and injanuary, it turned us collegiate athlete, katelyn ohashi, into a viral sensation. it's crazy.d i looked and i had like 50,000 more followers than i had that morning. i had people screen shotting, celebrities posting the video. this is so crazy, i don't even know what's happening, but it's so amazing. but behind that smile, 0hashi has had a difficultjourney. quitting sport when she was younger, a lot of coaches told her she was too large to be a gymnast. despite being a rising star. i was told that i didn't look like a gymnast. i was told that i looked like i'd swallowed an elephant and i looked like a pig and my face was three times the size it was this morning. as a 14—year—old that's impressionable, you start believing those things. it hit me so hard, i felt so uncomfortable looking in the mirror. i felt uncomfortable walking back into the gym because i felt like their eyes were targeted at me and i do think it is a form of abuse. 0hashi had been tipped as the next big thing in us gymnastics, even beating simone biles in a senior international competition. but the constant m

katelyn has been speaking to our sports correspondent, jo currie. routine that flipped the internet on its head. and injanuary, it turned us collegiate athlete, katelyn ohashi, into a viral sensation. it's crazy. the next day my phone kept going off, my twitter notifications and i looked and i had like 50,000 more followers than i had that morning. i had people screen shotting, celebrities posting the video. this is so crazy, i don't even know what's happening, but it's so amazing. but behind that smile, ohashi has had a difficultjourney. quitting sport when she was younger, a lot of coaches told her she was too large to be a gymnast. i was told that i didn't look like a gymnast. i was told that i looked like i'd swallowed an elephant and i looked like a pig and my face was three times the size it was this morning. as a 14—year—old that's impressionable, you start believing those things. it hit me so hard, i felt so uncomfortable looking in the mirror. i felt uncomfortable walking back into the gym because i felt like their eyes were targeted at me

and injanuary, it turned us collegiate athlete, katelyn ohashi, into a viral sensation. it's crazy.t day my phone kept going off, my twitter notifications and i looked and i had like 50,000 more followers than i had that morning. i had people screen shotting, celebrities posting the video. this is so crazy, i don't even know what's happening, but it's so amazing. but behind that smile, ohashi has had a difficultjourney. quitting sport when she was younger, a lot of coaches told her she was too large to be a gymnast. despite being a rising star. i was told that i didn't look like a gymnast. i was told that i looked like i'd swallowed an elephant and i looked like a pig and my face was three times the size it was this morning. as a 14—year—old that's impressionable, you start believing those things. it hit me so hard, i felt so uncomfortable looking in the mirror. i felt uncomfortable walking back into the gym because i felt like their eyes were targeted at me and i do think it is a form of abuse. ohashi had been tipped as the next big thing in us gymnastics, even beating simone biles

katelyn has been speaking to our sports correspondent, jo currie.s head. and injanuary, it turned us collegiate athlete katelyn 0hashi into a viral sensation. it was crazy, like the next day my phone kept going off, my twitter notifications. i looked and i had like 50,000 more followers than i had that morning. i had people screen shotting like celebrities posting the video, this was so crazy, i'm like i don't even know what's happening but it was so amazing. but behind that smile and bravado, 0hashi has had a difficultjourney to stardom, quitting the sport when she was younger after coaches told her she was too big, too fat to be a gymnast, despite being a rising star. i was told that i didn't look like a gymnast, i was told that i looked like i swallowed an elephant, or i looked like a pig, and as a 14—year—old that's impressionable, you start believing those things. it hit me so hard. i felt so uncomfortable looking in the mirror, i felt uncomfortable walking back into the gym, because i felt like there were eyes just targeted at me and i do thin

katelyn has been speaking to our sports correspondent, jo currie.ficultjourney, quitting the sport when she was younger after coaches told her she was too large to be a gymnast. i was told that i didn't look like a gymnast, i was told that i looked like i swallowed an elephant, or i looked like a pig, my face was three times the size it was this morning. and as a 14—year—old, that's impressionable, you start believing those things. it hit me so hard, i felt so uncomfortable looking in the mirror, i felt uncomfortable walking back into the gym, because i felt like there were eyes targeted at me and i do think it is a form of abuse. katelyn 0hashi had been tipped as the next big thing in us gymnastics, even beating simone biles in a senior international competition. but the constant mental strain around her body image, coupled with a serious back injury, led to her walking away from the sport. i came home and i was balling, my mum was like, are you happy? i was like, i'm miserable. i don't think the coaches were necessarily aware of the damage they we

.>> katelyn was able to track her phone for two hours after the theft. it was last in san francisco civic center but then the phone has been turned off. she contacted oakland police again after obtaining the t hur was replaceable, i'm just angry that it happens so often in this area. it seems way too common now. >> reporter: katelyn tells me she plans to meet with police so she can give them the surveillance videos to help them catch the thieves. she hopes what happened to her is a reminder to everyone to be aware of surroundings at all times.>> good advice. >>> the arts community in the north bay is rallying against an act of vandalism after somebody splashed white paint on a multicultural mural. >> it's kind of like this person was trying to communicate this.>> reporter: this team was another artist trend the never expected this reaction. white paint defacing their work, they created this mural over a few weeks in january dodging rain and darkness after their day jobs.>> we using carlos.>> reporter: bringing color to the neighborhood they live in. >> i

.>> reporter: katelyn was able to checker stolen phone for two hours, it was last in san francisco civic center. since then the phone has been r she has contacted police again after obtaining the surveillance footage.>> my phone was replaceable i'm not super angry i'm just angry it happens so often in this area and this just seems way too common now. >> reporter: katelyn tells me she plans to meet with police so she can give them so surveillance video, she hopes what happens to her is a reminder to everyone to be aware of their surroundings at all times.>> you can never be too sure who is watching you. the phone is a big distraction.>>> we go now to san francisco where police say a driver was beaten unconscious while waiting at a stop sign. the incident happened at 8:50 yesterday, investigators say five males run of the car and assaulted the driver and took property. the victim went to the hospital with head injuries, the suspects are said to be in their 20s.>>> police have a man under arrest after a hidden camera was discovered in a bathroom and a trampoline park. the suspect was record

you may have seen a piece on the gymast katelyn ohashi earlier, and it's an issue that affects a wholege of sports. we also spoke to european champnships rowing gold medallist vicky thornley. i think the world is changing in terms of social media, it sometimes isn't the best place for this kind of thing, but there are a lot of athletes on there, or people, women influencers, if you like, that do go to the gym and lift weights, are muscular and have incredible physiques and are fit with it. people look up to them as aspirational as what they would like to look like. there is a positive change in terms of what people deem to bea change in terms of what people deem to be a feminine physique. if i'm honest, i feel like i to be a feminine physique. if i'm honest, ifeel like i have an experience of being on both sides, before i started rowing, i always wa nted before i started rowing, i always wanted to be a model and be really thin, not have any muscle, and a thigh gap, and i am horrified now that i thought about those kind of things. and i never thought the person back then would now want

. >> cnn white house correspondent katelyn collins is in tokyo, and she joins us now. and katelyn, the president clearly setting a tone by talking trade and the fed right out of the gate. >> reporter: yeah, martin, this was supposed to be a trip focused on ceremony here and the newly crowned emperor. but you could see what was on the president's mind as soon as he touched down in tokyo. and that was of course the potential trade deal the president had kind of predicted he could secure during this trip, but now officials say that's unlikely, and instead focusing on the ceremony during this trip. but of course as he is with the prime minister of japan going golfing later today, sumo wrestling, meeting and having dinner with the newly crowned emperor later on this week. this is what's going to be in the background, trade. not only as we've seen these talks fall apart with china, but now with japan because there is a certain sense of uneasiness here that the president could impose those tariffs on auto and auto parts, which the president has delayed by six months, and abe

>>icate l >> katelyn collins, out front tonight, thank you. juliette kayyem, and david gergen. david, if we begin with you the president is once again contradicting his own folks, his own team. he's contradicting an ally, one he's standing right next to. and as shocking as that may be there's also a part that makes you say, we've seen this movie before but i wonder how it ends. >> well, it normally ends when someone as many disagreements that john bolton does with the president, that john bolton is on a short list for leaving. he's been undercut now on his views about north korea, about iran, undercut on his views about venezuela and what the russians are doing there. when you have three strikes against your own president, that's not good news for him. but i must say i think the president is playing politics with this. i think he's less interested in the technology than he is in trying to convince people back home that he's making progress with north korea. and he wants to make that a big deal. he wants to be able to show that he's -- for all this time he's had working with the

all right, katelyn, we heard the president just before he got ready to board marine one and coming to where you are. what's his next move? >> reporter: well, he's confirmed they are going to appeal this decision. now, that is going to make this likely the next step in a very lengthy legal process because you'll remember before the president sued this firm to stop them from releasing this information, and just there on the lawn you missed what happened today. it's crazy because he said there was this judge appointed by president barack obama. and he framed it as democrats just trying to get a redo. but, erin, while this is likely to turn into a very lengthy legal battle make no mistake. this is a test of what his intent was to do and his administration's strategy was, which was to stone wall congress on all their subpoena bans. this judge ruling today saying essentially they do have legitimate legislative purpose the reason why they want the financial records that could help democrats as they try to get more information from this administration because this is related to financial reco

katelyn has been speaking to our sports correspondent, jo currie.egiate athlete, katelyn ohashi, into a viral sensation. it's crazy. the next day my phone kept going off, my twitter notifications and i looked and i had like 50,000 more followers than i had that morning. i had people screen shotting, celebrities posting the video. this is so crazy, i don't even know what's happening, but it's so amazing. but behind that smile, ohashi has had a difficultjourney. quitting sport when she was younger, a lot of coaches told her she was too large to be a gymnast. i was told that i didn't look like a gymnast. i was told that i looked like i'd swallowed an elephant and i looked like a pig and my face was three times the size it was this morning. as a 14—year—old that's impressionable, you start believing those things. it hit me so hard, i felt so uncomfortable looking in the mirror. i felt uncomfortable walking back into the gym because i felt like their eyes were targeted at me and i do think it is a form of abuse. ohashi had been tipped as the next big thi

but katelyn, let me have you pick up on this.ing on behind the scenes? barr and mueller have exchanged and letters and phone calls that seemed a little testy. >> right. and i don't know that we have a good sense of what is going on behind the scenes here. all we know is how this is playing on in a public manner where mueller has -- we found out that mueller has told barr that he doesn't like the way that barr portrayed his report and the initial summary. we've got the snitty comment. and now this keep going where i believe it was yesterday lindsey graham, the chair of the judiciary committee, invited mueller to testify about his problems with barr's summary so this could get worse before it gets any better. but what is going on behind the scenes with these two, i don't think anyone knows. >> to pick up on that, yes, as you mentioned lindsey graham is saying, mueller should just come here and testify. do we get a sense that that has put us one step closer to this actually happening? >> you know, again, i don't think that we know y

or as he calls it, a strip mall. 24-year-old katelyn adderley allegedly got neighboringened outside ofre because her boyfriend didn't want to be with her anymore. i can't see why. seems like a nice stable girl, spontaneous too. a judge set the bill a bail at . she's done at the prison where she spent time with sowm of the toughest criminals, cow tippers, jaywalkers and a guy caught chaighcheating at chutes and la. topic number five, taco bell unveiled a new line of summer swag that includes an inflatable pool float. that means their food won't be the only thing causing bubbles in the water this summer. yep. the burrito barons are selling a host of branded blink, bathing suits, t-shirts and beach umbrellas. it doesn't say what they're made from because if it's like their menu expect 26 products made with four ingredients. anyone who likes taco bell, they're not going to be wearing anything but a t-shirt this summer. the fashion is only on sale for a limited time only which makes sense because their food is only in your body for a limited time only. all right. you got the scoop. and we'l

. >> my name is katelyn and i'm a new student of the city college and i came to san francisco three months ago. at that time, my english is bad, especially my speaking skills. and when i came to city college, the school, the teachers helped me a lot to improve my english skill. i came here to support city college but i think i should say something. i want to keep my classes, my school, my plan, my future. and i know that the student's future is the country's future. so please keep this for our students. thank you for listening. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hello. my name is diana walcott and i'm the executive assistant at mission housing and i'm here on behalf of our deputy executive ma.we want to begin with a fully city college with the full class load. a third reduction in classes is not the way forward for our beloved community college. out residents and our community have utilized city college as a place to obtain degrees, certificates, learning new languages and to gain new skills. our hope is that this valuable resource and san francisco institution is operating at its b

reporter katelyn collins has the details. my son is a good person. >>my son testified for hours and hours a mix of surprise and frustration from president trump today after the senate intelligence committee subpoenaed his son, i'm just pr the president blasting the decision by republican senator richard burr to bring donald trump junior back in for questioning, but he stopped short of saying whether he'll fight it. >>my son's a very good person works very hard. the last thing he needs is washington dc this for the moment, a news conference was supposed to be a rare moment of bipartisanship in washington over health care legislation. >>but for the first time since the release of the special counsel's report. trump fumed in front of the cameras for half an hour. the mueller report came out. that's the bible after declaring on twitter that the special counsel shouldn't testify in front of congress. the president reversed his position on their leave that up to the attorney general's to whether or not i think to me it looks like a region as he repeated hi

and injanuary, it turned us collegiate athlete, katelyn ohashi, into a viral sensation. it's crazy.ike 50,000 more followers than i had that morning. i had people screen shotting, celebrities posting the video. this is so crazy, i don't even know what's happening, but it's so amazing. but behind that smile, ohashi has had a difficultjourney. quitting sport when she was younger, a lot of coaches told her she was too large to be a gymnast. i was told that i didn't look like a gymnast. i was told that i looked like i'd swallowed an elephant and i looked like a pig and my face was three times the size it was this morning. as a 14—year—old that's impressionable, you start believing those things. it hit me so hard, i felt so uncomfortable looking in the mirror. i felt uncomfortable walking back into the gym because i felt like their eyes were targeted at me and i do think it is a form of abuse. ohashi had been tipped as the next big thing in us gymnastics, even beating simone biles in a senior international competition. but the constant mental strain around her body image, coupled with a

as james white's daughter, katelyn, told us -- >> i was told that monsters don't exist.y parents always told me that. and after going through that trial and seeing what i had to see, i can tell you with absolute certainty that that is 110% false. he is a monster. >> reporter: and rachel's men? we weren't surprised to hear that james has his own idea of what justice might be. did you have any thought about what would happen if the justice system didn't look after todd in a way that seemed reasonable to you? >> he would have been dealt with. >> reporter: by whom? >> me. >> reporter: you know, they could have put you in prison for life. >> it would have been a one-way mission. he and i are both goig to go down together. i'm not going to shoot him. i'm going to kill him with my two bare hands. i'm going to do to him what he did to rachel. >> reporter: tim cherrington, the man who failed to commit and then watched the love of his life go on to her terrible end, has his own way of taking revenge, mostly on himself. kind of a tragic love story from your point of view? >> it is,

read from the democracy for american chairman charles chamberlain, ted harvey and axios reporter katelynwakeup call for looking at entitlements, i don't know what is. what do you think of the fallout from this? >> you know, i've got to disagree with you. i think this one will kind of blow right by as everything else has done. medicare and social security spending is through the roof, it's been that way for awhile -- neil: i don't care for young people like you. you're not getting anything. i just want to make sure none of this will impact me. go ahead. >> hey, i don't know how much time you have, neil, before you qualify for these programs but -- neil: tomorrow. >> but time is running out. we have known this for awhile. we've known the math is not working very well and we will have to do something to address spending, or else, yeah, medicare benefits, social security payments, these are all at risk in the future and we have not, we're not really focusing here in washington on how to square this circle. neil: by the way, not just here, everywhere, right? the aging chinese population, one

katelyn has been speaking to our sports correspondent, jo currie.sation. it was crazy, like the next day my phone kept going off, my twitter notifications. i looked and i had like 50,000 more followers than i had that morning. i had people screen shotting like celebrities posting the video, this was so crazy, i'm like i don't even know what's happening but it was so amazing. but behind that smile and bravado, ohashi has had a difficultjourney to stardom, quitting the sport when she was younger after coaches told her she was too big, too fat to be a gymnast, despite being a rising star. i was told that i didn't look like a gymnast, i was told that i looked like i swallowed an elephant, or i looked like a pig, and as a 14—year—old that's impressionable, you start believing those things. it hit me so hard. i felt so uncomfortable looking in the mirror, i felt uncomfortable walking back into the gym, because i felt like there were eyes just targeted at me and i do think it is a form of abuse. ohashi had been tipped as the next big thing in us gymnastics

as part of our change the game week, katelyn ohashi, the gymnast who went viral injanuary this year withand was tipped for stardom before injury curtailed her career. we are gymnasts and we have to care about our body weight and have to be seen with minimal clothing. i was told that i didn't look like a gymnast, i was told i'd looked like i swallowed an elephant, i looked like a pig, my face was three times the size it was this morning. as a 14—year—old, that's impressionable. you start believing those things. it's a year of world cups, women's football and men's cricket coming up, and today it's england netball‘s turn to reveal their squad for the world cup. we already know that former captain ama agbeze won't be in it after struggling with injury. tracey neville will name her final 12 in a few minutes time, and will reveal the new skipper too. the touranment will take place injuly in liverpool. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. the inquests in to the london bridge terror attacks two years ago has heard one man describe how a