it is a means to an end. >> i applaud eva for what she's doing. time for our "e.t." co-host of the talk has an ice cream flavor named after her. marie osmond, sharon osborne or carry an inaba. i know this one. >> don't give live in california, you are sensitive to. >>wildfires and and the death and destruction that they have caused you know not only in the bay area but throughout the the whole state really down to southern california certainly. last year and in paradise and butte county but at the same token there so many people who are beyond. frustrated at pg e 4. decades sort of ignoring there infrastructure, allowing it to deteriorate to the point where you know the lines are buri you know when you're at ross and your new fall look just keeps getting better? check this out! that's yes for less. score a head-to-toe look you'll love and save 20 to 60 percent off department store prices. at ross. yes for less. and you get first dibs on that brand... ...at that price? that's yes for less. seriously, get the fall brands and styles you love and save 20 to 60% off depar

it is a means to an end. >> i applaud eva for what she's doing. time for our "e.t."t of the talk has an ice cream flavor named after her. marie osmond, sharon osborne or carry an inaba. i know this one. >> don't give forget injections and look up to 5 years younger in 12 weeks, with the #1 anti-wrinkle product of 2019. no7 laboratories line correcting booster serum. this targeted treatment works so well 76% of women said injections can wait. apply it to your most stubborn lines and wrinkles and get ready to see results. you may not remember what you looked like 5 years ago, but you're about to. line correcting booster serum from no7. exclusively at walgreens, target and ulta. ♪ ♪ this is loma linda. a place with one of the highest life expectancies in the country. and you see so many people walking around here in their 100s. so how do you stay financially well for all those extra years? well, you have to start planning as early as possible. we all need to plan for 18 years or more of retirement. i don't have a whole lot saved up. but i'm working on it now. plan now f

good morning, rob. >> good morning, eva. no rain in the forecast but the winds dying down a little bit. some improvement today, but the big improvement will come tomorrow. we'll still have pockets of critical fire weather condition, more so from l.a. to ventura county to inland areas. the winds will be gusty but it's really the humidity. that's why the red flag warnings will remaining up in those areas. let's talk about the fire still burning and offshore winds. it's a dry compression winds. the winds will slack. but the humidity between inland and the coast, single digit numbers again today. that's through 7:00 p.m. that's why the red flag warnings are up. tomorrow we get the offshore wind really start to die down and marine influence will let the relative humidity levels recover and that will help firefighters dramatically tomorrow. this all santa ana wind effect event is in response to this cold air that's come behind this snowstorm across the upper midwest and we have freeze warnings that are posted from green bay all th

eva? >> all right, david, thank you. >>> on capitol hill, the inspector general for the intelligence community gave a deposition behind closed doors as house democrats look to gather testimony from key witnesses. abc's kyra phillips has more for us. good morning, kyra. >> good morning, keira. as the president resists democratic attempts to produce documents for this impeachment inquiry, the clash between the two branches of government intensifies. for seven long hours the inspector general of the intel community michael atkinson testified behind closed doors on capitol hill. it was atkinson that deemed the whistle-blower complaint at the center of the impeachment inquiry an urgent concern. democratic lawmakers seem pleased with the inspector general's testimony. >> but for his reporting this to congress, the efforts of the white house and the justice department to cover it up might have been successful. >> reporter: meanwhile republicans took aim at the chairman of the committee, represent

good morning to you, david. >> reporter: good morning, eva. this morning the white house is regrouping after a difficult week on multiple fronts. there was blistering criticism this week over the president's syria policy, controversy over the decision to host next year's g7 summit at the president's own golf resort and finally damage control after the acting chief of staff seemed to confess that there was a quid pro quo with ukraine. that's the new t-shirt being sold by the trump campaign featuring the president's pompadour right there over the "o." it's a phrase that stood out in acting chief of staff mick mulvaney's press briefing this week in which mulvaney for the first time acknowledged the administration withheld military aid to ukraine in part to pressure them to investigate corruption. >> you just described is a quid pro quo. it is funding will not flow unless the investigation until the democratic server happens as well. >> we do that all the time with foreign policy. and i have news for everybody. get over it. there's going to be pol

david. >> eva pilgrim with us on this again tonight. thank you, eva. >>> the urgent search continues this evening as authorities now identify a missing west point cadet. cadet cade caret that from jar dina, california, has bun unaccounted for since friday evening. an m-4 rifle is also missing, though he was not believed to be carrying ammunition. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. the case that caused outrage here at home. the officer who handcuffed a father, detaining the mother, too, after their 4-year-old was accused of taking a doll at a store. what's happened tonight. >>> also, the fbi manhunt for a serial bank robber wanted for nine bank robberies in seven cities, mostly taking place during lunch hour. >>> and diane sawyer tonight with michael douglas and his son, cameron, and tonight, father and son describing their emotional breaking point. that powerful moment ahead here. a lot more news ahead. the dna r, it made her feel proud. they saw us, they recognized us. ancestry® specifically showed

>> eva pilgrim with us tonight, as well. thank you, eva. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. the veteran police officer shot in a parking garage after calling in a report about disorderly subjects, he was then discovered with a gunshot wound. he did not survive. and we'll have more on that in a moment. >>> also, the urgent hunt tonight. the 3-year-old kidnapped from a birthday party. the fbi is involved tonight now, saying she is in extreme danger. >>> and the major storm system we're tracking tonight. drenching rains, flash flood worries as that storm moves across the south and then right up into the northeast. the new track just ahead here. a lot more news ahead. we'll be right back. l be right back. one of the wint places in america. and home to three bp wind farms. in the off-chance the wind ever stops blowing here... the lights can keep on shining. thanks to our natural gas. a smart partner to renewable energy. it's always ready when needed. or... not. at bp, we see possibilities ever

. >> reporter: eva, good morning. officials tell abc news the call came in around 3:00 this morning and, as you mentioned, in allentown, pennsylvania. fire crews, they are responding to a major fire that has engulfed row houses, several row houses there. video from the scene shows flames shooting into the air, smoke billowing. there is a significant emergency response team that is there on the scene right now. there are also reports that this may have been a gas explosion. however, authorities are not confirming that yet. but dan, this is a situation we're closely monitoring. >> we are and let's hope it stays that way. thank you very much. we appreciate it, stephanie. >>> we're going to move on now to the breaking political news. president trump reversing course on his controversial announcement that he wanted to hold a major world summit at his family resort in miami. abc's david wright is right there at the white house. david, what's going on with the about-face? >> reporter: well, good morning, dan. this is a rare

good morng, stephanie. >> eva, good morning.e about to arrest and formally interview the american woman accused of crashing into the young brit, but police now say that woman has left the uk and is believed to be back here in the u.s. >> reporter: this morning a grieving family in the uk is at the center of an international diplomatic incident. the parents of 19-year-old harry dunn killed in a head-on crash this past august say they can't believe the suspect, a 42-year-old american woman, the wife of an american diplomat claimed diplomatic immunity leaving the country legally while in the middle of an investigation. >> how is she living with herself doing this? how can you just be like that. just get on a plane and go. >> reporter: british media reports the woman, who has not been identified, was driving out of an american spy base in the uk on the wrong side of the road when she crashed into the teen who was on a motorbike on the correct side of the road on his way to meet his father. british police say they were about to arres

good morning, eva.ant everybody to look at the scene behind me because these are just some of the 11,000 young men and women killed by isis. they were our allies. they fought and died protecting their homeland, but also our homeland. now some of the worst fears of what would happen after u.s. troops pulled out and turkish forces started bombing are coming to pass. breaking news for you this morning, we have just learned that 250 isis brides, 700 people in total have escaped from a nearby refugee camp, prompting fears that isis is making a comeback. this morning turkey's brutal assault on u.s.-backed kurdish troops and civilians enters a new and bloody phase. now u.s. defense secretary telling the nation that the u.s. is preparing to evacuate about 1,000 u.s. troops remaining in northern syria as safely and quickly as possible. this video obtained by "the new york times" appears to show kurdish prisoners lying on the ground moments before they're executed. this video tweeted by the same turkish-backed is

>> eva, thank you. >>> and new fears for a missing 14-year-old girl from virginia. authorities saying she's in extreme danger with a direct appeal to the suspect. here's linsey davis. >> reporter: the desperate search for 14-year-old isabel hicks now a nationwide amber alert. >> she is in the company of an individual who has been reported by his family to have some suicidal ideations and he is in possession of a 9 millimeter handgun. >> reporter: police saying the eighth grader vanished from her bumpass, virginia, home a week ago with 34-year-old bruce lynch and could be in extreme danger. the fbi tonight urging lynch to do the right thing. >> you know isabel should be home safe with her family. warm, rested, protected. i'm sure you want what is best for her. please return isabel to a safe location or contact us. >> reporter: authorities asking the public to look for clues like a missing rear passenger door handle on lynch's blue 2003 toyota matrix, and a camouflage tarp that might be covering the passenger window. dad,rieselve lynch is traveling with camping gear.

you do know that, eva. to it while you can. >> i have to give it back. >> charlie gibson, this time, 3:00 a.m. i got an email that said, if i see your show in the morning it won't be because i got up. it will because i'll still be up. too excited to sleep. >> congratulations. >> yes, congrats. >> all right. >>> we turn to the wildfire emergency in california. take a live look, those are the flames in san bernardino. the state on edge again this morning as those fierce santa ana winds whip through sparking new fires, and matt gutman is on the ground in simi valley. matt, i know that you saw the danger of those winds firsthand. good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, robin. about a half mile away we were on the highway when the fire flashed over us. the heat was enormous and firefighters stood their ground. we got saved by tankers dropping water, but we saw that fire gallop hundreds of yards in just a couple of minutes and it gives you a sense of what firefighters and the conditions they are battling he

here eva says it would appear that the adoptive parents and all the orphanages are taking advantage of the language communication barriers of the mothers and so they're helping the mothers raise their children the system is enabling the children to be taken away very sad and then this very simply for. they still children what is your take. well i think we were talking about the bill they guess which will run the paper work area and that is significant but i think what it might be difficult for people outside uganda and other countries like uganda might be difficult to understand is that institutions don't function as a christian lee if they do elsewhere in the world in the u.s. for example and people's communities and people's families are not necessarily going to be as organized as people in the developed world would expect to it might seem very surprising that 2 mothers could send their children off to boarding school and have no idea that they've been legally adopted without their knowledge that's because documents he can very easily be forged and in that case for example the aun

>> eva pilgrim, thank you. ghdanitollas in the murder of ay guyger murder trial. the hunt continues for others. and tonight, what authorities are now saying about this. and the judge in the case is now spe speaking, too. abc's marcus moore again tonight. >> reporter: an urgent hunt tonight for two suspects wanted for the murder of joshua brown, a key witness in the trial of former dallas police officer amber guyger.brown was killed during an alleged drug deal gone bad with three men, one of them shot and in custody. and they're pushing back agains tied to his testimony. >> i assure you that is simply not true. >> reporter: and tonight, the judge in that trial shedding light on this moment. please?i give her a hug, please? >> reporter: and why she allowed the brother of botham jean to hug his killer. >> when he said the second "please," i just ftel could not deny him this. >> reporter: judge tammy kemp also facing criticism for the hug she gave guyger, too. >> when i looked at her and saw how she was hurting, of course i agreed to give her a hug. >> reporter: she a

si estÁ bajo una orden de eva evacuaciÓn se debe ir casa.ajo orden de evacuaciÓn se debe ir para que este bajo resguardo. estÁ hablando un oficial de la patrulla de caminos. habla de cÓmo han traÍdo mÁs apoyo del Área de sacramento porque en esta orden de evacuaciÓn donde se publico un video donde hay personas que se estÁn yendo. por los apagones preventivos se complicÓ el desalojo de esta zona, >>> se acaba de dar a incendio kincaiid, y se expendio las ordenes de obligaciÓn obligatorias. de evacuaciÓn. es algo que recuerda a este momento que no se quiere vivir, estÁn pidiendo que cumpla las ordenes de evacuaciÓn. que se mantenga alejado de los Árboles. hay varias personas que estÁn dando informaciÓn en este incendio en el condado sonoma. estÁn hablando de quÉ es lo que tiene que haceren este caso del incendio. y agradecer a las autoridades que estÁn ayudando para evacuar a las personas que tuvieron que desalojar. para brindar ayuda a las personas, que estÁn ayudando y la gente tiene que alejarse de sus casas, porque lo peor se podrÍa ver a

scott-railton: oh, eva, did you want to? ms. galperin: sure.o i'm going to take a dissenting view. [laughter] surprise. yes, to some extent some of our accounts and some of our platforms are becoming safer and we have more options, and that is great. but our attack surface is also expanding exponentially with every passing year. we are filling our homes and our offices with microphones and cameras that are extremely insecure and that are often manufactured by companies that don't have security and privacy as a particularly high value and that certainly don't think about nation-state-level apt's in their threat model, and they don't think about law enforcement. for example, there is a great deal of argument about the installation of ringing doorbells in neighborhoods and sort of their partnership with local law enforcement. and amazon continues to insist that this actually cuts down on crime, whereas the research seems to indicate that filling your neighborhood with cameras that everybody can see does not actually cut down on crime very much. it

here's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: tonight, a jail sentence for greg and marcia abbott. a month behind bars after pleading guilty to paying $125,000 to boost their daughter's college test scores. it comes just days after the lead prosecutor in the varsity blues scandal talked to our affiliate wcvb about felicity huffman's recent sentence of two weeks behind bars. >> she took responsibility almost immediately. she was contrite. did not try to minimize her conduct. i think she handled it in a very classy way. >> reporter: the actress pleading guilty to paying a $15,000 bribe to have her daughter's s.a.t. scores altered. >> i think it sent a clear message to the other parents involved that there really is a good chance that if you're convicted of the offense, you're going to go to prison for some period of time. >> reporter: huffman is one of 15 parents who've pleaded guilty. so far, seven have been sentenced to prison time, ranging from two weeks to five months. actress lori loughlin and her husband, accused of paying a half million dollars to get their two daughters into

here's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: today, four more parents embroiled in that college admissions scandalhanging their pleas to guilty. including manuel and elizabeth henriquez, who prosecutors say gloated with their daughter about getting away with cheating on her college entrance test. 19 of 35 parents have pleaded guilty, including felicity huffman, who was spotted over the weekend outside federal prison in her inmate jumpsuit, walking to meet her daughter and husband, william h. macy, for a visit. more than halfway through her two-week sentence for paying $15,000 to boost her daughter's s.a.t. scores. lori loughlin and her husband are still fighting charges they paid $500,000 to pose their daughters as rowing recruits for usc. the prosecutor saying loughlin would serve less time if she reached a deal. >> if it's after trial, i think certainly we'd be asking for something substantially higher. if she resolved her case short of trial, something a little lower than that. >> reporter: and federal prosecutors are saying that additional charges are possible for those who opt against the ple

. >> reporter: good morning, eva. a brief respite from those most severe winds right now early this morning but the kincade fire is still burning and time is running out before those winds pick up. historic winds picking up later this morning or this evening, i should say, sorry, as hundreds of thousands of people prepare to lose power. this morning with fires already burning critical red flag warnings in effect through monday, northern california is preparing for the worst. much of the region anxiously anticipating unprecedented conditions as the state's largest utility company warns of massive rolling blackouts. >> we are preparing for what is likely going to be a widespread safety shutoff across our service territory to combat the risk of a catastrophic wildfire. >> reporter: nearly 850,000 customers across 36 counties could have their power cut for days as officials forecast the most severe scenario in decades. as the area braces for what officials are calling an extreme historic wind event peak gusts up to 85 mil

eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> eva, thank you. >>> a youth football coach near philadelphia is facing a fine for running up the score, but he has support from a two-time super bowl champion. >> kyle williams may also be suspended after his team of 7 and under kids won a game 36-0. in a tweet his brother-in-law, former eagle tory smith, called the situation stupid saying kids need to learn to deal with failure. >>> a worker at panera bread lost her job after posting a video that went viral. >> here's that video. the video shows how panera's popular macaroni and cheese is prepared. it gets heated in hot water, then cut out of its plastic pouch, poured into a bowl, then it is served. at the end of the video we see the former employee give a thumbs up. panera confirmed the video's authenticity. the former worker claims she was let go because of this video. this morning no comment from panera bread, but -- >> except for panera does say on the product itself, they're defending it saying, look this mac and cheese is made off site with our proprietary recipe developed by our chefs, then it's

eva jimÉnez es graduada de ciencias polÍticas y ha obtenido de los congresistas el apoyÓ una ley quel en el que vivedesde que Ó. fÉlix: al volver evo morales afronta un desafÍo en las elecciones de maÑana. podrÍa ganar, pero tendrÍa que ir a segunda vuelta. arantxa: le contamos la historia de una latina que a una embarazada, le hizo frente historia de una latina que a una embarazada, le hizo frente al cÁncer. ♪ [giggles] las arrugas no te hacen quedar bien. evítalas antes de que aparezcan con la ayuda del nuevo downy wrinkleguard. para que las arrugas se conviertan en cosa del pasado. cuando dejo volar mi imaginación. es decir... wow. la surface es una herramienta que me ayuda a realizar ideas maravillosas. ♪ arantxa:este domingo los bolivianos eligen presidente, pero el escenario polÍtico es complejo. el actual mandatario evo morales busca extender su presidencia, pero un rival lo podrÍa llevar a una segunda vuelta electoral. reportero: evo morales lleva casi 14 aÑos en el poder. este domingo cuando quiera pasar a la historia como el presidente democrÁtico que más aÑos gobernÓ, su r

and eva are struggling to stay alive. the film ever after is based on a graphic novel by olivia fever. she's really into scary stuff. child i love fairy tales especially the ones where horrible things happen like when somebody gets an i poked out. of stories like that with the ones for me. when i was a teenager we were trying to sneak into horror films even if they were x. rated and we weren't allowed in. private human bodies. ever after has been released worldwide. your fee big also wrote the screenplay. the director cinematographer and 2 leads are also women. the fight was worth something many people including women filmmakers didn't think possible they have always been obstacles placed in their path the assumption was women can't make horror movies so we just went ahead and made one and it turned out to be good with women in almost all the key functions which is not a tool typical just. for graphic novels are set in. germany and its back waters are reworking of mark twain's huckleberry finn is set in holland. and when

eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to eva. >>> the chicago teachers strike enters its seventhg. >> the 34,000 union employees plan a large rally today targeting the mayor's budget address. police warn some downtown streets will be closed during the morning commute. classes are again canceled today although buildings are open for students. >>> an urgent search for a missing west point cadet. military officials say kade kurita of southern california has been missing since friday. the 20-year-old failed to show up for a military skills competition at the new york military academy. an m-4 rifle is also missing. the west point officials say he may be a danger to himself but not the public. >>> the logo for the upcoming 2024 paris olympics is out, and it is getting a lot of attention on social media. >> it sure is. it's supposed to show both the olympic flame and marianne, the young woman who has symbolized the french republic for 230 years. can you see the lips near the bottom there? >> yep. >> i see it. >> organizers say they switched from the eiffel tower to marianne partly to pa

eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to eva. >>> there is a big change for travelers comingort beginning early this morning. >> a big one. arriving passengers will have to go to a new designated lot to catch a cab or their uber or lyft ride. l.a.x. officials say a new shuttle to that lot will take no longer than 15 minutes or travelers can walk. they believe the new system will ease traffic flow. >> as if the problems at l.a.x. weren't already bad. >>> on "monday night football," the steelers spotted the dolphins a two-touchdown lead, then pittsburgh rolled off the game's final 27 points. the dolphins looking for their first win, but couldn't get it. miami remains winless this season after that steelers victory. the dolphins have a real shot to win one next week when they host the jets. i'm not throwing shade, that's just a reality. >> i couldn't add anything to that. >>> and the washington nationals will look to keep their season alive tonight with a win in game six of the world series. if the astros win they will lock up their second-ever world series title. so far in this

cosi all of the german tech companies as a peak sheryl sandberg has operations at facebook and so was eva just keep manages you $23.00 for. made exceptions in an industry dominated by men too bad especially considering that programming used to be seen as a typical job for women in the u.s. in the forty's they played a big role in pioneering digital technology but today far less women work in tech only 14 percent of tech startups worldwide were created by women they found less developed less and because of that their creativity goes on used for the market do women face bigger challenges here's what these leaders have to say. as long as different we need more female role models come to think of it there's hardly any successful female entrepreneurs that i can look up to it's like in all areas of life. he is asking him even to without a role model or someone to live up to it's just hard for young people to find their way cummins he says and it's easy for them to get discouraged. on the 1st meeting where it's like say investors big c.e.o.'s of companies they don't take you seriously so you're

eva is replacing her as managing director and this week s ted to float shared the nobel prize for economics for research on fighting poverty she's the 2nd woman to win the prize which has been awarded since 1969 jennifer morgan became the 1st female head of the german blue chip company last week she's c.e.o. of software behemoths s.a.p but men still dominate the boardrooms of the world's biggest companies. well the hottest labor dispute at general motors in almost 50 years appears to be resolved on wednesday negotiators for g.m. and or union representatives reached a tentative agreement demanding a share of profits better benefits and stronger future commitments by the company really 50000 g.m. workers began walkout last month crippling the comic as u.s. operations. the hard fought deal won't bring an immediate end to the strike by $49000.00 workers they are likely to stay on the picket lines for at least 2 more days as union committees vote on the deal which members must then also approve for many braving the rain in the picket lines the strike has been about broader issues as well it's no

not as pretty as eva like it. not as pretty as eva like getting my knee a blue last. minute. but i mean she should move in syria get it but i mean she should move in syria. you have made. your shift or you have me here she. said yeah. yeah. yeah. yeah. of the. rational of them. who are. here now if you have a man you know who are. here now if you have a man you. might in. your work will but i'm not going to. so my thinking when i hear what bill but not with the world with which you attempt to if every. little boy with which you attempt to if i was in iraq. for your. story to let you know but for your. story my mother does not let you know but i'm. sure the image of him and. children on the side of him. locked up in that he probably thought somebody else i'm going to. get probably. somebody else i'm going to. last. because at least you had your. last. episode that you loved. or you. could always yeah yeah yeah sort of a slime bucket. or you. could always yeah yeah yeah sort of a slacker i fuck i thought. to be after i said yeah you. to be after i said yeah you. did your 1st ye

the room a male is now in eva tried many paranoid about what could come next possibilities range from extending how long the rest of protesters can be detained for to restricting access to communication networks and a curfew measures whose reach would extend far beyond the protests on the streets with much of the was violence taking place late into the evening police the pushing for khaki in particular that many of the entertainment industry wanted that to take and even grates a toll on the business. and restaurants already suffering. with locals and tourists alike often prefer to keep away. one industry insider tells me a curfew would put even more jobs at risk. you buy non-computer by my fellows people who lose their jobs have no idea what to do. what can they do because the government want them to join the protesters is that what the government wants. to know my think wall. with protesters and authorities both refusing to back down and many in hong kong say the west is yet to come. on. the. quite a show of defiance there in hong kong and that's our show for the day you can find mor

miss eva's want you to come back. we want to see you all holding hands. she left. and you say you want us to. eat. it's a system for us and she's. just she's still ok. she's just hoping that you can drill this. is so relieved to see. the hands of a person who wants to she's just she's just a quest to help. suffering us so. boge just is seems she has this is his face is so he says this is just. his. stuff rest his soul. is. the taking maverick cage and in a moment we take a cage should we have any say in a. real need a. green tree. limbs . i was a stand. alone when. oh. and plenty. where the sun in. this club. would be carrying. over. pets. and. home up. and scared. for most when we grow old we take life for the slower pace well not for this centenarian. online dating teaching the youth kicking in door. she's a blogger adored around the globe and she's doing it only way. life begins at $100.00 eyewitness documentary on al-jazeera. when the news breaks it looks like if you're told in order to get someone who can get this country out of the crisis when people need to

surely the family is getting smaller and smaller and unless they do actually change something in another eva to stay. or maybe resurrect previous sidelines of the in perth family. yeah then there's the risk of this really really old i'm here to terry right. and to die out now this is fair isn't over i understand there's some kind of secret ceremony that's going to take place next month it is secret so i don't know how much we know about it what do we know. well it's not as if you're the more i guess because it will actually follow to large degree what happened. with the case and for 30 years ago so they will build. a number of buildings on the palace grounds and there are the 10 will. spend the night and dine in together with the sun goddess so this is next ceremony is called the idols i believe means the big feast and they were asked fishermen and farmers from the whole country to send in their produce even feast with the somebody is and then later will embark on a pig and his foresights in the whole country so more of a private affair at least part of it so he blushed and tokyo thank you t

eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >>> now to a story of the hurricane zone in the bahamas.cuers saved a dog that spent three weeks buried under ru abc 7 news meteorologist rob ma marcado has more. >> reporter: this dog wascrushe roaring ashore with speeds of 160 miles per hour. the team at big dog ranch rescue says a heat signature was detected under a pile of debris using a drone. rescuers raced over and found a malnourished male dog who survived by drinking rainwater. he rightfully earned his name of "miracle" like the fighting he is. >> this little guy was trapped underneath an ac unit for tree weeks. how he survived is a miracle. >> reporter: the function has been searching the island since the cat 5 storm for any signs of dogs separated from their families. in a statement to abc news, the organization's president and found eer crediting the technoly for discovering miracle, saying ro hdrones played a lifesaving ope to everyone as the bahamas' recovery effort begins. this morning miracle is receiving treatment, therapy, and food and water with a full recovery ahead. rob

eva pilgrim is here with the story. good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning. that producer coming forward in the new book with detailed claims of how the alleged assault happened while she was traveling on assignment. ronan farrow's new book "catch and kill," which details his investigation into harvey weinstein, as well as his attempts to get his then-employer nbc news to broadcast the story. now, new allegations surfacing about former "today" anchor matt lauer who was fired from nbc in 2017 for alleged sexual misconduct. according to "variety," which obtained excerpts from the book, a former nbc news producer who worked with meredith vieira has come forward identifying herself in farrow's book and stating that lauer sexually assaulted her at the 2014 sochi olympics. according to the woman's account in "catch and kill," lauer joined her and vieira for drinks and she ended up going back to lauer's room twice. once, to retrieve her press credential and another bec he invited her back to the room, and once in the hotel room says lauer who was wearing a t-shirt a

celebration and their euro 2020 qualifier with albania on friday has prompted a separate investigation by you eva that's the european football's governing body u.a. for rules for bid references to politics and religion. but don't forget you can always get news on the go just download our app from google player from the app store and that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news you can also use that you app to send us your photos and your videos. you're watching the news live from berlin reporter up next catching snakes in thailand instead of putting out fires to forget all the latest news is on our website dot com called aspen i'll be back with more of this hour. we take it personally. with the wonderful people in stories that make the game so special. for all true fans. more than football on line.

de bomberos que que sobrevuelan el Área, en ranchos quedaron algunos animales, ydu nos estÉn con Él eva>> dice que se siente horrible tener que dejar a sus animales aquÍ, sabiendo que algo pueda pasar, agradece a los socorristas que lo dejaron entrar, espera que no les pase nada una vez tenga que partir de aquÍ. cerca de ahÍ nos encontramos, personal de... pero cuando llegaron no estaban el establo donde se suponÍa estarÍan estÁ convertido en cenizas. la trabajadora nos dijo que no saben donde estÁn pudieron haber escapado. asegura que esto ocurre con frecuencia, no muy lejos de ahÍ, nos encontramos jim y su mejor amigo, dice que su familia sÍ se fue, pero tiene tres animales que cuidado y es difÍcil evacuar, ellos, el objetivo es evitar que el fuego se esparza esta noche, cuando se espera que regresen fuertes vientos. y la autoridad aÚn no sabe cuando los residentes podrÁn regresar a sus casas lloran chocho chos. aunque ya se han sus penn deudo ordenes de evacuaciÓn en parte este de sonoma, aÚn hay miles de albergados, muchos han tenido que dormir en tiendas de campaÑa y estacionamient

tell us more about these letters what's in them what's not ok well boris johnson sent 3 documents to eva leaders basically one was a photocopy which he didn't sign which was a copy of the law that requires him to officially request an extension of the brics a deadline and the other was a letter written by a civil servant which explained the logic the rationale basically that the u.k. would was required now to request that extension and the 3rd letter which you actually spoke about just briefly there was a document he signed where he said yes i am officially required to request an extension but i don't support didn't think it would be a bad idea i know it's thought of it confusing but the end of the day it's just politicking at its finest i mean you have to remember johnson from the get go has said he delivered breakfast by the 31st of october do or die and said he'd never actually request an extension so the end of the day this is basically just him playing to his base saying look i promised you i would requested an extension i'm required by law i did it but at the same time i didn't so

on the fights this eva green lungs of the planet reforestation sustainability in the rain forest. you're welcome to the program october 10th is a well day against the death penalty for years more and more countries have abolished capital punishment including south africa in 1905 but cost states that sentences have grown in recent months authorities there struggle to contain escalating violence on average 58 people are killed in south africa every day. weighty 1000 that every year our correspondent reporting from cape town has more. every month claude visits his son's grave. jerome was just 27 when he was shot in the front office when 3 years ago. he was june 2nd son killed by warring gang members in his neighborhood was this a good son eve when they was much younger i used to call him love that was my legal name for you and i used to that says for years over these years used to you and told him yeah you my love you you mark my able to think. some abuse on my heart is still missing because up to today. this is not the one person they threw into the where the. when joe was buried he

eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to eva. >>> future engineers in washington, d.c.ot a big surprise. >> high school students in the nation's capital received a visit from amazon ceo jeff bezos. they were taking part in an amazon-sponsored science initiative. bezos encouraged them to keep working hard. >> took a lot of computer science, and i learned to be a programmer. and i strongly encourage you guys to keep at this. you learn these kinds of skills and it will change your life. >> bezos also told the sdents their leadership will move the world forward. the amazon program has put computer science courses into more than 2,000 high schools across the country. i would have some questions for mr. bezos there. >> such as? >> i'd be like, can you give me a job? half a million dollars? >> don't you know one of those kids might have been like, can i intern for you? >> you really should. that's how i got an internship back in the day. >> we need that story later. >>> coming up, after being bitten by a snake, singer mike posner's journey across the country on foot. >>> catch

. >>> hoy un juez federal de eva york frenó la enada en vigor de la nueva regla de carga pública ques. >>> al norte de la bahía los residentes están tratando de volver a la normalidad luego del apagón preventivo. >>> buenas tardes con optimismo en muchas ganas de empezar de nuevo es precisamente para salvar vidas, viviendas y negocios. >>> qué podemos hacer?. >>> poco a poco residentes y propietarios vuelven a la normalidad luego de aparecer 48 horas sin servicio eléctrico. >>> en la oscuridad pasaron los días y ahora con los bolsillos vacíos del señor propietario de este negocio dice que lo único que le queda es comenzar de cero. >>> (no se entiende). . >>> se encuentra haciendo reparaciones la empresa de electricidad para restablecer el servicio en esa zona, por ahora continuó trabajando contrarreloj para devolverle la tranquilidad a los tiempos. >>> _ todo depende de lo que encontramos en las reparaciones y por el momento no podemos determinar cuándo será restablecido el servicio en un 100%. >>> no nos acostumbramos a la oscuridad. >>> aquí hay gente que le da depresión. >>> por e

leftist eva morales has governed bolivia for the past 13 years and he took the lead in pre-election polls the former cocoa farmer has improved conditions for the country's indigenous population la paz now has a modern climate friendly cable car network the economy has been growing for years thanks mainly to bolivia's gas exports. but norad his candidacy is controversial as the constitution bans him from running for a 4th time. a year now for it they can afford this incessant of us and their perception is that the president has deliberately ignored the rules. many bolivians worried that morales believe nor the rules in future to. proceed in that that maybe a lot of. the president is also facing criticism for the fires that ravished bolivia's rain forest this year the backlash could cost him the election. in lebanon tens of thousands of people have converged on the streets of beirut for a 4th consecutive day demonstrates a state into the night waving flags and singing protesting against new taxes and austerity measures proposed by the government aimed at tackling the country's growing econo

for more i'm joined in the studio by anika closer from the espy's youth wing thanks for joining me eva did today you happy with the result well i'm happy that a left wing team got to choose a runoff now was not but that's a variance and just as good i'm not so happy that a more conservative team got the 1st place in the 1st part of the elections and also by the voters turn out which has been quite though. we're seeing quite a split in the party between as you are talking about the more established we and the more left wing let's say a part of the party with the with the losers of next month's runoff election whether they be either the conservatives or the left wing side will they be able to get behind the opposing side and unite the party but i hope that this is going to be the case everyone every team that was campaigning pledged to support the winner at the end but i think it's also a question of what the winner is going to do if the conservatives when i would expect them to step forward also talk to the left wing innocence of youth and make them. give us some propositions on where w

somewhere let's 0 in confidence during his flame days and certainly not after his reasons with time and eva has stated that he and not this man liberian greens george weah was the best african football of all time he says his list of club trophies in europe trams wears 1905 door. i don't need to say i'm the best number in football of all time is a fact. i have a lot of respect for my elders but our careers speak for themselves now there are debates that are useless because we africans like to discuss these things that lead nowhere. but i don't need to claim anything it's a fact it's on paper with you except your own no it's a fact. well i'm sure the lives of our baby purely on d.v.d. robot will have something to say about that so let the debate continue but do you think is the best let us know our facebook page will leave you with pictures of some of the great african suck up to us good bye see you next time. to the point. strong opinions clear positions international perspectives. there's a growing sense of war torn syria so entering a new phase with the u.s. apparently ambivalent about it

witness sallade oh are now just eva. well there are 2 seasons in the us at the moment there's been a summer in the south but rather more winter this is montana and that's not the 1st darn fall of snow in montana it's a 2nd but he's. talked a little bit early in the season this not to stay in montana which is maybe not surprising you know montana mountains it's going to come down to the plains that is a bit more surprising existing here tis a cold front it's on the move started to wyoming and is going to come down as far as south dakota probably into nebraska in the next 2 or 3 days they get the system here that's the culprit and there's a cold front yet behind it not quite cold enough to snow in kansas this is going to be stormy there ahead of the it's quite warm except for new york but of a nor'easter coming in here you'll notice but to take your day ahead things haven't changed very much the snow still falling attempts have dropped in places denver has recovered significantly significant snow seems likely in the north

eva pilgrim is here with those details. good morning, eva. >> reporter: good morning, robin.lleges and universities have long made money off the images and names of their athletes. in order to stay eligible those students couldn't earn a dime. this morning, student athletes are one huge step closer to getting paid. >> weaving his way out across the 35, breaking a tackle. >> reporter: it's a game-changing decision. the ncaa now clearing the way to allow college athletes to get paid. the ncaa announcing tuesday its board of governors is breaking a tradition that's lasted more than a century voting unanimously to permit students participating in athletics the opportunity to benefit from the use of their name, image and likeness. >> we do think it's possible to do this in a way that maintains the collegiate model, stops short of pay for play and addresses the concerns that many lawmakers in particular have articulated over the last few months. >> reporter: reaction to the ncaa decision quickly flooding in. lebron james tweeting, it's a beautiful day for all college athletes going

eva, good morning to you. >> good morning. thank you for having me.le dentist and hygienist business which brings the team to you at the workplace. lauren: are we so lazy, so strapped for time we have no time to go to the dentist. >> you need to save time. time is money these days. we have the time, but we don't want to use vacation days many we want to focus on lifestyle and well-being at home and free saturdays. lauren: when you say we, this is a millennial -- you're a millennial. the idea behind your company is for millennials. is this a millennial problem that they want to save time for their saturday, not to have to go to a dentist of saturday or do you think it's multigeneration. >> i think it's multigeneration. the average customer is 38 years old. a lot of the wellness programs that are starting in l silicon valley are actually going into the manufacturing sector and more blue collar sectors because everybody wants to save time and healthcare dollars as healthcare costs hit company bottom lines. lauren: how much money do you save and do you ac