that is georgina. she's four months old, died sherecently got her first hearig aid.urn on the hearing aid, talk to her. watch how georgina reacts to her mom's voice when she turns on the hearing aid. >> can you say hello? >> [cooing] >> that's a very loud sound! >> juan: so many christmas blessings around. merry christmas, georgina. >> greg: emily, do you have anything adorable, animallike, or cute babies? >> emily: i've got this christmas shopping experience totally wonderful, the clydesdale police department in louisiana, this good girl made it to the nice list this year and so her handler took her to pet smart to shop! so cute. that's what i do with duchess. i took her to the pet store and i go out there and pay for it. >> greg: what does it say in the aisles in the store? >> jesse: hey! i thought you had a good joke. >> juan: what did she get? >> emily: i don't know... >> greg: why don't you do your research? you just drop the ball. frankly, i'm tired of it. >> jesse: i would take where is the black whistle black friday whistle? >> dana: my dream is to get you on

reacting to her‘s voice. the four—year—old georgina reacting to her's voice.here's ben rich. it's looking quite turbulent this weekend, with our first main storm of the season putting in an appearance late on sunday, ringing strong winds, gales, and also rain at times, but there will be drier interludes at tile —— as well put up most up—to—date's showers are starting to clear. still if you are in east anglia and the south—east and some across scotland, and i think one or two will continue here overnight, but generally speaking it will be dry with some clear spells and it's going to be a bit cooler than last night. there could be a touch of frost in north—east scotland. generally, temperatures between four and seven. a decent start to the weekend. across england and wales, some spells of sunshine, which will turn quite hazy as high cloud streams in some outbreaks of rainfor cloud streams in some outbreaks of rain for northern ireland and heavy rain for northern ireland and heavy rain piling in to western scotland. the wind picking up here as well. afternoon tem

much of this, i think, had to do with georgina. he had heard transferred from petrograd ot ka -- to kazan. later that summer, they went back to petrograd and were married in saint isaac's cathedral. later, the two of them left russia together. from 1921 to 1923, the ara carried out the greatest humanitarian relief effort in history, at that time. the numbers are amazing. 11 million people were being fed a day at the peak of the operation. they worked in 20,000 cities, towns, and villages. they shipped one million tons of clothing, and medicine. they distributed medical supplies to 15,000 hospitals. they inoculated 10 million people against infectious diseases. nevertheless, best estimates would be roughly 6 million people died as a result of the famine. but the americans did manage to save well over 10 million lives. ara gaveis more, the the russian people hope, which they had not had before. this is an amazing letter that i found at the hoover institution archives that was written by some women to the men of the ara. the archive h

matches tina verna was the man in the spotlight in dusseldorf georgina fans had to run bright ideas as to how to stop the goal scoring machine but it took them just a minute to work out that laci is a many headed beast conrad line a funny space to deliver the cross for patrick chick. just like that it was one nil after one minute she has now scored and or assisted in each of these last 3 matches $1.00 to $1.00 half time and vanna had not yet hit the target but that would change in the 2nd term after a shot from lukas cost him and crashed into the arm of the defender from close range on closer inspection the ref decided it was a penalty so finally got and took his chance from 11 nations. to me a lot seek as vanna extended his streak to 6 consecutive matches. the finishing touches came in the 75th minute as muscles of its system feed on frenchmen nobody knew p.l.o. . alpha heda the 22 year old 2nd goal of the season once he win 3 nil and leave doesn't go flying when his brain is. and from now pulls up lately. next up is our but as they can best a wrap up starting with yet berlin with onl

>>just tend >>learn about georgina's hearing difficulties when she failed her newborn hearing tash is then was referred to an audiologist diagnosed with severe deafness and the doctor than suggested hearing aids and here. she was hearing for the very first time and more than 700,000 people have also heard those sweet little coups. georgina's paris not get to hear them every morning that world has just opened up for that little baby. yeah now watch that. >>so many times and i can watch it so many more times as well we do quickly want to revisit our breaking news that we brought you at the top of the show a volcano has erupted. >>and killed a person in new zealand. this is happening on white iowa and to place it's very popular tourist about 2 dozen people were there at the time some of the eruption. police have said that it's too dangerous for them to track well to the island to do any rescue attempts right now updates will be on kron 4 dot com and the morning news monday, starting at 04:00am. >>all right and we don't have much time right now, but murray umbrella needed for tomorrow mor

i'm joined by georgina wright from the institute for government, a nonpartisan think—tank. the financial times, which has this story of a delayed transitional deadline, as pressure from eurosceptics eases. borisjohnson has a massive majority and he can ignore the erg. do you think a delay is likely? it's difficult to say. if you think about brexit, you can divide it into three stages, one is negotiations about withdrawal, then negotiations about the future relationship, covering everything from trade and security, fish so all of those other things that you have to negotiate, and then there is the future. if you consider that it took around two years to negotiate the withdrawal, is it realistic to think that everything else, which will be a much more complicated negotiation, can be wrapped up and passed within 11 months, by the end of 2020? so there is some suggestion that the prime minister, with a large majority, can afford to upset some mps. if he doesn't, is his other option to do a more broadbrush agreement and kicked some of the detail beyond next year? it's not only u

. >> that, folks, is the sound of pure joy. 4-month-old baby georgina, screaming when her new hearing born with deafness. 500,000 people have viewed the video. georgi georgina's dad is hoping it will start a discussion for other families with hearing-impaired children. just imagine seeing that as a parent, hearing the first sound. remarkable to see. >>> what a beautiful sound. >> "early start" continues right now. >>> the impeachment probe is nearing a climax in the house. will democrats risk adding details from the mueller probe into articles of impeachment? >>> the fbi is investigating the pensacola shooting as an act of terror. why the gunman's time in saudi arabia is being examined. >>> and his legendary characters defined our childhood. fans around the world are mourning the loss of "sesame street" puppeteer carroll spinney. big bird and oscar the grouch. that's some range, folks. welcome back to "early start." i'm dave briggs, trying to be big bird. but i'm more oscar. >> you're grouchy. i can tell you're a grouch. i'm amara walker. half past the hour. democrats facing a momento

georgina was diagnosed as severely deaf in september and wears a hearing aid in each ear.k, outbreaks of rain pushing eastward followed by really heavy showers as well. so most of us have seen rain at some point in the day. skies looked threatening in this picture. overnight tonight we will keep the north—westerly winds and that will continue to bring patchy cloud and a scattering of showers around the north—westerly coast. they will be dry weather for quite a few of us with temperatures at four tonight. tomorrow will be a reasonable start to the weekend and sunshine breaking through the cloud are crossing and wales. but the cloud is thicker in the afternoon where we will see some afternoon rain arriving in the north—west of scotla nd rain arriving in the north—west of scotland and turning increasingly heavy. the level b accompanied by south—westerly winds. temperature up to 11 celsius. the second half of the weekend, the weather is set to turn quite a bit windier. good evening, you are watching bbc news. the headlines... a man described by police as one of the most danger

girl's family is from englan her father says he and his wife first lened of have their dahter georgina has hearing difficulties when she. >>failed her newborn hearing test one month old was outfit with hearing aids. the father posted the video on twitter because he wanted the world to know the of his family experiences when their daughters new hearing aids are turned on ever morning. sad news tonight, pete frates he's the man who inspired the a l s icbucket challenge. >>has di. frates family announced his death today in 2013 14 fight went online th the mls ice bucket challenge involved dumping a bucket of ice watern your head and making a donion to an a l s organization, you also had to challenge other peoplto do the same thing the a l s association said in a 2 month period alone. they received 115 milln dollars in donations at one point freight was only 34 years old. the 49 ers win what many say was really the game of the season in the nfl, but it does coe as a at aost. >>mark in capel set us up for bay area breaking down the niners injury problems that's coming up. >>there's a lot of

georgina is helping take the strain off gps.is occasion is in a surgery, seeing a range of different patients. with her new qualifications, she can write them prescriptions. previously, i would decide what they need and i would have to go and wait, knock on the doctor's door, wait for them to finish with their patient. whereas now it's my decision, i'm an autonomous, independent prescriber. very impressed with the paramedics. it's like seeing a doctor. exactly like seeing a doctor. they are qualified people, use them. here at this ambulance control centre in south—east wales, around 700 calls come in every day. some will be life—threatening cases, but the challenge is to identify those patients who can be treated closer to home and who won't need to be taken to hospital. you see that call in pontypridd... elton, another of the prescribing paramedics is deployed here to make help staff make the most efficient use of resources. he says with huge demands on the system, this new approach was essential. years ago, anyone calling 999

georgina is lighting up social media.iagnosed as severely deaf in september and wears a hearing aid in each air. dad posted this video on twitter, when our daughter's new hearing aids are turned on in the morning, #happybaby. >>> rain came pouring down in san francisco making a big mess. outside the san francisco polich the police cruisers. fire department called out to deal with flooding today. >> more about the weather. weat. >> one last check. >> more for tomorrow but nowhere near what we had today. scattered showers. live doppler 7 showing a little bit of green. zoom in, finding light rain. into the east bay, live doppler 7 just updated live on the air. danville, light rain. north bay seeing widely scattered sprinkles but the environment stays unsettled overnight and on sunday. storm impact scale, scattered showers, level one system to finish out weekend. winds light and rainfall quarter to half inch. hour by hour. sunday 8:30 in the morning, couple of showers dotting the landscape. ditto midday before it winds down i

georgina is helping take the strain off gps. new qualifications, she can write them prescriptions. previously, i would decide what they need and i would have to go and wait, knock on the doctor's door, wait for them to finish with their patient. whereas now it's my decision, i'm an autonomous, independent prescriber. very impressed with the paramedics. it's like seeing a doctor. exactly like seeing a doctor. they are qualified people, use them. here at this ambulance control centre in south—east wales, around 700 calls come in every day. some will be life—threatening cases, but the challenge is to identify those patients who can be treated closer to home and who won't need to be taken to hospital. you see that call in pontypridd... elton, another of the prescribing paramedics is deployed here to make help staff make the most efficient use of resources. he says with huge demands on the system, this new approach was essential. years ago, anyone calling 999 we would take them to one of the emergency departments in the hospital, but

georgina is helping take the strain off gps, her shift on this occasion is in the surgery, seeing a rangedecide what they need but i would have to knock on the doctor's door, wait for them to finish with their patient but now, it is my decision, i am and can prescribe independently. very impressed. it is like seeing the doctor, exactly like seeing the doctor. they exactly like seeing the doctor. are qualified people here at this ambulance control centre in south—east wales, 700 calls come in every day. some will be life—threatening cases but the challenge is to identify those patients that can be treated close to home and will not need to be taken to hospital. elton, another prescribing paramedic, is deployed here to help staff make the most efficient use of resources. he says with huge demands on the system, this new approach was essential. years ago, anyone who phoned 999, we would take them to one of the emergency departments in the hospital but now the service's in the hospital overwhelmed so we have changed the way we approach the patients. we deal with them more appropriately. carin

georgina is helping take the strain off gps.is occasion is in a surgery, seeing a range of different patients. with her new qualifications, she can write them prescriptions. previously, i would decide what they need and i would have to go and wait, knock on the doctor's door, wait for them to finish with their patient. whereas now it's my decision, i'm an autonomous, independent prescriber. very impressed with the paramedics. it's like seeing a doctor. exactly like seeing a doctor. they're qualified people, use them. here at this ambulance control centre in south—east wales, around 700 calls come in every day. some will be life—threatening cases, but the challenge is to identify those patients who can be treated closer to home and who won't need to be taken to hospital. you see that call in pontypridd... elton, another of the prescribing paramedics is deployed here to make help staff make the most efficient use of resources. he says with huge demands on the system, this new approach was essential. years ago, anyone calling 999 w

georgina was diagnosed as being severely deaf back in september and now wears a hearing aid in each earmusk, has been cleared of defaming a british cave explorer whom he described as a "pedo guy". a jury whom he described as a "pedo guy". a jury in los angeles rejected a bid for $199 million in damages from vernon unsworth. hello there. it does look like this weekend is going to be a fairly u nsettled weekend is going to be a fairly unsettled one, particularly for the second half of the week and, as low pressure takes over, bringing strong winds, gale force winds for many of us, and also show was a long spells of rain, some of which will be heavy in places. i have to stress that we can doesn't start off on such a bad note, thanks to this ridge of high pressure, winds will be lighter for a while. to the west, this area of low pressure will arrive late in the day, especially across northern and western areas. for much of england and wales it should be a dry start with some sunny spells around. the further north and west that you are, the clouds will increase through the day, as will be so

this is georgina. she is here with her mum and dad, paul and georgina., and you put it on social media. shall we say hello to everybody? shall we say hello? squeals that is a very loud hello. shall we say hello? squeals you‘re obviously talking to her, was the first time she had hurt herself? every morning we put them in, we get amazing reactions, that was one of the mornings we get to get this reaction, where it turns on and she realises she can hear herself. we have seen that, which is obviously her reacting to the noise she is hearing, but before, without, how would that have been different? how would that have been different? how would it have been? ithink would that have been different? how would it have been? i think before, she was less attentive, less focused, and clearly wasn't reacting or responding to sound, but once we put the men in the morning, you do notice a remarkable notice, i have to say. — — notice a remarkable notice, i have to say. —— a noticeable difference. have you been surprised at how many people have responded ? have you been

jillian: baby georgina's parents say that's her reaction every time they turn on her hearing aids. to the wall. conspiracy theory took its place. photos show the words epstein didn't kill himself on the wall where that $120,000 state of the union stupid banana used to be before somebody ate that original one and then its replacement disappeared. the graffiti refers to jeffrey epstein found dead in jail. jillian: ugly christmas sweater showing santa with what looks like cocaine. saying it came from a third party seller. rob: how do you think he gets to all those houses so fast. just kidding. jillian: have a good day everyone. rob: bye. steve: it is 6:00 a.m. in pensacola, florida and we start with a fox news alert. terrorism suspected as a motive as the pensacola naval base prepares to reopen later on this monday. brian: the fbi now working to determine if the shooter was part of a larger network. jillian: jonathan serrie joins us live from pensacola, florida as a new report reveals a suspect had deep-seeded hatred for the united states. jonathan, what's the latest? >> yeah. an addi

i'm looking for georgina what's up, are you georgina. >> yes oh, wow! am. >> what's your name? >> alicia. >> what's your name. >> ariana, i'm her daughter. >> so we have mother, daughter, and granddaughter. >> yes, yes. >> what brings you to the city >> you >> well, thank you >> you're on our bucket list. >> thank you so much for coming. merry christmas, thanks for watching the "today" show. thank you, thank you you all enjoy the city how about one more hug thank you, thank you >> very nice. >> they told us she had a crush on you you just made her day. >> might pass out in a second. >> let's hope not. >>> just ahead, a reminder of what the holiday season is all about. we can't wait to share the inspiring stories of these remarkable nurses who will be spending christmas at work helping people who need it most. >>> plus, we'll meet the mother daughter duo shaking up broadway and making history in the process. they look like sisters, though. >> yeah, they do. >>> and a segment i planned for you. we're going to kick back with a cocktail we brought in a mixo

georgina's hring difficulties when she failed her newborn hearing test.ing aging see the roo here and the twitter because he wanted t world to know the joy his family experience with his daughters, new hearing aids turned onn the morni. wow. a quick break. it's a smile. here's another thing put a smile oyour face if you're 40 ninefan anyway, they lit up the superdome. >>agast new orleans. it was a thrilling win over the saints wn to the final seconds will have incredible made usaa bank for members like cassie. she's made of nerves of steel, so when she has to perform one of the most dangerous jobs on the ship,he says, "no problem" sso when another bank tried tos charge her monthly service fees, cassie said, no way we made usaa bank to help cassie keep more of her money - wi no monthly seice fees or minimum balance requirements. usaa. what you're made of,e're made for. aa >>back to the krn 4 morning news on monday morning, sometimes it's hard to get going. and it's extra foggy t plus we can we can just hope that they're not in your way do we is that you sa

so sweet, georgina is lighting up social media with that adorable smile. diagnosed as severely deaf in september and wears a hearing aid in each ear to amplified sound. her dad posted this video on twitter with the message, when our daughter's new hearing aids are turned on in the morning. #happybaby. >> that is such a sweet powerful moment. so precious. last check of the weather here. >> a little precious. black hawke is winding down as we look at 280 here, pretty good downpour around moody road. that will be dissipating as well as it slides to the east. you can see the showers in the south bay. it is a one on our storm impact scale for the morning hours with some scattered showers. the winds are light. couple hundredths out there and then dry throughout the afternoon. mostly cloudy, looking at brighter skies throughout your monday and maybe a few sprinkles tuesday into wednesday. a lot of clouds mixed with sun throughout the week ahead. >> nice to have the break for the week. thanks so much. thank you all for joining us here on "abc 7 mornings." i'm liz

georgina there, lighting up social media with that adorable little smile.tember and wears a hearing aid in each ear to amplified sound. her dad posted the message, when our daughter's new hearing aids are turned onth m.d that with all of us. >>> next on "abc 7 mornings" at 6:00 a.m., imagine if you could actually decide on your city's budget and how it gets spent. what a major bay area town is trying to make into a reality. >>> plus, where the rain went a little too far in san francisco force something families to sweep out flood water. shouldn't mean a change in standards. that's why - thanks to you - we're rated number one in customer satisfaction by j.d. power. ithere's my career...'s more to me than hiv. we're rated number one in customer satisfaction my cause... and creating my dream home. i'm a work in progress. so much goes into who i am. hiv medicine is one part of it. prescription dovato is for adults who are starting hiv-1 treatment and who aren't resistant to either of the medicines dolutegravir or lamivudine. dovato has 2 medicines in 1 pill to

taking the lead against chelsea through america about a young 2 goals in the last 7 minutes from georgina and tammy abraham snatched the points it leaves arsenal down in 12 place in the table the final premier league game of 29000 was won by the champions manchester city goals from sergio aguero and kevin the brainer giving them to no victory over sheffield united city or 14 points behind liverpool and they've played one game more than it has taken rangers the home of this decade but they'll head into the new year in buoyant mood after their 1st win at glasgow rival celtic's and 28 when they collect catechize grabbing the decisive goal as rangers beat the champions 21 at celtic park. the german bundesliga is enjoying its 4 week winter break but parisienne dortmund's push for a 1st title since 2012 will be helped in the new year by the arrival of the highly rated teenager early in the hall and the club announced on sunday they have signed him from rb salzburg the norwegian striker impressed in the champions league group stages and has scored a prolific 28 goals in 22 games this season. aus

that is georgina adison who was diagnosed with severe deafness as a newborn.experiences and it has given hope to his family. what a cutie pie. >>> we have this in to cnn. north korean state media reporting a very important test took place today. it is not immediately clear what was tested. state media reporting that the test produced a successful result and was of great significance and that it will change the strategic position of north korea in the very near future. that does it for me. i'm ana cabrera. we will be back tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. eastern in the newsroom. the '90s is next. >>> this is a jimmy johns sandwich. $3. they're almost identical. almost. ♪ good job. okay. it's how we care for our cancer patients- like job. when he was diagnosed with cancer, his team at ctca created a personalized care plan to treat his cancer and side effects. so job could continue to work and stay strong for his family. this is how we inspire hope. this is how we heal. we love you, daddy. good night. i love you guys. cancer treatment centers of america. appointments availa

chelsea despite taking the lead through a medical bomb a young 2 goals in the last 7 minutes from georgina and tommy abrahams that's the points leaving arsenal downing 12 place in the table in the final premier league of 2019 has reached half time champions manchester city taking on sheffield united it's goalless so far. that's taken ranges the whole of this decade but the head into the new year in the wind mood after their 1st win at glasgow rival celtic since 20 tame that cynical a cat each grabbing the decisive goal is rangers beat the champions $21.00 at celtic park city for that one. the german one as league is enjoying its 4 week winter break for proceed altman's push for a 1st title since 2012 will be helped in the new year by the arrival of the highly rated teenager holand the club announced on sunday they have signed him from rb salzburg the norwegian strike impressed in the champions league group stages and has scored a prolific 28 goals in 22 games this season australia's cricketers have wrapped up a series victory of new zealand they won the 2nd test in melbourne by 247 runs wi

with us is georgina wright, is senior reseacher at the institute for government. hello.i am a. if they have been watching the campaign and seen the pledge from borisjohnson that we will definitely be leaving after this transition in december 2020, what are they saying about it?|j think they are assuming that the conservatives will win a majority, though they are planning for all outcomes. if the conservative party does when a sizeable majority, their assumption is that he, the prime minister, borisjohnson, assumption is that he, the prime minister, boris johnson, will get his brexit deal through parliament and that leaves 11 months to negotiate the future deal, which will be a lot more complicated. so what happens? if the prime minister wa nts a what happens? if the prime minister wants a detailed deal, he will have no choice but to extend that transition, that is what they are thinking. though, clearly, throughout the campaign, the prime minister has been clear that he does not want to extend the deadline, so that leaves the eu with an uncomfortable choice. do they go f

we can speak now to georgina wright from the institute for government, a non—partisan think tank. would right at the start of the brexit negotiations, uk government and the european union realise that the two—year window for article 50 would not be sufficient to debate both with strong agreements and the future relationship. they decided to deal with the withdrawal first and then deal with the relationship issue. that transition is due to end at the end of 2020. if the uk and the eu wanted to extend, it would have to come to a mutual decision to do that. today, the government have confirmed they don‘t want to extend that transition. but given the prime minister has a majority, he could realise next year that they need more time and introduce another bill. the government say they want to focus the minds of negotiators. do you think that that work? is it still enough time to do a deal with? i was still enough time to do a deal with? iwas in still enough time to do a deal with? i was in brussels a couple of weeks ago and what you sense there was that there was no one who thought that there

. >> fruto de su relaciÓn con georgina rodrÍguez, miren esa belleza. >> es igualita a Él._ >> tÚ sueÑasxplica socorro cruz, lo mÁs preocupante es que la crisis se deberÍa a una presunta falla legal. reportera: el problema del robo de automÓviles en todo el estado de california ha tomado niveles de crisis en algunas ciudades. un detective de la policÍa de los Ángeles asegura que esto se debe a una ley estatal que permite que estos robos queden impunes. fueron 243.000 robos de automÓviles que se reportaron en california en el 2018. estÁ muy por encima del promedio anual en los ocho aÑos anteriores. san francisco tuvo un aumento del 24%, mientras que los Ángeles fue el 15%. el detective del departamento de policÍa de los Ángelesdice que este aumento es desde el 2015 se convirtiÓ en ley la proposiciÓn 47. >> los que cometen ciertos delitos de bajo nivel reciben penas mÁs leves, en muchos casos, no se enjuician. los legisladores no quieren presos en las cÁrceles y uno de los grandes obstÁculos es que piden que los fiscales demuestren que las puertas de un automÓvil estaban cerradas en el mom

georgina was diagnosed as severely deaf in september and wears a hearing aid in each ear.rt to get some cooler north—westerly winds blowing in. damp weather for many of us with the showers really packing into the north and western areas of the uk. some of those showers are likely to be quite heavy. and those north—westerly winds will drag in some cooler air. temperatures falling through the afternoon. highs of around 8 degrees, but still mild across england and wales. you will see 11 or 12 celsius fairly widely. through the night time, the rain will tend to ease off for many areas although a few showers will continue around the coast and hills in the north—west of the country. patchy cloud around. these are the overnight temperatures. it is relatively mild compared with recent nights. we are looking at lows of around 4—6 celsius. as far as the weekend goes, what we are keeping an eye on is a deep area of low pressure that is set to form. and it forms because the jet stream get very strong across the atlantic, lowering at 180 mph. powerfuljet streams often make quite powerf