with rebecca, hi. rebecca terlesky. yes. from saint clairsville, ohio.h, teach at the kindergarten level? yep, i'm a kindergarten teacher. i happen to teach at the same elementary school that i attended when i was in kindergarten. well, that's pretty cool. yeah. uh, and you're married. i'm married to steve, um, who is patient and loving. and we together have a little boy who's 6 months old named william. uh, a volleyball -- you played, you coached. yep, played, coached nine years, and i'm a volleyball official now. all right, we're glad to have you with us. thank you. hi, lydia. hi. lydia burgess from las vegas. yes. are you from there? um, i was born in north carolina, but vegas is home. i've been there for 20 years, so... good, you have one child it says here. i do. i have one son, aiden. he's rambunctious. keeps me going all the time. how old is aiden? 19 months. all right, well, he'll get more rambunctious, i'm guessing, as time goes on. yeah. registered nurse. yes, i work at a privately-owned psychiatric hospital, mostly with adolescent children. so

this is my first time being at the civic center for endorsing rebecca doug otto (correction) rebecca delgado for seat 16. she has been my mentor. she has inspired me to get into community work. her work since 2007 with the board has proved more than what i can say right now but i know rebecca as a person who deserve passionate and an educator who is able to inspire people like myself to go out beyond our comfort zone and get back to the community as much as we can, and have a positive impact in our community as someone who has the privilege to go to a lot of different schools. i'm here to endorse rebecca delgado for seat 16 for the next term. thanks so much for listening. >> good afternoon supervisors my name is (unintelligible) for the national federation of filipino americans, i'm here to support rebecca delgado. i've known rebecca for quite some time; not everybody knows that (unintelligible)-- one of her strengths is to mentor kids, and turn those pent-up emotions of the kids into something beautiful because of her position in the arts community. it is very commendable. i urge yo

but rebecca's got two on her and two other women circle back around.hey grab her by the hair and pull her down. >> i'm 6'4". she must have been 5'4" max, but it didn't matter because i didn't see her. after i'm pulled to the ground, john tries to protect me and get them away from me. and then some lady decides that she wants to kick me in the face. >> as the crowd swells in numbers, one woman charges through and kicks rebecca in her left temple. >> and at that point, i was shocked. i didn't know what was going on. so my initial reaction was to cover my face. >> i take the woman and push her back into the crowd and several of those people fell back. and at that point, the guy in the purple fleece has taken a shot at me, and i'm still again trying to keep them off of her. and i turn around and i can still see her on the ground, and i yell at her, rebecca, get up. and at the point, whatever was going on with her, she snapped out of it. she popped up off the ground and i can tell that she's out in the street now and she's got the camera on her shoulder and

rebecca and children: ♪ ...laugh, kookaburra, laugh, kookaburra ♪ ♪ gay your life must be. ♪ rebecca:m tree, ♪ ♪ merry, merry king of the bush is he, ♪ ♪ laugh, kookaburra laugh, kookaburra, ♪ ♪ gay your life must be. ♪ you definitely got it. alex... i have some bad news-- vincent's not coming back to the program. his parents think it's the best thing for him. we're going to tell the other students tomorrow. i knew it. alex, is your father picking you up today? yeah. hi, alex. how was your day? hello, rebecca. hi, ramón. do you have a minute? sure. mrs. wang stopped by today and told us that vincent is not coming back to the program. that's too bad. but i have an idea: i think i'll ask the wangs if i can give guitar lessons to vincent and alex at vincent's house. what do you think, alex? yeah! i'd like that. that way, they can keep up the friendship while they learn to play the guitar. i'll throw in the lessons for free. great idea. but i must pay for alex's lessons. no. they're free i insist. i feel so bad about what happened, this is my way of doing something about it. you can do wh

donald trump, he was very giddy today, rebecca. he was able to show for the cameras that he got on the rnc plane, he came to new york to solicit this pledge from donald trump. we know that donald trump is pledging to run as a republican, seemingly putting the stake through the heart of a possible independent bid at some point. this is not like a legally binding document. in terms of ballot access, this is a much easier path for donald trump to go on. >> exactly, luke. this is why we see trump signing this agreement today. it's not as you mentioned legally binding. if he had any political reason to at some point need to renege on this agreement, he could do so without any major implications except maybe a political implication to that. but it is -- it's really another win for donald trump. i mean, we have seen him time and again back the republican party into a corner. they probably thought by circulating this agreement to the candidates that they would be boxing him in in a sense, but as you mentioned, not legally binding. he could

this is my first time being at the civic center for endorsing rebecca doug otto (correction) rebecca delgado for seat 16. she has been my mentor. she has inspired me to get into community work. her work since 2007 with the board has proved more than what i can say right now but i know rebecca as a person who deserve passionate and an educator who is able to inspire people like myself to go out beyond our comfort zone and get back to the community as much as we can, and have a positive impact in our community as someone who has the privilege to go to a lot of different schools. i'm here to endorse rebecca delgado for seat 16 for the next term. thanks so much for listening. >> good afternoon supervisors my name is (unintelligible) for the national federation of filipino americans, i'm here to support rebecca delgado. i've known rebecca for quite some time; not everybody knows that (unintelligible)-- one of her strengths is to mentor kids, and turn those pent-up emotions of the kids into something beautiful because of her position in the arts community. it is very commendable. i urge yo

this is my first time being at the civic center for endorsing rebecca doug otto (correction) rebecca delgado for seat 16. she has been my mentor. she has inspired me to get into community work. her work since 2007 with the board has proved more than what i can say right now but i know rebecca as a person who deserve passionate and an educator who

cynthia bittinger: she loved her animals but i think the best story is rebecca raccoon, because rebeccathe raccoon, was sent to the coolidges for thanksgiving dinner. and both the coolidges being animal lovers were outraged at this and decided to raise rebecca at the white house. cynthia bittinger: now, this is the only time i read that the staff was not terribly happy, because rebecca was sitting in the bath of the first lady's room, throwing the soap up, climbing the curtains. it wasn't the best for the staff, but grace just loved rebecca. she even sent rebecca out to the black hills to play with her. it was quite something. cynthia bittinger: but rebecca got rambunctious, it was a bit too much and they got reuben to come to the white house and settle rebecca down. but they both escaped different times, even though grace designed a house for rebecca on the grounds. so they eventually were taken to the zoo. susan swain: ok. how did she square the furs that we see her wearing? cynthia bittinger: she did wear quite a bit of fur, yes. how did she square with that? i don't know. i'm sure s

take that. >>> joining us rebecca berg, good to have you with us.eporter at the washington free beacon, lachlan, good to have you, rebecca, i have to say, this i have no dog in this hunt, but bobby jindal referring to trump's hair even if hardly original. he's showing moxy. what do you think? >> he's showing some moxy, lou, and giving donald trump a taste of his own medicine. using the personal attacks that aren't really based in policy, but we've seen with these other candidates in the republican field how ineffective attacking donald trump can be. just look at rick perry who today we find out is dropping out of the race, the first republican candidate to drop out of the race for president. lou: i think we should point out something else, rebecca, i think we should point out something else, rick perry was if not the first, he was very early in insulting donald trump much to his regret i'm sure. >> exactly my point. and actually his campaign has said, and he has said, he told me that he didn't regret it, that it was the right thing to do, and it was

this is my first time being at the civic center for endorsing rebecca doug otto (correction) rebecca delgado for seat 16. she has been my mentor. she has inspired me to get into community work. her work since 2007 with the board has proved more than what i can say right now but i know rebecca as a person who deserve passionate and an educator who is able to inspire people like myself to go out beyond our comfort zone and get back to the community as much as we can, and have a positive impact in our community as someone who has the privilege to go to a lot of different schools. i'm here to endorse rebecca delgado for seat 16 for the next term. thanks so much for listening. >> good afternoon supervisors my name is (unintelligible) for the national federation of filipino americans, i'm here to support rebecca delgado. i've known rebecca for quite some time; not everybody knows that (unintelligible)-- one of her strengths is to mentor kids, and turn those pent-up emotions of the kids into something beautiful because of her position in the arts community. it is very commendable. i urge yo

this is my first time being at the civic center for endorsing rebecca doug otto (correction) rebecca delgado for seat 16. she has been my mentor. she has inspired me to get into community work. her work since 2007 with the board has proved more than what i can say right now but i know rebecca as a person who deserve passionate and an educator who is able to inspire people like myself to go out beyond our comfort zone and get back to the community as much as we can, and have a positive impact in our community as someone who has the privilege to go to a lot of different schools. i'm here to endorse rebecca delgado for seat 16 for the next term. thanks so much for listening. >> good afternoon supervisors my name is (unintelligible) for the national federation of filipino americans, i'm here to support rebecca delgado. i've known rebecca for quite some time; not everybody knows that (unintelligible)-- one of her strengths is to mentor kids, and turn those pent-up emotions of the kids into something beautiful because of her position in the arts community. it is very commendable. i urge yo

rebecca: ben carson was interesting. last debate, you look at the social steps that the post and were astonished by what they saw. ben carson attracting three times as much attention on social media as donald trump. we thought we were watching a different debate than everyone else. he seemed quiet and overshadowed. same thing after this debate. we can have our assessment of how we think ben carson did, but clearly something he is saying and doing is resonating with voters beyond the cosmetic and optics of the stage. charlie: is it simply part of the outsider status, the anti-politician mood? rebecca: absolutely. no doubt about that. the other thing, you have these fresh faces within the republican party, you see the divide in the polls when you asked democrats how important is it to have someone who doesn't have government experience, how much do you want a fresh face, democrats thought it was a good thing, but the majority said it would have someone like government experience. republicans overwhelmingly rejected that. t

." >> reporter: her daughter rebecca was only 8 back then. >> i wanted my project to make a differencer: the credit may be owed in part to rebecca, now 13, who learned about and encouraged her mom to try this. it's called a cold cap. during chemo treatment, marjorie bundled up in blankets while the device sat on her head. >> like you pulled your hat out of the snow and put it right on your head. >> reporter: here's what some scientists think might be going on. by constricting the blood vessels, the dose of cold basically puts the hair follicles to sleep, so they're not susceptible to the chemotherapy. even marjorie's doctor had to wonder. >> i was skeptical, to tell you the truth. >> reporter: but now she's one of those working to get the fda to approve the cold cap, which as this point costs thousands of dollars. while rebecca, that project she mentioned, it's to raise funds for cancer patients who cannot pay that price. >> not many women can afford it. but it's really useful. >> my son said to me, you know, i forget that you have cancer because you have hair. and that's great. >> rep

we're up "up all nightline" with abc's rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: it looks like any luxury hotel room, spacious, well appointed, right down to the robe and slippers. but this resort isn't in a big city. it's a tent in. the middle of montana on the shores of the black foot river river deep in the rocky mountains. the ranch says they set the standard for glamping. one of the reasons, assigning every guest a camping butler to take care of their every need. >> all you have to do is call a number here and you go straight into the camp butler phone. >> reporter: some of the tents are more than 1,000 square feet with electric blankets and indoor plumbing. celebrities and ceos are regular guests here. gwyneth paltrow posting these selfies while relaxing by the fire. >> we're grilling up a little beef flank steak. >> reporter: but the wide array of activities come at a price. and that price usually works out to at least $10,000 a week for a

settle rebecca down. they both escaped different times, even though grace designed a house for rebecca on the grounds. so they eventually were taken to the zoo. ms. swain: ok. how did she square the furs that we see her wearing? ms. bittinger: she did wear quite a bit of fur, yes. how did she square with that? i don't know. i'm sure she didn't. she just thought that was fun. ms. swain: one other passion, baseball. ms. shlaes: it was said, she was rabid. she loved baseball. she loved baseball more than the president. and i think she loved that it lifted him up. i noticed when i was writing about some of his great battles, say over taxes or fiscal problems or vetoing that he had to do, grace would take him to a baseball game. and you know, that's what they did in washington. and later, when she was alone, she went to baseball with her friends in boston herself, subsequently. ms. swain: she was a red sox fan? ms. shlaes: she was a red sox fan. ms. swain: but here, they watch the washington senators as they w

it looks so much bigger. >> rebecca is here now. the one tip, the cheapest tip that gives you the best return? >> reporter: the lowest risk for the greatest reward, david, is that fresh coat of neutral paint. >> neutral. >> reporter: keep it white. >> all right, rebecca, thank you. >>> when we come back here tonight, the medical warning about a popular antidepressant often given to teenagers and children. that's coming up. >>> also, china helping to make a new bullet train coming to america, speefding up to 150 miles an hour? what two cities involved? >>> and elton john. he thought he was talking to president putin. elton john's response tonight.tes? what if one sit-up could prevent heart disease? one. wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease. pneumococcal pneumonia. if you are 50 or older, one dose of the prevnar 13 vaccine can help protect you from pneumococcal pneumonia, an illness that can cause coughing, chest pain, difficulty breathing, and may even put you in the hosp

rebecca jarvis explains. >> reporter: meet this family of pennsylvania.inally back to school, mom carrie is taking aim at her family's bedroom closets trying to declutter all the outgrown and unwanted wa wardrobe which she'll soon discover can still be worth big bucks. >> i'm rebecca. we're going to make you some money today. first the kids' rooms. >> a great jacket. too small on him. >> i'll take it. >> reporter: then her own. >> i think i've had enough of it. >> reporter: but how do you turn this pile in a pile of cash? >> be able to sell an item like that. >> reporter: enter resale expert lauren lash lerner. she says for those super motivated sell online. websites like posh mark, tradesie and thread flip let you post photos of your threads to post for top dollar presentation and popular brands. this shoshana dress retails for about $200 and if effectively resold online could fetch as much as $70. this kid's polo shirt around 35 bucks brand-new up to 20 used. >> this is a nice top. but it does have a stain. >> with the stain, i'd probably price it $7 to

rebecca, thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. we have new reporting after that football tragedy. the injured high school football player who walked off the field, giving a thumb's up to his friends, but then dying at the hospital. his girlfriend tonight calling him the love of her life. tonight, the youautopsy resultsw in and the warning for parents. >>> a new headline tonight about airbags. seven new car makers warned they could be added to the list of ref calls. >>> and the new pictures coming in from mars. that big announcement today, helping nasa solve a mystery. now flowing water and ice. here's the question -- what does it finally mean for life on the it finally mean for life on the red planet? most of my life. asis but that hasn't stopped me from modeling. my doctor told me about stelara® it helps keep my skin clearer. with only 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses... ...stelara® helps me be in season. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and increase your risk of infections. some serious infections require

now, rebecca, that is the real hillary clinton with the fake donald trump. trump has been trying to show that he can be serious. everyone i think knows that hillary clinton can be a serious policy person. what does it mean that she's trying so hard to be fun right now? >> it's funny because donald trump is lately trying to show that he has a little more gravitas and he can tone down this public persona that people have been so entertained by. hillary finds herself in the opposite position. people know she has the gravitas to serve as president but aren't really drawn to her as a person, drawn to her character. so she has to do the exact opposite. she needs to channel her inner donald trump a little bit and be a little more entertaining out there and charismatic. we can see that this is her trying to do that, going on these late night television shows. going on ellen degeneres recently. but we'll see if that has an effect. >> ben, was she funny? >> you know, i find the clinton situation to be very difficult in the sense that, from her perspective, she's been

all right, rebecca, thank you so much.ys great to have you. >>> when we come back, the new list is out tonight. can you guess the richest person in america? and where does donald trump fall on the list? >>> also, that swarm of bees we showed you. taking over the highway. and what a scene from inside one of those cars. >>> and then, the baby panda, right here in america, and the one moment so many people are sharing with their friends on facebook and elsewhere. we'll be right back. when a moy turns romantic, why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use, is the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blo

it looks so much bigger. >> reporter: rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> buy that home now is the yes, running out of time. >> coming up, ever wonder where new fashion models come from? >> i do. it's closer than you think. >>> well, a state appeals court ruled a new jersey casino can regulate wait fress weight. the borgata for bids severs from gaining more than 7% of their body weight. they found their standards are law full. now it must be determined if the casino aired in the enforcement of the policy. it seems outrageous someone can tell you how much you can weigh. >> do you think that was a female judge? >> good question. >> that's a good question. >> that's quite a ruling. >>> so many of the world's most beautiful people are in new york city this week because it's fashion week. they didn't all grow up here or in europe. >> you did grow up in new york. you might be biassed. >> a growing number from the midwest are waiting to be discovered. we're up "up all nightline" now with abc's mara schiavocampo. >> she's tall or she has long legs. she's cute. >> in the blue? >> yeah, mary

>> so find out what happened to rebecca. >> what do you mean what happened to rebecca? >> we taped her up and held her hostage. >> only frank and analise know that she was murdered and they are trying to find out who killed her on "how to get away with murder" it's the highly anticipated second season premier of how to get away with murder. you know we will be tweeting live as we watch. join the tgit party and the stars also tweet tonight asle use the #~ 6 abc tgt. and your fourth thing to watch tonight is "action news" at 11:00. be on the couch at 8:00. we'll be tweeting with you. >> how to get away with murder -- >> that was awesome. my guys are with me, every step of the way. cause i'm with cigna healthspring medicare advantage. that's them. they check out my prescriptions to make sure there aren't any problems. they help keep me going strong. thanks! they make medicare work for me, just like they have for millions of others. because with cigna healthspring medicare advantage, i've got a team that's got my back. that's how we roll. cigna healthspring. together, all t

rebecca. >> hey, lara, this is a story. incredible. you can see what they did, what they -- very inspirational much it's a perfect time for people to start thinking about this. it's back to school. parents are setting budgets for their kids for their family so that's the first thing you want to do is set that budget. do it right now. there's a lot of technology out there that will help you do this. apps like mint will let you track everything that you're spending, every account you have open. also, for paying down that debt -- >> that's great. i think it's a good thing to teach kids. >> actually you can teach your kids more about this. my mom used to do this with me. she would say look at every price and add them up. think about what you're pout putting in the shopping cart h is a great thing you can do with your kids and teach it early. debts, pay the most expensive ones down first. if you're paying interest on those debts that's continuously adding more and more debt. >> some would think let me get the little ones taken care of becau

rebecca, thank you, gerri willis, thank you, rebecca and john, thank you for being with us. i'm going to ask you guys to come back, and this week if we could -- we're going to post some of the things, tried and true that you can do to protect yourself on our website. we're going to be reporting on it here beginning tomorrow night. please don't even join us for that. our online poll results, do republican need capitol hill leadership? only 90% of you agreed. we thank you for agreeing and we'll see you here tomorrow night. good night from new york. lisa: hello and welcome tonight. i'm watching liberty die in this presidential election, and it is troubling and dire beyond explanation with filibuster promises and honed principles senator rand paul appeared to float above the expected presidential pact. his poll numbers on behalf of the every time he raised the torch of liberty on the national stage but this was before there was talk of any mexican rapists or that giant wall with the beautiful door at the intersection of freedom. criminal justice reform policy and religious liber

rebecca focuses on budget issue and the senate on thursday. >> he filed cloture on a government funding bill that would the fund planned parenthood and this bill would last until mid-december. and so the next step that most people are expecting is that on thursday, after pope francis addresses both houses of congress that morning, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is again going to file another government funding bill that will be a so call called clean funding bill that will fund planned parenthood and the last until mid-december. and this is a way to try to prevent a government shutdown next thursday. and it looks like the majority leader, you have a retweeted your comment saying wow, kelly ayotte, mcconnell shouldn't waste time. and it sounds like some republican members would like to bring in other issues and the democrats of course, most who have supported obama is nuclear deal, they have said that it should not be attached to any government spending bill and it will largely depend on what ultimately happens in the senate >> what is the dollar figure and how long what it last?

debate with jim rutenberg, glenn thrush, rebecca sinderbrand, bob costa and john heilemann. >> i said, maybe is it perhaps about class, old money vs. new money and trump said he never thought of it that way but he said there is something maybe there. there is something about trump has a brash queens personality and country mix with the bushes. >> rose: we conclude with david oyelowo. he has a new film called "captive." he was dr. martin luther king, jr. in selma. >> she's a meth addict and also made choices who is ostracized herself from her child in the same way he has. they're both broken people and saw something in each other to allow them to have a conversation in which she could read the purpose-driven life to him and make pancakes with him. they had an exchange of a level of humanity because she also had been to the scrap heap. she had seen there was a killer on the loose and when he broke into her apartment, she thought it was god's way of saying you messed up so much you deserve d >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: american express. >> rose: additional f

rebecca jarvis said the problem could be in hundreds of apps. >> reporter: just weeks after announcing a brand new iphone, apple finds itself in an unfamiliar position, victims of a large hack that could steal your personal info including passwords. a malicious program called x code ghost infiltrated 343 apps in the appear store used by chinese consumer included a chat app and car hailing app and music app. experts are warning why your ipad and iphone are safe for now, it could put of ale at risk for more attacks in the future. apple released a statement saying we removed the apps from the appear store. we're working with developers to make sure they are using the proper version of x code to rebuild their apps. rebecca jarvis abc news new york. >>> it's feeling and looking like fall across the delaware and lehigh valleys. sky some kind of looking live at the philadelphia international airport. meteorologist david murphy is outside the studios with more on what's in store for us this week as we say goodbye to summer officially, huh, david. >> reporter: that hams early on wednesday. -- t

phil, you're right. >> mike, it's rebecca patterson. good morning./7. if you could reach out to volkswagen today and tell them here are one or two things i would do in your shoes to get in front of this, what do you think are the most important steps they should be taking immediately? >> that is now the question now that this has occurred. they have to understand that the strategic brand position of vw in the united states is at risk. their sales can be impacted on how they behave over the next few days, weeks, and months. they need to take accountability, full responsibility, and then proceed to do whatever it takes to make customers whole, shareholders whole, and regain trust of regulators. it will not be easy, but it's one of the moments where you just have to do whatever it takes to confront what's happened. if you hesitate, don't really step up and deal with it quickly, your brand is at risk in the united states. >> mike, is this a broader problem? should we expect that other car makers have done anything similar to this? >> first, i would be sh

. >> my name is rebecca (unintelligible), everybody calls me becky. i have been on the pedestrian safety advisory committee for two years and served as the bylaws chair, and i served as the chair of the resolutions committee, which we did a resolution on the bicycle -- >> supervisor avalos: (off mic) >> in support of that as far as pedestrians go and i am currently the cochair of the committee. (unintelligible) for seniors and people with disabilities -- we have to shorten that -- and have been on that quite a while and i am also disabled and i was raised by a single mother who was also disabled. i lived in san francisco since i was five years old. i lived in presidio. (unintelligible) my community involvement started in high school, and the first project was (unintelligible), goes back quite a ways. i am on the citizens advisory committee for treasure island. (off mic) i've learned a lot since i have been here, and i hope i continue to see (unintelligible). >> supervisor avalos: thank you very much and for all the different ways that you have served

. >> hi this is rebecca jarvis -- >> they declined an on air interview but said they are unaware of anye this was used maliciously, but we'll soon be removing that feature. >> that was rebecca jarvis reporting. >>> now melissa magee with the latest on the holiday forecast from accuweather, could we see precip? >> the best chance is this afternoon and after that the humidity lowers in time for saturday, we'll talk about the details, stormtracker 6 live double scan showing you it's dry for the most part, if you look closely, i am watching a spotty shower down across south jersey and down across areas of camden counties and gloucester county as well. so expect a little bit of light activity to continue as we go throughout the rest of the afternoon hours and into the early evening and then clearing just in time for our holiday weekend. we'll show you the picture outside, the action cam, sky 6 hd down the shore in atlantic city, a gorgeous place to be on a friday afternoon if you have the afternoon off, all the beach umbrellas and a lot of folks on the beach and sand and joying comfortable c