sharon and keith didn't sleep.that night. >> reporter: what goes on in here as you're sitting up all night -- >> gut-wrenching pain. >> big hole. >> praying that, "oh, please, please don't let this be true." >> reporter: before the sun came up, sharon called 911 again. and a new officer arrived. >> a woman deputy, i'll never forget that. and she came. and i remember saying to her, "please help me." and she did. she got the ball rolling. she listened to me. the deputy called in crime scene investigators. >> i remember my mother waking me and my brother up. and i remember seeing so many people there, and the crime scene van outside. >> reporter: now deputies were taking tara's disappearance seriously. mike gandy was a captain at the charlotte county sheriff's office back then. >> sometimes you'll respond to a scene or a call where someone's missing and you can tell from the family interaction that it's not a big deal. this was not the case with tara's mom. it was obvious that we had a serious problem. first thing, fi

to meet sharon and her mother.er this woman, professional people finder and abc news consultant pam slaton. pam first brought the story to "20/20's" attention. >> janet. hi, i'm sharon. >> nice to see you. >> yes. >> i was a research assistant on the study that sharon was in, and vivian and i actually went to college together. one of those small world, incredible coincidences. >> but if janet expected a happy reunion, that's not what happened. things quickly get tense. >> you knew that she was a twin. >> yeah. >> and you never mentioned it. >> i can't answer the question. i don't know. we were told that this was the way the study was set up, that the families didn't know they had a twin, and that's how it was. >> because you know it's something that i would have really liked to know. >> yeah. >> and so would she. >> i'm sure. >> even when the study was over, why you never called to say, by the way, you know, there's a twin out there, if you ever want to find her. >> well, i left the study shortly after i met your f

sharon: that is our correspondent. his spelling skills did not see him succeed, but the 14-year-old has won the top prize in the national spelling bee. >> can you please repeat the word? that is correct. what about that last word? would you have the idea this is it? >> when i heard it. sharon: he won after a dramatically abrupt and. even though he lost the regional, he won through a new wildcard program. just reminder now of our top stories. is the socialist leader new prime minister. it comes after there was a vote of no-confidence in parliament. he conceded defeat ahead of the vote and congratulated his successor. there were convictions with former members of the conservative party. italian populists are preparing for opted -- office. they are paving way for the antiestablishment five-star movement to be sworn into office. it's time now for a look at the business news. brian quinn joins me in studio. we are starting with those trade tariffs imposed by the u.s. on some of its allies. brianna: they are firing back at t

sharon's plan was placed on hold. until five days later when those two divisions suddenly crossed the canal and began their abortive advance deep into sinai. now the israeli plan could be activated the time had come to stout hearted man. but to pull it off the israelis would need to transport a curious mix of equipment to the waterline. they picked up in europe. second to her khartoum bridge the year before a war surplus and it also picked up floating wraps mechanize raf's which carry a tank but third and most important was an actual bridge specially built in israel this was how the main forces would cross the canal the idea of the bridge. roller bridge they call it it was. a bridge that was built in tire it was two hundred meters long metal bridge with metal rollers are growers but the rulers were thrilled with the substance that floated. hole it to the canal with turks where you reach the edge of the parks in the back of course you're going to order and you have already made. but getting the four hundred ton bridge

when sharon tells them. we have to cross the come up we have to arrive in their rear they tell him we cannot afford to do what you are suggesting because you are the only division which we got in that. you are the only one. between the enemy and tel aviv. what's more on october the ninth there was still two egyptian army divisions on the western side of the canal ready to counter any israeli crossing. sharon's plan was placed on hold until five days later when those two divisions suddenly crossed the canal and began their abortive advance deep into sinai. now the israeli plan could be activated the time had come to stout hearted man. but to pull it off the israelis would need to transport a curious mix of equipment to the water line. picked up in europe. second her khartoum birds. here before a war soar course and they're also picked up floating raps recognize roofs which karyotype but third and most important was an actual bridge. specially built in israel this was how the main forces would cross the canal

when sharon tells them. we have to cross the come up we have to arrive in their rear. they telling we cannot afford to do what you are suggesting because you are the only division which we got in that. you are the only one. between the enemy and that i mean. what's more on october the ninth there was still two egyptian army divisions on the western side of the canal ready to counter any israeli crossing. sharon's plan was placed on hold until five days later when those two divisions suddenly crossed the canal and began their abortive advance deep into sinai. now the israeli plan could be activated the time had come to stout hearted man. but to pull it off the israelis would need to transport a curious mix of equipment to the waterline. they picked up in europe. secor her from tomb bridge the year before a war surplus and it also picked up floating wraps mechanize raf's which carry a tank but third and most important was an actual bridge specially built in israel this was how the main forces would cross the canal the idea of the bridge. roller bridge they call it it was

when sharon tells them. we have to cross the come out we have to arrive in their rear. they telling we cannot afford to do what you are suggesting because you are the only division which we got in that. you are the only one. between the enemy and tel aviv. what's more on october the ninth there was still two egyptian army divisions on the western side of the canal ready to counter any israeli crossing. sharon's plan was placed on hold until five days later when those two divisions suddenly crossed the canal and began their abortive advance deep into sinai. now the israeli plan could be activated the time had come to stout hearted man. but to pull it off the israelis would need to transport a curious mix of equipment to the waterline. they picked up in europe. secor her from tomb bridge the year before a war surplus and it also picked up floating wraps. mechanize raf's which carry a tank but third and most important was an actual bridge specially built in israel this was how the main forces would cross the canal the idea of the bridge. roller bridge they call it it was.

sharon: yes.has been stronger this year and i think that strength has been related to other economies flowing a little bit. i think the dollar returns to being a little bit soggy versus other currencies. weaker a slightly dollar, which is more what we expect, rather than a very strong dollar. there are risks for the upside for dollar. u.s. interest rates are rising and it looks like we are going to get a rate rise in june and further the year. counter to that is the fact that the u.s. has quite a large current account deficit and global growth is relatively strong. i think that will put down pressure on the dollar. francine: d worry about a trade were impacting disproportionately german exporters, especially carmakers, since there is an investigation in the u.s.? is that a key market you're unsure about? sharon: it is definitely unhelpful. what try those germany are manufacturers -- drives those germany car manufacturers? it is global growth, currency. i mentioned are probably reasonable. i think

first, the rezoning of the entire property as sharon mentioned. and secondly, willingness to have a temporary parking use on this site, while that proposal -- while the housing itself moves forward. policy-wise, we recognize the longstanding parking use here. our position is that housing is and has been for years appropriate here. this is a prime site, directly across the street from the bart station. allowing use of it as a parking lot in perpetuity would be a missed opportunity, one we're not comfortable with and could be an impediment to housing development in the future. we do believe the owners of the property. and, again, they've been forthright with us, that they intend to build housing here. we remain supportive of that, but we're also supportive, as sharon mentioned, with the supervisor's position to rezone the portion of the lot that's rh-2 to n.c.t. to promote a higher-density project, but that's not before you today. we urge that you support that in due course. on balance, we are taking the position that you adopt the draft resolution

during the war in october nine hundred seventy three ariel sharon was the general in command of the hundred forty third reserve army division one of three facing the

live in sunol and sharon, this happened in a construction zone. did that have something to do with it? >> reporter: kris and marcus, this area looks fine right now but earlier this morning the entire area was backed up and this accident shut down all of the lanes here northbound direction of highway 680. there's a construction zone just north of here near cal vegavera road. the driver of a black dodge apparently fell asleep at the wheel and hit a white toyota corolla at a high rate of speed and crashed into a gray ford. the 8-year-old child who died of injuries was in the white car. it does not appear that drugs or alcohol were involved. now when it comes to sleepy driving, aaa says in a recent study it shows one in five fatal accidents eachr caused by sleepy driving and the cdc has a tip. stay alert, day unhurt. something to think about definitely this morning. reporting live i'm sharon k katsuda, "today in the bay." >> a story that is getting a lot of attention, a san francisco woman arrested and suspected of killing her inmate and dismembering

sharon, it's great to see you. >> good to be here >> how big of an issue is it, travel fraud >> it's a very big issue, and particularly now as many people are looking for that great deal. you need to be aware that over the last year, in 2017, travel fraud rose by 16%. and we're talking about a significant loss to consumers. the average fraudulent transaction cost consumers from nearly $300 to almost $600 per transaction. >> what are we talking about >> that's significant. we're talking about hotels and airlines -- >> i think i'm booking a ticket and i'm just getting scammed -- >> largely doing it online, and you think you're getting something, and then that person who is fraudulently taking your money, either your credit card information or some such, is then re-selling that ticket or re-booking it or trying to use it for themselves. >> what are some of the things we should be on the look out for. red flags that tell you, hey, this is too good to be true. >> when you're looking at some of these discount offers, you need to read the fine print and find out, also, what's this third par

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yes, that is the sharon tate. the movie is set at the time of the manson murders. it will be out in august of next year. >>> new reporting on heather locklear after her possible overdose. let's go to kevin in new york. and kevin, there are serious concerns about her well being. >> and rightfully so, nancy. it look likes heather is getting the help she desperately needs. according to our "e.t." source, the plan is for heather to head back to rehab in the wake of her suspected overdose, which left her hospitalized on monday. it occurredaily mail.com photog leaving jail. >> how was your night in jail, heather. >> if she fols through, it would reportedly be her seventh time in rehab. she initially agreed to do into treatment after post lg bail on monday. instead, she went right back home and began drinking and taking pills again. >> engine 37. medic 44. overdose. >> our source adds that her daughter, ava, has been suffering from her mother's quote down ward spiral. her ex-husband is coming to her defense. >> you know what drove this woman crazy? she was married to tomm

either the delta representative, aon. >> sharon with delta dental. yes. so, if you self-elect at this point in time as a chronic of those five that we've outlined for the smile way program, then those additional cleanings as well as those additional benefits would apply. >> president scott: thank you. and i'm sure that mitch and his team and abbie will highlight in some way as we go through open enrollment here's a feature in this benefit that is broader than what we are doing today and here's how you can benefit. there will be so spotlighting i'm sure. abbie. >> yeah. i would say, a, in the spirit of prevention, dental care and oral health is key to managing manys. this is a terrific benefit in that regard. we have met with delta to look at data on what they have available to work together to do tracking around these particular conditions and how this impacts or prevents these conditions from occurring. and the one thing that i did want to point out in the presentation that i think accentuates the urgency around delivering the message that this benefit i

sharon chin, kpix 5. >> stan raise money through corporate donations to pay for tools and materials. you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at www.cbssf.com/euro. executive director.. bob fiedler.... - peabo bryson - jeffrey osborne - ziggy marley - m. ward ronettes >>> eastern grove festival kicks off this week. joining us now is its executive director bob fielr. >> such a fun event. this has been going on for a very long time. >> it's truly a special tradition. we are entering our 81st season. >> and no matter your taste in music, you have a diverse lineup. >> yeah, we have something for everyone from scitar to symphony, rock to reggae. our artists have won over 20 grammies and we have a rock 'n roll hall of famer. international artists making their u.s. debut. it's just a terrific lineup this year. >> and ziggy marley as part of the lineup which is pretty awesome. >> and we have some of the aspirin of legends. >> alfree. >> totally free. this day and age i think that's a really special thing. we offer people a chance to be spectacular venue and listen to wor

absolutely right. >> sharon, thank you great to see you up next a look at the news for the week aheadt's a new way to commute as long as you know how to scoot. >> just hopped on it and hit go and i haven't fallen off yet >> on then wednesday beginning with durable goods orders for may. they're predicted to last at least three years. on thursday we'll be getting the final reading of the gross domestic product for the first quarter and it will mark 11 years since the balancd eagle w removed from the endangers species list all right folks it is a new kind of ride sharing. light weight electric scooters that you rent by the minute and then leave behind for the next person but it's not always smooth sailing. >> electric scooters are taking over cities like los angeles, d.c. and san francisco and commuters like mike are hopping on for the ride. >> the scooter is the perfect thing for a micro commute. i get there. just a few minutes it cost me less than $1.50 and i can leave it where ever i am so kind of a seemleamless part m day. >> they're so easy to use. i unlock it using a phone app and

and sharon has been named songwriter of the year at the renowned i don't know that low awards in londonthe english singing a picked up the prize on thursday for his exceptional body of work in twenty seventeen when sharon said shape of you won the award for most perform song of the year. with. drying up a storm c one album of the yeah the awards are named after composer by the novella and are presented by the british academy of songwriters composers and authors in london. a bison cow has given birth to a white cat but belgrade zoo white bison are among the rarest mammals on earth the female cat named has been certified to be in good health but isn't that an area and . she's already trotting around her enclosure. the vet said no other white mice and cats has ever been born in europe. original map of winnie the pooh's hundred acre wood is going under the hammer the sketch by illustrator d.h. shepard for the one nine hundred twenty six children's classic has not been shown in public for nearly half a century it was animated for the disney classic winnie the pooh and the honey tree . the au

thank you sharon and a warm welcome from lagos nigeria to all of you our viewers out there we have an exciting collection of reports about nature and the environment today taking us as you go to both africa and you hear what we have lined up today. making private life environmentally friendly your company could have walked have come up with a green solution. to technology how farmers in kenya use overbought you have no fresh water market and one thing we're living with look at the european supermarket trying to do away with plastic packaging. in quite devout ivory coast more than half the population makes a living from my we call the country the world's largest exporter of cocoa beans and also growth coffee and fruit. most farmers use chemical plant live on their fields because it's quick and easy. but one company is leading the way in making all of not organic. and it's proving to be a big success we went to find out why. looking for a laser from organic waste it's an idea that sylvia who had three years ago he's convinced dozens of companies to give him their food waste so that he c

sharon said shape of you won the award for most perform song of the year. with. ryan rap a storm see album of the yeah the old unnamed off the composer ivan developed and are presented by the british academy of songwriters composers and oldsters in london for its not so it's. a bison cow has given birth to a white cat but belgrade zoo might bison are among the rarest mammals on earth the female cat named has been certified to be in good health but isn't that an area. she's already trotting around her enclosure. that said no other white bison cat has ever been born in europe. the original map of winnie the pooh's hundred acre wood is going under the hammer this sketch by illustrator d.h. shepard for the nine hundred twenty six children's classic has not been shown in public for nearly half a century. it was animated for the disney classic winnie the pooh and the honey tree. the auction will take place on july tenth in london and southern bees expects the map to sell for one hundred seventy thousand euros. as they say opposites attract and this is not only true for

senior personal finance correspondent sharon epperson joins us with more on how to do -- first of all 17% are you kidding me >> and rates continue to rise as the fed raises interest rates, your credit card rates will go up too so it is important to take a look at what you can negotiate and how to lower that rate and potentially lower the fees associated with the card as well. >> and it seems like a crazy idea you call up and say can i get a lower rate and does it work. >> a lot of people don't do. it you could potentially lower your interest rate or lower fees or fees waived and you could also maybe even get a higher credit limit and that is great because your -- your utilization ratio that they look at to figure out your credit score, you want to have the highest limit and use as little as possible to make sure your credit score goes up. >> and have you done this? >> i have done this and for the higher credit limit. that is the one that works the best when credit cards.com did a survey and they looked at what people could ask for and how successful when they ask and more than half of

alas i shall get ariel sharon received in order not to activate his forces in the west of the canal because the concern was that if they were unable to establish a real bridge a pontoon or roller it would be impossible to establish a logistics route to evacuate casualties send supplies send forces and then they would even consider canceling the whole operation of. the israelis still hadn't gain control. the road to the crossing point foot soldiers would have to be used to flush out the egyptian infantry and tank hunters from the ditches of the chinese farm. we were walking us a beautiful. by in the silence everything was locally quiet and suddenly. heavy heavy fire. really heavy for. supper and fuel injection numbers and tanks. with light arms. during that long night the egyptians inflicted heavy losses on the paratroopers forty one killed and over one hundred wounded but the action kept egyptian forces occupied and both the israelis the opportunity to tow their pontoons forward to the crossing point. by the night of the sixteenth of october having finally realised the scale of the israeli

a little bit latere hogram, we'll talk to sharon epperson aboutow those rising rate will impact your budget. >>> meanwhile, late today, a big story. comcast made ail65on all cash offer for some of the sets of 21st century fox. lhat bid nearly 20% higher than all stock propo for the same fox assets that disney me last december. question now is, will to top comcast's offer in this brewing battle that occurs astr itional media companies are trying to better compete with the likes of a netflix. comcast proposal to take over time waer. imagine media and telecom stocks rose for more merger activity in the sector and wasn't enough to lift the broader market under pressurefter the feder reserve rates interest rates. so when all said and done, the dow jones fell 119 points. 25,201. the nasdaq which set a newigh was down 8 and the s&p 500 dropd 11. >> oil prices turned higher today as supplies fell more than expected. a government report pointed to a bigger than expectedecline in domestic crude supplies. it was, in fact, the largest one week decline since march but oil praie were capped after

senior personnel finance sharon epperson is where. do you protect yourself and your vacation time from travel fraud. how big of anit issue is >> reporter: a recent study showed that 55 million bookings per year are done on a fraudulentwebsite, travel website or through a fike website. it's had 16% on consumers and the industry. this is between 300 and $500 and we're looking a airlines losing between 2 to nearly $5 billion a yearfro credit card d. if you're booking your hotel on the same day thinking you're going to get a great deal, you're four times more likely to be a victim of fraud. >> so i mentioned if'r y looking for that deal that makes you more vulnerae to it? what are youfo looking >> you get an e-mail that says you can get a great diskoublt on this airline, this resorter but are not a lot of details attached to it. the biggest one, it's going to free. it doesn't give you a date or the name of the location of where this p tperty is going be. that's another warning sign to look out for. the other thing to look for is if you're

alas i shall get the ariel sharon received in order not to activate his forces in the west of the canal because the concern was that if they were unable to establish a real bridge a pontoon or roller it would be impossible to establish a logistics route to evacuate casualties send supplies send forces and then they would even consider canceling the whole operation of. the israelis still hadn't gained control of the road to the crossing point. foot soldiers would have to be used to flush out the egyptian infantry and tank hunters from the ditches of the chinese farm. we were walking in the sands a beautiful. by in the silence everything was locally quiet and suddenly. heavy heavy fire cracked really heavy for. supper and fuel injection some numbers and tanks. with light arms. during that long night the egyptians inflicted heavy losses on the paratroopers forty one killed and over one hundred wounded but the action kept egyptian forces occupied and both the israelis the opportunity to tow their pontoons forward to the crossing point. by the night of the sixteenth of october having finally

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live in stanford this morning, sharon, the video is so nice to see.ko also touched a lot of lives, including yours. ko also lives, including yours. >> reporter: she did. my kids learned all about her in school. this is touching many children at home. i'm sure they are sad to hear the news, just waking up and hearing the news. people around the world just amazed by koko's communication skills. koko was born in san francisco in the san francisco zoo. dr. penny patterson taught her sign language at the stanford university project that started in 1974. many celebrities met koko including mr. rogers. she's been the star in documentaries, national geographic. the late robin williams met her. she mastered sign language. >> i have three gorillas. they think i'm insulting my children. my children are gorillas, i'm sorry. >> reporter: koko loved kittens. she expressed sorrow when her kitten died t many have read that story to my children. the gorilla foundation said koko's legacy will live on, basically teaching many children about the importance of sign langua

sharon katsuda "today in the bay." >> certainly saves time when you're running late. i know that for a fact. >> and kids keep their shoes on too. we're hearing that the young intern who was inside the capital dgazette talking to the "today" show as the terror unfolded and meanwhile readers are waking up to this haunting front page in maryland. right across the top, the five people shot in cold blood. four are journalists at the paper. authorities in annapolis say a man with a grudge against the paper fired a shotgun through a glass door in order to get inside. here's a look at the man. police arrested 38-year-old jarrod ramos. a young intern who hid under a kesk talked on this morning's "today" show about coping with what happened. >> still trying to just decompress, my heart goes out to the familiar a len friends of the people who were unfortunately killed. that's never something that crossed my mind when i took the internship that i might see people die. people that were nothing but welcoming and comforting to me. >> this tweet from the intern's phone was among the

recording live, sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> thanks, sharon. a disturbing story getting a lot of attention a san francisco arrested of killing and dismembering her roommate is expected in court for the first time. 47-year-old lisa gonzalez used a hacksaw to kill margaret mamer. she told them they argued because she refused to move out of the mission apartment. the victim's friends say she may have lost her life because she couldn't afford san francisco's high rent. >> we want to start with good news for you, facebook and other tech companies continue to hire in a big way. the downside here, more traffic in silicon valley and on the dumbarton bridge. so what's the solution to ease that traffic? facebook is teaming up with san trans, and the plan is to add bus and pedestrian options on the dumbarton bridge and renovate the railroad bridge from the east bay to the peninsula. san trans says upgreating 108-year-old bridge would cost about a billion dollars. >>> a pit bull and row boat and fast moving fire, an officer commandeered a boat to rescue a

and i remember sharon because of how persistent she was in insisting that communities of other art -- together. we cannot win when we are divided. we cannot win when we fight over scraps. we can only win when we are in coalition with each other. i remember the class that she used to coteach with my former boss at chinatown community involvement centre, and the work that they so intentionally dead to bring our community together. i still hold those words dear to my heart today. it was an incredible loss for both of us and many of us were in this room when she passed away in january. she has proved yourself as chair of the budget committee over the last two years, and as many members of the public have noted, has been an incredible advocate in taking on one of the most difficult issues in this country today. which is how local police work and how we can ensure everyone feel safer when they see a police officer walking down the street. and what that actually means. i think that that is an ambitious goal, a challenging goal, but when you have truly taken on. many of us have shied away fro

sharon chin is here to explain how. >>> how much is a two worse?e school band according to one san francisco couple. >> sharon chen has more. >> reporter: they have generated more than $1 million for cash strapped public schools. they are not just chilling out money for tacos at this restaurant. founders sarah and joe donate 50% of every monday's proceeds to public schools during the school year. >> we really wanted the whole community to feel that they could participate because i really feel strongly that public schools have to be the back bone of the community. >> avocado and vegetables. >> reporter: they started the school project in 2012 after one of their son's needed pencils and kleenex donations for his san francisco classroom. the school was facing a $100,000 deficit. >> i'm thinking to myself, how many cars are they gonna have to wash were cookies are they going to have to sell to raise 100 grand. >> reporter: now they partner with 50 schools throughout palo alto and san jose as well as san francisco. >> a variety of school needs have been

doubt the last room welcome to sophie and tell i'm so sorry sharon not said today we've got lots to talk about in our program and our guest is. good luck little. originally thought is drastic to us it's taken care of our cars just please step three you could punch him most of them from a completely different cards i would just. as static. the problem is that we kind of stayed within the state of a corner nicely with this non part of this we did. not want to get just the computer kind of man decked out. you'll know but it's not so stop stop stop stop the bullshit no go go go go my culture it's christmas culture and we don't do things like that and we shall you if you do them we hate you and somebody hopefully you can do something. stuff. we cannot be naive about to not attract more gangsters rapists these are actually that tearing down the city we wants to be a species currently and we've long and most of the people who live here not to go back. the divisions in us society could be more dangerous than thought with a recent poll finding that nearly a third of americans believe a civil war

every year the new sharon right from all over the region to celebrate their identity in the festival of candles they wear traditional dress and dance to compete for the title of festival queen. noor is an example for the rest of mexico with acceptance and tolerance of gender diversity that may still be a lot of work to do for the people here the existence of a third. it's a way of life. it's the holy month of ramadan in the islamic calendar and for many muslims across the world this usually means posting during the hours that day nights. we have this report from the school even though. it's lunch time but at this elementary school most of the and nor can't eat or drink water even though it's one of the hottest days all year because they are fasting. and i don't want that because my mother weeks me up at two in the morning then i'm allowed to the exact time changes there's an extra counter for that and i can be to three am it's ok to eat at that time then i go back to sleep. and. it's not that bad because i don't get that hungry. most of the children in this berlin school come from mu

improve the lives of people with developmendisaes kpix 5's sharon chin introduces us to this wee nnerrkeley woman is unleashing the power of music to improve lives. >> sharon chin introduces us to the jefferson award winner of the week. >> reporter: when she begins to see, 34-year-old monica miller catches the beat. music's therapy for two dozen people with developmental disabilities like autism and down syndrome. the session at berkeley is run by the music therapy fund. the cofounder says the group is especially important for adults who age of of government-funded services. >> it is often the only service they get in a therapeutic way to improve their motor abilities and coronation and language. >> reporter: it honors the disabled daughter of dr. cooper who died at age 14. >> she was not a verbal, but she could really come alive with music. >> when they founded the nonprofit they started with a handful of children. >> today they are 21 years old serving more than 100 children and adults. >> reporter: the music therapist says dr. cooper has expanded the sessions to several locations i

with the help of sharon in tranc transmission, got it. it was hard to capture the moon with all the cloud coverage. the low clouds have advanced to the north bay to the east bay. temperatures in the 50s and 60s unless you are above the marine layer. delta breeze, south westerly tlie nine miles per hour. that is going to carry the marine layer into the valleys. the temperatures will rise. tomorrow warmer, 83 degrees. but much warmer as we head into the workweek and into the first half of your weekend. upper 90s, and even low one hundreds in our hottest spots inland. some of the clouds have pushed into the south bay as well. wide spread morning clouds is expected. temperatures to soar and satur danger will be increasing. tomorrow morning for the commute, use caution if you are driving, visibility will be low. half moon bay it is down to five miles. across the bay it will be choppy, walking, cool and overcast. definitely a light sweater. you are looking at milder weather than today. inland highs will be in the low to mid 80s. temperatures ne

sharon gabriel taking a stick —— wicket. but a half—ce ntu ry taking a stick —— wicket. stability to sri lanka's innings of. in day for they have a lead of 287. that is all we have time. the much more for you in the next hour. i now. —— bye for now. after a fairly cloudy weekend, some of us will be waking up to decent sunshine first thing on monday morning. not everywhere. the weather for the week ahead, summer will return to southern and central part of the uk. certainly warming up by tuesday and wednesday. the north, however, unsettled with some rain. this is what is happening right now. still a lot of cloud in the atlantic. it is pushing in the direction of the uk. during the course of this morning in the afternoon, clouds in some areas will increase after that bright and sunny start. we have cloudy and south—eastern and southern areas. mist and murk as well. six o'clock, largely clear skies in many western and northern areas. through the morning, we will see a atlantic winds once again dragging the cloud and some of it will be thick enough to produce light rain and d

to work hard to change the way people treat us and that the atmosphere has changed over the miss sharon inseparable part of the zappa tech culture life here revolves around family social events and keeping the men company despite their long history mexican law doesn't yet recognize them. in society generally accepts them the new chef say there's still much progress to be made. to have been working from a very early age. we identify with our feminine side we dress up as women at ten twelve thirteen years of age but we can no longer access secondary school dressed as women so we leave school and devote ourselves to informal trades such as embroideries stylists sex workers and cooks. there's a kind of a glass ceiling over our heads with society won't allow us to advance at all. like this i look at. every year the me share right from all over the region to celebrate their identity in the festival of candles they wear traditional dress and dance to compete for the title of festival queen. one hacker is an example for the rest of mexico with acceptance and tolerance of gender diversity it may

sharon's avoids it for a change to know it's a sport with pool to congratulate him on his election as premier does it mate looking forward to working together to create jobs and opportunity. so that there was a desire for change i do think this will shake will be kind of what on earth quake for the liberal government if they want to win in two thousand nineteen because the opposition and the conservative opposition leader in all that what. it is perhaps another version of duck for. pain at the federal level and they will feel energised by the slow. a failed being arrested in iraq the suspect arrived back in germany on saturday where he will face questioning on the case the manage his family had managed to flee with allegedly fake documents raising tough questions the germinal surratt is artie's europe correspondent peter oliver has. fourteen year olds he's on i went missing in western germany in mid may she was last seen in the vicinity of a refugee center in her hometown her body was found on wednesday buried near to that same area on friday the main suspect in her murder was arreste

the presence of bold decision to meet with sharon -- the chairman with this strong and targeted campaign. it led to the historic summit that will take place on june 12 and singapore. back on march 8 chairman and kim jong-un expressed his desire to meet with president trump's it is possible and that on may 9 i met with chairman kim jong owned in pyongyang and described expectations for denuclearization but at that time we secured the release of three americans. we view this as a sign of goodwill with chairman kim jong un. the united states and north korea have been holding direct talks in preparation for a summit in north korea is has confirmed to us its willingness to denuclearize. a comprehensive whole of government effort in support of president trump's upcoming summit is underway. the white house and state department lead advance teams finalizing logistical preparations and will remain in place in singapore until the summit begins. the president continues to follow every development closely and is getting daily briefings from his national security team. the fact that our two leaders a

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after a failed appeal while he had resigned himself to the twenty years behind bars until a stranger sharon l. malloy a medical malpractise lawyer unexpectedly gave him some hope. is currently paying for waller's post conviction relief thanks to an article that i found two years ago in the new york times i have a side occupation which is that i am dedicating. my free time to the effort to get oroville lee was.

. >> supervisor yee: thank you, supervisor ronen for your words, and i see that sharon chung, staff from supervisor stefani's office is here, and she would like to make a comment. >> thank you, community members of the my name is sharon chung, and i'm the legislative aide to district two supervisor catherine stefani. i want to thank supervisor yee for taking the lead on this. we are eager to work with community leaders and neighborhoods in taking the next steps of renaming this community park. thank you. >> supervisor yee: thank you. i'd likeention that t ju pa is actually in districtwo, t part of supervisor stefani's district,r now i'd like to ask n ommissioner, commissioner lowe, would you like to come up? [inaudible] yee: okay. >> good morning. my name is linda zhang chl i an associate with the law firm of perkins couie. i want to thank the many organizations and individuals who are here in support of this issue. for 61 years. the chinese exclusion act severely restricted immigration and entrance of chinese people in the united states. in the heart of san francisco one of the most div