prickley. >> seth: wait, so now when were you doing raps as edith prickley?ne person show with seth rudetsky. it's called "final days: everything must go." say, "really? are your days numbered?" [ laughter ] and this is a joke. it's a joke. so i want to do something with edith at the end of the show that was upbeat even though she's in the third chapter of her life, i really wanted something cool. so i asked seth and seth introduced me to lin, and i -- >> seth: how many years ago was this? >> this was -- it was literally like a couple of years before "hamilton." >> seth: oh wow. >> because he told me at the time he was writing a musical about alexander hamilton. and i said that's good. that's going to really do well. [ laughter ] a show on alexander hamilton. and look at it, yeah. >> seth: so he wrote a rap for edith -- >> he wrote a rap. is that how you say it? >> seth: wrote a rap? >> or do you say bust a rhyme? what do you say? which words? >> seth: i try to avoid saying bust a rhyme at all costs. [ laughter ] >> 100%. >> seth: so what -- can you give us a

. >> my name is edith abigail fuller. f-u-l-l-e-r. >> reporter: edith fuller from tulsa, oklahoma.ld, she became the youngest person ever to qualify for the scripps national spelling bee. >> baedeker. b-a-e-d-e-k-e-r. baedeker. >> correct. >> it didn't even seem difficult for her. i couldn't spell the words that she spelled. >> reporter: it didn't end there. >> buddha. mesmerize. >> correct. >> sarsaparilla. >> correct. >> reporter: it all came down to one word. >> jnana. >> reporter: a deep breath. the meaning of that word, knowledge. >> jnana. j-n-a-n-a. jnana. >> you're our champion! >> reporter: so, how did this all begin? >> we were just having fun around the table, one of use threw out the word restaurant and, she spelled it. how did she know that? >> reporter: edith, now 6, studying words in her dictionary, nearly as big as she is! tonight, arriving in washington after completing a first-round spelling test, she's now getting ready for her big moment tomorrow on the national stage. go, edith. >>> and thank you for watching. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good ni

somehow edith cook was left behind. as the current homeowners there tell davey, they often hear her. >> they would put her girls to bed and would hear running feet and wonder who was out of bed but they were sound asleep. >> reporter: the headstone will be removed and the new one will go in its place. >> it will say edith howard cook, her birthday and death date and it will say one little verse from amazing grace which was i once was lost but now i'm found. >> reporter: a san francisco mystery solved. the story of a san francisco girl now turning the final page. and at ktvu.com you will find more about cook including an interactive map showing where the casket was found, her family tree and how dna was specifically used to track down that living relative. i want to say real quick there is a public memorial service at green lawn memorial park where her body is now. that is june 10th at 11:00 in the morning. open to the public. >> just think if that family wouldn't have been redoing their foundation, they never would have

do you think that edith roosevelt was very influential? do you think theodore roosevelt would have been so successful as president if he was not married to edith? annette: i think she was very influential. he loved her very much. i think this was a situation -- it is a traditional kind of thing. it is not like she was making policy. but his affection and devotion for her certainly made him. lesley: here is another one. let me go here. this is a question about women first ladies who are married to introverts. the questioner brings up grace coolidge and pat nixon. what is the difference, when the president is an introvert? annette: wow. pat nixon is a fascinating character to me because she is sort of a mask that you never get behind. i get the -- from the things i have read, he was not a womanizer. lesley: [indiscernible] annette: what? lesley: the inflatable doll? does anybody know what i'm talking about? if you were around during nixon times, it was close to scandalous. he would go out on weekends with a friend in florida, and there was a

. >> my name is edith abigail fuller.rter: at the tender age of 5, edith fuller from tulsa, oklahoma, made history. >> mesmerized. >> correct. >> reporter: the youngest person to qualify for the scripps national spelling bee, fuller outspilling contestants more than twice her age and size. >> >> correct. >> reporter: proving age is a number, it's words that count. what first inspired her? >> we were just having fun around the table. can you spell cat? what else can you spell? one of us threw out the word "restaurant." she spell the it. >> reporter: the competition's winning word? with a fitting meaning. >> will you please give me the definition? >> knowledge. >> j-a-n-a-n-a. >> you're the champion. >> reporter: her response straightforward as the spelling. >> i was very excited right that second when i spell it, i knew that word. >> guess what, fuller's now in washington about to compete in the national competition tomorrow. you can find the full feature on edith fuller at e60.com. thanks for watching abc news. as always

she is 3-year-old edith rose cook. a great, great aunt pete cook. >> i was jumping for joy because it would give me more information to find my family. >> reporter: her coffin was found in may of last year. it was believed she was left behind when the cemetery where she was buried was relocated and no one knew. when she was discovered a century later, garden of innocence who buries unnamed children took on her case. >> she is in a beautiful white handsewn down, hand-embroidered lace, and she is beautiful. somebody took a lot of care and love in putting her there and she deserves to be reunited with her family with her name. >> reporter: they got together a team including a biomolecular engineer to try to find her name and any living family. a genealogist took the names and the old cemetery and traced down living relatives, getting a dna sample to compare. >> from that 10% sample we were able to compare this with a candidate relative that would be identified but the rest of the team at -- by the rest of the team. turns

she is three-year-old edith rose cook. researchers believe her coffin got left behind after the oddfellow cemetery relocated to koma. they traced down living relatives with dna. >> we were able to compare this to a candidate relative that was identified by the rest of the team. >> and they found a match. turns out edith is a great, great aunt of pete cook. >> i was jumping for joy. because, it will give me more information to find out my family. >> now that the mystery is solved, edith will have a memorial service and a headstone with her name on it. that public service is scheduled for next month. veronica de la cruz, kpix5. >>> a major victory for san jose renters. the city council today agreed to immediately enact tenant protections that have been is subject of recent rallies. the new rules restrict landlord's ability to evict people without cause. among the acceptable reasons, nonpayment of rent, property damage, or criminal activity. the new rules will protect nearly half a million residents. >>> for many first time h

edith howard cook. >> we fell in love with her, wanted her to have name back.erves that. >> reporter: touched erica and her husband, two children of their own. >> could have been my little girl. >> reporter: but a strange twist. sound of foot steps. >> i heard them. >> reporter: no logical explanation, gone on for years. have you heard the foot steps since she left? >> we have not. >> reporter: life, death and eternity, edith cook always be two years old. wayne freedman, abc7 news. >>> teammates of a cal rugby player paralyzed in game promised to be there for him for recovery. he had to be taken off the field on a stretcher. doctors performed emergency surgery and paralyzed from the waste down with limited motion in arms. team won the game but it's bitter sweet. >> tough for all of us, casts a shadow on the victory. it's not right. >> there will be a prayer service on campus thursday night. >>> a man who helped define the fight for lgbt rights will now always have a home in san francisco. gilbert baker created iconic gay flag in 1978. died this past march at ho

after, research, sunny knows the name, edith howard cook. >> we fell in love with her.wanted her to have her name back. she deserves that. new information touched erika and her husband john who have two daughters of their own. >> when we discovered her, you know i could thinning to my gosh could have been my little girl. >> reporter: there is a twist, strange one, they never mentioned it until we left. then they told us about the sound of footsteps. >> i have heard them. >> reporter: the footsteps have no logical explanation. all this has gone on for years until the discovery of the coffin. >> reporter: have you heard the footsteps since she left? >> we have not. >> reporter: in life, death and for eternity, little edith cook will always be 2 years, 10 months and 15 days old. from komo, wayne friedman, abc 7 news. >> footsteps. >> oh, my god. >> oh, my god. >> you know, i don't do anything scary, stop it. stop. stop. >> i don't like it. >> stop it. >> i don't like it. >> did i hear footsteps? sure a lot of "world news now" ghosts around here. >> glad they're not hearing

edith howard cook. >> we fell in love with her, wanted her to have name back.. >> reporter: touched erica and her husband, two children of their own. >> could have been my little girl. >> reporter: but a strange twist. sound of foot steps. >> i heard them. >> reporter: no logical explanation, gone on for years. have you heard the foot steps since she left? >> we have not. >> reporter: life, death and eternity, edith cook always be two years old. wayne freedman, abc7 news. >>> teammates of a cal rugby player paralyzed in game promised to be there for him for recovery. he had to be taken off the field on a stretcher. doctors performed emergency surgery and paralyzed from the waste down with limited motion in arms. team won the game but it's bitter sweet. >> tough for all of us, casts a shadow on the victory. it's not right. >> there will be a prayer service on campus thursday night. >>> a man who helped define the fight for lgbt rights will now always have a home in san francisco. gilbert baker created iconic gay flag in 1978. died this past march at home in new

the girl was edith howard cook. died on october 13, 1876. she was two years old. this research group said it's really important to tackle mysterious cases like this one. >> from a genealogy side of it, that's history that i need. i need to now your name, how it's spelled and everything. and -- i know where you're from. >> given the name md eve minor da eve -- miranda eve. >> you can learn more about her family tree and an interactive map, showing you where that small casket was found. find out more about edith and her life and death. >> tyking to mike mibach -- talking to mike mibach, did the story, the mapping and everything is just fascinating. >>> looking for a new boss for the fbi after president donald trump fired fbi director james comey and the reason for the termination and the reaction from lawmakers today. >> a way to help people turn their lives around, an organization working with the homeless make the members go running, that's at 5:30 in the morning. >> right now, we don't have a lot going on when it comes to traffic. which is how we like it. san mat

somehow edith cook was left behind.davey, they often hear her. >> they would put their two little girls to bed and hear running feet upstairs and say who is out of bed and the girls were sound asleep. >> reporter: the headstone will soon be removed and the new one will go in its place. >> it will sayner name and birthday and death date and one little verse from amazing grace which was i once was lost but now i'm found. >> reporter: a san francisco mystery solved. the story of a san francisco girl now turning the final page. >> and at ktvu.com you will find more about edith cook, including an interactive map showing where the casket was found, her family tree and how dna was used to track down the family. . >> beautiful end to that story. >>> coming up at 8:41, more trouble for airlines. the latest flight to break out. this time a flight heading for oakland. >> wall street reacting to the news of the firing of james comey, the fbi director. >> pam cook is back with that and more in today's money business. >> uncertainty

. >> my name is edith abigail fuller.porter: at the tender age of 5, edith fuller from tulsa, oklahoma, made history. >> mesmerized. >> correct. >> reporter: the youngest person to qualify for the scripps national spelling bee, fuller outspilling contestants more than twice her age and size. >> b-a-e-d-e-k-e-r. >> correct. >> reporter: proving age is a number, it's words that count. what first inspired her? >> we were just having fun around the table. can you spell cat? what else can you spell? one of us threw out the word "restaurant." she spell the it. >> reporter: the competition's winning word? with a fitting meaning. >> will you please give me the definition? >> knowledge.

in 1941 the battle was joined again when representative edith north rogers from massachusetts, one of nine women in congress at that time, wrote and presented a bill on christmas eve, 1941, to include women as a permanent part of the united states army. to say that congresswoman rogers received little and grudging cooperation from a large part of the army and the united states congress is putting it mildly. members of congress rose to object to the real idea of taking women in to the united states military with statements such as, i think it is a reflection upon the courageous manhood of the country to pass a law inviting women to join in the armed forces in order to win a battle. translation in the vernacular, this would be damaging to the image of men by saying they need the help of women in things masculine. take the women into the armed services, who then would do the cooking, the washing, the mending, humble homey tasks that every woman has devoted herself? translation, who will take care of the men and the children if women go into the military? think of the hue humiliation. wha

. >> my name is edith abigail fuller.porter: edith in march at 5 became the youngest person ever to qualify for the scripps national spelling bee. >> the room was quite large and there were 53 at that competition and most of them were probably 10 to 15. it could be very intimidating. >> b-a-e-d-e-k-e-r. >> didn't even seem difficult for her. i couldn't spell the words she spelled. >> reporter: it didn't end there. >> mesmerize. sass parrilla. s-arsaparilla. sass parrilla. >> correct. >> it all came down to one word. >> this the anticipated championship word -- >> the meaning of that word, knowledge. >> j-n-a-n-a, jnana. >> reporter: how did it begin? >> we had fun around the table. can you spell cat and what else can you spell? one of us threw out the word restaurant and she spelled it. how did she know that? >> reporter: tonight arriving in washington after completing a first round spelling test, she's now getting ready for her big moment tomorrow on the national stage. >> i didn't know how to spell any of those words, n

. >> edith, we're out of toilet paper. >> no, we're not, i bought some yesterday.s in the closet in the kitchen. >> i ain't in the kitchen. >> oh. >> hearing a toilet flush for the first time was a big deal and made headlines. >> what's this country coming to anyhow. >> what's it, archie, bad news? >> bad news. >> we get out of vietnam or something? >> mom dented the car, how are we going to keep dad from finding out about it. not when i see everything that's going on in our country. >> just because a guy is sensitive and he's an intellectual and he wears glasses you make him out a queer. >> i never said a guy who wears glasses is a queer. a guy who wears glasses is a four-eyes, a guy who is a tag is a queer. >> "all in the family" did something really new for television. it put before the american public archie's friend who is very masculine and who happened to be gay. >> how long you known me? 10, 12 years? >> yeah. >> you know in all that timedy ever mention a woman? >> oh, come on, steve. >> glorify on public television, homosexuality. you don't glory whores. >

she's now getting ready for her big moment tomorrow on the national stage. >> go edith. fantastic.girl. >> now an update on the forecast. >> we're tracking a little bit of drizzle first thing on wednesday morning showing a little bit of green on the screen. we checked all the reporting sites. none of this reaching the ground yet but off shore more moisture is gaining on us. this will move in overnight. first thing tomorrow morning likely a few drops. very limited south of the bay area for that drizzle but anyone's fair game for using the windshield wipers on wednesday. afternoon dramaticallyifferent story, a lot of sunshine. totally dry. still gusting at 35 miles an hour. 65 mind san francisco. 76 san jose. 69 oakland. 68 in napa. by thursday the breeze is with us but by friday it starts to wrm up and saturday add sunday steady pattern with summer like coming early next week. >> we look forward it to that. thank you drew. >> two baseball players had a weigh in tonight. boxing referee. get your gloves on be. you will peaceful. very quiet. bryce happener happener bryce harper (vo) wi

she's been identified as edith howard cook....who died in october of 18-76 at two years old.dith had wasted away and was undernourished - probably because of an infectious disease.edith was reburied at greenlawn memorial park in colma last june. she was identified through a d-n-a match with a living relative. "i'm spencer blake, and coming up tonight at 10 o'clock we're taking you to the top of the tallest office building west of the mississippi. we're showing you the view, and what it means for the iconic skyline of san francisco. that's coming up tonight at 10 on kron four news." coming up... new little furry friends are making their debut at the oakland zoo... we'll take a look at the otter pups now on exhibit.... plus... a family dog chases a big bear roaming around in a southern california neighborhood and it was all caught on camera... that video next... and after the break... you don't have to fly to spain to enjoy a traditional dish... where you can get authentic spanish tapas and even some flamingo dancing -- in tonight's dine and dish... if you're looking for an exo

now edith is here in our region competing against kids as old as 15 in preliminary rounds of scriptsional spelling bee the youngest to qualify were two six year o olds. five years old? >> >> time to say good morning to the facebook fan of the d day. joanne tillry watches us every day 5 to 7 and enjoys watching kevin learn dance moves and joanne says tucker has mastered his walk. >> indeed he has and according to joanne all of us here are her favorites. she loves waking up us to to start her day. that's so nice. she asked have an awesome day on purpose. and remember to smile. >> help pi birthday gary. >> thank you very much. >> no thank you. >> those are good. >> very good. >> temperatures out there 66 now. culpeper 60. winchester 61. and up there in martinsburg at 63. and there's a couple of rain showers moving from west to east. we'll wait and see if they hold it severe slight weather risk we're in marginal risk and something could be strong. maybe outside chance something could be severe as well. depends on how much sunshine we today we should get more than yesterday. weekend forec

edith cook has her name back. >> it's like a joy to give her a name let her have her name back. >> her body was found in a coffin here in san francisco's richmond district last year. >> we were doing some home remodel work. >> here the momi zbrorn it was a little challenging to figure out how to manage this. >> she turned to a group called garden of innocence which discovered the girt wahl brurd was ulysses he is s grant was president. >> then turned to an dna expert. >> we have a clean room for ph.d. work where we can take the samples extract dna in this case from a small amount of hair. >> they found a match aography nephew in marchen county and soon after the child's proper name. >> i feel like now wove closure we know who the little girl was. everybody needs a name a name is a dignity everybody everybody deserves her parents gave her a name it got lost somewhere now she's got it back. >> reporter: now edith was reburred in a ceremony in the bay area last year. those working on the case say they will were have memorial service forein june. nbc bay area news. >>> another airline pass

the research found the little girl was edith howard cook, the daughter of nelson and edith cook of sanrancisco. she died on october 13th, 1876, at the age of two. this group setsz important to tackle mysterious cases such as this one. >> from a genealogy side of it, that's the history i need. i need to know that i'm spelling the name correctly. i need to know your birth date. sometimes it will say, like, sheffield england. now i know where you're from. >> she had been given the name miranda eve shortly after the body was found during a remodeling project. tonight at 6:00, ktvu's mike mibach tells us how the research group was able to solve this mystery. and we have extensive coverage on our ktvu web page. learn more about her family tree. there's also an interactive map showing where that small casket was found. learn more about her life and death on ktvu.com. >>> two people were injured one of them severely after a 19- year-old plowed into them with his car. it happened at a bus stop in san francisco early this morning in the outer mission. ktvu's tara moriarty tells us that police th

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as news of the discovery spread she was known by a name that provides dignified barrels for abandon edith howard cook. >> we fell in love with her and wanted her to have her name back, she deserves that. >> when will we discovered her, you know, i could think to myself, my gosh, that could have been my little girl. >> there's a twist to the story a. strange one. the corners never mentioned it until we left, and then they told us about the sound of footsteps. >> the footsteps have no logical explanation, and all of it was gone on for years until the discovery of the coffin. >> you have heard the footsteps since she left? >> we have not. >> in life, in death and in eternity, she will always be two years, ten months and 15 days old. >> if you are trying to get back to sleep, you will not do it now. and there was a dna match with a living relative, a man living in marin county. >> what a story. >>> a man who helped define fight for lgbt rights will always be part of the er afpl, he died in march at his home in new york at 65 years old. jeff sheehey spread this photo yesterday. he calls baker

laura: good luck to edith fuller and all of the young spellers. i bet they can spell covfefe. can find the latest on our website, including the bomb in afghanistan's capital which claimed 90 lives. for what we are working on at any time check out our facebook page. i am laura trevelyan, thank you for watching and please tune in tomorrow. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation news at bbc.com/news. is made possible by the freeman foundation and kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. >> planning a vacation escape that is relaxing, inviting, and exciting is a lot easier than you think. you can find it here in aruba. families, couples, and friends can all find their escape on the island with warm sunny days, cooling trade winds, and the crystal blue caribbean sea. nonstop flights are available from most major airports. more information for your vacation planning is available at aruba.com. >> bbc world news was presented by kcet los angeles. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> woodruff: goo

edith howard cook was born in 1873 and died in 1876. the nonprofit garden of innocence turned to a dna expert who found a great nephew living in nurin county and brought closure to the family. >> everybody needs a name. her parents lovingly gave her a name, and it got lost in the process somewhere. but now she's got it back. >> all right, no longer a footnote to history. garden of innocence plans to hold a memorial service for her next month. >> interesting looking coffin, too. two window panes. >> bizarre. >> get ready for some new faces at the oakland zoo. three now otter pups make their debut this morning. they were born in early february. >> very cute faces. the zoo named the male seal, and the females, they roll off the tongue, these names. the pups are still nursing now, but they're starting to eat fish and meat. look at that. the zoo says it doesn't put otters on display until they're strong swimmers. they have some work to do. they make their debut at 10:00 this morning. >> 4:57 right now. good day to visit the zoo. cool tempera

so 6-year-old edith fuller about to make a little history at the spelling bee. youngest competitor ever. could she solve president trump's spelling challenge. >> could she spell covfefe. >> or covfefe. the "v" is silent. c-o-v-f-e-f-e. 12:06 tweet. never finished it. >> covfefe. that tweet, that word, covfefe, covfefe, whatever you want to call it has sparked more than a million tweets and jimmy kimmel saying what makes me sad is that i know i'll never write anything funnier than covfefe. >> and as george alluded to he responded to it on twitter and found humor in it. we'll have much more on that in a bit. first we want to get to breaking news. a devastating attack rocking afghanistan's capital near several embassies during rush hour. let's go straight to abc's lama hasan for the very latest on this, good morning, lama. >> reporter: and good morning to you, amy. this morning in what is the deadliest attack in the afghan capital in years striking during the muslim holy month of ramadan in the heart of rush hour, the moment the massive and powerful explosion caugh

. >> the folks over at the garden of innocence plan to hold a memorial service for edith next month. more techies are headed to town. we knew about change of venue. now we know the date. apple's worldwide developer's conference is neg month in san jose. the official invite went out today. the global event will be held june 5th through june 9th at the mchenry convention center in downtown san jose. up until now it has always been hold at the moss coney center in san francisco. >>> the only thing keeping a bay area college grad from a job he wants is apparently his age. >> i would love if they were just like come on, come on in, come on back that would be great. >> it would be great. sage ryan who grew up in san francisco wants to be a substitute teacher. he is only 17, but he has graduated from college. he was almost hired by san francisco unified. he passed the exam, went through a back group check but once officials learned his age they told him he couldn't be hired because of hits age. he has moved south and is looking to be hired by l.a. school district. >> sports is neg. you're g

pero lo mÁs importante ano tira la es toalla. >>> pero queremos ayudar a mucha gente, cuÁntas edith hay sueÑo americano y quise traer a mi familia para estar unidos, gracias a dios batallamos tantos aÑos >>> bravo, bravo cÓmo te sientes >>> muy feliz, muy feliz es lo que yo tanto estaba esperando, imagÍnese de tanto esperar la oportunidad que querer hacer logros y finalmente lo puedo hacer. me siento muy contento, muy feliz y tambiÉn porque mi esposa tambiÉn estarÁ de la misma manera. >>> saliÓ muy bueno el esposo >>> sÍ gracias a dios >>> felicidades a este nuevo hogar que pueden hacer estos sueÑos, tÚ viviste en la oscuridad sin estudiar, y trabajar como hubieras queridos ahora puede todo con el hijo y el resto de la familia gracias abogado >>> gracias felicidades para todos gracias abogado nosotros continuamos con mucho mÁs de "un nuevo dÍa" adelante. ( ♪ mÚsica♪) (aplausos) (gritos) >>> un aplauso, bravo, (aplausos) >>> quÉ impresionante rashel, amelia, abogado, juan muchÍsimas felicidades. nunca hay que perder la esperanza, de verdad me hicieron emocionarme muchÍsimo, quÉ bueno que

researchers announced the identity of a girl in a coffin last may, her name is edith howard cook, diede of two. researchers at uc san jose used dna to link her to her grand nephew. she has been reburied and another ceremony held for her on june 10th. >>> a boat capsized just after 4:30 this afternoon, the two people have been take en to the hospital, their conditions have not been released. >>> let's check on the weather. >> sounds like it's getting cooler. >> it's going everywhere, hot today, temperatures more than ten degrees above normal for this time of year, with short spell of heat, those number lez go downhill rapidly overnight. it's a really quiet picture out there, showing we don't have any moisture. looking at the week ahead could have a sprinkle here and there all about the temperatures in the coming days but the winds have a huge effect. not necessarily going to be the wind speed. you will notice the winds are very light, generally less than 10 miles an hour but it's really the wind speed and direction combined, coming out of the west, that's a wind off the ocean water. whe