. >> jason and laurie holt say their son learned spanish as a mormon missioner and looked forward toenezuela bride. instead they say he has become a hostage and political pawn. >> please, lord, just bring him home. please, let this end. put my family become together. >> reporter: laurie holt and husband jason aren't sure they can bear another year of worry over the safety of their imprisoned son, josh. >> for a mother. you can't even explain how much it hurts. >> trade places in a heartbeat with him, for my life. let him come back and live his now. >> reporter: they were optimistic when they learned their son had been arrested last summer. >> i literally thought, okay. just sit down. we will get him home in the next couple weeks. he issen know se einnocent. there is no way that they can look at this kid, look at his background and find anything that he has done. >> reporter: jason and laurie say josh traveled to venezuela to marry tamara candelo, a woman he met online. >> i think at that age, you still haven't experienced life yet a yun do thi yet. and you do things for love some bod

laurie, first of all, there are some and that are truly shocking.t to tell you the truth, it'sjob is to advert isn't to tell you the truth, it's job is to sell you something. 0ne it's job is to sell you something. one of the most effective ways of showing you something is shoring up stereotypes are making you feel as if they're trying to sell you beauty or make up or close, to make you feel inadequate or bad. so something makes you feel inadequate or bad and not a real girl or man, is doing its job. and that's why we need standards, maybe, to stop them doing thejob quite standards, maybe, to stop them doing the job quite well. is that a problem then that reinforcing the stereotypes, we actually cement certain positions within society? absolutely, we do. we learn, so gender stereotypes are not something that indulged in a unique way, we learn them. cinema we are exposed to metaphors or storylines through advertising, we internalise what is expected for men and women. we can see these are not truly equal, these are becoming the norm. but advertisers a

laurie glimcher is president and ceo. doctor, thank you very much for joining us today >> my pleasure, becky. >> senator john mccain's battle with brain cancer has brought a new focus not only on his disease, but cancer in general where do we stand right now in innovative treatments? >> we have huge progress for innovative treatments in many cancers, including at dana-farber, which is a very difficult cancer for example, we have several clinical trials now in progress, one of them is an immunotherapy with initially promising results. >> immunotherapy sounds amazing with some of the advances that have been made, but why is it that it tends to work on some tumors, not others, and works on some patients, but not others? >> if we knew the answer to that, we'd be able to treat all of our patients. there are some tumors that are immuno responsive and there are others that prove to be resistant like ovarian cancer and pancreatic cancer, but there are some patients that have responded to immunotherapy and we need to do a lot more

country for the wrong reasons but it helped this supposedly our biggest threat so it's crazy that lauri's article basically shows that the us media completely ignored the british report altogether for his article laureate did a lot of searching through archives he looked through the washington. it's just the if they covered the damning report but couldn't find one article about it same thing for the l a times he found one article from the new york times about the report but it was out of their london bureau not new york and entirely blame to the brits and the french leaving out any us blame entirely loria found very few articles from mainstream news outlets about this british report it is extensive search and most were out of foreign bureaus or scrubbed america's responsibility from the report altogether so apparently most mainstream american news rooms all decided not to cover this report which leads to most americans not know which how screwed up it was that under president obama we fueled up botched invasion so that's exactly why what the media doesn't cover is just as important as wha

missing person case. 68-year old jerry petry yesterday directed authorities to the body of 54-year old laurie hendershot buried on a hancock maryland property that he owned. it was all under condition that petry would be released custody facing charges for using hendershot's credit cards likely after her death. authorities believe hendershot originally died from a fall and do not think foul play is involved. . petry will now be free for 90-days before he is sentenced to fifteen years for obstruction of justice and weapons charges. breaking overnight. a deadly quake rocks greece. what emergency crews are seeing on the ground-- as the death toll climbs. plus, another hot and humid start to the morning. and this weekend-- expect is to get even worse. your complete forecast coming up when we come back. hot and humid through the weekend - tracking storm chances (strong/severe poss. this weekend) - heat wave breaks tuesday today: hot and very 10am to 8pm. feels 105+, at times. pm thunderstorm possible. highs: 94-98 winds: wnw 5 mph tonight: partly cloudy. warm and very humid. lows: 71-79 winds: n 5

si vives la vida, tienes que swiffer. de los estados unidos, laurie hernandez "i got this."tegrantes del equipo de fÚtbol de mÉxico. nuestro compaÑero hablÓ con algunos y nos cuenta por quÉ los sueÑos deportivos de estos muchachos, tienen fecha de expiraciÓn. reportero: sobre el campo de juego, los atletas se preparan para dar lo mejor de sÍ mismos en el prÓximo encuentro. siguiendo con atenciÓn la estrategia, entre el ataque y la defensa, los aficionados en las gradas celebran las mÁs atrevidas y rÁpidas jugadas. aquÍ se toman en serio el deporte, a pesar de que no verÁn llegar a su equipo, porque no estamos en estados unidos. esto es fÚtbol americano en mÉxico. >> lo prÁctico desde que tengo cuatro aÑos. mi papÁ jugÓ toda la vida fÚtbol americano y yo creo que me lo inculcaron como una disciplina. reportero: dice vivirlo como una verdadera pasiÓn, desde muy pequeÑo ha seguido la nfl. >> mi papÁ era fan de los vaqueros desde que era joven. Él me inculcÓ ese fanatismo por los vaqueros de dallas y y yo me veÍa reflejado. el estÁndar de todo jugador de fÚtbol americano en mÉxi

crest presenta de los estados unidos, laurie hernandez "i got this." "i got this." "i got this."tado de ohio, de continuar esta ritmo de muertes relacionados con opioides, a finales del 2017 podrÍa llegar a las 10,000. nos cuenta cÓmo un joven estÁ haciendo la diferencia y muchos lo consideran un Ángel de la guarda. originarios de nueva york, de raÍces puertorriqueÑas, Ángel de 51 aÑos, confiesa que experimento con drogas desde muy joven. >> deje de ir a la escuela, me puse a fumar marihuana, tomar alcohol. luego con cocaÍna, luego me metÍ heroína, a lo Último usaba crack. reportera: cuÁntas veces recae este? --recaiste? >> no te puedo decir, perdÍ la cuenta. un dÍa vinieron dos muchachos a comprar droga y ellos querÍan probar, yo no los dejes robar, saquÉ un arma, ellos lo sacaron y comenzamos a tirar. por eso me falta un dedo y cuando la bala entrÓ en la mano y saliÓ de la mano, una astilla de hueso cayÓ en el ojo y estoy ciego de un ojo. tambiÉn estoy apuÑalado. reportera: tÚ estÁs vivo de milagro. >> yo he comido de la basura, vivÍa en la calle. reportera: el deporte se ha co

en la tercera entrada laurie la sacaba del parque. sumando la quinta carrera para su equipo. pondrÍa dos carreras en el marcador. el marcador final fue 7-3 en favor de los atlÉticos. y la leyenda sudafricana del golf de 81 aÑos mostrÓ su gran estado de forma al realizar una vuelta hacia atrÁs para terminar en el agua. saliÓ nadando. ganÓ nueve torneos grandes. hay que mantenerse en forma. gracias por habernos acompaÑado. que tengan una feliz noche. arantxa: domingo 16de julio de esta zona principales noticias. la participaciÓn venezolana convocada contra el gobierno de maduro sus pero las expectativas. en texas se benefician de la detenciÓn de indocumentados. ice ofrece capacitaciÓn para convertir agentes del alguacil en agentes simplificados de inmigraciÓn . una inundación repentina dejÓ al menos nueve abogados de un mismo grupo de familiares y amigos. a duras penas entre colÓn derrotó a una aguerrida selecciÓn de curazao. asÍ comenzamos. locutor: este es un noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana. arantxa: ven venidos a noticiero univisiÓn. con una votaciÓn masiva e contundente l

. >> laurie holt and her husband jason aren't sure they can bear another year of worry over the safetyjosh. >> for a mother. you can't even explain how much it hurts. >> i would trade places in a heartbeat with him. i would live his life. let him live lhis now. >> they were initially optimistic last summer. >> i originally thought. silt down. get him home in the next couple weeks. he is innocent. there is no way that they, that they, can look in his back ground and find anything he has done. >> he traveled to venezuela to marry tamara, a woman he met on line. >> i think at that age, you still haven't experienced life yet. you do things for love that maybe somebody at our age wouldn't do. >> two weeks after the wedding, venezuela police raided at apartment, holt shared with his new wife, claiming to find an ak 47 and hand grenade. police arrested the couple. later on state television, the interior minister, called holt a gringo linked him to unspecified u.s. attempts to undermine embattled president maduro. >> a vibrant kid. >> our best memories. sitting around the island, cracking joke

kind of hold those people to a higher standard. >> that was laurie perez reporting there.l, the food and drug administration is taking on cigarettes with a brand-new strategy. lowering the amount of nicotine they contain. it would be a blowing to tobacco companies. stock price are already down. this is the first time they will try to regulate the amount of nicotine. they think it will curb addiction. >>> water is warming up in lake tahoe maybe too much. a new report card shows that temperatures are rising and trees are dying. steve large reports. >> reporter: it's an imposing model of nature's beauty under intense scientific scrutiny. >> it's known all over the world because very early on it was recognized that its clarity was declining and that was some of the canary in the coal mine. >> reporter: jeff is director of the u.c.-davis tahoe environmental research center and author of the state of lake tahoe tracking the health and temperatures. >> it's going up on average area to year, lots of extreme year to area with variations. >> reporter: this month it will be the highe

caller: laurie on is a product available for use -- thorium is available for use today. it has been tested that if something was to happen, say a cyber attack, or even a weapons attack on a nuclear power plant that the devastation from it would be minimal as opposed to uranium, which would be devastating. bridgeduct that light incorporated has developed is a seating process by which they take thorium and seed it to get it to a temperature of 400 degrees as opposed to 1600 degrees for uranium. it is safer. you cannot make a nuclear weapon out of it. in its natural state, a person can actually pick thorium up off the ground. host: thanks. guest: president trump has signaled he is interested in pursuing and boosting nuclear power in the u.s. as part of the u.s. energy policy. i think that will be getting some attention. i would emphasize that the existing nuclear power plants that are running on more conventional nuclear fuels would still be around for many years. all of them are not planned on being decommissioned in the next few years. that is something the u.s. will have

watch peyton manning take over this year, and we spotted nba star steph curry will be sitting, and laurie shoulders with hollywood's eli like samuel l. jackson. now at eight ... seven months after oakland's deadly ghost ship fire ... private investigators are sifting through the debris ... find out what they are looking for and what they plan to do with it whooshnata san francisco skateboarder hospitalized after colliding with a police officer.one witness says it was no accident.he put himself right in the path of that skater and held his ground whooshin the north bay a four women accused of robbing a cvs pharmacy.police want your help in finding them.whooshtech reporter gabe slate shows you some tips for extending the life of your cell phone battery/you're watching kron four news in prime time. (pam) months after the deadly ghost ship fire .... a new effort tonight to figure out what caused the inferno.. that killed 36 people. could the answer be in this pile of debris?(pam) good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm pam moore.(steve) and i am steve aveson. tonight we have our first loo

. >> reporter: law professor laurie levinson: >> now, there are a lot of things you might say about o.jpson, and you might even say, well, that acquittal was fair. but to say that he's led a conflict-free life? i don't think so. >> reporter: simpson will remain in prison, until at least october 1. he said he wants to return to florida, where he lived before his nevada conviction, but parole officials in both states must agree. >>> president trump marks six months in office with an eye brow raising interview with the new york times, blasting attorney general jeff sessions and former fbi director james comey and special counsel robert mueller. >> i am pleased to endorse donald trump for the president of the united states. >> not any more in an extraordinary candid interview with the new york times the president gave sessions an angry scolding for recusing himself. >> he should have never recused himself. it is extremely unfair, and that's a mild word-- to the president. >> reporter: sessions was asked today if he's considering resigning. >> i have the honor of serving as attorney general,

peyton man ing take over this year, and we spotted where nba star steph curry will be sitting, and lauriebe rubbing shoulders with hollywood's elite like samuel l. jackson. we'll have the highlights tomorrow. >> see you then. >> take care. assistant police chief, troy gabe. >> something we need to take action. >> in february, cbs news identified more than 450 come of plants involving 2011 to 2017 model year ford explorers not just police units. federal regulators ak nol j that number has grown and are investigating. ford has known about it since at least 2012. a company representative, later acknowledged in a deposition, it apares to be a design issue. that may allow exhaust, which contains carbon monoxide to seep in likely through unsealed seams in the rear of the suv. this video shows the newport beach police cruiser, driving, slamming into a tree. mcdowell is one of at least a half dozen officers in california, texas, and louisiana, suing ford over at investigations of carbon monoxide expoe sure. ford says it has not found any carbon monoxide issues with

peyton man ing take over this year, and we spotted where nba star steph curry will be sitting, and lauriebe rubbing shoulders with hollywood's elite like samuel l. jackson. we'll have the highlights tomorrow. >> see you then. >> take care. >> announcer: previously on "big brother," ramses was cursed inside the den of temptation. >> wait. stop. >> prior the nomination being revealed at one of the next three ceremonies, you must place yourself on the block as a special third nominee. with jillian and christmas on the block, cody thought he had the votes to cancel christmas. >> tomorrow night when i go in there, i'm going to say, i vote for christmas, hi, and leave. that's my word. >> you guys are our side now. >> that's all i care about. >> christmas should go home. >> announcer: but at the live eviction. >> >> julie: by a vote of 8-4, jillian, you are evicted from the "big brother" house. >> announcer: the marine and his lady liberty were in

with me now, the person who talked to these women, cnn senior tech correspondent laurie segal segall.tell us why it's rare to get these women to come forward? >> we've heard about these stories happening behind closed doors for a very long time. remember, this is where the money is, this is where the power is, but these women were brave enough to say, you know, i don't want to hide behind this anymore. i want to talk about it. so i sat down with six women, they all have different stories, fred. and they're sharing these stories in hopes that it will bring about change. take a listen. >> you don't want to tell people you were in a business meeting and somebody shamed you and made you feel less than. who wants to say that? >> it was a moment i felt my leg being grabbed under the table i thought holy moly, this is real. >> we are sitting at a starbucks and he grabs my face and tries to makeout with me. >> i hate to say this, it's the norm. and i hope that we can change that. >> so this is my story in 2001 the environment was a lot different because of the dot com crash. so i was faced wi

. >> usually what they want to hear is i'm sorry very legal analyst laurie levinson has covered simpson since he was charged and acquitted of the double murder of his ex-wife nicole brown and her friend ron goldman. they'll ee vat his years in prison and his age. they'll hear from supporting people including one of his robbery victims, but experts say board members have already likely made their decisions. in 2013 they granted parole on some of his charges but he still needed to serve four more years to meets he minimum time behind bars. >> how surprised would you be if he was not grnlted the parole. >> there would be a lot of scrutiny. >> he could be released as early as october. >>> an 18-year-old chicago woman is in stable condition after being shot in the chest during an apparent road rage incident. police say she was shot by another woman yesterday afternoon following a traffic-related gult. the suspect, a 47-year-old woman pulled out a gun fired one shot. two children in the car with the victim are oklahoma and they're not injured. >>> this morning one of the most destructive wild

peyton man ing take over this year, and we spotted where nba star steph curry will be sitting, and lauriebing shoulders with hollywood's elite like samuel l. jackson. we'll have the highlights tomorrow. >> see you then. >> take care. >> "the insider" -- tracking the biggest stories making news today. >> number one -- it's full speed ahead for ben affleck and lindsay shookus. but what about jennifer garner? >> you're the best thing that ever happened to ben. >> did she confront lindsay about their relationship? we're breaking down fact from fiction. then inside maks and peta's fairy tale wedding. >> we enjoy partying together. >> new details about their royal "i do's". >> make some noise! >> and number three -- kim kardashian shuts down drug rumors. >> i don't play like that. like i'm -- come on. >> why the moment confused even her. >> after all that, this table in the background -- >> plus your "insider" bonus. the stars open the doors to their homes away from hollywood. >> we wanted some land and privacy. >> plus -- >> you just came from the edit suite. >> i did. >> how's looking? >> i -

yesterday eagles owner jeffery laurie watching alongside head coach doug pederson at novacare complex team in pad for first time in camas he saw carson wentz light up practice field. eagles owe even if shined against defense, and frank rei ch liked what he saw. >> today was a very good day for the whole owe even if. we had a few snafu is here and there but it was a good day. i thought in the pasting game we really executed well, probably, you know, only one practice i'm not getting too excite budd that is as well as we have executed in the past since i have been here. >> we have done great. we as a receiver did a great job, our line did a great job protecting and we had some good runs as well. >> phillies continue their series with the braves this afternoon at the bank. vince velasquez on the mound for fightins last night phillies had late inning magic begins atlanta. fourth inning phillies down two to nothing, odubel herrera with the base hit up the middle, aaron altherr scores and phillies trail by a one. phillies down three-one, aaron altherr singles and sees an hernandez scores fr

. >> our laurie segall's powerful interview coming up. and do you notice anybody out of place in this photo? look closely, ivanka trump taking her father's seat during a meeting at the g20. why some are saying this is out of line, next. you are live in "cnn newsroom." each year sarah climbs 58,070 steps. that's the height of mount everest. because each day she chooses to take the stairs. at work, at home... even on the escalator. that can be hard on her lower body, so now she does it with dr. scholl's orthotics clinically proven to relieve and prevent foot, knee or lower back pain, by reducing the shock and stress that travel up her body with every step she takes. so keep on climbing, sarah. you're killing it. dr. scholl's. born to move. i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, i accept i take easier trails than i used to. a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but no matter what path i take, i go for my best. so if there's something better than warfarin, i'll go for that too. eliquis. eliquis

teacher from the while whitehall coply district according to the statement from the superintendent lauriett. which reads in part... >> they were inappropriate. he could be losing his job. >> township rose says she keeps a tight watch on her daughter nos' snaps. there's no reason for teachers to be on their student's social media streams. >> absolutely not. i don't think the teacher or any school employee or adult should be contacting any child outside of the realm of their parents knowledge. >> reporter: prosecutors say bore good san knee messaged one former student that he wan wanto have soaks with her. he's been arraigned on unlawful contact with minor. school district says has not been back on school property since these allegations first came to light. in whitehall township, sabina kuriakose, fox 29 news. >> police in egg harbor township they say they've got five heroin dealers off the streets they arrested michael eager, amanda school off -- after searching an apartment in the london court condominium complex. police say they found 456 bags of heroin in the apartment as well as more

and finally i want to thank as i often but but sometimes for get to do, my wife lauri. she actually does an awful lot of work for the free state foundation that goes unrecognized, a lot of behind the scenes work. when i say that, i'm not even referring to what she does tolerating without too much grumbling the often insane hours that i put in really for the free state foundation. so i appreciate everything that lauri does and maybe you could thank her with me. [ applause ]. >> with that, let's get started with our first session. i'm going to introduce our speakers first. with their indulgence and yours too, i'm going to hit some of the highlights that are in their bios. again, i refer you to the more complete bios in the brochure. our initial speaker and really keynoter for the day is howard gelanski. howard is a professor of law at georgetown university law school and a partner as well at the davis polk law firm. and importantly for our purposes today of course, he's the former administrator in president obama's administration of the office of information and regulator

. >> reporter: legal analyst laurie levinson has covered simpson since he was charged and it this era quitted of the 1994 double murder of his ex- wife nicole brown simpson and her friend ron goldman. >> fit doesn't fit you must acquit. >> reporter: that murder trial can be considered by parole board in this case, they will instead evaluate simpson's behavior in prison, his age and when could be a risk to the public. the board is expected to hear from people supporting simpson 's release including one of his robbery victims but experts say board members have likely already made their decisions. in 2013, the same board granted simpson parole on some of the charges, but he still needed to serve four more years, to reach his minimum time behind bars. how surprised would you be if he was not granted parole. >> if he is not granted parole there there been a lot of scrutiny and they will say you treated him wrong, you treated him unfairly because he was o.j. >> reporter: if parole is grant today simpson could be released in early october. friends of simpson says he has been a model inmate w

the workout you watch laurie already like to get out of it and all the cop. have to burry my pain in aggression old they find a bar and drink all night when the bouncers finally kick. to the curb and go score some coke keep the party go until dawn. of my crazy lifestyle spread we'll. wake up with life quickly spiraling out of control i was able to rationalize my destructive behavior because i was still leading the league in scoring big life. like this again after a dozen failed drug tests the n.h.l. put their foot down and threw me in rio. forty eight days later i was sold and out of my mind i traded one addiction for another and spent every waking hour at the casino us. a whale a high roller v.i.p. treatment in vegas and always chasing kid money after chasing bad chasing. i blew over three million dollars at the casinos. the cracks were starting to show and the world could see i was falling apart the team of meds i was sneaking liquor into my soda soon enough the party was back on harder than ever the only way i can sleep was to get completely annihilated or

laurie bought a filter to attach to her kitchen faucet. she now only uses filtered water to brush her teeth and wash her face. >> i'm not buying that it's safe. not yet. not fully. i believe that our water treatment folks are doing the best they can. >> reporter: the water agency says the filter idea is a wise investment to get rid of most if not all the smell and taste problems. and they are also saying thatup, um, it's going to take them a little bit of time to kind of get used to it and it's hard right, because we're trained to believe in our nose and mouth but the water agency says it is safe to drinks. >> it couldn't come at a worse time. a lot of people have out of town family coming in from out of town for the holiday weekend. do they know when it will be fixed? >> reporter: no timeline. they are saying they are putting in products at the treatment facility to get rid of the smell and the taste but right now, the only solution is the cooler temperatures. but yeah, no timeline, especially if they have a large pool in the backyard, fo

in oakland, laurie anthony, abc 7 news. >>> the victims killed in two separate crashes on i-80 near san pablo dam road this morning have been identified. traffic came to a standstill after a car struck and killed 25-year-old lindche tran. she spun out on the freeway and was hit when she got out of her car. the chp is looking for the big rig driver who took off after hitting a motorcyclist just a short time later. 35-year-old nicholas brown died in the collision. officers say the truck made an illegal lane change just yards from the first accident. >>> a napa man struck by a hit-and-run driver on thursday died from his injuries early today. police say 57-year-old andrew lynch was hit by this cadillac escalade suv on redwood road west of solano avenue. 47-year-old was arrested following a traffic stop sunday and booked on suspicion of leaving the scene of a fatal accident. her husband peter huang was arrested at the couple's home in napa, accused of concealing his wife's location and hiding evidence. >>> two residents are in custody on illegal fireworks charges. 14 mortar launching type f

the miss has been busted on one exactly what those devices do and who writes for target for exactly laurie who visited mosul says' the real story of the city's liberation does not fit the media narrative. i think that what you know what the mainstream media sort of sort of does they try to they try to generalize you know the conflict and what's happening they try to package it into these very easily accessible headlines you know like most of those liberated and so you read that headline and you think oh the battle is over you know the operations are over and you know everything must be tied up and tidy but that's just not the case the scale of destruction in mosul is just i know it's almost you know it's an unimaginable hell the city is littered with. unexploded ordinance from airstrikes and it's just going to take you know decades you know if not you know generations to rebuild this city. a number of officials have been shelled did spend this wayland's cast their ballots in a key constitutional vote one which the opposition is calling a power grab by the country's president just hours bef

lisa thomas-laury was celebrated during a luncheon today at the green valley country club in lafayetteill. the former "action news" anchor was praised for had your groundbreaking work in journalism and her effort to empower girls. sharrie williams served as emcee for the event. it was part of gerald henderson jr., part of his charity golf invitational. >>> coming up on "action news" tonight, family members grieve for the victim of a deadly shooting following a violent weekend in wilmington. >>> and the sixers number one draft pick takes in a game at the ballpark and, yeah, he threw out the first ball. and we get his prediction for the sixers for this coming season. cecily. >> after yesterday's relatively cool high of 83 we warmed up to 88 degrees and as we head into august, get ready for another heat wave. i'll explain in the accuweather 7-day forecast. >> those stories and much more when "action news" continues tonight. >> ♪ from the time i was pregnant with him, had so much life and energy in him. he wanted out, and he wanted to conquer the world. right now, quinton's goal is to be a

laurie hernandez "i got this." "i got this."e la vida y esto lo aplica al ambiente polÍtico que se vive en estados unidos en este documento. platicamos sobre lo que piensa el presidente donald trump, su afÁn de proteger la vida privada y su mejor amigo. >> su carrera empezÓ en mÉxico actuando en pelÍculas que Él dice que nadie veÍa. >>en hollywood hay un problema de diversidad por quÉ hay tantos afroamericanos y latinos siendo nominados para premios oscares. >>creo que simplemente es un reflejo de la realidad en la que vivimos. >>o sea que hay un problema de racismo los estados unidos? lo has demostrado todo el tiempoque eres quiÉn eres. le guste a quiÉnle guste. >> eso fue improvisado? >>no se los dije porque no me hubiese gustado hacerlo de repente ahÍ sentí que era pertinente. estÁbamos en unos premios que ademÁs de la prensa extranjera pero para mi si era importante, era importante por lo que estaba pasando y los mensajes que se estÁn mandando que hay que contrarrestar con mucho odio, cerrazÓn, intolerancia, violencia compre

in addition to laurie badura, i also want to thank dr. wesley for working with me to craft this legislation. tim has testified at both a committee field hearing and participated in an opioid roundtable in milwaukee i convened in september. his leadership in wisconsin has been invaluable. i look forward to working with my colleagues on this legislation and additional opportunities to combat the serious that has plagued our nation. with that, mr. president, i yield the floor and note the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: quorum call: mr. sullivan: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from alaska. mr. sullivan: are we in a quorum call? the presiding officer: we are. mr. sullivan: i ask that the quorum call be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. sullivan: mr. president, as you know, for months now, i have been coming to the floor to recognize a special alaskan, somebody who makes my great state a better place for all of us to live,

a lot for her budding career, couldn't believe laurie came to their small town. julia watts fell in love with gymnasic test young age of 18 months olds, also in awe of the olympic gold medalist, before autographs, lori shared their story, her story of successes and with the families. >> she had to wait? all of this hard work will pay off. gets better at anything. just keep going, lori kept saying, you know, keep working keep going. >> keep going. she said meeting the olympian was truly inspirational. added it was true, her daughter and for all kids facing a dream of what hard work and dedication can ultimately get you. >> lori says she owes her success to keeping her confidence and that even when you feel scared or maybe want to quit, the key is to stay focused and get out there, no matter what. she still believes transfers to daily life, as well. >> good message there. >> yes, also nice when someone at the elite level goes to a small town just to share what their experience with local families, working so hard. >> that makes a true athlete, not just athleticism,

. >> reporter: law professor laurie levinson: >> now, there are a lot of things you might say about o.jmpson, and you might even say, well, that acquittal was fair. but to say that he's led a conflict-free life? i don't think so. >> reporter: simpson will remain in prison, until at least october 1. he said he wants to return to he wana, where he lived before his nevada conviction, but parole officials in both states icia agree. anthony? >> mason: john blackstone outside the prison in lovelock, nevada. president trump has had a very public falling out with attorney general jeff sessions, the first tmber of the senate to endorse his run for the white house. here's chip reid. >> he's an amazing man. >> reporter: president trump was namorenamored with attorney general jeff sessions. >> i am pleased to endorse donald trump for the presidency of the united states. of teporter: but not anymore. >> repextraordinarily candid ily caiew with "the new york times," the president gave sessions an angry, public ding fng for recusing himself from the russia investigation. >> reporter: sessions was aske

absolutely laurie and it should be called off to war. china is sending troops to its first overseas military base in djibouti the small east african country already has troops from several foreign powers and many say you explains its strategic importance djibouti a small country in the horn of africa that often slips through the mainstream international media's radar but this week it made it to the global spotlight and here's why two chinese navy warships left port john john on tuesday to launch beijing's first ever overseas military base in djibouti but out of all places in the world wide you pretty well for starters the tiny african country provides access through the red sea to the suez canal one of the busiest shipping routes in the world another key aspect of djibouti location is its proximity to potential crisis areas namely yemen where saudi arabia is fighting who the rebels in an ongoing civil war and somalia a stronghold for the al qaeda linked militant group al-shabaab so what's in it for china officially it's to boost the thou

. >> laurie thomas who works for the town.ed to say she and people that lived on the i land deserved to die. >> it lit a fire under everyone to push and contact the congressman. >> to save the island. >> thomas says saving tangier would mean a special way of life. a place where parents let their children roam free to play in the streets and swim at the docks. >> we're to the point now that we, we need help, immediately. we have been studied. and where the island is going down. we just need to help to come now. >> the mayor is tired of studies of tangi er island. he said the last one took 20 years. that's how long they might have before they have to start evacuating the island. chip reid, cbs news, on the potomac river. no. have a little fun together, or a lot. k-y yours and mine. two sensations that work together, so you can play together. no matter who was in there last. protection. new lysol power & fresh 6 goes to work flush after flush for a just-cleaned feeling that lasts up to 4 weeks. lysol.

. >> reporter: we caught up with laurie cheek. not on the job today but she's like a secret agent on a quality control mission. >> maybe the carpet at inentry, the stock. >> reporter: and file as report. how long does the job take? >> some can take 10 minutes, some can take two hours. >> reporter: she makes up to $700 a month and gets free food and merchandise. while the pay and the perks may be tempting, the government warns there are several scams out there. so if you want to be a mystery shopper, do your homework. legitimate companies dent charge people to work for them. so never pay a fee to be a mystery shopper. lindsey janice, abc news, new york. frmsh every nowhen we see drew tooma sneaking around the weather office. >> live doppler 7 along with satellite. it's nice and cool there and it's going to stick with us over the next 12 hours. we'll have a lot of0s on the board from the coast to the bay and inland. as you look at your 12-hour planner on thursday, we have the coastal and bay clouds. then it turns sunny. a touch warm

mom laurie credits the class with giving ava survival strength around water. >> i'm in the water, she have life-saving skills. >>> hat rig panda may be one o the cutest things you'll see all day today. the baby girl cub was born last month in tokyo. she's just over 1 pound and is about 9 inches. believe it or not, she's doubled her size in about three weeks. giant panda cubs usually open their eyes at 6 to 8 weeks old. >> it reminds me of all the scenes we saw at the national zoo when our cubs were being born here. >> we need another one. >> i know. we sure do. >>> if you want to stay inside and beat the heat on the holiday, there is plenty to keep you entertained. >> here's a look at this week's home video view. >> what do you want from me? >> they did not save your life. >> scarlet johannesen tries to save face in "ghost i discovers the company that created her lied about h going y to the truth. "ghost in the shell" is digital on friday. >> put that cookie down. cookies are for closers. >> reporter: alec baldwin repurposes his monologue in the bonus features for the boss baby. baldw

like most of the neighbors laurie had gone to bed and was awakened by the roar of the storm. >> debris flying. it sounded like a locomotive going by. brad: she stepped out of the bedroom, this is what she saw. massive pine tree crushed the roof and landed on the floor of the living there are dozens of home with similar damage. this home seemed to explode from the inside out. the roof upside down and across the yard. the man inside with minor injuries. very nervous and scared. brad: that is the man they call mr. lou. they call him mr. lou. he has been treated and released. back live, we are looking at the utility crews that are getting in the neighborhood now to start to do repairs. you can see one of the utility poles is down. they have work to do. when we come back at 5:00, we'll tell you the story where the entire home, this house here blew up and went that way. that house the house went this way. clear evidence of the rotation. and the damage tornadoes do. in stevensville, brad bell, abc7 news. jonathan: all right, brad. thank you very much. we are back to one of the main drags in t