olivia, good to see you. barbara ladies in the four seasons resort, isn't this beautiful? >> amazing. >> now, you know courtney, this is the end of our journey. this is. it's bitter/sweet and that's why it's great you're here because this is a big step and olivia we're going to need your help. >> okay. >> your mom has met lots of great people but she's met a man named cole and so you're going to have an opportunity to meet cole on this trip. courtney, at the end of your time with cole on this trip, you'll have to decide what your next step together is. and if one day you see yourself forming a family together. >> okay. >> okay. >> when i started on this journey i wanted to meet someone who i wanted to introduce to olivia and i didn't know if it would happen or not and here we are. and i'm excited for them to meet and at the same time i'm terrified, still really scared. ♪ >> if cole and olivia don't get along, it's really going to be tough for courtney to see them as a family. >> you ready? >> yeah. >> okay. >

olivia newton-john is a survivor of the disease and today olivia shared the sad news that she is in need of treatment again. ♪ >> the 68-year-old posted on facebook that she's reluctantly postponing her tour, what she thought was a sciatica flare-up was breast cancer that spread to her back. she was originally diagnosed in 1992 with breast cancer and underwent a mastectomy. >> when you get that diagnosis you are fearful, and it is very frightening, but you have to make a decision that you are going to get through it. >> when the chance that you can die, when you confront that, things don't become such a big deal anymore. i can deal with life better. >> olivia beat cancer and just four years ago her older sister rhona was stricken with brain cancer, passing just six weeks after her diagnosis. >> it was very, very fast. we never know when it's our time. >> as for olivia overcoming her battle, she didn't want to be called a survivor. >> i feel i'm healthy and i don't feel it's part of my life and i live every day to my fullest. >> are you ever afraid that the cancer will come back? >> that'

she has been following olivia's story. she is at the manchester royal infirmary where many victims were taken after the bombing. olivia was the subject of a huge social media campaign to find her. sadly the news in the past few hours, she has died. what can you tell us? >> reporter: that's right, becky. in the immediate hours following this horrific attack, olivia's mother, charlotte, as well as her stepfather made a very public appeal to try and find their missing daughter. she had received special permission from them to attend that concert with friends. it was a friend's birthday. take a listen to what her mother, charlotte, had to say. >> like many others at the concert, 15-year-old olivia campbell was excited to be there. >> it was half past 8:00. she had seen the supporting acts. she said they were amazing. she was waiting for ariana to come on. and she was so happy. and she thanked me and said she loved me. and that was the last i heard from her. >> reporter: when olivia's mother charlotte last spoke to cnn she had

de su hermano. >> es un programa del consulado de mÉxico. >> la atenciÓn, dice olivia, fue rÁpida y hermano. >> los escasos dos aÑos de empezar a funcionar a travÉs de las lÍneas telefÓnicas, ha tenido un avance muy satisfactorio. >> hemos recibido varias llamadas de personas perdidas en el desierto. >> el ciam den a su servicio para toda la comunidad dÍa y noche. >> por favor, pida informaciÓn. ahÍ les ayudan muy bien. las personas son muy amables. >> muchas gracias por este reportaje. continuando con mÁs informaciÓn, usted ya sea deportado dos casos de niÑos. la comisiÓn por la seguridad de los productos esta investigando los incidentes ocurridos en texas y oregÓn y estÁn pidiendo a los padres que mantengan alejados estos juguetes de sus hijos mÁs pequeÑos y recomienda a los hijos mayores que no lleven esos juguetes a su boca. al regresar les presentamos algo ideal para su ♪ presentadora: continuamos celebrando el dÍa de los caÍdos, el cementerio de sacramento realizÓ su ceremonia anual para los caÍdos en guerra este dÍa de conmemoraciÓn. carrillo estÁ en el lugar y nos tiene mÁs

if we can put olivia's picture up again and if anyone out there has seen olivia, olivia is 15 years old. olivia campbell, her mother, charlotte, joins us now by phone. her mother says she just wants her to come walking in the door. or call. but her cell phone is not working. olivia went to this concert, the ariana grande concert with her best friend, adam. adam's phone isn't working, adam's phone isn't working either. they can't get through to either phones. charlotte says she spoke toolivia just after 8:00 manchester time as the concert was starting. but says she has been missing since half past 10:00 london time. is registered as a missing person now. she has reached out to all the hospitals. her father is out there looking for her now. as i understand it, they have been telling people like olivia's father to gather in a pub to wait for information? >> reporter: they're to go to the park and pub in manchester and wait there for any information, rather than walking the streets and going to hospitals. because hospitals are just getting flooded with people. it's easier if people are in o

my darling, precious, gorgeous girl olivia, taken far, far too soon.oves you so much. >> olivia is just a bubbly child, cheeky as cheeky as anything. she'll make you laugh. if she can't make you laugh she'll hug you until you are smiling again. >> not until it happens to you, you go now i know how them people felt. >> reporter: manchester police say they have identified all of those who lost their lives in this tragic attack. four of them have been named by their families including at kipson who was in his late 20s. 18-year-old georgina callander and 8-year-old saffie-rose roussos. john and poppy, so many of these victims are children. a truly heartbreaking story. >> it is, indeed. as we reported before all of the victims have been identified. we will wait for the families to release their names as they deem it appropriate. our hearts do go out to all of them. a few minutes before the hour and just a moment ago, a sign of the times in the united states. drawing a line between himself and the white house. which senior republican just said that he does b

. >> trevor: we need olivia pope.s what we need. ( cheers and applause ) we need olivia pope on our side. >> i actually-- i woke up the morning after the election and olivia pope was trending because so many people were tweeting all ready on facebook, "olivia pope, fix this. you have to fix this." and i have to tell you, it actually made me very angry. >> trevor: why? >> i'm super happy we're in the zeitgeist and people are talking about us, but, you know, we are a democracy. we are a representational democracy, and we got into this problem because we thought a character on television could fix our problems. ( applause ) and the people who have to fix our problems are us. we, the people, means we have to show up. half the country didn't vote, so we have to show up. we have to participate. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: i hear you there. this is-- this is a sad time for us because of the country we're experiencing right now, and also because we've now found out that the coming season of "scandal" is going to be the

. >> olivia heard that it was spilling into the gulf. >> they were as angry as could be because they grew up loving those pristine beaches and those wawaters and s seen those birds. >> after we spoke to my father-in-law, we had dinner and olivia, i had never seen her so upset. >> i started breaking down crying at the table and i cocouldn't help it. it's the thought that was running through my head was it's nesting season for the birds. what are we going to do? >> she knew immediately that the brown pelicans wowould be feedi their babies, that they would not leave their nests. >> i knew those birds were going to be afaffected and some of th won't make it. thinking about it, that whole night, i decided to write a letter. >> it was signed 11 years old and would like to help. >> the letter basically said i will do 500 drawings for people who donate, they would get drawings. and who most? maybe i'll raise $200. 'll try. i've drawn ever since i was a little girl and ever since i could hold a pencil. >> the donations started a couple of weeks after the explosion of the rig. >> the drawings

looking great. >> speaking of great, olivia she is live in the loft with us next.n important cause. >> awesome. more star power, too. star jones back with us coming up at 10a as well. we'll talk about kelly ripa's new host is going to be maybe it is. >> no, it's not. >> you're right here. >>> good day d.c. coffee time. eyeing our good day mugs listen up. you can now have one. perfect cup for that great dunkin' donuts coffee head to our facebook page to enter the mug contest one lucky winner selected by random drawing hurry you only have until 11am to enter. right now it's 9:57. more good day on the other side. there's nothing like trying something new. especially when it comes to snacking. that's why we're introducing cheese dippers. the creamy cheese and crunchy breadsticks that go wherever you do. cheese dippers by the laughing cow. reinvent snacking. how do you become america's #1? start by taking care of families for 70 years. earn the trust of 32 nfl teams. be there for america's toughest america's #1 isn't a status earned overnight. it's earned in every wash,

here's abc's mara schiavocampo. >> tonight, olivia newton john facing a new battle with cancer. singer and icon announcing on her facebook page this afternoon that she's reluctantly postponing her june concert tour dates after revealing her breast cancer has returned. initially postpones the tournaments because of severe back pain later learning her cancer had returned to her lower back. they can occur even decades after treatment. newton-john was first diagnosed with cancer 25 years ago. >> i'm a different person than i was two years ago. i go with my instincts. i trust myself now. i feel really happy. >> reporter: the pop icon who catapulted to stardom as sandy in "grease." has been touring with her new album, live on. ♪ live on >> reporter: inspirational songs in part about battling cancer. david, newton-john plans to go radiation therapy and wellness treatment and hopes to resume her tour later this year. david. >> mara, thank you. >>> when we come back here tonight -- the announcement involving ariana grande and news about three mile island and that scare at an amusement pa

the suspect accused of killing two men on a train >>> breaking news tonight, involving olivia newton-john and her health. >>> good evening. great to be back with you after the memorial holiday. >>> growing scrutiny involving president trump's inner circle. the investigation has now reached his personal attorney. the president's son-in-law is under scrutiny by the fbi. why did he meet with the russian ambassador and the bank? our own brian ross breaking the news today that the president's personal lawyer is under investigation, he's refusing to cooperate with congress and tonight you'll hear why. brian ross leading us off. >> reporter: the actives and future roles of the president's son-in-law jared kushner. another close confidant of donald trump, his personal lawyer, michael cohen, has become a focus of the expanding congressional investigation. cohen told abc news he's been asked to provide information and testimony about any connections to the russian government but is refusing to do so. i declined the invitation, as the request was poorly phrased, overly broad and not capable of being

olivia campbell who was just 15. beautiful girl said her teacher. olivia campbell who wasjust15.uple were killed. for some people their lives will never be the same. for the families of the 22 people who were killed on monday night their lives will change forever as for many of the 64 people who were treated in hospitals across greater manchester. we have earlier from their head of the health council here who said that of the 64 people 20 people were facing 20s major injuries. and there journey with the nhs were just beginning. many of the people injured were very young. many of those who attended the concert. how do the process this? at home in prestatyn and north wales and marie and her daughter lucy who's just 13. the tickets were surprised gift and a dream come true. you can see the purejoy and dream come true. you can see the pure joy and lucy ‘s face. dream come true. you can see the pure joy and lucy 's face. she was a good role model and she isjust perfect. she sang every single song and it was such a happy and joyous occasion. to end insert tragedy is just terrible. what

. >> reporter: 33-year-old olivia colt is the owner of berkeley catering company salt and honey. she employs 30 people but behind the infectious laugh she has -- [ foreign language ] >> a rare bloodies order where my blood cells disintegrate when they enter my bloodstream from my bone marrow. >> reporter: she is one of only 50,000 americans with the disease that causes life- threatening strokes. there's a twice monthly treatment that she gets at ucsf. >> do this every two weeks. i will do this for the rest of my life until there's something else. and it's $90,000 a dose. >> reporter: that's $2.3 million a year just for the medication. not doctors visits or hospital stays. olivia fought for years to get covered under medi-cal but was constantly denied due to her pre-existing conditions until the affordable care act became law. >> i was able to get access to all these additional resources that i didn't have and that was because of the aca and i'm so thankful for that. all my medical bills were covered. >> reporter: the california pan ethnic health network says olivia is one of 5 mi

but olivia has not been found yet.me phoning everybody, hospitals, police, all these centres that are the children have been put in. her dad is actually in manchester looking for her. i've got friends out looking for her. i've got people i don't even know out looking for her. social media has been wonderful. i don't know what i would've done without them. it's made it so aware that she's misand there's —— missing and there's thousands of people who know she's missing, have seen her picture and there are people out looking for her that i don't know. i can't thank these people enough for giving their time up. children are amongst the many casualties. all the major hospitals in manchester being used last night to receive the injured and the dead. and this morning, the police confirmed it was a terrorist attack, carried out by a suicide bomber. this has been the most horrific incident we have ever faced here this has been the most horrific incident we have everfaced here in greater manchester and one that we all hoped we w

olivia said the affordable care act support a free ride. >> right now i have a -- is not a free ride. >> right now i have a bill for $5,000. that's my co-pay and that's with getting everything else currently covered. >> she's worried about what the future holds, if she'll even be able to live. >> it's very devastating. it doesn't give you a lot of options. >> now every one of california's republican representatives voted in favor of the gop bill today, all 14 of them. in the newsroom andria borba, kpix5. >>> california's attorney general javier becerra said today's house vote takes a dangerous step towards jeopardizing the health security of millions of people. i will use every legal tool at my disposal to safeguard the healthcare the people of our state depend on." we posted more details on the healthcare bill and how it could affect you on our website www.cbssf.com. >>> tonight some albany high school students accused of cyber bullying their classmates are now suing the school district for punishing them. they say it's free speech. one victim tells christin ayers that's nonsense. >>

is olivia live? >> can you hear me? >> olivia golden. >> it is an lon nhonor to be ho wi here with this extraordinary panel. ill a he troo i'll try to make five points in my five minutes. number one, it feels to me like a particularly important moment to have a panel that's focusing on the vulnerability of children, particularly young childre children. children are the most likely to be people of color of all age groups of americans, so facing lots of other barriers and developmentally, as heard in the last presentation, young children in particular, but all children are at a particularly vulnerable point. and they are at particular risk right now in proposal from the sfrags and from t separation like the repeal of hemt health reform and the president's proposals for 2018. so important to focus on that. secondly, i would say the idea of cash or a child allowance is the important piece of a solution, but particularly at levels like $2000 and $3,000 a child in the u.s. context, which as jane pointed out is different from

she and olivia's step farther, paul hodgson spoke earlier today. ms. campbell describing the last time she heard from her daughter and why they're determined to not give up looking for her. it was her first day, she said they were amazing. waiting for ariana to come on. she was so happy. she thanked me. said she loved me. that was the last i heard from her. i got a phone call from her dad, about 20 past 11:00. he asked if olivia was home. i said no, why. he said, there has been an explosion at the arena. i'm heading to manchester now to try to find her. i got on the phone to the police. and then, paul, paul was in north hampton working. and, informed him. of what was happening. and -- i was told by the police there wasn't much they could do, because it was so fresh. i started phoning hospitals. i was constantly on the phone to her dad, paul, everybody. the police said get it out on social media so somebody can find her. somebody might see her. we did. a good friend got it on to twitter for us. it's gone mad from what she has done. 3:00, i think it was,

. >> new this half-hour, olivia newton john reveals her cancer returned after 25 years. >> now canceled her tour on doctor's orders. friends are calling her a fighter and strong. what's next? and what is the course of treatment? >> ariana grande is out with the list of a listers joining her to honor the victims of that manchester terror attack. we have more coming up in "the skinny" on this wednesday. may 31st. this is "world news now." >>> good morning to you on this wednesday. going to start with breaking news from afghanistan. a large explosion rocked the secure diplomatic area of the capital of kabul. >> at least 49 people killed. hundreds injured in a suicide car bombing. went off near the german and british embassies. one reporter at "wall street journal," reported, the blast shattered all the windows at the newspapers office there. no immediate claim of responsibility. but we of course will stay on this breaking story from afghanistan. >>> we will get to the overnight apology from kathy griffin, from the photo that has attention of the secret service. >> she teamed up with tyler

they include 32—year—old kelly brewster, 15 olivia campbell from berry.rom berry. they were named this morning. tributes have been paid to all the victims, including 28—year—old saffie roussos, he was described by her head teacher as simply a beautiful little girl in every aspect of the word. saffie roussos had gone with her mum to dance to her pop idol. she was the youngest known victim of the attack. the death of the eight—year—old has hit the community hard. parents holding children close. tributes at her family's sha nty close. tributes at her family's shanty shop continuing to grow. —— fish and chip shop. the loss has affected parents, pupils and staff who held a minute's silence for her. she was a beautiful little girl in every aspect of the word. she was loved by everyone and her warmth and kindness will be remembered by eve ryo ne kindness will be remembered by everyone from she was quiet and unassuming with a creative flair. saffie comes from a close and loving family. we can only imagine what she is going through. the names of those killed keep

she has been named by her mother as 15—year—old olivia campbell. support of their officers. this is in support of a well—established plan known as operation temperer, in which both the armed forces and the police service is involved are and well prepared to work in this kind of environment. —— police services. the secretary of state has approved this request and operation temperer is now in force. this means that armed police officers responsible for duties such as guarding key sites will be replaced by members of the armed forces. which will allow the police to significantly increase the number of armed officers on patrol in key locations. you might also see military personnel deployed at certain events, such as concerts and sporting matches. they will be helping the police to keep the public say. i do not want the public to feel unduly alarmed. we have faced a serious terrorist threat in our country for many years. the operational response i havejust outlined is a proportionate and sensible response to the threat that our security experts judge w

i can't thank her enough [monica joyce] i met olivia in 2004 and i said to people, stick around, oliviaing to set the world on fire one day. olivia has really been a marvelous example of what camp can do for children no! i don't want there to be white marks. ♪ nothing! there's nothing there! no dust, there's no marks... what is this? oh my god, it's dove! no white marks... ...on a 100 colors. ♪ ialmost everything. you know, ke 1 i n 10 houses could get hit by an expensive septic disaster. but for only $7 a month, rid-x helps break down waste. avoid a septic disaster with rid-x. >>> scientists say climate change is causing sea levels to rise around the world. and that has a lot of coastal cities in the united states searching for answers. one place that's getting a lot of attention? the netherlands. they've been beating back the sea for hundreds of years. martha tish nur reports. >> reporter: these windmills were built nearly 300 years ago, to pump water out of the surrounding farmland. but the dutch have been outsmarting the water that's everywhere around them for 1,000 years. it is a m

you heard olivia's mom and dad pleading for help yesterday trying to find their missing daughter oliviaew hours later, olivia's mom confirmed on facebook that she's gone. "rest in peace, olivia campbell taken far, far too soon. mommy loves you so much" in olivia's memory, we wanted to share some of that interview so you can hear her mom describe her personality in her own words. >> she's just a bubbly child. i you're feeling down, she'll make you laugh. she'll hook you until you smile again. she's always there no matter how she's feeling. she'll put everybody else first. so many people knew her. >> we had no problem with her going to the concert. a young lad got the tickets for his birthday. she likes music. yeah, it was -- >> it was like a dream come true. >> she wanted to see it. and as far as we were concerned, manchester is several minutes away. >> hundreds of people. >> hundreds of people. >> it was half past 8:00. she said they were amazing and she was waiting for ariana to come on. she thanked me and said she loved me and that was the last i heard from her. she's my baby and i mi

hundreds of took part in a motorcycle rally for olivia campbell. the road motorbikes and scooters into the town square in manchester where a memorial has been set up for the victims. olivia's mother and stepmother belong to a motorcycle club and joined in the ride. >> for all these people to turn up for our little girl, it's phenomenal. absolutely phenomenal. >> olivia was one of the younger victims killed in the attack. her mother wrote on facebook "dosing with the angels and keep smiling. mommy loves you so much." >>> back at home, a college professor is due in court to face charges connected to an attack at a rally in berkeley last month. police said eric clanton hit a supporter of president trump in the head with a bike lock. the victim, and the richard, was seen on the ground. his head was bleeding. cellphone video of the attack went viral on social media as police try to identify the masked attacker. he taught ethics and philosophy at diablo valley college. a spokesperson for dvc is the statement "we are cooperating with the berkeley police d

and perhaps olivia may be hearing the same. part of the frustration that i understand is taking place is that, you know, you have the communications folks in the press office at the white house going out, trying to debunk some of the reporting here, and then less than 24 hours later, you know, you have donald trump on twitter more or less confirming everything. >> right. >> so there's this real sense of frustration, feeling exhausted and defeated that essentially that there's a -- you know, a trust issue. certainly a trust issue with the public not being able to trust anything that comes out of, you know, the white house. but that also extends to the intelligence agencies with regard to certain information that is being shared. >> and it was very funny, chris. today the white house has been saying for a number of days now, you cannot trust what's said on background with these anonymous sources. their denial of "the new york times" story today was sent out on background to the pool. so they just -- they have such a credibility p

for girls, olivia, ava, charlotte and sophia complete the top five names. >>> in new jersey liam and mia are most popular, for boys, noah, matthew, michael and jacob finish off top five. for girls, olivia, emma, sophia and isabella complete the top five. >>> in delaware liam and ava are top names, michael, mason, noah anal sander complete top five for boys and for girls, olivia, emma, charlotte and sophia take the top spot a lot of overlap. >> jessica, you listes. >> guess case a big 80's name. >> i like eight jessicaes, jessica dean. >> yes. >> you know. >> ukee, at least you stand alone. >> talk to me. >> thanks, mom. >>> lost but now found after more than four decade, a local woman is reunited with a piece of jewelry she never thought she would see again. >> class ring lost down the shore, showed up in the mail. our joe holden has the store friday delaware county. >> i lost this ring. >> reporter: piece of her past long gone so she thought never forgotten. it showed up 42 years later, summer of 75 and peggy difrancesco said she removed her loose fitting cardinal o'hara class ring.

beth and olivia are identical twins.y get, the less similar their lives become. beth is fit and healthy but 0livia was born with a brain injury. problems with monitoring her heart rate and delays in delivering her means she has cerebral palsy. she struggles to walk, can't talk and has carers 2a hours a day. our family life is not the same as it should be. we've all had to make drastic changes to our life. i wasn't able to go back to work, i had to become a full—time... well, i say a full—time mum, a full—time carer, i think. and a mum second. and obviously i have two children to look after. 0livia can't swallow so is fed through a tube. all problems the shrewsbury and telford hospital trust has admitted causing. similar errors have also left other children with brain injuries. in 2015 we have learned a consultant at the trust told a meeting that one compensation claim for £41! million related to ctg, or foetal heartrate interpretation. two other claims, he said, worth £144,000, were also due to failures to properly inter

olivia has not been found but her friend has. i appreciate you using twitter to get the word out. to do the same sorts of calls? i have phoned every hospital, i phoned the police because she is not registered in any hospital. that leaves you in the desperately uncomfortable position. i presume you have been in touch with them. she would have her phone. i guess she would try that. social media has been such a help. there are so many people out there looking for her. people i don't even know. they are contacted me, saying they are going out. it was adam's birthday treat and she has been poorly for a while and he thought it would cheer her up, she has not had much of a socialite because she has been so poorly. obviously, your state of mind, i can't really imagine. you must be extremely anxious. you need, i suppose, to have a game plan. how did he off the various points you might imagine she would go to. are people going around to the hospitals? herfather people going around to the hospitals? her father has people going around to the hospitals? herfather has been put ina pub hospitals

her daughter, olivia, was at the concert.her so far. we would like to help in getting the word out. i just like to help in getting the word out. ijust wonder like to help in getting the word out. i just wonder what your arrangements were with your daughter. what you understood she would do at the end of the concert. she was going to go down into victoria station, get the tram with herfriend and victoria station, get the tram with her friend and she was going to be picked up by herfriend ‘s parents and dropped off home. she was with a group orjust one friend? just one brand. i presume you haven't been able to speak to the friend either. i've just found out the friend is in hospital and has been found but olivier has not. we have a picture of your daughter. i appreciate you using twitter to get the word out. have you been able to speak to the hospitals? presumably trying to do the same sorts of calls?” hospitals? presumably trying to do the same sorts of calls? i have phoned the hospitals and the police, she is registered as a

her name is olivia campbell. she is 15 years old. she went to this ariana grande concert and we just talked to the couple. >> olivia is just bubbly and cheeky as anything. if you are feeling down, she will make you laugh. if she can't make you laugh, she will hook you until you smile again. she is always there for everybody no matter how she is feeling. she will put everybody else first. she is just adored by so many people that knew her. just cheeky. >> me and her have a love, hate relationship. we love to hate each other but we still love each other. we have a good relationship. it is all in humor. >> you can't stay angry with her because she will just say something stupid to you and you just start laughing. i can't say when she has been naughty or anything. she makes me laugh. >> she is a very, very grown up teenager, which has been no problem at all with her going to see the concert. a young lad got the tickets for his birthday and asked olive to go. a singer herself. she loves music. it was. >> like a dream come true to her. >>

is olivia lifve? >> can you hear me? >> is her mike up? i think you can go. >> it's an honor to be here with this sbroointo panel. i'm going to try to make five points in my five minutes. but there are dozens more things i want to say so please ask great questions. number one is that it feels to me like a particularly important moment to have a panel that's focusing on the vulnerability of children, particularly young children. children are the poorest americans, about one in five young children the poorest within that group. children are the most likely to be people of color of all age groups of americans, so facing lots of other barriers and developmentally as you heard in the last presentation, young children in particular but all children are at a particularly vulnerable point. and they're at particular risk right now in proposals from the administration and from the congress like the repeal of health reform and the president's proposals for 2018. so wonderful to focus on that. second, i would say that the idea of cash or of a child al

olivia newton john says back pain led to the discovery. things because any back pain is so indense, then now we're learning that the cancer back. she really -- released the following statement: i decided on my direction of therapist after consultation with my doctors and natural therapist and the medical team, olivia newton john cancer wellness center in mel down, australia. >> i remember she put that together about five years ago, embarrass today have her name on it but helped a lot of people. doctor richard here, from fox chase cancer center, doctor, thanks for coming in. >> great to be back. >> twenty-five years, is that unusual for it to come back? >> so the most common time for breast cans tow come back is in the first three to five years. >> okay? >> but the risk of it coming back never completely goes away. so this is not unheard of. >> because would you think we've seen some cancer patient, come in here, celebrate, oh, i'm in remember mission, innocent remission five years, ten years, you would think the more years that go by the l

i got a phone call from her dad about 20 past 11:00, he asked if olivia was home, i said no, why? because, charlotte, there's been an explosion at the arena. i straight away got on the phone to the police, i phoned paul because paul was in north hampton working. i was told by the police that there wasn't much they could do at the time because it was so fresh. i just had to sit and wait. i eventually got news that they were starting to be transferred to hospital. so i started phoning hospitals. i was constantly on the phone to her dad, to paul, to everybody. it was on facebook. the police said get it out on social media so somebody can find her, somebody might see her. and a friend of ours got it out on twitter for us. it's gone mad for what she's done. 3:00, i think it was, they finally released a number. so which i rung, gave a brief description of olivia and she was unregistered as a missing person. >> number 13. >> number 13. >> and we searched every hospital. we have got to a point, we searched and searched, and the search can only do so much than that. tomorrow, we're going t

olivia newton john. >> she is wonderful, isn't she?ing breast cancer again. two weeks ago, she postponed her con so setter tour because every back pain. doctors have since discovered she has cancer that's spread to the base of her spine. >> oh, no. >> a publicist says olivia newton john will undergo radiation therapy hopes to return to the stage later this year. she first battled breast cancer back in 1992. >> so for it to come back, oh, that's horrible. so we wish her the best. >> yes. >> and we hope she get back on that stage. >> i have a fairly good olivia newton john story. personal story that i won't do now, but later on in the show. >> oh. >> why do you tees us? >> well, it is what i do. >> so let's get back to the president's tweet at midnight. the twitter world, twitter verse, is a twitter about this. >> thomas drayton, you have some more of the hilarious responses, to covfefe. >> how do you say it? some say conference, others say covfefe, anyway you want to at this point. the tweet came in shortly after midnight, and well here

some like 15-year-old olivia campbell never showed up.arlier. >> she was waiting for ariana to come out. she was so happy. she thanked me and said she loved me. and that was the last i heard from her. >> reporter: charlotte's daughter had taken the metro to the show. parents like hers never imagined they might not see their child again. >> i love her so much. i want her home. i need her home. she's my baby. and i miss her so much. >> reporter: as concertgoers spilled on to the streets, this homeless man stepped in to help the children. >> there was children. there was a lot of children with blood all over them and everything. and crying and screaming. >> reporter: tearer is n er ter something they were prepared for. there was fear after learning of the bombing then guilt for letting their children go to the show. the scariest night of their lives. >> there was a moment where we said to each other, we thought we're going to die. you just running for your life. >> there were children crying, trying to get in contact with parents. there were

we're praying for you olivia for sure. >> all right. how about this.it concert in manchester to honor the victims last week attack. ariana grande justin beiber, cold play, katie perry and miley cyrus and pharrell. proceeds from concert goes towards the we love manchester emergency fund. tickets for the event go on sale tomorrow. >> all right. now squad goals for that -- squat goals for that celebrity body. two celebrity picks are burning up celebrity immediate y is it getting hot in here or is it just me. >> it might be you. >> it's getting hot in here. >> let's start with britney spears. 35-year-old showed off her rock hard abs while on a hike because he know we all dress like this on hike, right? >> it was hot. >> exactly. she starts her world tour this saturday in tokyo. >> i also always wear a choke we are when i'm hiking. >> okay. it's so candie. don't we love these candid shots. >> yeah. >> check this one day box for this one. >> glee darrin posted this almost nude selfie from the set of new show the assassination of gianni veer have a chi americ

and cap day and olivia hopes to be on stage later this year.hinking back to this amazing interview you just did with olivia newton john on good morning d.c. she was here and what she was in town for holly live on a group creating music to help get over grief. i want to show a clip of her singing on good day d.c., look at >> one, two, three. >> my heart♪ my heart♪ my heart, goes out to you♪ >> it's like i think -- >> olivia newton john. >> i think we can say our heart goes out her this morning and we're thinking about her and it was obviously amizeing to have her in d.c. she was awesome, lively, beautiful and again she was here for a cause that spoke to elements of this. which i think is very, very interesting. so that is that news there and timely wonder woman hitting theaters in the u.s. this friday. >> it is? >> yes. >> no one knew about it. >> this is a news story lebanon is seeking to ban the film because of the leading actress who is it israeli according to associated press anonymous security council said no received as of yet and there is

olivia nuzzi from new york magazine and michael shearer from "time." how seriously should we take this suggestion that there will be no more white house press briefings? >> we should take it seriously. the president has a long pattern of raising ideas like this that seem outlandish and then a couple weeks carrying through with them. there is a thing he threatened during the campaign of not going to a debate unless cnn or some of the other networks paid money to a charity of his choosing. he actually went forward and carried through with it. i don't think this is something his staff would recommend. i don't think this is something the press operation wants. but if the president continues to feel the sense of grievance he feels now that motivated a lot of decisions he made this week and last week i wouldn't be surprised to see it happen at least on a temporary basis. >> on friday when he first tweeted this i thought he was just trolling the press. olivia, what was your reaction? >> i thought it was very frightening. we are lied to a lot at the press brie