thank you so much for joining us >> bye, lyla! >>> today my mission is quite simple, and that's to become a human bottle opener. >> leave it to the l.a. beast to do beastly things, and this is what it entails. >> all that consists of is me cracking open all 45 beer bottles. >> i vote for the belly button. >> with my teeth. >> meanwhile, his dentist is like, come on! >> why? because i can. >> is this his attempt to become the most interesting man in the world? >> no. >> i'm not trying to break any guinness world records, i'm doing this for my own personal satisfaction. >> he's l.a. beast. >> he finishes one brand of beer, then goes over to the corona light. >> looks painful. >> it does. >> my teeth have gone >> i'm thinking about the inside of his cheek. >> your jaw is going to be exhausted, too. >> watch this, he does finish all of the bottles and he doesn't chug all of them, he only drinks the last one. >> tastes like victory. >> yeah. >> he did send out a tweet, he went to the dentist and said they are cool, but then adds, well,

dealing >> how do you feel about your alopecia, lyla? does it bother you? >> no. >> did it help to see libby's story on the show? >> oh, when i saw that you talked about your sister and how it made you cry, had talked about it being her older sister, i could totally relate. we need to get the word out. >> brianna, what is it you want people to know? >> it's very common, people don't know how common it is. you would be surprised people are actually affected by this. >> lyla, what do you tell people when they ask about your hair at school or when you're out and about? >> oh. >> both of you, mom and grandma, you have beautiful long hair. is there any guilt on your part when you wear your hair long and you see some of the trouble she goes through? >> i've gone back and forth actually shaving my head, for me sorry. the fact that it's so hard for someone who does have long and very thick hair to have to feel the emotion of, oh, do i want to shave my head, what are people going to think. she doesn't have a choice. >> thank you so much for shari

live via skype and lyla. >> hi! >> why do you think it's so important to spread the message about alopecia? >> people say it's just hair, okay, yeah, it could be worse, but until you walk in those shoes, it affects the whole entire family. yes, i've shed many tears, not in front of her, because i want to be strong for her, i want her to know how to embrace this, and i want her to know it's okay and >> how is little lyla dealing with this situation? >> how do you feel about your alopecia, lyla? does it bother you? >> no. >> did it help to see libby's story on the show? >> oh, when i saw that you talked about your sister and how it made you cry, had talked about it being her older sister, i could totally relate. we need to get the word out. >> brianna, what is it you want people to know? >> it's don't know how common it is. you would be surprised how many people are actually affected by this. >> lyla, what do you tell people when they ask about your hair at school or when you're out and about? >> oh. >> both of you, m

lyla's mother set up this meeting.was there to tell lyla's new teacher about her daughter's needs. but that teacher already knew she'd been tested, passing a note across the table. writing, "soon, a little piece of me will be with lyla forever. i'm lyla's kidney donor." >> you are? are you kidding me? oh, my gosh. >> reporter: and this is how that teacher described that moment. >> one of the most emotional days, being able to tell somebody that you could save their child's life. >> reporter: lyla's mom sharing on facebook, "many people think teachers are heroes. beth battista is more than our hero, she is our miracle." that teacher, her new student, about to take on this fight together. what a teacher. and we are rooting for lyla. we'll keep you posted. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. good night. >>. >>> a waiting game in the south bay. people in the south bay wondering if they'll still have a home when they get to return. >>> fire risk is diminishing. i'll have the forecast. >> and a

>> how do you feel about your alopecia, lyla? does itot >> did it help to see libby's story on the show? >> oh, when i saw that you talked about your sister and how it made you cry, had talked about it being her older sister, i could totally relate. we need to get the word out. >> brianna, what is it you want people to know? >> it's very common, people don't know how common it is. you would be surprised how many people are actually affected by school or when you're out and about? >> oh. >> both of you, mom and grandma, you have beautiful long hair. is there any guilt on your part when you wear your hair long and you see some of the trouble she goes through? >> i've gone back and forth actually shaving my head, for me to have to deal with that -- sorry. the fact that someone who does have long and very thick hair to have to feel the emotion of, oh, do i want to shave my head, what are people going to think. she doesn't have a choice. >> thank you so much for sharing your story. we're hoping more people will be inspired and empower

lyla's mother set up this meeting. she thought she was there to tell lyla's new teacher about but that teacher already knew she'd been tested, passing a note across the table. writing, "soon, a little piece of me will be with lyla forever. i'm lyla's kidney donor." >> you are? are you kidding me? oh, my gosh. >> reporter: and? how that teacher described that moment. >> one of the most emotional days, being able to tell somebody that you could save their child's life. >> reporter: lyla's mom sharing teachers are heroes. beth is more than our hero. she is our miracle." that teacher, her new student, about to take on this fight together. what a teacher. and we are rooting for lyla. we'll keep you posted. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. breaaing news in douglas county. swapped is surrounding a home in upscale castle pines billing their spillage. rapport of shots fire. marshall is on the scene. >> reporter: -- reports of shots fired. marshathe scene. >> we are trying to get closer to where

writing, "soon, a little piece of me will be with lyla forever. i'm lyla's kidney donor." are you kidding me? oh, my gosh. >> reporter: and this is how that teacher described that moment. >> one of the most emotional days, being able to tell somebody that you could save their child's life. >> reporter: lyla's mom sharing on facebook, "many people think s. beth battista is more than our hero, she is our miracle." that teacher, her new student, about to take on this fight together. what a teacher. and we are rooting for lyla. we'll keep you posted. i'm david muir. i hope to see you ri good night. your hearts. you wouldn't believe.... how many e-mails we got.... us..... you couldn't sleep..... you were so worried..... about the pup! tonight.. we're happy to report the dog we first told you about last night is now safe. but as 13 action news reporter parker collins tells us.. someone might have broken the law to help. 23:27:13 nat whimpering this is a dog after days of isolation. he was left alone on an apartment balcony. he'd been barking nonstop for a while... 12:59:51 nat b

late now for lyla.hrough this some laws can change or something can change where the kid will be safe. >> reporter: evans lambert fox news. >>> a bridge collapsed and sent rescuers scrambling for survivors. what was happening to this before it went tumbling down and. >>> i'm besides myself. just i can't believe it. >> in a community shocked, 1 its neighbors under arrest after she tried to flag down help for her husband on the side of the road. what happened that has her in trouble with the law. >>> remembering those with lost on september 11th. what one woman done for the new generation will never forget. what we've lost. for senate, katie mcginty or pat toomey? mcginty supports clean energy jobs. pat toomey voted to protect tax breaks for oil companies. mcginty is pro-choice. toomey wants to overturn roe v. wade and criminalize abortion. mcginty will consistently stand up to the gun lobby. toomey's against an assault weapons ban and gets an a rating from the nra. this year, pennsylvanians have a clear

i'm lyla's kidney donor. >> are you kidding me? oh, my gosh. >> this is how that teacher described that moment. >> one of the most emotional days being able to tell somebody that i was going to save their child's life. >> reporter: lyla's mom sharing on facebook, many people think teachers are heros, but she is more than a hero. she is our miracle. that teacher and new student about to take on this fight together. >> now, the family had actually been looking for a donor for nearly a year. they had no idea throughout this process, the teacher was going ahead getting tested to see if she was a match. >> it was wonderful she was finally able to, and even after this wonderful moment, mom said she was sitting on this news, incredible news, for nearly a week, and she was so happy to finally share it with so many of her friends and family members on facebook. >> and now that teacher, beth battista, she's trying to use this, you know, obviously not only to contribute to lyla and her family in such a big way, but she's now hoping the story

last october, 4-year-old lyla became very ill very quickly. she was diagnosed with a rare auto immune disease, which caused kidney failure. her parents were told she desperately needed a new kidney to survive. a nationwide search, but no donor was found. lyl a's mother set up this her daughter's needs. but that teacher already knew she'd be tested, passing a note across the table. writing, "soon, a little piece of me will be with lyla forever." i'm lyl a's kidney donor. >> you are? are you -- are you kidding me? oh, my gosh. >> reporter: and this is how that teacher described that moment. >> one of the most emotional days, being able to tell somebody that you could save their child's life. >> reporter: her mom sharing on facebook, many think teachers are heroes. beth is more than our hue roe. she is our miracle. that teacher, huh new student, about to take on this fight together. what a teacher. and we are rooting for lyla. we'll keep you posted. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back [captioning made possible by wisn-tv] [captioning per

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lyla was found stabbed to death. her mother who lives here in the bay area said she was supposed to get custody of the girl next week. and anjuli davis explains why child services in florida and north carolina failed her daughter. >> she had an ear to ear grin 6-year-old. >> she was it did not matter she could make you smile. >> but on friday her life ended too soon. she was found dead along the highway in asheville, north carolina. investigators say her father is to blame. today in the courtroom the 36-year-old was charged with first degree murder and is being held without bond. hernando says they had been fighting to get her back to florida. >> we're going for custody. we have been for 15 months but a bitter battle kept her in limbo. a few months ago she was taken from her father and placed in a foster home. now she wants to know how he was able to access her while she was supposed to be in the protective care of the state. >> there should have been no way he should have found her at all. >> social services in nort

. >> now meet the viewers sharing the story of a little girl named lyla. >> when i saw you talked about your sister, i could totally relate. we need to get the word out. >> plus, the buzz word for your

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the updated rules would enable the public to receive additional vital information lyla in wireless alerts they would be able to send embedded links in all wireless emergency alert messages including amber alerts so the public can quickly see a photo or call authorities. it will enable local authorities to send spanish language alerts while seeking comment on whether we should be thinking about that in other languages as well. participating carriers will now be required to deliver alerts to more specific geographic areas. as i said in my statement, nypd commissioner couldn't have said it better, lives are truly on the line. i agree and that's why i'm gratified that they have taken such swift action on this. without i'm happy to answer any questions. we will start at this and. >> can you be more specific about why you ran out of time,. you do not have enough votes to get it approved mark. >> were going back and forth on edits and content. >> personal question, no. >> i'm just wondering, it seems like from the record that's developing, the real sticking point is this licensing thing, why not