i've changed their name to lily. lily was a 12-year-old seventh grader. a direct message from someone she suspected she knew. time lily wase of an excellent strong friend to this person who she thought was her friend. and over the course of time this particular person, and i believe i named hurricane, actually complained about her body change. ,ily gave her excellent advice sing don't worry about anyone, don't worry about what everyone thinks about you, you are a strong beautiful woman. kate did the unthinkable. exposing her an image a females just breasts, couldn't see face. and she had asked to lily for her opinion. lily was shocked by receiving the image, but lily stayed strong and told her, your beautiful regardless. -- you are beautiful regardless. it didn't stop there. kate begged her to send her an .mage so she could compare her through her coercion, lily did the unthinkable. she took an image of herself, which exposed her face and breasts. immediately after receiving the image is when this so-called kate changed. kate was not an 11 or 12 euros sev

lily was front and center at david's graduation. >> it is a full circle moment for lily as well. advocating for herself and david inspired her to be a lawyer. both kids are sray would ver made it here without students rising above. >> it is a whole community of people that allow you to see your future as a success. >> had it not been for sra i would have never gone to berkeley. >> now back to the party. for students rising above. >> you can catch up on the previous scholars and learn more about sra by going to our website. we'll be right back. . >>> today's fruit of the day, there arelons att reach their peakness and sugar. nectarines is one ofutthe textu. they have a delicious flavor. when you cut them and bite in, perfect. selection and storage very important. when you buy your nectarines, let me set this down. i am going to eat this by the way. beautiful color. red, yellow -whites and very important, the skin and heavy, that means it is packed with juice. a lot of times they are firmer than you will with peaches. but them on the counter and in a day or two they will be softer

>> lili. lili: lo que es lo peor que te ha pasado en "el gordo y la flaca"?iempo te tomÓ convencerlo para esta entrevista? >> estoy allÁ a las 6:00 de la tarde y me da lo mismo si quieren o no, voy con las cÁmaras. lili: no recuerdo el aÑo, pero el famoso dueto que hizo con gloria estefan, Éramos fans. alejandro no quiere hablar de esto pÚblicamente, luego lo entendÍ perfectamente. pide disculpas por lo que pasÓ en el aviÓn, ella se enoja y empieza a grabar lo que estÁ pasando. los mandara bajar del aviÓn, Él inmediatamente regresa y trata de hacer la explicaciÓn que estaba dando . dice que cuando se baja se da cuenta que tenÍa que pedir una disculpa inmediatamente. un transatlÁntico de 12 horas, 10 meses sin estar en la casa. cuando todo esto pasa, inmediatamente pide una disculpas. despuÉs que todo esta bien, para quÉ seguir hablando de esto? no cree que se merecÍa que lo bajaron del aviÓn, es lo que pasa . sin embargo, tambiÉn hay testigos que se bajaron del aviÓn por si pasaba algo, que ellos fueran testigos. >> quÉ tal es la novia? lo ves muy enamorado?

caller: good morning john and hi, lily. this idea -- lily, you are spot on. where trump seems to deflect and brings up this notion as silly teachers,bout arming when they are not doing anything about the nra and the power of the lobby. we massively update and overall the way the lobby is handled in our country, this is never going to get fixed. it is down to the point where it is god-awful. we have senators and congressmen alike that stand up there and say -- that is the first words. we are so sorry for their loss. point -- itto the has gotten to the point it does not even mean anything. it is something they are saying just to say it. the lobby -- the nra and the lobby is so strong and them so much pac money going to everybody and these guys are not willing to let it go. host: thanks for the call. we will let you take his points. guest: you love anyone who says your spot on so he is my new best friend. we are not alone. that is a parent calling in. a lot of our teachers and support professionals are already in school today. they might not be watching the show

. >>> still ahead, what do nordstrom, eli lily have in common in the meantime, here is what is comingon "fast". >> announcer: 2018 is shaping up to be the year of the vol. one trader says that's a good thing. he'll tell you how to profit >>> plus -- chinese internet stocks are imploding but one could be a buy when it reports next week. 'lgi y t ne en "fast money" returns >>> welcome back to "fast money. what a crazy roller coaster week for the markets with the dow moving triple spaces up and down nordstrom up 12% verizon and chipotle up 3% we thought it would be a perfect time to play, trade it or fade it now you know how it works but we'll remind you here. we'll give you the name and you'll tell us if you're buying it, aka, trading it, or fading it, or selling it. got it all right. kicking off with eli lilly b.k., trade it or fade it? >> so, this one -- actually not this week it's been a big mover. it's been a big mover from july from 88 bucks up to here similar to apple, though, this looks like it's too steep so i'm going to fade it not that i dislike lily but at some point you have

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both kids bounced around foster homes, but lily never let go of david. along the way, becoming his protector and educational champion. seeing to it that he made it to cal. >> i brag about david all the time. >> reporter: like any proud big sister, lily was front and center at david's graduation. it's a full circle moment for lily as well, advocating for herself and david inspired her to become a lawyer and legislative advocate for children in the foster care system. >> i have my dream job, this is what i said i was going to do. >> reporter: both kids are sra alums, and they pointed out that they never would have me to here without students rising above. >> it's a community of people that allow you to see your future as a success. >> reporter: >> had it not been for sra, i would never have gone. >> reporter: now, back to the party. for students rising above, i'm kristin ayers. >>> to learn more about our students rising above, you can head to the website, kpix.com/sra, and we'll be right back. offmighty delta four heavy rocket, with nasa's parker solar pr

and lily leadbetter is here. >> what a case and life you have had. just to recap, you sued good year in 1999, when you discovered in your 19 year career, that your male counter parts were being paid more than you. you were awarded $3.8 million in back pay and damages and good year appealed and it made it to the supreme court. tell us about that. >> that was an awesome experience, but as the film stated, i looked at the make up of the course, at, and i was a e ar leery. but there was other men that made good rulings from back in the day of sandra day o connor. you never give up your hope and trust in the system. and i believed in the system. and the system, i lost the war, but i won the battle because it has paved a way for other people without a doubt to final a charge and to get their due. >> you lost that supreme court case, you didn't get the money, but in the obama administration, but the first law he signed changed it for every other woman going forward. it started with you and your case, but the decent, and we heard her give the decent in that

como nos dice marÍa lili delgado, el jefe del ejÉrcito hablÓ sobre la situación.iolencia y abogÓ por el diÁlogo. >> no tratamos aspectos que no son de nuestra competencia.roe carÁcter apolÍtico de nuestra instituciÓn. marÍa: Éste especialista en asuntos de seguridad cuestiona esta posiciÓn, porque en el acto estÁn presentes las banderas de el gobernante. >> hay una hipocresÍa. el gobierno dice que es apolÍtico, pero estÁn vinculados polÍticamente con el rÉgimen ortega murillo. marÍa: el jefe del ejÉrcito no hablo de los grupos paramilitares o parapoliciales que operan en el paÍs, sobre los cuales el presidente daniel ortega ha brindado varias o clarÓ que eran fuerzas que organizado. esta semana cambiÓ su versiÓn y los llamó "policÍas voluntarios". >> son terroristas, porque lo sembrar el terror. >> aquÍ tenemos un ejÉrcito, tenemos una policÍa y un pueblo totalmente comprometido en esta batalla contra el narcotrÁfico, el crimen organizado, el terrorismo. marÍa: para expertos, con este mensaje de ortega en el acto militar, el mandatario deja entreverque mientras cu

i'm worried about lily. i don't get your obsession with this.ething else going on. (lily breathing heavily) i'm dying. please. please help me. bradley: charge to 200. clear. (tires screech, horn honks) -conrad: ready. -bradley: charge to 200. clear. we lost her pulse. ♪ (flatlining) bradley: time of death... 21:58. (panting)

host: thank you, lily. let's go to patty calling from connecticut on the independent line.ood morning, patty. caller: good morning. i think a lot of people don't know the facts about the head of the -- the ex head of the cia. i don't know how he qualified to be in the cia. whot of all, after 9/11, doesn't think we have a converted muslim as the head of the cia? host: where do you get that information that he's a muslim from? several fact checking organizations have said that is completely unconfirmed. caller: it is fact. go on google. you can see it. he's a muslim. he converted. i'm telling you. go on google. you will see it. he voted for a communist in the presidential election. this man is not qualified. they should give him a lie detector test. he's forming a coup against our president. this is like a third world. all,e trump strips them everyone of them. host: let's go to sandy from orlando, florida on the democratic line. caller: good morning. i'm so afraid hearing the people that call in. and have drank the kool-aid we are in a big mess. what do they think about all o

lily, we're ready for dinner, sw-- oh. big smiles! [ camera shutter clicks ] great. let's take a look. mitchell: great. okay. not bad. not bad. um...let's shake out our faces. really? who took the online course? shake 'em out. all: br-br-br-br-br-br! yep. that's perfect. 1...2... chee-e-e-se! chee-e-e-se! [ camera shutter clicks ] okay. great! um, mitchell, can i see you over here, please? hang tight, sweetie.

and if you turn your visit right this amazing display of water lilies awaits visitors boats must travel slowly here and avoid making waves the reason the colony of whiskered turns which build their tiny nests on the lilies floating leaves. authentic odessa and cooking is the name of the game at the grand house was once home to a famous ballerina no visitors come here for regional speciality is prepared the old fashioned way and while the cooks slave away visitors can lie back in a hammock or take a snooze on an old fashioned hospital bed. head chef other xander kovacevich shows us how to prepare for schmuck the traditional jewish herring starter. just. to make force mark you have to chop up all being greedy and finally right here. many people use a mincer it's much easier that if you chop it all up by hand it will taste is totally different every single ingredient makes its mark who was the boy. and while the city's geography means fish and seafood essential to address and cooking all that some it tells us the trick to getting it right is to take your time. as the evening draws in the t

lili smith/san jose unified "...it has appropriate bathrooms, it has a gym and it is just abetter fit for a middle school aged student..."the promise charter parents had hoped for a downtown school to be close to the the tech museum of innovation, which was going to help with the schools innovative ciriculum. yolanda bernal-samano says allen at steinbeck school, five miles south of her downtown home, is just too far away.yolanda bernal-samano "....transportation wise it's just not going to work, we had hoped the district would come around andgive us one of the schools in the downtown area..." (rob live) yes, the district says transportation is available. the kids could ride a bus, bt the charter school or it's families would have to would have to pay for it,no different than other public school families. barring a change of heart on one side or the other, it looks like the promise charter families will send their kids back to their neighborhood schools this fall. live in san jose rob fladeboe kron4 news. a health alert has been issued for salads and wraps that were sold at popular gro

a small thank you for lily. —— i thank you from lily.to that great generation, room and bring the sacrifices that they made to make this modern britain. caroline davis at the tate modern in london. caroline davis at the tate modern in london. in a moment we'll have all the business news, but first the headlines on bbc news... a warning from the governor of the bank of england — the possibility of britain crashing out of the eu without a deal is ‘uncomfortably high' —and that a ‘no deal‘ scenario could mean disruption to the economy. the sister of the missing midwife, samantha eastwood, has appealed for information about her whereabouts after she was last seen leaving the royal stoke university hospital. and as forecasters say europe could record its highest ever temperature later today, tourists and locals have been warned to stay out of the sun and to keep hydrated. hello. in the business news this afternoon... in the business news this afternoon... bank of england governor mark carney tells the bbc the chances of a no—deal brexit is "u

even think about this question" the whole focus of the revolutionary narrative, the about thearrative lilydirection -- the declaration of independence, who wrote that she went to the constitutional convention and wrote the constitution. the emphasis was on formal as the electoral process. there wasn't much room for women is narrative. but over the past couple of decades, there has been an expansion of the idea of the political realm. in this expansion has allowed us to incorporate women into the narrative and then to ask this question -- what were women's rights and how did the revolution change the political status of women? the entire program sunday at 2:00 p.m. eastern. you are watching american history tv only on c-span3. >> sunday night on "q&a." >> what must that felt like? >>[crying] hearing is the cries of immigrant children who had just been separated from their parents in a border patrol detention facility. it was audio i obtained a month and a half ago or so. lawyer, civilof a rights attorney on the border and she had obtained the state and thought it was important, and shared i

you can head to theird website ind out how to give lily a home. that is her makeover, she did not look like this a couple weeks ago when i saw her. she is adorable. by lunchtime mostly dry, 83. and by the afternoon, that's mostly scattered showers and storms. doforget coming up this saturday is clear the shelters. our big pet adoption to the nbc washington app to find out more. here's future weather later on this evening we'll see the storms developing. look at that. this is d mostlying and after the evening commute. i think most of the rain will develop shortly after th. evening ru tomorrow we still have a chance. thursday, friday and let's head to melissa and w seet the roads look like. good morning, melissa. >> lorton 95 north and left side blocked by a disabled vehicle and seeing dels northbound and southbound in the main lanes, as well. inbound 66. earlier problem through mona looking a little better than it was. we'll keep our eyes on that one, as well. uthbound here on 270. frederick. southbound 270 after arbanna, disabled vehicle in the le

while, england beat south korea 2—nil with goals from sophie bray and lily 0wsley.cup campaign continues after a comfortable victory here in front of another sellout crowd. after an underwhelming group stage they found themselves having to win this crossover match to reach the last eight and they did so with relative ease. do you know what, we got 10,000 people cheering for us, more back home and we are home, but on tv, and we wanted to put in a good performance for ourselves and these quys performance for ourselves and these guys here and you can feel the crowd getting behind us and everyone stepped into the breach and thought we have nothing to lose, home world cup, want to do well and we did well in the tournament. it's job done but next up on thursday's quarterfinals england will come up against a familiarfoe, the england will come up against a familiar foe, the defending champions the netherlands and a team who have already scored 26 goals in the world cup so far. england will have to find some ruthlessness if they are to match them. so here's the confirmed lin

maría lili delgado, univisiÓn.recipicio. fÉlix: vamos con los deporte. -- deportes. nathalie juÁrez no tienen informaciÓn nathalie: graciasarrancamos con informaciÓn. amÉrica recibiÓ a pumas, al 1 minuto bien el gol para pumas. ven el empate de las Águilas . al 71, gonzÁlez pone todopor uno y martin le dio el empate a las Águilas o por dos final. puebla visitÓ a pachuca con la intenciÓn de romper su mala racha. habrÍan marcador con un remate de cabeza y mÁs adelante gutiÉrrez ampliÓ la ventaja para los locales al 77 con un remate de zurda. ganando por cero los "tuzos". no vamos a la liga espaÑola. el valladolid se enfrentaba el barcelona. robert o retrasa para de dembelÑe convierte. la juventushizo su presentaciÓn frente a la lazzio. cristiano cerca de marcar su primer gol, perofue su compaÑero el que la empujÓ para el final. hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn . para mÁs, "contacto deportivo". arantxa: mÁs adelanteen un tributo a la vida del senador mccain. ♪ david. lo siento pero tenemos que despedirte por el dui que te va

caller: good morning john and hi, lily. this idea -- lily, you are spot on.here trump seems to deflect and brings up this notion as silly teachers,bout arming when they are not doing anything about the nra and the power of the lobby. we massively update and overall the way the lobby is handled in our country, this is never going to get fixed. it is down to the point where it is god-awful. we have senators and congressmen alike that stand up there and say -- that is the first words. we are so sorry for their loss. point -- itto the has gotten to the point it does not even mean anything. it is something they are saying just to say it. the lobby -- the nra and the lobby is so strong and them so much pac money going to everybody and these guys are not willing to let it go. host: thanks for the call. we will let you take his points. guest: you love anyone who says your spot on so he is my new best friend. we are not alone. that is a parent calling in. a lot of our teachers and support professionals are already in school today. they might not be watching the show b

desde managua, marÍa lili maria: me de daniel ortega tuvo su primer impacto negativo en el sistema deifestaron ademÁs: " como todos entendemos, sus Únicos pecados fueron tratar a pacientes con lesiones ocasionadas en protestas y exigir un divorcio de la prÁctica mÉdica de la polÍtica." este es uno de los doctores despedidos-- >> deberÍa hacerse diagnÓstico de algunas patologÍas muy complicadas. es decir, nuestros cardiÓlogos infantiles trabajan muy bien aquÍ, trabajan en colaboraciÓn con ellos. marÍa: tambiÉn serÁ afectado el programa de intercambio quirÚrgico de los residentes de medicina de leÓn en su Último aÑo, quienes viajaban a un hospital de carolina del norte por cuatro a cinco semanas como parte del proyecto. los mÉdicos norteamericanos ademÁs expresaron: " debemos recordar que no somos jueces, somos mÉdicos y tratamos a todos por igual, sin importar sus preferencias polÍticas, religiosas o de pensamiento." los mÉdicos despedidos en leÓn apelaron al ministerio del trabajo y denunciaron que los funcionariosque les recibieron la denuncia habrÍan sido despedidos. las afueras de

speakers include senator blumenthal and women's rights activists lily ledbetter. nia: hi, everyone. welcome to working women will stop kavanaugh. give it up!

. >>> solo 16% de los dueÑos de pi yos que manejan cuentan con un tipo de arnÉs, lily tiene dos perras

well, for comic book fans, there is if angelina lily creating a buzz in marvel‘s ant—man and the wasp, there is nicked off and following his dreams of rock stardom in heart speak loud. —— heart speak loud. and for gemma arterton fans, there is gemma arterton, just being awesome in the escape. let's start with and man. did we need a sequel? is the world crying out for this? a p pa re ntly is the world crying out for this? apparently so. it is three years since the first one. this is ant—man and the wasp. paul rudd and eventually lilly as the title characters, returning, better known as scotland hope. michael douglas is back as well as hope my father, doctor hank pym, the science boffin. this time, villains are after his secrets. they are after what he knows about shrinking. there was a lot of shrinking in this film. let's look at if angelina lilly as the wasp in action. —— evangeline lilly. i wouldn't mess with her. she is cool i wouldn't mess with her. she is cool. there is a slight difference to the first one in that it does feel more like a free hand. paul rudd, who is and man, shar

lili smith/san jose unified "...it has appropriate bathrooms, it has a gym and it is just abetter fitr a middle school aged student..."the promise charter parents had hoped for a downtown school to be close to the the tech museum of innovation, which was going to help with the schools innovative ciriculum. yolanda bernal-samano says allen at steinbeck school, five miles south of her downtown home, is just too far away.yolanda bernal-samano "....transportation wise it's just not going to work, we had hoped the district would come around andgive us one of the schools in the downtown area..." rob fladeboe/san jose "....a spokesman for promise charter says it is committed to working with the district to hopefully work something out for nextyear. but this fall, the families signed up for promise charter will returnto their neighborhood schools. in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news kron4news jose rob fladeboe schools. in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news forecast. taking a live look outside at s-f-o.kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with the forecast lawrence karnow: hiig

. >> this is lily. lily is almost a year old.et this, guys, she was rescued from the british virgin islands during the hurricane last year. >> wow. >> part of a litter rescued after the islands were decimated and brought back to the bay area. we adopted her. she is a fantastic dog. lots is lots of energy. >> she likes to run with you. >> yes, uh-huh. next up, the dog -- this looks like -- >> not a good angle, rob. >> nobody looks good from that angle. >> we call him a jedi breed dog. he puts mind tricks on you to get all the treats he wants. >> he's adorable. your dogs are all over social media. they're insta famous. >> we hope your dog had a great national dog day. got out for a walk, i hope. >> yeah. california, number one in states that love their dogs. thank you so much for joining us ahead of your work week. our next newscast, "today in the bay," starts at 4:30 tomorrow morning. have a great night, everyone. >>> what you think is responsible for your success? >> my father. >> this week some of our favorite guests talk about

lili smith/san jose unified "...it has appropriate bathrooms, it has a gym and it is just abetter fitchool aged student..."the promise charter parents had hoped for a downtown school to be close to the the tech museum of innovation, which was going to help with the schools innovative ciriculum. yolanda bernal-samano says allen at steinbeck school, five miles south of her downtown home, is just too far away.yolanda bernal-samano "....transportation wise it's just not going to work, we district would come around and give us one of the schools in the area..." rob fladeboe/san jose "....a spokesman for promise charter says it is committed toworking with the district to hopefully work something out for nextyear. but this fall, the families signed up for promise charter will returnneighborhood schools. in san jose rob fladeboe kron4news (sports) coming up i'll have all the day's highlights and scores. ♪ ♪ ♪ yeah, because you're mine ♪ with chase atms serena can now grab cash on the go, all with the tap of her phone. ♪ stop the things you do no card? no problem. life, lived serena's way. cha

. >> working directly from jane, quote, dolly, lily and i are planning to be in it.ld us last year that the time was right for a sequel. >> we certainly need it. i mean, equal pay, which is one of the issues that we raised, is still not achieved. >> fonda expects current workplace issues to be used. if they're not, i'm not in it. >> jane, lily and dolly will reprize their acts. >> kelsey grammar is now reportedly taking meetings with writers about a possible reboot of "frazier." >> all right, i'll do it. >> this is despite what he told us two years ago. >> you know, i could see it, but it's not going to happen. >> kelsey may be rethinking that after the run of reboots like will and grace and another show that was reported to be returning, "mad about you" may not be returning. >> it's happening. >> i don't know. probably not. >> paul reiser told nischelle that it's still being negotiated. >> yeah, yeah, let's do it. hold on a second, we have to figure out the business. then it's all caught up. >> everybody has such a great time. >> i doubt it, but if it happens, i'll

lily played frostbyte and after it premiered, taylor made moon men. >> my award. very proud of it.get one in my life. >> she's so down to earth. she's just a good woman and a good mama. >> and a good wife. you know who her husband is? she's married to kings of leon front man. you know what his favorite room is in the house? the kitchen. >>> this is how "this is us" star justin hartley spend his time away? >>> plus, he's the go-go doctor for keeping stars ready. >> it can prevent forehead creases from developing. closed captioning provided by -- >>> i see the shirt and i pull it out and feel it. i'm like, god, i don't know why i didn't bring this to new york. it's very soft, has a nice dip. we are grilling kebabs. what kind of kebab does he like? she says, why are you wearing ml on the "tonight show" last night. if that happened on "sex and the city" his girl may have broken up with him. >> and written it on a post-it. >> i can't. >> someone who knows all about that, ron livingston, jack berger. as we found out, all these years later, ron is still feeling the heat. >> it's the 20th

. >>> solo 16% de los dueÑos de pi yos que manejan cuentan con un tipo de arnÉs, lily tiene dos perrasadora y ambas llevan su arnÉs protector cuando estÁn en el auto. >>> lo que mÁs me preocupa que yo estÉ manejando y venga un carro y choque y los perros se hagan daÑo. >>> tener un arnÉs es importante, si una bolsa de aire se activo su perro podrÍa resultar herido. >>> los perros pueden convertirse en proyectiles sino estÁn asegurados una opciÓn su sar cinturÓn de seguridad o arnÉs para perros. >>> centro de seguridad de mascotas realizÓ pruebas el estudio hallÓ que entre los productos mÁs seguros esta el bolso trans portador y... y entre los arnÉs este. para los vehÍculos de tres filas perritos de 20 libras deben ser asegurado en la segunda fila y los mÁs grandes en la tercera y si viaja con niÑos sientelo en la segunda fila y al perro en la tercera, y esto de dejarlo que saquen la k cabeza por la ventana no es buena idea,. espero que estos consejos le sirvan y si tiene un caso para telemundo 48 responde, nos puede llamar al nÚmero en pantalla. >>> le invitamos a nuestro evento de ado

los detalles lo tiene marÍa lili delgado.territorio a ninguna comisiÓn especial, grupo de trabajo, o como se quiera llamar que organice este consejo permanente. >> el gobierno de ortega rechace condenÓ la comisión. >> no compartimos, con todo respeto, que se trate de un actitud ingiere cita. se trata de cumplir con los deberes sustanciales que hemos asumido para la garantÍa de los derechos humanos. >> la nueva resoluciÓn establece que el grupo de trabajo cooperarÁ con el diÁlogo nacional. de acuerdo en ex vicecanciller de nicaragua en caso de que el gobierno de ortega mantenga la misma posiciÓn estarÍa abonando a un mayor aislamiento internacional. y abrirÍa la posibilidad de sanciones en su contra. como la suspensiÓn de estamos por parte de organismos bilaterales. en la capital managua grupo sobre-- grupos universitarios se mantienen protestando en las calles e se respete la transfere recursos estatales a las universidades. insistiendo en la renuncia del presidente ortega. enrique: mucho que platicar con el presidente de ecu

he -- gild the lily by showing that he lived so far outside the means of most of us that he's different. he'll get a very fair trial. >> you know a lot about this. do you think the jury should have seen that? >> well, it's interesting that judge ellis is trying to ride that line where it's prejudicial. you want to let this stuff hang there instead of turning against rick gates. >> renado, josh, thank you both very much. >>> two u.s. senators are calling on the u.s. to strengthen america's cyber security. republican james lankford of oklahoma and minnesota democrat amy klobuchar encyst tinsist th administration is not doing enough to prevent another russian attack. manu raju is live on capitol hill with more. what have you learned? >> these senators have been on the leading edge in congress pushing legislation to bolster election security heading into the midterms. they are saying the president hasn't been focused enough about this issue as well as the fact that senators themselves have been targeting by the russians. are you concerned that the white house, specifically the president, ha

hamoud lili is a citizen journalist with the group equipe media. >> my y name hamoud lili.can you describe what you're watching here? >> this is ghalia yimani when a man in plain clothes was pulling her into a n narrow street where they could beat her up. this street, where they usually beat people, has never been recorded before. they forced them here because they knew people were using their cameras to document everything on the main street. so i was lucky to get a clear shot of f what was happening to mina bali and to aziza biza, but unfortunately, this informer saw me and then notified all the others. happened?hen what >> i tried to move to the next window, out of their sight, but my hiding place was revealed. when they saw me, they tried to break down the door and they stormed the building. the house owner went outside and they beat him up. i fled the house. i closed the door to the rooftop and jumped to another house to save the camera gear. and that was my exit. amy: why are you a media activist? why do you video? >> because there is a total media blackout across the

it is carved with lilies and flowers and acorns. it's very lush over the front door. it's probably. the columns they did, cresting the columns, it's not gaudily done. when you walk down the street on pennsylvania avenue, you don't really see the carving. it's too far from you. you see the bulk of the house. the carving is really special. they are usually flat like a dogwood. that's what you usually find on the classical column. thee these are lush with lots of petals. in the 1780s, the scotts propagated a rose, double rose. it's called the scottish double rose. it swept europe like crazy. everybody had to have one. 12k3 >> the house was completed in 1800 and then the british had something to say about it not long after. what happened in the war of 1 2 1812? >> our part of the napoleanic wars. it wasn't finished but this was. it was burned as a military thing. they set the house on fire in the middle floor. it burned the attic out and it collapsed into the main floor. it was literally a vessel. it was just the stone walls remain. all of those -- some of those were so burned but a fir

lily played frostbyte and after it premiered, taylor made moon men. >> my award. very proud of it. i would get one in my life. >> she's so down to earth. she's just a good woman and a good mama. >> and a good wife. you know who her husband is? she's married to kings leon front man. you know what his favorite room is in the house? the kitchen. >>> this is how "this is us" star justin hartley spend his time away? >>> plus, he's the go-go doctor for keeping stars ready. >> it can prevent forehead creases from developing. closed captioning provided by -- get to the ross shoe event and get the shoes you want...for way less. oh yeah. ross has the top brands at big savings. for the latest styles and trends... at prices that make them even cuter... ...get to the ross shoe event. yes for less. ...which means you can saynally hyes... ...to the shoes your family wants. find top brands at big savings... ...for men, women, boys and girls all for a whole lot less... ...at the ross shoe event. yes for less. >>> i see the shirt and i pull it out and feel it. i'm like, god, i don't know why i didn'

lily james playing meryl is outstanding. >> jimmy: lily james is fantastic and great. >> yes. >> jimmynything away. >> yeah. >> jimmy: but basically, amanda seyfried is trying to open up the hotel for -- in honor of her mom and then -- the storm comes and, okay. i don't wanna -- >> you know, and then we start singing. >> jimmy: okay, good. i don't want to spoil anything, but -- >> no. >> jimmy: you save the day and it's awesome. >> thank you, so kindly. >> jimmy: yeah. and then cher comes out like -- ♪ there was somethingthatight ♪ the starserht fernando ♪ [ laughter ] and it's just -- and that's exactly what you pay money for. [ cheers and applause ] that's what you want to see and that's what we get, man. >> well, you know, i mean, if you're unhappy going in to see this -- >> jimmy: no. >> film, you will definitely come out a happy person. >> jimmy: you will come out happy. >> definitely. it's so joyous. >> jimmy: oh, it's great. >> it's its own unique world of joy. >> jimmy: exactly right. it is joyous. and we need that now. i wanna show a clip. here's pierce brosnan and the cast si

quote, dolly, lily and i are all intending to be in it.hat the time was right for a sequel. >> we certainly need it. i mean equal pay, which is one of the issues that we raised, is still not achieved. >> fonda expects current workplace issues to be dealt with, telling the tcas, quote, if they're not,'m not going to be in it. jane, lily, and dolly would all reprise their roles from the 1980 hit. >> we make jokes now to do a remake of 9:00 to 5:00 would be more like 95. >> kelsey grammer is reportedly taking meetings with writers about a possible reboot of frazier. this is despite what he told us two years ago. >> you know, i could see it, but it's not going to happen. >> but now after the success of returns like will & grace, kelsey may be rethinking his options. >> can you please try to keep an open mind? >> and another show that was reported to be returning, mad about you, may not be. >> it's happening? >> i don't know. probably not. i don't know. >> paul riser at the premiere of the spy who dumped me told nischelle that a return of the 9

they both have lily as a root. so it's very elegant name. i was named for the lotus that grows up out of the mud but opens up. as it opened up my mother thinking this is not the pure white lily i had in mind. and so i'm going along with this really very beautiful i'm going along with this really beautiful name. when i was a junior in high school i went always -- i was a junior in high school and part of the creative writing group. this is where i took on. everybody got a nickname, we were inventing ourselves, going into new york city to watch cinema. i had a friend, and my name was lillian so they called me gish. and actress whose movies i had never seen. had i known she was in the birth of a nation i would have been horrified. it was a nickname a couple people used in limited circumstances until i went away in the summer to an archaeological dig. i am away from home, the building was hit by lightning, we go around the circle like candlelight, there is no premeditation whatsoever and introduced myself as gish jen, don't know what came over m

he's the only one with a lily white inner circle. am i right? >> you're correct and it's worse than people realize. there are 30 assistants to the presidents, none representing the african-american community, there are sess as well as schedule cs that make up the appointments and the diversity in the agency is sparse and in fact when we submitted candidates they were rejected over and over again and i will tell you that they haven't made an attempt to replace anyone to do the african-american outre h outreach. he's contradicted the commitment he made of what do you have to lose. clearly we have to lose a voice, an advocate, someone who understands the issues and knows how to reach out to community. we have a lot to lose and we're losing now because donald trump is disingenuous about his engagement and outreach and i believe he wants to start a race war in this country. >> wow. let me ask you this, omarosa. you were attacked by many -- including me -- in terms of positions, nothing personal and you took the heat and you took being called a sellou

in a statement lily says in the last 18 months, we have introduced a number of initiatives to help reduce the amount people pay at the pharmacy and provide access tr income people with diabetes but for alex smith's mother. >> the child that i gave birth to,y flesh and blood, i lost him because of pharmaceutical greed. rte tif tbre. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> we'll take a short break here. when we come back, one family's happy homecoming thanks veterans that lent a helping hand. those who serve is next. intelligence, covering virtually every part of your manufacturing business. & so this won't happen. because you've made sure this sensor and this machine are integrated. & she can talk to him, & yes... atta, boy. some people assign genders to machines. and you can be sure you won't have any problems. except for the daily theft of your danish. not cool! at&t provides edge to edge intelligence. it can do so much for your business, the list goes on and on. that's the power of &. & this shipment will be delivered... each day justin at work... walk. and after work. he does it all wi

fremont mayor lily may believes the bill ignores the success of recent transit oriented development, such as the thousands of housing units slated to come online near the warm springs south fremont bart station. >> we are responsible for the general plan, and have the staffing and the overall insight to look at not just the planning of the housing for that site, but the infrastructure and other pieces of it that are important for us in the planning for budget, the planning for public safety. >> reporter: supporters say the amended bill will help with the development of more affordable housing and encourage people to commute by train. >> the cost of homes have spun out of control, not only in the bay area, but throughout california. this is a way to provide homes. near transit. >> reporter: the bill goes to the assembly for a vote where it is expected to pass. it would then go on to governor jerry brown for final approval. we're live in fremont tonight, i'm chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >>> thanks, chris. >>> well, popup restaurant shut down. >> felt very bleak in that moment. >> we'll ex

which is carved with lilies and flowers and ribbons and acorns. everything you can think of. it is very lush over the front door. probably the finest example of carving in america. it is beautiful. the columns that they did, it is not godly done. when you walk down the street on pennsylvania avenue you do not see the carving. it is too far from me. you see the bulk of the house. the carving is really special. one thing that was worked out this time in research is i always wonder what those cabbage roses were on the top of the columns. that is not classical work. usually they are flat like a dogwood. these are lush with lots of petals. in the 1780s the scots propagated a rose, a double rose. it's called the scottish double rows. it has swept europe like crazy. everybody had to have a scottish double rose. they were everywhere. everybody had them. finally we should have figured that out 20 years ago. but we didn't. that is their trademark. >> the house was completed in 1800 and the british had something to say about it not long after. >> hour-by-hour part of the napoleonic wars

. >> reporter: kayla mckeon: lily in the swamp. >> i'll support the bill. >> reporter: steve hartman,in washington. >> glor: go upstate new york. go, kayla. that is the "cbs evening news" tonight. i'm jeff glor. in new york. thanks for watching this week. we will see you again on monday. have a great weekend. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org with breaking news: another grassfire. this one in fairfield. the fairfield police >>> we begin tonight at 6:00 with breaking news, another grassfire, this one in fairfield. the fairfield police department has ordered immediate evacuations in the paradise valley estates neighborhood. this is near nelson road and laguna valley road east of interstate 80. flames are burning right up to the subdivision right now, about 20 acres burned so far. look at these live pictures. we've seen firefighters in the neighborhood doing what they can to protect these homes and crews are in the open space trying to stop the flames from getting even closer to the homes you see there. it's still very hot in

thee lily i had in and that i member thinking this is not the woman i had in mind. so i i will go along with this beautiful name but i was a junior in high school.i w part it is part of the creating righe if group -- creative writing group. city to and then i have a friend so the, called me gish jen off of i lillian -- i would have been horrified that i didn't know soc it was a nickname that only limited circumstances so then to that archaeological dig and awaa from home electricity was out sd we are going by candlelight and introducing ourselves and with no premeditation whatsoever ii w just said gish jen. i don't know why.e. today i know self naming is something a lot of riders do.li, at the time i did not know but u that idea was very much on my mind that lillian was a nice girl but gish jen leaving the windows open at night. but that was an american freedom nillia that lillian jen did not have. d she is still using the palmer she is still using the palmer method but gish jen is completelyent different than ish which one would it be? i can really only write one t

lily in the swamp.ve hartman on the road in washington. >> and that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back with us later for the morning news and of course "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city i'm jericka duncan. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's thursday, august 16th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." president trump strips the white house security clearance from former cia director john brennan. critics call it an abuse of power. >>> breaking overnight, there's been an arrest in the case of a missing pregnant mom and her two young daughters. >>> and the lights are back on off a blackout at one of the nation's busiest airports.