lyle is doing a great job. tell us about his awesome adventure, we have lyle joining us right this minute. this what to be inspiring for you. describe the moment. >> it was truly amazing learning to climb with them and learning so much of the basics. >> what is one of the things you love about climbing? >> the challenge but i love being that high. >> he had seen some of the videos and knew that there was something to say for people to climb with. but my mom, until i called her and told her i had gotten down safely, she was nervous. >> has this inspired something inside of you to be a life long climber? >> yes. i'm going to go out to mt. washington this winter with my dad who has done that before. >> you are a superhero. >> time to blow something up. this time -- >> a chris mat bobble. >> see how they used science to get the job done. >> we're not >>> you know what's fun? skate boarding and smashing light bulbs. put them together, wow, you have a video. >> that's skateboarder jonathan baskin. here he comes up ov

lyle doesn't like. lyall likes to look at the breese and listen to the oral arguments and write about the. that's what he does. lyle has no interest in the kind of underlying personalities, machinations, that kind of thing. that is a very good fit for us because it almost never creates this dilemma. lyle is not other trying to get leaks and people are not out there calling lyle with leaks. but as a journalistic matter, it is one data point about us as a institution is that he never gets interference on what it is he's going to write about. >> jeffrey toobin's latest book about the book as the following statement about his sources. quote, this book is based principle, interviews with the justices and more than 40 of their law clerks. the interviews were on a not for attribution basis. that is, i could use the information provided but without quoting directly or identifying the source. tony, how does he get access to clerks and justices? is it because he's writing books, he's not dealing with breaking new

. >> the seizures are common for 18-year-old jordan lyles.ight before we visited her, she had a grand malseizure on this very couch, which left her drowsy and unresponsive. >> is that mommy's sister? uh-huh. >> jordan suffers from a rare life threatening epilepsy. her childhood years of been spent trying diets and every medication imaginable. >> this is what we try now. here's some more and more. >> the pills and promises didn't work. >> on her worst night, i counted 72 grand malceases yours. they moved to colorado to join hundreds of other so-called marijuana refugees. like them, jordan is on the medicine extracted from this plant. >> you can see the glimmer of white on top of the plants here and these hold the c.b.d., which is the chemical compound that is essentially the medicine we grow. >> the medical possibility was developed four years ago by a family of six brothers. >> many people think that we're giving pot to kids. that's not quite the case. >> joel stanley said charlotte's web is differe'xÑ from the mothr common form of medical po

. >> severe seizures like this are common for 18-year-old jordan lyles. the night before we visited she had a grand mall seizure leaving her drowsy and unresponsive. >> jordan suffers a rare life-threatening epilepsy. her childhood years have been spent trying special diets and medications. >> here is what we take now. there is some more. and here is some more. >> the pills and promises didn't work. >> on her worst night i counted 72 grand mall seizures. out of options they moved from cleveland to marijuana, joining other marijuana refugees. >> you can see the glimmer of white on top of the plants here. the strike-homes hold the cbd which is the chemical compound that is the medicine we grow. >> the medical pot was developed four years ago by a family of six brothers. >> many people think that we are giving pot to kids. that is not the case. >> stanley says this is more common, instead of loaded with psycho-active thc it contains cbd, and was originally designed to house republicanser patients control the side effects of chemotherapy. >> we had no idea we

. >> lyle space ghost, how often does this happen? >> it is rare. it is massive but rare. >> reporter: chris christine asked if it included red cards. >> every type, yours, targets what you used a card during those dates, you are at risk. >> reporter: experts say the stolen data was sold to the highest bidder and they could use it long after the dust settles. >>> firefighters getting containment on the big surfire. >>> contributing to the cities problem. >>> the bay area we will look at temperatures coming up. a subaru... ...are the hands that do good things for the whole community: the environment, seniors, kids, and animals. that's why we created the share the love event. by the end of this year, the total donated by subaru could reach 35 million dollars. you get a great deal on a new subaru. we'll donate 250 dollars to a choice of charities that benefit your community. it feels good to be a helping hand. >>> police arrested and cited four boys near the grove christian church when they were pointing guns at cars. they had air soft pistols which is

rubble lyle is live with his interview. shortt man lives a distance from where i stand.ppened. he goes on to tell me that he'd just learned about the knockout game on television news. that he wouldned be talking with a television news reporter tonight as a victim. his chin glued together. >> i had a hole in my chin. since sown that together. >> inside his mouth a patchwork of stitches. >> i have been violated. someone looking down the street, not expect anyone to attack me. >> he wants his face and name concealed. became the latest victim of the so-called knockout game. a knockout assault situation. >> a disturbing trend sweeping d.c. we talked about two assaults last month. they are during one another to find someone at random and knocked them out with one punch. and first was at w street around 10:30. >> at least there was about 10 guys at the same time coming around the corner. >> the victim was headed home. he admits he was preoccupied on his cell phone as he walks. through parted to allow him to pass then pounced. >> there may be a couple of them that had no mask on

that is the latest from alligator a, robert liles, -- that is the latest from alexandria, robert lylesews. >> metro says they will have a change to allow crews to prepare and respond to any problems ahead of the monday morning commute. more than a dozen deaths have been blamed on the winter storm that is about to hit us. many of the victims died on slick roads, including the pickup driver who hit in icy patch in texas, then flipped over a guardrail into the water below. there were powerlines that snapped in several states, leaving thousands in the dark. the weather is leading to hundreds of flight cancellations. stay with abc seven news and wjla.com as we track the storm. get the weather updates anytime by downloading our storm watch app and going to our facebook page. steve will have an updated forecast in just a few moments. the breaking news from prince george's county, the police officer and suspect shot in district heights. the shooting happened on parkland court. richard reeve is live at the breaking details. the press conference was held moments ago? >> we want you to know first

i really do think that in 2004 when we got lyle to come on board our colleges and proved enormously.t becomes a self-perpetuating phenomenon, as our quality improved with liles reporting, then the other contributors improved as well. for those of you ar who are not going without operate, the court has roughly 80 cases per year, and so lyle is our boots on the ground at the court on a day-to-day development, and he covers i was a summer between thirathird and one half of the s themselves. the major cases. we rely on other lawyers and law professors to help us cover the other 50 cases or so. we really have gotten some terrific contributors to we've always had terrific contributors. the number has improved quite a bit in years past. i think that probably is we see as a reflection of the increased credibility of the blog. >> i think tom and amy -- first of all, thank you very much for having this and for inviting me. i'm delighted to be. tom and amy the many things they will add one thing that if you just awfully is brag. the fact is, think about it for a second. tom does not come to pra

i had to last press it was so long so lyle's and then it was silence. i couldn't help myself off that i started crying for. the most part i'm very often think about i've recently taken in a german shepherd puppy and i'm training him for comet tusks. but i notice that he resembles the. same look and he saw the laws just the way she did there is a very clear resemblance between the two of them. good . oh my god no longer excess bed clearly. china bandspread coy how will we survive treat the mainstream media well in fact baidu the e bay of china. but it was only ever one of these many subsidiaries which is big and that was for one samsung product for several weeks and those weeks only one point three seven bit cleaner ever sent to buy do look here this is their wallet. what defines a country's success. faceless figures of economic growth. standard of living. of course my health isn't what it used to be before i was but i'm trying to get back in shape right now i'm trying to get as fit as a special forces officer is supposed to be. i'm preparing my family a

i had to last press it was so long so lyle's and then it was silence. i couldn't help myself after that i started crying for. the most part of very often and think about i've recently taken in a german shepherd puppy and i'm training him for comet tusks. but i notice that she resembles the. same look and he saw. the way she did it there is a very clear resemblance between the two of them. good . so the lesson we teach to the world is that the best way to defend yourself is to get yourself a nuclear weapon and of course the biggest culprit of using nuclear weapons and producing nuclear weapons and weapons about struction is my birthday should the united states and i find it absolutely insane that we sit here and talk about iran suppose have nuclear weapons program where you know the united states is producing every kind of weapon under the sun is spending more than every other military on the planet combined and it's involved in more war and more death and more suffering than every other nation combined and yet it's sitting there on a pedestal talking ab

i had to last press it was so long so lyle's and then it was silence. i couldn't help myself after that i started crying for. the most part i'm very often on think about i've recently taken in a german shepherd puppy and i'm training him for comet tusks. but i notice that she resembles the nice habits. the same looking he saw is over the law is just the way she did it there is a very clear resemblance between the two of them. lie down. good. this is the media leave us so we leave them to be. the same motions to cure. the visible. issues that no one is asking with to get that you deserve answers from. politic only on our t.v. . they look like bounty islands where the locals can enjoy the sun and the ocean. but what was buried here years ago. means these people are suffering the consequences. how much more poison lies on the ground. behind this zone there is what we call the callet bank on which there was a deposit of plutonium left by security test which caused the dispersion already and you clyde's despite previous cleaning efforts there remains a depos

but i think in 2004 when we got lyle to come onboard, our quality improved. as our quality improved with lyle's reporting, then the other contributors improved as well. for those of you who aren't familiar with how we operate, the court has 80 cases per year. the boots on the ground on the court with the day-to-day developments and he can cover somewhere between a third and a half of the cases themselves. the major case. we rely on other lawyers and law professors to help us cover the other 50 cases or so. and we really have gotten some terrific contributors. we also had terrific contributors. but the number have been proved quite a bit in years past. i think that we see a reflection of the increased credibility of the blog. >> tom and amy do many things -- thank you for having us and inviting me. tom and amy do things well, one thing they do awfully is brag. the fact is -- think about it for a second. tom does not come to practice before the supreme court by the usual route. he was not a clerk. he didn't follow the well- trodden path from the law firm, to th

agent remains in time lyle says the ministry career that led to the eye with one of the present will see in chinese he had been the interim government to launch the months of quiet town on his pasta that was another hit which still maintains find support in egypt. some experts say that the government's concentration on the prosecution of the former reading cause he is driving the country into deep canyons the kicker you don't really know who the jury in the interim president the decision the students into me. he loved him. we seek to survive. kerry hundred strong team you. only moments that since the change in our room in the summer. i really don't when i asked its readers to go in the future yes he did on me in school so he could would do people really need is the new economic development. we need jobs in the future. i have now seen the show had a week old fine as a single ten thousand people killed in south sudan. and as a wealthy estate plunges into chaos but that's what american corporations have to miss in the oil rich country. it's an awesome eric christensen for honest europe'

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. >> the wilson family, paul wilson played lyle may con. >> when will it come out? a year from now we think. it was wonderful. the whole thing was great. >> when you were writing this, the third in the trilogy, is it sad writing the last -- >> very sad. >> it is? >> there's something sad that happens. we don't want to -- we're not going to -- it's sad at the end. but then it redeems itself. >> it does? >> yeah. but you know, this goes where it's going to go. i don't really figure it out until -- in fact, i thought somebody else was going to go and then another character went. i was crying my eyes out. >> a lot of people have a bulletin board and you -- you say what's going to happen. you map it out. >> i do, but then -- i ignore it. i have it there -- i don't care. i love that it starts on the feast of the seven fishes on christmas eve. it's southern italian, a big disaster happens. then it's kind of this family has to reinvent themselves as a new unit. >> based on some of your own family? like you usually do? >> yeah. there's a lot of my family in here. there alway

. >> reporter: lola lyles is bella's friend. she started a page so that people could help.nd boy have they. >> we've gotten a lot of donations for bella. $10,000 in two days. >> reporter: that's doubled as of today. another lola, lola carritgton started a page for anica who is her daughter's best friend. and after two days the funds top 11 grand. the money will help the families during this ordeal. >> i'm overwhelmed. i break down and cry all the time because i just can't even believe the generosity. >> reporter: davis says the families have not yet met but the children are close in a sense. >> anica and bella are at the same hospital. same floor. >> reporter: and both face a long recovery. anica just had a kidney removed. bella started what will be years of chemotherapy. >> she is doing pretty good but she's in a lot of pain. >> reporter: both children will miss school this year. but they're prognosis is good. in pacifica, ken pritchett. ktvu news. >>> bay area start up 23 and me says it will stop giving new customers genetic analysis information. last week the food and dr

. >> the next question, lyle space ghost. how often does something like this happen and to what scale? >> it's rare! this is actually the second largest security breach, but, you know, it doesn't happen all the time. and this is massive, but it's rare. >> the third question coming from melissa, and what exactly can we do to make sure it didn't happen to us? >> you've got to go online and check your balances. make sure that everything is at it should be. >> karen snyder, we checked our cards and didn't see anything odd. what's the time frame and when may we see an issue? >> well, if not now, soon. if you did use your cards between those dates, i would definitely recommend keeping an eye on your account. this is not the time to say who cares. this is a time to say i'm going to keep, i'm going to keep a close watch. . >> jolene says, we haven't seen charges on our bank accounts yet, however we feel we should be on the safe side and let our bank know. anything else to do? >> i think that's a great idea, let your bank know, if the

. >> reporter: lola lyles is bella's friend. she started a page so that people could help.ve gotten a lot of donations for bella. $10,000 in two days. >> reporter: that's doubled as of today. another lola, lola carritgton started a page for anica who is her daughter's best friend. and after two days the funds top 11 grand. the money will help the families during this ordeal. >> i'm overwhelmed. i break down and cry all the time because i just can't even believe the generosity. >> reporter: davis says the families have not yet met but the children are close in a sense. >> anica and bella are at the same hospital. same floor. >> reporter: and both face a long recovery. anica just had a kidney removed. bella started what will be years of chemotherapy. >> she is doing pretty good but she's in a lot of pain. >> reporter: both children will miss school this year. but they're prognosis is good. in pacifica, ken pritchett. ktvu news. >>> bay area start up 23 and me says it will stop giving new customers genetic analysis information. last week the food and drug administration told t

. >> allen lyle watches. you get a large face for men. and then, the small matching one. different types of bands. normally, the pair, $225. slashed by 72%. 64 bucks. >> go no further. >> i love that. i love this, too. last right on the tree. these are really beautiful. there's a big assortment, even beyond just this small assortment up here. you see on your screen. single or stacked. 18 karat gold. you can choose stacked or individual. they start at $42. they're slashed big-times by 78%, down to $9. okay. one little box right here. this is so adorable. oh. yeah. that's -- >> can i take it? >> no. look at all of the big assortment that we have. so many different ones. wait until you hear this deal. normally 20 bucks. slashed in half, $10. >> can you get a shot over here, please? thank you. >> they're fighting over it. >> and then, last but not at least -- >> they're $10, guys. you can do it. >> buy your own. last but not least, you want to grab that one, lara? >> of course. >> suede body bag. there you go. you are styling, baby. a variety of colors to choose from. adjusta

i mean, what -- >> where are you seeing growth that's going to lyle you to hire that many people right now? >> we have two businesses. one is the attest audit trust business, dealing with the markets, dealing with public. the other is consulting solutions. it's mostly -- it's a little skewed toward consulting, for sure, in technology, strategy, in operations and in human capital. and the other side of the businesses, we're hiring in audit and tax space as well. >> wow. obviously, this is going to continue to be a source of growth. the complexity today for any company. they almost have to have someone who's a specialist to deal with these kind of operations. i wonder, for the people you're hiring, we hear sometimes about this bifurcation of the labor market. do you find there's a surplus of workers? >> i hear for years we'll have trouble finding people and for years we're still hiring people. i think people have learned that noting and consulting are good professions. they go to school, even in the job reports it's amazing the differential in employment if you have a college degree vers

you give me a shot, you give me a little chance to put my lyle, you know how you crack the door, i justall of that drop when she gets on the floor. she sticks to a really, really strict fitness and diet regime. she and all the other refs watch hours upon hours of footage to stay in mental peak form. she's bad. she's form. >> by that you mean she's good. >> yes. i've been chasing that interview for many years so it was a real delight. thanks for letting me do that. >> you look forward to a day when it's not a headline for a woman doing something like this. until then she's a good person to be talking about. >> depends on the woman also. she played the game at a high level and understands the game. >> and guys respect her for that. >> that was good. >> good insight. >>> a young man overcame the odds and achieved a dream that many do not. good stuff, coming up. haven't seen one like it, i guarantee it. smoke? no, i'm good. ♪ [ male announcer ] every time you say no to a cigarette, you celebrate a little win. nicorette mini delivers fast craving relief in just 3 minutes. double your chances