and then my baby, elisa, that's my heart. - harvey: yeah, i can tell. - magic: yeah.arvey: i heard that there were athletes coming to you asking if elisa was single. ( laughing ) thanks a lot! oh, man. i think this is true. yes, it's very true. - how do you feel about her dating an athlete? - oh, my goodness. thank you, harvey, for putting this out here. i was so upset. i'm like, "wait a minute, not my baby. no!" has she done it? no. that you know of. yeah, exac-- stay away from my team. stay away from them. because i would hate one of them to break your heart. then i gotta break his back or his neck. i gotta cut you now. you were the target of a racist rant by donald sterling. he didn't want you or other black people going to the clippers games. when you first heard that, what was your reaction? ( sighs ) what was your reaction? with tough food, your dentures may slip and fall. new fixodent ultra-max hold gives you the strongest hold ever to lock your dentures. so now you can eat tough food without worry. fixodent and forget it. is this at&t innovations? yeah, wow...

as of now, mayor pro tem elisa marquez says these businesses don't have the right to set-up a dispensary only deliveries would be allowed.elisa marquez/mayor pro-tem- "right now, they do not have permission to operate until they're actually granted the authority to be zoned in a specific place, and we've already determined where we want these businesses established. in our industrial corridor and certain areas of our downtown. so, they will not be in the neighborhoods of hayward." on tuesday... the city council approved the business permits by a vote of six to one. councilman mark salinas was the lone no vote.mark salinas/councilmember- "my issue is that on one hand, we're trying to bring a diverse retail base in downtown, but i'm afraid that diverse retail base won't come to downtown anymore, because you have cannabis." the city says it could take months before the businesses are issued conditional use permits, if they pass the next stage of vetting. in hayward, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( james ) a pot business has been proposed in el cerrito... if it is approved... it would be

y para elisa la responsabilidad de recibirlos cada dÍa. >> las caritas de los niÑos se iluminan cuandoestÁ la educaciÓn de los padres sobre todo cuando se trata de la seguridad de los niÑos, y la importancia de protegerlos. >> pues nosotros siempre les estamos recordando a los papÁs, tenemos letreros y tambiÉn hacemos recordatorios. >> entre ellos los peligros que enfrentan los pequeÑos en los dÍas de calor, donde los vehÍculos se convierten en una trampa mortal. >> a veces los padres no saben que estÁn ahÍ. entonces se ha olvidado que estÁn dentro del auto. piensan que serÁn dos o tres minutos y luego se tardan. >> de acuerdo a un estudio 37 niÑos mueren cada aÑo en la naciÓn por un golpe de calor al quedar encerrados en un auto. mÁs de la mitad de esas muertes en niÑos menores de dos aÑos de edad. >> en 10,15 minutos aumenta la temperatura dentro de un carro. rÁpido, hasta los 40 grados a 70 grados. >> expertos recomiendan dejar en la parte trasera del auto junto a su niÑo su telÉfono celular, llaves de la casa o cartera. lo cual le permitirÁ recordar que su niÑo aÚn estÁ en el auto.

impact but even if i made a little little impact and other people made little impact here and there and elisa controls i'm a little bit honestly i don't want to go back to. my country betrayed me for the moment three and a frickin stabbed me and he took away my kid to basically. nothing more than. basically telling the truth. they burn a bridge with me i don't want to go back. i would go back to see my children. but i don't wanna. i have no desire to go back there to live. now i'm legal in russia lovely russia so big. that even donald trump could build a wall here. you know world of big partisan movies logs and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the fast and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. this is ati after sixty four games played in eleven russian cities and twenty eighteen world cup ends with france lifting the trophy and

cold and severe heat made it difficult for if you want to sleep eventually you began suffering from elisa nations. just decide to buy some broke. in the water when i was in the water at the bakery i used to go up on the board. because i was so tired. after four days without sleep disaster struck. his catamaran founded on the rock coast of sri lanka. it was night time i didn't know where i was i couldn't imagine and see the waves just see the world so the. police there it seemed he was a drug dealer and he was briefly held in jail when you had the boat repaired and set off again on june the third and he finally ended his voyage off the town of northern france he had spent. two hundred twenty days on the open borsa. it's person but. everything is possible one wanted to. is simple but also very risky rule to live by but his reward was accomplishing something unique and around the world voyage in a customer's. europe at its best your imax brings you the highlights on instagram stunning landscapes spectacular buildings and mouthwatering delicacies our reporters are constantly on the lookout wi

happened in their country probably the last of the family in wars dentity of the country the nation elisa. they gave absolutely everything but it's not fair to say that we've got saying the english boys they gave everything. you know again they were social so so close that these were in the towards the towards more i lost champions league semifinal the ones that hold more water the ones that i deserved to win were the ones that i lost on penalties were the one that i lost with the wall that was not a goal when you lose a champions league semifinal and the opponent was better than you. you go home quiet relaxed the best team won the worst thing in football because when you lose and you feel you don't deserve to lose or you were so close to do it and the england head in the first half if i was a bit naive if i was not. if i didn't have the experience i have in football at half time i would come here and i would say england is in the final and the job is done it was not done in the future as you say is bright for england so it seems because at youth level under twenty one three straight to l

troops out of europe and or especially out of germany suppose elisa asked the pentagon to assess the costs and the impact of that do you think he really might make good on this threat. it wouldn't make much sense to do so they also have to understand about the roughly thirty eight thousand u.s. soldiers in germany not that actually to protect europe mainly but their forward base for u.s. troops for many other crisis we gins so we have for example the us africa stationed in germany the us you come in germany and germany actually serves as a perfect stable and just take a hop to all crisis regions in the world it's easier to go from germany to the middle east than to go from the us one of the most modern us hospitals is in germany so actually the us benefits from the very stable european part of a half the problem is that on rational terms all that makes sense but we don't know whether the president is going to decide based on rational terms and that's the that's actually the disruptive unpredictable wild card element he brings into european security let's look at one other aspect of w

happened in their country probably the last family in wars the identity of the country the nation elisa. they gave absolutely everything but it's not fair to to say that we dub saying the english boys they gave everything. you know again they were soulful soul so close that these were any towards you towards more tonight belongs to croatia they will go on and they will face france in the final how do you see that play you know i think it is a moment from those having a nice drink in in their rooms or in the bar not celebrating their victory but celebrating the extra time. and celebrating twenty four hours more than them to rest which i seen is very very unfair. i know. the broadcasters are the ones that that put the millions on the on the table but i seen for a world cup final icing both teams should play the semifinal in the same day bring these these england game one hour or two hours early bring the france against belgium two hours later it happened during the competition even three matches in one day so why not two matches in one day and give both teams and all the players the same

hayward mayor pro tem elisa marquez says the businesses don't have the right to set-up a dispensary anda marquez/mayor pro-tem- "right now, they do not have permission to operate until they're actually granted the authority to be zoned in a specific place, and we've already determined where we want these businesses established. in our industrial corridor and certain areas of our downtown. so, they will not be in the neighborhoods of hayward.">( james ) the city says it could take months before the businesses are issued conditional use permits, if they pass the next stage of vetting. ( james ) a pot business has been proposed in el cerrito... if it is approved... it would be the first of its kind in the city. e-c-w-c partners has applied to open a dispensary at the bishop center on san pablo avenue... across the street from home depot. the business would contribute 5 percent of gross revenue to the city to support public safety and other services. members of the public will be able to weigh in on the issue until the end of the day tomorrow. city officials say a final decision on the appl

speak to the touch of a player who so with the fans on the shows elisa's so an incredible scenes from the air of the of the turnout for this. yes absolutely incredible scenes i mean they were incredible last night where frogs won the world cup and hundreds of thousands of fans poured on for charles lee's a party when it was still here this morning at they have to go back today many of them behind me and they will continue to party all day some of them with have been here for hours because they are waiting for the bus carrying the victorious team to come down the shows it is a happy person space famous out here with the team on top but of course the trophy they want to talk to the team is going to be any minute now maybe the next ten fifteen minutes you can hear of course this crowd go absolutely wild time speaking to some of the fans people i spoke to two young men who said they traveled from eastern frog's they partied all night to the city of stress ball then they've gone straight to the train station and go to trade and come in especially for this cajun and i just picked another ma

my name is elisa adler and i work for the national public library. it is my absolute pleasure to say welcome and again thank you for coming out and to be with us at 6:15 with cal turner junior in conversation with james ramsey. this is the launch event for mr. turner's new book. you guys will have your hands on a first you want to let you know coming this spring will have mike wonder she who are just some of the authors at some future salons. check out the website or lake is on facebook, follow us on twitter, however you guys want to use day in touch. you would know all the latest authors. i especially want to say a big thank you to existing university president randolph farley for hosting us here tonight and burkholder sin, emily carpenter. i also want to thank all the wonderful salon partners with the national public library. with the national public library foundation, but page. so everyone who's associated, a huge thanks and for everyone else who's helping out tonight. these things take a village for sure. i hope you party purchased books, but if

today congressional reporter elisa cohen. good to have you here. >> good to be here. >> trish: how serious is the president on this one? >> we really don't know. the president has threatened this before. he's pretty unpredictable. it's a little too close for comfortable for republicans. the government spending deadline is end of september. obviously the mid-terms are in the beginning of november. that's close on a year when they're already fighting against so much. >> trish: you know, typically and john made the point, that afternoon republicans get blamed for shut downs. let's face it, the american public doesn't like it. their anger gets directed at congress and oftentimes towards the party that is in the seat. this time, this is a little different. my question to you is there political motivation? the president says i really want this done and this might galvanize my supporters, my base? >> that's absolutely what he thinks. it probably will galvanize his supporters and his base. the problem is his supporters and his base a

justices allowed 15 minutes for turner's attorney to speak and the same time for deputy attorney general elisa carlisle who said that sufficient evidence had been presented to jury. turner was sentenced to six months in county jail and given three months' probation. however, he was released in september 2016 after three months. critics called the sentence too lenient. protests were lodged against the trial judge, aaron persky, and a successful recall removed him from the bench in june. turner was a 19-year-old freshman in 2019 when the crime was committed. emily doe is 22. neither would comment or do interviews with reporters as they left the office tower that houses the sixth district court of appeals. it's the role of the appellate court to see if any errors were made during the trial that would have impacted the outcome. the three appellate justices will now have 90 days to render their decision. in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. >>> a monorail that caught fire at the california state fair over the weekend is back up and running now. cal osha found the shoe that connects the train to th

. >> whahappened 16 years ago, changed the course of elisa's life.w year's day a marine who thought was a poi she met online, taking her from a husband in wacture. sh 13 years old. >> there it was, my hands above my head, pleading, bruised, crying. >> it's haunting to say the least. vowers ter: one of the of those images recognized her image from a poster and called police. >> i don't have any word for it under the nation? one of the first cases that technology can bring child sex images across the globe. >> it can't be pulled back, there's nothing they can do to stop it. using public records request a past rising cases in d.c. and maryland. and rising pressure on authorities to do something to st criminal. >> last year we received over 10.2 million of child sexual exploit chrn. >> the national center of missing and exploited childrene has m a data pace of 14,100 children t help police. new law requires social media k netw and sper net pinternet -- funding for police to help them combat child predators. maryland's law has passed in 2008 and 11 states

. >> reporter: elisa clair cohen grew up in the united states with her adoptive parents.always forthcoming about her adoption and the country she came from. >> in the story that i was told was that my family had essentially never meant to keep me. >> reporter: but she says she always wondered if she had truly been abandoned as her adoption documents state. she contacted chilean authorities in february to ask for help in finding her biological parents. she got the answer she was hoping for. her biological parents were still alive and very eager to meet her. her biological mother says she never intended to give her up for adoption. >> no, no, no, no, no. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: cordova says she had a very difficult labor and nearly died. during that time, she, her husband, and other members of the family asked employees at the state-run hospital about their daughter, but they never saw her again. chile was living under the military dictatorship of agusto pinoch pinochet, and her and her family feared asking too many questions would put them in danger. >>

. >> on elisa burns and of course their search dogs track the scent to an apartment complex across the >> the dogs are indicating that nala's scent stayed in this apartment complex. >> but all of the sudden -- pepper loses the scent, which means someone likely picked up nahla and has her. >> which we're very grateful for, because that's the safest place for nahla to be is with someone. >> but it's not just going to be nahla they're searching for. they expect to get very busy after the fourth of july. >> it might be everybody's favorite picnic day, but it is the dogs' least favorite day because they get scared by the fireworks and they run like crazy because they don't know if they're being attacked, if somebody is shooting a gun at them. they don't know what's happening. so they just run. >> that's why they say it's so important to put id on your pets. >> hi there. we're looking for nahla, the lost dog. can i give you a flier? >> meantime, the search for nahla continues. >> pet search and rescue. >> they've gotten some good leads, and they're hoping to find her before the fourth of jul

elisa martinuzzi, bloomberg's finance managing editor joining us from london.son is in full flow, and we will be speaking to jes staley, barclays chief executive. he will be asked about banking and brexit i am sure. tom: let's continue taylor: the pentagon warns that afghan forces keep losing ground's in the country's civil war. seeksistan's government peace talks with the taliban. a comment from secretary of state mike pompeo, he says the u.s. strategy in taliban is working. the trump administration reportedly rejected candidates to join high-level nafta talks with mexico and canada this week. attempts to join the conversation were ignored or spurned by the administration. the white house appears to be walking back comments president trump made on a ron -- on iran. he said he would be willing to presidentiran's without prior conditions. there have been tensions since president trump withdrew from the 2013 nuclear deal. president has reportedly privately agreed to delay a possible government shutdown until after the midterm election. according to "the wall stre