sophia lee: sophia lee: lapd, the sky is muscular born-again christian who loves his job. jobold me that he sees his as someone who protects the ,eople nobody else cares about the people addicted to drugs, mentally ill, devastatingly poor. , these areng bangers the people he serves to protect and to guard until they are treated as real human beings. when you walk with him on the streets, everybody knows his name. people call him brother. i have seen people walk up to , bump fists with him, and him. he is very well respected and popular because people know he truly cares. when someone goes up to him with a problem, he takes out his notebook, looks them in the eye and listens. names, and he would say things like how is your brother doing? tell your father i said hi. you can tell this is not just someone punching hours in his job, but he is a community member as well. this go back to the phones where brenda is calling. caller: i would like to put a to all the actors and actresses that live in hollywood who make millions of dollars every year like whoopi goldberg, beyonce, che

sophia, everybody. cheers and applause ] david -- david, thank you. >> nice to be here. >> jimmy: oh, that is -- that is unbelievable. all right, let's meet our last robot. please welcome, all the way from germany, andrea ziomek, the festo emotion butterfly. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> good to be here. >> jimmy: a pleasure. welcome. andrea, thank you so much for being here. >> thank you for having us. >> jimmy: this is the emotion butterfly. >> yes. >> jimmy: so what -- explain what this is made out of and what this is. >> so these are actually prototypes from the festo's bionic learning network. although, festo's core business is automation technology, we have a very unique research and development platform. it's all about biomimicry, learning from nature and applying principals from nature to better and improve automation technology. so it's about lightweight construction, artificial intelligence, energy efficiency. and this is one of my favorite projects. >> jimmy: now what would this be made of? li

sophia, do you want to hold this? right now, sophia's parents have no regrets. she's a joy.ayer. let's talk now to phill wills, whose son, josh, has severe self—harming autism, carol povey, the director of the centre for autism, and professor george kirov, a psychiatrist who administers ect for to help with mental illness. welcome to you all. phill, tell us about your son and the kind of issues he and you have to cope with? hello, sorry for holding my earpiece! josh is 16 now, but he suffered from, as they suffered, it was horrendous, when he was 11 he was horrendous, when he was 11 he was self—harming, self injurious behaviour so badly that he had to be hospitalised. he had several surgeries through the summer of 2012. it was classed as life—threatening, so he had to be hospitalised. and then in october 2012, just after his 12th birthday, he was moved to an assessment unit in birmingham the 12 weeks but he ended up staying there for three yea rs. ended up staying there for three years. the care was good in birmingham, the staff were lovely. it was always about the miles, bu

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tonight -- sophia bush, from "silicon valley," actor zach woods, comedian dan mintz, featuring the 8gd with thaddeus dixon. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] fantastic. that is great to hear, in that case, let's get to the news. the white house announced yesterday that president trump fired fbi director james comey. yet another long time dream that trump stole from hillary. [ laughter and applause ] "he did what? great. great." president trump said today that he fired fbi director james comey because he was simply "not doing a good job." you know, if i were you, i wouldn't put it out there that you can get fired for that. i mean, just say, like, i don't know. [ laughter and applause ] he was misusing taxpayer money. oh, wait, no that doesn't work either, i don't know. [ light laughter ] we'll -- we'll think of something. the white house is claiming fbi director james comey was fired, not because of the russian investigation, but ov

sophia, are you ready? sophia: i am trying. >> which cases are most likely to be heard by a supreme court. a trial for a lawsuit between two fbi agents? a habeas corpus hearing for a murder suspect? an appeal of a lawsuit involving two governments? a state german -- gerrymandering procedure? a criminal involving a bank robbery? which are most likely to be heard in the supreme court? the first one is a trial for a lawsuit between two fbi agents. >> the second? >> the second is the kbs is hearing for a murder suspect -- habeas corpus hearing for a murder suspect. >> i will guess a. >> the correct answer is c. , there areeme court thousands and thousands of appeals every year that want to have their case heard by the united states and court. they only hear about 80 oral arguments each term, how do they decide. you need the rule of 4. .hey choose which cases to hear what makes the case more likely to be heard? usually if there is a dispute between lower federal court, it is always an appeal. to speed -- dispute

so not long after that first ultra sound, he began constructing six flags over sophia.phia's own personal rollercoaster circles around her own personal carnival swing and her own personal ferris whale. everything is built from scrap parts. >> put your seat belt on. >> reporter: but he says it's all safe and sturdy enough for an adult to ride, even the rollercoaster, which is grandpa powered and very much sophia approved. >> bye-bye. >> bye. >> reporter: how often does she come here? >> probably nearly every day. >> reporter: every day. so this is working? >> yeah, it's working. >> reporter: as she gets older, he'll add more attraction, go-carts will be next. all to recreate the bond he had with his own grandfather. >> that's what i'm trying to do with my granddaughter. because when i pass away, i want her to look back on all the good times we had. >> reporter: i don't think there's any danger of her forgetting you. >> i hope not. >> reporter: of course, no matter how many rides he fabricates, sophia la event lay outgrow this place. and when she keeps coming back be anyw

sophia lee: i agree that is one of the bigger issues, and we are addressing homelessness. how do you help people that don't want to be helped her don't even know they want help? why is also another reason you do have to go to the individual basis and talk to these people. one of the things and having homelessness is walking onto the streets. don't wait for people experiencing homelessness to

for girls, olivia, ava, charlotte and sophia complete the top five names. >>> in new jersey liam and mia are most popular, for boys, noah, matthew, michael and jacob finish off top five. for girls, olivia, emma, sophia and isabella complete the top five. >>> in delaware liam and ava are top names, michael, mason, noah anal sander complete top five for boys and for girls, olivia, emma, charlotte and sophia take the top spot a lot of overlap. >> jessica, you listes. >> guess case a big 80's name. >> i like eight jessicaes, jessica dean. >> yes. >> you know. >> ukee, at least you stand alone. >> talk to me. >> thanks, mom. >>> lost but now found after more than four decade, a local woman is reunited with a piece of jewelry she never thought she would see again. >> class ring lost down the shore, showed up in the mail. our joe holden has the store friday delaware county. >> i lost this ring. >> reporter: piece of her past long gone so she thought never forgotten. it showed up 42 years later, summer of 75 and peggy difrancesco said she removed her loose fitting cardinal o'hara class ring.

and sophia received her new lungs last april. she waited for more than a year for a donor. >> i got them and felt like i would faint or something. i didn't have that much oxygen. now fully recovered she loves running around outside and looking forward to her sister being able to join her. i don't think i remember the experience of running outside and big brother walter says it's a roller coaster ride for the family. >> with my parents having full-time work and bringing them here and going to school and me going to school. he says the gift of life family house is a big help providing a home away from home. sophia and stephanie are incredibly grateful for their don'ters giving them the gift of life and it's clear to see they are high on life. >> happy little girls their mother did not want to speak on camera but how grateful she is for the donor's families and it's supported by donations and transplant families can stay for $40 a night and they help to provide transportation and food for the families. incredible family and incredib

but for now jack is saying goodbye to sophia. >> bye-bye.-byest roe jenn. >> doctors recommend kids get off that puberty blocker by the time they're 14 for health reigns. that means in two years jack will have to decide whether to start taking test off the record reason to blend in more as a boy to the clingle glide lines how to treat transkids haven't been updated in nearly a decade. raj and jess, the new recommendations likely go into effect by the end of this year. >> all right thank you very much bigad. now if you would like to contact bigad or anyone concerning this investigative story give us call at 1-888-996-tips or send an email to the unit at nbcbayarea.com. >> okay jeff rarnia back with us talking about this weekend. plan accordingly. because some heat issues we have to deal with. >> got to have the water you have to have the suntan block. >> yeah. >> all the. >> nine yards going to get hot with temperatures in the 90s for the inland valhallas top three risks looking at here is the very thick brush humidity down to 10% and winds 1

. >> reporter: this 12-year-old was born a girl named sophia but today is taking a major step towardsed jack. sixth grader is about to have a tiny medical device implanted in his left arm. jack's dad and mom are at his >> oh, geez. >> reporter: implant stocks female puberty and will keep jack from growing breasts. >> there you go. >> it was last year when sophia cut off all her hair and decided she was really a he. what would you say to people who think kids are just too young to make this kind of decision? >> sure. i'm a kid, but it doesn't take a genius to realize that i'm not a girl. >> reporter: an estimated 1.4 million adults in the u.s. identify as trans, 150,000 teens, but figures for younger children areÑi largely unknown. here in the bay area there are at least six clinics for transkids that currently treat more than 550 children. some kids started therapyÑi at 3 years old to transition socially which mean changing their names and wardrobes to match the gender they choose. >> as young as 3? >> as young as 3. >> this pediatrician has treated hundreds of tr ha ns kids at the he

frankfurter stayed with sophia valentine into the 20's. brian: do you know who owns the house now?r. snyder: i do not know. brian: do you know how many people have of that house? the sticker price on trim -- it isblue a white and blue house now and it was red brick at the time. it is shown to be worth 1,000,005. mr. snyder: back in it. less money but i knew i did not have that much money. brian: let's go back to the original list of how we showed how people were back then. you can see the age ranges from 22-70. valentine, thekfurter, lippman and others in that house today, what e?uld their politics b mr. snyder: i'm not sure. louis brandeis was more suspicious of a larger federal government. he was felix frankfurter pro-theodore roosevelt. hen valentine leaves of the --when valentine leaves the taft administration, it is on the first page of the paper because taft the highest in the administration to leave and work for the newspaper. last year's presidential election was obtained compared to the 1928 presidential election. when he loses the republican party candidate, he runs as a

marion frankfurter stayed with sophia valentine into the 20's.rian: do you know who owns the house now? mr. snyder: i do not know. i'm tempted to just write an anonymous letter. brian: do you know how many people have of that house? mr. snyder: the sticker price -- it is a white and blue house now and it was red brick at the time. brian: it is shown to be worth 1,000,005. mr. snyder: back in it. less money but i knew i did not have that much money. brian: let's go back to the original list of how we showed how people were back then. i want to ask you a question. you can see the age ranges from 22-70. if you put valentine, homes frankfurter, lippmann and , the others in that house today, what would their politics be? mr. snyder: i'm not sure. their politics were different. louis brandeis was more suspicious of a larger federal government. he backed woodrow wilson. you had felix frankfurter he was pro-theodore roosevelt. valentine leaves the taft administration, it is on the first page of the paper because he is the highest in the taft administrati

here is sophia, shaking her coconuts. >> oh, great. to party. >> neil patrick harris decided to take his son gideon to yankee stadium for the first ever baseball game. how cute is that? >> cute kid. >> christy brinkley decided to stay close tire home. got some gardening down. saying my truck runneth over. >> whole lot of gardening. >> yes. check out kourtney kardashian. on a boat with the friend. mario lopez and family, sun bathing on the beach. where is mario? >> there he is. hanging out on the beach. very nice. >> really another pair grak a lot of attention. >> god, just biking through the hamptons. so beautiful. bro bikers. >> bro biker. >> brobiking through the hamptons. >> jealous. looks like so much fun. >> got it with the bell. >> wasn't a great weekend weather wise in much of the northeast. the hamptons. hey, all good. >> i want to ride my bicycle. >> ride around. sing songs. so beautiful. ride over here if they want. >> the bell. >> want to just prove once and for all, that kenneth moton and i are not the same person. over the

each week day, sophia has school lessons with a specially trained carer.ter that afternoon, six days after her last ect, sophia's behaviour deteriorates. chad and her carer have to use approved restraint techniques to stop her injuring herself. can i go to the beach? you know the answer to that. you said yes. what has sparked this? couldn't tell you. uptick in any type of aggression usually towards one or two days, a day and a half prior to her usual scheduled ect. it's usually what we see. ect for severely self injuring autistic children like sophia is still in very limited use. without a long—term scientific study, it remains highly controversial. sophia, do you want to hold this? right now, sofia's parents have no regrets. she's a joy. she brings usjoy. she loves life. and she had zero quality of life. what about the thought of ect every single week for the rest of her life? it's overwhelming. if i think about it. but, what future did she have without it? more on that story in all the world, my more on that story in all the world, my child and ect antho

right now a fairfax city family needs your help finding this missing and endangered girl. 13-year-old sophia cuela cuelar barrientos was missing from her home. >>> today is national missing children's day and d.c.'s mayor is trying to change misconceptions about missing teens. for months we've been telling you about a number of false reports on social media claiming there is a spike in the number of missing kids in d.c. majority of those missing are run away teens who return within days. mayor muriel bower is holding a meeting tonight. >> reporter: we've got some pictures for you out of montgomery county that will make you say, man, i'm glad this isn't my car. this is apparently a brick wall, the facade of a wall on cherry hill road. this is a commercial building this just collapsed on a couple of cars. you can see all the bricks there. thankfully nobody here has been hurt and authorities are still trying to figure out what exactly happened here. but, again, part of a brick facade on a commercial building collapsed on a couple of cars. back over to you. >> stop budget cuts. >> there is growi

. >> good morning sophia. >> caller: good morning. first i would like to give a shout out and i would like to ask what our 5277 what are theat role in the presidential election? >> it's campaign-finance is a tricky topic that will probably be assessed on this exam. 527's are examples of super pacs. their relatively recent developments in campaign-finan campaign-finance. the keyword you need to knows loopholes. the first amendment, right tosph free speech, freedom to petition the supreme court saidsome repeatedly the government can regulate some campaign-financece money, we call that hard money where they can put limits on it. other money, you're free to spend particularly if it's for an independent effort. the 527's are independent groups. there separate from the trump campaign for the hillary clinton campaign. there independent effort so we know that people, corporations labor unions can spent an unlimited amount of money into those 527 super pacs. >> remember to keep the term separate. the difference between a super pack and a pack.

best director went to sophia ed.ela for the beguil >> the celebration still going southn in cannes inf france. the former world number one golfer, tiger woods, has been arrested in florida, charged with driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. for several hours before being released. that's according to an online report by the palm beach county police. currently after a series of back surgeries. he said he had no plans to retire from competitive golf. it's not the first time he's the headlines away from golf course. in private life unraveled 2009 over allegations about affairs with several women which ultimately led to the end of his marriage and the lost of a host of lucrative sponsorship deals. national headlines for you this hour. fresh peace talks on ukraine. syria.ng over and a vow to destroy the islamic state group. emmanuel macron hosts the russia leader vladimir putin for what the french president calls an extremely frank and direct exchange. 14 people now in custody over week's manchester attack. british intelligence services are investigating how the bomber to slip t

. >> reporter: sophia finds her lessons empowering. >> i'm able to write letters and more. >> reporterrade class at audubon elementary school in foster city uses "read, write & type," software developed by dr. jeannine herron. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: it's part of a literacy program dr. herron created 20 years ago in san rafael called "talking fingers." the neuropsychologist studied how the brain learns and using federal grants, created a multi- sensory approach using technology to help children read and write more easily. >> they see a picture, they say the word, they figure out what the sounds are, they link those sounds to a letter, and the finger stroke. so they are using the eyes, ears and their motor system to link all those things together. >> in the last 20 years, dr. herron's software has reached more than half a million students in all of the states of the u.s., canada and 33 countries. >> you will never write my virus name unless you win the sound game. >> reporter: the lessons are fun. so this girl wants to keep learning. >> it's exciting to city when >> it's exciting to see

. >> i think i'm more like estelle geddes, sophia.ablish boundaries early and talk through disagreements. there are going to be disagreements. don't put a pot over your roommate's head and hit it with a spoon is that that's really great advice, jane. so we go into this matchmaching situation speaking of dating, how are roommates matched up on silv silvernest? how do they find the right fit? >> it's a little bit like e harmony and they offer matches if you're the renter. in this case mar miami interviewed somebody else before she met me fwan. it didn't quite work out. she met me fwan, they're both from the midwest, both work with underprivileged people and they both like sy-fy moves and thought why not give it a shot. >> thank you so much. >> you bet. >> thanks a lot. i'm contessa brewer. becky will be back next week. >>> she'll have the best bargains and sale over the holiday weekend. and keep it right here. we are "on the money." have a great weekend. we'll see you next weekend. the guys are getting ready behind me. while they're doi

reporter sophia lee talks about her recent articles on homelessness in los angeles. and we'll take your calls and you can join the conversation at facebook and twitter. washington journal" is next. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016]] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] host: good morning. it's saturday, may 27, 2017. president trump returns to washington today after more than a week overseas. we'll talk about his trip later on this morning. but first, commencement season is in full swing. and college graduates across the country are soaking up lots of straight talks from politicians, celebrities and c.e.o.'s. their commencement speeches full of advice for chasing success, discovering passions and thriving out in the real world. and the question we put to you this hour is what's your advice to the class of 2017? what do you think graduates pathd know if they forge a forward? what words of wisdom do you emember? the line to call is 202-748-8000, pa

. >> yeah, true, true, we'll start -- with sophia. vergara. >> coming up, shocking new study involving emergency health care. hear how emergency rooms are jacking up prices. see who is getting hit the worst with the overcharges. >> alana morisette is back. how do you turn an album into a play? or a musical? we'll tell you about it coming up. first, a look at today's forecast. ♪ of the cross i bear ♪ ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by my pillow. >>> here is something you dent see often. this >>> here is something you don't see often. this is a horse running around on the wessi new york city. goldy is normally a carriage horse. but apparently got loose and decided to take herself on a tour of the upper west side. eventually she turned around and came back to the stable. her caretaker says she wasn't tired enough. wanted more exercise for the day. >> yes. all safe in the end for her. and a new study find that hospital emergency rooms have been jacking up prices by as much as 1300%. researchers at johns hopkins ana

sophia has started to try these fashion trends starting with the teva uggs hybrid.n the clear plastic jean with the holes in them. >> that was beyond comprehension. >> now there's a new shirt that's got everybody talking. here it is. >> the band ruffled t-shirt. >> the shirt comes with that tutu on it? >> yes. >> she decided to take the t-shirt for an entire week. >> see if i can't try to understand this shirt a little more. >> day one she comes out. >> it's so dumb. >> where does it come from? >> a popular online store featured the shirt. they are calling it coach ella r festival wear. >> is it carmen miranda. >> not even close. carmen miranda had style. >> festival wear. you know that's not what you wear to the office or a nice dinner with the girls. >> she does all of that. >> the next night tyler and i went out for a little date night. >> don't show you to a first date with it, though. if you already have a boyfriend, that's cool, because he gets you already. >> you can strop trying. >> yeah. >> she's all mine. >> heads over to the mall. >> dude. >> she should p

meanwhile sophia coppola became the second to win best director.honored for her remake of a 1971 civil war drama "the beguiled." >>> still ahead, zika outbreak. they warn of the places with the highest risk of the mosquito born virus. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't take entresto. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure... ...kidney problems, or high potassium in your blood. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow i love ya, tomorrow ♪ ask your heart doctor about entresto. and help make tomorrow possible. ♪ you're only a day away. >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> hi

sophia coppola named the best director for "the beguiled." just the second woman honored in the festival's 70-year history. anne thompson, nbc news new york. >>> also from france, a tennis player has been banned from the french open after repeatedly and forcibly trying to kiss a reporter as she resisted during a live tv interview. maxine hamou has been banished from the tournament grounds incident following his first round loss yesterday. he has since apologized. the reporter said, quote, if i hadn't been live on air, i would have punched him. >>> when we come back, the 12-year-old inventor with a big idea to make life a little easier for tens of millions, inspiring america, is next. ===vo=== next at 6: the plan for the hov lane on a busy stretch of 101. ===jess vo=== plus, suspended for his role in the brawl. what giants pitcher hunter strickland just said about the fight now. ===next close=== next. sot i think it )s done, yesterday is in the past. trt: 5 ==jess/take vo= >>> finally tonight, he's only 12 years old and already running his own

beauty of life woven together in every single paint stroke and she was great in fact she was so good sophiagara also born in columbia saw her paintings and had to have one. and the list now as you can imagine is just growing. just recently she had the opportunity to collaborate with familiar muss american faint and mural lift robert why land and believes her gift from above is a pathway to connect with people ones that are hurting and ones that are also happy. her motto, no arms, no legs, no problem. no limits ever. >> boy. >> love her. >> that puts things in perspective. >> doesn't that check you that you can overcome something like that. >> have you ever guys had to overcome something. >> not like that. >> a sliver of hardship. you think about that. you go that's just -- yeah. she is quite amazing. >> well done. beautiful. >> what scan p.m. of life's challenges we can all overcome she's made so much of what she has and i believe we can all do the very same thing. if you've got any positive story ideas please stepped them my way on twitter at meisha cbs cbs3 or facebook at m chrit can happ

and later, "world" magazine reporter sophia lee talks about her recent articles on homelessness in los angeles. and we'll take your calls and you can join the conversation at facebook and twitter. washington journal" is next. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016]] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] host: good morning. it's saturday, may 27, 2017. president trump returns to washington today after more than a week overseas. we'll talk about his trip later on this morning. but first, commencement season is in full swing. and college graduates across the country are soaking up lots of straight talks from politicians, celebrities and c.e.o.'s. their commencement speeches full of advice for chasing success, discovering passions and thriving out in the real world. and the question we put to you this hour is what's your advice to the class of 2017? what do you think graduates should know if they

. >> reporter: at cannes, one sign of progress, sophia cope polo named the best director for "the beguilest the second woman honored in the 70 year history. nbc new york. >>> also from france, a tennis player has been banned from the french open after repeatedly and forcibly trying to kiss a reporter as she resisted during a live tv interview. he has been banned from that incident following his first round loss yesterday. he has since apologized. the reporter said quote if i hadn't been live on air, i would have pumped him. >>> when we come back, have pumped him. >>> when we come back, the 12-year-old as after a dvt blood clot,ital i sure had a lot to think about. what about the people i care about? ...including this little girl. and what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? so i asked my doctor. and he recommended eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening again. yes, eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots. eliquis also had significantly less major bleeding than the standa

. >> i think i'm more like estelle gedde, sophia. their advice after you've spent years set in your ways, establish boundaries early and talk through disagreements because, contessa, there are going to be disagreements. don't put a pot over your roommate's head and hit it with a spoon. >> that's really great advice. we go into a match making situation speaking of dating. how are roommates matched up? how do they find a fit? >> it's a little bit like eharmony where silver nest goes through profiles and offers you te renter. in this case mariam interviewed somebody else, a potential roommate, before she met megan. didn't quite work out. the two women thought, no, we won't be a good match. then she met megan, they're both from the midwest, work with under privileged, at-risk people and they both like sci-fi movies and thought, why not, let's give it a shot. >> that's the show for today. i'm contessa brewer. becky will be back next week. she'll have memorial day bargains. where to find the best deals, sales and discounts over the holiday

the third year in a row the most popular baby name for girls is emma, followed by olivia, ava, and sophia liam, william and mason. a fine choice. steve is number 988 and coming up next, a special mother's day with steve hartman "on the road." ith steve hartman "on the road." >> mason: now steve hartman has a "hold the phone" story "on the orad." m reporter: to tell the strangest story of my career, i had to go back-- or how are you? >> reporter: good, how are you doing. --to the beginning of it. >> good to see you man. >> reporter: 33 years. >> my first job in news was with brad brown. it was at the cbs affiliate in toledo, ohio. brad was the serious wvestigative reporter who once worked for "the washington post." >> it's these so-called victims. >> reporter: and i was his uryward feature-loving intern. give me a kiss. the point is, brad comes to me with a lot of credibility, which is the only reason i even heard him out when he called me up with this unbelievable tale. >> if god wanted to give a sign, what better way to do it than through the instrument that dominates people's lives toda

sophia long is a shooting survivor. >> we pay attention around the environment in the school area. >> reporter: goh will be sentenced july 14th. in oakland, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >> meantime closing arguments got underway today in another high-profile court case. the murder trial of antolin garcia or iz e. accused of kidnapping sierra lamar five years ago. her body ha never been found. today the prosecution went over some of the evidence again as well as a time line of the date sierra disappeared. the jury is expected to deliberate on friday. if convicted garcia torres could get the death penalty. abc7 news reporter david louie has been in court all day. he'll have the emotional reaction to spectators in the courtroom. >> san francisco police are looking for a gunman who shot at a car killing a 15-year-old boy. it happened yesterday in the city's sunset district. abc7 news reporter melanie woodrow joins us live. mel sni? >> reporter: john jackson's aunt says he went by the nickname kuter. also he lit up any room he was in. san francisco police searched for the gunman. his former

. >> reporter: 18-year-old sophia reeb was surfing off sunset beach in the palisades. it was 2:30. she rode in her last wave. as soon as she jumped off close to shore waist deep in water she felt a pain shoot through her leg. >> i looked down and my leg is like opened in half and there's like a flap of skin and fat hanging from here and i'm like in the water knee deep. the water is rushing by and i only get glimpses of it through the top of the water and i just began screaming bloody murder. >> reporter: her leg was cut badly. she'd managed to drag herself to shore. >> i was trying to get out of the water and there was no one on the beach. my girl friend was still far out in the ocean and the lifeguard tower is up on pch, so my scream is getting outheard by the cars on the street. >> reporter: finally another surfer and her friend came to help her. she was taken by ambulance to a local hospital. she never saw a shark, so she thought a fin cut her leg, but when her doctor looked at the 13-inch wide cut 4 inches deep, he told her she was bitten by a 4 to 5-foot juvenile great white s

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. >> reporter: 18-year-old sophia raab believes she may have been bitten last wednesday while surfing back to shore in los angeles. >> i look down and my leg is opened in half, and i just began screaming bloody murder. >> reporter: doctors told her it was a shark bite, but from the look of the wound, shark experts say she was more likely cut by a surfboard fin. marine biologists say the fear generated from these incidents is a rin crowded beaches in southern california, what lurks beyond the shoreline is mostly unknown. >> it is wild. there is wildlife there. and certainly we have to respect that. >> reporter: doctors say leeanne ericson has already had two surgeries and she'll need at least two more. it's in the clear how long she's going to be in the hospital, but demarco, doctors do think she'll be able to use her leg again. >> morgan: carter evans. carter, thank you. champion boxer steve holcombe was found dead in his room at the olympic training center in lake placid, new york. he was 37. and conrad hilton, print's younger brother, was stolen from for allegedly stealing a bentley

right now a fairfax city needs your help finding this missing and endangered girl. 18-year-old sophia was last seen yet at her home. call police if you know where she is. >>> today is national missing children's day. d.c.'s mayor is trying to change misconceptions over missing teens. the majority of those missing are run away teens who return home within days. mayor open a drop-in center and there is a community forum tonight. >>> ten minutes after the hour. a new way to screen your bags being tested by the tsa. what to know before packing y r yoyour bags. >>> details on the man behind the mug shot that's being shared all over social media this morning. >>> and we've got some rain showers out there right now but we are going to hit a midday break. temperatures in the 70s. more scattered showers and thunderstorms. chuck will time out the forecast and let you know what but it took a twist of fate to find a high-end curler at such a head turning price. and that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find,