sasha: yeah. lemonis: after visiting a number of the locations, it's obvious to me that there's no system, there's no process, and there's no consistency. it's a bigger problem than i thought it was gonna be. you know, it's a lot to take in here. i'm a little disillusioned by what i thought i was coming to invest in. i thought there was a true franchisor/franchisee model with a parent company on top that had franchisees underneath them that were successful, and that i expected to find a lot more authenticity. and, really, what i feel like i've come to is a nice concept that feels a lot more like a startup to a franchise than it really is a well-oiled franchise machine. this is a startup. mike: for the market square store, i personally shopped for that particular location. there has been sweat equity that we invested in these particular stores. lemonis: you didn't invest any sweat into those other locations. you guys didn't do anything. mike: the volume of work that you -- lemonis: have to do? mike

where's sasha at? -there you are! -sasha: good to see you.ked your restaurant is. sasha: yeah, i know. it's doing well. i think it's a testament to the fact that we set up a really good concept with fresh food that allow people to eat a good, balanced meal during lunch. it's the middle of winter. it's freezing outside. and you can't fit any more people in here. rich, how are you, buddy? good to see you, my man. i don't want to get your hands dirty. all right. let's see the process happen. sasha: hi. would you like a bowl or a pita today? lemonis: bowl? i'm gonna give you a lot of protein. what type of meat would you like? man: can i do the traditional? lemonis: we need more gyro meat, please. -sasha: it's coming. -lemonis: all right. let's pick it up. what type of meat do you want? let's knock these out, guys. come on. does everybody like the food? -man: it's awesome. -all: yeah! lemonis: chicken? need more chicken! i'm going a mile a minute serving food, but i can't help but notice mike's just lounging around at one of the tables. the last t

but it's okay. >> oh, boy. >> had to be, sasha.ear the results and you had such a perfect results. >> if you're going to go out you go outen a night like that. i'm so proud of simone and she's grown into this beautiful dancer now and i feel like it's all about growth and she did exactly that. i couldn't have asked for a better partner. >> you talked about the growth. i was touched when you had the balance beam out there for one of the routines and that's a little bit emotion for you because that was a time in the olympics and you didn't do your absolute best at that point and to have that moment again and go, i'm back. >> exactly. i mean i was sad i couldn't get on it but that definitely wasn't going to work but i love the rumba we had to do. it was fun. it was my >> and the paso doble trio but you were criticized for dancing too perfectly. >> come on. >> i mean, is it just us or -- >> i mean -- >> literally. >> do you feel like you were unfairly criticized sometimes? >> at times i think the expectations were a little bit different

. >> what could keep simone biles and sasha from dancing gold? >> not that i hate it, it's just like, ugh. >>> and -- inside the 90210 reunion turned feud? which costar did tory spelling and jenny garth just put on blast? >> we know her, which we don't speak of. >> "the insider" tracking hollywood from the inside out. >> a year after ryan seacrest signed off "american idol" for now, reports say the show's return is full steam ahead with ryan and his new network. it's the number one tracking story today. >> this is big news. >> yeah, it is. >> so many questions. so, who better to get all the answers from ryan, or, at least try to, than his new "live" cohost, kelly ripa. >> let me start by saying, i like it. i like it a lot. and i'm hoping that this is true. that abc gets close to a deal for "american idol" return. okay -- i think this has to happen. are you going to host it? please tell me yes. >> whatever you want. >> yes, okay. >> you're my work wife. i say yes and bow to you. >> with a bow and a blessing from kelly, ryan continued to be vague a

sasha: preocupante esa Última historia.ntro. ahora lo servimos con un poco de fruta al lado y leche. karla: muchas gracias por ponernos al dÍa con esta receta deliciosa y nutritiva. le voy a enviar un beso a nuestro chef que tiene el dÍa libre. al rato te vamos a consentir! seguimos con mÁs de "despierta amÉrica". >> les cuento amigos que la reina de la canciÓn sigue encendida. en unos minutos les vamos a contar los detalles sobre lo que estÁ pasando en la casa reina. marjorie le abriÓ su corazón a karlita y hablÓ sobre los retos que estÁ viviendo. francisca: nosotros hemos tenido a paulina rubio, alicia machado y ahora le toca nuestra chiqui en la prueba de la machado y ahora le toca nuestra chiqui en la prueba de la memoria! ¿sabes por qué te tocó ser el árbol? ...porque soy alto !sí! pero también porque los árboles son fuertes, como tú. tú los ayudas a crecer. por eso también, les das leche y sus nueve nutrientes esenciales. leche, alimentando en grande cada día. con unstopables in-wash scent booster de downy tu ropa va

she's going way, mom, i'm going where is sasha. she says she's with me. the staff were brilliant in the arena. they kept calling up saying it's okay, we're getting help. >> police officers, we got one of the tables that had been used for merchandising and we gently shuffled her across. >> on to the trus el table and with the police officers we carried her down on this make shift stretcher. >> reporter: did her dad call you. >> he called me, eventually he got throughed. we managed to lee ace and get him through and then be reunited with his daughter. >> reporter: kim, you haven't had a chance to process this, have you? >> no, not-- no. i can't get it to sleep at night but when i have-- as soon as i wake up it's just there. the carnage because the whole hour that we sat there, all i could see was either dead bodies, body parts, blood and and then-- injured people. >> injured people. >> and hearing them crying out. >> whatever the terrorists do, it just makes us stronger. that is what it does. >> r girl the dicks cared for has now endured more than ten hours

i said, where's sasha. she said, she's with me. the staff were brilliant in the arena. up and saying we're going to get help. >> there was a cart used for merchandising. we gently shuffled her across onto the trestle table and with the police officers we carried her down on this makeshift stretcher. did her dad call you? >> he called me. he call me. he eventually got through and he got reunited with his daughter. >> well, the 14-year-old girl the dicks cared for has endured more than ten hours of surgery so far. >>> and the famed man u soccer team gives its grieving city something to cheer about. manchester united won the europa championship title yesterday with a 2-0 win over an amsterdam team and the crowd in stockholm honored the victims. this is the "cbs morning news." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good morning. thanks for waking up with us as we take a live look at the beautiful bay bridge on this morning. t-minus one day until friday. it's thursday, may 25. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. we are counting down to friday. we started on monday tho

i said, where's sasha, she said she's with me. the staff were brilliant in the arena. they kept coming up and saying it's okay we're going to get help. >> the police officers. they got one of the trestle tables that had been used for merchandise. we gently shuffled her across onto the trestle table. and with the police officers, we carried her down on this makeshift stretcher. >> did her dad call you? >> he called me. he called me. eventually he got through. and then reunited with his daughter. >> kim, you haven't had a chance to process this, have you? >> no, not. no. i can't get to sleep at night. but when i have, as soon as i wake up, it's just there, the carnage, because the whole hour that we were stuck there, all i could see was either dead bodies. body parts, blood and -- >> injured people. >> injured people. and hearing them crying out. >> whatever the terrorists do, every hurt just makes us stronger. that's what it does. >> the 14 year old girl the dicks cared for has now endured more than ten hours of surgeries. we mentioned that seven parents were killed. tw

. >> simone and sasha. >> it was one of the most shocking eliminations ever on "dancing with the stars." the judges were left speechless after simone biels was sent home and now just three celebrities remain. >> normany has been on top of testify leader board all season long. she's considered the odds on favorite to win it all. jennings is also favored but yet to see the illusive scored and david ross is yet to score a ten from any judge all season long. can he step it up enough to win it all? >> the action starts at 8:00. in hollywood, alicia vitarelli, "action news." >> >> it was downward dog in puppies. it was an afternoon of stretching as puppies roamed the studio. all proceeds from the puppy yoga session benefit the shelter. >> very cute. >> a wayne man is marking a milestone. guy celebrated his 100th birthday. it was a big party at the italian american club. he served as a staff sergeant and met his wife dorothy at a uso dance. >> his secrets to longevity is exercise and lots of vegetables. >> "action news" continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. >> now for melissa magee, jeff scaver

i said where's sasha. she said we're in the arena. going to get help. >> we gently shuffled her across onto the trestle table and with the police officers we carried her down on this makeshift stretcher. did her dad call you? >> he called me. he call me. he eventually called me and he got reunited with his daughter. >> well, the 14-year-old girl the dicks cared for has endured more than ten hours of surgery so far. >>> and the famed man u soccer team gives the grieving city something to cheer about. they won the title yesterday with a 2-0 win over an amsterdam team and the crowd in stockholm honored the victims. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> well, get ready for a wet commute rain is moving in our area could be sticking around for a while we will tell but the areas that will get the most rain. >>> a standoff is over after a man tries to rob a delaware county pharmacy we will tell you how this barricade sit ways came to an end. >>> two members of the manchester's bombers family air rested alarming things we're learning the bombers

. >> ooh, simone and sasha. ♪ ♪ >> i am in absolute shock.just take a minute. >> first. >> so that is -- the second time someone received perfect scores across the board. then got voted off in the very same show. and, you can see simone and sasha on "good morning america" later this morning. we are guessing they were a bit surprised. >> i think a lot of people are shocked by that. that was david ross of the former chicago cubs. >> with the lemon? >> yes, with the lemon. all right. so next up. heartbreak for bachelor. >> ben and lauren calling off their engagement and splitting up. >> i know, i know. >> sure everyone is heartbroken over this one on the show. >> may remember, ben fell in love. >> told both lauren and jojo he loved them. lauren got the rose, moved to denver. got engaged. the whole nine yards. now they're saying they will remain friends. >> are we going to get some an analysis? >> jack, are you okay? what do you think about this? >> i can't get over it. having difficulty remaining seated here. >> are you shocked? >> no. i'm never

sasha, buenos dÍas.ia. no sÉsi conocen la receta. >> yo no conozco la receta pero soy muy buen jurado. >> yo coincido, en el sabor se define todo. chef: sÉ que la mayorÍa de las recetas mexicanas cuentan con muy buen sabor . esta en particular por esa mezcla de salado con dulce me pareciÓ super interesante, la escogÍ para esta fecha de la revista. empezamos con la carne molida que la tengo ya adelantada, danilo, me puedes ir pasando. danilo: dime colores porque el otro no lo sÉ. chef: yo empiezo con la cebolla y el ajo, tÚ empiezas con las frutas. el ajo y la cebolla que le dan una en sabor excelente siempre, el tomate. chef: jitomate como le dicen en mÉxico. danilo: la manzana que me estaba comiendo. chef: ya te la comiste casi toda. ariadne: esto si no lo sabÍa. en realidad puedes poner una cosa u otra. chef: varÍa esta receta. a veces le agregan algunas cosas, el perejil picado. ariadne: nosotros metiendo mano, va a quedar con sazÓn. vamos degustando para asegurarnos de que todo estÉ bien. chef: almen

when she hits the stage, she's sasha fear . that's how she's described. get an alter ego. let the alter ego be the extrovert you are not if you're into red, get your own sasha fears moment. >> you have filled many roles throughout your career do you think you are born to do what you're doing now? >> this right now is the time. i get to walk into the space i believe god has uniquely created before i care for other women's success make it makes me happy. i'm thrilled when i see another woman doing her thing. i am the kind of girl that when i go into a restaurant, i love her pretty girl to come and serve my meal as a waitress but i love it. i want you to be fabulous, look good, be smart, and i will ask you why you are waitressing. is this what you like to do? what you really want to do, where do you want to go, my job is to empower other women to embrace their power and strength and be a renaissance woman and do different things. >> i love your message and i agree with all of it. and our time following it when i was 24 years old. i said if this girl fills in for me while i'm

. >> the couple leaving right now is -- simone and sasha. >> number one, inside "dancing's" shockingon. how even a perfect score couldn't save simone. >> it felt good to end on a great note. >>> then, how "this is us" is connecting with fans like no other show on television. >> i took a dna test and found out the name of my biological father. >> as the cast surprises their die-hard fans. >>> and number three, behind the scenes of "snl's" huge hollywood reporter cover.

but it's telling his life story to troubles youths at the sasha bruce center in northeast, d.c., thaty if not more rewarded. >> i was incarcerated twr months as a 12-year-old child. >> reporter: he hopes by seeing someone who looks like them, who has faced similar challenges, the teens will realize that just like a kid named speedo, they can realize their dreams too. >> it took half my life to get to a point where i didn't hate mids, where i accepted my past is my past and my future is what i make it. not even that long ago really, i wouldn't have been allowed to sing on an of the color of my skin. >> reporter: when he sat down with the kids at the sasha bruce center, none of them knew who he was. he asked them to guess. they guessed football player, athlete. most were shocked when he said he was an opera player. he wants everyone to believe they can be whatever they want regardless of the color of their skin. and if you're wondering, yes, speedo is his real name, and yes, he does have a book out. and it's called singing for my life. >> love it. where does he get the name speedo? >> h

cerca de la lÍnea de 3 puntos de la cancha de basket, sasha pachulia dijo que era un jugador sucio, seen cuanto a medios de prensa, en cuanto a los aficionados y jugadores. pienso que fue una jugada sucia, creo que fue un accidente. white leonard no estarÁ noche. serÁ complicado que los spurs saquen un resultado importante. lo perdieron en el lo cuelgo nÚmero 1. despuÉs se derrumbaron y cayeron en ese partido. esta noche podrÍan irse abajo 2-0 contra los golden state warriors. los diferentes jugadores que quedan tendrÁ que responder, porque los u warriors son muy peligrosos. spurs-warriors, finales del oeste esta noche. serÁ bien. yarel: gracias, igualmente. go warriors! cecilia bo gran estÁ con jesÚs ojeda. cecilia: jesÚs ojeda y sus parientes de estreno. nos trae nuevo material y nuevo tema, un pedacito! ♪ y no es un juego ♪ cuando digo que te quiero ♪ cuando digo que en tus ojos ♪ encontrÉ lo que buscaba ♪ cecilia: viene muy romÁntico, tambiÉn "los parientes" ya los has corrido de un lado y ahora, puro amor? jesÚs: no, el disco viene con baladas y rancheras. lo corrido de jesÚs ojed

former first daughters chelsea clinton and sasha and malia also attended. >>> today i think is a good example of you ain't seen nothing yet, because the story we're talking about tomorrow is the weather. >> let the fanning begin. doug is in the storm center. great weather right now, but we're flirting with a record this week. >> yeah, and that record high temperature is on wednesday. that high is at 92 degrees. that's the heat we have coming. out there now, people continue to pass me in the weather center saying how beautiful today's weather is. man, can we get a couple of repeats of this. we're going to see temperatures on the swing nothing but blue skies, low humidity. it's beautiful. little bit of a breeze, temperatures in the 70s. 75 in d.c., 79 richmond. 81 towards roanoke, the average high for this time of year. tonight is a great night. warmer weather moving in and record heat. we'll talk about that and some storms late week. be back in 10, 15 minutes with the latest on your forecast. >> thank you, doug. >>> a tragedy on the highway, we brought you the stunning story last night

. >> reporter: sasha kagan has been following the self-marriage trend for more than a decade. >> i thinkdeepen that commitment to self-love, which just isn't an easy thing in our world where we're constantly comparing ourselves on facebook. >> reporter: cagan knows firsthand. she too married herself. >> basically, it makes you more developed as a person. you're committed to treating yourself well. and that means you're going to treat another person better too. >> reporter: this concept is slowly going mainstream. >> dearly beloved, we are gathered today to join sue sylvester and sue sylvester in holy matrimony. >> reporter: from tv shows like "glee" -- >> this is insane. >> reporter: to this lifetime movie. >> and i cherish myself. >> well, then why don't you just marry yourself? >> reporter: appropriately called "i me wed." >> you know, that's not such a bad idea. watch me. >> reporter: and the wedding industry is taking notice. the i married me kit is essentially a starter kit for self-marriages. >> we wanted this to be super accessible. >> reporter: jeffrey levine and bonnie powers ar

sasha and ah lee yeah went to sid well. and chelsea clinton graduated from saidwell friends. >>> we're following a developing story on a cyber attack that has gone global. ransom ware hitting devices that use windows. it's exploiting a witness and then leaked to the web. now the malware is locking up computers and demanding a ransom sent welcome tonically through bit coin. it has hit 60 countries including the u.s.. fedex is just one of many companies targeted. europe seems to be getting the worst of it right now. some hospitals in britain have been forced to cancel procedures. >>> pope francis is in portugal. canonized two children that claim they saw the virgin mary. today marks incident witnessed by three young shepards. it's considered one of the most important events in the 20th century by the catholic church. thousands have made the pilgrimage. >>> up next a shooting at a nursing home kills the >>> this is a heartbreaking story out of ohio. a police chief and father of six was among the dead during an ambush at a nurs

i'm joined now by sasha pudelski. welcome to the "newshour." >> thanks, happy to be here.orter: i was surprised by this, i didn't appreciate fully how reliant special ed service are on medicaid, can you give us a suns ever how crucial they are to those budgets? >> absolutely. so, special education funding has always been low. we've never met our medical commitment to school districts to fund special education. and about 30 years ago the federal government decided that this they would allow to bill medicaid for some of the therapies in particular that are very costly to provide special ed occasion students. and so, school districts have been reliant on medicaid to supplement some of the fecial education funding they receive for a very long time, standard practice in many districts. >> reporter: they spend this money then they go to the government say, we did this, we provided these service, please reimburse us. >> exactly. not one for one match by any means but a substantial amount they receive back. >> reporter: generally speaking who are the kids that we're talking about

and daughters sasha and malia were apparently so sentimental about their white house bedrooms..e from the presidential mansion to their current home in kalorama. kidd o'shea in the now.. are you ready for the next season of the bachelorette? the new cast has been revealed and it's the most diverse ever. the show has been criticized in the past for a lack of diversity - this seasons sees its first ever african american star - also among that diversity - a tickle monster. that's the profession listed for 31 year old jonathan from florida what do you think it takes to be worth over a billion dollars? just ask jay z and beyonce. according to forbes, the combined wealth of beyonce and jay-z is now just over a billion dollars - 810 million for her. were you a fan of arrested development? good news for you, the show is getting a new season on netflixthe original cast will all be returning, sometime next year. it's splitsville for amy schumer and her man the couple 18 months. did you know the two met on a dating app? we have an update for you on good morning washington is giving out the

the beginning of the inauguration marked the last moments that her teenage daughters ma lien a and sashahe white house, the home they've lived in for the past eight years. >> you've got new folks coming in. the girls were inside crying and saying goodbye to everybody who was inside. it's an emotional moment. i think it's very easy to pick out something. and freeze frame and stop the picture. some of them were funny, though. >> they were the ones where i think one of the ones were melania had handed mrs. obama a box and there were various things inside. >> meantime we'll talk book out on news stands who talk about women who work where he writing rules of success. it advises on salary to negotiations to worklife balance. ivanka wrote the book before her father took office. she was supposed to do a book tour which authors will do and just imagine when bill clinton wrote his and hoict wrote theirs, but nonetheless ivanka decided to cancel. >> did you hear about this? the president gets a jersey a after hanging out with the air force academy football team. we'll talk about on the other side o

she was killed when she went to pick up her daughter, sasha. "the sun" posted a photo of the man who took their lives, and mark phillips has the latest now ♪n how it happened. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: it was an attack not on a crowd of concertgoers, but on innocence itself. first, a thud. >>en confusion. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: then panic. the audience for ariana grande is young, often in their early teens, often female, sometimes of elementary school age. this was the deliberate targeting of children. "an arena for sinful parties," isis called it, in their admission of responsibility. >> we were in the arena, and we i just ran for my life. >> just really confused. there was a big bang, the smell of smoke, and everyone was screaming and crying. te reporter: the bomber had come ce the concert from a manchester neighborhood a few miles away where police were searching today. 22swat team blew its way into the home of the 22-year-old nocal man police say was known to them and who himself died in the murderous blast he set off. manchester police chief i

. >>> how did sasha and malia the obama spend their final night in the white house? we'll tell you about it next. nobody told me to expect it. intercourse that's painful due to menopausal changes. it's not likely to go away on its own. it took my most honest friend to help me do something about it. she told me premarin vaginal cream can help. it provides estrogens to help rebuild vaginal tissue and make intercourse more comfortable. premarin vaginal cream treats vaginal changes due to menopause and moderate-to-severe painful intercourse caused by these changes. don't use it if you've had unusual vaginal bleeding, breast or uterine cancer, blood clots, liver problems, stroke or heart attack, are allergic to any of its ingredients or think you're pregnant. side effects may include headache, pelvic pain, breast pain, vaginal bleeding and vaginitis. estrogens may increase your chances of getting cancer of the uterus, strokes, blood clots, or dementia so use it for the shortest time based on goals and risks. estrogens should not be used to prevent heart disease, heart att

one of things you guys were telling me, especially with young people, i mean, i fine it alarming sashadren you will it actually has become the number one killer for children. so it used to be leukemia and since then brain cancer has surpassed so when you see that them walk out during the race everyone in yellow shirts are survivors. and the number of kids that are walking out at the start of the race is really unbelievable. >> reporter: brain cancer overtaking leukemia whatever it is it's awful you cease these beautiful little faces, okay, good stuff. twentieth annual race. tell me about it. it's sunday morning. where do people go? can people still contribute? can they run. >> absolutely they can still contribute it's cure brain tumors.org is the website. they can register today and tomorrow. there's late registration at packet pick up two locations in have a have where they can register the morning of the race at 8:00 o'clock. >> just go to freedom please. >> go to freedom plaza a huge tent down there they can register and survivor tribute starts 8:45 and the race kicks off at 9:00. >

sasha: gracias por el informe.ondonar ese comportamiento pedirÍas que una persona en esa situaciÓn no tiene un nivel de educaciÓn, pero cuando te encuentras a este tipo de personas, en el caso de esta seÑora en una tienda de walmart, parecen personas que quizÁ tendrÍan cierto nivel de educaciÓn. karla: creo que la ignorancia va mÁs allá de tu posiciÓn econÓmica, de tu nivel educativo. creo que la ignorancia estÁ en todo nivel. ignorancia no tener compasiÓn por los demÁs. hay mucha gente ignorante en este paÍs. quÉ esperamos de gente que nos ve, deben hablando espaÑol, sumen que eres mexicano ama imagÍnate que hay personas que son hondureÑos, guatemaltecos, dominicanos, que le dices que se vaya a mÉxico,, eso ya es ignorancia. satcha: estÁn es asumiendo que no eres estadounidense. hay norteamericanos que hablan perfecto espaÑol. alan: habla mÁs bien de tener un telÉfono celular a la mano. creen que esto va a notificar a mÁs personas que existe esto. hay mÁs o menos intolerancia. karla: creo que siempre la ha habido

sturdy citizenship i see across the country and especially dicey in young people in rows and malia and sashanow that the values and progress that we cherish are not inevitable that they are in need of a constant renewal of the. it's towards justice and i've also said that it doesn't stand on its own. we put our hand on it and move it in the production of justice and freedom and equality and kindness and generosity. it doesn't happen on its own so we are constantly having to make a choice because progress is fragile. if the freedom journey were assured none of us would ever have to risk anything to protect the. it becomes absolutely necessary. it's the most powerful to our fears and lives in sight of each of us in our willing to spew joyfully embrace our responsibility as a citizen is a. to maintain our concern for the poor and the marginalized and to put our party interest outside when the duty for the country calls or conscious demands. that's the spirit that has america so far and that will carry us to better days. thank you all very much. god bless you. [applause] [applause] [applause] la

sturdy citizenship i see across the country and especially dicey in young people in rows and malia and sasha your kids. when he wrote history unfolds in cycles i do know it moves in a straight line. i know that the values and progress that we cherish are not inevitable that they are in need of a constant renewal of the. it's towards justice and i've also said that it doesn't stand on its own. we put our hand on it and move it in the production of justice and freedom and equality and kindness and generosity. it doesn't happen on its own so we are constantly having to make a choice because progress is fragile. if the freedom journey were assured none of us would ever have to risk anything to protect but it is precarious -- precariousness the courage becomes possible and absolutely necessary. john f. kennedy knew that our best hope and most powerful answer to our doubts and fears lies inside each of us in our willingness to joyfully embracea our responsibility of citizens, to stay true to our allegiance to our highest and best ideas. to maintain our regard and concern for the poor, the aged, th

and those students who attended that school included sasha and malia obama. >>> if you're worried about the presence of a cell phone tower in prince george's county, you don't have to worry anymore. on twitter last night, according to the school system, milestone proposal for a cell tower. this comes after the complaint of lax of transparency in the process. >>> being a working mom is extremely challenging but it's even more difficult in some states and others. wallet hub ranked all 50 states and d.c. based on child care, job opportunities and work/life balance. they found vermont is the best place to be a working mom. alabama in last place. here in our region, the district leads at 15th. virginia is ranked 21st. and maryland attacks the 30th spot. >>> so, what are the chances your metro train is going to be on time this morning? not very good. >> a look at which riders have it worse and what metro is doing to make on-time performance better. >> and united airlines under fire. because a refuses a passenger to use the restroom, what she does next. >>> and a look at teachers in lake bradd

sam: we are outside the sasha bruce house on capitol hill, which for years has been a haven for young people. the mayor working group designated as evaluation center for the missing youth once they are found. months ago when the city decided to publicize all missing persons under 16 and over 65 that generated more critical missing person reports. particularly among juveniles and d.c. became the talk of the nation about missing kids. city leaders beat down that idea but said that almost all of the messing kids are run-aways. member of the mayor's working group today said there needs to be more evaluation of why so many kids are running away. >> how many kids leave because of a conflict in the home or felt unsafe from the home environment. or sometimes they are running to something. that is part of the process. the mayor asked to us make sure that we are collecting that data so we are creating the system. we are going to >> so what will happen is the police will be bringing young people here first. if a young person doesn't feel safe at home they can come here and report him or herself

sam: we are outside sasha bruce house where the city will designate that youth can be dropped off rather than taken back homes that may have the issues that caused the youth to run away in the first place. with the city decision to give cases more publicity every day, the d.c. youths are going on and off the critical missing person list. >> i look forward to the vulnerable youth in the city to receive services. she met today with a news conference to announce initiatives including the police in the youth division and the center to find out why youth are running away. uptick in the missing children in washington. >> this is reaction a month ago about the crisis of the missing youth in the city. the mayor says there is no crisis but the new policy raised awareness. >> the non-profit partners are getting more calls. that is a good thing. we have raised awareness. we put out the numbers for young people to call. >> in a couple of months this will be the main center for evaluating the youth. >> we are creating a safe place to have the children come and do a triage and do an assessment to dete

. >> reporter: debra shore has been helping troubled teens since 1974 when she founded the sasha bruceenter. up until now teens in crisis don't always have a safe place to go and get help and that's one reason so many runway. >> the kinds of struggles that so many young people are facing in this city and we're -- i'm just grateful that this is going to move us towards a system where they're going to be a lot less alone. >> reporter: in the district, mark segraves, news4. >> announcer: news4 at starts now. >> right now at 5:00 tonight. a moment to reflect, a moment to remember the outpouring of emotion today at a gathering for that bowie state student murdered this past weekend. >> fbi raids and stolen secrets, the international intreeg in a d.c. courtroom today. >> and the first lady's fashion statement around the world will hear from "the washington post" fashion critic about the meaning behind her style this week. >> we're going to begin at 5:00 following new developments out in england. nbc news at learned that the father and brother of the suspected manchester suicide bomber are no

across the country, and that i especially see in young people like jack and rose and tiana, malia and sasha and your kids. i don't know whether president kennedy's aide and friend arthur schlesinger was correct when he said that history unfolds in circles, but i know that it does go in straight lines and the values that we cherish and value are not inevitable, that they are fragile in need of constant renewal. i have said it before that i believe what dr. king said that the arc of the moral universe bends, but it bends towards justi justice. i have also said that it does not bend on its own, but it bends because we bend it, and we put our hand on the arc and we move it in the direction of justice and freedom and equality and kindness and generosity. it does not happen on its own. and so, we are constantly having to make a choice, because progress fragile, and it is precisely that fragility, that impermanence that is a precondition of the quality of character that we celebrate tonight. if the vitality of the democracy, if the gains of the long journey to freedom were assured, none of us woul

then in shows shocking "dancing with the stars" elimination olympian simone biles and her partner sashae sent home even after perfect scores. they're joining us live after flying all night to be here. that's next on gma. >> life is not fair. okay, amy, thank you. >>> up next, breast implants and cancer, the possible link after hundreds of women receive a shocking diagnosis. >> a big change in netflix could keep millions of android devices from accesses the streaming app. what could keep you from watching your favorite shows and movies? >> a live look at walnut creek. abc 7 mornings is the only one that will keep up weather and traffic through the commercial traffic through the commercial break so you're in the know as ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> interesting weather situation going on. we're spanning every possible temperature and there's a little rain this morning, but that will go away. live view from sky 7 at 6:24 so good morning to our folks down there. we'll check in with mike in just a couple minutes. >> if you have an unlocked android phone you may lose the ability to update netflix. they don't wor

. >> aww shock set in as biles and partner sasha farber were center home. with fast paced jive followed by a rum ba. the performance earned the duo a perfect 80 out of 80 from the judges. biles says she's been going n non-stop since the olympics and plans to take a year off before preparing for the 2020 games in tokyo and i'll say when i got the honor of interview her sasha a few weeks out in arlington when she was speaking with students she's a class act and we wish her the best of luck. i think they should have won last night. >> absolutely. but you know what, the time off for her is good she has been going non-stop for so long. >> give her a break to have fun before the olympics. >> aww simone. >>> 10:03 is the time that means it's time to check what's trending. >> first up. newest miss usa former miss d.c. is clarifying comments she made about health care and feminism. kyra mccullough took some heat sunday night when asked affordable care act is a r she replied saying it was a privilege. kyra appeared on good morning america earlier today to clarify say

. >> the couple leaving right now is -- simone and sasha. [ applause ] >> wow.rfect scores were not enough, fat natalie. >> simone biles in the ballroom. even the judges shocked last night. >> this is simone biles. you come out with perfect scores. but as we know, nobody is safe. >> and actually perfection is what cost her in the end. no surprise, though, she handled it with total class and

family decided to stay here in the district after the end of his second term so that younger daughter sashald finish her schooling. that historic eight bedroom, nine bath mansion is just around the corner from current first daughter ivanka trump and her family. >> both have nice fixer uppers. to realize just how far you've come you have to look back sometimes at where it all started. for high schoolers in charles county that means going back to elementary school. kristen wright talks to students today and teachers about how inspiring future graduates. >> reporter: the kids cheered on these high school seniors like they were rock stars. >> they're role models and i just told my sixth graders this morning they'll be able to be in the parade of success. >> reporter: graduating friday walked in the parade of success in their honor, down the hallways many of them remember well. >> it's awesome. it's good to be back. it's fun seeing all the teachers that i had. >> reporter: for their old teachers, it's just as special. you almost have them frozen in time as i had teach fifth grade so they're 10 y

. >> green spent time at the sasha bruce youth center in northeast yesterday talking with teenagers hopingnd of inspiration he got as a young man. the inspiration that led him to the international stage. he's got an impressive story, doesn't he? >> what a comeback. and making an impact. >> we're proud of him. >>> we're getting a sneak peek inside a new exhibit opening up at the museum of african american history and culture. more than words features 150 images spanning more than two centuries of history. some of them are well known. others, rarely seen before. among the featured photographers, sharon former, who in the '90s became the first af to oversee the white house photography office. >> what do you want people to feel when they come in here? >> a connection. an emotion. if you don't know that person, maybe you know somebody else in your family who feels like she feels. >> love that picture. you can get a preview of some of the pictures in our nbc washington app. just search african american museum. >>> you've heard of rolling thunder, how about strolling thunder? up next, the message

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