this is for pele coming in the side, but they dropped them here so they don't take them on.eeave a guard over the arms here. decontamination dub decontamination table, decontamination shower. this room is for 96 kids. they sleep in here 48 at a time on two shifts. will serve mostly people in the local community. e don't think people have the opportunity to cy great distance to get here. there's a question whether people in the local communityll ven join me. i don't know. rather than seeing these catastrophes that are going to happen as beinthe end of the world, we see it as the beginning of a new age. humanity is going to hopefully after that event establish so there will be world peace, and humanity will grow forwardntrom this poi it is just at the bottom edge right now. rajini: i have to say, i'm left watching that if that wasn't strange enough for you, we have one mo story from boise, idaho, that has been keeping us busy on twitter. have been watching a suburban neighborhood invaded by goats.ne th was broken by someone who tweeted about the goats and and whose posts attra

pele at the church holding the massive funeral. the service is expected to last at least six hours. close to 4,000 people are expected at the funeral in detroit. music will be woven into the entire service. ma major artists are among those paying tribute to aretha franklin with song. >>> f thousands oferal employees are reworking their budgets. president trump is cancelling their plans for 2019 pay rais most civilian employees expected that raise in january. the president sent a letter saying the government cannot afford the increases. this comes after the president sape e signed a $1.8 billion tax cut bill. >>> employeesen have given a pink scholarship. the staff will move to new york or other offices in tennessee. >>> fewe're following two storis we're following. a hit-and-run accident that left one woman dead and another injured. >> we're working to get a description of the vehicle tha hit them and took off. >> new information in another developing story. police have tracked down the person accused of attacng a crossing guard. witnesses say he threatened to shoot or r over the cr

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pelÉ was supposed to do that.ey yank your name at the last minute and don't do the draw. >> we actually bypassed that and had it come down and make a dramatic entrance to be the guy -- >> several books written in portuguese, had to force myself through them. i speak spanish, not portuguese, took a while to read those books but they are really good, they told in great detail, make sure i lived in florida for a while and a letter to a highway accident in miami, that might have led to his falling out. the fact he had a lever, that cause other problems. >> it is a great, great book with you like soccer or not, how it takes place and gets detected is phenomenal. an airplane ride to new york. it was fabulous. >> thank you for saying that and thank you, everyone, for coming. [applause] >> booktv in primetime features recent books on america at war. booktv in primetime all this week on c-span2. coming up live tuesday the senate foreign relations committee will get an update on the us relationship with russia. at 10:00 eas

is the same region trying to recover earlier this month from another quake that killed hundreds of pele. video here of people and children in a shelter. >>> 4:36 rightnow. still ahead, a murder mystery in nashville. >> this morning we have details on several murders and why law enforcement thinks they may be connected to the same . >>> oh my >>> at the liv desk following breaking news in d.c., if you're out early this morning driving through northwest d.c., i want to call your attention to a very large police presence. this is on water street in the area of whitehurst freeway. officers are saying they're searchingor someone. if you see a lot of pol te officer ihat area, it's someone to keepn eye out for. at the live desk chris lawrence, news 4. >> big impact. >> that was a very scary accident. >> the scene here at the pocono raceway in pennsylvania. hard to believe that anybodyle s abo walk away from this. itrdappened yeste during the seventh lap of the abc supply 500. two cars hit each other, botrs ca spinning around. robert wick ens went airborne into the catch fence. the thrrivers in

in, ane is pele running out. they are hearing sirens. >> the pelts come from evacuation areas all over be pu >>> giants go for anotwin in extra innings. can the her a's close the gap a serena williams in san jose. if you blinkered you might p&-pstay in san jose lasted just ate. &-pshe was >>> serena williams' stay in san jose lasted 51 minutes. she suffered the worse defeat of her career tonight in san jose. she was dispatched in straight sets. the first time in her career that she won only one game in a match. the not any additions. oakland may not need any. davis, 29th home run of the year. 3-1. later in the inning, he steals second and he steals home. oakland wins 6-2. one game behind seattle in the wildcard race. good day for a matinee in san diego. mccutchen goes deep. 11th home run of the year. now 2-2. evan longoria with a triple. still at third with two outs but crawford came through. giants win their third straight game 3-2. tonight in d.c., nationals 26 hits. against the mets. they led 19-0. washington

pele that the president feels have crossed him are going to have their clearance revoked for disloyalty to presidentrump. robert context is everything. when you think abouthis moment, the white house, the president facing a possible subpoena, a report on possible obstruction of justice, how much are those challenges influencing the fight? toluse: all that is front and center. if you look at the lisof people the president is revealing, these are all people who have been part of ige russia inveion. james komi, andrew mccabe, peter strzok, lisa page. pthese areple who were part of the russia investigation. he iins tto discredit them and say they are part of the deep state. he's getting a lot of backing from members of congress, from his base. if you look at the people who have been dismissed from the fbi, have left under a cloudf scandal, sometimes created by the president himself, they are saying these are people who are out to get theresident and anything that mueller comes up wi is going to be discredited because there's such a large people the presiden has managed to discredit. julie:

sriff says man opened fire during a video game convention this afternoo the sheriff saying multipleop pele have been shot and wounded. the gunman is dead. here now new reaction from one of the witnesses about whathey heard and saw. >> i wasowards the back. like there was a back door, like, i ran all the way towards the back of the back door. i just stayed there. my frids are like let's go. i'm like, no, no. i'm not going nowhere. i wasy going to sta right there until everything cald down and everyone just started running and going everywhere. everyone is going crazy. then the police started rushing over there. it was vy chaotic. >> still developing story and we're expecting another news conference a little later this evening. stay with news 4 on air and online at this story develops. >>> the light on broadway are dimmer to night. one of the most p lific play writes has pass add way. neil simon died this morning in new york his publicist says he passed away after battling pneumonia. a master of comedy. his hits include "the odd coele" and "barefoot in park." he received four tony awards, ke

i mean are there enough pele around to do the job?eema: well, what we do know is that there are 1000 personnel involved in this operation right now. that is ranging from firefighters, ambulance services as well as the police, all involved in trying to pull out as many people as they can and find as many people as they can, and they will continue through the night. the hospitals are also jam-packed, dealing with those that have been injured. it is potentially dangerous work, because as i mentioned, there could be further collapse. but that said, they are treating this operation as they would treat an earthquake, really, something italy has had some experience on. that is how they are aiming to tackle it, even though it is in this august period. brent: journalist seema gupta joining us with the latest on the rescue efforts in genoa. seema, thank you. not only in italy are people asking how could this bridge falter to the ground. for more unless -- concrete structures such as this bridge are his special area of expertise. professor, it i

resilience is a point of pride and peled says it's the island's people who deserve much of the credit for its response. to it. i am very proud of the people of the no one and the people of late. but there is another factor driving the recovery of towns across like a big corporation. i truly believe that the partnership in the private and government sector is very important it has to be there and that's why there have been a patient here in the fight and i won in life in general wes weston very fast. storm survivors do still need help but insists poverty rates are dropping thanks to the corporate sector. a small investments come to. market the need. for them to hire local folks to work for. create. some critics of. the building of communities has been very investment oriented and communities are being denied access to the wealth that's being generated as a mayor of one of these communities is that a fair observation i do not think so go and the. investment is there for development often. again it's it's part of the strategy. tartarin higher marks a dramatic change in how the philippine

the result was widespread destruction and hundreds of pele forced seek refuge elsewhere.et one family who fled the fighting. reporter: the fall of the city would have been an important victory for the taliban. 1000 jihadist insurgents stopped earlier this month, driviving ot government forces and taken control. more than 100 people were killed on allll sides. civilian life came to a standstill. after a five-day siege, government troops regained control of afghanistan's second-largest city. >> the pain of every resident is my pain. the government will provide special assistance to everyone who suffered losses in ghghazni. reporter: hundreds of residents of ghazni fled the fighting. we spoke to one who went to the capital kabul. 11 family members are living in a room provided by the relatives. they are safe, but traumatized. >> no place is life home -- like home. when we fled ghazni, my mother was crying. she said all her life she strived to build a home, but she failed. reporter: despite having to flee their home, the family consider themselves lucky. at least they have sh

millions of pele break the law here. >> he the president of the s ited states. en well, he'man, too. nick: in these aff lace curtained suburbs, we found lifelong republicans who believe that donald trump is bringing shame on their party and on their country. >>t.onald trump is a con art he is running the country for himself. he doesn't understand he is there to serve the people, the american people. >> you are a republican? >> yes. >> but you rect him? >> of course i reject him. nick: donald trump once claimed he could shoot someone on fifth avenue and his supporters would still vote for him, an extravagant boast may be, but one that speaks of his unshakable belief in theve unng devotion of his loyalists. nick bryant bbc news, staten , island. jane: our correspondent has been speaking to other trump supporters around the country. she joined me earlier. i know you've been speaking to them because i have bee listening to your conversations. what have they been telling you are the reasons they are still supporting president trump? regina: i spoke to about half a do

about as many people as have been killed in ghanzi in the last couple of days but anyway a lot of pele see all that as the taliban trying to drk dsh ga er credit, lie down a marker before any kind of peace talks start. there is a lot of hope here that in a couple of weeks, less than a couple of weeks, for the eid holiday there will be another seas fire, there was one in je that was very successful. people are hopeful that that will happen and some analys see this, these series ofat attacks as ampt for the taliban to strengthen their position before atanylks. >> sreenivasan: afghanistan bureau chief for "the new york times" rod nordland.th anks so much. >> sure thing.>> this is pbs newshour weekend, sunday. >at> sreenivasan: protests began over dangerous roads in bangladesh grew into massive demonstrations against ten government ry. the arrest of a prominent photographer is causing more rest. fatima manji of channel 4 news reports another day, another protest in the bangladeshi capital. calling to te he releasof one of the country's most famous photographers and soci activists. the 63 y

i think as you noted, a lot of pele saw this firstrial as a referendum on the legitimacy of the special counsel's investigation. this was a mixed verdict. they got their first jury convicons but there were 10 counts where they couldn't get the decision. i think it's a rorschacht, tes if you believe in mueller, you a say, they g conviction. and if you believe in trump, y trust it. one juror thought they were sleeping through that, why was that? robert: how about on the cohen de how big is it to have people like david pecker immunity. >>t's not unusual to grant people immity if you think they may have witingly orun ttingly committed a crime. cohen expected to be charged months ago before immunity deal cohen didn't flip on the president. and cohen is a problemmatic witness. it would be easy to undermine him if he was your only witness agaihe president or anyone in his inner circle which is what makes the um minity deals interesting. did they provide anything about the president's involvements in these payments? it's a tease for what couldia potey come. robert: when i mentioned david pecker

and will continue to lead the liberal party has called the ballot himself after weeks of failing to pelee following opinion polls ratings you're watching t w news still to come on the program with its currency shedding half of its value this year and new threats of unemployment and inflation turkey's economy has investors worried more and more of them saying that the real problem is president of the water. but first words alone are not enough that is the reaction from many survivors and law enforcement officials to pope francis is letter condemning sexual abuse by priests they're calling for an end to church protection for sexual predators the pontiff's move follows a far reaching us report that found hundreds of clergy members sexually abused at least a thousand children over seven decades while others turned a blind eye. a crime long ignored kept quiet or silenced in the pope's unprecedented letter to the world's one point two billion practicing catholics he addressed the issue of sexual abuse at the hands of the clergy francis responded to to last week's u.s. grand jury report which fo

pele are startin in.ive passengers a break if they're having second thoughts. take a look at this statement on the airline's website saying that they will waive change fees if you want to go ahead and delay this trip. they do want you to make the trip by next thursday. hopefully the storm will be long gone by then. on the islands, people are frantically trying to get ready. they are buying all the supplies they can think of, water, essentials, generators, also they're trying to stay calm. >> we're anxious. we looked at the track this morning. and saw that it's coming nearer than we thought to us. so trying to prepare. >> here's a look at hurricane lane from outer space. it's a category 5 hurricane packing winds at 160iles p hour. the big island is under a hurricane warning.ve aroundomoru reporting live in oakland, amy holyfield. >>> it is now 4:30. let's talk more about that track of the hurricane. mike is standing by. you've been looking at this all week. what does it look like now? >> looks impressive,

federal investigators released disturbing new findings abode the strian bridge collapse that killed six pele were caug caughta cas on camera and newly released photographs showed large cracks in the bridge in the days before it collapsed raising questions about why the bridge was in use and why traffic was allowed to flow beneath it. >>> now to new questions tonight about a possible double standard when it comes to the first family. first lady melania trump's parents becoming brand new u.s. citizens today through a process president trump railed against and says he wants to end. we get details from nbc's peter alexander. ht>> reporter: ton the first inlaws melania trump's parents sworn in as american citizens. the slovenia immigrantsg the oath y inork city.fa ly unification process president trump repeatedly denounced. io> we have to end chain and we have to build the wall, we're going to build it. >> reporter: victor and amelia until today legal permanent residents declined to commt but their lawyer saying they got no special treatment. >> the application process, the interview was no diffe

pele paying attention are also the kremlin in this case. the message they are hearing of course is this two-pronged approach. what matters about this among in other is vladimir putin puts great stock in what the leader says, the number one person says. that is the way he runs his country an way he presumes other people run his country and that is the way donald trump likes to run his country. i was in moscow for four years. i remember interviewing him and bringing up cricisms issued by american officials underneath the president and he would brush it off and say th is not what my friend george says, at the time george w. bush. he places hareat stock in the president says not on dan cote or chris ray. what those people are talking to is a different audience. they're talking to us, people who actually coverhis issue or care about democracy issues and are worried about russia. they say we do te this seriously. don't pay attention to the president. that is an extraordinary thing a foovernment in which you have this bifurcated policy. andrea: th

makes you wonder what's going through pele's head, what's going on inheir lives to make them do that. >> little boy is not hurt. he is with his grandmother we're told by the mother was also charged with ling a false policereport. in attempt to cover sunday, she reported her caren had been st with her child inside. >>> day two of jury deliberations to decide the fata of paul mafort. yesterday failed to reach a verdict. panel recessed after submitting questions to the judge.ea redefinenable doubt. president trump's former campaignn chair faces accounts of tax fraud. sure to download the app for the very latest. >>> in less than 30 minutes. national porait gallery add aretha franklin portrait to the first floor. portrait is a color with a graphic poster bydy se dd ddy d. created in 1968. >>> it is one of hundreds of remembrances planned in the coming days for the queen of soul. nbc jay gray is i her hometown of detroit. very spot where aretha's extraordinary career began. >> began here at new baptist church. father w legendary baptist and chief.ri mes continues to grow here and around th

you know, pele don't like to y that, but i wasn't charged. >> woodruff: he criticized cohen's guilty plea, referred to it as flipping, operating with osecutors, something, he said, that "almost ought to be" illegal. but he said he had "great respect" for his former campaign chairman paul manafort, who was convicted of eight counts of tax and bank fraud. one of the jurors in manafort's weeks-long trial told fox news there was a single holdout juron who prevented imous verdict of conviction on ten other deadlocked charges. para duncan, a trump suppor who says she kept her "make america eat again" hat in her car every day, voted to convict. >> the pubc, america, need to know how close this was. and the evidence was overwhelming. i did not want paul manafort to ndbe guilty, but he was, ao one is above the law. >> woodruff: at the white house today... >> president trump, are you going to pardon paul manafort? >> woodruff: ...the president didn't respond to reporters' questions whether he would grant manafort a pardon. and several leading republicans, ahcluding south carolina senator linds

throw pele off of these trains to the churning wheels below.incredible what these people would go through to try to get through the united states. >> mith: many migrants never mike it to america. along the tracks, gration police often find only discarded clothing. (woman speaking spanish): >> smith: according touman rights groups, six out of every ten women traveling the routepo being raped. and many get birth control injections before setting out t ir journey. >> i was astonished by the number of people i found crossing through mexico trying to get to the u.s. who had faced some kind of kidnapping, or some kind of extortion, or some other kind of violen ad the people who mit here, it self-selects for people who have a tremendous amount of resilience, a tremendous aunt of courage, a tremendous amount of just physical strength to get across. s >> smith: arnod meybelin avoided the beast.d, instea arnovis paid a smuggler-- or "coye"-- to help him and meybelin. arnovis said the hardest part was when their coyote packed them in a traile (arnovis spe

not many people want to read 700 page book on fifa but it is a crazy story that pelÉ was haley was mostfamous soccer player of all time had a big test at all. because of that power he got a haley pushed out the sport for a while because of this. then they inc. the name he did not do the draw. and then to bypass that to make a dramatic injury. and then writing several books in portuguese i speak spanish not portuguese to take it took me a long time to read the book and then they lived in florida for a while and then after dying in highway in miami that may have led to the following out the fact that he had a lover not his father-in-law's daughter. >> that is a great book a great book whether you like soccer or not. and how it takes place and detected. it is phenomenal. i thank you for saying that. [applause] >> you have learned. he would serve roosevelt and taft i will not play popularity if they want to reject me that their prerogative he has the madisonian view love james madison and hamilton and john marshall considered the greatest american ever and they believe the majority should r

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pele are able to take a guided trails.ough our native we do picnics, fall foliage. it's a great place to visit year-round. please come out and see us. >> i have to say driving here today from our station in northwest washington, it was just such a quick trip out of the city. got from our station to here in just over 20 minutes. it was really nice. as we take a look at the weather cast, that's also really nice. thpecially after all of the rain atweesvet wye.ar h on recoadrd. we're looking at some gorgeous weather tomorrow through saturday. 84 up here in washington. 85 over in annapolis. tomorrow at the bus stop it's going to be amazing,0s a 60s. for all the loudoun county students, best of luck. you're going t have a fabulous recess on the first day of school. rt toumidity levels s build into the weekend on sunday and by monday it is feelinges opve. we're going to enjoy tomorrow with that high of only 82 degrees. friday, a high of 84 as we look to saturday, in the mid-80s again. ut there 90 degrees on sunday. sheena's going to join me at 5:45 with the full-d t foreca

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it's a jish city, not even one arab, and it's more than 200,000 pele. >> reporter: and yet his job waslice the angry arabs throwingocks. >> the only place for israelis and palestinians to meet each other is either if they live in jerusalem where theylly run into each other, or in a militaryelated situation, which, i tell you paul, is not the most sociable interaction that-- that could, uh... >> reporter: because these are confrontations you're talking about. >> there's confrontation, and even if it's just, you know, someone trying to pass a checkpoint. it is not a way to build trust or to build a friendship or toon build a relaip of any kind. >> reporter: so to help fostersh these relatis, elhelo-- a brandeis graduate-- started a allowship program at his alma mater to road testidea that dates back to the european enlightenment: good business makes good neighbors. or as the french thinker montesquieu put it in the 18thur ce "commerce cures destructive prejudices... polishes and softens barbarianwa ." the program, our generation speaks, houses the start-up business incubator whereo monta

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how does one follow pele? >> how do you sue a name? >> one doesn't. one passes back the balance of your time to steve schmidt. >> i want to hear. >> in addition to all this, i feel like there is a kind of math game happening here in which the president's legal team are trying to get mueller to show some cards. you say, no, i'm not going to sit down for those questions. send me some written ones. >> they have all the questions. >> they have broad strokes. >> we know -- >> we know the descriptions. >> rudy wasn't there. >> i think they would like to try to tease out a little bit more specifics so they can get prepped in advance. i also think, maybe this is cynical of me -- >> let me pretty you. they know the areas they have trump on. >> yes, i think that's what they're trying do, get them to tell a little more. i think it's cynical they're trying to push this after the elections. they firmly believe mueller will respect this protocol which says you don't make huge announcements or deliver reports until election or something like that. they think if they

wh this rely showss s toda is no tter howevere e e reprsion, pele w wil sta gether ahumans.y wil c ctinueo stand togeth. i thk it is rely significant that in 2016, wewe saw thousands and thousands of prisoners stand up and again today we are seeing more. it will be interesting to see how many we will actually know about right away. the repression inside is severe. everyone will have to make their own choices as to whether or n t they can be public about what they are doing. but i think behind bars right now in a way we not even aware of, therere is a whole lot of people standing together to let us know that the system is severely broken, and we have got to change. amy: amani sawari, you are on the outside. how did you get involved with organizing this strike and what do you think the blonde the outside can do? >> so the way i got involved was actually through twitter. onone of the jailhouse lawyers reached out to me direct message and asked if they could post a strike, website. i was happy to do so. there is where the demands were posted. after they have put them out on twit

es como mexicano-- pelees como mexicano. en una jaula chiquita con Él? vamos con karla que tiene unos ejercicios interesantes. karla: no le saque, carlitos. usted no le saque el ejercicio. no hay duda que j balvin y nicky jam sabe cÓmo ponernos a bailar, pero cÓmo hacen para ponerse en forma? nos acompaÑa su entrenador, cÉsar murillo, con la técnica para ponerse en forma. vamos a hacer esto que se conoce como foot-boxing, quÉ es esto? mientras me metes aquÍ. cÉsar: aquÍ es una base del entrenamiento funcional, ademÁs le agregamos ejercicios de fÚtbol y de boxeo. la verdad es que ha gustado mucho. estoy muy feliz por esto . karla: estamos listos? lo puede hacer cualquiera en su casa? cÉsar: lo puede hacer cualquiera, niÑos, jÓvenes adultos,personas de la tercera edad. karla: por cuÁl comenzamos? cÉrsar: vamos a comenzar aquÍ . te vas a poner los guantes de box de una vez. karla: espÉrate que metÍ el dedo donde no era, ya empezamos mal. cÉsar: estos ejercicios ayudan a mejorar tu capacidad fÍsica. karla: cuÁntas calorÍas puede

. - was it the bush-quail pele? - this was the republican key people and their opposition research teams. you know, everybody up there panicked in may and june when i was leading everybody in the pol, and they went crazy, and they lostheir good sense, and they started doing things like this. - and then in te july, perot says he saw another red flare. - people alert me that they're trying to wiretap office. 0 - he said it on nutes" and he came off looking kooky. t - the fact tss perot made the deficit is part of his big ena was reng with economic conservatives who were concerned about out-of-control spending. - since we're dealing with voodoo economics, a great young lady from louisiana sent me this voodoo stick, and i will use it as my pointer tonight, and certainly it's appropriate because, as you and i knoo, we are in deepo. - the only goal of ross perot was to build a third political party that would hold the other parties' feet to the fire and constantly urge them away from character assassination elections, fro

pele.there was a tremendous power of the people once they move and no what's going on they have tremendous power. when rosa parks sat down and got arrested, they had two days oveo the weekendut 50,000 and passede political caucus put together. monday morning nobody was ridine the bus. in memphis tennessee onn l february 12, lincoln's birthday in 1968, 1300 sanitation workera st refused to go to work and theytc didn't even call itid a strike. they said these conditions are intolerable.y have bn this is what they had beenea complaining aboutrs. for years. king of course we know he's tims arrested 30 times and one thing thre people don't think about so muct as the threats on his life were constant right from the beginning during the montgomery bus boycott. his home was bombed, crediting and their baby were in the front room and they moved to the back room and suddenly the front of the house was gone, blownwn up.s king was assaulted in public many number of times i do partya the book also said

my soccer knowledge ends with pele. man u is a global brand.as right now, manchester u, this is a soccer team to put it in your portfolio. breaking out to new highs. that is generally a bullish sign. this is a trend i think continues although i don't own the stock at capitalist pig. stuart: you're not old enough to remember pele. come back next week, son. >> you're welcome. stuart: ace hardware annual convention going on in chicago. jeff flock is there. he is on the hunt for the latest tools. i'm told he has a ash felt and spray paint. that is what i'm told. what is that all about? he will tell us, promise he will. look at, where else, chicago. ♪ ♪ a hotel can make or break a trip. and at expedia, we don't think you should be rushed into booking one. that's why we created expedia's add-on advantage. now after booking your flight, you unlock discounts on select hotels right until the day you leave. ♪ add-on advantage. discounted hotel rates when you add on to your trip. only when you book with expedia. ♪ stuart: time we went back to the hardware

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bystanders peled two peo from the wreck, but when officed, ar one man was still trapped in the front seat. while one offic used a fire extinguisher, the other maghrand to haul victims made it to the hospital. one police officer suffered some minor scrapes and bruises. >> incredible. >>> also this morning for the first time we're hearing directly from demi lovato about her apparent dru overdose nearly two weeks ago. natalie morales is in los angeles with more on what the pop star is saying. good morning. >> good morning. the 25-year-old singer is opening up in new instagram post, she is thanking her family and fans for their continued support, saying her battle with addiction is far from over. th morning, demi lovato speakiri out, s her latest struggle with addiction. instagrar posting on what i have learned is that this illness disappears or fades with time. it's something i must continue to overcome and have notone yet. the heartfelt letter marking the first time the world has hea fr the 25-year-old since lovato's apparent overdose last month. paramedics rushing to her hollywood hil

police are investigating after two pele are found dead in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood.ound around 5:30 last night when they were conducting a well-being check at a home on the 200 block of turk street. the homicide unit is investigating but police have not released any other information. ( james ) police in santa rosa arrest a man accused of spying on women using the restroom at the santa rosa junior college. a woman called police when she noticed a man watching her from another stall. the woman gave police a description of the man. police later found ian mumbi stiing in a parked car nearby. he was identified as the man in the women's bathroom. he has been booked into the sonoma county jail. ( james ) happening today... the danville police department will hold their annual active threat training. the training will take place on the campus of del amigo high school. it started at 8 and will last until 1 this afternoon. during the training the campus will be closed to pedestrains and vehicle traffic. ( lydia ) happening now... firefighters are making progress in their figh

history, is above 60-percent containment after burning for three weeks, and claiming the lives of eight peleing the cost of building a home by thousands of dollars. and that's adding to the challenges of people trying to rebuild from california's devastating wildfires. building experts say tariffs on lumber and other construction material could increase the cost of building a home by 20- thousand dollars. other factors are also at play such as a shortage of construction workers. experts also say homeowner insurance policies have caps that are too low to cover the entire cost to rebuild a home devastated by a fire. ( james ) in the south bay... presentation high school in san jose is facing a lawsuit in connection with the alleged sexual abuse of former students. a former student has filed a civil suit alleging she was molested in 2003 by former presentation theater director jefferey hicks. the lawsuit also alleges that former principal mary miller knew about the abuse but failed to report it to the police.

de semana el amor debe ser la primera opciÓn, lo mejor dejarlo tranquilo dentro de la casa, no te peleeselicidad. >>> leo con fin de semana increÍble, prepÁrate para estar como cerca de la naturaleza, feliz con tu pareja. los solteros de leo pueden conseguir el amor de sus vidas pÓngase bonito. salga con los amigos dÍganles que le presenten gente. para libra momento de estres con la pareja, prepÁrese amado virgo puede nar dar dardos si no reflejas que pueden matar su relaciÓn el fin de semana asÍ cp cuidado. seguimos con libra, la abundancia, prepÁrese para un fin de semana, el dinero, el amor, las atracciones, el cine y el teatro, puede estar en todas partes y va a estar muy feliz. >>> seguimos con escorpiÓn, un fin de semana donde estÁ agotado de tantas situaciones que han pasado este fin de semana. estÁ agotado por luchar por el amor. y puede haber embarazos por alÍi que son difÍciles de sopesar. sagitario tiene momentos maravilloso de renacer con el amor. va a salir como nuevo, va a sentir que la piel le cambiÓ va a estar feliz con el amor que va a tener. para capricornio viene una s

i even had said toy -- m pele i my family, if anything happens to me, it's nicole.she had always been wary of nicole, and knew she could be trouble. but could you ever have imagined this? >> ah, i thought maybe it would just be a flat tire or, you know, a broken window at the house. i never thought that she would go to the extent as she did, as to try to find somebody to murder me and my family. >> jennifer says nicole never really had a chance with the man in the middle, howie. howie's double life, the two-timing, the cheating, all in nicole's head, according to jennifer, who says howie was always hers. what drives someone to do that? >> jealousy and anger. >> she wanted him. >> she wanted him. she wanted him from the time that i met him. but dforget, howie and nicole have a child together, a son, 11 years old. and at one point, when howie and jennifer break up, howie moved back in with nicole. >> there was a lot of pressure in our relationship. and nicole made it easy for him, manipulated him by saying that she would help him financially and, you know, that she co

. >> tambiÉn ella dice, sÍ promueven ¿violencia debido que son armas o pelee porque existen algunos queo que el joven esÁa saliendo, importante identificar si hay cambios a ductos pasar mucho mÁs tiempo con estos jÓvenes, tal vez no tener vi idea tan agresivos y compartir otras actividades ofrecer mÁs amor y saber quÉ estÁn haciendo tus hijos. >> mira esto es algo que ocurre en todos los hospitales cambiarse, pero algo que yo apliquÉ que apuntarlos en deportes, tenerlo, constantemente ocurridos la restricciÓn de edad sÍ crea este equipo de conciencias. >> muchas gracias a los tres. >> excelente gracias a todos vamos a una pausa comercial pero mÁs adelante a dos aÑos de la muerte de juan gabriel se desata una nueva me cuica y aquÍ en "un nuevo dÍa" mÁs cerca de ti te lo contamos que siempre estamos mÁs cerca que ti. >> enseguida calma wlar te ha rincÓn los finos y verano como aquÍ en "un nuevo dia" >> nadie se quiere perder "un nuevo dÍa" por eso ahora estamos nuevo dÍa" por eso ahora estamos en vivo en sirius xm ♪ nuevo dÍa" por eso ahora estamos en vivo en sirius xm mejor, usa wipes qu

. >> creo que eso hace la historia mÁs bonito, peleÉ con el mejor libra por libra y hace dos aÑos me estoy viviendo la realidad es mucho mÁs bonita ahorita que el sueÑo, porque logrÉ mis sueÑos y realmente me siento, el primer peleador en la historia. >> el mÁs joven, el peleador mas joven en ganar medalla de oro en lucha libre. >> y ahora campeÓn de la ufc, desde que tenÍa 17 aÑos tenia la meta de ser campeÓn del mundo, y este sÁbado bueno, lo hicimos.. >> bien hecho ademÁs. >> tÚ eres nacido en los Ángeles, de padres mexicanos. >> sÍ, soy mÉxico- americano. >> ¿cÓmo fue tu infancia?. >> humilde, soy hijo de padres inmigrantes, uno de siete niÑos, pero algo que mi mamÁ me dijo, si vas a hacer algo, hazlo bien, con dignidad, con orgullo, con corazÓn, pero hazlo bien, sino, no lo hagas. desde que era niÑo siempre he tenido eso en el corazÓn, asÍ que cuando hago algo voy al cien. >> tienes dos hermanos que te inspiraron a seguir esta carrera. >> primeromente toda la vida me han pegado, pero mÁs que todo mis hermanos siempre fueron buenos ejemplos para mÍ, ellos comenzaban a luchar y yo

. >> you so famously and powerfully said george bush does not care about black pele, ink that donald trump does or any people at all? >> why don't we take a break and we'll come back and kanye west -- >> ha, that's four seconds of silence. welcome to "access live," melissa peterman is here and