat, many of them in wheelchairs. >> neighbors and family members started the evacuations before authorities were able to get there. they alerted a reporter of the urgent need. one of the night nurses saw what was happening on tv and

it's two graphic to show but daisy's beside is tornody is to. the mauling lasts six minutes. she screamed and grabbed a towel to shield her children. >> i called the vet and said we needed towels to pick up her beside and organs and we get her in the car and they said it was the most brutal attack they ever seen. >> reporter: daisy's injuries were so severe that she had to be put to sleep. animal control was called. there was a hole in the fence where the dogs broke through but the neighbors aren't cooperating. >> they didn't come over. they didn't call. they didn't do anything. animal control went tloeover th and they wouldn't answer their door. >> reporter: we knocked on the door and did not get an answer. the dogs are now gone. animal control returned and told us the owner won't reveal where the dogs are. >> the location where the dogs are at, are they going to do the same thing. obviously, we want the find out where the dogs are at and be able to make sure that the safety of the public is not jeopardized. >> reporter: animal services says the case is strong with the video

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debbie salvidar, 16 years of age, dominic, 14, xavier 8, and little daisy 6.th 84-year-old manuel salvidar and his wife, 81 years of age who planned to celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary in october. back in a moment. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

and daisy bates were. my book really has to do with a fire at the arkansas negro boys' industrial school, but i wanted to put the historical context, and i'm going to start with, it's kind of in the middle of my introduction which is just a couple of paragraphs. it's l.c. and his wife daisy bates knew only too well, white supremacy had been carried out by slavery, bad science, murder, rape, terrorism, lynching, massacres, mass incarceration, disenfranchisement, racial cleansing, arson, racial covenants, predatory lending, loan discrimination, red-lining, blockbusting, segregation, intimidation, hue humiliation, discrimination, denial of free speech, termination from employment, a truly massive theft of financial resources for services law any intended for black -- lawfully intended for black citizens, quarantine rather than effective treatment of black persons diagnosed with tuberculosis, paternalism and a civil and criminal justice system that routinely denied african-americans due process and equal prote

esos como me gustan. >> la gozadera. >> oye, la encuentra apretada a daisy.go esto en el pelo rizado me tengo que ir a una pausa perdÓn. >> pausa, nos vamos a una pausa se me va, perdÓn, pero bueno, quiÉn manda ahora, se agudiza el control del cartel de sinaloa despuÉs de la extradiciÓn de "el chapo" guzmÁn. >> tras 25 aÑos de su partido seÑores el commander, banda carnaval y muchos otros serÁn los encargados de recordar la vida y trayectoria de chalino sÁnchez todo aquÍ en "un nuevo dÍa" que comienza >>> amigos llegÓ el momento de yo lo vi y vamos hablar de 2 hermosos pandas de un zoolÓgico en holanda que celebraron su cumpleaÑos, cada panda disfrutÓ de un delicioso pastel preparado con miel, frutas, vegetales y 4 velas hechas con ramas de bambÚ. >> gracias a los programas de protecciÓn podemos celebrarÍa que es el panda no es una especie en vÍas de extinciÓn. >> ademÁs danny son tus ositos favoritos >>> en sri lanka celebrando por todo lo alto, millones de personas asistieron al desfile anual de elefantes que es el preÁmbulo de una de las fiestass religio r

with me are the political commentator and journalist, daisy mcandrew, and tim stanley, lead writer at the daily telegraph. tomorrow's front pages. of course some of the papers feature tropical storm harvey. the ft reports that the us state of houston has been hit by "catastrophic" flooding as the storm caused torrential rains along much of the texas coast. the express focuses on what it calls labour's u—turn on the single market, saying the party is facing a backlash from mps after announcing a shift in party policy on brexit. the sun suggests scientists in the us have found a breakthrough to prevent the risk of heart attack and cancer. the i also leads with the same story. they say the drug has been welcomed by the british heart foundation. the guardian's headline is backlash over labour's shift to soft brexit. they report that the move risks alienating thousands of voters in traditional seats who support greater controls on immigration. the daily mail, also reports on the new study which claims thousands of lives could be saved thanks to a new heart drug hailed as the biggest breakt

guantes por doquier dan cuenta del rescate de los cuerpos sin vida de daisy saldÍvar, javier saldÍvary su esposa velia. familiares de las vÍctimas llegaron al lugar donde trataban de asimilar la situaciÓn. >> habÍamos estado trabajando con la familia porque fueron nuestros oficiales que rescataron al seÑor, el otro dÍa. ya hablÉ con la familia para darles nuestro pÉsame. marcela: sin embargo, este caso no es la Última ni la única tragedia que ha dejado a su paso, harvey, porque hasta el mediodÍa de hoy la policía de houston informÓ que aÚn debe responder al menos a 20 casos mÁs de personas desaparecidas. la madre de los cuatro menores a pedido respeto y discreciÓn en estos momentos de profunda estÉs ahÍ confusiÓn que vive su familia por lo cual no ha querido dar declaraciones sobre esta terrible tragedia. presentador: gracias. hasta el momento suman 28 personas muertas en texas, vÍctimas de la furia de harvey. 30,000 habitantes han sido evacuados. los socorristas han rescatado a unas 8500 personas en algunas zonas han caÍdo hasta 52 pulgadas de agua. mÁs adelante vamos a continuar con

i'm sure you all are aware that daisy bates works.this month's book really has to do with a fire at the arkansas negro boys industrial school i wanted to put the historical context and i'm going to start with, it's kind of in the middle of my introduction which is a couple of paragraphs. elsie and his wife daisy bates who know only too well white supremacy had been carried out by slavery . bad signs, murder, rape, terrorism, lynching, massacres, mass incarceration. disenfranchisement, racial cleansing. arson, racial confidence, predatory lending, loan discrimination, redlining, blockbusting, segregation, intimidation, humiliation, discrimination and now, free speech. termination from employment, a truly massive debt, a financial resource for services lawfully intended for black citizens. >> orenstein rather than effective treatment. of a black person's diagnosis to berkey los. eternal is an and eight civil and criminal justice system that routinely denies african americans due process and equal protection of the law. as an integral pa

her insides were spilling out. >> reporter: daisy had been attacked. surveillance video shows two dogs next door break through a fence grabbing her by the neck. the mauling lasts six minutes. >> she was on the side, and her insides were behind her. so i got the towel and i just laid behind her and i was holding her. she was still alive. she survived it. >> reporter: the injuries were so severe, she had to be put to sleep. animal control was called but the neighbors would not answer the door. the owner would not reveal where the dogs were. we also knocked and got no rely. >> the location where the dogs are currently at, are they going to be able to escape? so we want to find out where the dogs are at. >> reporter: the case is strong with the video evidence. a hearing will be set and if the dogs are dangerous, the owner must follow certain guidelines, which include muzzles, harnesses and behavior training. >> i'm afraid for my kids. my other dog won't come outside. is it okay that it could attack another person or animal before they get taken? that's not

one day their mother daisy told them listen we are going to put an end to this. don't close the gate, let them come flying on up and she stood back in that corner there back in that corner hidden with this big pail of water that she used for bathing. i don't know how she did this. the kids came flying back and she doused them with this big bucket of water and she said you kids leave my kids alone. that was part of the dynamic. it was an integrated neighborhood. it was not one really of racial tensions. "august wilson" is such an iconic pittsburgh figure and all but one of his major plays really have pittsburgh themes whether it's urban redevelopment , whether it's the coming of drugs or whether it's urban renewal later in the 1990s in the hill district. so he and his plays really capture an important part of pittsburgh's history. wilson had a real sense of place he walked the streets of the hill district. he never drove a car. he didn't have a license, didn't like driving and didn't like flying. he was a person who walked. he could walk for miles and as he walked

. >> we seen daisy being escorted out of her house. >> thursday they saw suspicious activity and have reported it to police. they kept creeping up on houses, watching for hours. something scary for everyone around here. we had a license plate and gave it to police. >> torres works in family court in philadelphia but doesn't work directly with families or on cases. her family believes this may be a case of mistaken identity. police are looking for leads. reporting in the northeast, annie mccormick, channel6 "action news." >> police are investigating a shooting in north if i would on the 600 block of west tioga street. someone opened fire hitting the victim in the hand and neck. the victim was taken to temp hospital. no arrests have been made. >>> a 19-year-old was shot and killed walking to a store in germantown and police are looking for the person responsibility. his mother is asking for your help. here's rick williams with tonight's crime fighter report. >> angela parish remembers her son marquise johnson with a smile. >> loving, caring, very smart. funny. just an all around good ki

joseph and daisy, i got to give them joint credit. dumpster daisy because joseph rescued this adorable sweet angel from a dumpster. didn't ever want to leave her alone so you created this so you didn't have to leave her alone. >> there's something about -- i just want to tell the audience like i've watched this morning the dogs went into the backpack and they all are like in a trance now. i don't know if it's the warmth of your body or knowing they're close to you but these dogs are like absolutely the happiest that i've ever seen. do you have an extra large so i can put all four of my dogs in it. >> not quite. you'll have to bring friends. they do hold dogs from 5 pounds to 35 pounds. 5 to 35. four different sizes and sturdy. you use it for hiking, beinging. >> i love this. >> lea lives in new york city. central park. she puts the dog on the backpack central park. >> that pug is so happy. >> normally $70, slashed in half, $35 for a canine sports sack. >> i love this. >> should we tell everyone we partnered with all these great compan

thank you daisy and tim, you'll both be back at half 11 for another look at the stories making the newsmorrow. coming up next — meet the author. 0n the cover of sam bourne's latest thriller, to kill the president, it says this: "the unthinkable has happened. "the united states has elected a volatile demagogue as president." well, readers may suspect that they know what's coming, but of course, we don't know who he is. he has no name in the book. just that there's enough danger for some of those around him to have to face a troubling moral dilemma. well, sam bourne is the guardian columnist jonathan freedland. he has long since outed himself as the author. welcome. some of your readers may find the setup in this novel eerily familiar. does that make it easier or harder to write? well, in some ways harder, because this is meant to be and is avowedly fiction. it's an alternative present. but of course the reader is going to have recent and current events in their mind. so you have to sort of ride that and use that to your advantage, and yet also insert things that will be wholly unfamiliar

daisy pascual de 52 aÑos estacionÓ su vehÍculo y volviÓ a poner la trasmisiÓn de su carro.mujer fue llevada al hospital donde perdiÓ la vida. estudiantes de preparatoria recibieron celulares gratis con acceso internet. la medida forma parte de un programa coordinado por el alcalde, distrito unificado de san josÉ y empresas tecnolÓgicas con la finalidad de ayudar a cerrar la brecha de la tecnologÍa, la informaciÓn y el conocimiento. seÑalaron que las aulas de clases implementan estas herramientas porque al llegar muchos jÓvenes a sus casas, muchos de ellos no tienen acceso internet. >> es una oportunidad para igualar a la comunidad. para que puedan competir con las comunidades. teniendo acceso a internet en casa. ramÓn: mÁs de 4600 alumnos se beneficiaron con celulares y se espera que el programa avance hasta incluir a 1 millÓn de estudiantes de escasos recursos. mire la iniciativa de utilizar casas miniatura para ayudar a albergar a los mÁs de 4000 indigentes que viven en san josÉ. despuÉs de la oposiciÓn de varios vecinos la ciudad se redujo de casi 100 a cuatro los terren

afternoon in newport beach, the mom of three paired a colorful triangle top with a vibrant flowy coverup, daisyukes and a flannel. ♪ >> there was no blake shelton in sight. just those abs for days. recently gwen told us her boyfriend of two years is her "fit"spiration. >> it's because of him i worked out this morning. i wasn't going to work out, so --. >> that's awesome. >> he is my trainer. >> then there's heidi klum who at 44 is every inch the ageless supermodel, who by the way, is killing it in the vacation game while rocking a floral bikini. >> i am very romantic and old fashion i guess. >> she's a simple girl really. just needs one yacht, an outdoor shower, and 31-year-old boyfriend vito schnabel paddling her down the european coast. well played, heidi. >> 41 yooerld kate winslet gave a hint of an orange bikini with a coverup. it's the throwback arm accessory. "titanic" co-star leonardo dicaprio. they helped auction off a dinner with the duo for leo's charity. >> well, we have one more very impressive celeb body for you to check out. look at this, sofia vergara stripped down. does that get

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>> you know, i love daisy may's -- >> seth: okay, where's daisy -- >> on 11th street. >> seth: okay,ry cafeteria style, don't think it's all fancy ya'll. [ laughter ] >> seth: okay, gotcha. >> all right, you can't wear this dress there. >> seth: by the way, it was very hard for me to picture fancy barbecue late at night. [ laughter ] >> so, okay. >> seth: all right, well, great. so, congratulations on "america's got talent." you -- very good ratings this year, you're a host -- have you been enjoying it? >> yeah, i have been having a really good time, but it is hard as hell. >> seth: it is. you were saying backstage, you have to -- you have to interview everyone. >> i have to interview every single person. >> seth: and they have very divergent talents. >> quite. i mean, it's the -- the singin' chicken that plays the piano, and the dog -- >> seth: yeah? was that a good interview? [ light laughter ] >> that was really good. she was like, laying eggs, and stuff. so, and then i'm the one that has to like hug them when they're crying, and tell them it's going to be okay. >> seth: right, so

congrats to miss daisy on all those years of life. >>> still ahead on wusa9, turnish security guards were indicted after this attack. most are out of the so will they ever stand trial? we talked to a legal expert to find the answer. >>> hospitals are critical after a natural disaster of harvey. and the numbers are stuck in the hospital because they have nowhere else to go. after the suffering in houston, there's a growing problem. there's a concern of price gauging from water to gas. >>> when disaster strikes, we come together. visit wusa9.com/texascares and the money goes to the harvey disaster relief fund >>> there's neighbors helping neighbors through the challenges of hurricane harvey, but there are also those who see opportunities in a disaster. people are reporting getting are the most desperate for supplies. meg oliver has that story. >>reporter: in texas during a disaster like hurricane harvey, it's illegal to charge for basic necessities and complaints are pouring into state officials including stores charging $100 for a case of drinking water. >> you are not supposed to art

daisy only six years old. tell us a little bit about that little girl. >> oh. are, she was just adorable, always laughing. you couldn't help but laugh. i mean, the minute she walked in the room -- excuse me. >> that's okay. >> yeah. she was great. i mean, you know, i didn't see her much. i wish i would have seen her more often. before mom and dad really got sick, they used to take care of her and they were always talking about daisy. oh, she did this and she did that. and, you know, just they were always just playing with her. i mean, she was a very good little girl. all of them were. all of them were. >> what do you remember, rick, about them? i mean, they had their whole lives ahead of them, all four of them. >> yes. yeah, i know. that's the tragedy of it. i mean, you don't expect, you know, one kid to go, much less four, you know. so we're trying to help with the funeral arrangements because my brother and his wife, they weren't prepared for this. i mean, who would be? you know. so we're just trying to help each other, you know, get through this. >> well, ri

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brothers dominic, 15, xavier 8, and little sister daisy, just 6, watched as floodwaters kept rising. the drive to safety turned tragic. their aunt said there was nothing her nephew could do. >> they couldn't talk to me about the kids. it's a great loss. i mean, it's very, very devastating. >> reporter: the bodies of the victims and the van are still missing. tonight green's bayou is a sea of floodwaters. search crews clinging to hope as they wade through so much loss. miguel almaguer, nbc news, houston. >>> incredibly, harvey which is back out over the gulf as a tropical storm, is set to make landfall for a third time overnight. this time, closing in on louisiana. evoking haunting memories of hurricane katrina, which also made landfall there exactly 12 years ago today. new orleans could see as much as six inches of rain through thursday, and flash flood watches are in effect for most of the state. for more now on the threat, we turn to nbc meteorologist dylan drier. >> we're still dealing with the tropical storm at this time. winds up to about 50 miles per hour right now. the storm i

las otras vctimas sus hermanos dominic de 15, xavier de 8 y la ms pequeÑa daisy de 6 aÑos de edad.de la familia llegaron hasta el lugar. sot: benito rodriguez / amigo de la familia 21:42" "me dio mucha tristeza no pude ni llegar mejor me regresé nomás de imaginarme el cuadro mejor me regresé de verdad es triste y le damos nuestro más sentido pésame a la familia" la camioneta fue recuperada justo a un lado de este vecindario en donde hoy sus residentes lamentaban lo ocurrido. sot: marleen rosas / residente del rea 17:46" "pues es impotente porque no le hubiera gustado salvar a mucha gente, pero estábamos todos en la misma situación, también estuvimos en peligro nosotros" outro ahorita veo vo/cesar telemundo une esfuerzos con la cruz roja para ayudar a los damnificados del huracn ''harvey'' ---usted puede ingresar a la pagina web o al nmero 1 800-596- 6576 que aparece en pantalla para proveer ayuda a los residentes afectados... blanca/take vo ---en telemundo 48 somos primeros con la noticia donde comenzamos con informacin de ltimo minuto que nos llega desde sacramento donde las autor

daisy: daniel, i can't be with you. [knocking] rodrigo: abre la puerta!t in the shower, i'm taking your ass back to mexico. ♪ grandma: you are getting a haircut. daniel: i can't cut my hair. this is my source of rock and roll power. [speaking foreign language] mirna: rodrigo, ahhhh!! rodrigo: ay, get in the car! [screaming] mirna: you can run, but you can't hide! daniel: what kind of doctor is this? rodrigo: she's no doctor. [speaking foreign language] agata: you are going to die. [speaking foreign language] daniel: so, there's no problem with the drinking and driving here? [speaking foreign language] daniel: this guy's gonna screw us over, is he? el flaco: not if you don't give me no reason to. ♪ [yelling] [gasping] [speaking foreign language] daniel: you know, i've never seen a picture of my mom. daniel: i'm dying. ♪ rodrigo: daniel! ♪ announcer: ruta madre. ♪ damian: well, that is just hilarious, and you could totally put yourself in the shoes of, you know, the young kid who's trying to re-find himself. lucho: that's so true, and it's one of those film

. >> i think our daisy would like that one.ng rundown, president trump getting behind a new plan that would cut the number of legal immigrants coming to the u.s. in half. that plan is meeting fierce resistance and cecilia vega has the details. good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: hi, george. there has been fierce pushback immediately from both sides of the aisle in congress. what this bill does, the plan would give admission preference to english speaking and skilled workers. the white house says this is president trump making good on a campaign promise but, critics are not backing down on this one, even the u.s. chamber of commerce. >>> the washington post publishing leaked phone calls. in one call the president urged mexico president to stop talking about how mexico would refuse to pay for the border wall. in the call with australia's prime minister, the president called himself the world's greatest person that does not let people into the country. he said he had been calling leaders all day and that, quote, putin was a pleasa

guest: daisy is, from washington, d.c. free democrats. caller: good morning. you know what? the government is all messed up. they need to clean this up and stop blaming all these people. they need to either go to jail, get trump out. they need to go do something. they are the ones who messed up. host: with good as steve coming from chatsworth, illinois on the line for independents. all, -- when we went there with charlie wilson. and supply the telegram. -- and supply the taliban. heroine to fester. at another of its basically but --in our country, h, is a wasted war, wasted money, wasted human life. that we went 17 years in there. guest: i want to draw out one point and correct one point. when we are talking about charlie wilson's war, back during the days of the reagan administration, we never really supplied the taliban. the taliban emerged in 1994. if you look at the timeline, they were three or four years old at the time of the soviet invasion. say what you will about the central intelligence agency, but they are not in the habit training kindergartners. the point is whe

evening in the papers — our guests joining me tonight are the political commentator and journalist, daisye responding to reports of a domestic disturbance have discovered the body of a toddler in a house in manchester. police say a man is now being questioned on suspicion of murder and a woman is being treated in hospital for serious injuries. naomi cornwell reports. it was here the body of a toddler was found alone in an empty house. police were called just after midnight following reports of a domestic incident. when officers arrived, they were told a man and woman had left the house and gone to hospital. but when they went in, they discovered the body of a young boy. it is a harrowing case. there is a clear impact on the local community and sympathies are with the friends and family and the community. we are working hard with the family and the community to provide reassurance and support. neighbours said they are devastated. sick to find out it was a child. i have onlyjust found out through the press on the internet it was a child. it is horrible, horrible feeling. i am sure everybody

ina in a statement on facebook, mark zuckerberg has announced he has had a second baby girl called daisyrong woman. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter. i'm @bbcmikeembley. thank you for watching. hello. a full uk forecast is on the way and i can tell you, it will be nothing like as disruptive or dangerous as the weather we're still seeing on the other side of the atlantic. tropical storm harvey has already delivered over one metre of rain in parts of texas. the radar picture shows the wet weather has been relentless and it continues on tuesday. we are likely to see further flooding and the problems may extend further east as well, along the gulf coast, through parts of louisiana, mississippi, alabama. the risk of tornadoes as well. this dangerous weather situation continues. back home, some spots on monday got up to 28 degrees and south—eastern areas could see something similar on tuesday. further north and west, areas of cloud working into the picture. this stripe of cloud through yorkshire, lincolnshire, midlands, wales and the south—west, very slow—moving

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. >> hur dog, daisy, has died.ews" follows her frustration in a quest for justice. >> live, where you live, this is "abc7 news." >> it's incredible. the response is absolutely beyond anything that we could ever dream or hope for. i am so proud to be a texan today. >> out of the flood water and into the happening in texas, nearly a hundred nursing home patients are being flown finally to safety. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. it's a hopeful ending to what's been a trying day in port arthur, east of houston, where people are standing in the flood waters from hurricane harvey, now a tropical depression. >> all day long, we've been watching these evacuations of more than 70 patients, trapped for more than 24 hours. they had to be brought out by boat, many of them in wheelchairs. >> neighbors and family members started the evacuations before authorities were able to get there. they alerted a reporter of the urgent need. one of the night nurses saw what was happening on tv and rushed in to help. >> i

evening in the papers, our guestsjoining me tonight are the political commentator and journalist, daisyer at the daily telegraph. in america, more than a thousand people have been rescued from rising floodwaters in houston in texas. the heavy rain has been described as "catastrophic" and a major emergency has been declared, with hundreds still stranded. 0ur correspondentjames cook is in houston. thanks very much. across this city right now, an unprecedented crisis is unfolding. hundreds of rescues are taking place at this very moment. we havejust heard are taking place at this very moment. we have just heard this weather event is on a scale never before recorded in history, with the possibility of rainfall reaching up to 50 inches, the most ever seen in this state. harvey arrived in houston with a vengeance, no longer packing the full force of a hurricane, but still deadly. in 2a hours, more than two feet of rain fell on the fourth largest city in the united states. the results are devastating. it appears to be one of the worst floods houston is ever had. we are measuring it not in inch

but one of the big important leaders, daisy barr. daisy douglas barr was a quaker preacher. one of the most important leaders in the klan in the 1920s. this group is not what one expects. and so, there's an enormous racial conflict in the 1920s. the klan is going to tank because of corruption in the late 1920s but it will rise again later. i think i'm going to do pretty well with my time here. the final issue i want to talk about. bless your hearts. is the equal rights amendment. i think many of us in this room associate it with the late 1960s and 1970s. it did pass through the congress in 1972. so it's a good reason to associate that amendment that suggested amendment to the constitution with the 1960s and '70s but in fact it was penned in 1923 by alice paul who was the founder and -- oh, look. doing it again. this is alice paul the founder and leader of the national women's party, who after the suffrage amendment was won, wanted to guarantee that in the law -- that laws could not treat men and women differently. it was supposed to achieve that goal and make it impossible f

. >> you have daisy duke. >> yes. and this is evelyn. >> she is three months ole.he came in when she was about four weeks. she had horrible eyes. >> i think i'm keeping her calm here on my lap baa little puppy. >> yeah. she was surrendered with her mom, dad and little brother or her brother and all three of those guys were adopted. she will be available tomorrow. she is two months old. >> why is it important to get involved? this. >> we save so many lives in that day. this year we are hoping for 90. we want to see everybody there. >> people who may not know where your shelter is located. >> 125 county house road in new jersey. not far from philadelphia. in terms of adopts a kitten or puppy what should people be asking if they have children or maybe if they have babies in their home what question should they be asking in terms of having a kitten or puppy? >> when they first come in they will fill out an adoption and we'll match them with animals we feel fit. >> so you may think you're getting a puppy but you may getting a one or two-year-old might be better. >> yes.