daniella explains. - when it's time to focus, do you reach for a caffeinated drink like soda, coffee or tea? if you do, you could be reaching for trouble. medical experts say caffeine is more than just a chemical compound. it's actually a mood altering drug. that means it gives you ups and downs, sort of like being on an unpleasant merry-go-round ride. on the up side, caffeine can give you a short term energy boost. but here's the downside. caffeine can also cause anxiety, the jitters, and trouble sleeping. and when it wears off you can feel sluggish. even worse, if you drink caffeine on a regular basis, your body begins to crave it. so when you don't get caffeine, you can have withdrawal symptoms, including headaches and difficulty concentrating. and that's not good for your schoolwork. so, whether it's soda, coffee or tea, go for de-caff. you're under enough pressure from school as it is, don't let caffeine make things even harder. i'm daniella for teen kids news. - a great way to eat your veggies, my recipe is next on teen kids news. don't go away. if you're looking frien. "hi!!!"

. >> reporter: hudson hasn't seen daniella a very gas since last week when they took her into custody> for now i'm not so sure my dream will develop. >> reporter: she came from argentina when she was 7. she was protected under daca, the program protecting young people brought to the u.s. as children temporary permission to stay and work permits. her status expired in november and she did not apply until november when she could come up with the $400 fee. her attorney said they're threatening to deport her without a hearing. >> she's a good person with no criminal history with a good range of accomplishment. >> we're getting the bad ones out. >> reporter: president trump said his policies target criminals but the order he signed allows for the removal of all undocumented imgrants. patricia ice is with an an advocacy group for immigrantses. >> i think they're trying to put fear in the minds of those who are undoumtsed and get them to maybe self-deport. >> friends held a listerine® total care strengthens teeth, helps prevent cavities and restores tooth enamel. it's an easy way to give lis

this is 25-year-old daniella. in the video, she is going through typical therapy. here's the amazing thing about this story, she was in a coma since 2009. >> whoa. >> she has given birth to a daughter, but complications during the birth left her with blood poisoning sending her in a coma. for years her family stuck by her. seven years later she came out of that coma. so now her family and doctors are working with her to essentially teach her how to walk again, how to move again. >> we hear stories about people going into a coma and their families decide to let them live and stay in the coma with hope. and this is the hope. when it happens, it makes you do a double-take. >> you're right. so you can imagine the joy her family feels right now, especially if you look at this video where she's laying there on that bed. but tell me she's not feeling the music, the song that they're playing to her. they are amazed at how far she's come in a short period of time. her family did take her to a clinic in germany to be treated but ran out of money. he have gone back to serbia.

of a young woman who was arrested while trying to renew per permission to stay in the 22-year-old daniellaargas was picked up yesterday by immigration agents when she pulled over a friend's car in mississippi. she urged president trump to protect people like her. >> a path to citizenship is necessary, also for the 11 million undocumented people are dreams. today my father and brother await deportation while i continue to fight this battle as a dreamer to help contribute to this country, which i feel that is very much my country. >> vargas was brought to the u.s. from argentina when she was 7 years old. she reapplied last month. >>> a woman charged with helping her husband plan the orlando nightclub shooting has been released. the judge ruled that she is not dangerous, and there is no proof she is tied to isis or has extremist views. last year o fire at the pulse nightclub killing 49 people. >>> coming up on "the morning news" a high-flying crash caught on video. a truck that flees police goes airborne after a wild chase. >>> and oprah winfrey hints at a run for the white house. >> i though

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while trying to renew her permission to stay in the united states legally as a dreamer. 22-year-old daniellaargas was picked up yesterday by immigration agents who pulled over a friend's car in mississippi. earlier she had spoken at a news conference urging president trump to protect people like her. >> the path to citizenship is necessary for daca recipients and the other 11 million undoumd people with dreams. today my father and brother await deportation while i continue to fight this battle as a dreamer to help contribute to this country which i feel that is very much my country. >> vargas was brought to the u.s. from argentina when she was 7 years old. her latest deferred action for childhood arrival status expired last november. she reapplied last month. >>> a federal judge in california ordered the release of a woman charged with helping her husband plan the orlando nightclub shooting. a judge ruled she is not dangero dangerous, and there is no proof she has ties to isis or has extremist views. omar mateen opened fire at the pulse nightclub killing 49 people last year. >>> coming up on

daniella relph is at buckingham palace.g extra. katherine grainger was today honoured by the queen at buckingham palace for doing just that. no british female 0lympian has ever won as many medals as her and those rowing medals were won over five consecretary sieve 0lympic games. sydney, athens, beijing london and rio. dame katherine grainger won a medal at them all. most notably her gold at the london 0lympics. she was honoured today for her longevity, her passion and at times her sheer guts. !tome times her sheer guts. !to me it is times her sheer guts. ! to me it is important for my services to sport but also to charity because that has been crucially important in my life but it is still, i don't know, it still ta kes a it is still, i don't know, it still takes a bit of getting used to. i'm used to aiming for medals and trying to achieve titles in rowing and this is one that i — you know you don't even dream of. although it is sinking in now that it has happened, i think it'll take a while to bed it in. charlotte dujardin

daniella vargas brought from argentina at the age of 7 in in the process of renewing her legal status when she was taken into custody. >> path to citizenship is necessary. marci: hours after speaking opposition to president trump's immigration policies. >> she was not breaking the law. >> her attorney filed a motion to ask her to keep her in the u.s. until her case can be heard in court. as for the case in l.a., the attorney applied for a u-visa to keep gonzalez from being deported. marci gonzalez, abc7 news, los angeles >> right now the hunt for a man who stole a government car and a military uniform. they believe the man may be armed. he stole a black government owned 2015 high -- hyundai allantra. he also took dress uniform and other items and the f.b.i. believe he may be in fairfax county. horace: here we go, folks. today was the last normal metro commute for the next 37 days. starting tomorrow, the next phase of safetrack kicks in. the first phase has blue and yellow line trains single tracking around the clock. dorn and huntington station. the second affects the trains south of

hours after daniella vargas spoke out about the president's new policies, she was pick up by federal immigration agents. ke kenneth moton has the story. >> reporter: the fight continues to free the 22-year-old brought to the u.s. illegally at 7 years old. immigration and customs enforcement agents pulled vargas over on a freeway wednesday. her friend jor began djordan sanders was in the car. >> it was horrible. >> reporter: just hurs before, she was speaking outed about president trump's immigration policies. she was in the process ever renewing her legal status. >> path to citizenship is necessary. >> reporter: the trump administration has said undocumented criminals are the priority. vargas' attorney says she was targeted. >> she was not breaking the law, but she was pulled over because she was identified as being at the press conference. >> reporter: i.c.e. denies the allegation. the stories of imglamigrant children and families have taken center stage. in california, relatives of little tony say the boy born in the u.s. can only talk to his syrian parents by phone. los angeles af

>> well, daniella vargas' lawyers are worried. they requested a stay for her.t was a lapse in the daca that must but renewed every two years that allowed federal agents to detain her. an ice official says mrs. var s mrs. vargas's arrest is for agents finding her, not speaking out. >> the statement that ice made is that they were going to take her in front of a judge. we would like for them to do what they said they were going to do. >> lawyer nathan elmore that you saw there, met with vargas this afternoon and said physically she's doing well. emotionally she's distraught. after all, she's been in federal custody since wednesday, shep. >> shepard: there's reports that agents found a firearm in the family's home which makes the case more complicated. >> yeah, more complicated. february 15, agents went to the vargas family home and detained her father and her brother. then conducted a search of the home. according to the clarion ledger newspaper, they're reporting the search uncovered a firearm, which miss vargas said was for protect. federal law prohibits undocu

daniella relph, bbc news, westminster bridge.an and a woman have been arrested in birmingham this afternoon by counter—terrorism detectives. six properties have also been searched. police are not linking today's arrests to last week's attack at westminster. eu competition regulators have blocked the merger of the london stock exchange with the owner of the frankfurt exchange — deutsche boerse. they say the deal would have given the new business too much market power and would have created a virtual monopoly. an american man who was paralysed below the shoulders has regained some movement by using his thoughts to send messages from implants in his brain to ones in his arm. doctors say it's the first time a system controlled by the brain has helped someone with severe paralysis to reach and hold objects. a private funeral for the singer george michael has taken place in north london. his publicist said it was a small ceremony, attended by family and close friends. the singer's family thanked his fans across the world "for their man

from buckingham palace, daniella relph reports.e queen at buckingham palace for doing just that. no british female olympian has ever won as many medals as her, and those rowing medals were won over five consecretary sieve olympic games — sydney, athens, beijing, london and rio. dame katherine grainger won a medal at them all. most notably her gold at the london olympics. she was honoured today for her longevity, her passion and at times her sheer guts. to me, it is important for my services to sport but also to charity, because that has been crucially important in my life, but it is still... i don't know, it still takes a bit of getting used to. i'm used to aiming for medals and trying to achieve titles in rowing, and this is one that, you know, you don't even dream of. although it is sinking in now that it has happened, i think it'll take a while to bed it in. charlotte dujardin is britain's most successful equestrian at the olympic games with three golds and one silver. this pairing brought dressage to audiences previously unawar