. >> reporter: can't forget about milo the cat. the entire neighborhood burned down, but somehow, milo was found alive, huddled underneath a car. ed says he lost his home, but he feels grateful milo is here today. >> izzy is here. >> reporter: her family says this was one of the greatest moments of their lives. just when they thought they lost everything, they found izzy, their miracle dog. >> izzy, come here baby. >> oh my god. >> izzy. >> reporter: abc 7 news. >> izzy's story was shared countless amount of times and so was the next story. about a young man who embraced the game that he loves a as pleasant distraction after the flames that destroyed his entire collection of baseball memorabilia. his name is loren gentlelady smith, and he clutched what had been a stack of baseball cards in what was his home. the nine-year-old oakland athletics fan wrote the team a letter after his home was destroyed. the a's responded with a care package and other teams from across the country did the same. loren finishes little league season over

and should be noted we saw lots of people in that part of the world, ideological spectrum defending milo on the grounds of free speech, whether it was racism or sexism or zeno phobia, anti-immigrant bias, things he was promulgating with his speeches, those things were being defended under the name of free speech as opposed to the subsequent issue. >> should he be excluded, stupid and inflammatory -- >> the issue of democracy as everyone has the right to be stupid on their own terms and stupidity is its own indictment. notwithstanding that is not the concern. when he began making statements people were uncomfortable with about child molestation it became something that was indefensible. the principles of free speech but in theory they should have been saying milo has the right to talk about things that make us uncomfortable like child molestation but the opposite is what happened. >> do you blame trump for how free-speech ideas have been wrongly articulated? we write from the head down? >> he made it worse. we issued and campus for all, diversity, inclusion and free-speech documented thes

milo is darling. >>> speaking of wonder. it's the name of julia roberts' new movie. >> i loved it.s. they all loved it. it was that point, let's find out who -- this has got to be being made into a movie. i was not the first to the party of loving this book. >> reporter: she admits she jumped at a chance to play isabelle. a mother helping her child with facial differences deal with school for the first time. >> you are not ugly. and anyone who cares to know you will see that. >> reporter: this is the 50-year-old's 50th movie. it's her role as wife and mom that connected her to the script. >> we all kind of have this incredible shift in our lives. you become a parent. and that becomes your complete and total priority. >> reporter: 11-year-old jack b plays julia's son. >> it takes a lot of work to look this good. >> reporter: he got rave reviews for his breakout role in "room." he say it's a career highlight. >> if girl who plays my mom is legendary julia roberts. she is such a good co-star. and she really hl. s me out on scenes. and it's really nice to work with her. >> you have to

>> reporter: on the set, milo was looking more like j.ant than co-star. >> can you please run and get her coffee? >> reporter: yesterday, lopez and ventimiglia shot both lovey-dovey and dramatic scenes in new york before he jetted back to l.a. to shoot "this is us." between takes, lopez kept in touch with her real life man, a-rod. >> i'm working. hi, baby. >> reporter: in the upcoming romantic comedy, she and leah remini play maya and joan, best friends and co-workers at a big box store. they're besties in real life. but on this set, co-producer j. lo is also leah's boss. >> jennifer is giving me notes about my acting right now. i'm sorry, jennifer. go ahead. >> these are suggestions. >> suctions. >> reporter: these two go way back. 13 years. they first met when j. lo was dating marc anthony. >> she went to a premier with us. >> i was hoping that jennifer -- because she's so pretty and annoying. soy walked up to her flawlessness. >> which made me laugh. we became best friends and we kicked marc to the curb. >> no, we didn't. >> about that

dozens of protesters got into scuffles with milo's right-wing supporters. police fired pepper spray at the crowd then formed a line to move them out. >>> a driverless runaway dump truck hit 12 cars and injured two people while careening down a steep san francisco street. sky map 7 shows you the streets where it happened. the truck rumbled down difference dero and stopped when it hit a tree on valero street. otherwise it might have been more damage. pieces of smashed cars littered divisadero. police say the driver was loading concrete on the truck but the vehicle couldn't handle the wait. >>> time is about to run out. california's new gas tax is about to kick in. abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian explains where your money is going. >> reporter: at gas stations across the bay drivers are topping off. >> i might fill the rest of the tank. >> reporter: because come wednesday california's gas tax goes up. you'll pay an additional 12 cents per gallon. the increase approved by the state legislature last spring is expected to raise more than $5.2 billion a yea

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dozens of protesters got into scuffles with milo's right-wing supporters. police fired pepper spray at the crowd then formed a line to move them out. >>> a driverless runaway dump truck hit 12 cars and injured two people while careening down a steep san francisco street. sky map 7 shows you the streets where it happened. the truck rumbled down difference dero and stopped when it hit a tree on valero street. otherwise it might have been more damage. pieces of smashed cars littered divisadero. police say the driver was loading concrete on the truck but the vehicle couldn't handle the wait. >>> time is about to run out. california's new gas tax is about to kick in. abc 7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian explains where your money is going. >> reporter: at gas stations across the bay drivers are topping off. >> i might fill the rest of the tank. >> reporter: because come wednesday california's gas tax goes up. you'll pay an additional 12 cents per gallon. the increase approved by the state legislature last spring is expected to raise more than $5.2 billion a yea

he made a bunch of statements where he says, among other things, he denounces milo young milo y bliss iannopolous this right-wing , provocateur that he giving a lot of money to, and he distances himself from steve bannon. we talk about politics all the time but i make my own decisions. what he is talking about his barber or cabdriver. this is somebody who has been his close political advisor and he bankrolled banon's entire suite of projects over the last three or four years. julia: with breitbart news, are you suggesting that the politics of steve bannon and milo you does not agree with, it is not -- breitbart news may be going somewhere, but it is going very far. explain what is going on to understand what is going on with his conservative values, allegedly. >> josh green had died, who cowrote the piece, and i come up and cowrote with these, talked to people around mercer and bannon. and actually, this is not about stepping away from bannon, or a change in direction and mercer's politics. if anything, this might free him up to do more. for instance, the sale of breitbart, he says he

she stars opposite milo ventimiglia in the romantic comedy second act. onset, milo was looking more like j.lo's assistant than co-star. >> can you please run and get her coffee. >> lopez and ventimiglia shot both lovie dove i have and dramatic seens in new york and when a-rod wasn't there, they face timed. >> i'm working. hi, baby. and finally taylor swift's new album dropped friday. is she calling herself a cheater? tay fesses up in "i did something bad." ♪ so who's the he? we're thinking ex-calvin harris. ♪ remember last year when they were dating, she went solo to the met gala and had that dance-off with tom hiddleston, her soon to be next boyfriend. read between the lines of getaway car and it sounds like he helped tay make a swift exit not only from the met but from her relationship with calvin. ♪ and there's a twist. while dating calvin, did taylor also meet her new man, joe alwyn at the met gala? she seems to reference their hair dos at that time? ♪ >> let's move on and talk about this headline. george clooney. is he stepping back from acting? wha

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an update on milo yiannopoulos's appearance at california state university at fullerton.. at least eight protesters a morning. some scuffles erupted as a large crowd of protesters gathered outside. they're upset that the conservative provocateur was allowed to speak. dozens of police officers responded.. some in riot gear. inside, the former breitbart news editor spoke to a sold out crowd. he focused on the need for free speech. happening tonight-- the world series comes down one game, after the l-a dodgers force a game 7. game six was more of a pitching duel than game 5's classic. houston's justin verlander dominated the dodgers into the sixth when corey seager's sacrafice fly brought chase utley home for l-a's go-ahead run. joc pedersen would come on in the seventh to hit his third home run of the series. dodgers win 3-1 and force a deciding game seven for all the marbles. game 7-taking place tonight in los angeles. ... first despite the astros losing the game.. dozens of the team's fans are grateful this morning. 98 fans went to game six on a 747 chartered by the housto

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zach: he made a bunch of statements where he says he denounces milo yo yeonopolis and distances himselfsteve bannon. i make my own decisions, almost like he is talking about his barber or cabdriver. carol: not someone who he has funded big-time. has: essentially he suite ofd bannon's projects over the last three or four years. julia: i made the point about breitbart news. if you're suggesting perhaps some of the politics of steve bannon and milo he does not agree with, breitbart news may be going somewhere but not very far. just explain what is going on with his conservative values. zach: josh green and i wrote the piece talked to people around mercer and bannon. this is not really about stepping away from bannon or a change of direction in his politics. if anything, this my free him up to do more because the sale of breitbart, he is selling it to his daughters. his daughter rebecca, is middle daughter, has always been the one most hands-on in terms of breitbart. she has been the one calling it ideas or complaining about coverage. carol: and working closely with steve bannon. julia: uni

julia: with breitbart news, are you suggesting that the politics of steve bannon and milo you does not with, it is not going very far. be going news may goingere but it's not too far. explain what is going on to understand what is going on with his conservative values. >> josh green and i, who cowrote the piece, talk to people around -- and i come up and cowrote with these, talked to people around mercer. it is not a change in direction and mercer's politics. it might free him up to do more. for instance, the sale of breitbart, he says he is selling it to his daughters. his daughter rebecca has always been the one that is the most hands-on in terms of breitbart. she is the one calling and story ideas are complaining about coverage. carol: and working closely with steve bannon. >> that's right. julia: unions have championed themselves as advocates of safe workplaces. carol: reports suggest that the labor movement has work to do. josh: the largest labor federation in the u.s. had its national convention a few weeks ago. it happens every four years. it started in an unusual way. the feder

plus, this -- from "this is us," milo ventimiglia will be stopping by. >> steve: yeah!d applause ] ♪ only milo >> jimmy: it's going -- we're going to a fun "this is us" sketch tomorrow. make sure you tune in for that. it's a good one. then later this week jared leto and harrison ford will be here. it's a big week. [ cheers and applause ] but first, we have a fun show tonight. joining us is one of the biggest stars on the planet. her acclaimed product line mdna skin is available in the u.s. starting tomorrow. madonna is here tonight! [ cheers and applause ] we love madonna. always love when madonna comes by. she gave me this skincare. i tried it. mdna. it's like lotions and creams and serums and eye stuff and, yeah. i don't -- yeah. [ light laughter ] >> steve: you know, that. >> jimmy: madonna -- she wants to give me a facial on the show. [ light laughter ] tonight. >> steve: really? >> jimmy: yeah. i'm going to do it. but then -- [ cheers ] yeah. then we have camila cabello on the show tonight! >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: camila! this is fantastic

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congo's natural resources director milos around screened his work in the conflict zone itself and made a new credible impact. three thousand. thirty. pope francis is here in myanmar and his visit couldn't come at a more crucial time more than six hundred thousand muslim or hinge on have fled the country to escape from what many are calling ethnic cleansing well the pope find the right words to address their plight with out the. binning the religious and ethnic divides that are tearing me and mark parts for full coverage of the pope's visit join us here on the w. news. your children like chocolate. you can't live without your smartphone. to make jokes the supermarket. as we go about our daily lives human rights a poem from the last the on our minds. invisible hands. free in the twenty first century. starting december second d. w. . frankfurt watch international gateway to the best connection self and road and rail. located in the heart of europe you are connected to the whole world. experience outstanding shopping and dining offers and trialling services. biala gassed at frankfurt am. m

also new overnight - at least seven people under arrest after a speech by conservative firebrand milo yiannopolous. speaking to a crowd of more than 800 students at cal state fullerton... yiannopolous blasted what he called the silencing of conservative views on college campuses. outside the auditorium - tense moments as supporters and protesters clashed. the school was prepared with extra security on hand for the event. new information about the devastation caused by those california wildfires. this morning - the state's insurance commissioner says property damage losses have topped three-point-three billion dollars. nearly nine thousand homes and buildings were destroyed in the october blazes. and now, new concerns as storms make their way to califonia. people there now bracing for massive mudslides from the charred out ground. another hollywood actor facing groping allegations this morning. jeremy piven is accused of grabbing a former playmate's breasts and butt on the set of his hit show "entourage" ariane bellamar says piven molester her several times there and at the playboy man

no, max and milo were supposed to leave the gates open. tell me they weren't still out there.

milo, mass shootings, bannon, moore. donald trump would have been in jail if he was caught grabbing a woman by the crotch without her permission. that's criminal assault. the climate is so poisonous. it boggles my mind. if i was a bible believing, evangelic evangelical. this is pitiful. disgusting. period. paragraph. that's it. >> because the leadership is completely unholy in the tank for both donald trump, a self-admitted sexual assaulter of women who will is on tape bragging about it. saying he walked in on teenage girls while naked because it's his pageant and people dismissing it. the leadership level is saying that's okay. this is an ordinary voter, our nbc reporter went down to alabama and talked to voters. hold on a second. let's go to judge roy moore. >> salary, which they distorted. about taxes that should have been paid on money we never got. we endured that. later they came out and endorsed my opponent in this race. just two days ago the washington post established or published yet another attack on my charac

but more so than the optics involving bannon, i think the optics involve milo younnapolis.sance companies were upset about. >> as investors, those are insurance companies and those are firemen, sacred sisters of notre dame. they look at things like this and say, hold on a second, where am i invested? there are a lot who don't want to be invested in vice companies. when you are tied to people like milo or things out of breitbart, that could be an issue for the fund. the original founder of renaissance is a big democrat. the other co-ceo, his wife was part of the obama fda. like he's among big democrats. that has to be difficult. >> right. but there have been a campaign in vent weeks since that buzzfeed report to let the people know the investors know this is who your money is stored with. and apparently that has caused problems. >> well, well, well, times are changing. thank you so much for joining us. the mercers, there's a lot to learn about them. republican leaders are hopeful they get tax reform passed, but not all republicans are on board yet. one key gop lawmaker will

controversial speaker milo iannopoulos was there. seven people were arrested. at least two came after the fight between left and right wing protesters. >>> what's happening with our taxes? the self-imposed deadline by the house republicans to release a new tax bill will be missed. they were hoping to unveil it tomorrow, but are pushing it back to thursday. key details still need to be ironed out. >>> it is a staggering number. property damage losses from the north bay wildfires now exceed $3.3 billion. that figure represents claims for homes and businesses ensured by 15 major companies. it is significantly higher than the state insurance commissioner's initial estimate of at least $1 billion. now our investigative unit is digging deeper, looking into the more than,000 buildings destroyed. cal fire says more than 70% of the buildings that were burned were homes. that's 6,190 houses. more than 2,000 outbuildings were destroyed. we're talking detached garages, barnes, sheds. the fires also wipe out 150 commercial buildings in and around santa rosa. now we've post

the honors were for the team doctor, milo stewart, of frankford.he doctor was wearing the cherry and white of the owls. today he'll change into the uniform of a navy commander being deployed. >> i'm going to be going into a setting where i'm caring for most deserving people in the world. people willing to put themselves out there, willing to put themselves on the line are deserving of everything we can do. >> the commander cannot reveal his destination but said he's grateful for all the recognition from the fans. by the way, his owls won 34-26. >>> houston will honor the world-champion astros. the team returned to texas to a heroes welcome home at the airport last night. in a few hours, people will line the streets of houston for vooik parade. the -- victory parade. the astros won for the first championship in franchise history. what a celebration today. >> a city that is so deserving after hurricane harvey hit them hard. and boy, they deserved it. good for them. >>> now for more of the stories at 6:00 -- >> house on fire. sky force 10 is live over

congo's natural resources director milos around screened his work in the conflict zone itself and made an incredible impact global three thousand and thirteen double. their black and living in germany. he's reminded what that means on a daily basis presenter john up i guess not being able to blend in and all this cattle. taking a holiday group and being you know different than the rest. she travelled across germany to meet other black people and to hear their stories. it seems as. i grew up in a white family in a white neighborhood it was definitely a challenge. she decided to put me up for adoption. so the main thing was to keep your head down and your mouth shut of course of the face like this i could never completely disappear if you see all these stereotypes about africa it's good to see you. do something for your country but you're still the black guy with an. afro germany starting december tenth d.w. . in untaught to. the deadly storm can be minutes away. so a satellite phone is your lifeline. is no way more extreme on us to build a runway. when this man spoke with d.h.l. get a r

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meet temple's team doctor, milo seward of frankfurt. the family joined him on the field last night.wearing the cherry and white of the owls. today he'll change into the uniform of a navy commander. stewart is being deployed. >> i recognize that they want to show their appreciation for what i'm doing, but i'm certainly not the only one to do so. >> the commander cannot reveal his destination but said he's grateful for the recognition from fans. by the way, temple beat navy 34-26. >>> carson wentz continues to rack up the awards after being named player of the month for october. wentz through for 14 touchdowns while leading the eagles to a 5-0 record last month. it is the first time he's won the award. wentz and the birds will try to keep it rolling at the linc this weekend against the broncos. we're helping you get ready for the game starting at 9:30 on sunday morning. "eagles game day kickoff" followed by "eagles game time" at 10:00. the official station of the philadelphia eagles. >>> time to reveal the winner of our high school blitz game of the week. we'll be hdst eaded to -- >>>

(steve) there has been at least one fight and one arrest before a speech by milo yiannopoulous.eavy police presence on the campus of cal state fullerton where the conservative provocateur is speaking yiannopoulos was invited by the university's college republicans student group. they say they feel left out of the campus' political conversation... and bringing the provocative speaker would shed light on the issue. events featuring yiannopoulos have a history of violence. (steve) earlier this year... violent clashes broke out at u-c berkeley just before an event featuring yiannopoulos. the university was force to cancel his speech. barricades-- set up to keep protesters out of the area-- were picked up and thrown into windows. fights broke out and fires were started. berkeley police arrested at least three people for carrying a banned weapon, and/or wearing a mask while committing a crime. the protests cost the university 100-thousand dollars in damage. ahead at eight.. the price at the pump will jump tomorrow when the new gas tax takes effect. but one tax expert says, prices on o

paper.com, some people there, what milo represents versus a guy in the clan suit. i don't know people listening and we would have disagreements about do we have a definition about what the alt-right is versus white supremacist? or is this what were going to do but we don't even have agreements on that. a lot of people look to breitbart for information. people there will have a varie variety. but it depends what were going to promote. steve bannon went on to become top aid to the president of the united states break he turned it into a platform for the all right. the outright is a euphemism for white nationalism. >> you could be correct that people will disagree with that. this is where the debate or discussion is. think people listening will have a differing opinion or be conflicted. we know what the nazis and the clan are. most people would say that's not breitbart that it also might not be what they believe. >> this is not that hard to deny it's the disc extremists here. as part of this with donald trump it's easy and automatic and now difficult. it took us 20 or

mandy moore came without her fiance while milo ventimiglia, chrissy metz were also among the guests at small private affair. since his movie, a bad moms christmas was out, i had to ask about this scene. >> did he practice his santa sexy dance at home? he had some really interesting moves. >> can i be honest with you? he didn't want to, and i'm like, babe, i'm going to need you to practice those moves. >> she wanted it with eye contact, which i thought was really weird. >> though she gave it her best shot, mila cue nkunis said she get him to crack when it comes to giving up secrets to this is us. >> i was like come on, i got to know. i'm a fan. >> you see that? you're not the only one trying to get secrets from the this is us stars. >> i've been trying to get secrets from cameron mathison about his hallmark movie. >> you know who's an open book? kelly clarkson. we were shocked at one headline that claimed kelly once contemplated taking her own life. kevin frazier sat down with kelly aft kelly to set the record straight. >> you said, quote, when i was really skinny, i wanted to kill myse

of which turned violent regarding scheduled appearances by other conservative commentators, such as milo yiannopoulos. >>> isis militants have now withdrawn from their last remaining stronghold in syria. fox reporter jennifer griffin is at the pentagon and tells us this follows battles that killed large numbers of militants including leaders. >>> reporter: the syrian military driving isis from its last remaining stronghold near the border with iraq following a punishing government offensive that left the group's fighters dispersed throughout the desert. the syrian army is painting it as a major victory, saying it essentially marks the end of the self-proclaimed isis caliphate. >> it is a declaration of the fall of isis in the region and the collapse of its supporters' illusions. >> reporter: but with thousands of fighters now streaming through the deserts of iraq and syria, and many others thought to be planning attacks in europe and the u.s., the anti-isis coalition is looking at new strategies to combat what's expected to become a drawn-out insurgency. secretary of defense james mattis

milo agency with the tobacco sounding acronym was great in 2008. basically congress realized that we're spending a lot of money there. we didn't do a very good job of overseeing how the moneyon was spent in iraq so they created a special agency. we are an inspector general office. we do audits, criminal investigations. about 200 of a. >> we we only focus on afghanistan and we only focus on reconstruction. one of the reasons congress did this is because we've spent more money on reconstruction in afghanistan than we've ever done anywhere in the world. we spent more money in afghanistan than we did on the entire marshall plan to rebuild europe after world war ii. so congress assumed anything correctly that they needed a special agency just to look at it and we've been in existence since then time you put a regular reports, how often does the seeker office put out these reports to congress tressa we put our quarterly reports, unlike the other inspector general who put up some annual prep we our quarterly reports plus we issue lessons learned report on

the buzzfeed report revealed how breitbart's former tech editor, milo yiannopoulos, had collaborated closely with white nationalists to generate story ideas and even to edit the website's articles. in his letter, mercer tried to distance himself from yiannopoulos, as well as from steve bannon, breitbart's longtime head who also served as trump's former chief strategist. the united nations is warning of an unfolding humanitarian emergency at an australian refugee detention center on manus island in papua, new guinea. the australian government officially closed the detention center on tuesday, cutting off water and electricity, but hundreds of asylum-seekers are still at the center where food, water, and medicine is growing scarce. the asylum-seekers are refusing to leave, saying they fear for their lives if they go along with the government's plans to relocate them to a nearby city where refugees have been attacked by men armed with knives and screwdrivers. the university of notre dame has announced it will stop covering birth control for faculty, staff , and students. the move comes