scott herring was lucky at least his goats have managed to survive. the support. here it's difficult going to be difficult on that i think if anywhere can do it really working poor through the model says it. can do it. after the fires have been put out settles on the roads the fields the destroyed homes for the livestock that did survive there's a shortage of feed shortages caused by the drought and exacerbated by the bushfires . the situation is even more dramatic for australia's unique wildlife. an animal sanctuary stood here in this nature reserve there's no sign of life there's no sign of the dead animals there they're just beyond you know the bench. if i had no evacuated the animals of the show they could definitely been under threat so the toll on lay is huge i. sorry potent. cool thing and just. yes. there we go see. you just deny this you see it a tiny little. here they're mainly looking after young animals that have lost their mothers. but. when they've recovered they'll be released as quickly as possible into the wild. just a few kilometers away voluntee

scott, her outreach mission is itself, in need of help.ays her meager funding has been drained on the months long effort to finding permanent housing for a family of six. >> we are just making a way for me and my family, we've got a house, but we can't move in because we don't have enough funds. we have section 8, we are really stressed out about it. >> they will get money to cover first month and last months rent, plus a security deposit, but the family does not have it. experts say it's a common final hurdle for securing permanent housing. >> we have thousands of families that are working minimum wage jobs and they cannot afford the rent.. >> with rents continuing to rise, new policies need to be implement it to help keep people in their homes. >> they've got to raise up what people are making locally, they need to get people trained and into higher waged jobs. we need to figure out w to get them some basic income subsidy. >> both of those will come quick enough for this family of six. they are praying for a financial miracle that will a

nadine scott, her outreach mission is itself in need of help. scott says her meager funding has been drained on the month's long effort to find permanent housing for the family of six. her husband spoke to us on the condition we protected their identities. >> we're just making away for me and my family. we got a house, but we can't move in, because we don't have enough funds. we have section 8. me and my wife, and my kids are really stressed out about it. >> we're tapped out, and they need about $4,300 to get in. >> reporter: that money will cover the first month, and last month's rent, plus a security deposit. >> we're seeing thousands and thousands of families working in minimum wage jobs, and they can't afford the rent. >> reporter: a south bay based housing advocacy group focused on ending homelessness. he says with rents continuing to rise, new policies need to be implemented to help keep people in their homes. >> what people are making locally, and figure out how to get people trained, and into higher waged jobs. >> reporter: both those op

bernice scott and her reckoning crew trustjoe biden. er african—americans. the critical vote he needs here to stay in the race. hi, this is bernice scott, your neighbour. they think he's the best man to beat donald trump. we need everybody out forjoe biden. this country needs someone who knows what's going on. he knows where the bones are buried. i think that if we do not elect someone like joe biden, it's gonna to be a lot more trouble than we think. two. —— two. -- cheering and applause. joe biden is getting a warm south carolina embrace but he has been the one in trouble. he has struggled for most of his campaign, outspent by his rivals. and undone by his rambling rhetoric. and the primary has become a make—or—break moment. for him, this was significant. i knowjoe, we knowjoe. but, most importantly, joe knows us. that's right. an endorsement from the state's godfather of democratic politics. but will the backing of the establishment be enough? one ofjoe biden's most serious challenges comes from bernie sanders, the left—wing frontrunn

. >> thanks, scott. >> her own bed. >>> 6:18 and new this morning you're looking inside the first cashless and cashierless 7-eleven. it's kind of like those amazon go stores that we talked about which work with an app that allow you to walk in and walk out. lawmakers introduced a bill to ban cashless business statewide. it is already in effect in san francisco although the amazon go store there does take cash. >>> trending this morning we've all been there, right? a new poll exposing the extreme lengths some of us go to to avoid a bad hair day. every american has an average of 96 bad hair days a year and 80% of people say they've had to stay inside due to their locks not being on point. some have even used a sick day to deal with it. that's pretty extreme. we put out a call to our crew. oh, look at this, our producer justin. he had a mohawk there. that looks good. >> it looks bad to the bone. >> and kris sanchez, this is just wind. you always look amazing. >> look how shiny it is. >> reporter: well, listen, you accepted us out in all kinds of conditions but i don't take pictures when my ha

that's her longtime makeup artist scott barnes.only us the secrets behind that j.lo glow. >> the thing is that when he touches your face and he takes those nubby fingers and puts them on your face, he makes you feel beautiful. >> scott barnes has worked his magic on her flawless face for 20 years. >> she's somebody that doesn't play with her face, doesn't manipulate herself in any way. she justsunscreen. >> and scott is sharing more of j.lo's beauty secrets. from a few of her standout looks like at the golden globes. >> i felt like this is just pure hollywood. her and i have this thing about old hollywood, and not looking like old hollywood but the mystique that it carried. you know, we love barbra streisand. we love, you know, elizabeth taylor. we'll look at old pictures and be like, look at that. that was amazing. >> he's not afraid to try modern looks either though at the 2004 met gala, that was the first time he gave j.lo a red lip. >> i said to jennifer, i was like why don't we do a red lipstick, you know? and she was like, ok

had you met her, scott?”e was incredibly sweet and genuine and really kind in person. and that she was essentially incredibly approachable. when you we re incredibly approachable. when you were on reality tv, you do meet a lot of people in the mind of your work. and i think it is a very intimate media where you do and are able to have a close relationship with a lot of the contestants are a lot of the people behind the camera as much as in front of the camera. and i think it is the real white shock of the surprise of a lot of people in terms of what has been reported this evening in terms of the fact that we do not know what is going on with some of the generally... and i think it is important about seeking out help with people with mental health following this news this evening and for what they have seen. we know of course that she had been presenting love island, she stepped down from presenting that show after she was alleged to have assaulted her boyfriend louis burton at her then flat which was in north

scott sherwood's wife. on the stand she recalled a conversation with paul where he told her that he committed the murder andt had nothing to do with it. there's no way scott's getting into trouble. scott had nothing to do with it. >> and he told her i went up there with him, he drove, i went in, i did everything. >> three people in three different rooms, telling us the same thing. you may not be able to say we have a fingerprint or we have dna, but that's pretty damning evidence. >> reporter: the last piece the prosecution needed was motive. why would paul want to kill his wife catherine. simple, they said. money. when catherine died, paul cashed in on her life insurance policy and homeowner's insurance. it all totaled around $700,000. >> the defendant said he would kill catherine and burn up the evidence, and he did just that. >> reporter: now it was the defense's turn to attack. jurors would hear more about the checkered pasts of the witnesses at the very heart of the case. >>> coming up -- >> and what a very checkered past some of those witnesses had. >> i think i slept with half the town. >> when "datel

bernice scott and her reckoning crew trustjoe biden. you all are supposed to walk with some pep.bama carries weight with them and other african—americans, the critical vote he needs here to stay in the race. hi, this is bernice scott, your neighbour. they think he is the best man to beat donald trump. we need everybody out forjoe biden. this country needs someone who knows what's going on. he knows where the bones are buried. i think that if we do not elect someone like joe biden, it's going to be a lot more trouble than we think. mr biden is getting a warm south carolina embrace, but he has been the one in trouble. he has struggled for most of his campaign, outspent by his rivals, undone by his rambling rhetoric. the primary has become a make or break moment for him, so this was significant. i knowjoe. we knowjoe, but most importantly, joe knows us. an endorsement from the state's godfather of democratic politics. but will the backing of the establishment be enough? 0ne ofjoe biden's serious challenges comes from bernie sanders, the left—wing frontrunner. he has been packing ven

i think that is interesting, a lot of the people paying tribute to her, scott brian, are mentioning that. she really was very approachable and that is not something that is easy to fake on television, is a? no, ithink it's the case. a real range of people have said they have met caroline flack and know her very well and are very shocked about it. many have said that they have been able to have a friendship weather, because she has been incredibly approachable and likeable behind the screen as well as on the screen. —— a friendship with her. this has been a real shock to people. it brings a real shock to people. it brings a real focus, in terms of suicide being a complex issue and you have to think about the effects it has on friends and family and, you know, where we see ourselves moving forward and how do we focus on the right course for people in the public eye ? right course for people in the public eye? scott brown, tv critic, we are so public eye? scott brown, tv critic, we are so grateful for your time here this evening. thank you for talking to us in the wake of the very surprisin

. >> reporter: the ironic twist, her outreach mission is it is self in need of help. in addition to rehabilitating the properties, scott says her meager funding has been drained in the efforts to find permanent housing for a family of six. the husband spoke to us on the condition we protected their identities. >> we're just making a way for me and my family. we got a house, but we can't move in, because we don't have enough funds. we already have anything in order. we have section 8. my wife and kids and i are stressed out about it. >> we're tapped out, and they need about $4,300 to get in. >> reporter: that money will cover the first and last months rent, plus the security deposit. the family doesn't have it, an that's not ait typicalment experts say it's a common hurdle. >> we're seeing thousands and thousands of families who are working in minimum wage jobs, and they can't afford the rent. >> reporter: a south bay based housing advocacy group focused on ending homelessness. he says with rents continuing to rise, new policies need to be implemented to help keep people in their homes and afford move in costs. >> figur

scott: sorry, i can't get up. i'm trapped, trapped. lemonis: i like the fact that lulu and herband are together on this idea for the business. they've put together $175,000 in it. because he's involved, i definitely want to meet. what's your background? what do you do for a career? scott: pretty diverse professionally. i've worked at nike. it was manufacturing overseas, and then i started my own business. it's based out of london. lemonis: what kind of business was it? scott: a shipping business. had it for 10 years, sold it. i'm a real-estate developer now. lemonis: that's awesome, right? scott: growing my own business, and it's busy, which has sort of segued back into lumillamingus. lemonis: you had to, like, almost struggle to say it. scott: lm. lemonis: why are you rolling your eyes? scott: we're not going to go there, are we? lemonis: oh, we're definitely going there. lulu: oh, we'll be going there. we might as well just go there. let's, like, get it over with. lemonis: well, because it's hard to say. do you have an opinion about the name? scott: do i have an opinion about

. >> scott paul is back at her desk he serves as president of the alliance for american manufacturingming off the most recent jobs report about how many manufacturing jobs are there in the u.s.? it which where the trending? >> there are just shy of 13 million manufacturing jobs in the united states. the trends, since the end of the great recession, so dating back to the early days of the obama administration, has been incredibly positive. steady. the trend over the last year has been a little less rosy. av

elizabeth warren is calling out the former new york city mayor for supporting republicans including scott brown in herd-fought 2012 senate race. >> bloomberg endorsed the republican, and he raised big money for him, and i beat him anyway. >> reporter: so of course, this is about the south carolina primary on saturday, no question, but it is also about super tuesday a week from today and that is when 14 states across the country are going to pick one-third of the delegates, and this is the last debate before that date as well. voting is under way there, and so tonight is a command performance for so many democrats and, wolf, the challenge for all of them is that they may be going after bernie sanders, and that one of the reasons that he may be rising and others are dividing up the moderate lanes if you will, and he is riding his, and tonight is a critical night, and he has a lot of debates under his belt, and we will see how he holds up in this one, wolf. >> thank you, jeff zeleny, in charleston. and now the bloomberg senior adviser joining us. as you just heard with the bloomberg strategy, and you can

her husband scott had been urgently waiting for updates back home in wisconsin. >> another large sigh of relief came when they were boarding the flight. at that moment i knew that they would be getting back to the united states. >> reporter: the two flights were full of americans, arriving near san diego and at travis air force base. flight staff were wearing full hazmat suits. the 178 passengers ranging in age from toddlers to seniors will be quarantined in the westwood inn on base for 14 days. a visibly emotional yon joon wei spoke to her loved ones in san diego via face time from her hotel room. >> i had a meltdown on the flight inside the plane and then the staff carried me out. >> reporter: all of the passengers are considered high risk and as they wait will be tested twice a day for symptoms by the cdc. >> they've been through a lot, and we're going to do everything possible to care for them. >> once the 14-day period is over and they don't have symptoms, they'll be released. sam rolth, who you saw in our story, says he'll be flying out personally to pick up his family. raj and

the comments were made at a heated news conference with her australian counterpart, scott morrison.dreds of people to new zealand — even though some left at a young age. women's rights activists have clashed with police near the venue hosting the cesars — france's national film awards. they're protesting against the academy nominating a roman polanksi film for 12 awards. the director fled the us in the 1970s after being convicted for statutory rape, and faces other accusations of sexual assault. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come: britain's prince harry follows in some very famous footsteps — in one of his final engagements before stepping back as a working royal. this is bbc world news today. i'm lewis vaughan jones. the latest headlines. the virus causes another frantic day on the markets, they've been hit with their worst week since the financial crisis sparked by fears of a global recession. the world health organisation has raised its assessment of the coronavirus threat to the highest level. to afghanistan now where the week—long reduction in violence is over as the

scott roxborough. good evening to you. helen mirren, she is receiving an honorary bear for lifetime achievement. talk about what makes hero special. helena humphrey -- scott: i think it is this mix of class and maybe sass. this is a woman who has played monarchs and gangsters. she was in "the queen," but she was also an a "fast and furious" and we saw it in the piece we just saw. she is a woman who can play an incredibly powerful, majestic characters. she takes her craft seriously, but she does not take herself very seriously, and that gives her special charm. helena: i like to sum her up as royal but also racy. that wonderful portrayal of queen elizabeth in which she won the oscar in the 2006 production. reportedly, elizabeth ii also watch that movie despite the fact that it was not the most flattering depiction of the british monarch, she said that she did not do too bad a job, which is high praise indeed. she has incredible range and chief started out in the early days at the trinity of awards with emmy and tony, oscar as well. scott: the only next steps he could take it, the monarchy is having a tough time in britain

her baby-sitter katheryn was there with her boyfriend scott. they hurried downstairs. >> christina started walking towards the sliding glass door and i grabbed her shoulders and i stopped her and i said, don't touch anything. >> the glass door was smeared with blood. the scene inside was unspeakable. >> somebody said, oh, my gosh, there's nick, and you could see him through the window on the floor in a pool of blood. >> get out of here, go down the street. she said, what are you going to do? i said, i've got to get that boy out of there. i'm he not leaving without that boy. >> scott grabbed an axe from the garage with protection and then dropped it when he realized how desperately nick needed help. he wasn't breathing. i smacked him a few times and nothing happened so i started screaming at him and started smacking him harder and telling him he wasn't going to die today. all of a sudden he kind of bolted up. at that point i said, you're ali alive! scott picked up the little boy and bolted from the house. he squeezed nick tightly against his ches

the comments were made at a heated news conference with her australian counterpart, scott morrison.n deporting hundreds of people to new zealand — even though some left at a young age. other news now: crisis talks have been taking place to prevent a major international escalation of the civil war in northern syria. it comes after a surge in fighting between turkish and syrian forces. 33 turkish soldiers were killed in an airstrike, and turkey has responded by targeting hundreds of syrian government sites. our international correspondent orla guerin has sent this report. payback. the turkish military hitting hard today. pounding more than 200 syrian government targets in idlib province. it was retaliation for this. the killing of 33 turkish troops in idlib yesterday. these massive airstrikes have triggered a dangerous escalation. turkey has blamed the syrian regime but syria's ally, russia, controls the airspace. as the fallen soldiers were given a hero's funeral, turkey's defence minister hulusi akar says russia has no excuse. translation: even though we told russia in advance the l

he said he didn't like people who say i pray for you when they know that scott so clearly referring to her she like to hit back. at k. hard for him because he's so off the track. of our constitution our values our country he's impeached for ever no matter what he says or whatever has gone to want to carry around your mpge for ever you're never getting rid of that. scar the democrats are uncertain about the next steps in investigating trump there are several court cases pending. despite the polarize mood on the hill he now has momentum for the twenty twenty election campaign with near universal support from republicans and with his popularity. ratings stay. now this is joe my front open the third profession a professor of law at the university was very visiting scholar at the- georgetown law school and off of high crimes and misdemeanors. the history of impeachment. in the age of trump frank opened the third thank you sir for joining us i'm- what do you think about trump's reaction today did it surprise you in any way. hello no they didn't surprise me in the slightest a man what we saw toda

. >> scott paul is back at her desk he serves as president of the alliance for american manufacturing. coming off the most recent jobs report about how many manufacturing jobs are there in the u.s.? it which where the trending? >> there are just shy of 13 million manufacturing jobs in the united states. the trends, since the end of the great recession, so dating back to the early days of the obama administration, has been incredibly positive. steady. the trend over the last year has been a little less rosy. we have added only about 206,000 manufacturing jobs over all of the last 12 inmonths. and this is in a private sector economy that has added about 2 million jobs over the same period. so you see that's lagged far behind the rest of the economy. there is about a one and a half year boom during the trump administration, but that has dissipated. in over the past few months in particular we have been losing manufacturing jobs. what do you point to for that leg? that's a great question and there seems to be a couple of trends. there has been some uncertainty that has come around as a re

european old mate which is about a water sprite to a spurned by her lover and then seeks revenge but as you mention call it scott that modern day twist in the german director christine petzold said that he wanted to make dina more feminist and not make her a powerless figure so instead she goes on she finds love once again now this is very emblematic of the berlin school of film making beautiful scenes of the brutalist architecture here in the german capital as well as much of the water that surrounds as well as you would expect about a story about a water sprite and despite that make no mistake this is a story rooted in tragedy it's a high stakes tale of life love and death now the only film premiering so they will also get a chance to see. we're just coming out of the screening of the brazilian film totus tuus mortis all the dead ones and this is such a complex and necessary conversation i think it needs to be had about colonialism and slavery around the world now in this story we meet a brazilian family this what is at the end of the 1800s as slavery has just been abolished in the country and the 50 laws that

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her stay isust 12 days short of the all-time u.s. record set by scott kelly in 2016. before setting off, during a had this to say about her, historic achievement. >> for me it is all about tto honor i feeollow in the footsteps of my heroes, and hopefully i can make it about paying a marsh-- paying homage to them. and it is an oortunity to inspire the next generation o future e:lorers. pall among those was volunteerevalentina tereshkova,e first soviet cosmonaut in 1963. she did not get a second mission. five years a at an event to unveil the spacegnapsule and asmuseum in london, she told me it was because of sexism by her valentieena: we hadpreparing for a female flight, but it was the decision not to risk lives because one of the won in the spaceport already had a family. we were against that dision. we were talking about it from and indeed we were writing to the central party committg disagreeth the decision. pallab: even now, 90% of all of those who have been in space have been men. >>re men and wenust as capable of being astronauts. all astronauts should behosen for

. >> her name is tina, and she lives in scotts valley. today's her first day at a company called snowflake. have you heard of it? >> i haven't. >> in san mateo, they've partnered with sales force. today's her first day on the job and she said should i take 101 or 280, and i said i'll and the man. >> i think it's 17, 85, and 280, because 101 is a little slower than 280 right now. >> there you go. tina, congratulations on your first day on the job. i learned about snowflake, massive funding. so any way. >>> all right. let's get to it. winds have been front and center. these are some of the gusts from yesterday. things have tailed off. mount it will, 49. half moon bay, 48. concord, 47. sfo, san carlos, novato, 38 to 46. some of the stronger gusts, most st. helena. 74 and 87, and oakland hills, 62. nap a palo alto, 43 and 53. and i know mount st. helena has had gusts of 60. there is rain in southern california. we could sure use some. it's just as far as the eye can see off the bay area. that's an offshore direction. there is no fog. it's a ve

whose daughter is also stuck in that ship and says she needs to get to a doctor who can give her an ultrasound. scott willis 'has a daughter is stuck on the cruise ship headed for cambodia right now. he said she's in a lot of pain and needs to see a doctor off the ship to get an ultrasound. now your daughter is a performer, a piano player on the ship. when's the last time you talked to her and what's her situation right now? >> i talked to her this morning. her mother and i dated. she was able to call from the ship. she's doing okay today, seems to be stabilized and is managing the pain with ibuprofen and other medications that she's been given by the ship but at this point we are anxious to get her where she can get the proper treatment. >> trace: just to be clear, you believe your daughter has a ruptured ovarian cyst. and the big worry here is that it could actually trigger sepsis. that's one of the big concerns that medical authorities have about this. the way to kind of get this diagnosed or figured out is with ultrasound and right now, the ship is not equipped with any type of ultrasound. >> tha

. >> and is now run by her four kids, scott, steve, shawn and stacey, and a team of loyal employees. > stacey, yeah. >> over the years, mamie has serviced celebrities like oprah and shirley temple. to her regulars who are treated like family. >> you feel special when you come in as a customer. >> whatever you do, though, think twice before asking her age. >> i don't want to tell you my age, because i don't everybody in san mateo to know how old i am. >> we'll revisit that question in a moment. her ultimate valentine's day gift besides flowers? >> i like diamonds. [ laughter ] >> and a little advice for the young ones when it comes to love. > it's a special day, and, you know, they have to treat one another really, really nice and be faithful to one another. >> okay, mamie, last chance. the story is almost over. are you sure you don't want to tell everyone how old you are? >> no, but i'm over 90. >> hey! congratulations. >> thank you. >> happy valentine's day from san mateo. i'm dion lim, abc7 news. >> she's fantastic. >> she really is. >> good for her. >> she even still lives on her o

and is now run by her four kids. >> scott, steve, sean and stacy and a team of loyal employees. >> thet want to work here. >> does that make you sad? >> they're happy and they make more money. >> over the years she has serviced she can ritz like oprah and shirley temple. to her regulars which are like family. whatever you do, think twice before asking her age. >> i don't want to tell you my age. because i don't want everybody in san mateo to know how old i am. >> we'll revisit that question in a moment. her ultimate valentine's day gift besides flowers -- >> i likediamonds. hter ] >> and little advice for the young 'uns when it comes the love. >> it's a special day. they have to treat one another really, really nice. to be faith tofl one another. >> last chance. the story is almost over. are you sure you don't want to tell everyone how old you are? >> no. but i'm over 90. >> hey, congratulations! >> thank you. >> happy valentine's day from san mateo. abc7 news. >> i love that she won't tell you her age but she'll tell you she likes diamonds of the. >> what a great person at. and energy

her boyfriend scott popped the question during a vacation in 2018.ng so they could pick the perfect one together. and they did at a jewelry store at their local mall. it was perfect, they say. until -- >> i took it to another jewelry store, and i said, what can you tell me about my ring? and they told me, well, i can tell you it's not a natural diamond. >> reporter: turns out molly's dream diamond was actually a diamond created in a lab. >> when the salesperson was describing the ring to you, what did he say? >> he said basically, this is the style, this is the cut, this is the clarity. but never once about, this is lab. >> reporter: the issue, the federal trade commission says, is disclosure. jewelers must clearly tell customers that it's manmade before they buy any diamond that's not natural. so now after concluding not every bling business is following its marketing and sales guidelines, the ftc recently sending warning letters to eight online jewelers that sell lab-created and simulated diamonds. >> three things that we're seeing. use of the term

mentioned not just that personal story about her life in relation to this abortion question, she also told -- mentioned that plume berg at some point had backed scott brown in the race in her senate race and she mentioned it in passing that bloomberg -- as she was going through various republicans who plume berg had backed, those are politically damaging critiques or allegation -- not allegations, charges against bloomberg, facts, but both those two things felt to me like they were a key to understanding what's going on with elizabeth warren and mike bloomberg. she does really see -- you have a personal thing here. >> we all -- >> do i think it's strategic, i don't. >> we all have people who have tried to kill us politically. if you ever get into politics. >> i know. >> the people who tried to kill me politically and were the nastiest to me during campaigns, they are the first people i called up after the campaigns were over. like you see it time and again where people are trying to beat other people in this race or that race. i just don't -- again, this is -- mike, this is the second week in a row she has gone after a guy who is going nowhere and

her to step down. >> thank you very much, scott. and stay with nbc bay area, and that impeachment vote should happen at 1:00 this afternoon and expect a special report. >> bay area family is looking for justice after neil wilson was stabbed and killed at a b.a.r.t. station. this morning the trial of john lee cowl began. bob riddell is there live at the county courthouse in oakland and, bob, what caused this departure early? >> well, marcus, it happened in the alameda county superior courthouse about 45 minutes ago. the prosecution was a couple of minutes into the opening statement when the defendant john lee cowl interrupted the deputy d.a. and had an outburst. it is hard to hear what he was saying, but he was questioning some of the facts put forward by the prosecution, and the judge warned him to be quiet, and he did not listen so that is when the judge ordered the deputies to remove him from the courtroom. in the opening statement, the deputy d.a. said that evil exists in the world and causes terrible things to happen to innocent

her stay is just 12 days short of the all—time us record, set by scott kelly in 2016. say about her historic achievement. well, for me, it'sjust all about the honour that i feel to follow in the footsteps of my heroes and, hopefully, i can make it about paying homage to them. they're the ones that paved the way for us to all be where we are today. and also, i look at it as an opportunity to hopefully inspire the next generation of future explorers. among those heroes was valentina tereshkova — the first female cosmonaut, in 1963, early on in the soviet union's space programme. but she didn't get a second mission. five years ago, at an event to unveil her space capsule at the science museum in london, she told me that it was because of sexism by her superiors. translation: we had been preparing for a female flight, but it was korolev's decision not to risk women's lives, because one of the women in the space corps already had a family. we were against that decision. we were talking about it and, indeed, we were writing to the central party committee disagreeing with that

her neighbor, 30-year-old cody scott taylor seen in his 2007 yearbook photo also found dead inside hisicial says that this are linked. more flooding with heavy rain on the way. the pearl river in jackson crested monday, 3700 feet. drivers struggling to get anywhere with streets and communities submerged, 1000 homes facing flood risk. federal judges association calling for an emergency meeting of the controversy in the roger stone case. david fund is live force in washington as we learn the attorney in charge of the case was strong-armed into the sentence. >> good morning, the federal judges association would normally meet this spring in a few months but they are moving that to what officials call an emergency meeting. the president of the organization based in pennsylvania said the meeting, quote, could not wait. 1000 federal judges called for the meeting to be held today after officials with the department of justice essentially recall the 7-9 year sentence put out by the us attorney's office for donald trump, you see roger stone. sources familiar with the process tell fox news the in

police linked her death to a neighbor, 30-year-old cody scott taylor seen in this yearbook photo was dead inside his home. an item belonging to faye swetlik was found inside his trashcan. a local funeral home is paying for her expenses, her public memorial is planned for friday. investigators are running buckets of snow to find evidence connected to the disappearance of a missing colorado boy. gannon vanished on his way to a friend's house. police have expanded the search far from his home to an isolated area in douglas county. it is unclear what led to that area. >> the price is right host drew carey breaking his silence after the murder of his ex-fiancÉ, drew carey saying he is overcome with grief after doctor amy horwitz was found dead in los angeles, the two were engaged for four years before they split in 2018, production on the price is right has been canceled for at least a week. police believe horwitz fell from a third world balcony after a struggle with an ex-boyfriend who has been arrested. ozzy osbourne's health issues forcing them off the road again. ♪ >> the aging rocker

scott wilson is of lake wales, florida. she's been a community leader for years. she earned her bachelor's degree from florida a&m university and maintains her rattler pride to this day as a member of the florida a&m board of directors in polk . she has worked at the florida state department of revenue for over 35 years and now serves the community through her work at scotts medical transportation and advocacy, a local provider of medical services for students with special needs. dorothy scott wilson has served on the board of directors of several organizations, including the polk county chapter of the florida a&m university, the dr. joseph a. wilt scheyer scholarship found dane -- foundation, the unity in community organization, the lake wales dr. martin luther king jr. scholarship organization, the lincoln redevelopment council, the ray jones jr. wellness project, 2019, and she's also served as the development director for the lake wales hops and is a member of the -- hospital and is a member of the naacp. and for that, ms. dorothy scott wilson we honor you. -- wilson, we hono

her stay is just 12 days short of the all—time us record set by scott kelly in 2016. f, during a live link up with the iss, she had this to say about her historic achievement. for me it isjust all about the honour i feel to follow in the footsteps of my heroes and hopefully i can make it about paying homage to them. they are the ones who pay the way for us to be where we are today. i also look at it as an opportunity to inspire the next generation of future explorers. among those heroes was valentina, the first female cosmonaut in 1963 full early in the soviet space programme. she did not get a second mission. five years ago at an event to unveil her space capital at the science museum in london she told me it was because of sexism by her superiors. translation: we had been preparing for a female flight but it was a decision not to risk the life of women because one of the women in this peace corps had already had a family. we were against that decision. we were against that decision. we were against that decision. we were talking about it and indeed we were writing to

and former footballer alex scott has sent her love to caroline's family and used the hashtag be kind.me. the interview is mostly about her bond theme but she is very active on social media. she's got a huge amount of followers and i know she has said in the past but she reads every post. i asked her about whether she was doing that and how social media had affected her. do you still read every thing that's on instagram? i stopped two days ago, literally two days ago. have you stop stop? i stopped reading comments fully. it was ruining my life. once again. it's weird. the call the things you get to do, the more people hate you. what do we do about that, how do we make it better? i don't know, dude. it's crazy. cancel culture is insane. that's not what's been happening. it's a bunch of trolls. on the problem is, a lot of it is really funny. that's the issue, why nobody stops, it's funny. it is insane that i have even been reading comments. it is the problem isi reading comments. it is the problem is i have always wanted to stay in touch with the fans and people have ruined that for me..

her boyfriend scott popped the question during a vacation in 2018.and they did at a jewelry store at their local mall. it was perfect, they say, until -- >> i took to it another jewelry store and said what can you tell me about my ring and they told me, well, i can tell you it's not a natural diamond. >> reporter: turns out molly's dream diamond was actually a diamond created in a lab. >> the salesperson was describing the ring to you, what did he say? >> basically this is the style, this is the cut, this is the clarity. but never once about this is lab. >> reporter: the issue, the federal trade commission says, is disclosure. jewelers must clearly tell customers that it's man-made before they buy any diamond that's not natural. so now after concluding not every bling business is following its marketing and sales guidelines, the ftc recently sending warning letters to eight online jewelers that sell lab created and simulated diamonds. >> three things we're seeing. the term cultured to describe a diamond. use of the word alternative to describe a diam