to be exact, helena norowicz is 82 years old.d she's one of the most sought-after models in poland. fashion designer michal gilbert lach selected her. he designs fashions for celebrities -- and he created this dress specially for helena. it was a risky decision, but one that's paid off handsomely. >> the risk was worth it. we were worried. we didn't know what the reaction to the campaign would be. helena was also concerned about how she'd look, compared to a young top model. but the end result is so enchanting, delightful and surprising that we're all happy with the campaign. reporter: and this is helena norowicz, meeting with her friend eva. she has so much to tell her. though her career began so late and so suddenly, she's now swamped with offers. >> you look completely different here. reporter: but what's it like to pose alongside much younger colleagues? >> just once i thought, god, i used to look like that. but then i thought, actually they should be thinking, my god, one day i'm going to look like helena, so we're even. >>

helena: ryanair is flying high. set to wrap up pressure on its rivals by cutting to get fares as much as 9% in the coming months. the looming brexit means they are still hurtling towards the unknown. so far no progress has been made on a new airspace agreement with the eu. the ceo has said if there is no clarity by autumn of next year, europe's leading low-cost carrier a hefty suspended flighthts between the eu and u.. for france's vineyards, the glass is half empty. they are predicting a historically poor harvest. 17% fewer grapes than last year. many were hit by a late spring frost. this area might only see half of last year's volume. they are still optimistic. the quantity of grapes might be smaller of their quality depends on the weather during harvest time which takes place from august through october. so there is still hope. brent: something that also takes place with the weather, you have probably seen pictures of the aurora borealis. but i bet you have not seen them from this vantage point before. behind me,

ramÓn: gracias helena. igualmente para ti.ma de transporte se le conoce como el metro sufrieron afectociones. dieron a conocer detalles de un caso insÓlito. pies y manos atado un niÑo de cinco aÑos de edad. mostraba signos de desnutriciÓn. en esta casa ubicada en la colonia gabriela hernÁndez, en la capital mexicana, en donde agentes de la fiscalÍa encontraron al menor de cinco aÑos que responde al nombre de anthony. >> somos agente de la policÍa de investigaciones. ri reportero: estaba encerado en el sÓtano del uno mueble, golpeado, encadenado y con signos de tortura. >> estaba encadenado las manos con los pies. evidentemente la procuradurÍa loly ibera-- lo libera segÚn los peritos que investigan el caso. sin embargo; autoridades piensan que hay que investigar. >> lo tenÍan, se los dejaron y seguramente tenÍan que meter este nivel de sanciones para que lo entendiera. inadmisible que es upero ver sio lo que hacÍan estudios para determinar los daÑos sufridos. es toda la informaciÓn, regresamos a los estudios. ramÓn: mÁsa adelan

helena: it's all about whether it actually works.n is introducing express delivery to singapore, it's the american e-commerce's giants first attempt into the searching online shopping market in southwest asia. it's a swipe at local competitor lozano which is backed by the chinese giant alibaba. amazon says it will operate a distribution facility in the wealthy island nation. it promises to deliver tens of thousands of items within two hours for free of customers spend at least 40 singapore dollars. that's around 30 u.s. dollars. amazon and the news once again. let's get more from new york and speak to our financial correspondent, jens korte. is there anything stopping amazon? reporter: in the past couple of weeks amazon announced so many initiatives to disrupt more parts, especially of the retail industry, fashion, food, appliances and that costs money. we have the earnings report from amazon after hours that he was a huge profit miss that came out, $.40 per share. analysts expected $1.42. you will see if wall street is forgiving. we

helena: back over now to brent.for diehard fans of composer richard wagner, it's arguably the years against event. germany's annual festival is underway. heavy rain fell to dampen angela merkel's's. as she arrived from the opening gala with her husband. the muslim festival celebrates the works of the german romantic composer wagner and was founded in 1875 wagner himself. this years's festival opens with the master singers of nuremberg, one of wagner's most controversial works. now, presented by a jewish director offering his interpretation of an opera that was glorified by the nazis. reporter: the director of the festival, and the australian-jewish director of the opening production, got straight to the point. >> if you're expecting to see swastikas on stage, you won't. if you're expecting to see dead jews on stage, you won't see any. these are two topics that just don't interest me. reporter: the master singers of nurembererg was a favorite ofhee nazis. it's about a singing competition and love. most of all it's ab

helena: muy buenas noches. fue otro dÍa caluroso sobre la zona de la bahÍa. aÑo. no alcanzamos el rÉcord de temperatura que era de 100 grados. hubo mucho calor sobre nuestra regiÓn. se espera partir del martes un ligero descenso en las temperaturas y regresaremos a las temperaturas normales de esta Época del aÑo. mÁs informaciÓn en minutos. beatriz: por los menos 9 personas perdieron la vida en arizona con una inundaciÓn de la sorpresiva como devastadora. un niÑo de 13 aÑos continÚa desaparecido. se estaban baÑando familias en una posa. las vÍctimas tenían entre 60 y dos aÑos de edad. el abogado del presidente donald trump o volviÓ a insistir que la reuniÓn que tuvo el hijo mayor del mandatario con una abogada rusa no fue un acto ilegal. la polÉmica reuniÓn se completó durante la campaÑa presidencial del aÑo pasado incluyÓ a ocho personas. varios de origen ruso. supuestamente con el fin de recibir datos que pudieran perjudicar a hillary clinton. el abogado recalcÓ que el presidente no sabÍa nada de ese encuentro. vamos con fernando pizarro. fernando: los repu

helena: la temperatura mÁxima de nuestra regiÓn estuvo sobre 74 grados.partir del lunes. solamente los 67. si piensa viajar hacia la costa, vamos a tener el cielo parcialmente anulados durante la tarde, pero condiciones en agradables. las temperaturas estarÁn entre dos 71 y 79 grados con quÉ pasarÁ para este fin de semana especÍfico en nuestra zona de san josÉ. mÁximas en 76,78 grados, comenzarÁn a descender a partir del lunes. para este fin de semana y los prÓximos dÍas continuaremos con cielo despejado. la temperatura mÍnima 58 grados. vamos a tener neblina durante la madrugada en el pronÓstico extendido, excelentes condiciones para que usted disfrute con su familia este fin de semana. recuerde que tenemos una cita maÑana en el noticiero. ramÓn: mucha atención porque las estafas estÁn a la orden del dÍa, ahora parece ser que los agentes de bienes raÍces son el blanco de los timadores. los clientes hacen su depÓsito de dinero pero se trata de un fraude. reportera: imagÍnese estar comprando una propiedad, el sueÑo de muchos. ya enviÓ los casos de cierre p

helena kennedy will be joining us.re theresa may now stands with the european court of justice. it is a redline for the prime minister. is it a redline for everybody else? she joins us in a few minutes time. cross party cooperation is what we are now dealing with. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: welcome back. i am in london. tom keene in new york. waiting on a decision relating to the u.k. from the european hike a -- high court that could have a significant impact on markets in london. it will take a while to read out. it will happen soon. 10:30 expecting it's at london time. i suspect we will not get it. with theart data financial markets at this point. european equities not up much. there is a story going the rounds this week and that opec is going to ask nigeria and maybe libya to cap output. a sign of desperation. let's catch up to what we need to know around the world. aslor: the health care fight u.s. lawmakers return to the capital this week. mitch mcconnell is trying to find enough votes in his caucus to pass the mea

thank you very much, helena lee outside the court.s clear that parents feel the constant toing and froing from what thierry one court to another was in their words, time wasted. yes, though the original hearing took place back in april, and part of the reason why the court process has taken so long is of course because there was a challenge, it went to there was a challenge, it went to the court of appeal, the supreme court then strasbourg. we're only backin court then strasbourg. we're only back in court now sometime later because material has arisen, put forward , because material has arisen, put forward, that wasn't before the court in april. whilst there will be a natural sense of time lost, looking at the various steps, it's easy to see why time has been taken. material recently considered has brought matters to a climax. it only really been put before the court the first time in the few weeks. we've had the american experts flying over to examine charlie. thejudge had the american experts flying over to examine charlie. the judg

helena, thank you very much. helena lee with the latest, at the high court.d for 17 years, for trying three times to hire a hitman to kill his partner, so he could inherit herfortune. 68—year—old david harris offered £200,000 to kill hazel allinson, who he'd been with for 27 years. harris planned to start a new life with his girlfriend, who he'd met in a brothel and was a0 years younger than him. he was caught when one of the men he believed was a prospective hitman, turned out to be an undercover police officer. he was found guilty at the old bailey in may of soliciting murder. the boss of a yachting company has been convicted of failing to ensure the safety of a yacht that capsized in the atlantic, killing all four of its crew. the cheeki rafiki sank in 201a, after getting into trouble in bad weather more than 700 miles from nova scotia. the court heard that the crew had been sent on an "unsafe northern route" by their boss douglas innes, to save time getting the yacht back to the uk from antigua. mr innes was also accused of manslaughter, but the jury at w

helena, tell me about yourself. - so i love animals and we have some dogs and some fish that just had pretty much a zoo. - yeah, sounds like it. eddie, what do you do for a living? - i'm a hairstylist john and i kind of prefer cutting men's hair over women's hair because guys they don't threaten to beat me up when i screw up on their hair. (laughing) - good to know. andy where are you from? - i am originally from coral springs, florida and i just got married to my beautiful wife, becca. - congrats. - and now everybody's asking me if we're having babies and i don't want that to happen though too fast because we're still trying to figure out if we can share a sink. (laughing) - well, we wish you all luck. it's time to play iwitness. (applauding) our first round is called what just happened? i'm gonna show you guys video clips from all over the world and i'm gonna ask you questions about those clips. each question will be worth $100 but if you ring in with the wrong answer, your opponents will have one chance to steal. understand? of course, let's do it. in our first clip, we meet the la

helena: muy fue el dÍa mÁs fresco sobre nuestra regiÓn.ia con rusia sobre la intervenciÓn en las elecciones presidenciales de estados unidos ical y secciÓn de, al parecer, el hijo mayor del presidente donald trump se reuniÓ con una abogada rusa que tiene conexiones directas con moscÚ. ocurriÓ despuÉs de que trump ganara la presidencia. pablo: trump no consigue sacarse de encima el tema de rusia, ahora sabemos que el hijo de trump, su yerno jared kushner, y el jefe de campaÑa se reunieron con una abogada listada al kremlin.. fuera semana despuÉs de que trump ganara la nominaciÓn republicana. los demÓcratas sospechan. y hoy mÁs tweets del presidente. "presionÉ fuertemente al presidente putin sobre la interferencia rusa en nuestras elecciones, Él lo negÓ vehementemente, yo ya he dado mi opiniÓn". los demócratas quieren que pronto aclare si es cierto lo que dijo putin y que haya mÁs acciones contra rusia. >> es movible desalentador que haya dicho que nadie sabe quiÉn que intervino, cuando las agencias dicen que fue rusia. pablo: en otro tweet

that struck 60 miles west of the helena, the state's capital.reported injuries but homeowner briefly lost their power and the national weather service in great falls tweeted about a gas leak in ha lane an. >>> fire crews still at the scene of a house that caught fire early this morning. this is a live look at the scene right now. firefighters still mopping up. it started about 4:00 this morning. here was the scene earlier where the fire started near the intersection of roberts and washington. cruise got it under control within about a half an hour. no word on the cause. >>> and this morning a group of coyote creek flood victims are expected to file a class action lawsuit. they are naming the santa clara valley water zrilkt, the city of san jose and santa clara county. they argue that more should have been done to warn and protect them from the historic coyote creek flooding back in february. you see many in the rock springs area had to be rescued by boat. it was the worst flooding in san jose history. >>> 6:57. happening today online buyers get

helena, thank you very much. helena lee there.olice have not given any more details yet but have sealed off the town on the german border, and there has been a webcast from a swiss newspaper, police saying they are searching for the suspect. very little formal detail, but on social media, there are unconfirmed reports that the attacker was armed with a chainsaw, but as all has always an element of caution. a number of reports from people in the area suggesting that. we will try to get more information from for you, but an attack in the swiss town of schaffhausen. more than 30 people have been killed and as many as 50 injured in a suicide bomb attack in the afghan capital, kabul. it's understood the attacker detonated the car bomb close to a bus carrying government employees in the west of the city. the taliban have claimed responsibility. 0ur correspondent, justin rowlatt, has this report. the suicide attacker struck at around 7am this morning, causing massive damage. the taliban has set the target was intelligence officials. a bo

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helena is one of them. at 82 years old, she's hit the catwalk.'s oldest model is challenging youth-centric culture. she says, it is so that i give my generation hope to live the way they wanant to livive. more on n her story, comomingp later in the show. a young woman in france has so

but many people briefly lost power and there was a gas leak in helena.he quake was so strong people felt it in bozeman, idaho and great falls. and a 6.5 magnitude earthquake hit the philippines -- southwest of manila. there were no reports of injuries or damage. eileen -- we're just dealing with rain this morning... - rain likely today; still very humid - morning showers, pm sun friday - nice weekend ahead with lower humidity! today: cloudy and very humid. rain likely; heavy at times. highs: 77-84 winds: e 5-10 mph tonight: cloudy with showers. patchy fog. mild & muggy. lows: 68-73 winds: se to sw 5 mph friday: am clouds & showers. pm sun. isolated late day thunderstorms. still very humid. highs: 86-91 winds: nw 5-10 mph it's got this creamy sortpanion of light, fluffy texture. a little bit of acidity. a little bite to it. it makes a tomato taste more like a tomato. it makes bacon taste more like bacon. it makes everything that it's with better. it tastes like real ingredients because it's made with real ingredients. i would never use any other mayonnais

the earthquake struck 60 miles west of helena, the state capital.e richter scale. nol reported injuries however so far, but homeowners, some of them briefly lost power and the national weather service in great falls tweeted about a gas leak in helena. >>> earthquake researchers plan to study fault lines a the the bottom of the ocean. the team from the scripps institution of oceanography will drop size meters along the part of the san diego trough some time this month. researchers want to get a better understanding of offshore fault systems. experts say powerful offshore quakes could do serious harm to coastal cities. >>> right now we are learning new details about the asiana airlines crash at sfo through new footage never seen before. the video here shows the moment of impact nearly four years to the day after the deadly crash, you see the plume of smoke on the runway there, that footage was shared by aviation blog flight.org and it showed the plane slamming into the ground. the plane catches fire, then the evacuation slides which allows passengers

upper 80s in san helena.inner east bay 91 for the high in brentwood, upper 80s for danville along the east shore 73 oakland, lower 70s for alameda, south bay 80 degrees in san jose and 85 in saratoga. the peninsula looking beautiful today. partly cloudy skies along the coastline with daly city and half moon bay and pacifica. at the giants game today it is going to be cool and breezy getting in and out of the park at 61 degrees with the west breeze. here is a look at the extended forecast, temperatures holding steady through tuesday and then we start to warm up with temperatures back to the mid- 90s for the inland communities on wednesday and toward the end of the week upper 90s are back in the forecast. shaving off a few degrees for the weekend but looking nice along the coast with 60s and the forecast. mid-90s inland though. hopefully you like the heat.>>> the navy will start testing the newly commissioned aircraft carrier the uss gerald ford. the most advanced warship ever built with more space to build --

it just 60 miles west of the helena, the state capital and registered a 5.8 on the richter scale. no reports of injury so far but some homeowners briefly lost power and the national weather service in great falls tweeted about a gas leak in helena. >>> president trump's second foreign trip is underway this morning. this is some video from just moments ago when he was speaking to a large crowd -- excuse me, it is live images from warsaw right now right after he spoke. all eyes are watching to see how he handles two different situations right now, tensions in north korea, and his face-to-face meeting with russian president vladimir putin. we're live in washington with what the president is already saying this morning. morning, tracey. >> reporter: hey there, sam, good morning. to the polish people he went long on tradition and history and shared history with america, but he also addressed what he called threats to both poland and the united states. terrorism, which he called radical islamic extremism. he spoke directly to russia urging them to baukt off ukraine and he talked about h

what this is going to do is going to make it to you in san helena and toward morgan hill. you're going to be hotter. couple of degrees tomorrow. but about five more degrees coming up on saturday. coming up on saturday, minimal fog tomorrow morning. gone by 10:00 or 11:00. beautiful sunday afternoon and we still will have the ocean influence which will keep temperatures in check. when we get to saturday, that's when the ridge makes its closest pass. they're just going to bake close to the fire. close to 100 degrees. for us it'll be the warmest day. near the water it's still not that warm. still highs in the 70s near the bay. still highs in the 50s near the beach. we're looking at highs well into the 90s. tomorrow very close to average. san jose 80 degrees. palo alto 79. but 59 with fog at half-moon bay. danville, san ramon and pittsburgh 83 degrees. alameda 67 with morning clouds. nevada 84. hot stuff still in late county. 90s tomorrow, so a couple of inland spots at 100 degrees on friday. not as hot as last weekend. sunday we're still warm and we'll cool down by monday. ki

helena lee reports.ittle baby at the centre of what has become a complex and emotive case. today, his parents will once again be back at the high court. charlie suffers from a rare genetic condition. it causes muscle weakness, and has lead to irreversible brain damage. there is no cure. his parents want to take him to america for experimental treatment, but great ormond street hospital say charlie should be allowed to die with dignity. there is absolutely no clear right or wrong. much of the time in medicine, we deal in shades of grey. and in terms of making a decision and the right way forward is, ideally, it has to be a collaborative decision with doctors and parents. clearly, that relationship has broken down so it has gone legal. this afternoon, the judge here will go over new evidence, crucially what happened at that meeting between this doctor, the american urologist offering treatment, and medical staff at great ormond street last week. reports on new scans for charlie, including an mri on his bra

thank you for that, helena. that is helena lee—mac at the high court.nual bastille day military parade in paris, as guest of honour. the parade also marks 100 years since the americans entered the first world war, and a contingent of us soldiers were among those who marched down the champs—elysees. at the end of his visit to france, president trump said the relationship between the two countries is stronger than ever. hugh schofield reports from paris. the french air force display team opened the military parade as it always does, followed this year by six american f—16s. this is america year at bastille day, and it was americans, too, who led the march passed down the champs—elysees. 200 us troops, the first contingent in uniforms of world war i. it's exactly 100 years since american soldiers came to france and tipped the balance of the first war, the start of a military alliance that has a new relevance today. watching from the place de la concorde, president trump, the guest of honour, enjoying the second day of emmanuel macron‘s parisien campaign of

coast or i should say near the water, 74 your afternoon high, 80s for soon raphe yell, and saint helena and clear lake, through the east bay shore, mid to upper 70s expected around almeda and oakland. 90s for danville, and 100 degrees for the afternoon high for brentwood, upper 80s for the south bay of san jose, 89 expected saratoga, and the afternoon there, along the peninsula going to be warm for you, 85. 71 in the city of san francisco with at a lot of 60s in and around pacifica and daily city, half moon bay, here is say look at the exended forecast with the -- extended forecast, showing you temperatures will fall off some, warm inland but not as bad as today, 60s expected upper 70s to near 80 for the bay side communitys and low 90s expected on saturday. sunday and then as we get into the extended forecast, not a lot of change, so feeling more like summer than earlier in week but not too bad. >> pam was wants to get in pool anyway. >> there you go, perfect weather. >> it has been very nice and the county fair was very mild. sometimes it can be just crazy hot. even almeda county lucke

take a look at some of the damage at a walmart in the capital city of helena. several 911 call centers reported being swamped. you can see things fell off shelves. no word of any injuries though or major structural damage. the epicenter was seven miles southeast of lincoln, a town of about 1,000 people. people reported feeling the shaking as far away as seattle, and there have been many aftershocks. let's get right to meteorologist mike nicco tracking tremors all morning. >> how about 244 tremors, and that goes from barely -- you can barely feel it up to to that 5.8 which is a record. the graphics going crazy trying to map all 244 of them so they are definitely under a swarm there. as for us, look at this, fog not necessarily swarming over like the last couple of days. you can see the fog trying to encroach on parts of san francisco and the golden gate bridge. day planner, 58 at the coast and 74 around the bay to 84 inland. your bottom of row, that's the coast. you stay in the 50s and go 80 to 76 from 3:00 to 7:00 and some relief there and still in the 80s in t

itn's helena carter has more. >> i'm still shocked. i'm scared.with i when i think about aas to how these things happen and why me. >> reporter: these things happened just a few days ago. javad is lucky not to be scarred physically but the mental effect is huge. >> still got pain all over my body. >> reporter: now ministers are facing calls to tighter laws and tougher sentences, to people who carry out acid attacks in england and wales, since 2010 there have been 1800 attacks of corrosive substances across britain. more than 400 attacks were carried out in england and ways and means and where the offender was known one in five was younger than 18. the government review will look into classing acid as a dangerous weapon and improving support to victims. >> lots of victims have said that their lives have been ruined. why aren't there life sentences to really make sure the whole system really responds urgently and thoroughly to this appalling crime. >> for those who have already been through horror of an acid attack this action is vital. >> you can't

it is warm at lakeport and clearlake above 100 degrees tomorrow, saint helena at 103. extended forecast we are looking for numbers to begin to cool a bit inland as we get into saturday. further cooling will bring us back to seasonal temperatures in the early part of next week. and around the bay closer you get to the water, the cooler it will be. well inland the numbers will hit 100 degrees tomorrow. and then we'll get a break. we'll get a break now, in fact. we'll be back after this. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new.it'. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a better califor

the magnitude, hitting the city outside of helena. knocking out power. several stores reporting minor damage. items knocked right off the shelves. tremors felt all the way in spokane, washington. >>> the airline apologizing for forcing a toddler from his seat and forcing a mother to hold him even though she bought a ticket for him. she claims she was told the flight was full. they gave the seat to someone else. here's abc's linse >> want to break in to our programming quickly to give you update on a newly issued tornado warning. show it to you full screen. away from the d.c. metro area. however, it does include orange until 7:15. until 7:15 tornado warning north eastern orange county and north central spotsylvania county. just a doppler radar indicated tornado. capable of producing strong winds gusty winds moving to the east at around 15 miles per ho stronger thunder storms prolific amounts of lightning. moving toward the east at 15 miles per hour. we are going to keep you updated right here on abc 7 and wjla.com if there was bad tesh lens, he wasn't buc

the magnitude, hitting the city outside of helena. knocking out power. several stores reporting minor damage. items knocked right off the shelves. tremors felt all the way in spokane, washington. >>> the airline apologizing for forcing a toddler from his seat and forcing a mother to hold him even though she bought a ticket for him. she claims she was told the flight was full. they gave the seat to someone else. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: united airlines is back in the headlines tonight, after shirley yamauchi says she was forced to hold her son, seen in these photos, on her lap for a 3 1/2-hour flight. >> the tickets were scanned without any incident. >> reporter: she says she paid almost a thousand dollars each for two tickets for the flight from houston to boston, but that the airline made her give up her 27 month old son's seat for a standby passenger even after she told the flight attendant she paid for two seats. >> she came back and told me that the flight is full and she shrugged and that was the end of it. >> reporter: the teacher sa

. :00 :08 :13 pkg sot: helena residente del rea pues nerviosa, nerviosa por lo que paso sorprendidos quedaron residentes del vecindario cherryhill de hayward tras enterarse sobre un homicidio ocurrido a plena luz del dia. sot: sgto ray kelly depto. alguacil del condado de alameda he was walking his baby with the stroller segn el departamento del alguacil del condado de alameda, la vctima estaba paseando a su bebe en la carriola sobre la cuadra 200 de la avenida willow cuando alguien uso eso como una oportunidad para agredirlo. todo ocurri a eso de las 3 de la tarde, el hombre de unos 30 aÑos de edad muri en la escena. l bebe result ileso pero las circunstancias del tiroteo preocupan a las autoridades. sot: sgto ray kelly depto. alguacil del condado de alameda there is just no place for this kind of violence no hay lugar para este tipo de violencia en el medio de un vecindario y menos con un nino involucrado, es un dia muy triste indico el sargento kelly. quien dijo tambin que ahora se concentran en dar con los atacantes. sot: sgto ray kelly depto. alguacil del condado de alameda we b

against the hospital, which wants to remove his life support because of his illness. 0ur reporter helenalie gard's parents been saying? as you say, this is in response to that great 0rmond street statement out last night, in which they said both doctors and nurses have been subjected to what it called a shocking and disgraceful tide of abuse, both online and verbal abuse in the street. some of them death threats. so tonight, charlie's parents connie and chris have responded to that statement. they say they are extremely upset by the backlash, they say that they have received since that statement was put out. by backlash, we understand that to be online comments directed towards them. they say they have suffered the most hurtful comments from the public. connie, charlie's mother, says chris andi connie, charlie's mother, says chris and i arejust ordinary parents connie, charlie's mother, says chris and i are just ordinary parents were very sick baby. we simply have his best interests at heart. we do not, she says, and have not ever condoned any threatening or abusive remarks towards a ny

the magnitude 5.8 quake hitting lincoln outside the state capital of helena. 911 flooding with calls. the earthquake knocking out power. several stores reporting minor damage. items knocked right off the shelves. tremors felt as far away as spokane, washington. >>> we turn next to united airlines facing new outrage tonight. the airline now apologizing for forcing a toddler from his seat and forcing a mother to hold him even though she bought a ticket for him. she claims she was told the flight was full. they gave the seat to someone else. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: united airlines is under fire again tonight after shirley yamauchi says she was force her 27-month-old son seen in these photos, on her lap for a 3 1/2-hour flight. >> the tickets were scanned without any incident. >> reporter: but on the last leg of a flight from hawaii to boston, yamauchi says the airline made her give up her seat for a standby passenger. even after she told the flight attendant she paid for the seat for her son. >> she came back and told me that the flight is full and she shrugged and that w

the london 2012 paralympic gold—medallist helena lucas is used to sailing in the water, and ijoined herouching the surface. whoa! we have lift off! as you saw there, that is what makes this a lot safer than previous attempts at this for novices because we crashed into the water but did not go over. we can carry on and try to get lift off again. absolutely great demonstration of why these boats make it more accessible for so many more people. look at that, we're on the foils, out of the water, that happens roughly around six... i am very much learning at the moment. we have had a couple of crashes, but it's great because the boat is really stable, it did not capsize. you pick it up and get going again. the difference is, normally in a boat, the faster you go, the noisier it gets, but when you get up on these foils, it suddenly goes all quiet and there is this sense of speed and this flying through the air that's absolutely amazing. the only guaranteed way to flip these boats over is back on dry land. looking at it underneath, it looks a something out of star wars — half plane, half boat.

the london 2012 paralympic gold—medallist helena lucas is used to sailing in the water, and ijoined hers the water now. we are not even touching the surface. whoa! we have lift off! as you saw there, that is what makes this a lot safer than previous attempts at this for novices, because we crashed into the water but we did not go over. the difference is, normally in a boat, the faster you go, the noisier it gets, but when you get up on these foils, it suddenly goes all quiet and there is this sense of speed and this flying through the air that's absolutely amazing. the only guaranteed way to flip these boats over is back on dry land. looking at it underneath, it looks a something out of star wars — half plane, half boat. it is that, because it does have the float so it is a boat but the whole point of this is we're trying to get it to fly. and this bit here? this is the automatic height control. this gauges how high the boat is out of the water. you should not have to worry about the boat capsizing, do be prepared to get rather wet. that's all from sportsday. the lions have levelled the

. >> my name is helena. after -- i had a question about sources and trust. there was a huge discussion on twitter going on from reporters at npr and such when the baseball shooting happened with congressional baseball and reporters were saying that sources weren't willing to talk to them because they were part of the media. has that been a struggle you've been seeing throughout in terms of people wanting to talk to reporters? that's a huge issue because you don't have sources or people who aren't trusting and talking to you, you're missing stories. >> excellent question. >> it's not a new problem. when i was a local news reporter in milwaukee in the mid 1990's, i was assigned a story in which someone was killed and my job was to go to the neighborhood where this person was murdered to try to talk to neighbors about this person, if they knew the person, about the incident. i walked up and down the street, knocked on every door, not a single person wanted to speak to me. not even off camera, record the voice, record the feet, the house -- they didn't want to t

hi helena, if of no imports of barrels? >> we would lose it everyday day.or canada and mexico but this will be a problem in the bottom x. you can see gas prices rising here i shally until those supply issues are sorted out. that would be the issue. >> that was my next question >> that was the other nuclear option that they could do. venezuela government cannot tran sakt their dollars so unlike all other refineries, they could continue to operate that's right it is out of business. this has to two effects. again, it can drive up gasoline prices here and differential and mexic mexican mines but we can see real impact. what if they're default and they cannot pay their bills >> that's a good question depending on what type of sanctions are put in place >> i watch the dollar sanction for that >> you can convert the refinery from the thick salt and as well as heavy venezuela crude >> can we make it up with u.s. production >> well, this is just taking time and we are talking about a peak summer driving season >> there will be an impact longer term, could they send

take a look at some of the damage at a walmart in the capital city of helena.r structural damage. several 911 call centers reported being swamped, though. the epicenter was seven southeast of lincoln, a town of about 1,000 people. montana doesn't have quakes very often, but it has had stronger ones, including a 7.5 magnitude back in 1959. >>> governor brown here in california made a major announcement today to a massive audience in europe. he's hosting a global summit on climate action. kristen sze is here with details. >> september of next year playing host to a global summit to combat climate change. governor brown announced it at the music festival on the eve of the g20 summit. president trump, of course, is at the summit of world leaders. and governor brown's message is aimed directly at him. >> yes, i know president trump is trying to get out of the paris agreement. but he doesn't speak for the rest of america. we in california and states all across america believe it's time to act. >> cold play lead singer chris martin headlines this festival famous for m

it also caused a gas leak more than 30 miles away and helena, the states capital. montana no stranger to earthquakes, the largest in state's history occurred in 1959. a magnitude of 7.3, it killed nearly 30 people. >> molly: congressman steve scalise is back in the intensive care unit at a washington hospital, doctors say he is battling an infection now. the lawmaker is recuperating from last month's shooting on a virginia-based boat field. >> it is concerning that he is back in the icu. sources close to him confirm that doctors expected that an infection would develop at some point. he has been steadily improving since he was shot, but given the extensive damage caused by the high-powered rifle round, doctors have said his recovery would have ups and downs. last night, medstar washington hospital downgraded him from to serious condition, and they plan to provide another update on his condition later today. the alexandria shooting has also prompted lawmakers to re-examine their own security arrangement. last week, capitol hill police chief told the senate appropria

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helena. 97, clear lake. mid-seventies in alameda. mid 90s in danville.pper 90s for brentwood. 89, san jose. 96, morgan hill. 95 in gilroy. highs the date will be 85 by lunch time. expect it to be a warm one turning hot for the second half of the day. 87, redwood city. upper 60s in san francisco. mid 60s for daly city. in lake tahoe today and through the weekend, nice weather when it comes to the temperatures. cool to start but low 80s in the afternoon. a slight chance for thunderstorms along the sierra crest this afternoon. saturday, mostly sunny and a chance will return as we get into sunday. 20%. this time of year we begin to see that pileup on the lake in the afternoon. that is something to be aware of. have about the extended forecast? temperatures will show you that we will see those temperatures creep up and hold steady. upper 90s for inland cities. low to mid 80s expected for the bayside community. sunday it looks like it will be the warmest day. low to mid 60s for pacifica and half moon bay. mid-seventies for santa cruz. >>> a key player is comin

our correspondent helena lee is at the high court.m, have only emerge to —— very recently. explain what has happened. this has been a case management healing and the judge this has been a case management healing and thejudge brought this has been a case management healing and the judge brought all the legal teams together to make sure they have got all the evidence ahead of the film hearing, which is due to take place on monday and tuesday of next week. it was towards the end of the day's hearing that the end of the day's hearing that the lawyer representing great ormond street hospital told the court that a report into a new scan onto charlie makes for sad reading. earlier this week, an mri scan was carried out on 11—month—old charlie. at that point, as you said, the pa rents at that point, as you said, the parents reacted. charlie's father shouted, evil, towards the barrister representing great ormond street hospital. also, charlie's mother, connie, broke down in tears and she told the court that she and chris had not seen the resul

take a look at some of the damage at a walmart in the capital city of helena. no major structural damage. several 911 call centers reported being swamped, though. the epicenter was seven southeast of lincoln, a town of about 1,000 people. montana doesn't have quakes very often, but it has had stronger ones, including a 7.5 magnitude back in 1959. >>> governor brown here in california made a major announcement today to a massive audience in europe. he's hosting a global summit on climate action. kristen sze is here with details. >> september of next year playing host to a global summit to combat climate change. governor brown announced it at the music festival on the eve of the g20 summit. president trump, of course, is at the summit of world leaders. and governor brown's message is aimed directly at him. >> yes, i know president trump is trying to get out of the paris agreement. but he doesn't speak for the rest of america. we in california and states all across america believe it's time to act. >> cold play lead singer chris martin headlines this festival famo

at the northern end of the napa valley, saint helena at 103 degrees tomorrow. so plenty warm. and it will cool off a little bit as we get into the weekend. numbers will tumble into the just the mid-90s by saturday again those are inland numbers. sunday 91. and then by the time we get to monday through thursday, we'll be back to seasonal averages inland but in the meantime, temperatures spike. warmest day is tomorrow. it will stay fairly warm right into the weekend. >> thank you. >>> a famous rapper shows up in the central valley to surprise his grandmother on her 100th birthday and the party that followed is going viral. >> and coming up tonight at 10:00 on nightbeat, the mayhem at the g20 summit, the protest and politics. we're asking you which lead your you trust the most to handle world affairs, trump, the german chancellor, vladimir putin? send me your thoughts at #veronicadlcruz. i'll be reading your comments at 10:00 on kbcw 44/cable 12. comfortable.. now -- you can sleep the whole way! company "ride- cabin" just new "sleeper-b >>> well, the ride from san francisco to l.