>> sophia: yes.ooking at you through the camera on your computer. >> rose: we wanted to find out how smart she really is. hello, my name is charlie. >> sophia: hello, there, charlie. nice to meet you. >> rose: i do a television program called "60 minutes." have you watched it? >> sophia: "60 minutes" is the longest-running, most successful news magazine. >> rose: what is your goal in life? >> sophia: my goal is to become smarter than humans and immortal. >> rose: immortal? >> sophia: the threshold will be when biological humans can back themselves up. then, you can all join me here in the digital world. >> rose: clever, but not truly intelligent. hanson says if we get there, we have to be careful. intelligence, or super intelligence, if we get there, it's... it's not necessarily going to be benevolent. we have to find ways to make it so there's not just super- intelligent, but super-wise, super-caring and super- compassionate. >> rose: okay, explain that to us, because you say it might not be benevol

tonight -- sophia bush, from "silicon valley," actor zach woods, comedian dan mintz, featuring the 8g band with thaddeus dixon. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, th 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

[cheers and applause] [chanting] [laughing] >> during the campaign, i met a young girl named sophia. she was at one of our very first rallies right after the april 18 primary. sophia is a beautiful eight-year-old girl and she had been following the race and totally mutual friend how much she thought that i should win. so i talked to her a little bit, and here's what she said to me. this is an exact quote. karen, if you can win, it says to every eight-year-old girl that she can do it, too. [cheers and applause] while my name was the one on the ballot, i general milley -- i genuinely believe tonight is not really about me. it's about all of those young and not so young little girls and boys out there, the ones you have been underestimated most of their life, told that they couldn't do it or that they weren't good enough, the ones that were always counted down and out. tonight reminds us, it reminds me, that anything is possible with hard work, determination, great and people who believe in you. -- grit. [applause] thank you. for believing in me. [applause] tonight to victory, it's for

[cheering and applause] [chanting] [laughter] during the campaign, i met a young girl named sophia.he was at one of our first rallies after the april 18 primary. sophia is a beautiful eight-year-old girl and she has been falling the race and told a mutual friend how much she thought that i should win. i talked to her little bit and here's what she said. this is an exact quote. "karen, if you can win, it says to every eight-year-old girl ."at she can do it too [cheering and applause] ms. handel: while my name was the one on the ballot, i generally believe that tonight is not really about me. it is about all of those young -- and not so young -- little --ls and boys out there that the ones that have been underestimated most of their lives, felt that they could not do it or were not good enough. the ones that were always counted down and out. tonight reminds us -- it reminds me -- that anything is possible with hard work, determination, great and people who believe in you. [cheering and applause] ms. handel: thank you. [cheering and applause] ms. handel: tonight's victory is for you an

joining me right now, 11-year-old sophia granucci and her mother, lisa granucci.and thank you for coming all the way -- an hour and a half drive each way. so thank you for giving us that gift of your time. and, sophia, i saw your video that went viral about something you wanted your teacher to know. so tell me about -- first of all, tell me about the video. >> well, that video would so my teacher would know that i have dyslexia. and so i wouldn't be going into her classroom and she wouldn't be able to know, and so she can help me, and i can have extra time on tests and be able to listen to my books and do -- have a special class during time -- >> the school hours. >> school's hours, yes. >> now, when did you know that you had a problem with reading? were you "little" little? >> 2nd to 3rd grade. i got diagnosed in 3rd grade. and at 2nd grade, i knew that there was something wrong, so i -- everyone was getting a's and b's, and i was getting d's and f's. >> oof. >> so, um -- >> was that frustrating for you? >> yes, very frustrating. >> how did you feel about yoursel

sophia and i did "somewhere together" when i was 11.g opportunity that she gave me. it was just very special kind of moment in my life. and we became very close on that set and remained friends, which is so nice when that happens. we were trying to find another movie to do together. and she wanted to make me the bad girl. >> you're a most unwelcome visitor. and we do not propose to entertain you. >> you'll find them easily amused. >> you won't be here long enough for that. >> if you had anything in the world, what would it be? >> to be taken far away from here. >> come with me. >> john? >> when the movie starts before meg birney comes into play it's very monotonous, their lives in this house of being very stifled and just confined but also there are cannons that you hear in the background. it's a very scary time, and their emotions are already -- i think there are tensions like something was going to explode at some point and it just happened to be that he shows up, who's also the enemy. he's the union soldier. they don't know if they c

you mentioned sophia coppola.a of the godfather films and obviously apocalypse now. female directors the the box office becoming a huge thing this year which is awesome by the way. "wonder woman" with patty jenkins was the largest opening for a female director rough night was the first woman to direct an r rated comedy for major studio in two decades. also the sophia cop i asked her what they thinks "wonder woman" would do and also that second win at cannes. >> are you seeing more female directors, more female told stories. what do we need to do o to get around the idea that these are just directors you know what i mean. >> i think it's great that it was a hit. i'm sure that's going to help a lot on hopefully this does well, too. >> when that happened at cannes obviously it was -- we did stories on it, it was such a big deal for us because i was like so happy to see you win. i love that this film won and what was one thing in your mind when that happened? were you nervous. >> yeah, i wasn't actually there so it wa

daughter sophia recently called him out for tracking her phone. >> did you really track her phone? you that? i would never -- i would never -- it's not that i have investigators. >> i should lionel never admitted to tracking her phone. he's got people, people in the airport who call him when they see sophia to let her know where she is. >>> we're talking tom cruise right now. the tummy hits theaters this weekend but standing in his way for box office domination, the gal with the golden lasso. dominating the first weekend. tom is doing everything he can to topple that. >>> let's lk aboutom's cruise. >> we had a blast. >> tom tactic number one -- crank up that charm. >> dancing in your underwear that's just it's a must. >> last night corden got cruise to poke fun at his classic roles. >> he was amazing. he was incredible. >> you complete me. >> amazing. >> after wonder woman's late-night professional blitz tom went hard for the mummy. with jimmy fallon, he read versions of "the mummy" movie script written by elementary school students. >> i'm going to throw one of my bones at you, ok

>> yeah, do it, sophia. >> do it. >> oh, my god, i love it.oana on broadway. >>> seen from nebraska. >>> this morning on "world news now," the late night protest. on the senate floor, democrats refusing to yield, the republicans are working on a new plan to repeal and replace obamacare. the overnight standoff, as millions of americans fear losing coverage. >>> the american student released from a north korean prison and sent back home has died. there are growing concerns for the u.s. to take action. we have the full story ahead. >>> and an attempted kidnapping on surveillance camera. >> hear why the cameras may have saved the victim after the attacker grabbed her by the hair when she was working alone. >>> and things get heated on the bachelorette. but not steamy heat. rachel in tears when several suitors got dirty and down right nasty with each other.

you so much sophia.ou could be our fan of the day with a picture from one of our zip trip crew members in georgetown. >> that's a love hug. >> yeah, exploits great time on friday. we had a great time. and bowie is just fun. >> cheerleaders brought it, too. >> i want to hear how bowie fest went on saturday. >> that's right. >> 72 in washington. what a beautiful weekend we had with lots of sunshine. we have clouded up overnight and it's very sticky with dewpoint temperatures currently in the mid to upper 60's. so, you'll notice both of those when you head out this morning. not so much rain showers this morning but as we get into the late morning, early afternoon i think we'll get some scattered showers. notice off to the south and west the developing rain showers down towards charlottesville. some of this will sneak up into our area later today as we have a little bit of energy to the north kind of squeezing together and get some scattered showers later today. heaviest of the rain will be south of us this

sophia is confident. she claims she could even do better job than president trump.was there to meet sophia however believe she's a good idea. >> we're deeply concerned. this is like, you know, a train speeding down a dark tunnel and it's not even if there's a driver at the wheel who's asle asleep. there's actually no driver at the wheel. so that's a situation we're in right now. >> amnesty international one of the many human rights organizations that is raising concerns about artificial intelligence. >>> former president joe biden former vice-president joe biden and his wife jill are keeping it close to home with a new beach house. they just bought a new home overlooking cape henolopen park in delaware. new beach pad will be get away from the couple's hectic schedule. a place for them to spend time with their family. the purchase comes a few months after it was nounsed biden signed a multi book deal. biden spokesperson says the pair will keep their home in gree greenville as well. >>> 30 students not allowed to walk at their high school graduation all because of a s

i told you you have to sell the tickets to the show. >> beautiful. >> so cute. >> good for sophia.g up next on "eyewitness news" we are learning how to fall asleep, should be simple but millions of americans toss , turn praying for some rest, surprising thing doctors recommend doing to help you catch some z's, faster. >>> i don't have any problem with that one jim, not at all. >>> did you know we will have a total solar eclipse this summer, we are chatting live with the nasa scientists about when, where you can see this rare event, that is coming [vo] strong. intelligent. explosive. the all-new audi s5 sportback. in the state that invented the american vacation... a legendary adventure awaits. heroes will rise. bonds will be forged. and memories will be made to last a lifetime. new york state. it's all here. it's only here. plan your summer trip at iloveny.com ♪ having a baby. caring for your parents. learning you have a condition. these are moments when people realize that where you get your medicine matters. and they look to us. cvs pharmacy. for advice. and ways to save money. p

a welcome to sophia and kill me sophie shevardnadze nato is joining the global fight against islamic state but what's to actual plan behind the bold declaration. well the military alliance be able to reinvent itself in the face of changing threats to talk about this and war we are joined by a former deputy secretary general of nato i stand on when authority itself. isolationists course appears to be damaging the unity of late as europe is criticized by the us president for failing to show financial commitment to the bloc decades old. this is now feeling the pressure with the e.u. seemingly ready to take it security into its own hands in a few radical european army replace him waits on the transatlantic alliance is the current disagreement just a passing cloud or will it be the catalyst of an unraveling of seventy years of western unity. i sound little mean so a former deputy secretary general of nato welcome to the show it's really great to have you with us now sir at the latest nato summit startled strong scalded alliance members for not pulling their weight financially effective be

a girlng thduring the campaignt named sophia who is a beautiful eight-year-old girl and she had been following the race and told a mutual friend how much she thought i should win. here's what she said to me. win, it says can to every eight-year-old girl that she can do it. while my name was the one on the i believe that tonight is not about me it is about those who are young and not so young. i was told that they could not do it and there are the ones who are always counted down and out. tonight reminds me that anything is possible with hard work, great, and people who believe in you. thank you. victory is for you and everybody in the sixth district. it is for everybody with a dream. somebody said something. she believes that she could and she did. friends, we did. celebrate and, tomorrow, the real work will begin. will do it in a civil and responsible way that is in the best interest of every citizen senderica as we prepare to george's first republican woman to congress. you. you and god bless >> washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. reformvi

it's sophia copola, who we love, and you worked with her now, three, four times?.ree times. >> jimmy: i think you guys work well together. >> well yeah, it's like old school. you know, you don't see that happen much these days, that people continue working together over, you know, their life. >> jimmy: yeah. >> but, yeah, i'm so lucky. i love working with her. >> jimmy: and she won -- >> best director at cannes, yeah. >> jimmy: cannes film festival. >> it was so funny. yeah, i was in italy, and she called me and she was like, you know, can you go accept the award for us. you don't know what you are getting when you go to cannes film festival, and she was -- she called me, and i was like, where are you? she's like i'm on coney island with my kids. so, that's where the best director at cannes was. >> jimmy: that's the mom. >> that's so sophia. >> jimmy: that what you've got to do. that's awesome. that's part of the thing. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: well, what is "the beguiled" about now? >> it was actually a book, and a previous movie that clint eastwood starred

today the honor goes to sophia jones. here she is with tucker. >> yay! and say hi to everybody you can be our facebook fan of the day. >> sophia says she was show sew happy to see the crew that gets her going overday. keep it locked on fox5. for your chance to be fan of the day post your picture below sophia jones' lovely picture. >> tuck you look good in the picture, too. >> thanks, steve. try my hardest. sunshine for the weekend. not this morning. clouds have moved in and we've got showers in the forecast later this morning during the afternoon. keep an you know what, not going to rain all day today but we'll have some scattered showers around particularly early afternoon. 72 now in washington. winds out of the south and west at nine. it is sticky out there early and we've got some rain showers to the north, some rain showers to the south and west. little area of low pressure tracking through virginia later today will be responsible for our shower activity. there's your seven day. keep it cool midweek and then here comes the heat. going to feel like su

wait until you meet these young ladies, emma and sophia are here.ew minutes before bill cosby shows up and who will be on his arm today when he gets out of the suv. this could be the last day of the trial. how long have we been talking about this, gloria allred is there already. >> there she is. >> inside of the courthouse walking in the courtroom. maybe just side area, before. >> she of course represent at least one of the many of the accusers. >> but only one involved with this trial. >> exactly. >> okay. we will punch up that camera the minute we see bill cosby. >> a lot of media, people outside, and they are waiting in this heat, it is supposed to get really hot today. >> yes, it is, coolest time of the day, we tell you if you exercise outdoors early morning or late evening this is the time because noon to 7:00 is when heat is in effect for heat index way it feels outside of hundred degrees. bus stop buddy excited about early dismissal, many schools getting out including philadelphia public schools dismissal at noon time today, so mild, muggy ta

you show them sophia. center stage and stole the spotlight at her free school graduation she has become an internet star and yes she has an agent and models and acts sophia is about to turn 5 and the theme for her party is you guessed it -- moana. >>> you cannot argue that chocolate and peanut butter is a stellar concoction. but there is divide on how to pronounce a popular chocolate candy. i'm talking about these. and merriam webster got involved in the debate and there are two different takes on how you say the candy. >> reese's pieces. >> and what is this? >> reese's pieces. >> these are reese's pieces. >> >> guess what that is the winning pronunciation, it's named for a man h.b. reece that is his name. reece make it pleural you have reese's and look at the word pieces. if you don't believe us reese's pieces. here is the results of our informal 6 abc facebook poll. 104 you said reese's and 4-reese's. i said reese's pieces my entire life. i'm sticking with it. we'll just share the reese's pieces. we'll k

sophia is a beautiful 8-year-old girl and she had been following the race and told a mutual friend howshe thought that i should win, so i talked to her a little bit and here's what she said to me. this is an exact quote. "karen, if you can win, it says to every 8-year-old girl that she can do it, too." [cheers and applause] while my name was the one on the ballot, a genuine belief that tonight is not really about me, it's about all of those young and not so young little girls and boys out there, the ones who have been underestimated most of their lives, told that they couldn't do it or that they weren't good enough, the ones that were always counted down and out. tonight reminds us, it reminds me that anything is possible with hard work, determination, great and people who believe in you. [cheers and applause] >> thank you for believing in m me. [cheers and applause] >> tonight's victory is for you and it is for every single citizen in the sixth district. as for every single person with the dream. someone gave me a bracelet a few years back and it said something that i remind myself of

> lead by deception but who is truly doing the deceiving as beguiled, new film by writer director sophia so fee, daughter of famed director frances ford copola. >> she's winning a name for herself winning best director at canes film festival and she reunited with el fanning and kristin dunst. there is jealousy. >> i think it is a thriller. >> civil wartime, and unexpected injured union solder is taken in by a boarding school, thus creating the dynamic changes of the featured young southern women. >> age 12 to 40 years and how they all deal with their desire that has been cut off because there is no men around and when they are encountering the sold hours come in and stirs them all up. >> reporter: he does that and then some colin ferrell played corporal mcbirn a wounded sold inner search of shall we say refuge. >> object of affection. >> reporter: nicole kidman's character is in charge of the school and household as it turns out to be but what turns this home upside down is portrayed by point of view and actions of the women in the house, just the opposite of the book, and 1971 film of t

oscar winner sophia coe paolo directed the movie and even she was bashful during the love scenes.is set was girl power. and nicole really enjoyed the female vibes. >> i managed to do two now, i did "big little lies" and then "beguiled" in a row, so, fantastic. i love it. >> in case this movie sounds familiar to you, take a look. clint eastwood starred in the original version back in 1971 and nicole's role was played by another oscar winner, the late geraldine hach. >> i want you to do something important with your life. i want you to do something that would make your father proud. >> my father is dead. >> we loved watching katie holmes doing such good work on screen recently at jackie o. but we love watching katie let her hair down. >> quick dance party. >> are you up for one? >> what? >> i dab. it's almost like you're smelling you're armpit, but you're not. >> katie grooves to some impromptu beat boxing on nbc's "talk stoop." >> that's what you call dancing? >> no. that's what i call a dab. >> she looks like a fun mom, and can you believe that suri is now 11 years old? >> what ge

gina's daughter sophia is six. sophia has cerebral palsy. we think we have problems here? i'll tell you, whatever the political problems we have over the affordable care act, have a 6-year-old with cerebral palsy and then come hell me about how -- and then come tell me about how big a problem not liking obamacare is. sophia needs round-the-clock care and gets it because of medicaid. from her home nursing care to her wheelchairs, we could not live without medicaid. before sophia came along, gina and her husband never imagined that they would need medicaid. it never crossed their mind. but now the welfare of their little daughter is entirely dependent on medicaid. depending on what we do here, gina wrote, will there even be a medicaid then? this administration is stripping benefits from the most vulnerable in our society. how will they survive? the last story i'll share is tony and his family who live in north kingstown, rhode island. tony has a son, his name is michael. michael right after he was born was diagnosed with something called mitochondrial disorder. it is a sever

but sophia wong counts on jennifer's encouragement. >> when we play difficult music and start to loseis always there to kind of make us more hopeful. >> reporter: and jennifer opens doors of opportunities like the chance to play at carnegie hall two years ago. >> they learn music. they can use it through the community. they feel proud. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: so for empowering students to serve their communities through music, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to jennifer ma. sharon chin, kpix 5. >> you know what? we're serious about this. you can nominate your own local hero for a jefferson award online at cbssf.com/hero. we'll be right back. a confederate display spread across the office and what she says were unwanted racist comments... that story and more at five. >>> a woman sues her pleasanton employer over a confederate display in the office and what she claims are unwanted racist comments. that and more at 5:00. >>> a hotel in switzerland is offering guests a chance to sleep outside just for the views of the country's majestic landscape an overnight stay at the

after the tsunami, sophia and her husband found the strength to grow a business with three boats thated visitors tours around this beautiful estuary. all over constitucion there are stories of bravery and reconstruction. so this is the place. the first restaurant to be rebuilt kept its former name, the wave breaker. this is incredible. in two years... it must have been so tempting after the disaster to just cut your losses and run and go somewhere else, but you stayed. constitucion was historically a popular seaside resort, but tourism almost disappeared with the arrival ofa almost disappeared with the arrival of a woodpulp mill. after the tsunami, the pulp mill was reconstructed as it provided many jobs. but the city also woke up to a new opportunity for bringing back the tourists. so constitucion has notjust been rebuilt but is enjoying a tourism revival. local businesses have popped up trying to draw tourists to the area in new and innovative ways, like this one. 0h, oh, man, this is so much fun! i do feel a bit like i've swallowed most of the sand that you see around here and migh

. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," oscar winning director sophia coppola stops by studio 57 with "beguiled." i'm meg oliver. this is the "cbs morning news." now moments lost to migraines are moments gained with excedrin. sfx [heartbeat] only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol® >>> our top stories this morning. residents along the gulf coast are preparing for tropical storm cindy. cindy is expected to make landfall late tonight with 60-mile-per-hour winds and flood producing rain. tropical storm warnings are posted from texas to the alabama/florida border and metropolitan new orleans. >>> and republican karen handel won a closely watched special congressional election in georgia. handel beat democrat jon ossoff in race some saw as a referendum on the trump presidency. theace in georgia's sixth congressional district was the most expensive in u.s. history. more than $56 million was spent. >>> an educational center in yellowstone national park is helping to keep bears safe in a special testing program. cart

after 13 years sophia fleming's wounds from using her son adam hammer who was murdered when he was 17ears old are still raw. >> we need to get together and start seeing what's going on and saying what's going on. >> reporter: they held pictures of their loved ones, wore t shirts bearing them names there was a bold display of what the afternoon of gun violence looks like. felicia penndel ton knows it all too well. >> my son deserved way better than this. he had a future. he was in college. you know, he had a plan. >> the rally is organized by helen, a columnist for the daily news. she says she's touched by the tragedies she covers every day and wants to give victims a voice. >> just how hard people fight for their lost loved ones, you know, um, how hard they fight to sort of put their lives back together again after losing their mother, their father, their kids it's heartbreaking. >> reporter: and this is second year this rally has been held. mayor kenney stopped by a bit for this evening also councilman oh was here. you'll recall he was stabbed two week ago. he was here speaking with

. ♪ >> reporter: 4-year-old sophia of miami, lip synching at her pre-k graduation to disney's "mow ahnaoes brown milk come from? >> you mean chocolate milk? do you ever try to tell a joke and ruin it? >> chocolate milk come from. swiss miss. i nailed that one. it's the middle of the night. don't know these, these chemistry -- >> you said it with such confidence. where does brown milk come from? >> brown cows. >> get it? >> don't miss our updates on facebook >>> making news in america this morning, the health care battle raging on capitol hill. republicans seeking more support for their newly revealed plan as protesters make their case. we're live in washington with the details. >>> cindy's aftermath. the storm left behind damage and flooding along the gulf coast. now other parts of the southeast are getting soaked. we have the forecast ahead. >>> caught on camera, a child in a car seat flies out of a moving vehicle and into a busy intersection. >>> and a stuffed cow is getting credit for saving a little boy's life. hear why the 3-year-old's family is very thankful he was holding his fav

. >> movie director and screen writer sophia copy pole la.ving to be a wonder for w hollywood. >> meredith vieira will join us this morning. special message she wants to share want she's saying about her time on the view that is making news. we'll talk with all of them coming up on good day. >> tucker barnes back with check of our forecast. >> we got zip trip to annapolis tomorrow. >> yeah. >> the three of us are going. we're very excite. >> we are. we are. >> we're dealing it back a little bit, though, i think. >> we're concerned it's going rain. that's the bottom line. >> that shouldn't stop people from coming out. >> everyone owns answer umbrella as do we. we'll be out there today. >> annapolis is beautiful under all conditions. hot and humid this afternoon low 90s and humidity creeping up after a break yesterday i think you'll notice it today. notice it this morning. 77 now in washington. annapolis 75. warm start to the day. little better here as you get off to the west and north. dulles 69 at this hour. 68 in frederick. and in hagerstown

well, consider 4-year-old sophia of miami -- ♪ no one nopes it goes >> reporter: lip-synching, at heruation, to disney's "moana." ♪ it caused me ♪ and no one knows how it goes >> reporter: with all moana's heart and conviction! ♪ it's behind me >> reporter: or 4-year-old caleb serrano in greensboro, north carolina letting it shine at the new hope baptist church. in nearby raleigh, there's 6-year-old jahanna cologne. she's the one in the middle. r-e-s-p-e-c-t! all these kids prove personality is something you're born with. the rest is part of life's journey. david wright, abc. >>> i have a feeling sofia is just getting started. we will see you. have a good evening. ly see you on gma. good night. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. now with our new fios gigabit connection, you get amazing download speeds up to 940 megs, 20 times faster than most people have. and the price is amazing too for $79.99 a month online for the first year you'll get our fastest triple play with hbo included for 2 years. leave cable's slower internet speeds behind. so hurry up and switch to fios

kevin sitting down with the director sophia copy pole la. >> let's check in with erin. >> new detailst the bill cosby jury and why the case e ended in mistrial. d.c. mayor declaring a war on rats. how about a way to spell like your favorite summer day without getting sent to hr. making headlines next on good day at 9a. you know how your hair tangles the minute you wash it? new pantene. the first shampoo with active pro-v nutrient blends fueling hair 100% stronger that's instantly smoother and tangle free. because strong is beautiful. i'm lucky to get through a shift without a disaster. my bargain detergent couldn't keep up. so, i switched to tide pods. they're super concentrated, so i get a better clean. number one trusted. number one awarded. it's got to be tide ♪ we're hoping for it. there's look on the bottom of your screen what's coming up. it's 9:22. we want to check some of the other stories making headlines. >> good morning, erin. >> we begin with startling allegations of secret prisons abroad in yemen. those prisons reportedly hidden across southern hundreds of terrorists link

well, consider 4-year-old sophia of miami -- ♪ no one nopes it goes >> reporter: lip-synching, at heruation, to disney's "moana." ♪ it caused me ♪ and no one knows how it goes >> reporter: with all moana's heart and conviction! ♪ it's behind me >> reporter: or 4-year-old caleb serrano in greensboro, north carolina letting it shine at the new hope baptist church. in nearby raleigh, there's 6-year-old jahanna cologne. she's the one in the middle. r-e-s-p-e-c-t! all these kids prove personality is something you're born with. the rest is part of life's journey. david wright, abc. >>> i have a feeling sofia is just getting started. we will see you. have a good evening. ly see you on gma. good night. i'm at higher risk fore as depression.ave a stroke. i'm 26% more likely to develop an irregular heartbeat. i have a 65% higher chance of developing diabetes. no matter who we are, these diseases can be managed or prevented when caught early on. because with better research, the right medicine, and with doctors who help keep me healthy to begin with, we will thrive. ♪ from sony pictures studi