leah: you have been warned not to travel at that time. a massive fire at a senior living community, we will tell you all about it. let the arm-twisting "i can republicans get the vote to pass tax reform in the senate? you are watching lauren: -- "fbn a.m.". my "business" was going nowhere... so i built this kickin' new website with godaddy. building a website in under an hour is easy! 68% of people... ...who have built their website using gocentral, did it in... ...under an hour, and you can too. type in your business or idea. pick your favourite design. personalize it with beautiful images. and...you're done! and now business is booming. harriet, it's a double stitch not a cross stitch! build a better website - in under an hour. free to try. no credit card required. gocentral from godaddy. lauren: let's get you caught up on what is happening now, terrifying video of a massive fire at a senior living community outside philadelphia, pennsylvania injuring 20 people, the fire spread the multiple buildings and you see flames shooting from the

leah, we go way back. and i know your work and i've seen your commitment and your faith in the city. and i really appreciate you being on the commission and hearing your voice and hearing your comments and representing families, especially and the youth. so thank you for your service. i know that you are going to be great in the next chapter of your life. in your next adventure, in your career. and we will miss you. and i know we are going to see you more and more on the other side representing youth and families and women's rights and we expect you, and i expect you to be there. so thank you, again, for your time with the commission. having said that, any other comments? from the commissioners? so i need a motion. yes, nadia? >> i want to also express my gratitude and your counsel over the last year, almost. and really look forward to working with you in your new capacity in a district 10 resident. you have been very helpful, supportive and been giving feedback as we move the candlestick phase 2 forward.

garvin: is leah, marty's wife. marty: thank goodness for them because i get to enjoy the miracle of what they helped make happen. it doesn't get any more meaningful and personal than this, folks. garvin: our next story takes us to the baseball field, where david benzer is now helping others strike out fear after a cancer diagnosis. benzer is part of the giants' broadcast crew. his story, though, stretches well beyond the field and into the cancer wing of local hospitals. [crowd cheering] garvin: the san francisco giants fan lucky enough to grab a front-row seat at at&t park-- david benzer: oh, boy, bases loaded. garvin: still sits one row behind david benzer and has for close to 40 years. david: it's been my passion and my pride and my heart to do this, yeah. david: nice play. garvin: david has been a cameraman for the giants tv broadcast for more than half his life. behind the lens, next to the visitors' dugout, his home away from home. david: being a cameraman out in the elements and feeling that all, and feeling

leah on the front row is waiting to hear from you. again, the number to call is 202-895-5560.ave, leah, so they know who they'll be talking to. >>> speaking of thanks, we would like to salute john and melissa meadows, a maryland vet an -- and his wife. the uso is helping the couple to get back on their feet. >> reporter: john and melissa meadows' love story begins in the most unlikely place. >> we met in a homeless shelter. >> i remember her standing at a phone, like a ho standing there, long hair, red hair, and just standing there. it was like something just like, bam. >> reporter: soon, they were married. then came september 11th. >> it was a bad day. >> yeah. >> one day he comes home and goes, i signed up. i said, what? >> reporter: john served two years in iraq shoe when i first got there, i was excited but nervous. >> reporter: it was the bloodiest time of the iraq war. >> a lot of times, you were just waiting for something to blow up, you know. >> reporter: jon's mission was looking for enemy explosives before they killed his fellow soldiers. >> we knew that our luck was

lo is also leah's boss. >> jennifer is giving me notes about my acting right now., jennifer. go ahead. >> these are suggestions. >> suctions. >> reporter: these two go way back. 13 years. they first met when j. lo was dating marc anthony. >> she went to a premier with us. >> i was hoping that jennifer -- because she's so pretty and annoying. soy walked up to her flawlessness. >> which made me laugh. we became best friends and we kicked marc to the curb. >> no, we didn't. >> about that premier. denzel washington was the star of "man on fire." . up next, will the real denzel please stand up? why his new role is hitting closer to home. >> when we think denzel, we think swagger. >> what people write is not who i am. >>> then, celine ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪ it all started when sophia stopped into marshalls and found a mug for surprisingly little green. she paired that with some succulents. and suddenly something clicked. that surpri

leah! emergency! hospital, we left patrick to his work and headed out onto the streets to see first—hand the traffic problems that make this kind of operator routeing a lifesaver. this was especially important when violence broke out during the october elections. flare's ambulances were 33% busier attending to emergencies in these hotspots. the response times we've seen have gone down from 162 minutes, which is the average, which is nearly three hours, which is insane, to about 15—20 minutes. so far, the platform has 30 ambulances online, with a goal to reach at least 50 by the end of january next year. an annual membership fee gives patients access to the emergency hotline and covers the cost of any callouts, which otherwise would have had to be paid by credit card before an ambulance is dispatched. the fee is currently around $15—$20 but flare say this might change as the service matures. eventually, flare wants to add more concierge—style features for its members, like real—time updates and treatme

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leah gabriel has more. >> first responders tell me that most operators do follow the limited rules in they say the neglect are getting in the way and the criminals and potential terrorists have an upper hand against those responsible for protecting our public. >> some of these drones can fly anywhere from 1 to 15 pounds of explosives. which is a huge, huge amount of explosives. >> sergeant randy is a bomb squad commander in california's oeshg county. one of many places where uavs, or drones, have become a dangerous nuisance to law enforcement and other first responders. >> the drone was spotted in the fire-burnt area. >> just a single drone can do seg apartment damage and pick one of the aircraft out of the air. >> according to the department of the interior, last year, there were over 40 reported drone incidents near wildfires. in 2015, california's north fire torched nearly 2 dozen vehicles on a major highway in san bernardino county. >> we had drone operations that actually forced us to shut down all of our air operations. i don't believe we would have seen hardly any vehicles be d

. >> leah freed sedwick owns the old town pet resort outside of washington, d.c. >> i thought, would 7b89 it be a great where there was a hotel for a dog so he could have his own vacation. >> they have cameras so owner can watch their animals online. cats have their own places too. this place offers daily air purification and full-sized beds. pool parties are also offered. cat rooms have skylights so they can sun bathe. back at old town dogs can run through agility courses, go for an afternoon dip, and socialize with other guests. and like any good spa, mani/pedis are on the menu. it's just one way these pets are pampered. fwroomers use pet-friendly products. >> mud baths, blueberry fashls. a week's stay costs about $1,000. for this familying it's money well spent. weijia jiang, cbs news, sterling, virginia. >> it's a good thing my dodd cannot use a telephone or credit card because i'm sure he would be booking himself a room. >>> coming up, returning from space in september, record-breaking astronaut peggy whitson shares a note to hergs. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning

a stray leah has the worst rights of mammal extinction in the world. like other animals the bilby a small nocturnal masuk peel has been in decline since the modern left the land the ranges now math and monitor population numbers using g.p.s. trackers and camera traps then behind a building how they really did attract them from. and why the camera then i would you know you can bring it with if i'm. not serving him and this i have worked mata over and i think i'm a fighter when we're done. here. right. now we've got a bit of bush tucker it's time to set up camp for the not only him but look at. us . this is going to cook up some kangaroo tails this. good like this but i used to just sit back and watch my tears to. him because there's so many of them all over the country in the mud who have a will be like god woman i'm not a clue but the mother of the woman i mean the one well i remember the. blood the but tomorrow we're going to head out to monitor another of the endangered species and blacks like to run well in the. the ranges didn't always work alone i

they would lose their house on sky farm drive to the fire and in their rush to get out, 15- year-old leah would lose thomas the cat she has had since she was 2. >> it's, like, really devastating, like, when i couldn't grab him. he just, like, , like, started clawing at me and slipped out of my arms. >> reporter: when they came back to the rubble that was their home they found a cat's body. >> it was gray and white fur. there was no doubt it was thomas. >> reporter: they held a funeral for cat, even printing programs. they wouldn't learn until 6 weeks after the fire that thomas was still alive. [ meow, meow ] >> i know, sweetie. i know. [ meow, meow ] >> reporter: a good samaritan captured him wandering a quarter mile from the home. the company that microchipped thomas tracked the family down. after weeks of surviving on his own, thomas reunited with his family. >> it was, like, honestly the best day that i have had since the fire, like, it was the greatest thing ever. >> reporter: thomas is home. back from an adventure his family will never truly know. in santa rosa, christin ayers, kpix

sprayed into the air sulfur particles for example could bounce back the sun's rays which could help cool leah. in my view it's too early to utilize methods like the we don't know if they were used regionally or globally how they might affect whether it streams and the distribution of rainfall or grout and flooding. c o two emissions are still rising worldwide two thousand and sixteen was a record year a development that directly contradicts the paris climate agreement. solutions a cold full year old. where we can achieve a long term stable climate is by no longer emitting c o two which changes the climate into the atmosphere and then to deal with some of the impacts that are in a sense already locked in from past emissions we can consider what other approaches might help us achieve and maybe in the end it will turn out. they're not viable that you're going to be our genes are not viable but perhaps also it might turn out that they can help us. pacific island nations like kiribati are already threatened by climate change swift action is needed if we had to prevent such places being completely

as an acrobatic cyclist david was has won the world champion title no less than eight times while leah has chalked up a few awards as well and we followed the two around in berlin to see what they can do. the fine of bike riding demonstrated by god. the two artistic cyclists are practicing for a performance what they do is bicycle ballet tunes all races. whether in a parking garage on the fiesta stage or in the sports arena they give free rein to that ideas and that bicycles. talking so i'm fascinated by pulling out all the stops and artistic cycling to put everything i've got into it body and soul and. also in. covering yourself and try out new things it's. not only that tricks are unusual that bikes too were developed specially to meet the artistic cyclists needs . axl pegs on the rear axle to stand on one to one ratio drive for a fast start and fix gears for riding backwards. this bicycle cost about eight hundred euros. and then when i turn the bike back right side up you can see how the handlebars turn upwards of almost like you're the wrong way around so you can stand on them and

leah thank you very much thank you. well how many transgender how many intersects people do you know if you've never met an openly intersex person the only encounter you may have had with the neither nor gender is probably through the media t.v. for example is a social meet and greet or so is literature well my next guest won a pulitzer prize for his book middlesex that for really the first time gave. broad treatment to a topic that became part of american pop culture i'm happy to welcome to the show jeffrey eugenides he joins us tonight from princeton university in the us where he teaches creative writing geoffrey lived here in berlin i think during the time when he was writing middlesex jeffrey it's good to have you on the show this evening i want to ask you what do you think based on your time here in berlin what do you think it is about germany that made today's ruling possible. what is it about germany i don't know i think there's a fair amount of free thinking over there when i wrote middlesex i was living in show

could do that with a decree thanks as always for great insight into the big issues of the day star leah whitson from human rights watch. the church of sweden has been forced to respond to claims that it's ruled gold must only be referred to in gender neutral terms the story was spread by a number of international news outlets. of course the traditional expressions of christian faith remain in the new worship book however some gender neutral ways of addressing god have been added in some prayers in swedish there is nowadays an official agenda neutral pronoun hen this word is not used at all in the worship book what is in fact happening is this at the beginning of services it will be deemed acceptable to use three different ways of describing the goal and one of those will be gender neutral and the holy spirit will also be referred to in the female a grammatical gender or so reaction i got from guests. john reduces languages for example when it says blessedness a man who walks not in the council of the ungodly we understand that the word means men and women when we talk about mankind it i

leah i mentioned the multi media circus and i say that because you have the usual helicopters in the sky watching the car pretty patel's car on the ground but before that it's right well it's been a fun one to follow literally along with about twenty two thousand other people that we're following pretty patel's flight from nairobi to london they were using flight tracker to do so you could do it here people tweeting about it along the way that's an eight hour flight people were commenting about it like i said the whole time watching it play out really like a movie it went on so long that people started using the hash tag has pretty landed yet one person saying it's not often u.k. politics are more entertaining than kenyan politics but here we are one u.k. tabloids headline reads it's pretty shambolic the prime minister forced to sack second cabinet member in a week her name was also trending in israel with many thanking her for trying to get more funding for the military folks in gaza also got involved here tweeting that i would like to ask patel to take a holiday in gaza see for her

damage in around his county hundreds still remain homeless he didn't live to tell that story and i'm leah hardy and us from in sanaa sixteen is in the headlines again but this time it's about sexual abuse several of the women say their team doctor molested them for years we have their story and your reaction coming up next be sure to connect with us for the hash tag. so that you know where the news grid live on air and streaming online for you tube facebook live on al-jazeera dot com now police in papua new guinea have raided a former australian run prison camp on menace island and have forcibly removed about sixty refugees the facility was closed three weeks ago and authorities cut power and water supplies but more than four hundred refugees refused to leave and have continued protesting inside undertows reports now from minus sign and. the police came in early in the morning more than three weeks after the former australian. prison at its power and water supply cut off refugees who are refusing to leave say they were peacefully resisting but the police hit them with sticks and stones af

. >> reporter: leah corfman was 14 in 1979 when she says moore, then 32, sexually abused her in his apartment. >> he removed my clothing. he left the room and came back in wearing his white underwear, and he touched me over my clothing, what was left of it. and he tried to get me to touch him, as well. >> reporter: gina johnson was 28 in 1991 when she says moore, then 44, made a move in his law office. >> we got up to leave, and when we did, my mother went first and he grabbed he from behind. it was horrible. i felt uncomfortable. >> reporter: moore denies the charge, but these stories, plus his worldview, prompted alabama's leading newspapers to come out against him. michelle holmes is on the editorial board. >> his view is radically out of step with everyday alabama. don't let people fool you in thinking that that's what we in alabama believe, because we don't. >> reporter: in washington, the president remained mum on moore. do you believe roy moore's accusers, mr. president? >> thank you very much. >> reporter: but mr. trump's adviser kellyanne conway suggested having moore's vote in the s

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for patrolling a roiling quote a manner that brings religion or justice into disrepute well sarah leah whitson from human rights watch told me the wording of the law is so vague that it could be used to put any critic of the saudi regime in prison. the new counter-terrorism legislation goes much further than what any terrorism legislation should do it is not limited by its terms to people who commit violence or political analysts or carry out other crimes for political ends or rather includes a wide variety of the oh so called offenses really aren't offenses at all but not only does the law describing them as as crimes describing them as terrorism the prior counter-terrorism law was probably worse than the current law it has some small tweaks in improvements but the fundamental problem remains that for example criticizing the crown prince really appearing in a manner that supposedly harms the reputation of justice a religion is a terrorist offense and what the government has done is use this terrorism law to put critics of political matters in jails in. a hospital in western poland is

england women's interim manager mo marley has given manchester city's keira walsh and arsenal's leah call—ups. the two midfielders are joined by goalkeeper karen bardsley in a 26—player squad for the world cup qualifiers against bosnia & herzegovina and kazakhstan at the end of the month. bardsley returns for the first time since breaking her leg at this summer's european championship. wales centrejonathan davies will miss next year's six nations after being ruled out for around six months with a foot injury. davies was hurt during saturday's defeat by australia in cardiff. he needs surgery — and that means his domestic season for scarlets may also be over. it's a real blow; davies was the lions player of the series against new zealand this year. harlequins centre jamie roberts has been added to the wales squad along with prop scott andrews. england forward sam burgess will return for england to face papua new guinea in their rugby league world cup quarter—final. he's recovered from knee ligament damage, suffered in their opening if defeat to australia. burgess comes in for chris hei

refugees anyway they fear being a trash own again saw it the other thing we need to say is that all stray leah saying again that the refugees will not come here they are saying they must remain in papua new guinea they're striving government is implying that the refugees are making up the they're exaggerating the level of danger that there is in order to try and dissuade to try and change the government's mind of starting governments mind they say that's not going to happen they're not going to come to australia it's been the consistent message for four years now and they say whatever the crisis amount of that situation is not going to change under thomas there from sydney thanks for that. now u.s. president trump is vowing to step up so-called extreme vetting of foreigners also what police are calling a terrorist attack in new york city police were killed eight people rather were killed and several injured when a driver plowed a pickup truck into cyclists and pedestrians in lower manhattan the twenty nine year old suspect was shot by police he's being treated in hospital. has the latest . a f

the last issue i want to bring up is commissioner leah pinnatell and i understand that this is her last meeting and i would like to recognize her as being a family working person from the community that has represented the community well. i want to thank her for all of her hard work, for all of her -- see, you guys don't see the meetings that she goes to. huh guys don't see her running up and down the street one or the other. you don't see her with side bhararas and for that i want to give you an applause that you are very much due. [ applause ] now having said that i want to make sure that this commission appoints someone that is representative of district 10 of the area where all of the capital projects are being done. we want to make sure that we get a working person that understands all of the challenges of people that are in bayview and not somebody that does not have -- that is out of touch with the feel and the cult your of the community. so as we move forward and we're looking for appointments and you can believe i'm looking for people to submit names to you, several names. but

asia fleeing poverty war and persecution and risking their lives in the hope of making it to a stray leah but israeli has refused to accept anyone trying to reach its shores by boat and for four years has paid pup a new guinea to house the refute g.'s official shut down the prison camp after pup a new guinea supreme court ruled it was unconstitutional to host such a camp pub when you get he says the asylum seekers and now a stray is responsibility but he's trailing governor. maintains it has no obligation because they're not on its soil. the un his joined a chorus of criticism overstrain his response calling on the government to move the men to safety in a stray year and to end its policy of same thing asylum seekers to offshore prison camps we have reported on the very dire conditions in the centers it's now really high time to bring an end to this unconscionable human suffering what. the detainees at the camp admit they're fearful of what might come but say they have no choice but to stay put for now. while you are a bit below him has the latest on the story from sydney. we've heard fro

so, in conclusion, i want to thank david german, leah levinson, the technology staff that is with me here today, on preparing for this audit review and hearing. the whole d.t. team has really embraced the audit, and is actively working on improving their processes. right now there is a meeting going on where the strategic plan i shared with you is going into what we call a deep dive, so we are actually working with each one of the divisions and reviewing each individual project and have that dashboard, color coded dashboard to review and i'm aware where each project is. thank you for the opportunity to present and i certainly look forward to working with all of you on technology projects for the city. so, i'm happy to answer any questions. >> thank you, linda. colleagues? >> i do have a few questions. so, thank so much, for presenting today. and it feels like you know, there's quite a bit of work that needs to be done, but i'm glad that we are moving towards a process of addressing it. i had, i wanted to bring up somewhat separate concern, although related to this audit, which is exp

here's correspondent leah gabriel. >> first responders say most operators follow the rules.hey say that some get in the way. >> they could fly 1 to 15 pounds of explosives, which is a huge amount. >> randy is a bomb squad commander in orange county. one of many places where uav's or drones have become a dangerous nuisance to law enforcement and other first responders. >> it was spotted in the area. >> a single drone can do significant damage or take aircraft out of the air. >> according to the department of the interior, last year there were over 40 reported drone incidents near wildfires. 2015, california's north fires torched near two dozen vehicles on a major highway in san bernardino county. >> it actually forced us to shut down our air operations. i don't believe we would have seen hardly any vehicles damaged if we had the ability to -- to bring in aircraft and redirect the fire. >> first responders say they're only seeing an increase in dangerous incidents with drones and maybe the way to fight back, this would be in the interest of public safety and their own. >> ther

leah gabriel here with a follow-up. >> reporter: the new book hacked comes out today but top democratsn things she writes about in the tell all. clinton's former campaign manager admitting he hasn't seen a full copy of the book but her claims about the rigged primary are completely false. >> the allegations she's making are not true. the arrangement in question has been released. what is disturbing to me about this is hillary clinton saved the dnc. >> reporter: tom perez quick to brush the claims under the rug. >> when hillary clinton won the nomination the dnc handed her insufficient substandard tools for success. heather: a new excerpt from brazil's book surfaces detailing accusations hillary clinton's top aides except diminish behaved in sexist behavior. meantime former fbi director james comey under fire again this time for choosing the language in his draft statement from the hillary clinton email case, allowing her to escape potential charges from the fbi for keeping a private email. new memos so an early draft of his statement saying, quote, there is evidence to support a conclu