leah? leah: all right., so many people in such a desperate situation, yet crooks preying on disaster victims happens every single time. in the aftermath of storm harvey help from victims pouring into texas around the country but there are scam artists already using the storm to take advantage ever the situation. what can you do to help or avoid getting scammed? here is the cyber guy, curt knutson. >> good to see you. leah: shameful for that people want to to steal from those that need help. how can we help. >> your friend say link here, get an email. seems natural to hit a link on email. don't do that. don't link from any email you receive or from anywhere in social media. even though from a friend, it could be forwarded, they could be forwarding a bogus website. already, after for example, katrina, about 4600 bogus sites went up hooking for fund to help the victims of katrina, but they were not going to anybody in that region. instead they were all crooks. two guys started something from the salvation army

with brand-new look. >> leah remini is in.season is out. >> erin hayes was fantastic. nothing to do with her. we needed to take the show in a different direction. >> reporter: kevin's a widower in this new direction. e thylstorine picks up a year te and he's reunited with his old police partner, that's where leah comes in. >> look at you. with the beard. >> yeah, looks good, right? >> no. when you have a connection with somebody and you have chemistry. it doesn't go away. it's like riding a bike. >> i can't ride a bike. >> reporter: that chemistry is undeniable. the first time we saw it was almost 20 years ago. when think they first co-starred together on "king of queens." >> i dug into the etth vault. and i found the first ever set visit that we did with both of you in 1998. >> let you have it? >> i have some quotes. what do you think you said about leah? >> i said i loved her. she was pain in the butt. when i first started with her, she was annoying. when i got the know her, it went down more and more. funny back then, right

as kevin james reunites with leah remini. what they really thought about each other?d. because he's a horribl >>> star trek discovery premiered last night. now star son theek what martin green is on the cover ♪ >>> i think it was after we shot the first episode live in front of the audience. that's when it hit me. i mean, we all came out and we realized that it's another show night. exactly like 11 years ago. >> oh, i love it. that is debra messing on the return of "will pand pan grace" this thursday on nbc. >> you're a little bit excited. we all are. one of the the great sit comes of all time. they showed up at tribeca tv festival. we'll have more from them on thursday. >>> tonight, on cbs, it's the season premiere of "kevin can wait." with brand-new look. >> leah remini i kev's tv wife from the first season is out. >> erin hayes was fantastic. nothing to do with her. we needed to take the show in a different direction. >> reporter: kevin's a widower in this new direction. thore styline picks up a year after last season's finale. and he's reunited with his old police

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>> reporter: leah's prognosis is excellent. she and her family are squarely focused on helping others. kids and adults in need of bone marrow transplants, especially in mixed race or minority communities. >> if you're white and from northern european background, the likelihood of finding a match is 70%. if you're african-american, it drops to 19%, 18%. >> reporter: leah has become a poster child of sorts for be the match.org, helping to dramatically increase the number of prospective donors. on tuesday there is a fund-raiser, a golf tournament in livermore for leah's honor. >> she has no idea. i said, you're changing the world. she said, i know. >> reporter: in oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >> so sweet. if you'd like to find out how to be a marrow donor, we have a link be the match on our website abc7news.com. >>> preparations for fleet week are well under way. >> i believe that there is nothing more exciting and no better place to be during fleet week than on the water. >> you'll start seeing the first signs of fleet wee

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she said, i know. >> how cute is little leah. so precious.ws at 4:00. abc7 news at 5:00 starts now. >>> a bunch of noise and smoke started coming out. >> for the second day in a row, a major rock slide at yosemite. at least one person is hurt. >> plus -- >> it was scary. >> scary and crazy. a police chase of a stolen car. in the middle of it, the guy jumps out of his car so he can carjack another one. >> stabbing at a san jose high school. arrests are made and video of what happened is being passed around. >> and finding a solution to the housing crisis. the mayor says he has a plan to build 5, n000 >>isaster strikes for a second straight day in yosemite. rock and granite break away from el capitan crashing on to the valley floor below. that's why you're seeing all that dust. >> a viewer named attempt are tweeted this video showing how it looked from the valley floor. this shows where the granite probably slipped away from. >> just cracking, a bunch of noise. >> my wife is pregnant. my first reaction was get her out of the car, start running,

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. >> 19-year-old leah loves her three dogs. they go everywhere with her. >> do they sleep with you here? >> yeah. almost every night. >> that's right. after a day of playing in the backyard and strolling the neighborhood, dirty paws and all. >> come on, guys. >> they all wind up back in the bed with leah. >> what do you think is on their paws. >> it is scary to think about. i don't know. >> we decided to find out. >> are you ready to get swabbed kevin? here we go. >> we swabbed all their paws and sent the samples off to a lab. shawna wallace also sleeps with her two small pooches, scotty and angel. at shawna's apartment, we applied a fluorescent marker to track the dogs' paws and turned off the lies and shined a light on to the floor. >> your dogs have been all over this apartment. >> look at the prints behind you. they're everywhere. >> oh, my gosh. >> it doesn't hurt at all. >> i swabbed their paws too. the dirty dog paw results are in. time to reveal the details. >> kevin, your retriever, has ten different types of bacteria.

[ cheers and applause ] how funny is leah remini? >> yes. pic. she is joining the cast now. >> she is on the cast. >> jimmy: "kevin can wait." >> yes. we're going in a whole crazy direction with the show. and it's amazing, because we're going to the workforce, and i end up working with her at like a private detective agency. and it's great. because it gives the show drive. and it's gonna be -- it's a lot of fun. we shot like four -- three or four episodes so far. and it's amazing. she's incredible. >> jimmy: i can't wait to see it. you guys, i want to show a a clip. here's kevin james in the season premiere of "kevin can wait." take a look at this. >> oh, no. >> what's the matter? >> my visa has expired. it says here i could get deported. >> wow, well, you keep in touch. [ laughter ] >> dad, come on, this is serious. let me see that. >> it just -- it makes no sense. i filled out all the proper paperwork. >> you know, you got to stay on top of those things if you want to be a citizen. i mean you can say a lot about americans, but we're not la

here's what they think about it leah from my completely unscientific poll what you have popped up on twitter as you mention can we have a look at the way i've had the festival thank you for the responses almost three thousand one hundred votes in this poll in this state seven minutes left and overwhelmingly eighty three percent of you who replied to my polls that don't mess with it don't double the character limit and part of the eighty three percent quite happily leah i want to jump from one on one platform to another one talk about telegram now which is basically i mean it's like messaging that whatsapp but with this big focus on christian. iran filing criminal charges against the boss of telegram and telegram itself and the company ok so the iranian government believes that telegrams being used for sharing and its words extremist propaganda and child pornography telegram c.e.o. of elder rob he reacted on twitter ironically enough saying that he was surprised since quote we are actively blocking terrorist and pornographic content in iran i think the real reasons are different dr al

i'm leah boleto. coming up...ays, wales beat moldova to go second in their world cup qualifying group. but a crushing night for the republic of ireland. they're third after a defeat to group leaders serbia. and chris froome extends his overall lead at the vuelta a espana after winning today's time trail. hello, welcome to the programme. we'll start with the world cup qualifiers that have just finished up. wales took their time but managed a 2—0 win over moldova this evening. well, our sports correspondent katie gornell was watching the match with us tonight. katie, it was hard work watching the game, wales did really make us wait, didn't they? but they got those three points. there were quite a few nerves in the stadium. they left it late. 0n there were quite a few nerves in the stadium. they left it late. on paper this should have been straightforward, moldova are ranked 159 in the world and were bottom of the group but they proved stubborn opposition and it took the introduction of 17—year—old liverpool striker

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm leah boleto. coming up this evening. pliskova is knocked out of the us open — three americans are through to the semi—finals. andy murray confirms he's likely to be out for the rest of the season. and it's been a tough day in the mountains for chris froome at the vuelta a espana. all of that to come but first this evening we'll start at the us open in new york, where world number one karolina pliskova has been knocked out of the competition in straight sets by coco vandeweghe, who now becomes the third american into the semi—finals. adam wild reports. it is one of the game most intimidating arenas and when you are world number one there comes greater pressure to perform. a place and a grand slam semifinal at stake buffer karolina pliskova, the title of the top ranked player. coco vandeweghe, the americans serving up what the american crowd wanted to see. break came her way, coco vandeweghe finding a way to stay calm and composed. discover is number one for good reason. shots like this one took the first set towards the t

let me start with you, leah.ful but people say sanctions particularly at this point with someone like kim, last a nuclear bomb, doesn't want to give it up, some military action has to be used. >> he is saying north korean leader is doing what iran did buying time while we supposedly have sanctions. when you look at sanctions, our country as a whole would have to make a decision, we'll see how your sanctions go, really choke out north korea. we have to be willing to stop trade without china. we have to make the national decision. secretary mattis says we have a military option. we've been hearing there is no military option to strike north korea without thousands of people getting killed in seoul. secretary mattis saying no we do have an option on the table, my experience working with the military which we have different on the shelf options. the one i would see based on completely open source, there is lot of information we don't know about options, just open source information my experience we would do something

but so, too, are isaac, jacob, sarah, rebecca sarah's a jewish name, by the way sarah, rebecca and leah, who just happened to be patriarchs and matriarchs of the jewish people. well, you won't read about that in the latest unesco report, but if you want to, you can read about it in a somewhat weightier publication. it's called "the bible." i highly recommend it. i hear it even got four and a half out of five stars on amazon. and it's a great read. i read it every week. ladies and gentlemen, a moment to be serious. despite the absurdities, despite the repetition of these farcical events, there is change, slowly but surely. there are signs of positive change, even at the united nations. mr. secretary-general, i very much appreciate your statement that denying israel's right to exist is anti-semitism, pure and simple. now that's important because for too long, the epicenter of global anti-semitism has been right here at the un, and while it may take many years, i'm absolutely confident that the revolution in israel's ties with individual nations will ultimately be reflected here in this ha

along with their athletics on hand and they have two other children leah who's twelve and daniel age. right where i'm tagging along on this excursion while the boys try to catch lunch down. memory with her was. done can trace his ancestry in the fact. the islands back to eight hundred fifty. they fished in these waters and they were the land. he's a man of few words what made you want to go all the way. yeah. so. that's what. you must have said something right because. i think so. but. nothing. deficient biting today and when it comes to my questions neither is dan. men don't give up. despite our best efforts at fishing we return home empty handed but luckily mary joy had defrosted the last catch just in case so what's in the. you know it's not you also oh it's so. ok and that's not all they've been cooking up and you're pregnant you're expecting wow. in january yes. can i help with anything. it's not so. thank you. that's right. you can tell us we're doing. that so. yeah i heard of mary joyce clearly at home in the faroe islands. she speaks fluent fairways went to university here and

along with their athletic son hands and they have two other children leah who's twelve and daniel eight. right back where i'm tagging along on this excursion while the boys try to catch lunch down. memory with her. dad can trace his ancestry in the fire. islands back to eight hundred fifty. they fished in these waters and they were the last and. he's a man of few words what made you want to go all the way. yeah. so. that's what. you must have said something right because. yeah i think so. because it was like. nothing. the fish aren't biting today and when it comes to my questions neither is dan. men don't give up. hope. despite our best efforts at fishing we returned home empty handed but luckily mary joy had defrosted the last catch just in case so what's in the. you know it's not you also oh it's. ok and that's not all that been cooking up and you're pregnant you're expecting well oh. yeah in january yes. can i help with anything. that's not so how can thank you. great. you can for a long. time so it's. kind of merry joys clearly at home in the faroe islands. she speaks fluent fairway

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we spoke to one such athlete, rising taekwondo star leah moorby, and her dad, gary, about the sacrifices b to i have gone from training at the club to training full—time in manchester but there are still a lot of that that is self—funded such as protective equipment and training gear. the sports aid money is helpful towards that. protective equipment can be very expensive and with a new electronic system as well, the sensors and footpads, it can be 70 euros per time, it is not cheap. did you ever think you might have to stop with taekwondo because of the cost and the time? no. but thatis of the cost and the time? no. but that is a constant work in progress. we have not thought about stopping but it gets difficult. you have got to keep working at it. various ways to keep working at it. various ways to get sponsorship then, and the likes of sports aid, and other sponsors that have helped. how much has it cost to this year, this career? altogether? thousands. when you total it all up from year to year. 10,000, 15,000, maybe. accommodation, flights, entry fees. ayew thankful to your family f

i'm leah boleto, stay right where you are because we've got more world cup qualifying action on the wayles away to moldova. can gareth bale help close the gap in group d. chris froome nearly doubles his lead after winning the individual time trail at the vuelta a espana — he's aiming to wrap up a tour de france—vuelta double. anthonyjoshua says he can't wait to get back in the ring after announcing he'll defend his wba and ibf world titles in october. coming up, i'm at lord's looking forward to the third and final deciding test match between england and the west indies. the west indian players are buoyed by something new, and something precious... they trained here today with self belief. welcome to sportsday. plenty to get through but we're going to start in moldova, that's where wales are tonight for their latest group d world cup qualifier. chris coleman's side boosted their hopes of qualifying for next year's world cup with a 1—0 win over austria on saturday, and now they're hoping to follow that up with another three points in kishinau. tomos dafydd reports from the moldovan capita

welcome to sportsday, i'm leah boleto.hasn't played sincejuly and today andy murray confirms he's likely to be out for the rest of the season. it's been a tough day in the mountains for chris froome at the vuelta a espana. stick with us for all the details. could it be all change for women's super league? there are proposals to streamline the competition to just one division from two. coming up,joe coming up, joe root, captain of england, speaks to me before the third, and decisive test match england against the west indies here at lord's. wellcome. plenty to get through but we're going to start with the news that andy murray's season is over. he posted on social media earlier he was cutting short his 2017 campaign, preferring instead to recover fully for next season when he'll return to action in the brisbane international. the bbc‘s tennis correspondent russell fuller is in new york at the us open. i think most of us expected he would not play again this season and although keys left the door fractionally agile saying he

then you reach leah paine's house.for hillary still stuck in her lawn, rainbow stars and stripes, and a homemade planned parenthood wreath. get the picture? >> my neighbor to the north had a trump sign, my neighbor across the street had a trump sign. i voted for her and i would do it again if i could. >> reporter: these kids and their moms staunch liberals leaving deep in a red state. >> after the election, there were kids in the cafeteria talking about building the wall. there was this kind of baiting going on. >> i get poked at and made fun of a lot for being the black sheep of the family. they're concerned that being a democrat means i don't have a relationship with god. >> reporter: over in deep blue southern california, we met republican women feeling similarly shamed. they meet on a private facebook page to chat. without the cyber backlash. it's all republican moms? >> yes. not necessarily republican. we say if you support trump. that's where it's kind of shifted to. it has gotten so bad for people. they need a s

tonight stephen welcomes laura dern, leah remini and musical guest trombone shorty, featuring jon batistean.

abc 7 news reporter leah melendez got a sneak peek this morning and posted this video on facebook. tickets will go on sale to the general public tomorrow. the trendy popup museum opens on grant street near union square on sunday after soldout runs in new york and los angeles. we put a link for tickets on our website, go to abc7news.com. i think a dive into the sprinkles pool would be really fun. >> i want to be the first one. >> right? not to mention the instagram likes you'll get. >> and the jealousy. >> yes, the jealousy. >>> folks outside of the bay area jealous for our weather for the coming weekend? >> probably should be. much drier out there. if you step outside now, the humidity gone. temperature is going it drop. going to feel like fall this weekend. warm sunshine that could reach the coast. bigger touch of fall next week. see the morning marine layer that brought drizzle to a few of us. you could see the highencroach. that's what's left over as you look from emeryville. looks hazy out there. may be a little hazy. not because of the humidity. di dupe dew points down thanks

at 5:33pm letsjoin leah boleto at 5:33pm lets join leah boleto with the sports news. thank you.s season with his hip injury. he pulled out of the us open two days before the tournament began and hasn't played since wimbledon in july. he posted on social media that he was confident after an extended period of rest and rehabilitation, he'd be challenging for grand slams again next season. england have made one change to their team for the third and final test against west indies at lord's. the series is level at 1—1. bowler toby roland—jones comes into the team for chris woakes. he was dropped for the game at edgbaston in favour of woakes, who was returning from injury. this test will be england's last before the winter's ashes. this week we went in, we've gone in thinking, what side will win in these conditions, looking at the surface, the way toby has been bowling this summer, it was a big asset, chris coming back in. and producing the form that he did last summer. producing the form that he did last summer. and i fully producing the form that he did last summer. and ifully expe

studio: leah boletta, thank you. we will see you there at the bbc sport centre later.adults, but this time the author anthony horowitz has placed himself at the centre of the story called the word is murder. it's the first in a series about hawthorne, a former cop sacked by the metropolitan police. one critic says the book is the most audacious yet written by the author, and it's already prompted a debate about what's real and what's fiction. anthony horowitz is with me now. it's good to have you with us. it's good to have you with usm it's good to have you with us. it is nice to be here. and i've got the word article because well. the word is murder by anthony horowitz, a familiar name on a lot of book covers, including in my house i am pleased to say. how did this come about? i've been thinking about writing whodunnits for a while now, i wrote the magpie murders and i wa nted i wrote the magpie murders and i wanted to do something different, i wa nted wanted to do something different, i wanted to do something different, i wanted to take the murder mystery idea and gi

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let's talk to leah now the you could as we said connect on any number of issues you know but it's the trends which you're starting to notice exactly we've taken a step back and tried to look at this over the course of the last few years because there are a hinge a crisis is undoubtedly growing online but we really wanted to know how the world is talking about it and what questions you're currently asking now according to google trends the search about the only took off in the last month you can see there is really no conversation very little actually until august happened in the peak but it's been going on since two thousand and fifteen genocide and mass murder are other topics related to the searches about the current crisis and me and mark now regarding people's questions google put out the top five questions that people are curious about the first one being who are him where is really what is the range of crisis why is this happening and how can people help however from the millions of post regarding their own henge one of the most retreated is from un secretary general antonio goo

hello, i'm leah boleto with the latest from the bbc sports centre.nated proceedings on day two of the deciding third and final test between england and west indies. it delayed the start of play by 15 minutes. and the players came off again after just 20 minutes. our sports correspondent joe wilson is at lord's. it was clear from the body language that west indies and jason holder would have loved the stay out there. stokes and bairstow happy to reach the century and the peace of the dressing room because conditions are still absolutely spot on for bowling, murky, floodlights on and we saw a lovely delivery from roach to get rid of milan for 20. milan and stokes tried to get on with things and make the most of any moments you get at the crease in those conditions and milan's frustrations, not just about this but his medium long—term future with england with ashes to come. this test match is still very much alive. we might not get much more play today but we still have the weekend today but we still have the weekend to come. west indies will be despera

question what she has this is what she has said why not you can do you know yet i let me bring it up to leah by not condemning a bill is she providing cover for the military is seems like that what we believe on so sochi have some limited power because of the constitution and miller create twenty five percent of miller creek and all the pali mess so if she has a less control and the three key ministry also and the hand of the military as well but the fact is on sense hooty is a difficult lot of that this country so she is the most responsible she have to be to speak out loudly what about against the human beings this is most important she come with a justice she could come with the right word to use this she need to use a strong whatever we have on is not according to international law is a violation of international law so she has to realize that and money i'm just wanting i mean i know that all the blame falls on and son suchi but shouldn't druther be the commander in chief. and who still spoke about a little bit earlier on who controls the army europe and the other parts of that also wher

nine-year-old leah at pediatric unit this afternoon. got very sick at four years old.ecital would be the best way to honor her caregivers. >> i cant save your life like you did to me, but i can play piano. >> she sure can. cancer free for five years. >> san francisco never an easy place to p cark but residents saw it's so intolerable, asking the city for help. jonathan bloom has a plan the mta wants to test out. could vote on it next week. >> having a car wasn't a problem. >> didn't think of it 20 years ago. i would come home and not think about where i was going to park. >> reporter: but now drive up any one of the steep narrow streets, nothing but cars bummer-to-bumper. >> some park here to take a cab to the airport. >> reporter: free parking and people know it. >> commuters come to park all day. 24/7. >> where do they go? >> stations are near here. >> reporter: sign a petition to create permit parking zones. >> in a lot of neighbors, more cars than spaces. >> reporter: each household allowed four permits. under new rules would be two. >> people taking up four spaces

that energy and food-wise was inspired by leah chase to what we're doing today. not looking back only, creating modern. something that was inspired by the past, but also contemporary, right? so farmer's market, but also harlem's food scene is really inspired by two things. the great migration and global immigration which makes it much more diverse than you would ever imagine. - and in fact the menu at the restaurant and the menu, or the menu of recipes i should say in the cookbook, actually is not simply what you would think from a harlem restaurant. it's not as far as it goes, soul food say, right? - well it's inspired by stuff, but it's also what i want to explain to people is it's a highly diverse community. and it's been forever. you know el barrio, there's this beautiful latin gem in harlem, east of us, which started as a puerto rican american community and today is a mexican american community. so things are changing. it's still latin, but it still serves pernil and cuchifrito, but also has tacos and this tiny shift i want to explain. you know we have littl

abc 7 news reporter leah is live with this development. >> reporter: for those of you who do rememberthe gibson was scheduled to hold a rally in san francisco. cal has confirmed he will be on campus tomorrow and this is what they are saying, he has not been invited by the university, he will be treated likeer private individual and will not be allowed to use a mega phone during his speech. myelomade an aappearance at berkeley yesterday. his rally only lasted 15 minutes. the other speakers scheduled for free speech week has already announced they were not coming, including luis yan who e failed cal's spoke's person. >> he said don't you know what's going on. i said no. he said this was a set up. we knew it was going to be cancelled. i didn't have an intention of coming. >> reporter: in that e-mail it was known they didn't want to go through it with last week and completely decided on wednesday. the event is expected to cost the university $800,000. eight to ten law enforcement agencies were brought in and dispersed around campus. the only rally going on was one from an ultimate that le

nine-year-old leah at pediatric unit this afternoon. got very sick at four years old.t like recital would be the best way to honor her caregivers. >> i cant save your life like you did to me, but i can play piano. >> she sure can. cancer free for five years. >> san francisco never an easy place to park your car but residents saw it's so intolerable, asking the city for help. jonathan bloom has a plan the mta wants to test out. could vote on it next week. >> having a car wasn't a problem. >> didn't think of it 20 years ago. i would come home and not think about where i was going to park. >> reporter: but now drive up any one of the steep narrow streets, nothing but cars bummer-to-bumper. >> some park here to take a cab to the airport. >> reporter: free parking and people know it. >> commuters come to park all day. 24/7. >> where do they go? >> stations are near here. >> reporter: sign a petition to create permit parking zones. >> in a lot of neighbors, more cars than spaces. >> reporter: each household allowed four permits. under new rules would be two. >> people taking

here to react, fighter pilot and fox news contributor leah gabriel. thank you for joining us.st incident. >> reporter: >> my marines with the family and those involved in this incident, so difficult when this happens. they will try to care for injured servicemembers coming in burn unit and several locations in san diego and the surrounding area to get them care. the next thing that will happen is they will conduct an investigation i am sure has already begun. there are specific going through all the details and working hard to determine what happened but to give you some background this is an amphibious assault vehicle that caught fire during a training incident. those will transport marines from sea to shore. that is one of the operations marines are excellent at conducting, basically from anywhere in the world inbound, if you think of operations we may and hopefully don't have to take part in in the future like north korea, how would we get troops ashore, use things like amphibious assault vehicles they were in but the real issue is why are we seeing so many training inciden