alyssa had doctors safe evelyn's ovarian tissue with the hope that technology would some day make itsible for evelyn to have her own biological childr children. >> you know my kids are the best thing that ever happened to me. they're wonderful, um, and i wanted that option for her. >> reporter: alyssa is hopeful by the time her daughter is of age the prosthetic ovary or something similar will be a routine procedure. north we were researchers say that's a very good possibility. they believe human trials are just three to five years away. >> we've accomplished something that we didn't expect, and it doesn't come along very often biological research. >> reporter: sylvia perez, fox news. >> pretty amazing. sean brace here with look what's coming up in sports. sean. >> dawn, all sixers are fired up right now. the fans are going crazy and rightfully so. but there are a few issues we need to clear up. my commentary on good nicknames, chick-fil-a and a play off run is next. ♪ >> now with tomorrow's traffic here's bob kelly. >>> good evening, everybody. good news for everybody down the shore.

evelyn arrived at childrens hospital two months early with a heart defect.nd the doctors fixed her heart and they do kangaroo care where mother and baby's skin it to skin. preemies held close to their mothers for long periods not only survived but thrived. and since then studies though a host of benefits. >> it helps maintain their body temperature and helps them establish more regular breathing patterns and help things like their quality of sleep and even help lessen their experience of pain when they have minor procedures. and babies feel a sense of security and comfort and caroline says it's a sense of empowerment and relieved her stress. it was weeks before he could hold her and the first time i held her skin to skin i felt like a real mom. she wouldn't hold her head up like this and now can't put it down. >> caroline spends kangaroo time with evelyn's twin kira that doesn't that any medical problems. full-term babies need it too, to establish the trust of their future relationship. channel 6 "action news." >>> kids are cute. >> ta is for sure. looking f

. >> evelyn, what is the actual security value of whatever it is the president's trying to do here?eah. so, lawrence, i will tell you what the hell is going on. the security threat is not coming from the outside. the new america foundation and a number of other experts have looked at the terrorist attacks that have occurred, the ones that have been lethal. none of them have come from the outside. they've all been from people who are american citizens or have been residents living here for a long time. even of the non-lethal cases, you know, where they were thwarted or nobody was hurt, those also have been almost all of them americans or residents. so it's a misplaced -- the whole measure actually is a misplaced kind of out-of-date idea because we haven't seen, since 9/11, a successful, thank god, lethal attack coming from the outside. we saw some attempts since then, the most recent being 2009 with the underwear bomber, the nigerian who got on the plane on christmas eve and tried to blow up the plane. that was thwarted. so the real issue is radicalization inside the united states, a

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ana: gracias, evelyn, por acompaÑarnos. vamos con alan. lo llevÓ a hacer gallinero. karla: te diremos quÉ a hacer para que tu perro viva muchos aÑos y feliz como una lombriz. alan: "despierta amÉrica", el show mascara voluminous original, de l'oréal. en negro, ¡y ahora en azul! la fórmula cremosa de l'oréal, aumenta 5 veces el volumen. el cepillo de cerdas suaves, separa cada pestaña. ¡por algo es la mascara número uno de estados unidos! la incomparable e inimitable mascara voluminous original de l'oréal paris nde gallinas no enjauladas.evos y nos aseguramos de ofrecerte un sabor sensacional. para best foods, el verdadero placer está en el sabor. alan: tenemos muchos deportes. vamos desde jalisco con rodolfo. rodolfo: esta camiseta la utilizÓ cuauhtÉmoc cuando conquistaron la copa confederaciones, una final que terminÓ 4-3. fue mi segundo partido del azteca. cuauhtÉmoc aquÍ con el jarabe tapatÍo. hernÁndez en el partido previo contra honduras estuvo llevando sacando de lo cotidiano a uno de los histÓricos al mÁximo anotador de la historia

. >> thanks, evelyn. couple of tweets from viewers. -- look, the aca failed. we were paying $14,400 the year, just got notice that we are canceled. blue cross blue shield point out of individual market. it failed. meanwhile, a california girl says -- talking about speaker ryan -- is to murder thousands by ripping the array -- ripping away health care instead of fixing the aca. dawn, the republican color. hi, don. -- dawn. caller: i used to work in the -- as afield is a pet paramedic. before the aca, people got medical care, -- i'm a little nervous. i apologize. but there was a law that was passed that you get help whether you can pay or not. i saw abuse after abuse after abuse, and people still got their care. they did not have to pay back then, ok? i agree with the callers that say ryan's bill is no good. ashamed of rand paul, though, because he is a doctor and he knows better. he should know -- the whole problem is the insurance companies. they were the problems from years ago. i'm sorry, it is hard for me to talk. >> it is all right. be a surgeryd to schedu

evelyn: ellos son mis ahijados, julia y joseph. mike: y yo les enseÑo cÓmo ordeÑar, ¿verdad?ayudar? >>hum... ¡ajÁ! tengo una idea. abrÓchense los cinturones. >>listo, sean. [ladrido] >>todos a bordo del autobÚs de "noodle y doodle". [tintineo] ♪ viajamos todos juntos en un autobús. ♪ ♪ tenemos muchas cosas que hacer. ♪ ♪ pintando y cocinando. ♪ ¿logi

evelyn thought britain would stay in europe. -- everyone thought britain would stay in your. -- europew there is a feeling of uncertainty. the situation here in terms of health care and patience is a very complex one. people are worried about losing that health care. there already seeing the value of their savings plummet. a lot of them are very worried -- and a lot are older and are worried about their health care, losing their health care. in some instances we have heard tales from places like new york where people have -- british people he got to the hospital and you d't haveealth care that's not true, but it goes to sh there is a lot of confusion about it. we didn't think this would happen. a lot of people cannot vote because of the 15 year rule here. i went to bed as a european union that -- european that ght and woke up and ex-pat. that is a huge shock to myself and a lot of people who base insults he. i may have to go back and get spanish qualifications for working in spain. i may have to reregister. i may have to come out of the country every 90 days like my american friends ha

. >> reporter: evelyn piazza's son died in february after a pledge ceremony. authorities say fraternity brothers did not call 911 until 12 hours later. the board is meeting to discuss significant changes to greek life. his parents wrote a letter to the board of trustees urging them to do what is right and not what is popular to apiece a small group of alum nigh. sentencing day in dauphin county for three former penn state administrators, former president gram spanier and athletic director tim curly and gary shultz covered up an allegation about jerry sandusky sexually abusing a boy in the team shower to protect the university's reputation. that argument led to sandusky abusing more boys. all three men denied they were told the encounter was sexual. all three were charged with child endangerment for failing to report the allegations about sandusky. prosecutors seeking jail time for spanier who was convicted at a jury trial sentences guidelines call for a year in prison. his attorney general are calling for probation. as for curly and shultz pleaded guilty in th

let me ask you, evelyn, if i can out of the gates in the simplest of terms.at should the goal be for the president and his team offed a e adviso advisors? >> i can't say what i anticipate. but the goal should be setting a very firm line with the russian president and with the kremlin saying no more interfering in our political process. and i mean the whole political process, not just the elections. all the fake news, the propaganda and the information we believe that together with their cybercriminals they've collected on not just democrats, but also on republicans. cut it out. >> the reason this is so compelling because of all the testimony we heard from the fbi director james comey and jeff sessions, the president shows little interest, has shown little interest in this and sessions said he hadn't been to a classified briefing on this topic. >> i think he needs to wake up, because, again, the russian government does not distinguish between republicans and democrats. they're just looking for people to help them advance their agenda. that's really important.

joining the conversation is msnbc national security analyst evelyn farka skrs. regarding russia. now a senior fellow at the atlantic council. former u.s. am bass dr to russia, michael mcfaul, msnbc russian affairs contributor. i'm going to come to you both but i have to go to my fellow republican on the table. at the break, we were talking about how far we've tumbled as a republican party basically standing by and some republicans offering up lame excuses for a president who refuses to press to get to the bottom of ties between trump's orbit and are russia. >> right, if they're not guilty of anything or if it's just satellites, he seems to do everything humanly possible to make it appear as though there's a there, there. we remember when john mccain looked into putin's eyes and saw kgb and don't trust these guys. >> george w. bush, my old boss. so what has happened? >> i think that -- >> why did they let our platform change to make it -- to weaken the consequences for russia for their aggression with their neighbors? >> because donald trump won the primaries and

that is miss evelyn davis the most gorgeous one in those photos. she's turned 95 years old.u don't remember that? i totally remember her. i was like can i look half as good as you when i'm 95. pictures with wisdom and i its an early birthday gift. >> miss evelyn has six children 13 grandchildren 20 great grandchildren and 12 grate great grandchildren and they're all wishing her a very happy birthday. >> 95 years young. hey mike thomas. >> tracking showers across the region this morning. here comes the heavier rain coming through loudoun county, fairfax county right now so get ready for that here in d.c. after that, look behind it. some light scattered showers thinning out a bit as they come out of the mountains. maybe a little bit of a drier second half of the weekend. john snow up against max scherzer tonight. "game of thrones" night at nats park. now let's get over to erin como for a check of traffic. >> we have so many problems. we just did a little facebook live video to help you with your work arounds. deadly crash investigation has new york avenue in northeast shut dow

this is the gorgeous evelyn davis.a couple of weeks ago at the bowie town center for our zip trip on that friday. she says taking pictures with wisdom and i was an early birthday gift that is so sweet. >> so sweet. >> actual the gift was all ours. trust me. >> so so sweet. >> evelyn has six children. she has 13 grandchildren. 20 great-grandchildren and 12 great great-grandchildren. and they're all wishing her happy birthday. so many blessings there. >> my goodness. >> big big familiarly. >> i told her if i look a quarter as good as her when i'm 95, if god blesses me to be 95, that would be awesome. >> so cool. >> thank you evelyn. >> let's talk about our weekend. >> yeah. let's get to it. actually let's start with rain and jump into the weekend. there it is. you can see the showers kind of passed all morning rush hour long starting to push off to the east saturday early morning best chance of showers probably pretty heavy might wake you up tomorrow morning. but then after that, it clears out and really the west -- rest

i'm not leave before we speak about the great russian plays evelyn's rinaldo this fernald a lot for knowledge when i know i don't care russia got great players and i think we're going to get a result today so tell me how great small fellows and well great so i'm going to reserve judgment a great want to see how they're going to develop over the next year because that what lots of friendlies to fly poles in particular you would all like small. call for the goal. off the mileage you chose yourself would be with a draw against the european champions but if i play in the mother that i did against new zealand it will be a huge scalp to take portugal european champions tonight so i'm going to go for one one. ok i'll stick with that we're both going for the for the drawled and we will be bringing you the goal say without cease coverage goal action coming your way very shortly. thank you neil and stan i will be back with that lines at the top of the hour. about your sudden passing i phone lee just learned you were a south and taken your last wrong turn. to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm s

evelyn: no callo peor porque olivia la agarrÓ.empos son todos muy apresurados, el estrÉs. francisca: en peligro de eliminaciÓn eran cuatro. alan: lo bueno es que vas a seguir con tu carrera. estÁs 100% en esto. 100% enfocada y muy feliz, muy agradecida con univisiÓn y con los que vienen aquÍ. una oportunidad increÍble que sigan viendo los proyectos que vienen para mÍ. me pueden seguir en fin serÁ mi facebook@veces de pueblo. vamos a ponernos de pie. francisca: vamos a ir a una pausa, al regresar, saben que ayer estuvo cantando pepe y angela aguilar. ellos estuvieron platicando conmigo sobre su relaciÓn dentro y fuera del escenario. no se lo pierdan, esto estÁ casi listo. alan: te queremos ver con disco y todo. probé un detergente más barato que tide. termine usando más detergente y mi ropa no quedaba igual de limpia. ahora volví a tide y mi ropa sigue impecable otra vez. es que el que sabe, sabe suegra! tide, calificado #1 si tiene que ser limpio, tiene que ser tide "stay" by alessia cara. ♪wait a second ♪your hands on mine ♪the c

evelyn hooker began a study that was remarkable. she did in-depth studies of 30 heterosexual men and 30 homosexual men and gave those men psychological projective tests doing the thematic tests and a tell a story test where you take cut out figures and put them together and tell a story about them. those were considered the most important psychological projective tests of the period. so, she administered those tests to the 60 men and then paired them according to iq and other factors such as financial background and education and things that nature. so she compared the two and then asked the three leading experts in america to look at those pairs of tests and say which one was the homosexual and which one was the heterosexual and the three leading experts got it right no more than the statistic of chance indicates. homosexuality was clearly not a diagnostic category. she published her work in the mid and late '50s. it made a dent with some people but not many. it was finally the gay right leaders and gay right movement in the early

james and evelyn piazza have been vocal in their disappointment for role that the university played inthe death of their son, timothy. so authorities say piazza had toxic levels of alcohol in in his body and suffered for hours with severe injuries after falling down a flight have stairs, twice at beta theta pi fraternity house. we know 18 penn state fraternity members and the fraternity chapter itself is facing criminal charges in the death of timothy pea as a back to the letter, piazza's urged board to set guidelines to call for all students found guilty of hazing or failing to report it, or furnishing alcohol to minors to be subjected to expulsion. they also asked university officials to stand with them, in fighting for tougher laws against hazing, and demanded that the university accept responsibility for their son's death. they wrote in part once again our son died on your watch. we will never see him again because of the administration 's failures to protect them in turning a blind eye to known problems. you now have an obligation to make the appropriate statements and changes to

evelyn piazza spoke out on "good morning america" her son, 19-year-old sophomore died in february aftere stairs at a fraternity house following a pledge ceremony. fraternity brothers did not call 911 until 1 hours later. the board is meeting to discuss significant changes to greek life. his parents wrote a letter to the board urging them to do what is right. 18 penn state students are facing charges. meanwhile, sentencing day in dauphin county for three former penn state administrators. prosecutors say former penn state president gram spanier and athletic very director tim curly and gary should covered up sandusky abusing a boy in the shower that led to him abusing more boys. all three denied they were told the encounter was sexual. they failed to report the 2001 allegation about sandusky. prosecutors are seeking jail time for spanier who was convicted at a jury trial. he claims to appeal. his calling for probation. as for curly and shultz they pleaded guilty in the case and prosecutors agreed to not recommend sentences for them. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thanks kather

evelyn is the former senior adviser to the commander in europe at msnbc and national security analyst trump has a hiring slump. why he is failing at fillings that are crucial to the fight against terror. >> in the wake of the london attack, the president is trying to drum up support for his travel ban. the positions in the trump administrations that are crucial to keeping america safe. let's have a look at these positions. start with the on the top. the fbi director, the president fired the fbi director without knowing who will replace him. hoo has been four weeks since james comey was fired. the head of the tsa is also vacant the deputy secretary of state, we don't have one of these. these are people that are serving in these roles, but they have not been named. it's number two person, the deputy secretary to rex tillerson, an understaffed department that is really, really important. the solicitor general also. what about ambassadors? these are all the ones we do not have. the president only nominated 11. six, awaiting confirmaon. 60 remain. the adviser for the trump transition on hi

had doctors save her ovarian tissue with the hope technology would some day make it possible for evelyngical children. >> my kids are the bev thing that ever happened to me. they're wonderful. i wante wanted that option for . >> alyssa is hopeful by the time her daughter is of age the prosthetic ovary or something similar will be a routine procedure. northwestern rp researchers say that's a very good possibility. they believe human trials are just three to five years away. >> we've accomplished something that we didn't expect and it doesn't come along very often in biological research. >>> sylvia perez, fox news. >>> having an office job may be nice, getting to spend your day in some air-conditioning, but you may be missing out on some much need the vitamin d. in ooh recent study researchers said they found vitamin d deficiencies in people who work inside and people who work shift work outside the typical nine to 5:00. vitamin d also known as the sunshine vitamin helps the body absorb calcium which is important for bone growth and preventing osteoporosis. it also play as roll in boostin

mitch mcconnell's argument that there's going to be ample time, i am not a graduate of the evelyn woods speed reading school. is that for real? >> that was one of senator paul's favorite lines during the campaign was that he wanted to introduce a bill that senators had to actually read the bills that they are voting on. looking at obamacare, how many pages, it was thousands of pages, this bill will also be a hefty read. how does anyone have time to prepare and to know what they're doing and how we are fundamentally reordering one-sixth of the nation's economy. so, no, i think it's going to be a tough sell with senators like rand paul and mike lee. >> why is this the right move for mitch mcconnell? if he gets this through in secret and it does hurt the american people or so many are left without health care, that can't help the republican party. that's not going to get them re-elected. >> this is the old line about you become the thing that you make. mitch mcconnell, february 2010. americans are tired of giant bills negotiated in secret. i hate to quote the old boxing promoter. mitch, ye

it produces, i don't think i'd reasonably or insanely, it produces a causal story for evelyn to go till. so rudy giuliani says i'm going to get rid of the squeegee men which were the scourge of nukes it in my youth which stop at a red light and almost always a man and almost always a man of color who was for would come to your window and start watching your window with the squeegee and then you would have this, would be kind of essentially cajoled into paying them in a way that felt like vaguely threatening but also just sort of put a knot in your stomach. people didn't like it. it's fine to not like that, sort of a pain, but that became the sort of symbolic villain of the giuliani era. not only was it symbolic but there was this causal chain that link the squeegee man here to murderers here. and that by going after the squeegee men you would step on murder. >> what happened was rudy giuliani went after the squeegee men, police and the city became much more aggressive. order maintenance became much more of a sort of priority. also crime went down. rudy giuliani and william bratton who w

evelyn farkas and i put together steps, to make it difficult for russia to interfere in our electionsard. >> still one of the most haunts lines from jim comey's testimony was "they're coming for us." >>> up next, the latest on steve scalise's condition following yesterday's shooting. rom capita. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on all of my purchasing. and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... which adds fuel to my bottom line. what's in your wallet? before fibromyalgia, i was a doer. i was active. then the chronic, widespread pain drained my energy. my doctor said moving more helps ease fibromyalgia pain. she also prescribed lyrica. fibromyalgia is thought to be the result of overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. woman: for some, lyrica can significantly relieve fibromyalgia pain and improve function, so i feel better. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions or suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worsening depression, or unusual changes

evelyn farkas, nice to see you. >> nice to see you too, greta. >> what does kislyak want?me what he wants. >> he wants what his boss wants. he wants what president putin wants. so putin wants america to be weak. they want us to be fighting with one another the way that we are right now. they want a government, a u.s. government that won't stop russia from whatever it wants to do in europe or syria or anywhere else. they want to divide the world sort of like a 19th century sphere of influence deal. and they thought maybe they had their man with trump although i wouldn't go so far as to say that they thought that before the election occurred. but -- >> so is it a big geopolitical game for putin to see how much influence -- i guess is he morally bankrupt? i mean that he doesn't care what happens to people. >> no. he is morally bankrupt. the most egregious example is what they've done in syrian, deliberately bombing syrian hospitals. they do that to force people to leave so that the syrian can come in and reclaim aleppo, damascus suburbs, et cetera. but in the u.s. context, th

. >> reporter: for evelyn, it's life-changing. her inflammation problems have vanished. >> do you have visibility to do what you want to do? >> yeah. >> a gluten-sniffing dog is so unusual. it's exciting to think of the potential. >> reporter: mighty zeus, a tiny pup making a huge difference. >> there's no national guidelines for training gluten connecting dogs. families should examine companies and their standards. >>> speaking of dogs, charlie, our puppy on a purpose is on a rod trip. >> he is visiting baseball stadiums. he hicked off the tour with the new york mets. during the game, charlie honored a veteran who is america's vet dog recipient. he met lots of players. and mr. and mrs. met. >> don't make a joke, al? >> why do you look at me. >> i can read your mind. i can think your thoughts before you think them. let's go outside to hoda. >>> get ready. summer arrives on wednesday. jill is here. she's going to get you ready for "steals & deals" outside after this. after your local news. >>> 8:26. i'm tracy davidson. we issued a

he sniffs out gluten for 13-year-old evelyn. >> i haven't gotten sick in a really long time and it'sn was diagnosed with celiac disease. those living with it must avoid gluten, it's tough, it's practically everywhere. >> my favorite food i had to stop eating was chicken and biscuit crackers. >> reporter: despite a diet change like a burglar gluten kept sneaking into her life. she was sensitive to the tiniest amount. >> if someone puts a cruten on a salad in the back in the restaurant and takes it off and says it's supposed to be gluten free, she would say looks good to me, eat it, be sick for three days. that rarely happens now thanks to zeus's powerful nose. if he raises his paw she smells gluten. turns his head the item is safe. >> good boy. >> i feel like i don't have to be a complete control freak anymore. >> she didn't train zeus but teaches other dogs to detect gluten. we visited colorado springs to meet her newest trainee maggie. for this exercise one of my hands has gluten powder and one doesn't. >> we use the clicker to mark the behavior. >> good girl. yes. >> a picture of w

. >> but for evelyn it's life changing. food. evelyn tells her doctor her practically vanished. >> do you feel like have you more freedom, more ability. >> yeah. >> to just do what you want to do? >> yeah. >> a gluten sniffing dog is so unusual. it's exciteding to think about the potential. >> mighty zeus, a tiny pup making a huge difference. for today, joe fryer, nbc news. >> you never know. experts warn there are no national guidelines for training gluten protecting dogs so families should do their research and check companies and their standards. >>> speaking of dogs, charlie our puppy with a purpose son a road trip and also it all for the love of baseball. >> charlie is vis sitting major league stadiums throughout the work in supporting military personnel. nice job there. during the game, charlie honored a veteran who's also america's vet dog charlie met lots of players, also mr. and mrs. met. >> don't make a joke now. >> look at me. >> because i can read your mind. >> come on. >> like my grandma used to say, i can thin

evelyn law. these were the things i wanted to do when i grew up. i spent a lot of my early years in my teens trying to do that kind of thing and didn't work out. but, you know, journalism has been great in a different way. i think it is an amazing profession because it allows you to see the whole world and meet this extraordinary range of people and you know, it has been great, in a way that probably is more fulfilling than sitting at home and being a fiction writer would have been. .... >> host: you said you were depressed a lot. why? >> guest: i don't know. some people are just depressed. but -- >> host: you think it's organic. >> guest: probably is. most people who have that problem would tell you that it's just a chemical thing in your brain. interestingly a lot of the people who were kind of my heroes also had the same problem. i remember reading about gogle who was a famous russian writer, and he was terrible depresssive, and he conquered it by sitting at home and trying to think of the funnest things he could all day long and wrote those thi

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happy 102nd birthday to evelyn rumor has it she makes the best mac and cheese you will ever taste.oklahoma. he practiced pediatric dentistry until he was 93. takes patience. >> that was good. >> thelma -- that could have been funny. thelma eddy, winterset, iowa, is 102 years old. she bax all kes all of the pies scratch for dessert. happy 100th birthday to mabel mckay a bingo champion from nashville. if you know someone celebrating a milestone birthday or anniversary, tell us about them at today.com/celebrates. >> excellent. dylan, excellent job. >> yes. >>> what do you have coming up? >> i'm excited. dylan gets to meet one of childhood idols. >> the guy you have posters of on your wall. jason priestly. >> and amy poehler. it's going to be fun. >> good. we'll go back out and get more of the wines. first, though, a look at your local news and weather. [ cheers and applause ] >>> this is a "news 4 today" news break. >>> 8:56 is your time on this tuesday, june 27, 2017. good morning. i'm eun yang. right now melissa malae is following breaking news on me o metro. >> right now on the red