. >> it's kind of hard to let people in when they stare. >> her name is mckenzie. she lives here on an island off the coast of vancouver, canada. because of a unique medical condition, she has often worn this face shield. we first met her in 2014 when she was 13, very shy, a little guarded. >> some of them are looking. i don't know if it's because of the camera or what you're wearing. do you notice people looking at you? >> i do, but i try not to focus on that. i kind of look at the ground so i don't really focus on people. >> you can see when people are pointing? >> yeah. >> that must be kind of hard. her outfit certainly wasn't what her mom, shannon, had in mind on the day she found out one of her twins was a girl. >> what did you dream you would do together? >> the dresses. kind of a lifetime of dress-up and makeup and everything else and shoes, hair, all that. >> but her vision of mckenzie's future would fall apart quickly and dramatically. it all started when mckenzie was almost a year old. shannon and her husband, shawn, noticed a rash on her face. >> it star

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some one staring out into the distance. 1,000 foot stare. >> angels work in teams, wear orange arm bands and positive engagement. >> really listen. let them unload that despair. tell us what is going on what triggered them. >> they're on the bridge. they're helping others who, who, obviously have come to a point in their life they're going to a lot. >> since january of 2017, bridge watch angels and police conducted 235 suicide interventions. they're hopeful intervention along with suicide barriers, that are being built, will save lives. in san francisco, lonnie riviera, abc 7 news. >> 16-year-old girl is recovering tonight after being shot in san jose. police tell us the victim was found on the drive before 2:00 the girl had a gunshot wound and is expected to survive. there was also a crashed car at the scene. but it is not clear what role that might have played in the shooting. no arrests have been made. no word on any suspects. >> new details on the sexual misconduct allegations against high-profile symphony director, charl detroit. launching an investigation into detroit's career. the

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some one staring out into the distance. 1,000 foot stare. >> angels work in teams, wear orange arm bds and positive engagement. >> really listen. let them unload that despair. tell us what is going on what triggered them. >> they're on the bridge. they're helping others who, who, obviously have come to a point in their life they're going to a lot. >> since january of 2017, bridge watch angels and police conducted 235 suicide interventions. they're hopeful intervention along with suicide barriers, that are being built, will save lives. in san francisco, lonnie riviera, abc 7 news. >> 16-year-old girl is recovering tonight after being shot in san jose. police tell us the victim was found on the drive before 2:00 the girl had a gunshot wound and is expected to survive. there was also a crashed car at the scene. but it is not clear what role that might have played in the shooting. no arrests have been made. no word on any suspects. >> new details on the sexual misconduct allegations against high-profile symphony director, charl detroit. launching an investigation into detroit's career. the

someone staring out into the distance, that thousand-foot stare. >> angels work in teams, wear orange arm bands, and their job is positive engagement. >> just really listen. let them unload that despair. what is triggering them. >> they have come to the point in their life where they are going through a lot. >> bridge watch angels and pr s police conducted 235 interventions. they hope interventions with suicide barriers being built will save lives. lonni rivera, abc 7 news. >> christmas eve got off to a soggy start for neighbors in the south bay. abc 7 news in the south bay where crews had to work on a watermain. this is marble march avenue. neighbors say they heard a loud noise that ended up being a manhole cover. >> water was shooting about 20 feet up and the watermain broke and there was about a foot of water in my garage. >> an old valve may be to blame. >> one man left dead and two others wounded, around 11:45 on york street, investigators say a 38-year-old man was killed. a second man and woman were injured. they are expected to survive. police are looking for suspects. >> oakla

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keep staring. >> the sweaters are 14 or 15 bucks. >> see what you did? see what you did? for everyone to wear ♪ >>> thanks for joining us. the next episode of "rtm" is all new. see you then. ♪ [ screams ] [ glass shatters ] don't shoot! don't shoot! ♪ okay. -hi. -oh. hi. i thought you practiced at mercy. i did. past tense. i am officially now on staff at gh. oh. congratulations. thank you. i like it already. good. well, every kid deserves a toy at christmas. [ laughing ] and donating for toys for tots is definitely gonna cheer myself up. uh-oh. is everything okay? uh, well, i mean, yeah. my best friend is back. everything's great, right? i mean, it's just the whole situation with drew and jason. it's -- it's a mess. so you heard.

i had to stare at it for a whil while. to see and understand what is going on in front of me, which 50 yards ahead, you see a train car hanging from the overpass and one behind it that landed on the freeway itself. it is very scary stuff. >> shepard: greg, i presume -- did you keep going? were authority showing up? >> when we got there, i said, i think everybody was staring at it, tried to figure out what was going on. it was eerily quiet on the highway. there wasn't a whole lot of noise other than you saw some personnel from lewis-mcchord, who were traveling on the highway. those folks were amazing and they rushed in to try to help the best they could. they came back and everybody with first-aid, towels, anything they can provide to help out. i'm not competent in first aid or any of that, but i chose to stay away, and the best i could do in the video is to capture some of the moments and they are the ones who really first jumped out there. soon after, i was maybe 10 minutes, 15 minutes, emergency personnel started to arri

and then you look at the face that face starings at you we motion and intensity as you stare at it -- mind should go back to things you've seen about leonardo, and look at that picture to extent is leonardo drawing himself substantial doubting naked spread eagle and in the earth in cosmo in the center of creation asking how do i fit in? this is what makes it the greatestst drawing connecting te art -- the sciences, the humanities, and the spirit all in the curious mind saying what am i doing here. how do i -- fit in? he does throughout his time atom call drawings and not just great -- of great anatomy they also combine art and science. the visual display of information is somebody who thought they could do weaponry thisd is a map of imola. he -- and nicole and his friend and the war lord all spend the winter of 1502 a few months in amola what would be a great scene in a movie if i may say as leonardo realizes that greatest weapon of war is understanding where you are, and he paces off street with -- able tods an aerial view even though there's no airplane or balloon or drones and it l

at their phones and you know the realities more complex and people are always staring at their phones but they're mostly messaging with each other and carrying out new forms of social interaction in the same way people will be afraid of these new technologies where once their verbal they will embrace them and they will use them in their own way for their for their own purposes few hero is a company's progress but human nature is to embrace progress and move forward anyway that's where we're not living in caves anymore so you're saying that smart robots will eventually run world governments are humans really going to be confortable with that i mean who is going to obey robots where are they gonna get legitimacy i'm not sure that most people are comfortable with their current government step further with them because they don't have much choice and i suspect . ai robot governments can be much more rational and much more compassionate than the current oligarchic human governments that we have i suspect people will be more happy with the new situation than they are with with the current o

he feels the need to do something for her but he simply stares at her and is confused and sleep father and he looks at her and he has one can only describe as an epiphany, and awakening as if his eyes snap open after a long nap. he can see the whole lousy war through her eyes, the shooting, the killing, images go back and forth over her face and he watches them pass before them, a movie of who he is, who he was and who he's becoming, and animal, an and a killer. a young man filled with hatred as president next and predicted all young men would become in war. he has a desire to make the girl safe. he doesn't know how. he wants to give her something, clean clothes, food, a future but he has nothing to give her except his attention and then he remembers he has a can of peaches. he pulls out the fruit and offers it to her. the can is large. it's okay he told her, go away now. he makes a shoeing gesture with his hand. he would like someone to come and take care of her. he would like to come back to vietnam is another kind of person and be able to offer her peace and attention and safety is

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he stared down a gast, the grinch popped his eyes and he shook. what he saw was a shocking surprise. every american, tall and the small, loudly demanding tax cuts for all. we want our deductions and a better deal. not tax cuts for corporations while you cut meals on wheels. and the grinch with his small hands ice cold in the snow stood puzzling, how could it be so. am i a fool? without all those deductions, could this designation be strong? the grinch thought of something he tweeted before. maybe tax cuts should help more than just corporations. maybe this christmas i can help the whole nation. america's middle class is what made it thrive. they need these deductions if they are to survive. well, we all know how the real story ends. the grinch finds his heart and makes amends. now, we know this tax bill won't end with such glee because the president and corporate lobbyists control the g.o.p. this christmas families will get coal in their stockings thanks to president trump, the final result will be shocking. . the speaker pro tempore: the gentlema

alone up there staring down the barrel of the down. with disgust over those kind we know that nobody is counting on us anymore the gap is too big in my opinion we're going to have to win ten eleven matches to get out of this we're going to have to make the impossible possible it's going to be harder to. impossible is the right word no team in bundesliga history has collected just three points from fifteen matches the new boss certainly has his hands full. as it is doing and whatever lots of good things about our performance today and how it's pure passion was there after the way the boys attacked over long periods was good with us far from finished glued on. but we couldn't keep the pressure up from the back overtighten can put in becks bundesliga debut had looked so good from the outset and perhaps small see them at their best again soon. next up the other end of the table let's find out how byron got on. fine have done everything right on match day they rehired your behind kids and they've been flying ever since. a case in point. he'

about people issuing threats orstaring up talking about people issuing threats or staring up violencee law already deals with. but should they be heard? should they be allowed to express those views and then arrested if necessary afterwards ? those views and then arrested if necessary afterwards? that is the crucial point, but i wish that was what we were talking about, that tough line between what is and isn't in site map. but what we are seeing on campus is the question of views that are offensive to certain groups, so that are offensive to certain groups, so people are finding themselves banned from campus are not members of proscribed groups. and that is the question. universities and student unions have got this idea the wrong way around. if what you're really concerned about is challenging prejudice, you should allow those views to be aired in the open where they can be challenged, and we need to drop this patronising view that many student unions and universities have that women, minorities, gay people, etc, are seemingly less capable than the rest of us of hearing potentially

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president, we're staring down a litany of unresolved issues. we're quickly running out of time to solve them. not only do we need to pass an extension of government funding, but as i've said many times, we need to deal with budget caps, chip, community health centers, 702-5's, disaster supplemental and of course the dreamers. i believe we could have resolved all of these issues had my republican colleagues, especially in the house, not put them on the back burner while jamming through their tax bill. it's unclear still what the house is going to send us to keep the government open and whether or not it will be acceptable to the senate. at the same time, the house may move forward on an unacceptable disaster supplemental which still does not treat fairly california, puerto rico, and the u.s. virgin islands. it doesn't include, as best we know -- they're still working on it -- cost-sharing for puerto rico, additional funding for medicaid, drinking water infrastructure. while house republicans included some tax provisions in the disaster supplemen

you would get a blank stare like i was drunk or on drugs or something. they would say what's one with this guy? now, those things we challenged through therapy, through hard, rigorous therapy. and i'll give you another freebie. what we discovered in my own case and now are making this leap to say that it certainly must apply to other cases, therapy has to be lots of it, massive amounts, every day, and frontloaded. so as much as you can get right away, and you have to use the brain over and over and over and over. and then you see the changes. now, here's one of the issues that the va will bring up. and the army. they wrote a check to st. luke's and whoever said take care of him, fix them. i probably have 99 times more therapy than you will ever get. and some of it is because, well, when you get our age, yet medicare, right? how much therapy to get on medicare? it's pretty short, pretty short. it's not years. it's literally weeks, months. so you fight that kind of battle. but therapeutic plateau simply means this. you've a plateau, you are done. well, wha

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how the stone cold stare down ended. >> plus, i ask this with sincerity. what is better than bacon?cookies bacon brownies even bacon hot chocolate. where you can get all of this coming up in freebie friday. >> we begin with that accuweather alert. in a few hours our entire viewing area will be under a winter weather advisory or winter storm warning. >> we've got live team coverage of the first snowfall of the season that includes a look at how people are preparing in the stores and elsewhere. we want to start with the timing and totals so let's get right for meteorologist melissa magee in for adam. >> reporter: hi, brian and monica. we're tracking snowfall across areas in south jersey. here's a picture outside, sky6 lie life in hd down the shore in cape may with light snow starting to fall. we're not expecting any accumulation right now because the main roads are just wet but this is a sign of what's to come as we go throughout the rest of tonight and throughout the day saturday. storm tracker6 live double scan radar 3-d showing that you snow starting to inch closer to our region bu

he just stares at his hand and we just sit there staring at him because we have held that gator as long as we were inclined to do. but of course we also knew the decision was up to him. that is just listening and reporting on the world. it requires audience participation. i will tell you the title and then we have to say. praise to the brass and at .-ellipsis and the tea. in the soft palate and the hard palate in the vibration of the vocal cord. peter piper picked a pack of sea shells by the sea shore. you might as well say it. she sells rubber baby buggy bumpers. it is early march late afternoon there is one tiny mouth. just outside my window. the loudest in the smallest of all of the spring birds. three sweet notes perfectly spaced and then sometimes a fourth. not difficult to say but it requires a small increment of effort. the bare branches of the sycamore. as peer -- pure pleasure. i find it hard sometimes to say that the people in california in august stand on tiptoe to pick it that the deer can't reach. that the deer can't reach. pick right huckleberry's. the round lease. they we

up at the sky a lot warmer than been staring at television. the study of how stars move and how the constellations move and how that may or may not affect us as far as we know the power of light seems to be the basis of our existence so if the stars are getting light to think they might have some effect. upon us the residents of the radio you know the frequency of that like i was there so there have been some studies about how you know what they talk about like what your sign it is you know you're a leo through it those are your scorpio are. coming up don't worry come for ever and i wrote this we wrote the zodiac we started this over your shoulder still really thinks that i'm a leo i rule every day and he is a scorpio he thinks he wrote everything the same argue about it all that. but the idea is what it is the idea is each of those signs is that you're born at a certain time of year which theoretically would be the time when the planets align a certain way which they do continuously along in a certain way so you know there's a lot of theory a

that face staring at you with emotion and intensity. as you stare at your mind should go back, things you have seen about leonardo and look at that picture and realize this to some extent is leonardo drawing himself, naked, spreadeagled, the earth, in the cosmos, the center of creation, asking how do i fit in. this makes it the greatest drying connecting the art, the sciences, humanities and spirit all in the curious mind saying what am i doing here? he does throughout his time drawings, not just great anatomy, they also combine art and science. the visual display of information. someone thought he could do weaponry. he and machiavelli, his friend, and the warlord cesar borgia spent the winter of 1502 in what would be a great scene in a movie if i may say, as leonardo realizes the greatest weapon of war is understanding what you are and paces off the streets and is able to do an aerial view even though he doesn't have airplanes or balloons or drones and it looks like a current map you would have, a military map. if you read machiavelli,

england were staring at humiliation. if they were brittle, australia were brilliant.ralia were brilliant. nathan lyon's dazzling caught an even better one. mitchell starc showing the reflexes of a juggler as australia tightened their grip. by the time the final wicket fell, england was still a massive 215 behind. game surely over. but then a twist. australia could have made the visitors bat again but decided not to. bad choice. underthe floodlights, england's bowlers sparkle. two early wickets were jimmy anderson and two for chris woa kes jimmy anderson and two for chris woakes including jimmy anderson and two for chris woa kes including the jimmy anderson and two for chris woakes including the big one, captain steve smith. australia 53-4 at 53—4 at the close. followed by an even better one. mitchell starc showing the reflexes of a juggler as australia tightened their grip. by the time the final wicket fell, england was still a massive 215 behind. game surely over. but then a twist. australia could have made the visitors bat again but decided not to. bad choice. under

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and people staring at the phone.train home yesterday after my shift here because i was looking out the window because i was looking out the window because in buckinghamshire, it's just beautiful snow and i was looking after window and it was snowing. software tools to communicate better. criticism is pa rt communicate better. criticism is part of any new system when you need to make adjustments. thank you for your views and opinions. thank you, jane. we will see very soon. well, the weather story is getting a bit messy now during the middle of the week. and although we will see cold air through the middle of the country, there is still the risk over the next few days of some snow and also further ice. and we are starting wednesday morning off with the risk of ice across scotland and england. that is because we have overnight rain moving through, falling on freezing surfaces, then skies will clear for a time during wednesday morning before the next bout of rain moves in. so this is where we will see the ice risk ahead

come twenty nineteen that's when the nation exits its third multibillion euro bailout until then your stare at it will continue and greeks will keep taking to the streets i can today's general struck. the turnout of sixteen thousand here in athens was enough to bring public transport and government services to a standstill the boats stayed docked and flights grounded. these workers feel betrayed by their government. must mean. they're choking us exterminating us draining us and terms of population and culture. our children go to foreign countries to find a job this can't go on it has to stop. that no one of them we have nothing to eat what else can they take from us there are no jobs there are no pensions there's nothing. we do is pay but the government doesn't tell us how we're supposed to pay from where we going to find the money. the e.u. and international monetary fund have approved greece's spending and saving targets that part of requirements under a bailout review programme the country is still deeply indebted but is cutting spending and holding taxes high in efforts to reach a budge

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that thousand foot stare. >> reporter: wearing orange arm bands and job is positive engagement. >> really to listen. and tell us what is going on or what is triggering them. >> they are on the bridge and helping others who have come to a point in their life who are going through a lot. >> reporter: since january 2017, they have suicide preventions. >>> 16-year-old girl is recovering tonight after being shot in san jose. the girl has one gun shot wound and is expected to survive. there is also a crashed car near the shooting. no arrest have been made and no word on the suspects. >>> canada's montreal symphony launched its own investigation into did you tell -- dutoit. >>> still to come, part of yosemite's history about to be resurrected. a project decades in the making that is allowed to go forward. >>> and the giving season is in full swing in the bay area. the last minute push by local charities to make sure everyone has a happy, holiday season. and yes, we are tracking santa tonight as he makes his way around the world. if you would like to keep up with him, go to >>> the last native-am

just stare back and refuse to be sent away. and you can think that person is a jerk but if that person has power over you that's a different matter. i hate to throw this back on the individual but to a certain extent i matter how the did you are you have to go in there and face prejudice. there needs to be the equipment to tell yourself i love this work, i am good at it. just hold onto that and many men helps me learn technology. i know this doesn't up pose your answer. >> no, thank you. >> thank you all for coming. thank you for joining us. ellen will be signing books at the book signing tent and again please dig deep and buy books to help the texas book festival continue its work. thank you. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> booktv is on twitter and facebook, and we want to hear from you. >> i think we'll get started. my name is nancy marshall and i the great, good fortune of being the executive directo

i hoped people would understand a bit more after they watched it because everyone gets stares, but itisfigurement. it is not you that is the problem, it is them. and if you are going through this sort of time, then you need to tell someone. becky hewitt is the chief executive of the charity changing faces and lucy ritchie was born with treacher collins syndrome. good morning to you. you see, first of all, let's talk about how your experiences compare with markers who we heard a moment ago. how has it been for you in school and in those situations? i have had quite a positive experience compared to some of the other people who have disfigurement. but i think with this film that is coming out and the work that changing faces does it will open up the discussion. we were lucky enough to talk to the author of the book which the film was based on and treacher collins is not assigned to the main character as what he has. the author said to us that she wanted to talk about the issue of bullying and facial disfigurement and not talk about treacher collins. but you have it, tell us what it is.

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but any end to the rebels who are unmarried but that is your way the law is and to reason me was staring at her first major defeat over breaks in the eyes of it the eyes of it all all weekend she now heads for crunch talks to where else but brussels. of more of the story we're joined by d.w. corresponded to get mass who is following the talks in london good morning walk us through yesterday's vote there in london what exactly did the parliament there decide. well this e.u. withdrawal bill is a bill that helps put e.u. law back into u.k. law and what the parliamentarian's have said is that they want to have a say they want to shape the rx and process they are not relying just on the government to do this alone but that they want to have a final say and a final meaningful vote and they're insisting on it it also says that they're pushing for a so-called softer breck's it they're not accepting what reason may is doing by herself which is a fairly hard breaks it determined to leave the single market and the european union there saying that they do want to have a say and they're insisting on

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he doesn't need an overseas politician coming in staring him up. guarantee is he probably won't get much coverage from the local russian press. the government—controlled stations. so it will be news for us but i suspect not much over there. moving on to the singapore paper. us tax cluster boost forcing —— tax cut is a boost for singapore companies operating in the us. it is through before christmas and did anybody notice this angle coming? is this an unintended consequence that will benefit singapore companies?” unintended consequence that will benefit singapore companies? i love how the straits times always takes a positive view on anything to do with singapore and it's always a great paperfor talking singapore and it's always a great paper for talking up singapore business. quite rightly! . singapore isa business. quite rightly! . singapore is a small island. the size of the isle of wight. and yet its ability to grow its economy has been very significant. so investing in america, you cut corporate rates, that's fine by us, because it won't affect

and to reason me was staring at her first major defeat over brags that they are serving the eyes of it all off weekend she now heads for crunch talks to where else but brussels. the e.u. of course watching those developments in london closely let's go to our correspondent jug motus in brussels to find out more guild this is being viewed as a major setback for prime minister to raise may will this in any way affect the strategy in dealing with the dregs it i'd say i'm richard fuels the fear that stories are made simply not strong enough to push through any form of deal that may be reached to avoid a cliff atch to avoid the u.k. crashing out of the you without any deal which would cause mutual suffering on both sides something the europeans are very keen to avoid does it change the european strategy not at all the european strategy has always remained no cherry picking for the u.k. if they want access to the internal market they have to play by the rules and accept the strings that come attached packet parcel that was in brussels let's not take a look at some other stories making news ar

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hatch stared down two political leaders who were fully qualified to take his place. not only not fair to all those passed over, basically a theft from the utah electorate. if he doesn't call it a career, the voters should end it for him. >>> south korea announcing it will create a team to take on north korea's advancing nuclear and missile program. the move comes amid calls for south korea to establish a group that exclusively handles north korea affairs. the bureau will be made up of four divisions including the deterrence division. >> it will also include a policy division, arms control and missile and space division which is part of a reorganization of a group already focused on weapons of mass destruction. this comes as they're a new round of tough sanctions. we have more from cnn's b reporter. >> reporter: they're calling it an act of war. these new u.n. sanctions are being levied. trying to close any loopholes, ban north korea from being able to export fuel, gasoline, industrial equipment, ban them as much as possible. even put a lid on north korea's sending wo

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and to reason me was staring at her farce. major defeat over breaks it they are serving the eyes of a whole lot weakened she now heads for crunch talks to where else but brussels. of course he was watching those developments in this go to our correspondent got motus in brussels give there is a feeling that there is a may have been weakened by that vote in london let's have an impact on negotiations on regs and then brussels. from a european perspective and retire don't think it will have much of an impact on the e.u. has seen before that things were moving slowly forward from the u.k. they've now made clear to me you know to u.k. new negotiators that what they need from the u.k. for things to move forward to trade talks if it's today approved or rather tomorrow on the second summit day approved by your european leaders that they need to position what the u.k. really wants from that future relationship not what they do not want and so that is clearly been the position throughout the negotiations nothing much change there for yo