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i'm on a press tour riw,t nd every day, i'm facetiming them.ecca ate strawberries. and it was the cutest thing, because she only -- because she gets, like, you know, it's her treat once in a while and she was like -or >> jimmy: she went f it. >> she went for it my brother was like, "oh, do you want to see david. was like, "oh -- does eleven have super powers? [ laughter ] you know i was like, "are you joking me?" i'm the mother to em >> jimmy: yes. >> they also like -- he loves me >> jimmy: do they recognize you? >> no, they do they, like, turn their heads and they're like, "not her again. [ laughter ] and i'm like - [ indiscernible ] >> jimmy: oh, how fun. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: every time you're here, we always do some type of musical thing. >> yes >> jimmy: i know because i love your voice >> thank you >> jimmy: and i rely do. i love doing bits or just even just listening to you but like who -- i was asking like who your musical influences are and you were saying there's so many but amy wineuse. >> oh, amy winehouse is like my >> jimmy: that

perhaps he should facetime a farmer. that was thursday in parliament.ament. and i'd hate you to miss it. until then, from me, goodbye. hello there. we've got a couple more showery days in the forecast, before things start to settle down during the weekend, as high pressure begins to build in. we should start to see temperatures rising, as well. in the short term, though, we've got this low pressure which is still influencing the weather across the country, and the weather fronts through central parts still generating some showers. so it does look like it's going to be a showery start through more central portions of the country this morning. a little bit of wintriness over the higher ground too, but for the rest of scotland, the north—east of england, it's going to be actually a cold start. out of town, could see a little bit of frost again, but less cold across southern areas. so through today, we will have some sunshine to start the day across the south and across the north—east. more cloud through central areas, with some showers from the word go, an

maybe they were facetiming, who knows what that relationship. you know? >> yeah. >> apparently he didn't tell the truth about that because apparently they weren't facetiming. >> you know, he felt the smile in his heart. >> he could sense it. they are so close. >> in his soul. barbara boxer, david, thank you so much. malcolm and e.j. will be back later on in the show. >>> things are heating up for defiant william barr. that's next. r defiant william barr that's next. geico makes it easy to get help when you need it. with licensed agents available 24/7. it's not just easy. it's having-a-walrus-in-goal easy! roooaaaar! it's a walrus! ridiculous! yes! nice save, big guy! good job duncan! way to go! [chanting] it's not just easy. it's geico easy. oh, duncan. stay up. no sleepies. like.. pnc easy lock, so you can easily lock your credit card when its maximum limit differs from its vertical limit. and clover flex, for when you need to take credit cards when no one carries cash. or requesting a call to help get a new credit card- one that hasn't followed the fami

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. >> then an emotional facetime conversation confirming the news that would change both of their livesg? >> reporter: jenna has a match. >> it was just really, really special. >> reporter: a bond built on history. >> i don't think that any of us will ever be able to understand the magnitude of this is going to do for her. >> reporter: and now a brighter future. >> i'm just incredibly blessed to have such an amazing friend like jenna to actually donate to me. >> reporter: erielle reshef, abc news. >> big thanks to our friend erielle. the transplant is set for june 20th we keep hearing these transplant stories and they are fantastic. >> what would you give me? >> a headache. >> that's true. >> that's all i got for you. >> that's all i got for you. t for you. week. >>> making news in america this morning, air disaster. a passenger jet catches fire during an emergency landing killing dozens. this morning, the plane's troubled past and the question, was a possible lightning strike a factor? >>> also breaking overnight rising tensions in the persian gulf. the pentagon now deploying an aircra

did you -- [ laughter ] did you try to ccil him and acntally hit the facetime button, grandpa?ghter ] putin doesn't seem like the kind of guy who would facetime unless he's beaming into the u.n. on a giant screen demanding a billion dollars or he'll kill s jamend. [ laughter and applause ] but i would definitely believe -- i would definitely believe putin was smiling when they talked. 99% of the time he looks like this. though when he sees trump, he lights up like he just heard there was a sale on poison. [ laughter and applause now given that trump and his attorney general william barr have repeatedly lied about the mueller report, democrats in the house have asked for mueller f hims come testify. and on sunday, one democrat said they'd reached a tentative date of may 15th for mueller to testify. so naturally trump freaked out on twitter. >> "after spending more than $35 million over a two year er period intewing 500 people using 18 trump-hating angry democrats and 49 fbi agents, all culminating in a 400-page report showing no collusion, why would the democrats in congress now

it also support group facetime calls an augmented reality. the new ipod touch starts at $199. you can order it on the apple store and apple .com. coming to stores later this week. >>> one of the richest women in the world after her divorce from jeff bezos. the big decision about what to do with all those billions. >>> another quick look at the grass fire burning in livermore . we will keep checking in on the firefighter's progress . >> superstar serena williams defending longtime sponsor nike after he received criticism from other female athletes. >> they are doing better and that is what it is about. learning from mistakes and doing better. it started with making a statement with me. they said they want to make a change and support women that want to have families. >> in a post match press conference williams responded to the new york times op-ed several former and current nike sponsored athletes. many said their sponsorship payments were reduced during and after pregnancy. williams says nike showed up for her when she was pregnant with her daughter in 2017. >> if they want t

himself sergeant hill, he told her he was stationed in kabul on a secret missiono uldn't call or facetimepictures. >> it was nice. >> reporter: but now she says it was all a scam. sandra became suspicious when sergeant hill asked her for money. >> you work in the military. you sguld be gettin paid. >> reporter: she started to sen it,but had second thoughts. >> i'm asking yself, what are you doing? >> reporter: so she went online to verify his identity. sandra's internet date was actually an image of wnbc sports anchor harry cicma, whose photos were used to create a fake online profile to lure women. >> it made me feel absolutely terrible. s> reporter: match.com sthey blocked the fake account and have dedicated team and sophisticated technology that patrols for fraud. they say to prott yourself, never send money to people you don't know. cyber experts als recommend doing a reverse image search of the profile picture, and if details don't match, it's a scam. and when , dou contact authorities. rehema ellis, nbc >>> now to a couple of big moments on the hard court anmo baseball diand overnig

>> well, you know, i know you two would facetime and you would let her listen. >> yeah. >> to josh'sday so i wasn't expecting this. >> can you believe we pulled this surprise off? you've been backstage bouncing off the walls. >> yep, yep. i'm so thankful everything worked out. everyone came together like -- >> ah. it's okay. it's okay. thank you. it's okay. >> josh, i can tell you, get used to that. >> he shaved his mustache. that's why. >> how is it for you to see them finally reunited with your granddaughter? >> it's amazing. like we said he wasn't there for the birth. i was. whoo-hoo! but you don't have to go away again. it was very interesting compared to years ago when i had kids you couldn't see anyone for them to be able to at least facetime. when savanna was sick in the hospital, the only way to calm her down was the video of his voice. >> wow. >> yeah. >> wow. and, cassie, for you, your first pore's day. how is it for you now? you're going to spend it with your family. >> it's going to be even better now. i thought i would spend it alone so, yeah. [ applause ] >> i just have

sergeant hill, he told her he was stationed in kabul on a esecret mission, so couldn't call for facetimed he sent pictures. >> it was nice. >> reporter: now she says it was a scam. sandra became suspicious when sergeant hill asked her for money. >> you work in the military. you should be getting paid. >> reporter: she started to send it but had second thoughts. >> i am asking myself, what are you doing? >> reporter: she went online to verify his identity. his date was an image of wnbc sports anchor harry cicma, whose foeters were used to create a fake online profile. >> it made me feel terrible. >> reporter: matomylocked the ror fraud. ct yourself never send money to people you don't know. cyber experts also recommend doing a reverse image search le picture and if details don't match it's a scam. and when in doubt contact authorities. >>> all right. coming up, a hollywood trail blazer's grieving family with a wake-up call for millions of americans. i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it like

tillman has seen her father in person ilyn near ten years the two have oy been communicating using facetimewas serving overseas for the past decade. >> that hug needs to last even longer than that to ke up for all those ten years. >> a little girl when he saw her last. >>> dog lovers in plano, texas can now pet flix and chill at the movie theater. canine cinemas is a dog friendly thter that also allows owners to bring their four-legged friends and on top othat, bottomless wine. ne for four free whiskeys.omless it covers admission for you and your dogs. if your skipping the drinks, your admission is free but the pups are $5 each with a max of two dogs per human that is win/win all the way around. >> drunk barking trying to watch a movie? >> it's not going to bother yor because you' down on those drinks. nn w il he aad, the high schoo ruerhos submarimashes records a he races towards tokyo 2020. licking, scratching, scooting, and ruing... may be signs of allergic itch, a medical condition that may require fast-acting, prescription apoquel. apoquel has helped over 6 million itchy dogs get the r

. >> about to their home, if you can't visit the person and other resources to facetime them, you wants breeder, ask them how they got into breeding. >> you can also look locally. which is where pamela and wayne finally found their buflt great dane atticus. >> is he the love of our life. >> don dahler, cbs news, new york. >> quijano: wayne and pamela did not lose their $800 because they ensured their purchase through western union. but the better business bureau recommends using a credit card for any online deposits. next on the cbs weekend news, bearing witness to make sure no one ever forgets. but you're still moved by moments like this. don't let psoriatic arthritis take them away. taltz reduces joint pain and stiffness and helps stop the progression of joint damage. for people with moderate to severe psoriasis, 90% saw significant improvement. taltz even gives you a chance at completely clear skin. don't use if you're allergic to taltz. before starting, you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz may increase risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doct

if you can't visit the person, facetime them. you want to be able to talk to this breeder.sk them how they got into breeding. >> reporter: you can also look locally which is where they finally found their beautiful great dane e at ks. >> they did not lose their $800 because they insured their puffers through western yienian. you buckle up, start the car, put it in gear and take off. next thing you know, the phone is in your hand! stop! we should be holding the wheel, not holding the phone. it's a busy world out there. and we're all in it together. go safely, california. when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. you buckle up, start the car, put it in gear and take off. next thing you know, the phone is in your hand! stop! we should be holding the wheel, not holding the p

if you can't visit the person, another great resource is to facetime them.to talk to this breeder. ask them how they got into breeding. get a real history from them. >> reporter: you can also look locally, which is where pamela and wayne finally found their beautiful great dane atticus. >> he's the love of our life. he loves us as much as we love him. >> i think he's going home with me. >> lesson here is, if you're going to buy a dog online, use a credit card. the better idea is to meet the breeder, see the dog and take it home from there. of course, you can avoid all of this by going to the nearest shelter. you're likely to find a lovely and loveable new member >>> there's a new exhibit at the brooklyn museum in new york dedicated to the art of frida kahlo. her greatest creation may be herself. faith salie explains. >> reporter: you may know the face -- >> hi. i'm frida. >> reporter: but there's so much more to frida kahlo than meets the eye. >> i think frida kahlo is definitely one of those one-name artists. frida. people say that, and you know who you're

he was facetiming us after the game last night. he's feeling better.e're all excited about the progress he's making. i wouldn't say he's not going to be available, no. >> the as at fen way, winless on their five game east coast trip. the calendar flipped to may and maybe that's the reset they needed. maybe not. looking for answers in beantown. slice hit to right, khris davis around to score. 1-0, as. you heard of this luck. that hop off the bad over the shoulder of chad. a sac fly. as killer deep to left center. his 22nd homer against oakland. 2-1, boston, sixth ben -- benintini. losing streak, 7-3 the final. >>> giants called up former as catcher, 34-year-old vote signed a minor league with the giants trying to come back from shoulder surgery and can play first base and dh and catch. >>> and just tearing an achilles tendon and then opening the door for marshawn lynch to return who would consider unretiring to play for the raiders. played two seasons for his hometown team. the unofficial word is he was retiring. keep in mind they hired to replace dorel

haines facetimed with abc 7 news. >> from the first day i said, this girl is emotionally strong, she'shysically strong, she's spiritually strong. i new enough about her because ben talked about her incessantly, he was so in love with her. i knew this is somebody who, if anybody's going to make it, it's going to be amanda. >> haines said amanda did all the right things, harvesting water from the forest and sourcing food like berries and fruits. she lost 15 pounds while missin is loong ethend airportin neyork vlated f bery denying leases to chick-fil-a due to religious beliefs. federal regulations prohibit airport operators from excluding businesses based on the owner's religious beliefs. chick-fil-a's owners have been vocal in opposing same-sex marriage. this comes while san jose city leaders say there is nothing they can do to stop chick-fil-a from opening at minett la national because another company holds the lease. >>> before we get to weather, very special guests came to visit abc 7 news and drew, they may be coming for your job. check it out. these are third graders from john gee

she facetimed with us yesterday. >> from the very first day i said this girl is emotionally strong. she's physically strong and physically strong. i just knew this is somebody who if anybody will make it, it's going to be amanda. >> amanda who is also a physical therapist lost 15 pounds while missing. >>> 9:18 the time. two people are dead after a tornado swept through oklahoma. videshthio afrdo hit a hotel, a mobile home 29 people were taken to the hospital after the tornado. injuries range fromor t critical. a woman down. >> i heard it coming. i felt the trailer 80 hit our trailer. i know trailer 80 flipped over on top of 81, which we were in. after everything was over with and all the shaking and jarring and everybody landing on floor, the sirens went off. >> the reported tornado comes on the heels of a very active severe weather week. more than 100 tornadoes were reported across eight states over a four day period. the national weather service calling this at least an ef-2 tornado meaning winds of 111 miles an hour. >>> time now is 9:19. as part of abc 7e'gh oople ffein ourunity

i tried to facetime him. my anxiety and lump in my chest is growing.s waw happening to my son. one of the kids told me that like a flash he jumped out. she said he's a hero. he jumped up and ran. you couldn't see how fast he was running. out the door and after this person. to tackle. >> a hero. a dead child. frers kendrick is not the only one. just last week we talked about how he was a hero in another school shooting, riley ran directly at the shooter. then he was shot point blank and killed. police say he took the shooter off his feet and by doing so saved countless lives. this is what his mother told us about this week's school shooting. >> it's just terrible that more families are going through this. and while i'm angry and feel embattled, yeb think at the same time we have to galvanize and figure out how to come up with constructive dialogue takeep this from happening. >> she's right. we need do something. we think about this. we're now asking our children to be heroic enough to lay our lives on the line when people with guns start shooting in the

it was getting his hair cut today in a barbershop facetiming, this is what he sai said. >> that headline that said i was born to be in this, the article attempted to say i felt my calling was in public service. nobody is born to be president america, least of all me. >> martha: does that make you want to send him more money? >> i don't think the party has been pushed so far to the left because we won the midterms. including the governorship of wisconsin, pennsylvania and michigan. i think all the candidates are checking with a need to do to get the excitement, gun reform, immigration. i think right now we have to look to win. i think he is intriguing and has great grassroots and i think he has to work on his national message and i think it's something he is doing. i think joe biden has gained an incredible amount of traction. what he did in the midterms, he was number one sarah get. he could go in the coast and rural and industrial. >> martha: i want to go back to this one which shows, most responsible for the current economy. trumpet republicans 44%. obama and democrats 15%. that is a n

. >> we caught up with jim con ton, ceo of nautilus for a facetime chat after he got back from ireland. they want to build a new data center on the base without the old cooling technology. >> today they use air conditioning, which consumes massive amounts of energy, consumes massive apartments of drinking water and produces wastewater and greenhouse gas chemicals. >> nautilus wants to convert this assembly plant into the data center. no matter where you put it, it will generate a lot of heat. he says the best cooling solution is san francisco bay. >> we don't consume any water. we don't use anyca. pce wast f t four out of five councilmember's approve. this is the lone holdout. he said it would run under the dock these seals use for a home. >> the sierra club wrote a letter to us talking about the possibility of toxic algae accumulating where the water discharge would be. >> he says that's because the water back into the bay would be four degrees warmer than when taken out. con owe ton says not so. >> what goes into the water, it will be less than a tenth of a degree fahrenheit and when

face facetime kept them connected all the time. but to actually hug your dad. she hadn't seen him in 10 years, since she was 8 years old. the snow coming down steadily in the sierra. if you're traveling, heads-up. you want to check the road conditions. there may be chain controls going up. as we bring it back home, get a closer look, we had rain that was heavy for a few minutes that moved through san jose. so everything is still wet. a little bit of a soggy start for some. we haven't seen as much of that rain in the north bay. we can see there are some showers just to the north of you. we will be watching that moving in over the next several hours. our hour-by-hour outlook shows at 8:30, scattered rain moving through, very hit or miss. for the east bay, it starts to move in a little bit later this morning. and we may all take a break during the early afternoon hours. but then that is also when some of the showers that do develop may produce thunderstorms. we'll be watching out for that. and then going into tonight, still showers over the santa cruz mountains, p

. >> reporter: then an emotional facetime conversation confirming the news that would change both oflives. >> you want to see something that we have to show you? >> reporter: jenna was a match. a bond built on history and now a brighter future. >> i'm just incredibly blessed to have an amazing friend like jenna to actually donate to me. >> reporter: erielle reshef, abc news. >> the transplant set for june 20th. we thank erielle for that report. thank you for watching. i'm tom llamas in new york. "gma" first thing in the morning. david muir right back here tomorrow night. have a great evening. good night. >>> on abc 7 news, the show goes on. 24 hours after surviving a fiery crash. >> woman sexually assaulted by a man opposed as a driver. >> the video shows a frantic moment after the plane skidded into the river while landing in florida. >> now, from abc 7 news. >>> developing news out of russia. a passenger plane makes a landing in mouscow. >> i am eric thompson. >> i am dion limb. that plane had taken off from moscow but turned back. abc reporter tells us the criminal investigation i

the teens and their hero via facetime.say. their faith in god is now stronger than ever. >> i love this story. >> those rip currents are really terrifying. it's happened to so many of us when you're out there? >> in a second. >> 30 minutes out there and thought about family. >> when the young man saw the name of the boat, that's when he broke down. he held it together until he saw amen. >> change the name of all of our -- wait a minute. we don't have a yacht. >> no, we do not. >> we do not. >>> coming up, a very special friday edition of "pop news." >> amen. >> sam champion here, speaking about amen. he's up there. >>> it's our bachelorette blow-out. the 15-year reunion you'll only see on "gma." >>> plus, have you seen our very beautiful audience yet this morning? [ applause ] stay with us. stay with us. what would i say to somebody keep being you.? keep loving. keep aspiring. keep striving. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for hiv in certain adults. it's not a

. >> one of the best things is tristan will call me on facetime and share a song he just learned on thehing special. i know he would have shared that with his father. >> reporter: you see, tristan's father, heath kelly, isn't able to talk with him about the very dr dreams he inspired. >> my dad was in the army so i just feel like i want to be an army officer like he was. >> reporter: heath kelly died shortly after tristan was born. >> heath always wanted to be a dad before we got married. this is our first baby and anytime -- any spare time he had was really devoted to being with her. you know, and also with him too because, you know, he was born in july and unfortunately he passed in september. >> reporter: heath kelly spent years overseas on active duty and then became a major in the national guard sohecould be closer to his wife and children. but soon after, a gunman opened killing kelly and three others while they were eating breakfast. his daughter, cassidy, was only 4 years old at the time. >> he was a really nice person. he always did the right thing, and he was a really fun dad

i'm a nerd all my friendswe were on facetime we had all of our sources listed full work-sited, kind offf? >> yes my family works hard and plays harder so ware going on vacation. but we're going to start filming "grown-ish" season three soon, this summer. so i'm really excited. >> jimmy: gosh, it's season three already? >> mm-hmm. >> jimmy: are you doing anything fun >> learning how to drive because i'm 19, and i guess that's a skill i should have acquired [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you don't know how to drive? >> i know -- if this counts ft anything, i'm greaon a jet ski [ laughter ] so - as long as i'm not in a landlocked country, i'm set. >> jimmy: on a jet ski you're good >> jimmy: on a jet ski i'm awful. i'm terrible you know what i do on a jet ski? i go as slow as possible and i just cck out things. [ light laughter ] >> the thing is -- what's a great motivator is that i'm ra af that a whale's going to hit me, so that really phes me to go faster. [ laughter ]im >> j: really see, that would never cross my mind i wouldn't think a whale -- maybe a different boat or something. >> right [

his habit, and so in my very last conversation with him, he was failing, and i talked to him by facetimehe was kind enough to get ready for that. and i asked him how he was doing. he said he was doing fine, that katie and chris were to ask what care of them. we talked about old times, talked about purdue a little bit. and then asked him, i said that, i i hope you get some ice cream and hope it's good ice cream. i hope it's good, quality ice cream. he paused and he said, well, never had any bad ice cream. [laughing] so i sense of humor and grace in the face of adversity until the end. i think we call that class. so for a few -- [applause] just three or four minutes of more serious reflections, because i think the occasion requires it. since the beginning of history, mankind has struggled to define what makes a life worth living. how do we define a race well run? well, of course, there are many to the question, and no one right one. but what of the first attempt to answer it comes from ancient times. it was in the sixth century bc, and a army was descending the italian peninsula intent upo

haines facetimed with abc 7 news yesterday. >> from the very first day i said this girl is emotionallyhysically strong, spiritually strong. i knew enough about her because ben talked about herr incessanty because he was so in love with her. i just knew this is somebody who if anybody is going to make it, it's going to be amanda. >> elle lost 15 pounds while missing. >>> at least two people are dead after a reported tornado swept through oklahoma. drone video shows the destruction in el reno after a hotel hit a hotel, mobile home park and several other buildings. an unknown number of people remain missing this morning. a woman described the terrifying i kn traer0 flipd trr itiler. anafything was over with and all the shaking and jarring and everybody landing on the floor, the sirens went off.n the heels of a very active severe weather week. more than 100 tornados were reported across eight states over a four-day period. >>> the time is 6:17. abc 7 news is dmoicommitted to d a better bay area. this year is the 20th anniversary of the power lunch with warren buffett. it raises millions of

>> no, i facetimed him. >> oh, okay. >> yeah.. anyway, braxton moral is set to pick up his degree from harvard 11 days after graduating high school. we spoke with the kansas teen whose extracurriculars include overachieving and making the rest of us look like slackers. like most 17-year-olds, braxton moral feels good about graduating high school. >> i'm feeling pretty great, i'm excited. >> reporter: his grad party is going to be twice the celebration because he's getting a degree from harvard less than two weeks later. how'd he manage that? >> high school was very nice and they allowed me to take a couple hours each day to work on some of harvard's curriculum. >> reporter: for the past 5 1/2 years braxton splitting his time from your typical junior high and high school english classes and his favorite from the harvard curriculum. ancient greek hero on the classic epics and mythology. that's not totally easy for a 17-year-old to manage. >> so i don't think it was the workload. i think the most difficult thing is just keeping focu

. >> i have -- in arlington, you said that you wanted to focus on facetime over, at the time, big media interviews. you have some pretty big ones coming up next week. does that mark a shift in where you are, a new chapter for your campaign? mr. o'rourke: i don't think so. because while we do prioritize town hall meetings, direct voter engagement, conversations like the one that we are having here today in bedford, i have also done our-long interviews on cnn hour-long interviews on cnn, msnbc, i set out with a 30-minute interview with jorge ramos in both spanish and majorh, on almost every network and certainly almost every day we are on the road, we are engaging with television viewers across the country. so being on another msnbc show with rachel maddow, i am excited to do that, but it follows already being on chris hayes. getting to be on "the view" on tuesday, which i am looking n award to, again, is ina succession of tv interviews that allow me to introduce myself to more of the country and also answer questions us to why i am running it achieve the vision i have laid out. >> senato

. >> reporter: meanwhile, except for a few visits a year to mexico, ashton only sees his mom on facetimeg and at night. >> my dream was to take him to school, and i'm not able to do that. and it really breaks my heart. >> reporter: you can't make him breakfast or take him to school. >> no, no, i can't dress him, i can't -- i mean, it's very hard to me. >> reporter: now back at work in georgia, jason is desperately trying to find a way to bring his family back together. >> i miss you a lot. >> i miss you too, baby. hopefully we can make it work. i'd love to get you home soon. >> reporter: and ashton is working on it, too. he and his kindergarten class sent this book of letters to the white house, lobbying donald trump. >> reporter: this is what your class made? >> it's like, president trump. >> reporter: ashton hopes the president reads his letter and that the white house answers his prayers. first, tell me what the picture shows. >> it's me crying. >> reporter: there's the tears. >> and i'm standing up, and there's tears with puddles. i want mom. >> reporter: to -- >> mommy to come home.

it'sjust a question of money and getting the facetime.e tales, we wouldn't have known about cory booker, great to hear how good he is on the stump. the other thing we were talking about before the programme, the issue of winning is very important, something your healing —— like hearing from all the candidates, that you are not hearing in the american election two and a half yea rs american election two and a half years ago is the issue of climate change, they all have policies on it, particularly for some of the younger voters and younger candidates themselves, climate change a driving issue for them and just something that wasn't talked about in american politics until a few years ago. it is coming through and the greens doing so well at the european elections. finally! something people are taking seriously. even republicans are saying you have to have a sensible policy on climate change. so cross— party policy on climate change. so cross—party support for doing something about that. here is the most extraordinary story about money. a ca

>> it might be 50 or 60 or 70 and you know how to use facetime and skype and order uber.r personal life, there is no reason to believe you can't be trained in your professional life. we would probably be placeating, and we put in a really strong individual. to date, we have trained 1200 people, we put 900 people in new roles. there were staff requirements and we have been very successful in doing this. we are pretty sure it can be done because we've been able to do it so far. the problem is that it keeps going, if we project out into the future, it is not clear how many jobs we can keep reading. but for now it is something we've been able to get our hands on. . we see hong kong regulators opening the door to virtual banks. do you see that coming to singapore? >> i see no reason why it would not. i think opening the door to virtual banks is a fantastic thing. in my mind, it gives more licenses. is leadingallenge the new bank licensees coming into banking on different terms. that could be problematic. so far, most of the regulators don't seem to be inclined to an unlevel pl

>> they can be 50 or 70 and know how to use facetime and uber, so if you can make the change in yoursonal life there is no reason that you could not make the change in your professional life. jobse relocating 500,000 in singapore in call centers and so on. we placed a strong development program for these individuals so we can find them alternative opportunities within the bank with an appropriate amount of training. to date, we have trained 1200 people. we moved about 900 people to new roles, and in the meantime we have been shrinking our staff requirements. we have been successful at doing this. we're pretty sure it can be done, because we have been able to do it so far. the problem is if it keeps going, and if you protect out into the future, if more jobs go, it is not about how many jobs you can keep creating. for the time being it is something we have gotten our hands around. >> we have seen outside investors opening the door to virtual banks. do you see that coming to singapore? >> opening the door to virtual banks, it sounds like a fantastic thing. it is just getting a few more

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the device comes with updated hardware, increased storage, new features, such as group facetime callsd reality apps. it is expected to hit store shelves at just about $200. and ikea is launching a new app to help pick up some online shoppers, ikea has a website for customers can shop from that, the new app would allow customers to buy products without having to go to the store. it will debut in france and in the netherlands before expanding to the top markets including the u.s. by the end of the year. again, we are going to be keeping an eye on the robert mueller statement that comes up, that can certainly have an effect on the market as well. >>> thank you. major traffic jams on the bay bridge after a deadly crash earlier this morning. drivers have been sitting in traffic for hours, after a collision here between a bus and a truck. we will have the latest on what happens and how long it may take to clear this crash. >>> also, robert mueller, these are pictures, the special counsel is about to make a statement, his perfect -- first public statement for the first time he has talked pub

i talked to him by facetime. i asked him how he was doing. he said he was doing fine.ty and chris were taking care of him. we talked about old times, talked about perdue, and then i asked him, i hope you're getting ice cream, and i hope it is good ice cream. good quality ice cream. he paused and said well, i never had any bad ice cream. [laughter] a sense of humor and grace in the face of adversity until the end. i think we would call that class. [applause] evan: just three or four minutes of more serious reflections because i think the occasion requires it. since the beginning of history, mankind has struggled to define what makes a life worth living. race welldefine a run? of course, there are many answers to that question. and no one right one. but one of the first attempts to answer it comes from ancient times, it was in the sixth century bc. an army was descending the italian peninsula intent upon sacking and pillaging the city of rome. rome was not the great empire it would become and was mostly defenseless before the onslaught. bide its self time to assemble the

under 18 months should avoid screens entirely with the occasional exception of a few minutes of facetime with a study or the implications but i do want this study to be a wake-up call. face-to-face time we have with our children is not just the icing on the cake. it is the cake. it is the place that children learn the most about the world and about themselves. >> there he is. le you. reoubyyou. of our lives starts by looking at possibilities, looking at where we are. that's what we're setting out do and why we go. we interviewed brain ion tises. -- scientists. and talk to everybody we can in the country to try to get solutions and help and we also address this issue, do you know what you've agreed to? do you read the privacy policies when you agree to something online? well, i just got -- if you can roll the tape here, i got some privacy policies that are only for the apps on my phone and started looking through them with experts to try to figure out some of the things i had agreed to and i was very surprised at some of the things that i have agreed to because we don't tend to read them.

are they facetiming? are they skyping? what is happening here.rmation give to vladimir putin when he's watching president trump react to his remarks. >> or it is possible that that didn't happen. >> we don't know. >> peter, i want to talk about this, the white house keeps trying to change the subject to the obama administration and shift the issue when election meddling comes up saying it was president obama who should have done more to stop russia. was that fair? >> i was in washington this week and i got a very alarming briefing about this issue. i don't recall president obama overruling our intelligence agencies and contradicting them when they declared that russia was meddling but interfering in the 2016 elections nor did i have hear mr. obama do what mr. trump did yesterday which is once again to basically as the former fbi person you had on the show say the door is open. there is no doubt about it that this administration seems to have little or no concern. frankly there are serious cybersecurity jobs unfilled at the white house and nationa

. >> tenemos una aleta y nos comunicamos por facetime y asÍ siento que estamos mÁs cerca. >> debido ae perder la vida. albert: tenemos vehÍculos pasando por zonas cubiertas de agua que ya hemos visto en "despierta amÉrica" pero si lo ponemos en perspectiva y miramos los datos podemos ver que en los Últimos aÑos hemos encontrado que las muertes en estados unidos se producen en verano y estÁn asociadas al calor pero las muertes por inundaciÓn por imprudencias representan casi el cuarto por ciento de todas las vÍctimas. bastante lejos estÁn las muertes por tornados, huracanes, rayos y las menores que son las asociadas a las temperaturas bajas. por eso cuando les decimos que temen precaucionesno las deben cruzar sino dar una vuelta y buscar una vÍa alternativa porque en el sur de texas se seguirÁn con riesgo de inundaciones durante lo que queda del fin de semana. la lluvia va a permanecer en houstony podrÁ dejar más pulgadas. >> en la noche se reactiva las lluvias en houston asÍ que podrÍamos ver un par de pulgadas. el Área triestataly las carolinas tambiÉn recibirÁ lluvias y tenemos por

se enfada si hacemos facetime.a sensibilidad... y fortalece los dientes. nueva colgate total sf. haz más por toda tu boca. menú 2 combina y ahorra de mcdonald's regresó. elige entre tus favoritos de siempre. ♪ es tiempo de celebrar porque el 2 por 5 combina y ahorra regresó. ♪ francisca: gracias por seguir con nosotros en "despierta amÉrica", llegÓ el momento de jugar por eso estÁ con nosotros jessica rodrÍguez. jessica: escuchen muy bien, es la hora de jugar trivia, esta vez eres tÚ quien tiene la oportunidad de participar para ganar en grande a partir de hoy "despierta amÉrica" darÁ la oportunidad de ganar vacaciones Únicas para 4 personas en universal orlando, emocione 3 parques temÁticos increÍbles incluyendoel parque acuÁtico temÁtico. ademÁs te quedarás en el lujoso hotel, serÁn unas vacaciones más allÁ de lo que nos has experimentado antes. franci buenÍsimo, estaremos probando, escuchen bie que tan superficial eres y vamos a hacer pregunta que tiene que responder. tienes que abrir la aplicaciÓn de univisiÓn

ahora estÁbamos haciendo facetime con las niÑas. >> el siguiente reto de bianca marroquÍn es la realizaciÓnsufrió y luego de que partiÓ que siga celebrando. todo el primer acto es en blanco y negroy luego cuando descubre la pintura quiere el color. >> desde el dÍa de su boda se convirtiÓ en esposa y madre. >> sÍ,pero soy bien afortunada porque existe amor y cariÑo. no he vivido nada feo de lo que sucede en las pelÍculas. nada de eso sino que al contrario. hay mucho amor, diversiÓn, mÚsica y cariÑo. >> con imÁgenes de fernando vega, televisa espectÁculos. francisca: quÉ feliz me siento por ella porque se merece ser amada y respetada. me preocupa lo que tÚ estÁs pensando. carlos: porque estÁbamos de investigadores del chisme y descubrimos que se fue de luna de miel a una playa seguro porque nunca la vimos tan bronceada. francisca: tengo una buena noticia para todas las chicas solteras. crean una almohada en forma de novio. tiene hasta cuadritos, tiene sus brazos y un super pecho y es super cÓmodo. asÍ que salga a carolina: aferrado al volante el policÍa lucha por su vida y mientras que un suj

. >> are there any federal agencies to your knowledge that utilize facetime -- real-time face surveillance -- surveillance? >> we know the cap the acquired for using amazon recognition which is the thing capability as orlando. faceh is the same- capability as orlando. [no audio] >> i think one of the concerns is we don't have a handle on the cases. number one, we are not seeing matchesulting in false and when defendants are given all the information. [no audio] >> including the use of space technology. -- face technology. those defendants were not told that face recognition was used. a vast majority of them were not. >> i have had many people tell me they have seen it somewhere else. what were the federal standards and what did they look like? >> one of the questions we should be asking is a lesson basis. it raisesed about how fundamental concerns with regard to first amendment rights. there are very real risks with the technology and should be asking if there are other alternatives that are less invasive and less concerning. [no audio] >> because of two short risk provides good guidance f