this year prime day is prime days, plurt, mark your calendar, janelle, july 15th and 16.ee here went a little wild on prime day. >> i did. there's so many great deals. i thing my u.p.s. driver. hi, mike, how are you? >> with twins, every day is prime day. >>> ref some cooler weather coming our way, that would even include livermore. we'll talk about that and a chance of summer showers for part of northern california, coming up. >>> hey, guys, abby fernandez. our telethon is coming to an end, but you can still help out. that's coming up. >>> well, there are so many kids battling cancer, here's our chance to make their wishes come true. >> we worked the call center this afternoon, airline miles, cash donations, abby fernandez is in the call center. the phones have been ringing off the hook. we thank all the people donating. >> reporter: i am so excited. remember earlier you are talking to garvin. well, look at this, we're at 1.144 million. we surpassed that goal. we're all so excited here. gosh, this is amazing, but it is not over yet. it takes about 44 million miles, guys,

>> reporter: let's put this in context for a second, janelle. google is a longtime partner with s.f. pride, it's a sponsor for 2019. we're talking about the prospect of the company not being included at all. i reached out today, didn't hear a response. i reached out to government groups, powerful groups, even advocacy groups, they did not want to touch this until there's a decision. s.f. pride now says it is considering its options. on a sunny day, the pride flag flaps in the wind. nearby a sign reads "hope will never be silent." on this day, san francisco's queer community isn't. >> google does need to make a stand. they can't be on both sides of the stunreet. lgbt issues. >> reporter: jungle smith wants them to live up to the policy of do no evil and not just talk about anti-discrimination but enforce it. >> they're allowing their youtube segment to get a lot of circulation. yes, they are influenced by money. >> reporter: youtube is owned by go google. and youtube had a tweet with homophobic comments -- no speech platform that amplifies anti-l

. >> reporter: janelle, for those wondering what is this? it is an irrigation project that once it is done it is going to save san diego 2 million gallons a year once it is finished. all of washington square park is fenced off, the entire perime r perimeter, that's leaving businesses losing customers and led to a lawsuit over environmental rules. >> reporter: the center of lively north beach, a new project is hard to miss. with all that beeping and digging and fencing. >> why is bad? >> because they have to give up the park for at least six months. >> reporter: the news came as a curveball. some restaurant tourists worried about the timing. >> it is the summer and everybody wants to go to the park. it is tough for all businesses there. >> reporter: supporters of the project points out the park and its airrigation system has not been touched since world war ii. >> having it closed for six months, i am fine for it. >> reporter: san francisco says the upgrades will benefit north beach for decades to come. >> reporter: as for a lawsuit filed, th

hi. >> reporter: hi, raj and janelle. an investigation, but good news is everything is on the up and up. take a look at all the ice cream we're giving away. we got a huge line forming here for the giants game. you know what? even if you're a diamondbacks fan, you're getting free ice cream. we have over 1,200 ice cream bars we're giving away. raul, chris, mike, we're all tossing it out there. there's still tons more. i even got an apron as part of the gig here. so you know what? it's good for storing ice cream. word on the street is that chris promised he was saving two for you, but i'm not sure how much longer that's going to last. i'm just being honest. but we're having a lot of fun out here and there's still tons more ice cream to give away. so come on out if you have some time. say hello. we'd love to meet you. >> so popular at oracle park. there's thousands of people there. >> they're hiding ice cream in his apron. >> sunnynde 60yeah. it's a beautiful day. it's amazing. >> excellent work out there. have fun with the i

i'm janelle wang. >> and i'm raj mathai. hundreds of people backing the supervisors meeting today to figure out whether the county would make a change to its sanctuary policy. >> police arrested an undocumented immigrant for the brutal murder of a san jose woman killed in her own bed. damian trujillo is at the county government building in san jose with the changes that could be happening. damian. >> reporter: well, janelle, that vote was about an hour ago here in the board chambers. after the death of bambi larson, the board of supervisors gave staff 60 days to come up with a change to the sanctuary policy. those 60 days are up, and today they voted no, cisiding with immigrant rights groups. it was the murder of boambi larson that prompted supervisors to revisit the policy. she was killed by an undocumented immigrant with a long rap sheet. multiple times immigration agents put holds on th

. >> i am janelle wang. >> the spin room is buzzing as the candidates trying to get their last words. joe biden and harris' exchange of words is one of the notable moments. >> let's begin our team coverage in the spin room in miami. he has the latest, damia damian trujillo, what a night. >> reporter: what a night, the candidates are inside the spin room giving us their spin of how well they did at the night's second debate. this is a contentious group than last night, most focused on two targets, president trump and former president joe biden. >> reporter: the names on the stage took the first three questions, bernie sanders and joe biden and kamala harris. >> trump is a phony, trump ace pathological liar and a racist. >> when candidates were not focused on the president, they seem to focus on joe biden including a shot from eric swawell. >> joe biden says it was right when it is time to pass the torch 32 years ago. >> vice president, would you like a torch? >> i would. i am still holding onto that torch. >> reporter: kamala harris seems to be the center of every big moment. >> in our

raj and janelle? >> that's heart warming. >> she can just be a kid now. just hang out at home and be normal. we wish her very good remission recovery. thank you so much, garvin. >> we will continue to keep that call center open for the next several hours. a little boy came in today to one of the xfinity stores in the east bay and donated $3 from his allowance. >> donating miles sounds a little intimidating, it's actually really easy. the website does it, too. you just need your number and name and you're good to go. raul, the forecast is cooler. >> unusual. i think that's the term we'll talk about for the next 24 hours. trending cooler, but parts of northern california, get ready, might seen a chance of june showers. let's talk more about that as we get towards tomorrow. right now doesn't look much like showers in san francisco. we've lost the fog. but that sea breeze keeping things pretty comfortable. 65 degrees with more sunshine, wind speeds, 22 miles per hour. we'll see more clouds on the way for tomorrow. you notice the cooldown today. tri-valley awa

>> reporter: that's right, there is, janelle. i'll show you that here. there is a roundabout here but you can notice that the curb is red. that means that it's only allowed for fire trucks. people are using it, but they are not supposed to. so the city says they really need a new roundabout for dropoff and pickup. >> okay. riders not happy. thanks so much, jodi. >>> let's turn our attention to our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. where jodi is, it's hot. >> it got up to 90s for a lot of contra costa and alameda counties. we have one more day of this heat and then we'll see some changes. as these temperatures start to rise, we all start thinking about that fire danger. i wanted to give you the latest on where we are on a fire danger rating scale. this is the same scale that firefighters use to take a look at how fast brush may burn. it's based on the moisture that's available to burn in our vegetation and also on the forecast as well. the only reason right now we are at the 40 reading today, which is considered moderate, is because of all the rainfall w

big list johnson america has just spoken i think jen to be having some trouble getting through to janelle should we just move along o. . me. ok i'm sorry i think i'm hearing is that. me so we have to just move along and be trying to establish a proper line with her later turning to sports instead south african drama cost us a man you will not need to take testosterone reducing medication to compete at least for now that's risk or temporarily suspended a recent ruling last month the olympic $800.00 metre champion lost a challenge at the court of arbitration for sport and had been told that she could only compete if she medically reduced the test test her own level so many had said she was thankful to the judges for suspending that decision it means she will be able to compete until her next court date on the 25th. and now to some football and fever has announced will host the club cup in 20192020 the competitions. for the 2022. preparations for back to a long being followed by controversy not in the least. the rights and safety of workers involved in stadium construction. officials maintai

janell thomas.ergency department last night, along with another attending physician. my role in the situation was to prepare for the emergency response and to receive the patients as they arrived. so immobilize the trauma services. we called for on-call backup and prepared to receive an unknown number of victims because we were made aware of this when it was an active shooter situation. i would like to acknowledge the team work of the staff, the medical staff, the nursing personnel. we had excellent preparation from first responders on scene letting us know what was coming in and keeping us up-to-date on the situation. for a horrible tragic event, it went as smoothly as it could possibly have gone. >> re-emphasize that point too. these things can be difficult -- they are difficult. but this event here was very well managed. it takes a lot of preparation for that to happen from the hospital standpoint, from the administration who supports the trauma program here, down to all different layers of physi

. >> reporter: janell, raj, good evening. congressman beto o'rourke pulling up in his signature mini van just after 5:00 tod. and he went into manny's near where i'm standing right now, which has become kind of the hot spot for all of the presidential candidates. it is going to be five caat days here for this sort of intimate setting. this is technically a fundraiser with a minimum donation of $100, although the campaign has told me they have a sliding scale for those who can't donate quite that much. but we are not allowed inside, no cameras, which is why you are about to be looking at this through the window, inside here of what is as we said almost like a living room style setting. there's art, there's lamps, carpets, velvet couches. it is the kind of conversation that manny, the owner, said voters are craving and candidates are craving as well. in total, check out this video from earlier, about 300-plus people were waiting in line to get inside, and this comes, raj and janell, at an important time for california which mov

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on wednesday, the president will wrap up his visit commencing d-day. >> janelle wang, thank you. >>>xt burrito could cost you more if president trump sticks to his new tariffs. the chain will charge 5 cents more for your favorite burrito. the president announced he'll impose a 5% tariff next week and will increase 5% every month until mexico do something about their immigration problem. >>> there had been two previous investigations of the company. those involved the los angeles location. on saturday, there was an explosion on fire at the santa clara on norman avenue. someone was filling up the hydrogen tanker. no one was hurt but investigating. >>> it is hard enough to live on the street. for homeless that's identified as gay or transgender, life on the street can be more dangerous. san jose opens a new shelter to specifically address those bare years. bare bare barrier barriers. >> chris has been sleeping on the street to his own place. >> it is a safe neighborhood. it is a place to go where your life is going to go through violence or persecution. >> reporter: clients receive coun

packed agenda for the delegates here today and that is why we will catch up with you again later today janelle don't allow and reporting from the day of german industry thank you so much now then to make seacole how which has launched a counter offensive against the threat of u.s. tariffs top government officials say further levies would not only hurt the economies of both countries but could also cause a quarter 1000000 more central americans to migrate north only last week u.s. president to donald trump used his favorite economic tool to push his political agenda there's barely a week left to solve the latest conflict washington is getting ready to impose 5 percent punitive tariffs on all mexican imports as of the 10th of june but could rise to as much as 25 percent later this year if mexico makes no progress in reducing the flow of migrants cars and vehicle components account for much of the u.s. imports from mexico visiting mexico's embassy in washington the country's foreign minister appealed to president donald trump to rethink his decision they proceed to shove that and say it is someth

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. >> raj and janelle. chloe howard is a college freshman who doesn't know a lot of things. what she does know is that she has a story to share, and it's bigger than just her. >> we're going to talk about bullying, about some acceptance, love, hope. >> reporter: when 19-year-old chloe howard tells her story in front of an audience, there are parts that are difficult, like doing it barefoot, revealing the scars on her left foot. >> i said no. i said no. i said no. >> reporter: we're sharing the details of a terrible assault. >> now unfortunately,ki n i can assume -- >> reporter: the most difficult part may be explaining who bono is. >> basically the biggest rock star in the world. >> reporter: before revealing what he did for her. >> a life changer. >> reporter: the life he changed came into this world with a severely clubbed foot. numerous surgeries got chloe to the point where she was at peace with her disabilities. but then one day during her freshman year in high school, chloe was assaulted at lunch. it was caught on a security camera. one classmate held her while another

>> katie: delighted. 2020 presidential candidate john hickenlooper urging his fellow democrats to janelleocialism or risk another four years of president trump. >> democrats must say loudly and clearly that we are not socialist. if we do not, we will end up helping to reelect the worst president in this country's history. >> katie: jesse, it seems like some members of the media are catching onto this idea that this will be paid for just by the rich but by everybody. >> jesse: it took them long enough. they are not good at math, usually, the press. it doesn't take a genius to realize you can raise taxes on every single american and you still can't pay for all of bernie's schemes. medicare for all, free housing, free college, green new deal. it's like $150 trillion. the budget alone for a year is about 4.5 trillion. it just doesn't add up. ernie is not great at math, but that's fine. no one cares. we need bernie to get the nomination. a trump-bernie match up, america deserves it. we've been good. we've been eating our vegetables. it's a clear contrast. socialism versus capitalism, america,

i'm janelle wang in nowhere jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj mathai. easterlily reminiscent of that santana row fire of 2002. this time a high-end condo complex in santa clara. the flames swallowing up this site. the smoke could be seen for miles. two primary questions tonight, how did it start and what does this do to the housing crunch in the silicon valley. we learned in the past hour a person of interest has been questioned. we were first at the scene at 11:00 a.m. when this fire erupted. you can see what's left right now of this would-be condo complex simply ashes. our sky ranger was overhead el camino real in santa clara. let's begin our coverage with nbc bay area's scott budman. >> reporter: good evening, raj. people who live and w

i'm janelle wang. >>> a man dead, a 12-year-old hurt and three cars full of bullet holes. tonight drivers all over the south bay are on edge, because since mondaybeen three separate shootings on local freeways. late monday night a man was killed on 680 here in milpitas. 24 hours later, a bullet barely missed a girl riding in a car in 680 in san jose. and last night, a bullet hit a car on highway 85. that last shooting provided critical evidence, a bullet. robert handa joins us now. what should drivers know? >> reporter: i'll tell you what, unfortunately freeway shootings are becoming a little more common these days. and very often, verydrivers, es the victims at that time, can't offer much help. but this time, things are a little different. at first, the three south bay

there were multiple efforts, raj and janelle, to bring this teenager back to life, first where the water meets the sand. then up the beach. finally before they loaded him onto an ambulance, you'll see again. you see the iv fluids they were pumping through to give him some sense of vitality. the teenager went out with ability a half dozen friends, all aged from 13 to 15 years old. the fire department said they did the right thing. they tried to rescue him. when that was unsuccessful, they called 911. >> this is an example of how dangerous the waters can be and to remember, if you don't know how to swim, stay out of the water or have measures in place to help you stay afloat. these kids were in a pack. they had rescue buddy systems together. but in this instance, it did not work for this young man. >> there are no lifeguards at crissy field, at any of san francisco beaches for that matter. parental supervision is recommended. in this case we're told parents were not on scene when this happened. of course, tons of family and friends arrived after the fact as they awaited this horrifying sce

according to realtor.com you can rent it, janell. >> what!> 3,000 to $5,000 per night down in monterey. >> not per month? per night? too much for me. now to something fun for harry potter fans. has go hagrid is the beloved half giant. now you can take a spin on the magical motor bike. you will recognize it from the first film's opening sequence which hagru aid put behind the bars. it just opened up at universal studios in florida. >> that is cool. i thought it would be slower. that moves. >> i like that point of view camera. >> we have to get down there. >> oh, wow. >> whew! >> we have to get down to universal studios. >> the weather is always nice there. but the weather here -- >> live weather. i'll do it there. >> not as humid though? >> it looks like we're back in june gloom nor the bay area. >> nice. >> i never get tired of looking at that. we have drizzle and fog moving into san francisco right now. that means tomorrow morning you get some nice temps to start off. we are in the 50s across the bay area for your friday morning commute, and

but it's always very interesting and funny to speak about woods easily janelle russia because russia is certain 4 times we go zone my country france i need to biggest country in 2 words so i see easier shay's related from the rest of the world owes the word easily did we do we don't cooperate with russia i see needs you know it's like very long time ago when we read in a long to a newspaper there is forwards a channel to continue until 82 and see exactly the same as the same a spirit no i seen russia is not easily to russia of course it's a problem for them to support the sanctions bija proves now we do and that's a couple of resilience of resistance of economy questions face trial in a central bank it was a minute it's morning very interesting man age of a way to maintain the rate between robbers on the usual state dinner to decrease the rate of inflation it's really 4 per cent too often it could be good balance of . finance you know all right good number of russia going for pretty well of course it's difficult for them in the private sector for big worldwide company windsor leaders

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janelle hernandez is soon to be a graduate at lincoln high school. has served as a teacher's aid and regularly helps tutor students who struggle academically. a native spanish speaker, she has volunteered with organizations like the centre for urban education, and translated brochures about sustainable agriculture into spanish. she aspires to become an app developer for people with disabilities to improve their access and mobility. she has a passion for learning and genuine desire to connect with the world. here's a brief video we made when she won a superintendent's 21st century award for being ready to be her best. [♪] >> i go to abraham lincoln high school. i am a student of federal policy i have been in the school district for 14 years. i took a.p. spanish because i am a native speaker. >> i teach spanish three four native speakers. [speaking spanish] >> this year, my senior year, i am taking a.p. senior classes. being a student here is being able to talk to teachers and know that teachers are listening >> when you see a kid that is motivated lik

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. >> reporter: janelle, this is where the shareholder meeting happened and when the protesters marched, demanding the company address censorship, housing and racial quality. >> the polls are now open. >> reporter: google hosted its annual shareholder meeting inside while protesters were marching outside. >> this is a company that is accountable to its investors, to its community, and to its workers. >> reporter: some of those workers actually joined the protesters. >> google continues to put profits over people. >> reporter: google employees saying they agree with those marching. >> our workplace openly holds many of us back for the color of our skin by putting people like me in lower contract roles or with a lower wage. >> we need them to commit to making sure workers have democracy in the workplace, to make sure that the announcement they made around affordable housing is real. >> reporter: while many google shareholders themselves give the company a passing grade -- >> you definitely get a sense that google is trying hard and probably doing a responsible. epter: -- some lamented the

janelle wang has the highlights. >> reporter: cbd, modern day cure-all or snake oil? safe for lotions, coffee or even ben sand jand jerrys or should closely rely lated? just a couple of the questions raised today. >> overregulation will drive consumers to the black market. >> reporter: the cannabis extract has doctors urging caution. >> we are rapidly getting behind the curve in terms of what is happening in the real world and what patients are utes lilizing. >> reporter: over 100 speakers took to the podium and one thing was for certain, there is lots of confusion. first of all there are the laws that say it is legal but it can't be added to food or dietary supplements. but state laws often conflict. and then there are unproven claims that cbd can relieve anxiety or pain. >> the cbd was a meesh being a kell. >> reporter: and health conditions like and you allzhei autism. >> he is more relaxed. we see more attempts at communication. we get better eye contact. >> reporter: there is only one fda approved product for treating epilepsy in some children. the industry which

janelle wang joins us she's been following the story. >> escalating tension means more military powerdle east as both show no signs of backing down. today, washington reacts to iran's threat to exceed stockpile limits in ten days and break a 2015 nuclear deal unless it gets released from crippling u.s. economic sanctions. >> we should not yield to the extortion by the iranian regime. >> released new images -- this is proof of iran's involvement. that with the uranium threat adding a new level of tension. the uranium limits were set in a deal brokered by the obama administration. president trump highly critical of that deal withdrew from it last year and has ramped up severe sanctions on tehran, including steps to cut off the oil revenues. with tensions so high, the u.s. beefing up military power in the region, inclu a carrier. >> i think this national pressure campaign is wo i think 100,000 tons of diplomacy sends a strong sign you have to stop wa you're doing, get to the negotiation table. >> critics warn the escalation and tensions could backfire. >> i think iran is reacting to the

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. >> janelle thomas the doctor you played at the top, she was one of two attending physicians in the emergency room as that call came in yesterday. she said there was this mass sort of controlled chaos. at certain points there were so many people trying to help and deal with the emergency that they had to tell everybody to shh and bring everything down and focus on the work at hand. amazing work they did. the governor has been by to talk to medical professionals and patients to see how they're doing. this is something that affects the entire -- the entire community. virginia beach, virginia is just the latest is a string of towns and cities across this country dealing with this horror. frederica? >> dr. ogrady under scoring it takes a lot of coordination to attend to the injured. investigations are still working to find a motive behind the deadly attack. let's check in now with cnn's justice reporter. what are they looking for? this gunman is dead. the answers won't come from him directly. they're looking for evidence that will be the puzzle piece to put it altogether. >> that's righ

>> i have someone that can talk about big papi and that's janel hill and what her concern is is thativing -- i'm paraphrasing, giving the farm away, giving everything away for the sense of electability. they don't care who it is. they want someone who can beat trump. she thinks they're giving up important things for that. >> talk with you in a second. >>> big poppy, he's talking about it tonight, here's the concern. this wasn't ran don. we thought it was a fight in a club. it was nothing like that. it was a planned hit, it seems. there is news on how it happened, who did it, his condition. and we're getting a picture. that's why we're going to bring in a former fbi insider, knows cases exactly like this, the best context next. who's got the time to chase around down dirt, dust and hair? so now, i use heavy duty swiffer sweeper and dusters. for hard-to-reach places, duster makes it easy to clean. it captures dust in one swipe. ha! gotcha! and sweeper heavy duty cloths lock away twice as much dirt and dust. it gets stuff deep in the grooves other tools can miss. y'know what? my place..

not only that our kylie janell ross reported, he had an amendment in the '70s that would have preventede federal government from requiring immigration of classrooms, not just schools but basically if this amendment had become law, it would've allowed classes to be one white class, one black class. people had an officer-involved shooting with a white officer and a black shooting victim in south bend that he's been struggling with. is that something that kamala harris gets into? she has a jamaican father. so it'll be interesting to watch all of this interplay. but i think both of them have opportunity here and which direction they go in. and by the way, for both of them, they are still trying to introduce themselves. >> this is i think the most important point because last night i think people went in thinking elizabeth harris was the frontrunner, and most people probably left that debate thinking elizabeth warren, i'm sorry, was the front-runner. tonight do we have that sort of thing? because joe biden goes in as the frontrunner, bernie sanders goes in as the leader of the progressive mo

>> i have someone that can talk about big papi and that's janel hill and what her concern is is that -- i'm paraphrasing, giving the farm away, giving everything away for the sense of electability. the sense of electability. they don't care who it is. they want someone who can beat trump. she thinks they're giving up important things for that. >> talk with you in a second. >>> big papi, he's talking about it tonight, here's the concern. this wasn't random. we thought it was a fight in a club. it was nothing like that. it was a planned hit, it seems. there is news on how it happened, who did it, his condition. and we're getting a picture. that's why we're going to bring in a former fbi insider, knows cases exactly like this, the best context next. ♪ stand up to chronic migraine with botox®. what if you had fewer headaches and migraines a month? botox® prevents headaches and migraines before they even start. botox® is for adults with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® injections take about 15 minutes in your doctor's office and are

dealing with the united states and there are some positive signs mr trump when he met publicly with janelleak up for the two canadians who have been detained and he said that he would do so if the prime minister asked him to. i can guarantee you that when they ran into their private meeting, the prime minister would have asked them to.” private meeting, the prime minister would have asked them to. i am fascinated to know obviously the americans are concerned about then being used by the chinese state to spam people around the world and the british government is taking a different line and the canadian government is taking her line scented to london and i wonder whether that's ultimately going to create tension between canada and the united states than it should?m may eventually. right now canada is in the midst of other national security review of relation to the sg security review of relation to the 5g network just as security review of relation to the 5g networkjust as britain has been andi 5g networkjust as britain has been and i think the prime minister is likely saying to minister trum

we have to see if they're successful >> janel, i found the line in your note.we are watching, the disconnect between rates and risk the s&p at a new high yesterday, the fed in cutting mode. that's not usually the way it is >> i think that's definitely what we're watching. when we look at risk assets, we look at spreads. investment grade veries spreads. our concern is that there's a bit too much optimism. people are looking through to what does broader accommodative policy mean, but not thinking what that means for the data and the fundamentals so we're more balanced in here, a bit more tempered than the market >> does the fed still have the power to offset what we're seeing with the trade war? is the trade war not yet reflected in an economic slowdown it's not been reflected in the averages unless the s&p is at a new high because of the fed. is the trade war effecting the underlying economy or is it just not doing anything yet >> we're seeing some softness in data flow through but not in material it's not about the direct impact, it's the indirect impact we loo

artist calling her a goddess, without madonna we don't have britney spears, lady gaga and maybe even janellet by calling "the new york times" one of the founding fathers of the patriarchy woven deep in society and vowed to continue to fight for women. "the new york times" has declined to comment but her album drops june 14th. so this is publicity. >> sure is. >> we're talking about her. that's for sure. >>> we turn to a new trend in cosmetics. clean beauty which means that every ingredient that goes into your favorite fragrance gets put on the label. becky worley is taking a closer look joining us from san francisco. good morning, becky. >> good morning, cecilia. let's call it a touch of eau de toilette, lotion that's scented. did you ever think about what makes your perfumes and cosmetics smell the way they do? this new trend says you should think about it and know every ingredient in your scented products. when michelle pfeifer announced a new line of fragrances that disclose every single ingredient, it made news and everyone from jessica alba to gwyneth paltrow tout clean beauty. why? pri

janelle thomas.e said she's been at the hospital for 20 years, there was another physician right next to her, dr. martin ogrady and he's been here for 30 years. so collectively five decades of experience. and still this event last night has shaken them and this entire community as well. we also want to point out there is another patient who is in critical condition at the sister hospital in norfolk. kendis, back to you. >> they do practice for this but it still shakes them to the core. one of the people injured we should point out is a police officer. we're told his bulletproof vest saved him. kathy park in virginia beach for us on the latest there. >>> still ahead, rejected. the justice department defied a judge order refusing to turn over conversations of michael flynn with the russian ambassador. ambassador if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture now might not be the best time to ask yourself are my bones strong? life is full of make or break moments. that's why it's s