seuss books for her grandaughter. (jrstone) the grandmother says that she opened a package from her mailbox dated october 1998 and screamed with the shock of knowing exactly what it was. the dr. seuss books were supposed to be a gift for her granddaughter who is now 24... field sutton has the story. rewind twenty years... to an ad for books in the mail. and a grandmother... with a smile and an eye for a sale.vera walker,great-grandmother: "i ordered some dr. seuss books for my granddaughter. and they never came."a box that would not, could not get here. not in a car, not in a year. twenty times over it failed to show. until one day it was ready to go.vera walker,great- grandmother: "and when i opened it up and saw the date, it was october 1998. and then i just screamed."field sutton: "how and why is certainly weird. inside an old mailbox is where it appeared. a mystery that just goes to show. there's truth in 'oh the places you'll go.'"just like the books... was the granddaughter's ride to texas... now with her son by

seuss this season and i never -- i mean i've known dr. seuss. i don't have any dr. seuss books.tell you what, you two, you know, have a very obvious connection and we love seeing it, nancy, amazing. you got an 8. >> i got an 8. >> yes. val, always good, man, and next monday it is trio night on "dancing with the stars." you can see all the action at 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on abc. nancy mckeon and val. >>> good morning, north bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> and good morning. it's 8:27. i'm reggie aqui from abc 7 mornings. police have found a stolen san jose police cruiser after a chase. here's sky 7. it flew over the scene this morning. police found the stolen vehicle at an industrial complex in hayward. that's near clawiter road and west street. the suspect had led officers on a chase north on i-880. >>> let's head to traffic. >> traffic is backed up through the maze. the drive time from highway 4 and hercules to the toll plaza is almost an hour. lots of crawling traffic through the south bay. you can see the traffic jam. that's northbound 280

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according to the report by credit seuss, by 2023, the number of millionaires in france is expected to increase by some 40%, or to just over three million people. anchor: all right. finally from you, starbucks has opened its first sign language cafe in the state of washington in the u.s. reporter: quieter than usual start. all the staff communicating with customers via sign language. rather than calling out your name, it appears on a giant screen in the cafe. they even have a sign of the week. so that those who don't know sign language can learn it. this week it's coffee, which is this in sign language. anchor: brilliant. i learned something. that's really interesting. what a great idea for them to open a cafe like that. thank you very much for our business roundup. it's time now for our press eview. we're joined by solange. the disappearance of the saudi journalist khashoggi continues to make headlines. one photograph in particular is making the front page of newspapers. reporter: yeah. it is this image of crown prince and the son of khashoggi meeting together and shaking hands. and t

tunisia's tourism industry is taken off the sandy beaches of seuss' in the northeast are again sophia is a general manager of siebel who tell all four hundred eighty beds are fully booked even though the hot season has ended a little come to. twenty seventeen we started to feel like european tourists are coming back and in twenty eighteen there was a remarkable increase in european tourism especially western european tourist traffic markets like belgian english luxembourg has and also french. scenes like these have not been seen since early two thousand and eleven for the uprising the toppled former president. that triggered a series of popular revolt in the region known as the arab spring. as you know the arab spring nations tunisia paid a hefty price for the southern political upheaval groups linked to al qaeda and stage the tox across the country the bloodiest wars on the museum in the capital tunis in march two thousand and fifteen that killed twenty two people twenty of them your tourists. the attacks lead to a severe drop in visitor numbers hitting the country's economy this is

meme seuss immersion in true even if these dolls could talk. yes probably more even small. i mean that's true just don't for me at least there is no genuine communication. just from what i can see this replacing a real power. if we continue this kind of isolating practice of producing dolls and robots and saying they're like human beings if we go along that road by twenty fifty the biggest kind of sexual practice will be masturbation they'll just go in the direction of japan so just stop relating to each other stuff interacting forming relationships that is a society in a crisis because schumann beings can even take pleasure in each other's company anymore. i think what would be really great is if we're focused on supporting relationships real relationships between men and women or women and women and men and. this will be getting married soon and plans to have children perhaps that's the greatest romantic endeavor today by the way the big white wedding is currently enjoying a renaissance for those who do tie the knot doing so is a matter of self fulfilling. ability comes a

senator warren she offered a hard true to the criminal justice seuss on the system that is racist the prison system is something that america's - - should be afraid of it is fundamentally wrong do you agree or disagree quick. >> i don't think not front to back are the associated with the criminal justice system? yes. that is one of the reasons we were spending time working with our colleagues in the legislature and number one to do a better job to come dad back into productive society. in terms of programming and basically create diversions especially those dealing with addiction but we have more room to go in to make sure were doing the things that we should be doing for the commonwealth and not holding them in prison. those are all good things glad we did it. gonzalez: the criminal justice system is the biggest civil rights issue of our time with huge racial disparities with the incarceration rate and we need to take this on in the legislature took the lead in past a bill to take steps in the right direction. and i support all mandatory minimum sentences and we are investing in dive

seuss of urology or whatever. and so i just cut him out of the story, all the urology stuff is dr.idding. they're friends. they go on vacations together, as it turns out. the it's a whole thing. >> jimmy: did they bond over your testicles? >> they talk about my balls for hours. these people are obsessed. and -- no, and so they come backstage and i said to dr. kaplan, totally true, i go, dr. kaplan, i'm sorry if i embellish a little bit of what you said and he goes, it's no big deal. i really liked it and then i said, dr. fish, i'm sorry i left you out of the show entirely, and i was surprised. he goes, well, not for nothing, some nights it could be dr. fish. so, because we're in new york this week, i brought dr. fish! >> jimmy: oh, you did? >> there's my actual doctor! >> jimmy: wow. >> that's my actual doctor. dr. fish, i appreciate everything you've done. i want to thank you, but i want you to know for the rest of the broadway run, your lines will be attributed to dr. kaplan! >> jimmy: oh, wow. dr. kaplan. wow. oh, my goodness. wow. dr. kaplan. congratulations, dr. kaplan. and dr

it is also in donald trump's approach no the world where he says that everyone, every nation purr seusswn interests, and we pursue ours, and others pursue others and this is what happens, and the russians murder people in britain and the saudis mu murder people in turkey, but at some point there has to be a line, and the idea of living in a world where the governments withoutt any restraint attack, murder their political opponents is not a world that ultimately the united states wants to live in. i don't think that the white house will push back, but i do think that there is a bipartisan coalition in congress as there has been against russia for what they have done in britain in particular that can draw that line. but, so. >> and e evo, talk about the extent to which this is complicated by the fact that we don't have ambassador in saudi arabia and assistant secretaries in the state department and is part of this that the diplomacy is not just about what the president says to the king, but what is going on in the day-to-day basis between the two countries? >> yes, very much is, and in so

seuss' birthday, so i had the privilege of being able to read a couple of books of my choice, so, of course, my favorites were "green eggs and ham" and "go, dog, go," so it was too much fun to do that. i want to thank principal lee for organizing this. it's been going on a number of years and i hope i'm invited again next year. monthly meetings. meetings, we meet the first wednesday of the month, and as i mentioned, we're still working on our kids' safe zone, provides a safe zone for students in need or crisis, so what we've done is we've been working with the schools and merchants who have been identified. there's a placard that's available to put in their storefront window to know the merchants are aware of the program and it's a zone close by to a school for children in need to be able to respond. our community meetings held every thursday of the month, and looking forward to hosting our next meeting in the ocean view. and also other parts of the district. i do want to be able to move it around the district, so other community members will be able to attend. and, of course, our ch

tunisia's tourism industry is taken off the sandy beaches of seuss' in the northeast are again bustling so is the general manager of siebel who tell all four hundred eighty beds are fully booked even though the hot season has ended a little is brazil to come to the system in twenty seventeen we started to feel like european tourists are coming back and in twenty eighteen there was a remarkable increase in european tourism especially western european tourist traffic markets like belgian english luxembourg has and also french. scenes like these have not been seen since early two thousand and eleven for the uprising of toppled former president. that triggered a series of popular revolt in the region known as the arab spring. as you know the arab spring nations tunisia paid a hefty price for the southern political upheaval groups linked to al qaeda isom steams the tox across the country the bloodiest wars on the museum in the capital tunis in march two thousand and fifteen that killed twenty two people twenty of them your tourists. the attacks led to a severe drop in visitor numbers hitting

seuss book, you are not small written base hi wife, writer anna king. let's welcome chris weyant. [cheers and applause] >> last by no means least on the far right over here david is a cartoonist living in brooklyn. cartoons have been appearing in the new yorker since 2007 as well as time magazine and seattle stranger and esquire, arts fellowship, prisoner of ghoul island which and for years in newspapers around the country, he'll currently collaborating on a picture book with poet and writer sharon. let's welcome david. [cheers and applause] >> if you will bear with me about 30 seconds, let me get resituated and bob is going to be start, be prepared to entertain and i hope that you brought the best laugh with you. >> a lot of pressure. [cheers and applause] >> a lot of pressure for -- [laughter] >> we will take a picture while waiting. [laughter] >> at the count of 3, everybody look like i'm interesting, one, two, three. three. [laughter] >> and i'm going to step aside here -- i'm sorry. i thought i had a -- i will scoop down. >> a bit over your head there. >> i feel like we are g

tunisia's tourism industry is taken off the sandy beaches of seuss' in the northeast are again sophia is the general manager of hotel all four hundred eighty beds are fully booked even though the hot season has ended a little is brazil to come to the system in twenty seventeen we started to feel like european tourists are coming back and in twenty eighteen there was a remarkable increase in european tourism especially western european tourist traffic markets like belgian english luxembourg has and also french. scenes like these have not been seen since early two thousand and eleven for the uprising the toppled former president. that triggered a series of popular revolt in the region known as the arab spring. as you know an arab spring nations tunisia paid a hefty price for the southern political upheaval groups linked to a stage the tox across the country the bloodiest wars on the museum in the capital tunis in march two thousand and fifteen that killed twenty two people twenty of them your wrists. the attacks led to a severe drop in visitor numbers hitting the country's economy list