linda? take linda live intro live linda - los detalles del abuso resultan indignantes... 5 aÑos de edad y viva amarrado del cuello, sufriendo la tortura de la falta de alimento... quemaduras y moretones en su pequeÑo cuerpo que, afortunadamente, aguant con vida a ser rescatado por las autoridades. take pkg :01 banner :11 rafael :30 margarita 1:25 esperanza fast linda pack track 1 - las imgenes les parten el corazn a cualquiera... con tan solo 5 aÑos, el cuerpecito de anthony ha sufrido las peores de las torturas a manos de quienes dijeron ser tos del menor. rafal ramos/vecino 00:01:39:27 "no puede suceder algo así, es impensable que traten a un niño de esa manera" track 2 - las autoridades recibieron una carta annima que contaba todas las atrocidades que estaban pasando en una de las habitaciones de esta casa... al llegar, la polica encontr al niÑo desnudo, encadenado y con cinta envuelta en su cuello. margarita/vecina 00:00:30:20 muy mal porque la verdad una criaturita no se trata así, eso está mal, la verdad, pero como son vecinos con los que yo no me llevo nada no esta

many years ago practixair and linda.ember, 2 two companies decided to combine into a single gassy titans i think this one is worth considering, because this deal -- it might come out ahead of time. but if it can overcome a slew of regulatory obstacles and actually get done, this one is a big winner the combination of the american praxair and linda which is going to keep linda's name has made over $30 billion in sales. it is a match made in heaven praxair is a very well run company, linda has the technology, put them together and the whole is worth more than its parts. the companies expect around $1.2 billion in annual synergies. how will it work all right when the two companies merge next year, linda's shareholders will get 1.5 shares for every share they own pr praxair share will get -- stronger balance sheet and excellent squash cash flow so what will a praxair-linda combination look like? right now praxair and linda are nguyen a one and two. but after the merger, they will be the top dog the hope is they'll complement

according to linda her daughter started using heroin around 20 years old. time she had a newborn baby girl. >> i lay in the babies room. in the next afternoon she was lay the baby down and i went out there to tell her something and she was gone. those less i've seen her. >> those august 2016, but when you're go. >> so she just left the baby is to have has not seen her mother since august 2016, leaving linda raising the child alone. linda's in her 60s. is there any help out there? >> i don't get anything for the baby. i was told to apply for food stamps and it goes by my income. for food stamps she's my defense, she goes on income. it's whatever's convenient. >> the daughter could shop at any moment and grab the baby and that would be the greatest three of linda. she has already abandon her once and she scared she was taken her somewhere else and abandon her again. she cannot stand losing another person. >> moshe have to prove to you? >> a minimum of year clean. i don't think at this point i would ever trust her. >> that goes to show you the unconditional lo

>> twice a day. >> linda is 40 years old. in march she traveled to the dominican republic where she underwent what she thought would be to simple procedures. a breast reduction surgery and liposuction. instead, she said she'll most i. >> a bed to the dominican republic a most ten years ago i did my breast implants with a different dr.. i decided to switch to a different dr.. my girlfriend i asked her if she knew any good doctors in the dominican republic that she could refer me to. she referred me to a dr., i searched him to see if he was like ten if he was good. i did not see any negative stuff about him. >> linda got an infection after the surgery called mycobacterium -- which can attack you in the body. she is running a 105 degrees people within 15 days within the surgery. she went to the hospital where she spent the next two months. she is not back home but she said she will never be the same. >> of course looking at my breast i have a hole in my right breast. epicure myself and cleaned myself and just looking at myself l

take 2 boxes ---pasemos con "linda candelo" quien nos tiene los detalles .... linda? live linda - este caso es una muestra de lo que puede pasar si la polica participa en este tipo de proceso... figueroa fue a reportar un crimen del cual fue vctima y termin detenido. hoy nos cuenta que a pesar de estar libre, esta experiencia lo ha marcado de por vida... take pkg 0:01 0:20 1:09 linda pack track 1 - en diciembre de 2015, pedro angel figueroa sufri el robo de su auto... acudi a hacer una denuncia al departamento de polica de san francisco .. segn l, y le solicitaron una identificacin... luego de una corta espera, dos agentes de polica se le aproximaron, no para solucionar su quejas, sino para arrestarlo. pedro angel figueroa - 00:10:21:20 "si yo llegué a la estacion de la policía fue a pedir ayuda y en el momento en que los oficiales me arrestan ni me dijeron está bajo arresto, simplemente me trataron mal" track 2 - cuando le dijeron que ya se poda ir, dice figueroa, lo llevaron hasta la puerta, le quitaron las esposas... pero para su sorpresa, lo esperaban dos agentes

with linda giving us pretty much an overview of the bilateral u.s. engagement in the region and on south sudan specifically, i wanted to turn to steve vigil who is joining sbs satellite. it may not technically be a satellite, but i will refer to it in that way. steve, given your background in un peacekeeping in south sudan, could you talk to us about the challenges you've seen, some of the issues or challenges in terms of the protection of civilians which actually linda may have talked about, and a little bit from your perspective on the nexus between what the un mission in south sudan is trying to do related to conflict, and how that might be hindered or helped but issues of governance in south sudan. >> that is a lot to unpack. i've prepared some notes that i was to go off and i think i can address some of that within the notes. forgive me i'm actually going to be reading off of it in interest of time because if not i feel like i could strike and i understand we have limited time. first off, thank you, i would like to thank the center for strategic

travis: thank you, linda. with linda giving us pretty much an overview of the bilateral u.s. engagement in the region and on south sudan, specifically, i wanted to turn to steve vigil who is joining us via satellite. it may not technically be a satellite but i will refer to it this way. steve, given your background in u.s. peacekeeping in south sudan, could you talk to us a little bit about some of the challenges you've seen there, some of he issues with the challenges in terms of the protection of civilians, which ashley and linda have talked about? and then also, perhaps, a little bit from your perspective on the nexus between what the u.n. mission in south sudan is trying to do related to conflict and how that might be hindered or helped by issues of governance n south sudan. steve: that's a lot. i prepared some notes i was going to go off of and then i could address some of that, you know, much of that within the notes. forgive me. i am going to be reading off of it just in the interest of time because i feel not i could stray and i understand we're limited with time. fir

linda is calling from oregon on our democratic line. good morning, linda. caller: good morning. wasn't that a great game, ah, last night? guest: it really was. caller: i am sorry. it's not funny. it just happened yesterday and 've been up since -- 12 hours. but i get this image of all these -- [laughter] legislators on the field with their holsters and their guns just like matt dillon or someone trying to run bases. i'm sorry. listen, i liked what most that e that i heard say thank god our representative scalise was there. it's terrible he was shot. i think if there's more than one or two hanging out together, there should be security regardless of who it is, whether they're -- you know -- i mean. but somebody thinks that representative scalise needed the security, so they were there. they did their job. guest: linda, i think you're right there because when you're mentioning the fact you have multiple members of congress gathering, that's one of the concerns that members have brought to the sergeant at arms and they said perhaps the security detail for every member is too far-fe

two box --en vivo desde nuestra sala de redaccin, linda candelo... nos tiene la informacin mas reciente... intro live linda hasta hace solo momentos, una unidad del equipo de tcticas especiales estuvo desplegada adentro y en los alrededores del motel "roof inn", en sacramento en donde presuman se encontraba escondido el responsable de dispararle en la cara al uniformado. ;01 ;24 linda pack - este video de la escena muestra cuando un equipo especial de la polica evacu el motel "roof inn" en sacramento hace solo horas... angustiados y despavoridos salieron adultos, niÑos .. y se logra ver una persona en silla de ruedas. - el alarmante momento haba iniciado solo minutos antes cuando un pistolero dispar contra un agente del alguacil directamente en la cara. agente tony turnbull oficina del alguacil de sacramento - 00:00:57:28 t apprears that he made contact with the suspect, was talking with him, we dont know what the conversation was, and began fighting with him. - el agente tony turnbull, de la oficina del alguacil de sacramneto explic que el agente co

let's go to linda schmidt with new breaking details. linda?> as you just reported, the shooter is down there. for a while, they didn't know where the shooter was, his location was unknown. we're talking about a male black, in his 30s. 35 years old. i'm told he's a former employee of the hospital. a doctor that worked there. he was let go from his position a short time ago. how long ago that was last week, last month, we don't know. he showed up there today i'm being told with a rifle and started opening fire on the 16th and 17th floors of the hospital. right now there are between four and six people that were injured in this multiple shooting. again, both of you reporting and confirmed by the nypd that the shooter is down at this particular time. >> all right. thank you, linda. that is a relief as we follow this breaking situation. bronx lebanon hospital four to six people shot, a disgruntled doctor -- >> steve lacy, the local anchor in fox5 in new york along with linda schmidt. she's so darn good. the news is that this shooter that clearly wr

linda is calling from oregon on our democratic line. good morning, linda. caller: good morning. wasn't that a great game, ah, last night? guest: it really was. caller: i am sorry. it's not funny. it just happened yesterday and 've been up since -- 12 hours. but i get this image of all these -- [laughter] legislators on the field with their holsters and their guns just like matt dillon or someone trying to run bases. i'm sorry. listen, i liked what most that e that i heard say thank god our representative scalise was there. it's terrible he was shot. i think if there's more than one or two hanging out together, there should be security regardless of who it is, whether they're -- you know -- i mean. but somebody thinks that representative scalise needed the security, so they were there. they did their job. guest: linda, i think you're right there because when you're mentioning the fact you have multiple members of congress gathering, that's one of the concerns that members have brought to the sergeant at arms and they said perhaps the security detail for every member is too far-fe

and to linda's pointed earlier on what. a general knowledge that the school is not working for that kid is not workable. so having those pieces of information, who is not getting the splort they need and then in what area, how is that manifesting itself in a student outcome. the very next question is how are you going to engage the parents and communities of affected students and decisions of what you are going to do. if you are talking about a school that is not effectively serving african american students i bet you the parents in that community have a good assessment of what is part of the challenge. whether it is discipline, disparities in school push out, what the sort of the cause of the challenge, i think that parents are in a really important source of information about what to do there. and looking at other schools that have done a great job. for all of the challenges we have in our system, there are schools that really are excelling and serving all students. and learning from that and figuring out what they did an

linda es apenas una de los díez mujeres de nuestra área con este mismo tipo de bacteria que adquirieronde salud que hoy hace un llamado específico y que tal vez le interese a usted o alguien que conoce. sot vice comisionada de salud de ny, oxiris barbot 2047 "que sepan que cualquier persona que tuvo. cirugía plástica en la centro internacional de cirugía estética su se comunique con su medico o el departamento de salud si tienen síntomas de infección y presentan fiebre o dolores ..." topvo / lorena --- el presidente donald trump lanz otra critica contra mxico, el mandatario escribi en su cuenta de twitter "a mxico lo acaban de listar como el segundo pas ms violento del mundo, slo detrs de siria, construiremos el muro" --- --- el instituto internacional de estudios estratgicos de londres indic el pasado mes de mayo que mxico es la segunda nacin ms violenta del planeta --- take full screen 1 / lorena --la respuesta de mxico al tuit del presidente donald trump no se ha hecho esperar, y la secretara de relaciones exteriores asegur en un comunicado... --que mxico no es el segundo pas mas vio

and linda has a lot of experience. >> yes? >> we talk a little bit about those interim bench marks and setting interim benchmarks, so i know certain subgroups have lower starting points, right? and we get this oh, well we're just being realistic. how do y'all feel about that? having, you know, black kids, kids with disabilities, ells, and everybody's got this starting benchmark. what are your thoughts? >> you know, mike made the point earlier that it's important to set, you know achievable targets. with efforts. and most states are doing that in a way that looks at where kids are now. and then sets an expectation that there will be steeper growth for kids who are starting further behind. so that you're looking at lines that should, you know, over time, move towards convergence. and i think that's a reasonable thing to do. a lot of the challenges are about how quickly do you expect that slope to, you know, go up, and over what period of time? but you have to start with where things are now. and then set that expectation for clo

linda on the phone. i will get to you. >> no, actually i think angela answered that one pretty well. i think it is the coast-to-coast nature of it that's really spectacular, and i think people have mentioned all of these opportunities to stitch together all of the photographs and all of the images of the eclipse from coast to coast. it is a really unique experience. >> one more, please. >> all right. last question here comes from twitter user emily who asks, when will another phenomenon like this occur? >> it will be in april of 2024. the path will go north to south but it will cross mexico, the united states and canada. okay. so what i'm going to do here is, you know, you're hearing all of these incredible stories and it really reaches down in the soul and in the personality and the human being nature, but there's also some really personal story lines here and i'm going to go over and see you, matt, about how your name of your organization came about. >> oh, yeah. i happened to have a 14-year-old daught

linda on the phone. i will get to you. >> no, actually i think angela answered that one pretty well. i think it is the coast-to-coast nature of it that's really spectacular, and i think people have mentioned all of these opportunities to stitch together all of the photographs and all of the images of the eclipse from coast to coast. it is a really unique experience. >> one more, please. >> all right. last question here comes from twitter user emily who asks, when will another phenomenon like this occur? >> it will be in april of 2024. the path will go north to south but it will cross mexico, the united states and canada. okay. so what i'm going to do here is, you know, you're hearing all of these incredible stories and it really reaches down in the soul and in the personality and the human being nature, but there's also some really personal story lines here and i'm going to go over and see you, matt, about how your name of your organization came about. >> oh, yeah. i happened to have a 14-year-old daught

thank you so much linda, we do that appreciate your time and your expertise today.hank you. >> my pleasure. >> "eyewitness news" will continue to follow the cosby case as it develops. remember when we aren't on the air you can always get the very latest on this case online at cbsphilly.com and cbs local app as well. >>> stay with us everyone, still ahead on "eyewitness news" tonight a u.s. navy destroyer collides with a ship near japan. a closer look at what went wrong and how the crew is now recovering from the jarring accident on board. >>> plus an update on the tragic apartment fire in london. what officials are now saying about those who are still missing. chelsea. >> hot and steamy father's day on tap. i'll have everything you need to know for tomorrow in your updated forecast. that's coming up. >> and later, mars may be in reach. the out of this world ways that elon musk is planning to get hum >> ♪ >> welcome back everyone. a deadly multi vehicle crash along 322 kills an off duty police officer and injures his spouse and his three children. chopper3 over the s

. >> reporter: and in the middle of it all a new principal named linda wayman. >> each day gets scariereporter: she was always on edge. >> ms. jackson, can you hear me? >> reporter: especially at lunchtime with the entire school in one room. >> i know that they outnumber me. i don't know if i have enough manpower to bring them back. >> reporter: suddenly we saw a fight between two girls because one had spit on the other the day before. wayman rushes in to break it up. >> calm down. tack a deep breath. >> reporter: by the way, d steps in to protect me. >> we don't want nobody hurting diane. back up. >> reporter: fights like those reinforce the need for strict orders. principal wayman was doing something they'd never done before. enforce a dress code. and it wasn't about grooming but safety. no boots because boots can be used to stomp heads. and no hoodies. >> you don't wear hoodies because we can't identify them when they walk through cameras. >> reporter: she brought in more security cameras. 94 of them all through the school. back then principal wayman not just worried about student sa

we are standing in the field next to camp wa linda high school. a live look above has the best vantage point. they've really been fighting this from the air. the water drops are what made a difference firefighters say. you can see there's white smoke now. you've got scorched land and dense brush and trees. the fire spread quickly throughout. i want to show you the video of the water dumps from the sky. the attack made all the difference. 20 to 30 homes were threatened,

linda left it all behind. >> i just got out. barely. >> running as fast as she could. >> lost my left shoe. >> the fire surrounding her started to burn her arms and feet. >> it is no fun to feel your own skin burning. >> she continued to run but a tree was blocking the way. >> every step i took, i said jesus help me, jesus help me, over and over and over. >> her prayers answered. emergency down the road. >> they looked like gladiators. >> several state troopers stepped in. and one decided to carry linda down. >> he asked me how old i was and i told him and he said much do you weigh, and i told him and i didn't lie, i told the truth. >> step by step, the trooper carried her down the mountain and at one point, he told her, ma'am, i think you lied. >> he handed me off and went back up to help more, and didn't get a chance to thank him that night. >> more than six months later, she got that chance. >> how are you doing? >> how are your hands and feet? >> i'm all healed. >> they picked up right where they left off. >> i do remember t

both the leader and linda sanchez stressed what i want to stress and that is the only reason this delay is occurring is because so many americans contacted senators, roads, petitioned and e-mailed and there was a push back. i want to stress the medicaid aspect because the president said the house bill was mean and in my opinion it is even meaner when it comes to medicaid. first of all it does obviously eliminate the expanded medicaid and that's why you have anywhere from ten to 15 million that have the expanded medicaid who will lose their health insurance when that fully kicks in if there is no expanded medicaid but even beyond the fact less money is going to be available to the states and also because of the inflation factor so that means the states are not going to have the money in order to provide help for their medicaid recipients even under a traditional medicaid. we always talk about how you get judged by what you do in terms of people in the dawn of life and those at the end of life so when you talk about kids or seniors, linda already mentioned those that are dependent. they w

to a newly released police report, linda says an suv cut in front of her and she was unable to avoid crashing into williams. jerome was taken to the hospital with head injuries. the 78-year-old died two weeks later. >> this was the love of her life. >> reporter: linda barson's attorney has filed a lawsuit against the tennis star. >> i think what mrs. barson and the family is looking for is for ms. williams to be able to step forward and accept responsibility. >> reporter: according to the police report williams was at fault for violating the right of way. in a statement williams' attorney called the crash an unfortunate accident and said venus expresses her deepest condolences to the family who lost a loved one. she was not issued any tickets at the time of the accident and police say there was no evidence williams was under the influence of drugs or alcohol. the tennis star still plans to compete at wimbledon. plans to compete at wimbledon. tammy she's nationally recognd for her compassion and care. he spent decades fighting to give families a second chance. but to help others, they

linda told me about it. it three years ago, and colleen caviello tanked it to make linda look bad. yeah. she went behind my back and told everyone to bring banana bread. so we had nothing but banana bread. bob; oh, right. i looked like an idiot. y-you did. and ever since then, colleen's taken it over and run that bake sale like it's her own exclusive club. but now it's linda's turn again! yeah. mr. frond called last night.

linda wayman, who has now stepped down as principal of strawberry mansion. whispers once again what she used to say to all the kids. >> and remember, if nobody told you they loved you today, remember i do. and i always will. >> i love you, too. >> we're cheering you on, christine. that one-time principal linda and her message. thank you, diane. >>> and thank you for watching. good night. abc news takes you with the unit of the san francisco police department whose priority dealing with the city's homeless crisis. >> it's taken its toll on me. >> she is the teenager at the center of law enforcement sex scandal speaking publicly about a six-figure settlement coming her way. >> plus mix of good and bad news for the goats that miraculously escaped from the flames. >> live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> enforcement still a tool but not the priority. >> the san francisco police department has launched a new highly trained unit, dedicated specifically to homeless issues. solutions that come from a different kind of playbook. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >>

carolina: estÁ muy linda. javier: se puede seguir al redes sociales? patti: sÍ.a regalar una a nuestro director. gracias. carolina: muchas gracias. si lo tuyo es el dulce, entonces, hoy, estÁs de suerte. es el dÍa nacional de las zonas -- donas. javier: tiene muchas calorÍas. cuÁntos calorÍas creen quÉ tiene una? carolina: 370. cuidado. estamos en el noticiero. cuÁnto tiempo lleva acabar? 50 minutos de ejercicio. si uno trae dona al oficina tienes 51% mÁs de posibilidades de caer bien a tus compaÑeros de trabajo. esta la atrajo nuestra querida productora. javier: quisiera comer una ya mismo. me voy a despedir del noticiero. carolina: buen fin de semana. muchas gracias. regresamos a lunes. ♪ ♪ yarel:cifras alarmantes, aumentan los choques mortales entre adolescentes de 15:16 aÑos. controversial, deben impartirse clases acadÉmicas o no, a los niÑos de nivel escolar? celebramos el dÍa internacional de las donas. buenas tardes, gracias por acompaÑarnos en "ediciÓn digital" california. empezamos con los titulares importantes del dÍa. el gobernador

linda: i think that was stated perfectly. the living i would add is what i said earlier, this is an opportunity to reach children that we haven't reached before with education. i like to say that astronomy is a very democratic science. the same laboratory that arches over the sky for scientists is the same sky that is available to everybody. whether you live in cities or in the countryside or no matter what part of the world you are in, this is an opportunity to engage the citizens in an incredible event that has shaped humanity for thousands of years. if we can encourage more people to get into astronomy and space, that is fabulous. if what we do is exactly go about science in general so that they are areas and want to know more about astronomy, that is great. >> we are very concerned with building a new stem workforce for the nation. we are looking for new users for the telescopes. astronomy is the gateway to all different kinds of science. we think this eclipse will be a wonderful opportunity to get educationaged to stem .

and that's an important point that linda just made.iewed from the first trial apparently is suggesting well, perhaps it wasn't rape because there was no stain. and yet, mr. cosby himself, admitted in his deposition, his testimony under oath in andrea's civil case, that in fact he had digitally penetrated andrea constand. he had used his finger in her genital area. he admitted giving her pills, three pills. the only issue is consent. not whether he did something sexually to her. he's admitted it. owes admitted that andrea constad is a truthful person. so why the juror would say somehow there needs to be a stain to prove this was sexual activity? is very, very mystifying. >> gloria allred and linda kiel pat trrick patrick, we're grateful you took the time to be with us. we have reached out to bill cosby's attorneys and are waiting for a response. >>> this week's cnn hero has a passion for empowering adults with disabilities to find employment. watch. >> people with disabilities are the largest minority in the world. and yet they're an in

linda noche. pasamos con suheily lÓpez belÉn. zona terrestre y los mayores acumulados esperan en la parte norte. vamos a tener nubosidad y llovÍa bastante ligera. no esperamos acumulados significativos, pero no debe olvidar su paraguas. las acumulaciones esperan bastante leves. una centÉsimas en el Área de san francisco. en el Área de santa rosa podrÍamos ver hasta tres centÉsimas. no es significativos sino mÁs bien beneficioso porque las temperaturas estÁn disminuyendo. tuvimos temperaturas mÁximas en 80 para concord, y 98 para oakland. temperaturas por debajo de lo normal y para maÑana el panorama estarÁ bastante logrado, lluvia que viene ligera, nada significativo. ♪ marÍa:la exitosa canciÓn "despacito", tiene varios nombres de famosos detrÁs de ella. la panameÑa autoral elegir internacional conversÓ con nuestra compaÑera y esto le dijo. reportero: luis fonzi tanto una noche en escribir el tema "despacito", pero no estaba solo, tuvo una panameÑa que lo ayudÓ. >> tenÍa la melodía definida, pero la empezamos a crear. me encantÓ

linda to call 911. she was in immediately. >> ultimately more than 40 fire fiingers to fight a fire. they burned 10 minute leaving behind 20,000 in damage. >> i think they've been doing remodeling in the basement part of their house. >> i was extremely stressed out because it was right here be side of the building and the claims kept getting fire and it was quickly. >> charred siding, inlation and mountain grill are the aftermath. it started with liquid left in rags. >> home own area apparently left oilly rags in back of house in patio area. i guess weather conditions were just right. warm sun and low humidity ruled in oilly rags which ignited. >> it's not a first. >> about a year ago in june 2016 we had a million tlar house total loss. that was caused by oilly rags. making sure you dispose of those oilly rags properly. typically a metal container with a tight lid. >> and we're told oily rags here contain lynn seed based oil and as for the homeowner he was treated with burns at the scene and he did not

[closing bell rings] linda, randy thanks for joining us. the weekend, they're happy and clapping. david asman. lauren simonetti for "after the bell." >> i see fist pumping ashley. dow ending at brand new record high for second day in a row. it is up. we like it, thumbs up, hovering around the 21,200 level. new records for dow, nasdaq and s&p 500. i'm lauren simonetti in for melissa francis. david: who would have thought, lauren, horrendous jobs report and worry about the climate change stuff from ceos, heck with it, markets are going ahead. this is "after the bell." happy you could join us on friday. markets are driving higher but here is what else we have in

both the leader in linda sanchez stressed what i want to stress and that is, the only reason this delay is occurring is because so many americans contacted their senators, wrote to the senators, emailed. there was clearly a push back. the assault could very well continue on the republican part so we cannot take anything for granted. we have to continue to explain why this senate repeal bill is so bad. i want to stress the medicare aspect. the president said the hospital was mean, in my opinion the senate bill is even meaner when it comes to medicaid. does obviously eliminate the expanded medicaid and that is why you probably have anywhere from 10 million up to 15 million expanded medicaid recipients who will lose their medicaid when the kicks in and there is no expanded medicaid but beyond that it goes for traditional medicaid, medicaid as a whole because of the caps. because of these caps, less will be available for the state and also because of inflation that use. it means the state will not have the money to provide health for their medicaid recipients, even though they are tradition

linda barson the driver of that car said the light was green and williams says she never saw the other car coming. williams was going 5 miles per hour and is at fault for violating the right of way even though as of this morning she is not ticketed or charged. >> unlikely she would be determined criminally responsible for the death of the man. >> williams tells abc news and says she had a green light and calls it an unfortunate accident and extends her condolesances to the family that lost a loved one. >>> fidget spinners are everywhere but are they a fire hazard. a family says their fidget spinner burst into flames after being put on the charger. she heard her son screaming he just plugged into the fidget spinner, you can listen to music. and it was only charging for 45 minutes when it caught fire. >> we were 5 to 10 minutes from leaving the house for the day. before this happened. so it was nothing but god that held us back i was actually running late that morning. >> consumer product safety commission is looking into the family's claims. >>> a run away wedding dress is found all tha

i represent 33 accusers to bill cosby, one of them is linda kirkpatrick who is with me today and making a statement. we have with us joel ellison. make a statement as well. this is my statement in reference to the mistrial. we never underestimate the blinding power. >> we can never underestimate the blinding power of celebrities but justice will come. i hope the prosecution will try this case again. the court will permit prior, bad act witnesses to testify as the prosecution requested for this trial. for the trial that just ended, and allow one such prior bad act witness to testify against and that was my client, kelly johnson. such with this is the prosecution wanted, if the court allows more accusers to testify next time it might make a difference. it is too early to celebrate and round 2 may be just around the corner. and this time justice may prevail. i want to commend the courage of audrey johnston as well as kelly johnson. and all the accusers i represent who have spoken out, have taken risks, refuse to be silenced and i went them to keep their spirits up and i want others to beli

strike.ets his first coming to the plate now to a , linda sanchez. >> linda finally makes her appearancell one. >> he is not out there looking for a walk. i can tell you that much. o. ball tw strike on the outside corner. of course, nobody like that one. >> at least to get something to hit. 3-0. >> does he have the green light? >> he does. oh! work for the home plate umpire. why not. it's 9-2. >> another chance to swing the bat. 3-1 to sanchez. maybe he will go for the wind up. the 3-1es a 31 -- . >> and now some words for the empire. >> what happened? >> it must have hit her back.? oh, wow. >> she said sorry? she crouched down and he is a you at that out of the way. so come, linda sanchez at the plate. into the wind. fastball outside, ball four. >> and there will be a pinch runner at first base. >> strike on the corner and jeffries take second. >> the fellow from colorado represents the second district. >> i've seen all the bench, sending eight pictures -- eight players to vat. was -- ball one, it equals. >> the ball gets by davis. wild pitch >>. the 10th run of the game for the democra

the new exhibit on watergate, yorba linda, california. let's go to deborah, joining us from florida. good morning, republican line. caller: hello. host: good morning. caller: yes, a previous caller had said that nobody listens to newt gingrich. that's not true. i listened to him for years, and he really explains things very well. he's got a good grasp on things. and as far as the watergate investigation goes, i think he needs to get rid of mueller, because that definitely is a collect of interest there. i don't know why people can't see that. he's very tight with comey, and as far as comey goes, his testimony about what trump said to him, that's a he said-she said. and comey has been caught in lies before. i mean, he lied for loretta lynch, so it was a matter inside of an investigation. that's a line. i mean, i don't know, that's all i had to say. host: thanks. it is robert mueller, by the way. i have some have pronounced mueller it, but the correct proceed nugs asian is robert mueller, special counsel looking into any involvement between

. >> de mariposa de barrio, rosa linda para interpretar a doÑa rosa. >>> un personaje muy difÍcil telegando a la cÚspide de una carrera. >> promesa que se hizo realidad. >> javier hernÁndez es hijo y nieto de futbolistas a los 2 le decÍan "chicharo," el "chicharito" lleva el fÚtbol en la cabeza, no los piernas pero sobre todo en el corazÓn. >> tenemos una muy bonita y motivantes oportunidad para llegar a una final > con el triunfo en lamen te enfrento rara alemania. >> y por eso entre los niÑos y niÑas que juegan entrenan y viven el fÚtbol. >> aunque dicen que les falta tÉcnica. >> lo cierto es que es el mÁximo anotador de la selecciÓn mexicana de fÚtbol. >> es una cancha en la calle, pero el esfuerzo nunca termina. >> esfuerzo como el de "chicharito" en grandes equipos como el manchester united de inglaterra, el real madrid de espaÑa y hoy en bayern leverkusen de alemania, jonathan dice que es un ejemplo en el fÚtbol y en la vida. >> pues, es el mejor ejemplo de no rendirse jamÁs y por eso que nadie dicen que su sonrisa es un imÁn, es el museo de cera de guadalajara. >> es un orgull

and then just things go bad. >> reporter: today, linda is one of 15 women who are benefitting from a shelter home run year around. >> it gives them a lot of stability so that they can actually focus on things that they need to get done. >> reporter: things like job interviews, providing hot meals and having a safe place for women to get their lives on track. it allows churches to house 50 people up to once, and it's run by volunteers. she says for now, the program only helps women, but she hopes their assistance will reach more people. david gonzalez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, david. >>> too close for comfort. crews are checking for hot spots after this brush fire broke out near homes in san jose. this is in the hills off of lost ranch road. some 12 acres road. the fire may have been sparked by illegal fireworks. one homeowner told us workers at this house do know what happened. >> while they were working, they heard what they thought were bottle rockets going off and firecrackers. this was just a few minutes before they smelled and saw smoke. >> we did check with cal fire ton

. >>> linda mcman is the administrator for the small business administration and she join us now from washington. thank you so much for joining us today. >> it's a pleasure to be on with you. >> small businesses face all kinds of obstacles especially when they first start up what role do you think the government should be playing in terms of lending a hand? >> we focus on the three c's we call it. it's cap cal, counseling and contracts and capital i think is pretty obvious access to capital is what all entrepreneurs need to start. some small businesses that are growing their businesses don't need as much capital as they do counseling, which is the second c. learning how to develop business plans, how to grow, how to pitch your business and the third part are contracts. we try to encourage or at least guide entrepreneur who is may have services or products that can be bought by the federal government the federal government is the largest purchaser of goods and services in the world. >> that's a lot of work to try and get done a lot of worthy causes but when you're facing a 5% budget cu

linda, you started as a small business with the wwe that grew to a big business. was there one lesson you can apply at your job now to help other businesses do the same? >> it's what i always tell entrepreneurs looking to scale their business. do something you know and do something you're passionate about. because being an entrepreneur, when you're first starting up, you're often the ceo but also the janitor. you might be keeping the books and doing everything that you need to do. and my husband and i always said that we never went to work a day in our life because we really enjoyed what we did. >> were you passionate about wrestling before you started wwe? >> i was passionate about the business. i enjoyed watching the events. i didn't know much about wwe or wrestling when vince and i were first married because we were both so young. it's a business that his father and grandfather had been in before. as i was more and more indoctrinated into the entertainment of wwe, i really came to enjoy all aspects of the business and how we develop licensing off of that. but i

. >> lynsey paulo tells us the -- linda fertado sees the business becoming a fast growing franchise. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: they have created a sweet life for themselves in sarasota. >> that he are the best. it's kind of a european filling. >> they wanted to bring a cake, their native brand. >> we use the ammunition and it is just wonderful. >> the small colorful delicacy called the macaroon not to be confused with the other treat. >> we don't use coconut. but the name is macaroon. >> reporter: they named their store the macaroon. >> and i would like to say it is the french start, but everything is made in america. >> everything is in the natural ingredients. we use an x factor and everything is fresh. >> what exactly is it? >> we have two shells and then we add on flour and meringue. inside you have different kinds of fillings. >> reporter: the family ran into some talent when they started the business back in 2009. >> it was a great tradition. it was really hard. >> initially the only chef was audrey's cousin. >> you work seven days a week. >> reporter: but it didn't take long for

host: linda, we don't want to get ahead of the investigation. want to be careful with the facts that are put out there. we're still waiting for more from the police and we'll certainly continue to bring that to you in the hours and days ahead as this continues. california, line for independents. good morning. caller: good morning. i want to say that my thoughts and prayers are with the people hat were attacked. i think not only was the injured, injured, but it must have been horrifically traumatic ust to be there. i agree with the people that say we're all americans. it.we should get over and realize that we have more to come. ask this you morning, what do you think should be done? my suggestion may seem a little umorous, but i was thinking, each team had members of each party on it feel it wouldn't be emocrat against republicans. it would be bipartisan. that would be an interesting decision. it would be -- this may be a signal to say, hey, we're all on the same team. thank you very much for taking my call. host: anita, charlotte, north carolina

linda, thank you for that, dr yeuh there from oxford university. of the other stories making the news... china's manufacturing activity slowed unexpectedly in may for the first time in nearly a year. figures show that companies cut more jobs as demand weakened and falling prices hit profits. the findings contrast sharply with official readings earlier this week which showed steady manufacturing growth. the controlling shareholder of the world's largest meat—packing company, jbs, has agreed to pay a record $3.2 billion fine for its role in brazil's corruption scandals. j&f investimentos will begin payments in december and will have 25 years to repay the debt entirely. the fine exceeds the $2.6 billion imposed on brazilian building firm odebrecht. shareholders in exxon mobil have backed calls demanding the company assesses the risks from climate change. the plan, proposed by investors, was supported by over 62% of those eligible to vote. it will mean exxon has to share more information about how new technologies and climate change regulations could i

linda thanks for sending this in. see anything on facebook? internet, twitter? send it to me find me on facebook or twitter. verify it wusa9.com. >>> neighbors in one dc community are fed up with a dangerous drive. people are speeding through their kid friendly neighborhood right past a day care the city is studying the problem but people living in hill crest near the 3100 block of alabama avenue and southeast say skip that study it is time for action. >> reporter: this yard is a mess the white picket fence, torn down, the porch all busted up, and there are tire as bad as this is it could have been worse the day care is five doors down and the owners tell me, they just dropped the kids inside when this crash happened. >> the accidents are getting worse. >> reporter: friday's was bad and it wasn't even noon a car hopped the curb, took down two fencecrashed in this front yard the same block where three cars collided five days before >> i feel like we are taking our lives in our hands. >> reporter: parents picking up kids from day care say the whole stretch is a ni

for somebody that's starting out, totally new, it takes a while. >> linda says once all that paperworks figured out and that first government contract is snagged, getting other to follow becomes easier. rosemary now has customers at the federal, state, and local level, and as she guessed when she started the process, they turned out to be some of the best customers she has. >> they pay their billed on time. so with the federal government in some cases it's net 10. so before they pay big businesses, they pay our invoice. >> stay with us. coming up on "your business," we have expert advice on how to scale your company, and then we go to our braintrust to find out where to go to fund that growth. so that's the idea. what do you think? hate to play devil's advocate but... i kind of feel like it's a game changer. i wouldn't go that far. are you there? he's probably on mute. yeah... gary won't like it. why? because he's gary. (phone ringing) what? keep going! yeah... (laughs) (voice on phone) it's not millennial enough. there are a lot of ways to say no. thank you so much. thank you! so we'r

thanks so much linda.ds around the bay this morning have been under 10 but in the fairfield area, as linda was saying, the national weather service is reporting a southwest breeze at 16. breeze remains with us this afternoon. socked in along the coast and about 50 miles inland to the east. but no cloud cover. it's the north bay. we have those variable winds later today up to 20 miles per hour. otherwise more sunshine on friday. warmer conditions. the warmest day this weekend in case you're trying to keep track of things will be on saturday. so this is high pressure. the huge ridge will begin to build in and encompass the state of california. here's your futurecast. plan outdoor activities today with sunshine all the way back to the immediate seashore. then we fill back in with the clouds tonight. tomorrow morning at this time, clouds stream all the way past hayward into the tri-valley. it's a more shallow deck of low clouds retreating to ample sunshine during the day. we wake up with cloudy skies saturday.

thanks, linda. john in santa rosa reports 50.eather watcher katie sears in hayward telling me it's 53 degrees in her backyard. i just love my weather watchers. it gives me a good idea what's going on around the bay area. look at these satellite images. right now i know that we have this ridge of high pressure. it is minimizing that onshore push. that's why we have the mostly clear skies out the door this morning. futurecast, you can play along at home. watch the clock tick on by. this afternoon, pack your lunch, eat outdoors, it's gorgeous! tonight the clouds filter back in again a shallow deck of clouds streaming all the way into the tri-valley. so we wake up with some gray conditions. and then the clouds quickly back off to the coast hang very tight to the san mateo coastline. that's about it. meanwhile your saturday, well, we do have mostly sunny skies. pretty much a repeat performance to today before a cooler day moves in on sunday. statewide, stockton, davis, sacramento, in the 80s. fresno mid-80s. monterey bay will have som