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. >> my name is hannah. >> reporter: but hannah paslee -- >> this is my mommy. >> reporter: -- is nomal 3-year-old. sure what she wants to be when she grows up, hannah paslee set up a lemonade stand to raise fun for her first police uniform. then her mom had an idea. >> it would be really need to have an officer stand by. >> reporter: out on social media. she loves police officers and i would love it if someone could come and buy lemonade from her. >> after that it was 50 officers. >> reporter: soon the neighborhood was flooded with police cruisers, a police chopper, even police horses. >> those little patrol horses came and they just ate our grass. >> are you going to give me a hug? >> reporter: so hannah paslee is all set for her future career says sergeant jason kote. >> she now has thousands of brothers and sisters that are going to have her back for the rest of her life. >> reporter: that's for later. for now hannah's focused something better. >> i think we're best friends. >> i think we are. >> reporter: the best play date a girl could ask for. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york.

but hannah -- >> this is my mommy. >> reporter: -- is no normal 3-year-old.ure what she wants to be when she grows up, hannah set up a lemonade stand to raise money for her first police uniform. then her mom had an idea. >> it would be neat to have an officer stop by. >> reporter: an abp went out. she loves police officers, and i would love it if someone could come and buy lemonade from her. >> after that, it was 50 officers. >> reporter: soon the neighborhood was flooded with police cruisers, a police chopper, even police horses. >> those were the patrol horses came and they just ate our grass. >> reporter: so hannah is all set for her future career, says sergeant jason coty. >> she now has thousands of bros. and sisters that are going to have her back for the rest of her life. >> reporter: that's for later. for now, hannah's focussed on something even better. >> i think we're best friends. >> i think we are. >> reporter: the best playdate a girl could ask for. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >>> that's overnight news for this thursday. for some of you, the

a new phenomenon nfor hannah. >> she's not biting.ng. >> that's what that is. >> i love this little girl sitting there like, okay, cool. that's how it works. >> she's not quite sure how it works, though. mom continues to explain. >> she's getting milk. >> she's like is that what that is? >> whoa, whoa. the same stuff i put in my cereal in the morning. >> it comes from a gallon. >> that's her line of thinking as well. >> when will she talk to me. >> so cute. >> at this point mom is cracking up. >> i got chocolate milk. >> a little bit later she got her chocolate milk. chocolate milk. >> yeah, you do, honey. >> in her car seat, the line at starbucks. mom was trying to get her attention. >> can you sing me the a, b, cs please. ♪ a, b, c, d -- ♪ e, f, p ♪ h, i -- >> i heard it. >> like a diamond in the sky, kind of goes together. >> this one is way more interesting. ♪ a, b, c, d, h, i -- ♪ diamond in the sky. >> that's it for this show. the show continues at rightthisminute.com. check it >>> tonight, breaking news. the stunning medical co

including hannah cockcroft, who has returned from switzerland.do well, this season, that is where you're going to do it. it is perfect timing. six weeks out from the world championships. you know, me and my coach went there and trained through the competition to see where i was and what i need to work on. i know that i broke five world record there is and i know i have a lot left in the tank. jonny peacock made his name in london and he said the world championships have been his focus, hoping to relive the memories from five years ago and regain his world title.|j memories from five years ago and regain his world title. i have been looking at this maybe even more than rio. going back into the stadium where it began in stratford, the british fans are amazing in that stadium and it is unbelievable the support they give. so hopefully can i leave with a couple of waeld —— medals. everyone will want to take the title. but definitely that is not what i want. i haven‘t wanted something this bad since 2012. the championships start on 14th july something

a strong one, with places the paralytic champions jonnie peacock and hannah cockroft amongst others.ts from the rio 2016, including three—time paralytic champions hannah cockroft, orjust arrived home for competing in switzerland where she broke five world records. switzerland has the fastest tracks in the world for wheelchair racers. anyone who's anyone will be out there. every line—up isa anyone will be out there. every line—up is a paralympic line—up, you get your best competition. if you are going to do well this season, thatis are going to do well this season, that is where you are going to do it. perfect timing, six weeks out from the world championship '5. me and my coach went in there, we tapered, trains through the competition. seeing my strength levels were. i broke five world records. i know i have a lot left in the tank. jonnie peacock made his name in london 2012. he admits over the past few years these world championship ‘s have been his main focus, hoping to relive the memories from five years ago and regain his world title. i have been looking at this more so than rio.

hannah hoffman started donut dolly donut shops around the bay area.ay, she's passing around these delicate mini donuts from oakland's donut savant shop... from classics like jelly filled to modern confections called cro- nuts.(hannah hoffman- donut dolly) cronut is a combination of a croissant and a yeasted donut. bet you can't eat just one? (vicki liviakis) i don't know about you but i'm kind of partial to cinnamon rolls. (hannah hoffman- donut dolly) there's never guilt with donuts...never guilt with donuts. in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron 4 news. in sports -- the giants began a seven- game road trip in philadelphia against the phillies .. find out if they were able to break their three losing streak gary has the highlights plus -- good news for the warriors head coach steve kerr could return to the sideline for game two of the n-b-a finals gary has that story and all the sports coming up prescriptions prices .. simply put ... are skyrocketing. here's some proof.according to a-a-r-p ... the retail price of 622 common prescriptions increased fr

you hannah how will it all play out?will be choreographed unfortunately fortunately they've got the weather a another bufrl day in the capitol. two hours from now we will see the her majesty travel from the palace to the building behind me. the ceremony will be slightly dress down but still an element of pomp and pageantry about it. it's not just the ceremony that will be slightly different. the pliks are crucial as well. why? because we had the snap election we're not sure what's in the queen's speech and this is what the government's legislative agenda will be the next two years. let me bring moua my guest to talk more about the speech. ss he is a correspondent for politico. s in a mission statement what the government intends to do. what do we expect to hear her majesty say. >>way we're expected a dressed down queen's speech but fewer elements in the speech. the controversial policies from the conservative manifesto will be taking out things the dementia tax that cost hem so much trouble in the election. that will be

and what this means is i'm going to steal hannah's sheep or maybe even kill hannah. how come? sorry, hannah. why? why would i have to kill her for stealing my sheep? >> so protect yourself. >> yeah. and as a warning to anybody else who might attempt such a thing that i ultimately i will control justice and no one will sleight me or wrong me. so there's a sense here that for people living out on the frontier that a moral code and stories, the ballads are all stories of breach and redress and tremendous violence. have we seen this before? stories of tremendous violence. stories of tremendous assertiveness. it's stagalee, right? the same way a people without a print literature and people who cannot appeal to authority, the african-american community who developed stagalee, they can't look to authority to the avenge their wrongs. they have to at least create a situation in which there can be some kind of justice meted out without authorities. so the songs that arrive along this frontier are largely songs about violence, about the from jillity of life, about the -- from jillity of

i don't know if i would be able to do it if i was in her situation, speak out and stuff. >> hannah stoodn for maddi, reading out the bible verse she would have read had she been there. >> what was hers. >> the lord will fight for you, you need only to be still. >> strong verse. i think it applies to her. >> we saw maddi meeting a good christian young man, getting married and having grandkids later. >> despite a change in plans, her patierents are proud. >> i can't wait to see this little boy, to be able to hold him. >> you know what you're going to name him? >> grayson. i've been given this baby, i need to accept the fact that i have and i do. i'm going to be okay. i'm excited. i'm going to be a mom. >> sooner than you expected. >> way sooner than i expected. >> her graduation party also a baby shower. and maddi is okay with that. i'm david wright for "nightline" in boons borough, maryland. >>> next, here is an unconventional way to get kids interested in nature. the viral star who lets animals bite and sting him on camera. and later, he's got 99 problems, but being prolific ain't one. t

hannah daniels for cbs3 eyewitness news. >> and well take a look at this view of center city from sky cam three as the storm rolled in yesterday. dark clouds above the philly sky line before it started to rain. >> also, it looked like a beach day over ocean city with these clouds. the viewer sent video with storms headed down the shore before pounding ocean city last night. >> and katie you were out there. you were in the wet mobile weather watcher. >> yes, i was actually super jazzed to get it out of the storms for the first time. because we've had other meteorologists had the opportunity to do that. i feel like i'm always chained to the studio. it was interesting to get out in the vehicle. and see what it was able to do and get to actually track the storms. but, yeah, i was out there with the rest of you trying to just get home for the day. and certainly at the caused quite a mess. thank fully the front responsible for all that has now gun to clear out nitionly other than stray shower and lengthiering humidity we're starting to feel change of pace here. more repreeshing as the day g

critics say the show glorifies suicide, in part by suggesting hannah gets what she wanted. >> it feltwas already dead. >> reporter: revenge. the statistics are sobering. for young people between the ages of 10 and 24 suicide is the second leading cause of death. >> i think it's something that's gone through every high school at one point. >> that is a pretty major thing to say. do you guys agree? >> yeah. >> reporter: this past spring i sat down with students from michigan's oxford high school for a conversation about the netflix series and the messages it sends. >> some parts i had to turn away just because it was a lot to handle. >> reporter: here in oxford in recent years two young students taking their own lives. one after the other. this past may in response to the show and in honor of them a small group of brave students took a drastic step by broadcasting their deepest secrets in the classroom to the entire student body to hear. kayla, the volleyball player. >> this is the story of my life. and more specifically, how it almost ended. one day i heard the worst thing someone coul

i have to maybe even kill hannah. sorry, hannah. why? why would i have to kill her for stealing my sheep? yeah. as a warning to anyone else who might ever attempt such a thing, that i ultimately, i will control justice and no one will slight me wrongly. so there's a sense here that for people living out on the frontier that a moerl code and stories, they are all stories of breach and tremendous violence. have we seen this before? stories of tremendous violence. stories of tremendous assertiveness. the after ray condition american community, they can't look to authority to avenge their loss. they have to create a situation. the songs that arise are largely songs about violence, about the dangers of getting overly emotional. what happens to people if they are swept up in emotion? what's the biggest emotions you get swept up in? love, which leads to anger. there are a number of dift ball lods that make this trek across from -- from england and scotland and those border regions to northern ireland, to appalachia. one of the key generas are w

money watch is headed from the new york stock exchange hannah good morning good to see you. tech weeks begins at the white house today. what is that about. >> good morning, jim, raquel. he'll meet with business leaders to discuss workforce and issues. and they week issues facing silicon valley. chief executives of apple, amazon, google and intel are among those taking part. >> and hannah i'm an avocado fan and the craze continues and one fast food chain is offering topping for free. which is it? >> i love avocados too, move-over, big mack, mcdonald's added guacamole to the menu. the new guacamole will be spread on some of mcdonald's signature sandwiches as no extra costs while many restaurants are charming extra and instagram shows customers getting creative with it dipping french fries in the guacamole. probably excited it's free. >> i think that's -- they all charge a buck or two for tiny containers. >> i think it will be interested to see mcdonald's existing customers. i'm sure they'll be happy about. it is it enough to bring chipolte to the customers merdz. >> you know,

good morning, hannah. >> arizona seeing the most stifling temperatures but the wrath of the heat wave is being felt across nevada and california as well. with today being the first day of summer, flight disruptions to power outages and warnings not to touch outdoor doorknobs, the west is bracing for more record heat. the heat wave gripping the west is so intense people in arizona are being warned to be careful around concrete and playground equipmbe could cause second and third degree burns. >> heat wave isn't really a good way to describe it. it's more like a heat attack. >> the prediction for phoenix today, 120 degrees, a mark hit only three times in history. the record is 122. american airlines has already cancelled dozens of flights saying the regional jets can't operate once temps hit 118 degrees. emergency officials in phoenix are hoping not to have a repeat of last year when there were 130 heat related deaths. >> people can go right from what they think is heat exhaustion to symptoms of a heat stroke which is a fatal illness. >> roads across california have buckled because of t

jonnie peacock and hannah cockroft are among those in it.from southwell and where she broke five world records. —— switzerland. where she broke five world records. -- switzerland. anyone who is anyone will be out there from the wheelchair world. you will get your best competition. if you are going to do well this season, this is where you are going to do it. it is perfect timing. six weeks out from the world championships. me and my coach went in there and we train for the competition just to see where i was out and see what my strength levels are. i broke five world records out there. i know i have more in the tank. jonnie peacock made his name in london in 2012 and admits in the past few years, these world championships have been his main focus. he wants to relive the memories from five years ago and regain his world title.|j memories from five years ago and regain his world title. i have been looking at this may be even more so than riojust looking at this may be even more so than rio just because looking at this may be even more so than

hi, hannah. >> hi there to both of you. this is the oberle ceremonial opening of the state parliament usually full of enormous amount of pomp and ceremony. there will be some. but we're told this particular part of the parliament opening will be dressed down, if you like. well officially we're told it's sort of because of logistics, the queen's official birthday was on saturday where they had the trooping of the color. also as you mentioned in the introduction we had the snap general election. they haven't been able to form the usual procession we're used to. what does that mean? the queen for starters will be wearing a hat instead of crown. she will be wearing a day dress be instead of state robes and usuallily she will practical make we are from the palace to the in a car as opposed to a carriage. the queen's speech itself expected to last around 10 minutes. there will be some of the traditional ceremonial parts we are used tp for example the representative of the mouse of lords will go to in door to summon the mp's to ha

he is walking grayson and hannah. >> it's amazing to witness.nd i know we throw around the phrase this is life changing and life altering. it is. these kids are fighting for their lives and yet so happy. >> and elena, who is three years old, she is also is known as lainy bug. >> the question i ask niez at the enof the night is what did the children teach me? i think i learned from them to be positive. at the end of the day no moment is promised to anybody. live your life, enjoy every single moment. be present and in that presence, be happy. >> that was awesome. >> they were great. folks at runway to hope say when you get to know the children and families you realize there is so much more to the story than a disease and that everyone who helps walks away so much richer. do what you can can. on the next champions for change learn about the causes close toes mikayla in the 8:00 a.m. hour fl new day to see more from anchors going to champions for change at cronken.com. a week slong special event brought to you by charles schwab. fothere's a seriousy

we have sean, liz and hannah here. does tax bother you?ut i would like to see governments tackle big corporations rather than individuals. you see tax is a big thing, liz? is not a punishment, it's a gift we give for living in the country. should it go up? as long as it goes to the right place. and hannah, is about where the money is spent? yes, it needs to be spent wisely. we are looking at national health, it was doing really well on 8% of gdp but now it looks to be falling down to 6.7%. that's not going to be enough. falling down to 6.7%. that's not going to be enoughlj falling down to 6.7%. that's not going to be enough. i will let get inside, thank you. obviously, the amount of tax you pay varies depending on how much you earn. let's take the averagejoe, or in ourcase, mr earn. let's take the averagejoe, or in our case, mr purge. this person is on in our case, mr purge. this person isona in our case, mr purge. this person is on a salary of about £26,000 per year. of that they pay out about £5,000 on things like income tax and national

hannah: hi. hannah. lemonis: hannah, nice to meet you. taylor: i'm taylor. good to meet you.ood to meet you. these are the dogs. this is domino and zeus. lemonis: are these greyhounds? taylor: no, they're actually whippets. max: who's for tea? i'm making some. oh, you're here! hi! taylor: this is max. lemonis: how are you? max: lovely to meet you. lemonis: i was meeting the company mascots. max: oh, yes, our fur babies. lemonis: they normally have this kind of disposition? max: yes, they're very calm. lemonis: do they take on their owner's disposition? max: probably not. [ laughs ] lemonis: okay. max: kathleen, she is working as our sort of interim cfo... lemonis: great. max: ...to help me with numbers. lemonis: this is nice. taylor: it doesn't look like much from the outside. lemonis: but it's pretty inside. taylor: yeah. lemonis: what is -- max: oh, this? this is my mood board and my inspiration board. and it's the kater family. it's kind of murchison-hume world. lemonis: when i walked into the office for the first time, i wasn't really sure i was in the right place. i see

. >> my daughter, she's 12, likes hannah montana. i said, "miranda, i saw a poster of hannah montana. it was, like, as big as a wall." and she said, "well, how big was the wall?" and i had not specified this. so that is a skepticism of information because she's trying to receive information and make sense of it. that's all a scientist does. and i gave information insufficient enough for her to make sense of it. and if that ever stops, you end up growing up as an adult that just believes whatever anybody tells you, like, "microwave ovens are bad for you." >> hinojosa: oh, god. >> okay? >> hinojosa: why did you bring that... okay, listen. >> you just believe that because somebody told you, rather than thinking about it. there are microwaves all around us. cell phones use microwaves, radar detectors. >> hinojosa: let's not use the last minute that we have for you to tell me how i made the wrong decision. >> okay. >> hinojosa: so in the 30 seconds we have left... >> i don't want you to stick >> hinojosa: when you see a young person what

in cardiff this evening, but it's turning into a marathon, and perhaps all the way to penalty as hannahsh capital an all french affair, two teams divided by rivalry, you nighted by desire for the most sought after silverware, in europe's elite competition, lion are the team to beat but the reigning champions were limited in the first half. rather it was the underdogs who should have been ahead. shirley cruise came closest for psg. against a side of lyon's quality chances must be taken. that was her moment of glory. no goals after 90 minutes and still as the game stretched into extra time, no joy. the most prestigious of prizes would be decided by penalties. and in the end it came down to sudden death in the penalty shoot—out. lyon's goalkeeper scored the winning spot kick. they won 7—6 on penalties to retain the champions league, their european champions for a record equalling fourth time. those scenes a few moments ago in ca rd iffful british and irish lions head coach warren gatland says he won't be making the same mistake, as his predecessor, by splitting the teams into midweek and t

. >> and looking for hannah olivia brown she went missing june 6.described as black female light complexion 5' 6" to 5'" and 130 pounds hazele eyes and dark brown hair last seep wearing red becameing suit 1300 block of 45 street and edward rhone has been missing since last thursday. he is described black man medium complexion medium complexion 5' 11" and 200 pound full white beard wearing gray tee shirt and gray pant. if you have information on these three missing concerns you're asked to call d.c. police. >> happening today lawmakers hope to get to bottom of trump campaign by. >> top officials from the obama administration came under scrutiny amid accusations they unmasked donald trump associate in intelligence report. >> and starting next school year every public school in maryland will be judged on fire star rating tim system. >> the system will help parents understand the quality of school. par mar will identify the bottom 5% of call schools in the state. >> all right. coming up on 5:35 this wednesday morning and mike, we are talking about kille

cleaver,come to hannah who has also closely watched helmut kohl's career.he says corporatism were rife in his era. germany is now more modern and its politicians can stand up straighter. i would like to begin with werner sonne. i have a quote for you. johl was a stroke of luck for germany and europe." >> i agree 100%. he was a unifier of germany and europe. theirgh he did not start unificatio the people of east germany started the process in g did not complete the unification but nevertheless, he was an extremely important element in the processes. >> you experienced in close-up on many occasions. what kind of a man was he? >> he had a lot of different sides. he could be very friendly but he to waslso be very brutal the people around him. as a journalist, i experienced all of that close-up. this is also part of his legacy. >> allen, what is your strongest memory of helmut kohl? give us something that tells us the most about who he was? >> i remember on the night the wall came down for the night after that when he flew from berlin.imberland -- to there was a

it was date night for sam hunt and wife hannah, luke bryan and wife caroline, miranda lambert brought boyfriend anderson east. and there is a country baby boom. thomas rhett and wife lauren, florida georgia line's tyler hubbard and wife hayley, and jason aldean and wife brittany are all expecting. >> we're finding out the boy's names are a lot harder to come up with than girl's names for some reason. and, we got a couple things we like but nothing for sure yet. >> nothing solid. >> i'm going to say be careful drinking that water in nashville because something's gone on. >>> let's keep going with the musical theme. lionel richie and mariah carey are going to get the road next month for all the hits tour. >> it was supposed to start in march then lionel had the health issue that forced them to postpone. >> first thing i heard was lionel richie and mariah carey. i said, oh, really? >> that was designed to get that impact. this may be a shocker. she's extremely respectful. we have known each other forever. >> she calls you mr. richie? >> yes. >> the hitmaker teaming up with mariah carey f

emergency crews were called to hannah street just after 7:00 this morning where they found a woman that been shot several times. despite their efforts, she ended up dying at the scene. police have not released any information or the motive. >>> san francisco police are trying to find a gunman who shot and killed a popular high school teacher and football coach from oakland over the weekend. bob spoke with the students who said they are stunned by his debt and that he had a special ability to connect with young people. >> reporter: grief and sadness skilled the gymnasium those filled the gymnasium. hundreds joined 2 more the teacher with a knack for diffusing violence on the -- only to be killed by it. he was 31 years old with a 2- year-old daughter. it was a physical education teacher at skyline, this game does the same school he attended. students say he had the rare gift of being able to connect with them. >> he talked to teenagers like teenager would talk to another one so that is why all the teams were fine with him because he was that cool teacher. >> reporter: san francisco police

they're looking for hannah olivia brown missing june 26, black female, light complexion, 5' 6" to 5' 8" hazel eyes and dark brown hair last wean wearing a red bathing suit 440 0 block of northeast street. and edward roan missing black man medium woman plexon 5' 11" and pruvly 200 pound. wearing a green tee shirt and plaque pant. if you have information on these three missing people you're asked to call d.c. police. >> 4:34 now this fourth of july it will be remembered for traffic and travel. not exactly what you want to hear. aaa mid atlantic says more than 1 million washingtonians are expected to travel 50 miles and this will mark of people traveling fourth of july weekend for the d.c. metro area. >> last night, nats trea turner lived up to his nickname the burner. nats down one. turner using speed to leg out a infield hit. turner is on first and may have been on third. in fact he has the league lead in stolen bases. his power play helps the nationals beat the cubs 6-1. >> while cubs are in d.c. some players are planning to visit the bhits house today. not the official visit with pr

. >> reporter: hannah sold her iphone.he thought she was getting five $100 bills, but when she went to deposit the money in her atm, return to sender. >> as you stuck the money into the atm -- >> nothing. nothing happened. >> it came back? >> yes. >> and back. >> yes. >> and then you looked real, real close and what did you find out? >> i saw at the bottom of it, the bottom of one of the bills it said for prop use only. >> reporter: police say you have to be real careful when you're making cash deals with total strangers. >> if you're going to do an online transaction, bring somebody with you or let somebody know where you're going and ideally meet at one of our exchange zones at the police station. >> reporter: remember, just because it's green doesn't make it money. >> it looked pretty real to me, pat. >>> panic buttons, they can save a life, keep people from harm, and now they're showing up more and more at hotels to protect workers against abusive guests. tom sherwood shows us how it works. >> reporter: the hotel emplo

♪ i'm going home, gonna load my shotgun ♪ hannah: ♪ he ain't seen me crazy yet ♪ announcer: in undiscovered talent... uh, my name is jackie middleton. announcer: he will have to conceal his musical ability. i'm just gonna sing as bad as i possibly can. ♪ you got to know when to hold 'em ♪ ♪ know when to fold 'em ♪ jackie's voice is a little bit rough around the edges. announcer: and what will happen when lives are forever changed?

thank you so much, hannah. >>> well, the senate republican health care bill is on life support. it faces potential defeat tomorrow in an expected vote to formally begin debate. the measure would decrease the budget deficit by $321 billion by 2026, but tens of millions would lose their insurance. seth lemon is in washington. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. right now the countdown is on. the clock is ticking until lawmakers july 4th week long recess and senate leadership, they still have not secured enough votes to pass this bill. that means it may be time for deal making if republicans want to push it through. democrats joined demonstrators on capitol hill protesting the senate health care bill. >> there is a moral moment. this is not a political moment. >> reporter: after the release of a report from the nonpartisan congressional budget office the report says the new legislation will cause 22 million more americans to lose coverage by 2026, only a slight improvement over the house version. >> this cbo report should be the end of the road for trump care. republicans woul

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