i am dexter, money. i it, money, and i said, got what? i am dexter, money. lam dexter.o the garden and carried on playing. emma and keira have arrived in st albans. many parents feel quite alone when raising a transgender child. today, keira's mum and dexter's mum are meeting up to offer each other support.” really feel like i have grieved, i grieved for talia, and not because i'm unhappy with you i'm left with, i love dexter to bits. it is like a loss of somebody. what do you think is the hardest thing for parents like us with transgender children? what's the hardest thing to cope with? the hardest thing is not being able to fix him, not being able to ta ke able to fix him, not being able to take his pain away and his anxiety away and not being able to, you know, when he's awake in the night and he says, ma'am, why did you make me wrong? why don't my privates match my brain and my heart? i can't make that better and as parents, thatis make that better and as parents, that is all you want to do. to fix everything for your kids. my biggest fear is her being bullied or di

. >>> handwriting specialists say the use of technology is damaging children's dexterity. the excessive swiping is not helping them develop the dexterity needed to hold pens and pencils. our question of the day is how concerned are you about children who struggle to hold pencils and pens due to too much technology? very concerned, somewhat concerned, or not concerned? let us know what you think. >>> a new study shows wine may not be beneficial for our health when it comes to dementia. researchers from oxford say drinking a half glass of wine a day can raise the risk of dementia and hurt the brain for the men and women. patients suffered a noticeable drop in the brain's ability to function over the course of four years. >>> a search is happening for those responsible for shooting and killing two people in san mateo county. up next, we have more information on the people killed and the person still in the hospital right now. >>> also, california senator dianne feinstein could be facing an uphill battle for reelection. we'll tell you the results from the convention that mean

. >> reporter: the program matched dexter who was homeless to live with ginny lee. >> dexter is a character>> i fell in love with dexter he has a nice smile and good heart. >> i feel like i'm living on my own. i've never been so happy in my life. >> reporter: the program fights lonely in his and so much more. >> they not only get a room in the home, they get somebody who knows that their needs are met and get to the doctor. >> i've got a lot of i have to do today. >> reporter: there are 150 homes providing care right now. the real. >> people blossom in this program. they appear much healthier, happier, it feels so good to have somebody care for me. >> the rewards go to both parties. >> it warms your heart to know this person will not be out on the street. they are not cold. they will have a decent meal. as their pastor this is part of my chen principles we are not alone and responsible for one another. >> reporter: if you're interested in the program you can find the details at 6abc.com/art of aging. tamala edwards channel 6 "action news." enamel is the strong, white, outer layer of your to

hollye dexter from women against gun violence joins us now from los angeles.ng. why are you campaigning on this issue? why am i campaigning on this issue? why am i campaigning on this issue? why am i campaigning on the issue? i have personal experience with gun lives in my own life —— gun violence. my brother was seven, he was shot in the head by a troubled teenager in our neighbourhood. he survived but with traumatic brain injury and lifelong problems. after the sandy hook massacre here in the night at states, i decided that i had to get involved on a full—time basis and do everything that i could to stop gun violence in america. how hopeful are you that this new campaign, or at least the momentum now following on from what happened in florida is stronger and that this could lead to significant change on this issue? you know, i have to tell you, we've seen big uprisings in the past after some of our other horrific mass shootings, but nothing quite like this and i'm always a little bit afraid to get to hopeful, but the enthusiasm, the passion, the intelligence

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dexter went out happy. the crew fed him a delicious piece of upside down cake. #metoo.umber four. a georgia man was arrested after he reportedly flipped out at waffle house because they didn't serve barbeque sauce. with it nelss say the tirade was so loud it woingt the meth head snreepght bathroom. he began shoving employees and saying i'm going to jail over barbeque sauce. the next thing you know he was smothered and covered by a group of cops. he was releetsd later that -- he was released later that day. i have hot sauce in my purse. like hillary said on facebook, she believes in second chances and third and fourth and fifth. hillary 2032. topic number four. speak of surprises. north carolina police were shocked to find marijuana inside a police dispatcher's home. and this was real weed. 65 pounds of marijuana is the way people describe lil wayne. he went to jail. he was arrested for drug trafficking. his wife was fired from the department. and what was more traumatic is what their kids witnesses later that night. if you think this is bad you didn't see the democratic

. >> it warned the owner, dexter would not be allowed to board.lives with an artist in brooklyn, claims dexter was her emotional support interview. in the 2016 interview, she described how she got him. >> but then this happened. and i was like, do i have a peacock in my neck. >> united airlines prohibits bird, hedgehogs, ferrets, spiders, sugar gliders and exotic animals. policy requires owners to give 48 hours advance notice flying with a support animal, provide a letter from mental health professional and documents from a veterinarian showing the animal is vaks nate ccinated. >> what we really need is for the department of transportation to act with guidelines for the industry. >> united saw a 75% spike in comfort animals from 43,000 in 2016 to 76,000 last year. the critters sometimes relieve themselves and damage planes. in june, an emotional support group bit a delta passenger. can pigs fly? in 2015 we showed how easy it was to got one on a flight. a colorado counseling center provided cbs this morning with a letter prescribing the pig as the

dexter the peacock has an instagram account. this week he posted with emojis.his stuff. it makes me so upset. >> like a little pig on the plane? >> right. there are people who really do need these animals for actual reasons. >> right. >> so, let those people do that for real. i would love to travel with my dog named after brian dawkins. hall of fame dog. >> halle, thank you very much. >>> coming up next, the "sunday sitdown" with priyanka chopra before she took america by storm. she already was one of the biggest stars in the world. how the young girl who wanted to how the young girl who wanted to be an aeronautical engineer gre i'm sorry, leo. i know i'm late. traffic on the ponte vecchio on a monday. always late. oh! my wallet! un momento. card lock from capital one. instantly lock your card. in case your card goes... arrivederci. mona! that smile. technology this convenient... could make history. what's in your wallet? here'and you look amazinglylook comfortable. when your v-neck looks more like a u-neck.., that's when you know, it's half-washed, add downy t

. >> i fell in love with dexter with a nice smile and good heart. >> make sure the oven is on. >> i feel like i'm living on my own. >> it does so much more. >> they not only get a home or a room in a home. they get somebody that is making sure that their needs are met and getting to the doctor. and they have everything they need. >> i got a lot to do today -- >> there are 150 homes in philadelphia providing care right now and the benefits are real. >> patients feel it's a family like situation and people blossom in the program and appear much healthier and happier. >> it feels good to have someone to really care for me. the rewards go to both parties and it warms your heart to know that this person won't be out on the streets. they are not cold. they will have a decent meal. as a pastor this is part of my christian principals and we are not alone and responsible for one another. >> if you are interested in the care program find the details on our website 6abc.com/art of aging. channel 6 "action news." >>> the "action news" team is working on news stories for later today beginning at 4:00

on the street there holly thank you very much indeed always good to get your opinion on this holly dexter is a board member of women against gun violence she was talking to us from california now despite the growing condemnation syrian government bombs continue to rain down in the rebel held districts of east in the hotel near damascus more than three hundred people have been killed since sunday the head of the united nations is called the situation in east and go to hell on diplomatic editor james bays will have more on that but first as in a hold a look at what's happening on the ground. i. there is no frontline in eastern. residential neighborhoods have become battlegrounds the syrian government and its allies are bombing the besieged rebel enclave into submission. the suburb of damascus is under attack well hook was. we heard a plane overhead or the messiah landed people were torn into pieces i was with my nephew and we were both injured or i heard was the sound of an ambulance and i found myself here hundreds killed hundreds more injured the united nations says makeshift hospitals ar

soccer is a high dexterity sport that requires very of brain functioning. your 7-year-old child does not have such levels ofrain functioning. >> are there any safe sports? >> of course. those are the non-contact, nonimpact sports. swimming, track and field, table tennis, bad itten, basketball, baseball. and golf. you visit the international olympics committee website. in a noncontact sport, repeated wloes s blows are not intrinsic to the play. however, accident can still occur. so what you do, your child must play af these games must be highly regulated. and if anybody plays aggressively, take him or her out of play. my son plays basketball. and something thathe school does that i love so much, when the kids play basketball, there is no scoring of the basket. nobody scorespoints. k thes play, it's called basket, and we all have fun. >> you have said it's child abuse to let kids play football. why? knowing what we know today as a physician, every two, three years attend child abuse classes. and i must report child when i see it. i'm mandated by law.wh knowin

. >> reporter: mike point dexter is the ceo of his family's business nut business, they are in the middle of an ice audit. most americans do not want these labor-intensive jobs. >> why are you hiring people who are not legally documented to work in the u.s.? >> because they show up with documentation, here is my green card, social security card and it is illegal for me to question that. >> reporter: when the nut company was audited 10 years ago he said they were forced to let go of 70% of the workforce and lost about $2 million. >> they say you think it is okay to hire illegals? >> i have a person with 3 american born children, u.s. citizens and i have to fire both of their parents. [crying] both of them. [crying] >> it is a tight rope they have to walk a fine line. >> reporter: immigration attorney says this is selective prosecution. >> these recipients are smaller businesses, the fact is, they don't fight quite so hard, they don't have the resources for lawyers and investigators to help defend them. so they can chalk up statistics that make it impressive they are doing something. >> rep

dexter is a board member of women against gun violence and she strongly disagrees with trump's idea to on teachers. it's a terrible and dangerous idea on our board of directors we also have los angeles police department and sheriff's detectives we get to go back to the l.a. crime lab which is the largest crime lab in the nation and work with forensic scientists who are experts in ballistics and firearms and i specifically asked them could a civilian stop a mass shooter they told me that police only have an eighteen percent accuracy rate for hitting a live target during a live shooting the reason for that is that when you're in a life shooting situation you go into fight or flight mode you have tunnel vision your hearing is impaired time slows down your fine motor coordination is impaired so where expecting america's teachers who are by the way underpaid and under appreciated to now become the nation's swat team it's a really unfair ask and it's a dangerous ask. despite growing condemnation syrian government bombing continues on the rebel held district of east near damascus more than th

holly dexter is co-chair of the women against gun violence activist group she's not expecting presidential action on gun reform the n.r.a. paid thirty million dollars to get donald trump elected and donald trump stood up and publicly proclaim to the n.r.a. i will not let you down so for expecting to see any kind of leadership from the white house on gun reform it's not going to happen there are some politicians in congress that have been standing up to the gun lobby for years but guess what there are at least twenty politicians that are in office in america right now that are receiving millions of dollars from the n.r.a. and i don't want anyone out there to think that this is a hopeless situation because what america needs to do is show up to vote in our midterms in november and throw these guys out and these women out who are beholden to the n.r.a. one of the things that we're calling for immediately is to reinstate a ban on assault weapons nobody needs to have assault weapons on the streets of america they are not for self-protection unless you're expecting one hundred intruders per minu

person go in and shoot up a school and his fellow colleagues what we've been talking about holly dexter is from women against violence she was one of our contributors on al-jazeera just a few hours ago and she said i want to quote it's terrible a dangerous idea and she goes on to say that. about teachers being armed they told me that police only have an eighteen percent chance of hitting a shooter if he goes on the rampage a reason for that is that we go into flight or fight mode we're expecting america's teachers to become nations the nation swat team it's really unfair to ask it and it's a dangerous ask. the debate is going to continue fundamentally if you have teachers armed who are inexperienced and yours and the president is saying we'll give them the opportunity to become experience we've even heard on twitter some teachers saying the day i am armed is the day i will quit are we looking at a much harsher debate in the coming days. well again i think it's a question of status quo the school in florida did not permit guns to school in sandy hit hook did not support guns or allow gun

police arrested dexter college avenue at about 10:15 last night after someone reported hearing a good shot. we police got there, they heard another gunshot from inside the house. they went inside and found to victims, a man in his 60s and a woman in her 70s. paramedics provided medical treatment to both victims at the scene. places to try to determine exactly what led up to the shooting. >>> a carjacking suspect is in custody this morning after leading the chp only has the police chase from oakland. officer say they often reach more than 100 miles per hour in the crush it about a home on alcorn way and and rock. the man who had been armed refused to get out of the car for more than several officers. >>> never say --. >>> >>> and they have the situation, and people on this are ready to shoot. >>> they fired a tear gas into the car which injure the suspect. police are now handling the case. they are not releasing the name of the suspect or his medical condition. >>> the time is 6:36. a year ago, water from the emergency spillway pours down into the valley for the first time flooding tha

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the bird lives with an artist in brooklyn who claimed dexter was her emotional support animal.w, she described how she found him. >> but then this happened, and i was like, do i have a peacock cuddling in my neck? yes, i do. >> reporter: united already prohibited nonhousehold birds, hedgehogs, ferrets, spiders, sugar gliders and other exotic animals. its new policy requires owners to give 48 hours advance notice when flying with a support animal, private a letter from a mental health professional and documents from a vet showing the animal is vaccinated and not a threat to the public. >> we've had roosters and ducks and pigs and monkeys. >> reporter: sara nelson is the president of the association of flight attendants and says she applauds the new changes. >> what we really need is for the department of transportation to act with guidelines. >> reporter: united saw a 75% spike in comfort animals. from 43,000 in 2016 to 76,000 last year. the critters sometimes relieve themselves and damage planes. in june, an emotional support dog bit a delta passenger. can pigs fly? in 2015, we

the use of technology may be ruining dexterity for children.ouchscreens is not along them to develop the motor skills needed to hold pencils and pens. this brings us to the question of the day. how concerned are you about children who struggle to hold pencils and pens because of too much technology? currently as we look at the poll, 46% say that they are very concerned, 25% are somewhat concerned and 29% are not concerned at all. >> we are getting a lot of tweets on this one. one person says communication changes over time however maintaining the skill of handwriting should continue to be a school subject. >> another viewer says i struggle to believe this is true unless children were spending obscene amounts of time on the tablet.>> another tweet says in my line of work i have seen some millennials unable to sign their name in cursive. >> we will keep the question of the day up you can reach us using our hashtag. >>> coming up, new reports about how the city of san francisco is trying to tackle a housing shortage issue. >>> also, protecting you

the use of technology is damaging children's dexterity. excessive swiping is not allowing them to develop the fine motor skills needed to hold pens and pencils. scissors and crayons help build muscles. are your concerned? are you very concerned? somewhat concerned? or not concerned? let us know what you think about the whole idea and comment on our ktvu facebook page. hopefully, they don't have the phones in kindergarten and first grade. >>> hopefully. >>> two people are dead and there's a search going on for suspects. coming up. we'll take you to the san mateo county where that investigation is underway. >>> and congress heads back to the hill. what's on top of the agenda amid pressure to address gun violence. >>> good morning. it's wet out there. not a down but enough to really slow the commute town. you can see what the macarthur maze look like. >>> and south san francisco to burlingame and millbury. >>> good morning. boy, it's a wet start to the monday morning commute. rain is moving through the bay area. you heard steve. and this is j

the use of technology is damaging children's dexterity. excessive swiping of touchscreens is not allowing children to develop the motor skills needed to hold pens and pencils. the specialists say that basics like holding scissors or scribbling with crayons helps build shoulder elbow and wrist muscles which are used in writing. so the question of the day. how concerned are you about children who struggle to hold pencils and pens because of technology? 47% are very concerned, 24% are somewhat concerned, 29% are not concerned. lindsay tweeted this is so true on so many levels, no child under five should hold a cell phone or tablet. when they do get them it should only be a tool no gaming system either. humans are growing defective, very interesting. >> jamie says it is about balance and active parenting instead of using technology to be a babysitter. my child is nine with no phone. children do need tablets and phones but under adult guidance. >> john says kids need to learn how to write before they get phones. >> i have a second and third gra

the first time i laid eyes on you was a play called schumacher directed by a dear friend of mine dextere. >> he really is. >> stephen: nobody saw that play because there were only 20 seats in a house. we did it in a storefront theatery you paint the window black like a storefront like a lot were. >> it's nice to get to a point where people are paying you to act. >> stephen: how long did that take for you? how long did you struggle in the fields of the lord before anybody said we're going to cut a check for you to do that? >> yeah, it was a few years. it was a few years for sure. >> stephen: what did you do to get by? ( laughter ) >> i did a variety of things. i work at a pet store. i worked at a bagel place, a book store. but i think one of my most lucrative gigs was playing bongos on the subway. i socked away quite a bit of cash doing that. >> stephen: really? do they pay you to stop because that could get loud. were you a good bongo player? ( laughter ) >> no, not at all. but the thing is i played in this tunnel. there's the red line and blue line in chicago and a tunnel that connects

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expectations of perhaps higher than they've ever been and gallacher al-jazeera tallahassee florida tony dexter is a board member a woman against gun violence and she strongly disagrees with trump's idea to on teachers. it's a terrible and dangerous idea on our board of directors we also have los angeles police department and sheriff's detectives we get to go back to the l.a. crime lab which is the largest crime lab in the nation and work with forensic scientists who are experts in ballistics and firearms and i specifically asked them could a civilian stop a mass shooter they told me that police only have an eighteen percent accuracy rate for hitting a live target during a live shooting the reason for that is that when you're in a life shooting situation you go into fight or flight mode you have tunnel vision your hearing is impaired time slows down your fine motor coordination is impaired so where expecting america's teachers who are by the way underpaid and under appreciated to now become the nation's swat team it's a really unfair ask and it's a dangerous ask. despite growing condemnation sy

had a prior warning about the shooting suspect nicholas cruz holley dexter is co-chair of the women against gun violence activist group she joins me now from burbank california good to have you with us live on al-jazeera on what is really a very sad subject to talk about i mean we might have expected the same political statements that there's no bad guns just bad gun owners but no mention of gun control from the president it really is a topic that's off the table as far as the white house is concerned. well i can tell you that the n.r.a. paid thirty million dollars to get donald trump elected and donald trump stood up and publicly proclaim to the n.r.a. i will not let you down so if we're expecting to see any kind of leadership from the white house on gun reform it's not going to happen wholly for international viewers we just put it in context that the second amendment says that there is the right to bear arms a bill of rights written in seventeen ninety one gives americans the right to. post to look after themselves as such does that have to be amended or revisited in terms of the debate

now reportedly mlk's son dexter did approve the ad saying it embodies dr. blamed on an electrical function. tvs went to black. it was wofrt a reported $5 million. >> reportedly that's eagles green? >> i thought i would give a slight nod. i couldn't make to it super bowl parties. i'm going to give a shout out to philly. >> hey. ed a exec donny deutsch is here with us. you like the nfl ad as well. and tourism australia. what makes a good ad? >> let's talk about the nfl ad. by far it was the best one. it was great for two reasons. it was laugh out loud funny. there was an interesting strategy. the nfl players have taken hit this is year as far as off field stuff. the controversies around the anthem. the concussion stuff. it made these two play source likable and so human. eli doing the white man overbite. once again, let's compare the two guys. it was a wonderful ad. the tourism ad for australia. you thought you were watching a trailer for crocodile dundee. >> landon collins waiting for his chance. nothing like watching linemen dance. like big bears trying to

is it something we you can feel the hand of colin dexter and the huge pressure that must bring?”u watch on tv is quite surreal. a few people will watch this and what inspector morse afterwards, which is exactly how it should be, because this is a prequel. anyway, it's really good to talk to you, nice to meet you, thank you very much. a group of children in glasgow are waging war on plastic, and, in particular, straws. they've already convinced scotland's biggest council to ditch single—use straws, and people in the village of ullapool have also agreed to abandon them. now the children are taking their campaign further afield. our scotland correspondent, lorna gordon, joined them on the isle of arran. they call themselves the ocean defenders. passionate about nature and conservation, and on a mission to end the use of plastic straws. now they're heading across the water to arran in a bid to spread the word. i care about it because there's animals out there in danger because they're eating plastic. it's our future, and we need to make sure that it's not all gone when we grow up. th

dexter, maryland, line for democrats. go ahead. good morning. want to make a comment based on a lot of things i have been hearing on c-span, all the time. and a lot of untruths, especially like the dossier. the dossier was created by republicans and taken over by the hillary clinton and the dnc. trump only wants the immigration in way he wants it because 2044, america will not be majority white anymore, it will be majority of color. if he gets this immigration bill, it gives him five more years. goes tommigration bill 2044 to 2049. he is trying to get a next her five years. host: bring it back to the over the next 2436 hrs. should democrats hold the line on immigration in a spending bill and tie the two together? caller: i think the democrats need to show that they have a backbone. the reasons why the republicans are in power now is because a lot of democrats like myself have seen the democrat base fold over and over and over again to the lies and the talking points of the republicans, and if they do not stand up somewhere, they will fall everyw

indulge in a bit of verbal gymnastics, habit of linguistic dexterity.we want. we're now getting really close to the cusp of the negotiations. when we are going to have to start pencilling some detail. that is the two days of meeting going on today and designed to begin to nail down. you are right, there is incredible frustration so far at the lack of clarity. not just from frustration so far at the lack of clarity. notjust from the business community but on her own benches, have a listen to the former tory chancellor, kenneth clarke. i wished downing street spokesmen would shut up sometimes, because they put out completely meaningless statements. apparently it's going to be frictionless and we're quite happy to have a customs arrangement, but we're not going in the customs union and we're not going in the single market. that is completely contradictory. it's like talking about the irish border, saying we're going to have a completely open border, but we're not going to have a customs union and we're not going to have regulatory conversions on both sides

there have been a number of allegations of atrocities, against the rohingya dexter since last.operations. reuters is looking at one particular village which, it's clear from the satellite pictures that the rohingya areas were com pletely that the rohingya areas were completely destroyed in early september. their myanmar —based reporters were able to establish contact inside the village and with the security forces to piece together a much more detailed account of an actual execution, they say a summary execution of ten rohingya man. in the report they say these men were selected at random from those trying to escape on the beach to bangladesh, lined up, a mass grave was dug and then they we re mass grave was dug and then they were hacked and shot into this grave. it is the detail and writers have, and the fact that they have confirmation from people who took pa rt confirmation from people who took part in that killing that it happened that makes the investigation so devastating for the myanmar government which has essentially denied all human rights abuses. although in the case

the move coming after an incident on sunday when it refused to let dexter a peacock on a flight fromto los angeles and salami of the fly next month. and needs proof from the veterinarian that they have all of the necessary things. and they won't be a threat to anyone else on the plane. plane. they have a store inside their app so you can buy a sweatshirt with the logo for 50 bucks or the famous dancing hotdog. this guy is pretty popular. that's $20. it all starts today. you can get into the store by skinning exclusive codes. i hear you are a fan of the app. that was a lot of fun. wall street let's take a look at the stock price. shares are below the ipo price. they could soon be having the richest on the planet to outer space. they are selling space walks for $100 million. market research shows that wealthy people are ready to pay for this unbelievable experience. it could get a discount. they don't need a discount. maybe 80 million or 90 million. is a vladimir putin get into it shirtless. that would get you to go? >> just an idea. the bears are bears are taking over this morning. we

dexter and. that is important after that franco german summit of the thirteenth of july last year we decided to intensify our cooperation. and that in a clue dz a joint project for a joint fighter aircraft but also. by developing a joint main battle tank which is to succeed a look and the likud. so you can see that cooperation is not something that is imposed of from above but something you have to live every day the same goes for trust you need to build it step by step and you can build that when you have friend part that your side that supports you. a partner with whom you can create new projects together. and this is a road along which we must continue on to even tackle larger projects. of what could be a more ambitious project between two countries than the joint development of a battle system. is that. more important key to success than such a project so again we are not the same but we complement each other i'll switch back to english now. now is the time for you to ask questions. if you ha