milo is out. now it's time for you to get out. >> it won't be easy. firefighters have cut through the top of the car creating a small exit. but every inch kelly moves must be carefully choreographed. shards of glass and twisted metal surround her body. >> we sort of had to reach down and kind of manipulate her feet while she's being pulled from the rescuers up top and then we had to sort of be careful lifting her up. but actually, she helped get herself out a lot. it amazed me, her strength. >> the rescue team makes one final pull and after almost two hours, kelly escapes the wreck that held her captive. >> i vividly remember once the mother was extricated watching her get pulled out of the car, and standing on that forklift, and i remember taking one of the deepest breaths i've taken in a long time, and letting it out. >> kelly and 10-year-old sage are more seriously injured than baby milo but survive their incredible nightmare. rescuers are praised for their tireless efforts, but some who were there believe fate lent a hand as well. >> we were origi

at the park manager's home where milo lives with a few friends. all of them grew up together. the park ranger says sometimes you will see the lion running away from the weiner dog. they play so the dog chases the lion. >> i think they have to feet bone digger before the dogs go in there. >> yeah. >> well fed all the time. >> once he gets hungry, i don't think he's a friend. >> they look like hors d'oeuvres. >> bone digger looks friendly. >> that's a cute story, though. >>> that's it for kpix 5 news at noon. have a great afternoon, folks. we'll see you again. what time are we up tomorrow morning? >> we start at 4:30. >> join us. see you, folks. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> carter: no one has to know. >> maya: the fantasy scenes are getting to you. >> carter: yeah, it's hard to tell when the acting ends. i can't stop thinking about you... wanting you, kissing you like that, and touching each other. and we just turn it off when we're not on camera? i don't think so. >> caroline: yeah, rafael says that maya and carter

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about milo know that i don't know him other than they are not your mother and i don't know how you why didn't i mean i could tell they provide them with food that accident the children and check them for signs of malnutrition. on the way that you come from nothing from the tell of. not that i don't know how far is know to load. many hours away which means that i left with the sunrise. for decades to turkana have been living in a constant state of hunger. they belong to one billion people around the world who have no access to their daily nourishment while at the same time more food than ever is being produced on the planet. contrary to crisis periods this chronic hunger phenomenon rarely reaches the evening news. never the less it is deadly. it kills over fifteen million people yearly three times more than those killed during the gear of the second world war. approximately six and a half million of them are children eighteen thousand dollars every day. so to fight hunger the international community decided to distribute food to those in need. however since its birth in one nine hundred

mitch mcconnell can now vote his conscience as greek orthodox priest milos mcconnelopolous and so can harry reid or should i say sushi chef haruki reidamoto. now at some point folks might notice all these priests and chefs hanging around the capitol building which is why we must relocate congress somewhere where it can never be found, thousands of miles under a mountain guarded by rivers of magma and armed mole men. of course, to ensure the ultimate in legislative privacy, we should probably change all voting booths to have redacted ballots. instead of pull ago lever, you just throw a dart. now, i don't think americans would notice a difference at this point because if our lawmakers get to make their policy suggestions in secret, we don't know who we're voting for anyway. and that's the wore. we'll be right back. ?ç?çwóóo?ó?o [ cheers and applause ] >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. thanks so much. very nice. welcome back. nation, i love humility. and i am proud to say that i am as humble or more humble than anyone else out there. you think you're humbler than me? [bleep] you. i'm

long time and letting it out. >> kelly and ten year old sage are more seriously injured than baby milo but survive their incredible ordeal. some who were there believe faith length a hand as well. >> we were in the right place at the right time. >> it was amazing that it was there. and i started to wonder maybe these angels wear camouflage. i don't know. because it was bigger than me. >> just looking back on it, we were lucky at times having the seabees show up. it was miraculous that they showed up to help us out. >>> coming up, a crane operator makes a critical decision, 220 feet above a raging inferno. >> there was no way could i go down past that flame. >> when caught on camera, help is on the way, continues. ♪ ♪ honey, is he too into this car thing? [ mumbling ] definitely the quattro. ♪ ♪ honey? huh? a5. what? [ sighs ] did you say something? ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] research suggests cell health plays a key role th ur lives. one a day men's 50+ is a complete multivitamin designed for men's health concerns as we age. it has 7 antioxidants to support cell health. one a day men's 50+

milo cleaning bone digger's teeth. are you kidding me?s raised at the park manager's home where milo lives with a few friends. they all grew up together. sometimes you will see the mighty lion running away from the weiner dogs while they are playing. sounds like a disney show. >> it does. but yeah, they seem to love each other. >> look at that. friendly. >>> until he gets hungry. >>> coming up, the split second decision that saved a woman's life. >> pg&e faces a record fine for the san bruno blast how it's easing the burden for its ratepayers. >> reporter: i'm cate caugiran live in san jose where a police investigation into stolen mail led them to a house where an officer was attacked by a pit bull. we'll have details coming up. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> your realtime captioner: linda marie macdonald >>> an officer shoots a pit bull in san jose. we'll have the very latest coming up. [ pause ] >> a family desperate to find a missing oakland toddler, the questions they hope the public can answer about daphne webb's father. >> the sun comin

. >>> $5200 came from milos raonic. >>> vice president biden heads west to attend a memorial service for those 19 fallen firefighters. they'll be in the prescott area. >>> that is your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> canada's largest city endures a month's worth of rain just yesterday alone. toronto had extreme flooding and transportation shutdowns with over 300,000 people without power and at least 1,000 people were also trapped on a flooded g.o. train which serves as major public transportation. meteorologist bill karins is here. fires last week, flooding this week, and now a tropical storm? >> i think we'll be talking about it the next seven, eight days in a row. >> that long? >> yes. just got the new update. storm continues to be weak, unorganized. has 48 hours before it gets to areas around puerto rico and haiti. starting to move through barbados and lower and lesser antilles. the forecast path takes it on wednesday across haiti and dominican republic. then it will slow down, stall out slowly through the bahamas through the upcoming weekend. the hurricane has 60-mile-an-

i'm milo hankey. thank you, supervisor wiener, [speaker not understood]. it's a great step. clutter street furniture, there is san francisco beautiful looks forward to participating in any opportunities to advance permitting enforcement. we spent a considerable amount of time in putting together order number 175 566. this is the memo that ed lee signed in 2005 regarding surface mounted utilities. we don't simply ask, but we insist that we become participants rather than observers in a long overdue meeting for technical review. this memo calls for an annual review of technologies that would reveal optimal technologies for undergrounding or reducing the size of these cabinets. so, we'll be asking to be a part of that. the other part of this, too, is supervisor kim brought up a question before regarding at&t's efforts to locate their utilities on private property. my understanding is that it's a pretext or pretense of an offer. it goes this way out of dallas. $8,000 for permanent easement, that's the only way at&t says it will do business. no owner really wants to inflict that

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. - oh, i have one i can embarrass my son milo, who's now going to be 16. can you believe? those of you who grew up watching me and remember me pregnant. he's gonna be 16 in a couple of months. but i remember when he was about two, and gail steinberg, my executive producer, remembers this story. he was sitting on-- he was potty trained. let me just say, he was the first child in preschool at that age to be potty trained. you know, they were really, really impressed. he was sitting on the... on the potty and going number two and he... he said, "mom? can you get me a book?" - ( laughter ) - oh my god! i love it. i love it. - so-- i don't think he'll be loving that. he doesn't watch my show. but let's talk about your partnership. how, how... how is it with don? is one of you daddy? what do your kids call you? i'm daddy, he's papi. um, i grew up with argentinean parents, so he always sort of found that... that latin thing sort of exotic, and he wanted to be called "papi." i said fine. but as things have, uh... as things have turned out, you know, there's a real division of labo

that i will have loans pretty much wherever i go but she laid it out in the excel spreadsheet homage milo's a bfi chose to go to each college i ended up applying to all state schools because they knew i did not want to have six figures of loans and went to university of maryland partially because of the tuition because i fell in love and i loved my decision but i was educated right off the bat to know how much i would have to pay when it was clear my peers did not realize the decision they were making they got to go to the dream school which is fantastic but when they got out they graduated with six figures lausanne summer unemployment they did not know about the affordable alternative like going to a community college. view we have a culture of not educating our youth as much but telling them you can go wherever you want to then have them be saddled with all the debt because they didn't know what they were signing up for. talking about interest rates there is also another problem here. >> you are absolutely right. it is a bigger problem is his serve on the board of trustees at st. mary's c