. >>> hey, lili. >> can you say hi?e started having seizures when she was six months old. doctors later diagnosed her with lennox-gastaut, a rare form of epilepsy. >> the first years were devastating. i didn't know anything about seizures or what life was going to be like. >> reporter: lili, now 17, was having hundreds of seizures a week. the drugs she was taking weren't helping, so her parents enrolled her in a study at nyu langone medical center. four years ago she started taking epidiolex with an active ingredient derived from marijuana. her awareness and alertness increased, and the seizures decreased. >> i think for us, any teeny bit of relief we might get with the seizures is huge. >> reporter: epidiolex is the first cannabis-based drug to receive approval from the fda. the active ingredient is cannabidiol or cbd, from the marijuana plant. >> it represents a chapter in therapy in the united states for epilepsy. >> reporter: dr. orrin devinsky is a lead physician in the research. >> many of these children and young

nick kroll and angeline lily. our show in the heart of hollywood, home away from home for visitors around the world. we love the foreigners who come to see us, especially the young ones back stacking through the state on a budget, sometimes they stay at a youth hostel down the street, the walk of fame backpackers hostel, beds go for roughly $40 a night. you share a room, a bathroom, a share, you share your hopes and dreams, maybe even an std, who knows what you might share. every now and then we like to give a pair of bleary-eyed young people who are staying at the hostel a chance to compete for a free upgrade to a luxurious hollywood hotel suite. that said it's time to play "hostel la vista, baby." cousin sal? >> what's happening? >> jimmy: why are you dressed like that? >> sal: shut and up read the rules. >> jimmy: those pants are at least four inches too long, right? >> sal: 7 1/2. >> jimmy: if you count each leg it's 8. >> sal: i'll walk away. >> jimmy: let's start with the young lady. your name is andrea? >>

. >> there's lily, the first wonderful child. and richards loved this little girl. i feel like iwas just the genetic connection . of course, she got to do a lot of campaign work, work for a lot of amazing people but nothing touches you like or working in your campaign. glenn, pam and daniel, they are also both troublemakers in their own way. daniel is a chemistry student and hannah is an organizer. so i'm very blessed, very, verylucky . >> obviously i've gotten to know lily really well because she did work for me and you and i share the lily collection and also the lauren peterson connection because she works for me as well. we also have reviews about highly qualified, extraordinary young women. you're in la and you and kurt are working really hard organizing janitors, primarily immigrants but all of a sudden your mother calls you.so what did anna have to say this time? >> mom had made the democratic convention speech in atlanta and you may remember, they stop me. repeat the lines and they're just like well, she was state treasurer of texas which is not ahigh-profil

i would start with the lily buds because they're nice and wild, yeah. >> eric: it's a nice texture. >hrooms are amazing. >> fuchsia: yeah. i love these cashews. >> anthony: also prawns served cold with handmade noodles dressed with natural vegetable extracts. >> fuchsia: so you've probably been having all kinds of amazing sichuanese flavors, because sichuan, it's not just about chili and sichuan pepper. it's about -- complex, layered flavors like french sauces. >> eric: yes. >> fuchsia: and there's one of them called -- strange flavor. >> eric: strange flavor. >> anthony: yeah. because it's a mixture of sweet, sour, salty, spicy, numbing, and nutty all together. and this is strange flavor noodles. so, it's just like a real traditional sichuan dish but done in a very refined way. then some soup. a rich, slow-simmered chicken and pork stock, a raft of chopped meat floats on top to clarify the broth. a small bundle of impossibly thin hand-cut noodles made with duck egg yolks, a western sichuan specialty. [ chef speaking chinese ] >> fuchsia: okay. [ chef speaking chinese ] >> fuchsia: ok

so now relative to managed care, relative to j&j, lily, pfizer.i put in this downtrend line, we for the first time in about three years broke above the line, ever so slightly, pulled back, and now we've broken out again. the beginning of relative outperformance to its sector and the spread with the small cap suggests to me that there's more to go. okay now the chart itself ibb and the channel it's been in since the low. literally, a perfect channel and my thinking is that we are at this low end and that we're headed to the high end so i want to be long ibb here. pretty straightforward thesis. >> all right so mike, how you trading ibb >> you know, several of the constituent stocks of ibb, which is basically the proxy for the nasdaq, bio-tech index are trading very cheaply the names he just mentioned, celgenes, lilies, they were trading nine times earnings. we thought they were cheap at 10 to 11 times earnings biogen seems to have turned. but here's something to think about. it hasn't -- it's outperformed over the past month, but not over the past y

lily: yo la pongo en el suelo.jate, si buscas en mi cantera tendrÉ juguetes de mi hija, sevilla de diente porque se maniÁtica, alguna barra dulce, pero amuleto como tal, no. tenÍa una pulsera roja que me regalÓ mi mamÁ, se me rompieron la vuelta busca, pero amuletos como tal, no. creo que la fe es el mejor amuleto, definitivamente. jessica: no piensen que las estrellas escapan de Ésta. la reina del pop, madonna utiliza varias prendas como los collares y las pulseras que traen colgantes espirituales para bloquear las malas energÍas. el nÚmero 13 fue muy significativo para joan sebastiÁn, siempre lo aseguro y lo proclamaba como su amuleto de la buena suerte, pues en varias ocasiones contÓ que a los 13 aÑos recibiÓ su primera guitarra y, para terminar, la bella jennifer lÓpez mantiene este collar para garantizarse un buen dÍa. francisca: quÉ interesante. raÚl: espectacular, de verdad. jessica: todo el mundo tiene algo, y a mientras hice mi recorrido por "univisiÓn", encontrÓ que borja voces tiene un amuleto de la buen

my name's lily salary saldivar. i -- lily saldivar. as a member of the community for eight years, i believe it's an establishment worthy of giving life to san francisco. it's a staple of our district and should be a staple of a center for our tourists to enjoy. i recently moved to the east bay, and i still travel to hometown creamery because it's pretty much the only place he go to get -- i go to get sorbet. i believe that many tourists who visit the downtown area deserve a great experience in excellent ice cream. the statements made by the appellants is selfish and a lack of empathy for hard working sf residents who have earned a place in our downtown center. they say it's not the right location. i don't -- where would be a right location? it's -- it's a volkswagen. it's not as big as a food truck. honestly, it's a dessert truck more than a food truck. they mention these big corporations, restaurants and caves that have no sf -- cafes that have no s.f. heart, and they shouldn't be allowed because they're not in the right location. the

wife, whose nickname was the rose and lily queen.y did you choose this place to hold the competition? i had a few strings i could pull for it to come to the garden museum, for me it is one of the most important places of inspiration for anyone interested in gardens and flowers. i feel that flowers need to get back in touch with their roots, and that is in the garden, in the fields, so the garden museum is the perfect setting, and we we re museum is the perfect setting, and we were blessed that they said yes. it is fabulous, and good luck, i don‘t envy opposition trying to judge those. talking of flowers, the pollen level is high or very high across pollen level is high or very high a cross m ost pollen level is high or very high across most of england and wales. moderate in the south—west of england and northern ireland, central and southern scotland and low in northern scotland. the forecast for today, it is a warm one in the south and we have some rain coming into the north. in the west. so this morning we also have a weather front

lily is pregnant with a baby. >> you know how it goes.ight. >> i'm ready. >> eat everything. eat it all. this is 11:00 p.m. on every >> she's serious. >> you are pregnant? >> yes. >> we did that? >> they call all their friends and family. >> i bet everybody has had vice. take some immodium. >> something like that. it's a baby shower, everybody raise your glass. >> don't mess with me. >> the baby shower, you know this game. you got to dress the baby. you know sometimes throughout the party, mom starts to experience a little movement. everybody rushes around the field. >> and mom, well, she's in the corner drinking. >> it's a great idea to get my mom off the back of my grandkids. >> then you'd have a boo baby. >> then you wouldn't be able to get gifts. >> this is too much. >> oh, we got a problem. >> going into labor. >> this is one you do not want to film, though. >> that's why her friends are outside. he didn't know what to do. her friends are pacing. >> this is one delivery men can actually relate to. >> she is so proud. they're brating.

are you gonna walk faster, or should i get lily's stroller out from here -- ohh, free lotion.hh, you are such a pritchett. what's that suppedlet's go! le! i'm looking for the keys! of course you are. i like being on time.

lily mathis, filling in for bill as he is on vacation. i want to go over a couple items. one is the codifying ordinance for b.i.c. review of legislated items by the board. it was supposed to be reviewed last week, june 14th, but i'm told there's been substantive changes so it's going to come back to you guys again for consideration possibly for next month consideration and have to go back to the board again, so just that. the other item that was discussed or mentioned is a.b.e. accessible business entrance program. we have about 700 properties that have complied. mainly filing exemptions. about over 400. and other ones that are filing category 1. basically they have already complied with the requirement. director hui actually has a press conference monday in chinatown as we are planning a workshop in the neighborhood for sometime july 16th. we are still figuring out the details and also coordinating with chinatown community members and building owners there. merchant walk is scheduled right now with supervisor ronen in the mission to do about a.b.e. and there are other on

that looks like a threatening scenario for lily livered liberals. anna: it is, and the american ambassador to germany says he wants to promote the conservative movement in germany. it was obvious from his move -- from his wording that he was meeting the right-wing populists, too, so there is an alignment between those groups. i just do not think that is what trump hinted at with his tweet. peter: earlier this week, french president emmanuel macron and german chancellor emmanuel merkel met. commentators say the leaders are more dependent on each other than ever before. macron -- needs macron to come up with a pan-european migrant solution. do you still trust in the that willron access n effect save liberal europe? >> france and germany are two or 28 or 19ong 27 for the eurozone, so it's much more difficult than it was in the past for these two to impose compromises, and it's more difficult not only because of the number of member states but also because of the number of divisions we have already talked about in the european union and if thererozone,

we seem to go from lily pad to lily pad.so the information is out there, what is it that you think will happen if you give information to republicans and they can take a look at the whole gamut of it? >> obviously, the informant's a particular identity has been leaked, but we don't know all the sources and methods associated with him. and we can't endanger that. >> there's a reason we have doubt with the department of justice. they indicate that opposition research was provided and funded by the democratic party and hillary clinton and they said that was national security, but it turns out it wasn't. in this case, they will essentially leak it to the news but they won't share with congress. there's a reason why we push back on that top. >> harris: congressman from from both sides of the aisle, thank you. we could be minutes away from the emails in the hillary clinton case. our power panel weighs in, stay close. this is your wake-up call. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, month after month, the clock is tic

say whenen clihowed up to place lily spa and weren't enough beds they were walked down the street. >> husband and wife center of 7th month investigation culminated ton arrest that cohort. pages an pages of felony charges for runni business and tfficking using massage spas as a front. police were tipped off by neighboring businesse concerned about the possibility of elicit activity. according to authorities, their senses were spot on.e 40 men stopped leaving the all admitted to receiving elicit sex acts. many paid60 b plus $40 for the service. >> actually i kind of thought mt >> investigators say see legal activity nearby spas gaithersburgs spa and maryl>>d one of the ringleaders either to pick them up at gaithersburg apartment and then bring the l a sck for a day's of th wwork. it's been prettyneshocking. r expected it rig here in the backyard. >> and tonight t of the thr jail.eaders have bonded out of live tonight in rockville, marina marraco "fox5" local news. >> thousands of peoplepa are rently blowing past stopped school buses in montgomery county maryland. accordinto a new report

. >> tonight we are learning details about the victim, her name is lily press seattle, a city plumber for the public utilities department. described as a hard worker. ve also leaves behind a little girl. we are on the scene this evening with details about what happened. >>> it was just a freak accident here on the downhill slope of 28th street. it leaves behind 20 little girl. after her single mom, 34 years old, was killed. >> they are all here, trying to finish the job. >> reporter: ecru works on a project that was halted by tragedy hours before. >> she was doing her jowas talking to the neighborhood people. she was a hard worker, she came in. >> reporter: she was a city plumber on a one day job fixing the leak in replacing some pipe when a car slipped up a tow truck and hit her. >> my car needs transmission, it had gone out. that is why i called the tow truck. >> reporter: the owner was watching as the tow truck driver tried to hook her black buick up on inclined flatbed. but he was struggling with it. >> i don't think anything broke. he was trying to put the hook under my car. and

coworkers describe lily preciado as always smiling,a gr >> we are heavy hearted. >> reporter: debora villalon, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> san francisco police officer continues to recover at zuckerberg general hospital after being hit by a car. san francisco motorcycle officer was on-duty when he was hit about 9:30 yesterday morning near mariposa street in the portrayal neighborhood. his condition has improved from critical to serious. police say the woman whose car hit the officer stopped and she is cooperating. a witness says she was wearing medical scrubs. and took charge of the situation. >> she got out right away with -- more composed than i would've been and making sure he was all right. >> seemed like veand he >> colleagues and family members at the hospital, and we are all hoping for a speedy and full recovery. >> police say it's too early to tell who was at fault. the investigation continues. >>> secretary state mike pompeo is now in china where he will brief chinese president xi jinping on the status of talks with north korea. yesterday, pompeo met with south korean and japanese

so, now he's at lily's haven.s one has not had something his entire nine years of life. >> going to give him -- >> he's never had a bed. this is his first dog bed. >> he doesn't even know what to do. he really doesn't. >> she has to pick him up and put him on the bed because he doesn't know what to do. the beauty is once he figures how comfy the beds are, good luck getting him out of them. >> it's a wrap. >> watch how quickly he adapts to this bed. >> he says wow, this ain't so bad. >> oh, this is nice. this is nice. >> he's so cute. you love your bed? >> he hasn't had love. he's about to get more than he probably ever thought he'd get because this is his forever family, and i got to say, they are the perfect family for freddy. >> we were so excited, we saw freddy come off the bus when he was res cued. we've been waiting for a dog. we got preapproved. when he came off, we knew he was the one for us and would be a great brother to our other dog, cinnamon. >> aww. as you can see, they have matching tongues. and the

(singsongy) come here, lily. (phil) luke, no. >>> a fire at a recycling center in oakland with smoke visible around the bay area. 'tween return -- 'tween learn more about the challenges. >>> good evening every. the fire was at the schnitzer steel plant at the mort of oakland. and that's where we find ktvu's rob malcolm. >> reporter: this pile of recycled material behind me has stopped smoking. they have received support in fighting this blaze and there were no injuries. >> the thick black smoke could be seen for miles drifting over oakland and thocity of alameda. -- the city of alameda. >> spectators packed in to get a closer look. >> this is kind of scary. >> reporter: the oakland fire department received the call around 4:00 p.m. >> we had a large recycled pile had of metal material that was burning. it was starting to impeaching upon the warehouse -- impinged upon the warehouse. >> reporter: some of the heavy equipment stationed at the plant was used to sift debris. only two private hydrants were on sight so c

so, cam and i have been revising our will to specify who should take care of lily if, god forbid, somethingpened to us. god forbid. i said "god for--" so, we've been dropping by unannounced to, you know, casually assess our candidates. not all of our candidates. no, t-that's true. we did not drop by missour-ah. it's "missouri." no one from missouri would say "missour-ah." i'm so sorr-ah. so, anyway, claire and phil were our first thought, so we dropped by their place last week. [ glass shatters ] you win the award for worst mother ever! i will be sure to thank you in my speech! phil, the frying pan's on fire!

changes we don't communicate with migrants because we don't see them at all in the area so i guess lily's autonomy asli this is now the thirty fourth time in three years that my quince have been moved in paris but the problem seems to be cyclic it's never ending. oh. oh. oh oh oh oh authorities it do you to continue to clear out of the camps that emerged along paris. canals in the next few days yet with the capital already overflowing and didn't estimated five hundred fifty extra my quince arriving every week this seems to be little if can do to keep a lid on the problem even ski party paris. the un has raised the alarm over deadly violence in the libyan coastal city of derna in the past week at least five civilians have been killed two of them children the eastern city has been surrounded since july by the libyan national army which opposes the internationally recognized government the blockade has caused severe food and medicine shortages for more than one hundred thousand people the head of the u.n. humanitarian office in libya spoke to r.t. instability is high in various places and th

one and you've got the other and you've got donald trump that looks like a threatening scenario for lily livered liberals yes it is and i mean the american ambassador to germany has said he wants to promote a conservative movements in germany and has pointed to quit but it was very obvious from his wording that he was meaning the right wing populist to so this is there is an alignment between those groups i just something that's what trump hinted at with his tweet ok well earlier this week french president emanuel mccraw and german chancellor angela merkel met for talks in the german government guesthouse north of berlin commentators say that the two leaders are more dependent on each other than ever before needs medical for his ambitious plans to press ahead with a more federal europe merkel needs mccrone to come up with a plan european migration solution. do you still trust in the medical access that. it effects a liberal europe. we are. france and germany are two countries among twenty seven or twenty eighth or nineteen for the eurozone so it's much more difficult than it was in the p

doesn't make sense to put the markings out here and don't have signage to that they law is about">sot<lilyones/concerned about lack of signage: "yeah they should probably let people know, yeah, no right turn here, something like that cause i wasn't definitely aware of that, like probably most people aren't either">in fact accordning to the city of concord bicycle, pedestrian and safe routes to transit plan... a no turn on red sign shall be installed overhead to prevent vehicles from entering the bike box. but there is no sign here. however concord's interim city engineer told me those no turn on red signs should be installed by the end of july...in the meantime be careful out there. in concord haaziq madyun kron4news (vicki) the n-t-s-b is sending an investigator to look into a tesla battery fire in southern california. take a look at the video. the model-s caught fire on friday on a street in west hollywood. actress mary mccormack shared this video on twitter after her husband's car caught in fire-- shooting flames near the front wheels. she says there was no accident and the incident was

tests because i'll tell you you're not going to you're not just pure lily white whatever that you think you are in even if you are who cares who cares and also you know the idea of ever having babies you know it it's a lot of pressure in a world that is under financed and overpopulated and lacking in resources where we need to be don't tell don't want. people to have more kids and then tell black women that they should thout having kids and not expect for things to go or better when you when you see stuff like that you know studies like this is where you see a lot of those like you know the dark ugly places of life you know society and human moomba sickos of the internet kind of latch on to these things and be like see see you know other one of the most important things to remember is all this comes down to care and we as a society don't care enough about our elderly no matter what color you know we have this inside and don't put you know don't put our tax dollars in the right places to take care of ourselves so we don't see declining numbers like we're seeing and in the case of baby bo

there are no labour frontbenchers here, lily no members of the government, the parties are opposed toa of another vote so it is difficult to see how this suggestion of another boat might work out in practice. but politics is very volatile —— another vote. warnings from business, government ministers are adamant that brexit will happen at the end of march next year and no deal remains on the table. this demonstration proves that two years on from the referendum and nine months before we leave, politics and the brexit debate it as polarised and divided as ever. thank you. turkey's president recep erdogan has called on voters to re—elect him tomorrow, with sweeping new powers — on the final day of campaigning in the country's presidential and parliamentary elections. he's facing a strong challenge from a newly united opposition, led by muharrem ince, a former physics teacher leading the centre—left republican people's party. from istanbul mark lowen reports. tu rkey‘s turkey's opposition has finally found its voice. for 15 years it has been fractured, unable to challenge president erdoga

tests because i'll tell you you're not going to you're not this pure or lily white whatever that you think you are and even if you are who cares cares and also you know the idea of ever having babies yeah it's a lot of pressure in a world that is under financed and overpopulated and lacking in resources where we need to be don't tell does a white people to have more kids and then tell black women that they should thout having kids and not expect for things to go better when you when you see stuff like that you know studies like this is where you see a lot of those like you know the dark ugly places of life you know society and human. and we were the sickos of the internet kind of latch on to these things and we like see see you know other one of the most important things to remember is all this comes down to care you know we as a society don't care enough about our elderly no matter what color you know we have this inside don't put you know don't put our tax dollars in the right places to take care of ourselves so we don't see declining numbers like we're seeing and in the case of ba

london breed has very much carried the mantle of ed lee, and lily brown.a pro-business progressive in the city. there is some backlash to how much that has taken over the city, the gentrification and homelessness that results from that, so i think there's a proxy fight that takes place along those lines. it's not strictly left births -- versus farther left, it's more where are you, where are you, where are you -- >> when edley was first running for mayor, the tech leaders openly embraced and campaigned for him. london breed has some tech money backing her, but they are not showing up on her endorsements. they are not campaigning with her. there is a tech backlash right now. >> real quick, if she doesn't win, we will have two races statewide where the voters thought -- they were scammed. this ranked voting could get a backlash against this, there's a backlash now against proposition 14 because voters don't seem to be getting exactly what they are asking for >> i think they know what they are doing, even if we try and say, this candidate, that candidate -- s

what we have found is the two fbi agents involved in looking l investigation had the thumb on the lili, and award to being issued based on the dossier, to obtain a warrant against carter page as part of the trump campaign and rosenstein was in tha events. let mueller do his job but is investigation person they were worried about the fisa abuse, the two fbi agents in charge of the investigation were in the for thetion person they were investigating? heather: we will look at that report soon and we will see who does have something to worry form of an indictment or something else. great to have you with us, thanks for coming in. the supreme court rules in favor the supreme court rules in favor of the baker who declined to create a custom wedding cake for ouple, some say it is a big deal, others say the dispute is far from settled. the american unity fund and tony perkins with family research council. ♪s ker you've ever met. there's a lot of innovation that goes into making our thinnest longest lasting blades on the market. precision machinery and high quality materials from around the wor

. >> car lily no longer lives in fear. she obtained asylum and is now a permanent resident. not every child is as fortunate. carlos saucedo, abc 7 news. >>> police in american canyon believe they've identified a car belonging to someone involved in a rash of vandalism we told you about here on abc 7 news. home security cameras captured video of a dark blue car that appears to be a dodge charger. that car may be connected to someone shooting out of windows of more than 2 dozen vehicles between 2:00 and 4:00 friday morning. detectives are urging residents to check their home security cameras for anyone shooting at parked cars. >>> a grassfire that broke out in concord yesterday afternoon quickly grew to 25 acres because of the high winds. it took fire crews more than two hours to fully contain the flames burning along the road between willow pass court and driftwood drive. our walnut creek camera captured the black smoke rising beyond those trees. the chp shut down traffic in the area while firefighters gained control. >>> those winds are also responsible for knocking down tre

the second is on an individual landmark the rear portion faces lily's ally and a mural was paint on the back sponsored by the arts commission. at that time the h.p.c. also issued a c. of a. for that in particular going back to the bill graham center at the c. of a. there are alteration to the elevation of the bill graham center and auditorium that again the commission balances all policy and guidelines they have before them primarily the secretary of interior of standards in decide what's the best approach in deciding the project can proceed in plan while respecting the character of the district. >> commissioner: thank you. i have a question for m mr. decani. i'm assuming that the art commission either rotates or moves the artwork or curates the artwork in either this or other historic landmark districts. have you ever had to get a c.o.a. before? >> we have the right for display or removal of art on public land. we do that as a function of our duties every day and week at the art commission. a lot of the work in the historic buildings are moved in and out, we're resident of the veterans

. >> we traveled with lily ray and her bay area humanitarian group. they raised 1,000 pounds of clothes and toys to donate to shelters certificate flg migrant children in mcallen. they call themselves the mcallen 12 and they call themselves -- >> i want my mommy -- >> every child deserves that. >> we met a young mother and her son from honduras at a bus station near the detention center. she and her son were just released from three days at the mcallen facility. >> did you get to stay with your son? >> translator: thank god the new law was in place, because if not, we would have been separated. >> they left to get away from violence. >> she was helped by the i want my mommy group who arranged to get clothes to her before going on a bus to stay with a relative. >> it's such a good feeling am thank you to everybody who put us in this position that we were able to come here and feel good about this. >> cheryl jennings, abc 7 news. >>> hundreds rallied in san francisco yesterday calling for an end to family separation at the border. >> thank you very much

his committee has not shown that they have a single offensive opportunitiy lily lile -- on th battlefield with the tax cuts, it will increase costs and healthcare premiums for everybody else. the more they learn about it, the more unpopular it becomes. we found out that taxes will go up for synagogues and churches. this bill is getting more unpopular by the day because wages are not keeping up with the cost of living and people class people were not prioritized. >> dana: there you have it. republicans and democrats going to the polls to see who will be the nominees. thanks very much. >> thanks dana. >> dana: a massive demonstration in iran challenging the gift. citizens are protesting economic problems. the u.s. restores sanctions shouting death to high prices. the currency is collapsing as the government struggles to tackle double digit inflation and high unemployment. many shops in tehran's oldest bizarre shutting the doors worried about their future. president trump threatening new tariffs on europe and a growing trade dispute what he's saying about harley-davidson's plan to shift prod

this as president trump held his first but lily not the last meeting between him and kim jong-un. >>sident trump striking an optimistic tone following his face-to-face meeting with kim jong-un. the was offering security assurances in exchange for pledge from the north to the nuclear rise. president trump also agreeing to suspend joint military exercises in the region and tr >> we south korea. i would like to be able to bring them ckhome. >> the agreement signed today does not specify how north korea will give up its nukes, or a system for the u.s. to verify it. the president relying on greater access that could come if the warming of relations continue. >> it will be achieved by having a lot of people there. as wedevelop certain trusts, and we think we have done that -- >>reporter: the summit is being hailedlies in the region as an important first. that could lead to a formal peace treaty ending the korean war. >> i support the assignment of the agreement. >> itwas a great victory achieved by the united states and the two koreas and a huge step forward. >>> the president -- >>reporte

and lily joletta. john burnett is with us as well. gop strategic advisor. ford, let me start with you. the pressure is mounting. we know bills will be submitted tomorrow. but president trump had to make this move today. he expressed outrage. he said he was shocked and appalled. the talking point is why didn't it happen sooner? >> it put the pause on the over thetop outrage. over the top outrage. the primary interest is not these children. it's full and open borders and release and and necessary city for all illegally detained immigrants. charles: the left is saying it's not enough. then what is enough? what do they expect to get? >> that's where this is going to get interesting. we have this executive order that's supposed to stop things in the immediate future. but we are punting to congress. there are a million problems with our current immigration law. and to see things change we obviously need legislation. democrats and republicans will have too come together in some fashion. republicans will have to come together in to fashion. and there is not even ag

. >> reporter: we traveled with lily ray and her group. they raided a thousands pounds of clothes and toys to donate to shelters. they call themselves the mcallen 12 and have their own slogan. >> i want my mommy became the favori favorite. who doesn't understand that in any language. every child deserves that. >> reporter: some of the mommy volunteers were with us as bhet -- met a young mother and her son from honduras. they had just been released from three days at the facility. >> did you get to stay with your son? >> thank law was in place because if not, we would have been separated. >> reporter: they left he on a bus to stay with a relative. >> it's such a good feeling. thank you so everybody who is able to put us in this position and feel good about this. >>> hundreds rallied in san francisco yesterday calling for an end to family separations at the border. >> we are taking our country back. thank you very much. >> speakers and immigrant rights group condemn the policy they call the separations inhumane and deeply traumatic for those

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. >> we traveled with lily ray and her bay area humanitarian group. they raised 1,000 pounds of clothes and toys to donate to shelters serving migrant children in mcallen. they call themselves the mcallen 12 and have their own slogan. >> i want my mommy became the favorite. because who doesn't understand that in any language. >> every child deserves that. >> some volunteers were with us as we met a young mother and her son from honduras at a bus station near the detention center. she and her son were just released from three days at the mcallen facility. >> did you get to stay with your son? >> translator: thank god the new law was in place, because if not, we would have been separated. >> they left to get away from violence. >> she was helped by the i want my mommy group who arranged to get clothes to her before going on a bus to stay with a relative. >> it's such a good feeling am thank you to everybody who put us in this position that we were able to come here and feel good about this. >> cheryl jennings, abc 7 news. >>> hundreds rallied in san fra

surprising her 9-year-old daughter, lily on it, during an end of the year assembly.she was introduced as a special guest who comes from far away. she had this emotional reunion with her daughter. it was hard being away from her two young daughters and was excited to surprise liliana. >> it was definitely difficult. but i'm just so happy to be back brick -- back. >> there are so many people don't know what we go through, being away from our families picked i t that it uld be cool with everyone. >> after reuniting with her daughter, bailey answered some russians from the other students and she encouraged them to believe in themselves and always follow their dreams. >> how sad we are when we are away from our own children. 10 months in afghanistan. we have to thank her for her service. and to everyone deployed overseas picked thanks for watching, everyone. 4 on 2 is next. dr. oz: super carbs to super charge your weight loss, b with a new way of eating. and a surprise reunion with the him.ho saved would you like to meet him is it >> yeah. plus terry crews opens up about

.> actually i of thought at mayy >> investigators say the illal tivity spanned from lily sparb at ay office unit in rockville to angela's spa in gaithersburg to spa in. mary one of the ringleaders would pick up the women and send uber to pick them up apartment and bring them back to one of four locations for day's worth o work. >> it's ptty shocking. never expecd it right here in backyard. learnd tonight we've that two of the three ringleaders have bonded out of jail. live tonight in rockville, marinaco m "fox5" location. >> apparently thousands of people blowing byto sed school buses in montgomery county maryland. according to police report they've written more than 30,000 citations thisou year. t 179 citations per day. th is video from one of those buses, you saw that car speed by.et fortunately the saf patrol person stopped the students were crossing the street and getting hit. he got a life-saving award. the driver received a $250 ticket. >> we've been writingfo tickets years. i've been f traffic officeror i'd see or the bottom line is you didn't think they were manyc theamera do

. >> tonight we are learning details about the victim, her name is lily press seattle, a city plumbers department. described as a hard worker. ve also leaves behind a little girl. we are on the scene this evening with details about what happened. >>> it was just a freak accident here on the downhill slope of 28th street. it leaves behind 20 little girl. after her single mom, 34 years old, was killed. >> they are all here, trying to finish the job. >> reporter: ecru works on a project that was halted by ag

marshall talk in the lead with 38%, tony thurmond in second place with 13%, lily with 17%. >> we willskies. phil martin is in the weather center with a look at what to expect. >>> definitely, we dropped temperatures yesterday, 15 degrees yesterday. today we dropped anothe5 degrees, temperatures generally are trending down because of this deep marine layer being fostered by low-pressure center offshore. you can see the current temperatures here in the current highs from today. ac like alejo, concord, i und expect concord to be 84 today this time year but there is a system to the north and it is week, this area appear is counterclockwise telling you it is a low and not supposed to be there. this has been the pattern literally the last month or two, we have had these low pressures come in, change the inversion so we get a deep inversion that pushes cool moist air inlet. temperatures now where they were last night, maybe a little cooler. salesforce building lit up with the lights, no fog, maybe some patchy fog but not much. that is part of the symptom -- symptoms of the low-pressure becau

four years ago, car lily aguilar fled guatemala and made the tough decision to leave everyone and everything behind for a better life on her own. >> i miss my parents. but i know that i am good here better than guatemala. >> it's story's like hers that prompted catholic charities to put on the tournament. spanish for soccer with a heart. the event raises money for unaccompanied minors who cross the border but face an uphill battle seeking asylum. it was a nice reprieve for kids who can't play outside in their home country because of the violence. >> it's unsafe to go outside. they have gangs, they have a lot of violence. they cannot do that. they don't have the privilege to go outside and play. >> that's why many of the immigrant children risk their own lives trying to cross. >> i tell the police if they want to send me back, sebd me to another country but not guatemala and not to mexico. >> she no longer has to live in fear. they helped her obtain asylum and is now a permanent resident. >> carlos saucedo, abc 7 news. >>> president trump is trying to shift the focus to stopping criminals. th

lily bernard. >> the next memory, i'm on the floor, on the carpet, and i remember the sensation of thepet against the flesh of my back, like velcro, like this, and it hurt and i couldn't move because of the drugs. i remember him on top of me. >> many of these women said they had something in common. cosby took advantage of them when they were young and vulnerable. it was too late for most of them to have their day in court. the statute of limitations had run out. some expressed frustration cosby had never been prosecuted. heidi thomas. >> maybe we can address an ep dem i -- epidemic crime. >> a few years afterward a knew d.a. was elected in pennsylvania and he charged cosby in the constand case. >> today, after examination of all the evidence we are able to seek justice on behalf of the victim. >> in december of 2015, bill cosby was arraigned on three counts of aggravated indecent assault. >> mr. cosby, you want to say anything? >> cosby pleaded not guilty. >> mr. cosby, how do you feel, sir? >> with a trial, andrea would have to take the witness stand and relive her nightmare. >> comi