my name is paula williams, and i'm homeless in san francisco right now. i've been homeless since december of 2018. i've made numerous police reports. i've been harmed numerous of times by staff in the shelters. the police have did me no justice. i've went to the city attorney, i've went to the d.p.a. it's just plain corruption. it's five police officers that don't want to take a police report, made false statements in my police report. didn't want me to file a police report and just was lying. i liked when miss taylor said they wanted to take a look at the shelters. every morning, i walk-through t.l. and encourage them, tell them to get up, all to -- it's numerous of stuff that whatever hsoc and all of them is talking about, i just called the police yesterday in front of walgreens and had the police come up and pick a lady that was laying on the ground. sometimes i just do field work all day and call 911, can you please get this person up, can you please -- so i don't know what they talking about. every day, i'm in the tenderloin. whatever salary they get

paula, thank you. >>> a true display of sportsmanship in toronto on sunday after serena williams was forced to retirerogers cup championship on sunday because of a back injury. instead of celebrating, her opponent went over to console williams who was visibly upset. the teen could be heard giving the tennis legend a pep talk. the two embraced and the crowd cheered its appreciation of the special moment. >>> severe weather ahead for the upper mississippi river with nearly 30 million people at risk. and nearly 70 million under a heat advisory right now in the south. let's check all of it with our meteorologist. >> good morning, guys. yes, the story today has to be the big-time risk for severe weather but the expressive heat across the states of oklahoma and louisiana as well. look at the heat indices here. 105 to 110. some areas 115 degrees what it will feel like outside. look at memphis. 95 degrees. that's the ambient air temperature into this afternoon in the shade. but when you factor in the humidity, it will feel closer to 112 degrees. houston, corpus christi, dallas. highs extremely dangerous here

william barr has tapped the u.s. attorney in connecticut to handle any criminal conduct that's uncovered. john. >> dickerson: paula reid in washington at the white house. now to some disturbing video we've just received. it shows a woman giving birth alone in a jail cell last year. she is now suing the city of denver. in the video, which we obscured, diana sanchez is seen writhing in pain for more than five hours. no one came to her aid as she delivered her baby alone. moments after the baby was born, you can see a male nurse, who had been watching her outside the cell pick up the baby. it was another half hour before sanchez and her child were taken to the hospital. no jail employees were disciplined. the denver sheriff's department has now changed its protocol to prevent this from happening again. ecnight, hundreds of immigrant children receiving medical care in this country are facing possible deportation due to a anange in policy by the trump administration. the children are here legally, ngny suffering from serious diseases, including cancer. errol barnett, in boston, reports on one family's struggle. >> repo

william barr has tapped the u.s. attorney in connecticut to handle any criminal conduct that's uncovered. john? >> paula reid at the white house in washington. >>> tonight hundreds of immigrant children receiving medical care in this country are facing possible deportation due to a change in policy by the trump administration. the children are here legally, many suffering from serious diseases, including cancer. errol barnett in boston reports on one family's struggle. >> reporter: this is how 16-year-old jonathan sanchez stays alive. a vibrating vest, nebulizer and special medication helping him battle cystic fibrosis, the life-threatening disorder damaging his lungs and digestive system. it also claimed the life of his sister samantha back in honduras when she was just six months old. >>> she got worse, his mother tells me, and one morning she passed away. >>> the family came to the u.s. legally in 2016 and applied for medical deferred action, a program that allows immigrants to receive life-saving treatment for up to two years. but on monday they received this denial notice giving them 30 days to lea