olivia asked him point blank. my most jealous and ever .oubtful soul may live at peace there is his opportunity break there. in the record to say look, this has been great. it is not you, it's me. [laughter] because it's not me. it's -- you are clearly in love with a different me. but he doesn't say any of that. instead what he says is, having sworn truth i ever will be true. not deceiveys i did her. i used my name during the wedding. truth that north the olivia was highly distracted. she had arranged for a little neighboring the country of colorado to create a , highlyl, artistic wedding.e food for the the guy never showed up. loyal servant her who is an ill tempered man prancing around the patio in yellow stockings. he brown hair and hazel eyes. [laughter] >> can i ask. i am a little worried about the implications of this argument for misrepresentation or miss understanding. you realize this is "twelfth night" which is 12 nights after christmas. therefore winter is coming. [laughter] john snowmean that will not

to be leave olivia or not to be believe olivia. that is the question. [laughter] my client fell in love with one person. she was tricked into marrying another. when she realized that she had been married to a stranger, she sought annulment. the lower courts denied her that relief. annulment is only available when one spouse is behavior has been duped. this court should reverse. there is ample evidence that sebastian's deceptive behavior induced olivia to marry him. when sebastian first sets eyes on olivia, she called him her dear cesario. people do go by different names. for instance when she is kicking it with her homeys, justice ruth bader ginsburg goes by the notorious rbg. as well as her graffiti tag, i dissent. [laughter] but nothing in this record supports that sebastian ever went by the name cesario and yet he stayed silent. he thinks to himself that there is something in it disabled. he has a another chance to set things straight right before the the wedding. olivia asked him point blank. my most jealous and ever doubtful soul may live at peace.

i can't thank her enough [monica joyce] i met olivia in 2004 and i said to people, stick around, olivia one day. olivia has really been a marvelous example of what camp can do for children the fed raised interest rates a quarter point for the third time this year. and plans to raise them three more times next year. a sign the economy is in good shape. >> this will increase the cost of borrowing but pro greater returns on savings. we're back in just a moment.

i can't thank her enough [monica joyce] i met olivia in 2004 and i said to people, stick around, oliviald on fire one day. olivia has really been a marvelous example of what camp can do for children ♪ ♪ i'm coming out so you better get this party started ♪ >> that is pitch perfect 3. the bellas are back. our carly steel sat down with the ladies who celebrated their third installment at hollywood's pitchiest premiere. >> if you had to sing a couple bars of a song that sum up the epic scale of this premiere, what would it be? ♪ i like big buttsnd bellas. we asked the ladies to do some celebrity impressions and it got real. ♪ do you believe in love after love ♪ ♪ ♪ baby, can't you see >> anna kendrick dropped a kristen stewart impression that took us back to twilight. >> the only one i have is of kristen stewart, which i've done to her. i just -- i don't -- man, i -- up, and, um. >> uh, you know, i don't know. >> spot on. we will see these bellas in another pitch perfect sequel is in the air. >> who's likely to spear the campaign? we're going to announce it now, i believe. >> she's kidding

olivia says, he played wouldn't work.friend so much she sides with him for everything. no matter what, he's gold her. did you love arch so much? >> yes. >> since the split, aaron has been linked with lindsay vonn. a li ya, she has been all about shots of her toned bod and seeking va cays with the girl squad. aaron who? >> jennifer hudson. she and her fiance together for eight years. this is this protective order she was grant in the november against her ex. jennifer's rep told us that action was in the best interest of their 8-year-old son. the alleged incident took place in chicago. when returning home with their argument ensued and quote, david had david jr. in one hand and physically pushed me out of the bathroom with his other hand, adding, quote, i'm fearful of my safety and psychological abuse. david, a former wwe wrestler strongly denies allegations of harassment or abuse. 11 days of filing, jennifer dropped the order of protection but he was never allowed in their house. when it came to pick up or drop off the chi

olivia gets nothing.cy. >> bye. >> jimmy: bye. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: lucy and olivia, i hope you do better next year. tonight music from bts, brooklynn prince is here. and we'll be right back with james franco. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ something inside me has always been there... but now it's awake. ♪ the force is yours. the last jedi ar stickers only on the google pixel camera. ♪ and roomba from irobot gets to work using two multi-surface brushes and power-lifting suction to grab and remove everything from fine dust to large debris. daily dirt doesn't stand a chance. you and roomba from irobot. better together. ayep, and my teeth are yellow.? time for whitestrips. crest glamorous white whitestrips are the only ada-accepted whitening strips proven to be safe and effective. and they whiten 25x better than a leading whitening toothpaste. crest. healthy, beautiful smiles for life. beingthe less stuff i have oto carry the better. i'm out scouting all day, so i need a long battery life. with surfa

have you seen olivia's closet?take a few things. >> i don't have that authority. >> there are a couple of coats that i was like, oh, kerry, get that. >> but i don't own them, so we might have to figure that out. >> one thing for sure, olivia will continue to slay her style this season. but how will the series end? the cast maintains they don't know. >> the best thing about being on the show is being surprised. >> selfishly, i would love to go shoot another scene on the island. >> with your wife or with olivia? >> i want olivia to drown. >> oh, i don't like that ending. >> unless they're going to make a scandal movie, then suddenly -- >> yeah. >> now it's up to me. >> and because this tight knit cast will become the graduating class of 2018 -- >> we were like, no, no, shonda, not senior year. >> it begs the question, what superlative would they give olivia pope? >> most likely to scare my children at 3:00 a.m. >> most likely to cause deep mischief. >> based on that picture? >> based on that picture. >> most likely t

by next year olivia anya my o.b. hopes to supply half a million girls with her re-usable sanitary pads. so that's all for today's include africa show we hope you enjoyed our latest edition of our nature and the environment thanks for watching and bye bye from a big new going state nigeria visit our website if you want to find out more stories of this as on social media and have your say thank you for watching we'll be with you again next week for another edition of our european and african enviro meant to magazine. we with. probably because of it see decades in the senate this is grade. school the first explodes festival. we meet the band gets to. set the fundamentals people to. figure out the secret to success. complex was thirty minutes on doubles. and if. you look at me speak your language. for content in dari pashto. prospects for returning to our. life in germany and the prospects for those returning home. join the discussion on t w dot com and on facebook. prospects for returning. d.-w. maybe for muslims. your

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i think of the parents of olivia engel. i think of the parents of all of those beautiful children and wonder, as i am sure they often do, what lives they would be leading today, what olivia engel would be doing on this day filled with sun and beauty. in connecticut this morning, it snowed. at 6:00 or 11:00, snow would still be a wonderful thing, never to be taken for granted by any child, and this holiday, all of the wonder and beauty of this holiday never to be taken for granted by a 6-year-old or 11-year-old. the possibilities and opportunity, the dreams and hopes shattered on that day lost forever. i was at the calling hours for one of the children killed at sandy hook. a gut-wrenching moment, every one of them, and i spoke to the mother of one of those children, and i told her that when she was ready, i said when you are ready, we should do something about gun violence, and she said without hesitation, through reddened eyes and cracking voice, i'm ready now. i'm ready now. america should be ready. america is ready. this

. >> this is olivia. >> reporter: olivia robles was about to change gary's world forever.livia had done some family research on ancestry.com and found a distant relative who led her to the man she always wanted to meet. we were there as gary stared out the window to his new world waiting to embrace his daughter for the first time. >> this is truly a miracle. i have been on this quest for so many years since i was 10 years old. and here we find each other at age 50 and 78. so it's a miracle. >> i can't describe it. oh, my god! >> reporter: tony lopez for kpix 5. >>> it's being described as the final hurdle for recreational marijuana here in san francisco. we'll tell you what mayor lee is doing today. >> it's the second day city employees are striking in oakland. what the city could do to end the strike coming up. at's alwas bringing a plus-one? yes, but we've got plus-one insurance. what's your dream? at ikea, we ou live it. make the dream yours. (cheering) choose a cookie makeor brownie crustol. add your favorite ice cream flavor and tasty toppings for an ice cream treat y

olivia richwald reports.a scene of beauty in shropshire, but the first heavy snowfall of the winter is bringing disruption to parts of the united kingdom. motorists are being told to avoid driving unless absolutely necessary in parts of the north because of the icy conditions, as temperatures plummet down to minus six tonight in parts of scotland and wales. in oldham, greater manchester, this depot has been working 2a hours a day since thursday. the drivers here grit more than 300 kilometres of road. from busy urban centres to remote routes through moorland. with heavy snow showers forecast overnight in this area, they say they're prepared. we've just had the forecast in so the temperatures are going to drop quite significantly. sub—zero. so what we're doing this afternoon now is we will pre—grit all our primary gritting routes and then overnight then we'll carry on treating and treating throughout the night, getting as much salt on the ground as possible. it's trans—pennine routes like this that can quickly

i think of those families and the parents of olivia engels and the parents of all of those beautiful children and wonder as i am sure they often do what lives they would be leaving today and what olivia would be giving on this day filled with sun s and beauty. in connecticut this morning, it snowed.. at six or 11, it would still be a wonderful thing never to be taken for granted by any child. and this holiday all of the wonder and beauty never to be taken for granted by a six-year-old or 11-year-old. the possibilities and opportunities, the dreams and hopes shattered on the today lost forever. i was at the calling hours for one of the children killed at sandy hook. a gutwrenching moment every one of them and i spoke to the mother of one of the children and i told her that when she was ready we showed do something aboute, gun violence and she sad without hesitation with a cracked voice i'm ready now. america should be ready. this body should follow america's lead. honor with action. if nothing else is remembered of that day five years ago, let us honor the those strong and courageous

olivia richwald reports.s of thick snow a scene of beauty in shropshire, but the first heavy snowfall of the winter is bringing disruption to parts of the united kingdom. motorists are being told to avoid driving unless absolutely necessary in parts of the north because of the icy conditions, as temperatures plummet down to minus six tonight in parts of scotland and wales. in oldham, greater manchester, this depot has been working 2a hours a day since thursday. the drivers here grit more than 300 kilometres of road. from busy urban centres to remote routes through moorland. with heavy snow showers forecast overnight in this area, they say they're prepared. we've just had the forecast in so the temperatures are going to drop quite significantly. sub—zero. so what we're doing this afternoon now is we will pre—grit all our primary gritting routes and then overnight then we'll carry on treating and treating throughout the night, getting as much salt on the ground as possible. it's trans—pennine routes like this t

i can't thank her enough [monica joyce] i met olivia in 2004 and i said to people, stick around, oliviald on fire one day. olivia has really been a marvelous example of what camp can do for children >>> what's the secret off to staying young? for one woman it is doing the thing you love. no matter the obstacle. julianna goldman now with "living stronger." ♪ ♪ five, six. show your shoulders. solange binda mclane, madam binda has been teaching ballet for 67 years. at 95 years old she has no intention of slowing down. the story of your birth is, pretty noteworthy, huh? >> that was a little it was at that time, no doctor, so it happened to be a japanese vet. >> veterinarian tlifrd ydeliver. >> in china where her belgian father worked as engineer. a privileged childhood, big house, horses and dance lessons with a renowned russian ballerina. all of which went away during world war ii. >> we had about a week to be told that we were going to go to a concentration camp. and we stayed there for 3 1/2 years. >> amid starvation and the conditions at the can send tracing camp she managed to dance. >

niecy nash and olivia munn get the award for best announcing duo. >> benedict cumberbatch.k, the lying detective. was that too dramatic? >> i'm going to step it up. i'm going to give to it you guys. >> okay. >> reporter: taking what is usual lay laundry list of nominees read from a teleprompter and making it their own. >> origin is the new black. >> i need the niecy and olivia show in my life. >> i need it in my life. >> reporter: they met for the first time this morning. they said it was spontaneous to go off script. >> "black-ish". >> you could have pointed to me. >> then that's all the press would be about that si pointed to you. if "fresh off the boat" comes up, don't point at me. >> reporter: they're setting the tone for what will be a celebration of women in hollywood when the s.a.g. awards broadcasts live on tnt and tbs. all 13 acting awards will be presented by women. the nominees in the various categories include nicole kidman, reese witherspoon. laura dern. allison janney. and mary j. blige. kristen bell is the first ever s.a.g. awards host. she said the pressure

what would olivia be doing on this day. filled with son and beauty. in connecticut this morning it's no. at six or 11 snow would still be a wonderful thing never to be taken for granted by any child in this holiday. all of the wonder and beauty of this holiday never to be taken for granted by six your old world an 11-year-old. the possibilities and opportunities, the dreams and hopes shattered on that day, lost forever. i was at the calling hours for one of the children killed it sandy hook. a gutwrenching moment, everyone of them. i spoke to the mother of one of those children. i told her that when she was ready said when you are ready we should do something about gun violence and she said without hesitation i am ready now. i am ready now. america should be ready. america is ready. this body should follow america's lead. honor with action. if nothing else is remembered of that day five years ago, let us honor with action so strong and courageous families who have suffered this unspeakable horror and still unimaginable grief and who have come here in

i can't thank her enough [monica joyce] i met olivia in 2004 and i said to people, stick around, oliviaas really been a marvelous example of what camp can do for children >>> we end it we young science whiz, saw a problem and invented a solution. it could prevent a lot of kids from getting sick. here is adriana diaz. >> outside denver, a talented 12-year-old is getting national attention, it's not for her music. it's for her contribution to science. >> if my mom asked me what do you want for christmas? i would be like lead. >> lead, which she needed for an invention. >> imagine living day in and day out drinking contaminated walter wit substances like lead. introducing the easy to use fast accurate portable and inexpensive device to detect lead in water. she won a national competition inspired by a real world problem. >> i have been following the flint water crisis ills for two years. >> in flint michigan, 100,000 drank lead contaminated water more than ape year. >> lead mostly harmful to younger children about my age, giving them, like, growth defects. and, damaging their brain. >> you

her mom olivia and three older brothers survive and lived with the unmath enable grief every day. has not had the money to replace their totaled car and travel among other things grief therapy. >> i've been having trouble getting my doctor's appointments. it's been holding me back for counseli >> knowing aliveia's struggle coordinator at the bereavement program at capitol caring reached out to extreme custom collision who's contacted our pay it forward partner eastern automotive group and this is what happened. >>> and this community has given everything us to and we want to give back to it. >> i can not believe that a vehicle has been totally donated to me. it's just unreal. >> to this family a car means more than just convene transportation. it means olivia can travel to get the support she needs to manage the pain she feels. >> i just kind of lost hope in life and this just kind of opens doors senate there is still hope to keep trying. >> and while the sons agreed that car say pretty cool christmas gift. >> it's crazy. >> eastern's gift of sports memoriabilia and tickets to red

. >> reporter: her 17-year-old sister olivia is busy coaching cheerleading. they're not alone because in wagner, oklahoma, kids only go to school four days a week. with an extra hour added to each day. >> even though like the days are longer, i still like having monday off. >> reporter: four day school weeks are a growing trend across oklahoma, a state facing a crippling budget crisis and a teacher shortage. last year, the number of districts on a four day week nearly doubled from 51 to 97 or about 20% statewide. >> last year western able to save $180,000. >> reporter: on such things as transportation, substitutes and utilities. in return, they retained more teachers, reinstated art classes, discipline is down, and attendance is up. >> our kids are actually -- because they're here more often because our teachers are here mo receiving more educational instructional time. >> reporter: but with oklahoma schools ranked in the bottom half in the nation, some state officials call it a tragedy. >> i don't think it's good for kids. we have no evidence that says that

olivia ended up getting help through a private clinic.cular issue around how and especially where eating disorders are treated. right now thousands of people across northern ireland are struggling with an eating disorder. and while there are services in the community where they can get help, those services are under intense pressure. and for people who are in a real crisis, who need hospital treatment, well, at the moment their only option is to leave northern ireland altogether. it was a time in my life where ijust went, how did i come to this? aileen‘s anorexia got so bad that she required hospitalisation. but nowhere in northern ireland could deliver the intensive care she needed. her only option, to leave home and travel to london, hundreds of miles away. trying to recover from an eating disorder, that in itself is a struggle. never mind having the added factor of being away from your family. there's people out there that are really, really struggling with life and can't access the help that they really, really need. community—based t

we visited fuentes' partner, olivia, at a migrant shelter in mexico, where she's staying with andreeil they learn more about what's happening with mateo. >> this is the first document they give us in the hospital, so i kept it. he had the original birth certificate of the boy. >> reporter: she says the family split up in northern mexico because they were in a rush to get mateo to the border. the boy was weak and dehydrated after weeks of traveling. the couple didn't have enough money for the four of them to get to the border right away. >> ( translated ): the priority was always mateo. his health. andree is older. he says, "mami, don't go, mami." mateo is fine with his dad. >> reporter: the couple didn't think us immigration authorities would separate a father and a one-year-old child, but they were wrong. they thought the duo would either be detained together or released on parole. leah chavarria is an immigration attorney. she says families seeking asylum are less likely to be released on parole under the trump administration. >> now what i see is they're leaning toward detain, det

. >> olivia was born addicted to cocaine, heroin, marijuana, and, a pain pill that contains snake venomasan: some children, like two-year-old olivia, are being placed with foster families in other parts of the state. >> we're going on a bear hunt. >> sreenivasan: olivia now lives an hour and a half from huntington with her adoptive mother, stephanie adkins, stephanie's husband and five- year-old ethan, who came to them after similar circumstances. the system, adkins says, is stretched dangerously thin. >> you're going to have children that are just sitting in a group care home, with no family to speak of, because there's physically nowhere else to put them. that's where i see us going if we don't figure something out to try to stop the flow of children just flying into, into, into the foster care system. >> sreenivasan: how did west virginia get to this point? in some ways, it was a state with a target on its back, one heavily dependent on manual labor jobs like coal mining and manufacturing, jobs that leave workers prone to injury and chronic pain. when a new group of painkillers emerg

we have olivia and olivia's dad, gary. first of all, olivia, what prompted you to go to ancestry?e with hope of finding my father. i didn't know his name. i really didn't think i had a great chance of locating him. so that was actually back in 2014 that i originally submitted by dna. i didn't have a lot of information to actually trace at that point. brian: what did you get back? >> i got back recently online back in september because of a friend that encouraged me to go on and see my matches. as a result i ended up finding a match who is actually our cousin. i reached out to her because i was strongest match for her as a cousin. from there she was very receptive to actually help and locate my father. within five days we were actually, we met and we talked on the phone. we didn't meet in person but talked on the phone. brian: gary, what was it like to get that call? >> well, at first i was a little apprehensive. i, but after talking with her and communicating through email and sending photographs to me i thought, well, if this lady can find her biological father, if it's me, then

olivia scanlan government liaison for the fire department. so, we worked collaboratively with your office and we enjoyed it very much to try and, as jeff buckly articulateed come together as a city to be the safety net for these individuals and this began for the fire department and i'll have the fire marshal chief speak to this , pretty much after what happened in oakland we got more calls and complaints for our fire members to look at these properties and see what people were living in and they were living in hazardous and dangerous conditions. the fire marshal will speak to 5 smear but we look forward to making this legislation, it will really help these people and in times of need when they need a safety net and they need the city to step up and be there so thank you very much and i'll have the fire marshal speak. >> thank you very much for your office's assistance, you were very helpful along with the fire marshal helping to respond in an aggressive manner. >> thank you. >> good afternoon supervisors fire marshal so just briefly on 5 per

olivia, charlotte, ava, elizabeth and emma topped the list for girl names.james and lincoln were big for baby boys. some other names made the list for the first time -- including hazel and adeline - cracking the top ten list for girls. . one of the big names for boys in recent years -- oliver -- is not on the new list. (catherine) that wraps up kron 4 news at 8.(grant) but kron 4 news in primetime continues.vicki liviakis is here with what we're working on for kron 4 news at 9. ((vicki))thank you grant and catherinenew tonight at nine... a popular bay area chef...forced to step awayfrom daily business operations..aft er more than a dozen women accuse him of sexual harssment. tonight we hear from a former employee.standby for a live report.plus...wild video of a man attacking a gas station clerk in berkeley.tonight that clerk is back on the job and he speaks exclusively with kron 4 about his harrowing incident.((vicki))and we are live in san francisco where police are beefing up patrols as people head to the city to celebrate the new year.keep it right here..

it's been incredible. >> olivia, charlie has had an interesting upbringing.ting, and how has this helped him help stacy? >> i have to thank the "today" show because charlie experienced almost zero transition, going from the set here in studio 1a to stacy's life. stacy is a photographer. he is comfortable around cameras and comfortable around other veterans, meeting people and getting back to the job. it's set him up for a powerful, powerful relationship. >> here he was part of our little zoo, but at home in south carolina, he's on a farm. what is it like for him, with the animals and other dogs? >> we have a menagerie. he's met every single one of them and has had a new best friend. every animal that comes into our life gets a royal title. we'll call him prince charlie now. >> so cute. >> i love that. >> you waited two years for a service dog. what are you most looking forward to once this ends and you get back home with charlie? >> took me a lot to admit i need help, because it is contrary to everything i am. that happened two years ago, so it has been a pro

so again, mom, olivia that you were in in alabama that day last summer was totaled.an really do anything right now. but eastern automotive can. >> yes, ma'am. >> and so we hope that this car will help you get to your appointments, take the boys places and make this year a little brighter. this is joel bass sam with easterns automotive. >> hello. >> hi. >> thank you so much. >> i'm so sorry. this will help you. >> doing this story was tough, because it's not much that you can do but what you can do is help a little bit. joel thank you so much. >> you're so welcome. >> um, boys come on in. mom has got a new car. it's all paid for. it's everything that you need to get to where you need to go. how much will this help? let me how much will this help your familiarly? >> a lot. because we don't have no car our dad just has a car. he goes to work at 4:00 in the morning and don't come back till late this will help a lot. >> olivia, this is easterns automotive. this is what they do. fox5 cares but eastern comes through with the merchandise. this car joel do you want to brag on

>> my name's olivia. >> hi, olivia. nice to see you. my favorite thing to eat is just some healthy food and you feel very good after. not too much eating. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: she's a lot of fun. meanwhile, her husband has a big smear of chocolate cake all over his face and he's licking the inside of a bucket of kfc. another kid asked the first lady what she wants santa to bring her this year besides an escape tunnel. >> what did you ask santa for christmas? >> ooh, that's a nice one. i ask santa for christmas peace on the world, health, love and kindness. >> jimmy: peace on the world. [ laughter ] this is not a comedy sketch, by the way. that happened. that happened right there on the world. speaking of things that really are happening. tomorrow is a special election for senate in alabama between doug jones a democrat and judge roy moore, a man who is banned from his local mall for alleg allegedly hitting on teenaged girls when he was 30 years old. he's accused by eight women, most of these women are republicans, for sexual harassmen