what i think are so blessed about in this event, if you recall in niece just a while back in niece, a guy in a truck he's able to kill 86 people, the fact this was so law, i think that credit goes to the police. as former fbi member, i can tell you the first responders is really what's keeping us safe

they said their daughter and niece committed suicide after watching it. kpix 5's len ramirez is outside the netflix headquarters in los gatos with more on the "13 reasons why" debate. len. >> reporter: well, liz, the question here is whether or not this very popular dramatic series is triggering teens into suicide. cbs talked to two bay area men who think it does. john and peter call the netflix series "13 reasons why" a sort of how-to video for teens to want to kill themselves. >> so netflix is showing children how to commit suicide. they provide a blueprint for that action. i agree with peter. >> reporter: john's daughter bella who went to high school in livermore and peter's niece priscilla who went to high school in san mateo why both 15 years old and both committed suicide within days after watching "13 reasons why" last april. the series about a girl named hannah shows her taking her own life and leaving behind audiotapes about the13 reasons why. they knew their girls were troubled but they didn't know that they both had watched the show until after

my niece and nephew come. everyone. in fact, the only reason the extended family didn't come is because my goddaughter frankie had another recital at the same

. >> like when i'm home, i have four nieces and a nephew. my favorite. and i give them $100. [ laughter ] children need to know the truth. how the world works. >> jimmy: is it always the same one? or based on performance? >> depends on the day. look, you really dropped the ball today, your personality wasn't shining the way it should, that's why your sister gets $100 and you're left out in the cold. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i agree with that. i had a similar thing i did with my nephew archy, my cousin sal's son. he was starting to favor his uncle peter. and i was always the favorite and i didn't like that. >> good. >> jimmy: i said, why? he said, he takes me surfing a lot. i go, what's it going to take for me to be back on top? he thought about it for a minute, he goes, an ipad. >> oh, man. >> jimmy: i'll be damned if i didn't get him an ipad. >> another truth, you can buy love. who says you can't buy love? that's insane. >> jimmy: especially from kids. >> especially from kids, they're so up. yeah, i'm going to put them

is a niece a close enough family relationship? and my subject to the band? who knows.t one point, who is going to decide? >> some say the limited nature of the reinstatement of the band means trump has not scored a major success. a victory for american national security, saying its number one response ability is to keep the american people safe. one group vowed to fight on. >> this muslim and refugee ban is unjust and un-american and we will continue to fight it in the courts and the streets to make sure that it is defeated. >> among the people arriving at dulles international airport muslimshington, d.c. one american said he felt it was too extreme. i am a practicing american and i do not represent islam so seeing this ban and how people are advocating for it is concerning. he issued his ban of among rising international concern. >> critic's pointed out that no one from the affected countries have carried out attacks in the united states. delano: brazil's president has been charged with corruption. the top prosecutor describes michel temer as scheming and corrupt. the

i know as a mother it must be very very painful, but we also lost a brother, a son, a nephew and a niece, a grand daughter and a grandson. (steve) in georgia -- republican karen handel has won a nationally watched special election. (steve) in georgia -- republican karen handel has won a nationally watched special election. democratic candidate jon ossof tried to pull a major upset in the sixth congressional district. it's been held by republicans for nearly 40 years. republicans are claiming momentum ahead of the 20-18 midterms... but the race was closer than expected. that trend leaves democrats hopeful they can win a house majority in the mid-terms. the special election in georgia attracted record- breaking money including donors from california. ( pam) the scorching hot temperatures aren't done yet.(steve) chief meteorologist brittany shipp is back with your complete forecast women are amazing. our bodies grow babies... we run marathons... ...companies. ...solve problems. how? we eat. we eat almonds, strawberries, quinoa and yeah...we eat chocolate. we eat in sweatpants... in skirts.

. >> i have a dilemma that i need help with regarding my niece. she's visiting with a friend. obviously turf go to bed early i said go ahead and watch a movie. thirty minutes i hear a bottle fall. i only have one type of bottle , it is a we are bolt. she's 18. >> you don't think she. >> yes. >> so what do i do. >> what did you do. >> i took the bottle, threw it out and gave her a look and we have to talk bit. do i mention it to her mother and do i have another conversation with her. >> maybe you should talk with her, you know, you have a relationship. >> i feel a certain obligation you are not at that age. i want to be cool uncle you can let her mother now know. >> what do you think. >> do i call the mom because mommies not there. she's just staying with me with a friend for summer until she transitions to england. >> to england. >> what is she doing in england. >> she's going to school there >> do you think she would mind >> sorry, it all starte with, so what is this a lip liner. >> lip liner. >> do you think she would be okay is she watching now. >> can i before he this. >>

. >> lunch shaming is not an issue at the men niece school in vineland.d regardless of their lunch account status but like a lot of schools they have had children who's parents get behind on their accounts. >> some years, we've been up to about $6,000 in back lunches in arrears. >> payment can be a challenge for parents but they look for other ways to address it. inn clueing an anonymous donor who heard about lunch shaming spreading nationally and wanted to help. >> we had a grand parent of a student come in and ms. mrs. o'donnell and i happened to be in the office she came in. talk to her and she took out her checkbook and wrote a check for several hundred dollars that she wanted to help some of our students pay down their lunch balances. >> reporter: the men niece staff told me they prefer to work together rather than embarrass kids. why? um, the kids are as young as six. so let's call it common sense. >> i think it affects the kids, um, they can't help pay the bill. >> reporter: parents who can pay their bills should. but as adults can we follow men ni

we are hearing from somebody who is desperately searching for their nearly 13—year—old niece.till people unaccounted for as we have been hearing so far? the sense we are getting is that there are significant numbers of people unaccounted for. because we have had in the eyewitnesses we have spoken to who have managed to leave that building are fewer than those stories of people, who we don't know their whereabouts. the concern that we have had before, i don't know how many of your viewers will remember the lack of all house fire which took place in 2000 night, southwark council recently fined £600,000 over that fateful tower block fire. there was a sense that at that stage the official advice is that if a fire brea ks official advice is that if a fire breaks out in your block, stay where you are. the sense from those people on the ground, who we spoke to, will say that would be not good advice. those who got out early, those people who did not get out early unaccounted for. one amazing story ofa unaccounted for. one amazing story of a young man whose aunt lived towards the top

i'm a great great grand niece of. tubman.hen you started talking about aisha, about her faith and how she did what she did, what i want to say about that is from the very beginning of time, god has always been looking for someone to take up the banner and show his love. we are the only people on this earth that can embody that love. that is what she did. everything she did was about love. love is the message for her. when she went out, what she did was looked to god. every situation, every circumstance. she did not turn away no matter what the circumstance. say youo forth and you are falling in love with our and she has shown the love of god to all of us at an inspiration of how to connect to him. that is what the message is that he wants to get out that everyone in the world. [applause] i feel like we had a bit of church in the church today. good morning and thank you for the show. instances you can incorporate actual history and historical characters. we incorporate some incidences that impact of the nation that are not ver

she has got a niece about the same age as maddy as well.ough for her seeing little mia going to school, has cool uniform. we can see madison doing the same thing. the trust has apologised and said practices have changed, but madison jackson is one of nine avoidable baby deaths at the trust over the period. the health secretary has ordered a review of here, but other hospitals are providing poor care. hundreds of babies could be protected from harm, says the report, if services are improved. it is not a single factor that is going to cause a poor outcome, it is an accumulation of factors, and we have to look at the whole picture, you know, in a holistic way, in order to improve care, and that is what we are determined to do. a baby's death leaves an indelible mark. until the nhs fundamentally improves, too many families will experience that burning sense of injustice. michael buchanan, bbc news, powys. tesco has announced it is causing a call centre in cardiff with the loss of more than a thousand jobs, a planned reorganisation would see the

what i think are so blessed about in this event, if you recall in niece just a while back in niece, an a truck he's able to kill 86 people, the fact this was so law, i think that credit goes to the police. as former fbi member, i can tell you the first responders is really what's keeping us safe right now. they couldn't marshall the air service to come and do all of this. >> police are often unarmed and we want to finish with you, three attacks in ten weeks. there's a question what is it about the uk that makes it horrible to so much radicalization, these types of attacks. >> the attacks in a few weeks, as you mention. the authorities have disruptive. we are facing now an on slot. as isis continues to lose territory iraq in syria, it shows that it has the ability to control terror plots and effectively it's this kind of mentality, if they're going to bailout. they want to take as many people with them as possible. the experience two years ago, belgium and germany now tragically i'm afraid. but i also want to praise our police. they've done a great job and that's what's mentioned the f

kimberly brady had been frantically trying to find her son nick and niece haile. now investigators knew what had happened to them. they drove out to speak with kimberly, and they brought a chaplain. >> as soon as i saw them turn the corner, something -- i knew he was gone. i didn't know how or why. then all of a sudden i remember the door opened and the chaplain came out. all i said is, no. i don't remember if i said anything else. he's like, your son is dead. >> nick and haile were both dead. kimberly fell to her knees, and then the chaplain told her, it was no accident. >> he's like, your son was shot. and i was like -- and then, i mean, shot? that just wasn't -- >> doesn't fit? >> i just remember feeling, i said what do you mean shot to death, when i could get something out. and they said, well, he was shot three times. i was like, shot, what do you mean shot three times? and that was the -- i couldn't function. i couldn't really hear after that. >> were you there, rachel, during that? >> i walked in, and my dad said that somebody -- somebody shot nickel baby a

gin and barbara are missy's great nieces and you all stand up, stand up, please. [applaus [applause] >> barbara jakes and jane scarboro and they were wonderful to work with and so generous in sharing their great aunt's papers with me. the book could not have happened without them and i've been a little nervous doing the boston accent since obviously, i'm not from that part of the country. my husband leo is here in the front row and his father is, so i just kind of imitated all of his yankee relatives. oh, is that a phone? it sounds just like the one on the desk at the white house. anyway, missy, in 1933, of course, came in as the private secretary to fdr. she was part of a four-person management team. can you imagine the whole west wing being managed by four people, three men, louie howe, fdr's political advisor, steve early his able press secretary. mcfire his appointment secretary and missy, who did everything else. what's changed? and over time, as howe's health declined, he was in an oxygen dent by 1935 and then they shipped him off to the naval hospital becau

. >> he hired teenage -- like my niece, 14 or 15 years old. >> the girls didn't know he had a hidden camera in the dressing room. customers gasped when we told them what police alleged. >> he had a hidden camera in the dressing room. >> he had a sign saying he had cameras on the property, but he didn't tell anyone he had one in the dressing room too. >> you have to be a predator. >> she felt he was weird, like a weird old dude. >> police identified five victims all said to be female juveniles. >> scary. that's not a good thing. >> not coming back. >> police worry there may be other victims they have not been able to identify. larry bostick is being held on five counts of child endangerment. >> a mix up at a buck's county gas station may be costly for those that bought gas there. the gas station in levitz town. several customers complained they thought diesel and regular got mixed up. >> there could be a mix up in the delivery, possibly, or an underground delivery system problem. if the tests come back that the gasoline is mixed, mechanics say the repairs could run thousands of dollar

gets left out is pretty expansive and includes fiance the, grandparents -- fiances, grandparents, nieces, nephews, cousins, and extended family. a pretty big list. the travel guidelines come as homeland security secretary john kelly announced new security measures for u.s.-bound flights yesterday. some visible, some not, including increased scrutiny for passengers, enhanced screening of electronics, and more use of k-9s to find explosives, dave. >> interesting. the court also said anybody who accepted a job in the u.s. or someone coming here to university could also travel here. does that hold? >> reporter: that part should still hold. those are the categories the court laid out plainly. what happens to people like fiancees, not a category that the supreme court listed. you can see how the trump administration is using that to find a narrow version who've's in and who's out. certainly anyone specifically delineated in the court's order will be protected. >> laura jarrett live in washington. thank you very much. >>> to discuss the day's political action, we have our political reporter liv

. >> like when i'm home, i have four nieces and a nephew.. [ laughter ] children need to know the truth. how the world works. >> jimmy: is it always the same one? or based on performance? >> depends on the day. look, you really dropped the ball today, your personality wasn't shining the way it should, that's why your sister gets $100 and you're left out in the cold. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i agree with that. i had a similar thing i did with my nephew archy, my cousin sal's son. he was starting to favor his uncle peter. and i was always the favorite and i didn't like that. >> good. >> jimmy: i said, why? he said, he takes me surfing a lot. i go, what's it going to take for me to be back on top? he thought about it for a minute, he goes, an ipad. >> oh, man. >> jimmy: i'll be damned if i didn't get him an ipad. >> another truth, you can buy love. who says you can't buy love? that's insane. >> jimmy: especially from kids. >> especially from kids, they're so up. yeah, i'm going to put them through college and they'll love

bonified relationships do not include grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces nephews, cousins, brothers-in-law, sister-in-law or even fiances. there will be an uproar come tomorrow. >> the president and first lady have announced their next foreign trip. they'll visit paris july 14th, bas steal day. the president accepted the invitation from the new french president. there will be a parade with american soldiers, marking 100 years since the united states entered world war i. republican leader in the senate are not giving up efforts to revive their healthcare bill. mitch mcconnell had to delay the bill. there are nine and if three vote against the vote fails. president trump said republicans have a great healthcare package and there would be a great surprise. he offered no explanation. >> republicans are facing an uphill battle against public opinion. a new meris poll show 17% support the senate healthcare plan. 65% disprove and the rest are unsure. >> this is scene of multiple arrests today outside pat toomey's office on capitol hill. senator toomey was one of the authors of th

she was able to call her mother from the stairwell as she tried to descend —— niece. mother once at around 1:30am in the morning and then she was able to call her mother again at 1:39am, then the call cut out. so, people desperately searching for friends and relatives who are still unaccounted for. as we were hearing, this is a tower block with a transient community, which is always, as we heard from one of the people living across the road, full. it had recently been refurbished but the types of families, families with young children, young families, a transient community in this hugely, densely popular area of west london, g re nfell tower, densely popular area of west london, grenfell tower, that has been blazing since 12:45am in the morning. we can speak to sofia, who has been watching the fire for the last few hours, over four hours now. tell us what he can see. last few hours, over four hours now. tell us what he can seelj last few hours, over four hours now. tell us what he can see. i can see 110w tell us what he can see. i can see now a building which has near

susan gave us this picture of her three smiling nieces.ling nieces. what floor where your family on? the 22nd. you have not been able to contact them? i phoned my sisterjeering... when she was in there, all i could hear was screaming and i was trying to tell her get out, get to the nearest fire exit and ijust heard people screaming. i was shouting so she could hear, you know? even the police officer heard me shouting on the phone, you know? i wanted to go m, the phone, you know? i wanted to go in, do something i felt hopeless just standing there. a blanket at least, so standing there. a blanket at least, so people could jump out of the window. in the last few hours susan heard news that somebody might have spoken to her family. heard news that somebody might have spoken to herfamily. she heard news that somebody might have spoken to her family. she still does not know if it is true. mohammed's taxi is empty, his family are using it to appeal for help. the 57—year—old was on the 23rd floor but they have heard nothing for hours. my brother w

son-in-law, daughter in the law, adult, child, not on the list, grant parents, grand clirn, aujts, uncles, nieces, any of news, sisters, cousins, sisters in law. attorneys are outside thea arrive areas offering legal help to travelers. they rntd allowed to be in the screening area so they have to rely on word of mouth. >> we hear from our families when we haven't heard from them three or four, five hours and we hear from passengers if something odd is happening behind the scenes, if people are being pulled out of line. >> new restrictions go into effect at 5:00 p.m. and we spoke with airport officials and they tell us that they do have some security measures in place in case there are any protests that start up. reporting live from sfo, abc 7 news. >> all right. thank you. >>> if you're traveling back home from a foreign airport, you expect to face new stricter security. >> the department of homeland security is out with new guidelines on all flights entering the u.s. they will see more dog units, explosive swabbing and new high tech scanning machines in foreign airports. >> we're constantly work

he's on his niece. both up the nbled that bunker. -- nine out of 70 guys have hit the green. that an ai see magse ate. and only one birdie. nick: it felt like the ball was going miles right now even though it must be cool out there. gary: bubba this is a good side to be on. you can go at it. from the other side, you can't. pretty good shot right there and he's 12 feet with a little twist in it. 15. jim: here, his fourth. peter: again, the moisture in the grass is going to affect the spin on this ball. nike:ry,ries, oh, did everybody nick: you can see the rain in the background behind them. peter: it's coming down fairly briskly at the total -- moment >> >> yeah. jim: ahead to 16. gary: you can see the predicament. it's all downhill. got to open that up and really speed it out right there. no grab. they'll sbrothe 15-footerre pars. 1. jim: kisner. easy. nick: not again. unbelievable how many players are getting the extra hop and it's sticking on the -- you really don't want to go long, jack, do you ? jacks: now you've got a firm green that hasn't gotten soaked. the ball is jus

a direct relative is a spouse, or son or daughter and it doesn't include nieces or nephews and grandparents. a spokesman from the homeland security office says anyone who shows up with legitimate documents will not be denied. it is business as usual. foreigners planning u.s. travel has been given a great deal of time to prepare, so everything is expected to remain business abc7 news. adrianna: this comes as we find out about new security measures to the u.s. they are adding new policies including more enhanced screenings to u.s.-bound flights. airlines are also expected to tighten security around planes and passenger areas, but we are told you should not expect major disruptions. right now there are no plans to ban laptops on planes headed to the u.s. it will affect 280 airports and 105 countries. adrianna: the russia investigation continues and this year you are learning that the house intelligence committee wants to speak to trump's long-time body guard. keith sugarer -- schuller has been with the president for decades. he is on a list of witnesses the house wants to question about the ad

the guidelines for who is considered close family does not include grandparents, aunts or uncles, nieces or nephews, cousins, and brothers or sisters-in-law. hawaii's attorney general filed an emergency motion last night asking a judge to decide whether the administration's list of unqualified relatives violates a supreme court order. in a ruling on monday, the supreme court exempted travellers and refugees with a "bonefied relationship with a person or entity in the u.s." >> in a win for the president yesterday the house has passed two bills cracking down on illegal immigration. kate's law and the no sanctuary for criminals act call for stronger punishment for people who enter the u.s. illegally and take away funding from so-called sanctuary cities that shield residents from federal immigration laws. the first bill kate's law is named after catherine steinly, who was shot and killed in san francisco back in 2015 by a repeat felon and undocumented immigrant from mexico who had been deported several times. under the legislation an undocumented immigrant previously convicted of a crime who

he's on his niece. both up the nbled that bunker. -- nine out of 70 guys have hit the green. that an ai see magse ate. and only one birdie. nick: it felt like the ball was going miles right now even though it must be cool out there. gary: bubba this is a good side to be on. you can go at it. from the other side, you can't. pretty good shot right there and he's 12 feet with a little twist in it. 15. jim: summerhays going to chip it here, his fourth. peter: again, the moisture in the grass is going to affect the spin on this ball. nike:ry,ries, oh, did everybody nick: you can see the rain in the background behind them. peter: it's coming down fairly briskly at the total -- moment >> >> yeah. jim: ahead to 16. gary: you can see the predicament. it's all downhill. got to open that up and really speed it out right there. no grab. they'll sbrothe 15-footer there, something like this for their pars. 1. jim: kisner. easy. nick: not again. unbelievable how many players are getting the extra hop and it's sticking on the -- you really don't want to go long, jack, do you ? jacks: now you

. >> my mother, my niece and nephew, my son. >> my family is in town. so, that's the best part of it. going to take care of you. i promise. >> 15-year-old isabella looked all grown up in her mar chieema gown. >> my favorite candyit-kat. >> i have a present for you. >> what? >> the proper technique. economy off the chocolate first. >> supposed to break really easily. like a magic trick. do i have chocolate on my teeth. >> no. do i? >> you're good, so. >> we know they're busy. next stop for this cast, events in brazil and miami, so, their world tour not over yet. but hey, i'm so excited about this one. we're getting more wonder woman. >> three words for you, brooke. gal gadot rocks. >> girl power. >> the movie is the phenomenon of the summer, and "e.t." has now confirmed, there will be a sequel. >> stay here. i'll go ahead. >> the sequel is set to take place between 1917 and 2017, which likely means, once again, gal will have scenes set during world war i. there's no timetable for the next film. so far, wonder woman has earned an estimated $578 million wo

the attorneys tried to show a long-time friendship where the families would gather and he and his niece would be with the da's kids. the jury also heard about a beach trip that williams took wies on using a a city-owned tahoe ols also in the car the daughters as well as woois's partner. they say williams and wies went to the beach bash and the girls went to the boardwalk. deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >> we are hearing from a local man who witnessed a dirt bike rider get shot and killed by police. e he did not want to e e reveal his last name, but he did want to tell the day what he saw. he was in the backseat of this suv with his two children. they were on their way to speak with detectives about his son's abduction when the shooting went down. the whole ordeal was traumatic. >> sit issing in the police suv like this. >> absolutely it was. >> the shooting happened on june 8th. the officer tried to pat down jones, but jones broke free after a struggle and that's when the officers shot three times. >>> turning to your weather now and a live look at university city. really comfortable out

take a look at the clear pictures, niece were by juno spacecraft show showing up various storm clouds, some are white, some are cream colored, some are orange. the juno spacecraft was launched type 11 on a mission to gain a better understanding the largest planet in our solar system. wow is that clear! >> yeah, it is. >>> let's see how clear it is in our commute so far. sal is right over there. >>> it doesn't look bad, i am just looking at my list here and it continues to be a nice commute, dave and pam. >> good. >> yeah, so we are off to a nice start. that earlier big rig i told you that was stalled, it looks like they moved it in san francisco, so that is gone. gilroy's commute northbound 101 as you drive from gilroy to morgan hill and into san jose continues to be a nice drive. up into san jose with no major issues here and traffic looks good into the main part of san jose. that is 280 and san jose. traffic is moving along well. if you are driving through the traffic is also moving well. continuing out toward the west valley. so this is off to a good start in the south bay. at 4:16

already which means that fiancees, grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, umpgles, nieces, nephews are no longer to be considered as close relationships. the travel ban's expected to be implemented starting tomorrow. at the live desk, i'm leon harris, doreen. >>> new calls for changes at the top of prince george's county schools tonight. the county chapter of the naacp is not calling for schools ceo kevin maxwell to resign but they say his title should be changed to interim ceo until the investigation into grade tampering to boost graduation rates is complete. in a letter to county executive, the naacp says maxwell new contract was based in part on his success at improving graduation rates and that his raise should be put on hold until the investigation is complete. >>> two exrailroad employees were killed last night while with the wheel. they received an alert that instructed them to stop and check part of the train. authorities tell us they accidently stepped on the active amtrak tracks and were struck and killed by a train outside union station. our transportation reporter adam tuss as

not on the list, grandparents, grandchildren, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins, sisters in law, brothers-in law. travelers said it didn't make much sense. >> it should be all relatives, especially your grandparents because they're old and you should have the chance to visit them. >> i think it is strict in regards to extended family. laws are not intended to tear families apart. >> on monday the u.s. supreme court partially lifted lower court injunctions against president trump's executive order that temporarily banned visas for citizens from the six countries. the justice's rulings made exception for applicants with a bona fide relationship with a citizen. as for businesses, students, lecturers with a valid employment contract are exempt. they have been issued to consulates. civil rights attorneys will be monitoring bay area airports. katie marzullo, "abc 7 news." >>> now to changes in airport security. passengers will face new measures on international flights into the u.s. from 280 foreign airports. today the department of homeland security said those measures will include e

my grandma is coming to watch me for the first time, and my nieces and some of their school friends. just be a fantastic experience, and obviously i am working hard to do my best year, it would be a dream to win the tournament, but i do not get that far, i will have done my best, and it will be a fantastic week for people in manchester to come down and watch some great tennis. now, before the the weekend we'd never had a british winner in the men's singles of the wheelchair draw at the french open. that was until alfie hewett came along. the 19—year—old, who made his roland garros debut this year, has still got plenty of time on his side to achieve so much in the sport. one year ago, i was outside the top ten, i was 18 years old, and i had not really won anything. one yearon, i i had not really won anything. one year on, i have a wimbledon doubles title and two silver medals, i never thought it would come so soon. it is still very early in my career, not many players have done so at such a young age, so it is great for me, but i've got a long way to go yet in the sport. i have so man

. >> these two munchkins are my nieces. to put on little concerts at home. >> if you're happy and you know it clap your hands. >> am i happy? do i know it? >> that's the greatest thing about being the small sibling. you're always looking up to your older sibling. you want to be just like them because you think they're so cool. >> you clearly haven't met my older brother. >> no show is complete without a bow, of course. >> take a bow, nia. >> someone's a little top heavy there. >> she even copied the fall? >> she'll be 2 in a few days. she'll figure this out. >> thanks for watching our show. >> in th next one, it's the dog that's got it figured out. they're playing ball. >> this is the case where the kid is actually fetching the ba ball. >> yeah. >> right now the dog is like you do all the work. she walks up, drops the ball, they go back and forth. >> this dog doesn't even get up. >> i think the dog is so smart, it doesn't want to hurt the baby. don't move, but i want to play. >> those two were playing fetch. this little one

>> yeah, like my niece loves olives and gouda cheese. >> what a boujee baby. >> jay-z, he got inductedsongwriter hall of fame. barack obama gave him a speech. and he might have just spoiled what jay-z and beyonce are having. >> jay and i are also fools for our daughters. although he's going to have me beat once those twins show up. >> they're having girls! jay-z's got the curse! >> wait, what? i'm sorry, what did you say? >> steph curry and his wife, they are walking into delilah. >> after the parade, you think

. >> it was my brother, my niece and nephew. i'm not quite sure what was going through his mind. but unfortunately he took his life and the life of his kids. it just caught all of us by surprise. is very tragic obviously. we are unsure why he would do such a thing.>> the sister told me the couple have been together for eight years. while the relationship had been rocky there were no outward signs that the suspect would take violent action. as we come back out her life the crime scene has been here for many hours. we expect the police to be here for a little bit more into the evening. reporting live from santa rosa, ktvu fox2 news. >> you mentioned that the mother went to the house last night and no one answered. it wasn't until this morning just before 10:00 the police went to the home. is there a reason why it took so long for police to go to the house? >> we don't know. police are trying to reconstruct a timeline of when the surest were first notified if in fact they did not come to the apartment until today. this will be part of the investigation. if the police don't have an e

. >> i'm going to have to first apologize to my niece.his is a competition in china called sky ladder. what we're seeing here is a camera's point of view from alex. >> what? >> that looks like it would break every bone in my body! look out! >> this is an enormous drop all the way down the stairs here. i just don't get how you even begin to train. alex said this is the favorite part of the sky ladder competition. he said it was tremendously scary to start off right here on those rungs that he hopped down to. >> it's like falling with style. >> how old is alex? >> in his 20s. i'm going to go out on a limb and say that. when he hits like 30, 40, he's going to feel it. >> recording a couple of different videos from his point of view, using one of those mounts for the go-pro. put your action camera on there and bite down on it. >> he needs a brace, to protect his mouth in case he falls. >> you can hear him huffing and puffing. now, for the big slide. >> the easiest part of the stunt. >> a little bit of a break there. but not much. ooh! fireman

lubna al-qasimi is the niece of a ruling emir, but she's also a self-made woman.we join her in abu dhabi. >> so, as you move from the mosque, right next to it is actually st. andrews church, so you can see the name on top. >> al-qasimi is minister of tolerance in the united arab emirates. she's a practising muslim, but has sought to reach out to members of other religions. here she's meeting with christian leaders, and not for the first time. >> i've travelled with some of the priests and the reverends from here to the vatican together. we went to national prayer in washington, dc, and we went to sheikh al-azhar as a visit with reverend andy here. and the idea is to say that we all are people. >> tolerance, she says, begins in everyday life -- by talking to each other, by listening, and by understanding. and trying to give others a sense of belonging. >> we've really experienced this in our church. the different religions get along peacefully, living side by side. i'd like to see more of this back home in germany and switzerland. there have been some good initiati