[laughs] happy birthday, finn. how awesome is finn? i love that dog. now, cat people, don't worry. we haven't forgotten you. this craft project will create lots of kitty playtime. if you're an animal lover like me, it's always nice to do a little d.i.y. to keep them entertained and happy. what we're gonna make today is a d.i.y. cat wand and i think you'll love it. what you need is a wand, and you just want to find some branches. go ahead and cut some strips of yarn. i have about 20 pieces here. and the next thing you want to do is maybe add a little charm to it i just drew out the fish shape that i liked. when you put it on your felt, you have a template. i'm just gonna take a pencil and do a light sketch and just cut away. ♪ now, to make the eye for the fish, take a little hole punch. it's actually the point where it's gonna attach to your cat wand. and now we get to put it together. this is leather cording, and i'm just gonna tie a knot. and then just right on top i'm gonna make one more little knot. i'm gonna do the same thing on the stick. and look at that. we want to add some

prosecutors say finn elder admitted stabbing rega with this marine-style knife and gabe natale foughtthis news conference, he said he couldn't fire his weapon at the suspects running away because it would violate policy and he was busy helping his mortally wounded colleague. but now italian media has reported varriale has changed his account, admitting they did not have their service weapons, their handcuffs or police identification and that they were wearing shorts and t-shirts at the time. finn elder's attorney in rome tells abc news those admissions bolster both teens' statements they didn't know the officers were in fact police and they call into question the credibility of the case's main witness. >> the public has an incomplete account of the true version of the events. it is said, however, the truth will set you free. >> reporter: late today, new images from surveillance video published by the italian newspaper show elder and natale the hour before meeting the officers, looking down the street, and crouching behind a car near their hotel. those pictures are part of the investig

. >> how well did he do on tom sawyer huckleberry finn? >> tom sawyer did pretty well, huckleberry finn, it's hard to know because those books have never been out. he started his own publishing company and convinces publishers were ripping him off, so knowing about book publishing having been micromanaged involved in the publication of his own book. he started his own book publishing company. the first two books to come out of that, one was a memoirs of general graham, that is the biggest publishing success of its day. >> that was mark twain's publishing poverty. >> that is right. he talked to grant who is dying of cancer at this time, to let him publish the memoirs instead of other publishing houses that the gentleman agreement with. he had all this money up front, so they published the book and in his biggest publishing success in american history in that time. and they got $6 million off of it and twain himself got about 4 million. and the equivalent today of what those figures would be. that was a huge success. i think the first check

trick of the new chief conductor of yes well we know how wonderful he is now what's the deal with finn and let's get back to that so many unbelievable classical musicians comic and of course conductors coming from there from such a relic from a relatively small country where you know he explained that to me he said it has to do with finn then being sent which in this tiny country with a language nobody can speak sandwiched in between the slavs the russian in their temperament and the more reserved nordic countries and also but just look at their history 100 years ago music was part of their search for national identity and now fast forward to today look at their school system entire all of europe is looking at finland to find out where all of these high performers coming from what are they doing right he said it has to do with music education too they don't cut corners scream on their music education and ok well good to know a son to made good with the berlin philharmonic from what i've heard actually i think they even liked him and that was the 1st of 3 very important debuts for him t

we should also stress that this is a matter of reciprocal treatment as finns cannot buy real estate all property. or other places in russia. finland doesn't want to aggravate its neighbor russia when russian president vladimir putin came to visit helsinki in august to the debate surrounding russian property and real estate owners was not part of the agenda. sociologist olga hannan has studied how russians in finland feel she's observed that even though they are increasingly rejected by their finnish neighbors many russians still greatly appreciate finland. those who own properties in finland they are not afraid that finland confiscates or take away the property because they again very good image about finland they believe that the case will be handled according to proper case proper rights. but there is still widespread mistrust toward the russian government among many finns making it increasingly difficult for russians to buy exclusive properties in the unspoiled landscapes of finland. borders like this one come and go they shift with the ebb and flow of political history one of the be

>> how well did he do in tom sawyer huckleberry finn. >> tom sawyer did pretty well, huckleberry finn it's hard to know because those books have never been out of press. when he started his own publishing company he was convinced his publishers so knowing about book publishing à Ãhe started his own book publishing company. the first two books to come off out of the imprint one was the memoirs of general grant. that was the biggest publishing success of its day. >> that was mark twain's publishing company. >> that's right. >> he talked grant, who was dying of cancer at this time, to let him publish the memoirs instead of someone other publishing house that brown had sort of gentlemen's agreement with. twain just outbid him. he published that book and it was the biggest publishing success in american history. to that time. and it grants widow made the equivalent $6 million off of it and twain made about 4 million. the second book to publish. >> that substantial. >> using the equivalent today of what those figures would be it was a huge success. i think the first he wrote to grants widow

this is the finns, and they say with the support of the french, talking about the urgency they now seegetting a deal down on paper, or i should say proposal from the uk down on paper. they will now take it to other european countries and to the uk government. but to say, end of september, that is not the timetable that the uk government is working on. number ten sources are saying government is working on. number ten sources are saying they'll continue to negotiate and put forward a formal proposal in due course. but they have been suggesting that that formal proposal wouldn't come until next month, after the conservative conference which ends on two october, and in the run—up to the next european council meeting which is 17 and 18 october. what the finns are doing tonight, and as i say, they say with the support of the french although we have not had that confirmed from the elise a palace tonight, they need to do that much faster —— elysee palace. if they have not got it done by the end of the month, time's up. and how they going to respond, you think? in some ways, can boris johnson

finn's dad's sab neighbors say they're aware they're dive instructors and shared their concerns. fip in santa cruz, i'm amanda del castillo, "abc7 news." >>> stay with us. here on "abc7 news," you'll hear from a man in the north bay who has been on that very boat many times and says she's shocked that this kind of a disaster could happews on hurricane dorian, blamed now for five deaths in the bahamas. the storm is heading directly towards west palm beach, florida. >> reporter: good evening from palm beach county, florida where tonight the feeder bands from hurricane dorian are coming faster and faster and with greater intensity. but with the storm still motionless over the the waiting game continues here. >> swim, swim, swim. >> reporter: in the bahamas, they're fighting for lives. an abc crew plucked four people out of the water, sparing them from certain death in a storm that's turned an island paradise into a water logged disaster area. those images have added urgency florida. up and down the sunshine state, more than 2 million people have been ordered to get out. police are c

finn admitted stabbing him with this knife and they ran away.this news conference the police commander said variousuavarriale couldn't fire at the suspects running away because it would violate policy and he was busy helping his wounded colleague. now italian media reported he changed his account in a deposition, admitting both did not have service weapons, handcuffs or police identification and they were wearing bermuda shorts and tee shirts at the time. finn elder's attorney in rome tells abc news the admissions bolster the teen statements that they didn't know the officers were in fact police and called into question the credibility of the case's main witness. >> the public has an incomplete account of the true versions of the events, it is said however the truth will he is you free. >> reporter: new images from the surveillance paper corriere della serra show them an hour before meeting the officers, looking down the street and crouching behind a car near their hotel. those pictures are part of the investigative report handed to defense team

prosecutors say finn elder admitted stabbing rega with this marine-style knife. ran away. at this police conference the commander said the varriale couldn't fire at the suspects run away because it would violate policy and he was busy helped his mortally wounded colleague. now he has changed his account in a deposition, admitting he and rega did not have service weapons, handcuffs or police identification, and that they were wearing bermuda shorts and t-shirts at the time. finn elder's attorney in rome tells abc news the admissions bolster both teens' statements they don't know the officers were in fact police and they call into question the credibility of the case's main witness. >> the public has an incomplete account of the true version of the events. it is said however the truth will set you free. >> reporter: new images from surveillance video published by corriere della serra show elder and natale an hour before meeting the officers, looking down the street and crouching behind a car near their hotel. those pictures are part of the investigative report hand

officer rega had finn elder pinned to the ground. rega at 5'9" and 253 pounds. that includes the body bag and sheets covering him. peters tells me the autopsy does not support the police contention that the teens attacked the officers first. >> the autopsy stab wounds don't support an i'm yimmediate attac right? if this is an immediate attack, this is what you do with a knife. there are no stab wounds on the front. >> reporter: after the suspects ran away, he told investigators it took more than 15 minutes for an ambulance to arrive. police dispatch complained the officers did not report the location of the meeting and last checked in from a spot three kilometers away. it could have been a fatal mistake. >> if the ambulance got there sooner and got him to the hospital, it's possible that he could have been saved. 15 minutes is a pretty significant amount of time. >> reporter: craig peters questions how police handled this simple theft complaint from the start and reports this this undercover police video showing the rest of a small-t

finn elder admitted stabbing the officer to death. i spoke about facing his own investigation. >> he lied about having a gun. he didn't have a gun. he lied about them both showing their badges. we know for a fact that they didn't have a badge. >> the investigative report obtained by the abc 7 i-team traces the steps leading to that fatal fight. investigators say it began in the entertainment district when hf on duty officers spotted natali using his cell phone light to find a foil packet. it turned out to be a single pill of acetaminophen. natali had been ripped off while trying to buy cocaine. natali gave the foil packet to the officers and bolted as seen on video. finn elder picked up a backpack owned by a man who police identified as a known pusher. he's the bald muscular man in this photo contained in the police report. when the teens got back to the hotel room, the reported pusher called a cell phone in the backpack and negotiated an exchange with gabe natali who speaks fluent italian. the investigative report says between the tw

i am told leila finn traveled to visit him for the first time since he was charged with stabbing to deatha possible accessory to murder. italian prosecutors say the teens were looking to buy cocaine in the early morning of july 26th, and when undercover officers interviewed they took what police called a pusher's backpack to the meridian hotel where they were staying. when the so-called pusher called his phone in the backpack, the boys answered and demanded 100 euro and a gram of cocaine for its return. you could hear the backpack owner calling for help to retrieve his property. undercover officers responded and confronted the teens who said after they didn't know the men were police officers. prosecutors say finn elder admitted stabbing the police officer with a marine-style knife and gabe natalia fought him off and ran away. >> at the news conference, the commander said he couldn't fire his weapon at the suspect running away because it would violate policy and he was busy helping his wounded colleague. now, it is reported he changed his account in the deposition, admitting both of them

conditions were against them, it was hot and humid, but just as anxiety was beginning to build, there was finnk. that got them up and running, greig laidlaw added another try and then after the break, two penalty tries, one in the 75th minute, saw them get the four tries they needed and leave kobe with maximum points. there is relief all around here right now and it is not job done yet for scotland. they have to face russia and the host japan. they need to win both games. that will be far from easy but tonight they have won a huge game under pressure. it is a big boost to them and the perfect response after the trauma of that opening game defeat to ireland. katie gornall with the story of the match. let's hear now from the coach and captain — on the day that the real scotland turned up injapan. that was a true reflection of who we are and what we are capable of, and what playing for scotland means for these players. that was a tough challenge, they had to rise up and face knowing that if if we underperform tonight, we are out of the world cup. and we are playing a very dangerous team, such as

finn, you're going to be a big boy. >> finn is going home, his parents must be so happy. >>> and lastly#goodnewstues, a guy in a wheelchair just dancing. >> having a good time. >> missy elliott's "lose control." >> he's 27-year-old jermaine, and he is really just getting down there. >> having a good old time. >> he's so positive there. he says, look, once you own yourself, you don't need to apologize for being you. >> that video liked thousands and thousands of times. >> get it, jermaine. >> they're excit >>> this morning on "world news now," the pressure to impeach president trump is mounting. >> as trump defends his behavior with the ukrainian leader, house democrats are gearing up for a key meeting today. >>> also this morning, a tropical system is closing in on puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands. the conditions people can expect later today. >>> travel nightmare. hundreds of thousands of travelers are stranded this morning after a travel agency suddenly went out of business. what officials are telling people who are trying to find a way home. >>> plus, are you looking for the p

and i was like, "this finn kid's like super powerful. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, my gosh.ring him to me bring me the man who played stefon, i want him to play me in the movie [ laughter ] bring him here!" [ applause ] his little scepter "get him in here now barry, whatever his name is. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: can you set up "it chapter two" 'cause the first one was totally frightening, and continues to give me nightmares and it's a -- which is i guess what you want from these films >> yeah, i guess so. i would hope so. >> jimmy: it's frightening >> it's terrifying and then, yeah, i went to the -- so it's like - yeah, it's 27 years later. we're all back and they're, you know, trying to kill the -- >> jimmy: clown. >> freaking clown. yeah, and then - [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: every 27 years it comes back >> it comes back and then, i was at the premiere and i normally don't sit in the premiere of things i kind of, like, walk the red carpet, i go "hi", and then i go home. but that one, i was like, "i want to see it with an audience." and i went, and it's really scary.

friday agreement means northern ireland can take a vote on doing just that belfast new lord mayor john finn you can wants to make sure citizens are well educated about their options while hoping they'll back unification his party sheehan fane open. he lobbies for that it's a cause that colored his life he was just 9 years old when he saw his father a prominent republican human rights lawyer shot dead by pro british paramilitaries despite getting death threats himself as he took office in may and you can believe the time is right to move forward will be brax it doesn't automatically mean that unification will happen but what i do think is that it means that the conversation hostile because the conversation has already started not just from people within the north but people all over the island of ireland and certainly within europe as well. billy hutchinson a city council member from the progressive unionist party served 16 years in prison for 2 sectarian murders hutchinson says he's rejected violence but he's worried others haven't what i'm concerned about is the people will try to use a re

is correspondent matt finn says the city is also dealing with the police officer shortage. >> we havewarn our viewers that this video is violent and difficult to watch. minneapolis police tell us that so far 16 people have been arrested for targeting multiple people for valuable objects like cell phones. one that young male is punched and kicked in the head and then a mob gathers around him until he's unconscious. as he lays there out cold, something is taken from his pocket. he is currently not living a normal life and can't drive to work. in another come to males are repeatedly attacked and they fight back but one is knocked unconscious. in a third daytime aerial video, a mob pummels a man to the ground and they beat him with a belt, pull off his pants and even ride a bike over him. the attackers run to gain speed and stop him. these are emerging as minneapolis is dealing with a crippling police officer shortage. the police chief is asking for 400 more officers but so far the mayor has proposed 14 more officers in the budget. the city council is investing in the department and use v

wasn't finn does it's not i think they complement each other extremely well my nose there's a powerful african rhythms and he's powerful african voices and system and when we have this crystal clear highly precise sound of c.l.o. horn taking this mix is really fascinating the wind because it brings together different worlds united in sound and even proceed leviton for trade with you finances. only a few hours are left until the big concert time for a final rehearsal. the singers have spent 5 days practicing the material including birth of change the work commissioned by d.w. . the conductor is brandon phillips a south african who will moving forward oh. please . i. see i. feel. that. i'm excited i think the scale of better the thoughts and in this is a really telling to deal with these issues and stream you had people of today. the big moment has arrived at the concert with the premier of a simple it's a tities composition. i i i. i. i. i i. i. i. i i i i. i i i i i. i. i i i i. i. the. musicians get a rousing reception. their concert was a huge success. and the composer couldn't be ha

now it's one of the most important awards in international cinema the golden lion from the venice finn film festival and this year's prize goes to joka a movie directed by the american told phillips the film is a dark origin story of the bat man villain starring joaquin phoenix in the title role it's the 1st golden lion to phillips that might put him on the costs to oscar picked the old stuff glory the last 2 venice winners roma and the shape of water went on to win the best picture academy award. it watching news live from berlin coming up next shift living in the digital age looks at the algorithms that you tube uses to keep users on its site for as long as possible i remember you can find all the latest headlines around the clock on our website at. www dot com i'm on you tube there's mckinnon on behalf of the whole team here in berlin thanks for watching. him how to be going to close our borders reliance. on our end of the small i never .

central roam today, a spokesman told me she traveled to the city under the radar to see 19-year-old finn elder for the first time since he was arrested and accused of stabbing to death mario and 18-year-old gabe natali's uncle and grandparents visited him. he's being held as a possible accessory to murder. italian prosecutors say the teens were looking to buy cocaine in the early morning of july 26th and when undercover officers intervened, they took what police call a pusher's backpack to the hotel they were staying. when that so kaurl-called pushe answered the phone, they demanded 100 eros and a gram of cocaine in return. you can hear the backpack owner calling police for help retrieving his property. undercover officers andre and mario responded and confronted the teens who said after they didn't know the men were police officers. prosecutors say fin elder admitted stabbing him with a marine style knife and gabe fought off the officer and ran away. at this news conference, the police commander said he couldn't fire his weapon at the suspects running away because it would violate polic

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matt finn reporting out from chicago. big issue today with the latest >> harris, chicago police have now been instructed in writing to no longer immediately respond to calls for assistance from the department of homeland security here in this city. now an officer has to stop and call a supervisor and wait for that supervisor to arrive, who will likely tell them the new rules that they are no longer allowed to assist in any immigration arrests or raids. fox news obtained a copy of the internal chicago police department memo that reads in part, "effective immediately, a cpp supervisor is required to respond to all requests for assistance from the department of a mensa cutie personnel. if the request is to assist with a new partition, they will proceed " historical , the dhs asked for an officer to watch their backs during raids. sources say this new policy potentially puts the dhs agents and police officers in dangerous positions. telling fox news, "you won't find a single police officer that will refuse to assist another a

>> harris: matt finn, very disturbing. very much. >> nine surgeries, probably had like 20 concussions in my life. no lie. i remember five blackout ones. >> harris: stunning detail. revelation from former patriots start rob gronkowski, the gronk, about the injuries throughout his football career. as a bay area start up is trying to develop a better helmet that can reduce the number of brain injuries. claudia cowan's life for us in san francisco. claudia? >> harris, the start of football season and heartbreaking stories from nfl players makes the rollout of better helmets all the more urgent. one bay area start-up says it is designed to be a game changer. in a warehouse north of san francisco, breen guards team of engineers led by neuroscientist dr. robert knight has a helmet from every angle pretending it again and again to see how it disperses energy before the blue impacts the brain. the helmet features an inner and outer shell, connected by a highly absorbent padding and a network of rubber straps that stretch and act as

an italian police officer on july 26th are being held at this prison in central rome. 19-year-old finn elder from san francisco admits stabbing the officer but claims self defense and he didn't know that he was police. 18-year-old gabriel natali from mill valley is being held as an accessory. he struggled and his partner ran off. natali's attorneys plan to ask for his release to home confinement. his grandfather has a seaside villa an hour from the prison. over the weekend investigators released a 75-page report with some photos, videos and texts from the cell phones. they show the young men with guns inside, outside, driving in a car with guns, also with knives and drugs. both are pictured with what appears to be marijuana, cocaine and prescription medications and some messages on the photos suggest they may have been selling drugs. investigators conclude the evidence supports the serious indications of guilt that have already emerged natali's attorneys called off today's hearing to ask for home detention. he said he saw the report with the photos on friday, was not able to see natale

this is maxwell and finn again. they live in new york. that is so cute. that hug is going viral.rable. >> that makes so much sense. thank you for watching a 7:00. we will see you at 11:00. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: appreciate it. thank you all. i appreciate that. thank you, folks. thank you all very much. i appreciate that. thank you all. yeah, i do. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey. [cheering and applause] got a good one for you today, folks. from carson, california, it's the fisher family! [cheering and applause] and from mesa, arizona, it's the crum family! [cheering and applause] everybody's here tryinto

owner kristi finn stands ran the company was helping to lead some of the dives. their website featured a labor day weekend dive for $665 on the conception to the channel islands. there was no answer from the company phone number and there was no answer at christie's parents home in santa cruz. >> aboard the beach hopper two, eight dive vessel based in monterey owner and captain mary jo nelson says the diving community is a small world. >> everyone does know everyone in some way. so yeah, it is just super, super heartbreaking. >> the conception is owned by a company called truth aquatic. she said they have a good, solid reputation. >> it is an amazing company. they run an impeccable business so yes, it was very hard to hear. >> and yes, mary jo new thief instant family. >> it so heartbreaking and you feel for all of the families and the whole dive community as a whole but especially for the families. >> the coast guard said the five people who jumped off the boat and were later rescued or crewmembers. percy's brother said because she ran a dive company she would n

julie. >> julie: matt finn. thank you so much. >> bill: fox news alert now in the state of new york ramping up security near synagogues and other religious centers, holy day celebrations currently underway. a live report on what the authorities think they're onto in a moment coming up. >> julie: senator marco rubio issuing a new warning about socialism calling it income patable with the american spirit as bernie sanders unveils his new inequality tax proposal. what's in it? maria bartiromo on deck as she joins us straight ahead. t get ay better than this? is that what i think it is? that is an armada of tiny sushi boats. awesome! i forgot to pack lunch. you had one job... chopsticks wasabi and soy! comin' in a little hot. it only gets better when you switch and save with geico. >> bill: here in new york city now the governor of new york andrew cuomo directing state police to increase security near synagogues and religious centers after several recent anti-semitic incidents. david lee miller has the story outside

here's what we know so far the first victim identified as christie finn statues from santa cruz and she was leading the scuba tour. we also know 2 children and 2 parents from santa cruz died in the fire. and those children went to pacific collegiate school in santa cruz. the school did not sponsor that trip. >>we also learned today that 5 people from the same family were on that boat. the family is from stockton and a woman confirmed that her 3 daughters were on board. and finally we've learned that among the victims was a teacher from fremont who is believed to be on the boat with his wife and child that brings the total to 13 identified so far we'll have much more information on those who lost their lives coming up tonight on kron 4 news at 8 o'clock and the recovery of the victims is an elaborate operation requiring highly skilled divers conference risa stasio spoke with the alameda county sheriff's dive team today. >>about the recovery mission. >>i'm here the alameda county office of emergency services and this is where the alameda county sheriff's. dive team is based. >>yeah we hav

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are under threat the northern european country of finland is the most forest rich nation in europe finns call it green gold and it covers the vast majority of land where the country aims to be carbon neutral by 2035 and the forests are a natural defense system against global warming so why then is tree logging in finland at an all time high and viral mental activists paloma have known and is fighting to preserve the country's forests but the revenue they generate makes the issue less clear cut on her days off polo manone and loves heading into the woods the environmental activist is glad that 2 thirds of her native finland is covered in forest although most of it are commercial forests and not wild ones like in this national park near helsinki for us 3 forests would be pretty harvested for the trees to go faster bigger and they would be. like fertilizers might be used for to create more growth in a shorter period of time. when the lumber industry it seems is out to harvest and process more trees than ever last year a record number of trees were cut down to make wood and paper products. b