>> morning, jim, that the tasha. all eyes on president trump here today to see what tone he takes during the speech which will set the stage during world leaders. during his first visit the president was pretty reserved. >> america first theme expect ed when president trump addresses the united nations general assembly today n addition to remarks he'll macon iran, venezuela, and terrorism, senior administration official says the president will directly address the quote north korea menace, in extremely tough terms. >> we commends the secretary general and his call for the united nations to focus more on people lesson bureaucracy. >> it included call for more reform to the un. he also met with the president of frank mr. trump agreed discuss the climate further, and president trump insisted there is potential for peace in the middle east. >> we are giving it an absolute go. i think there is good chance it could happen. most people would say no chance whatsoever. >> inbetween meetings, the president spoke with china's p

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tasha robinson writing that it piles on the jump scares until they become irrelevant.s, while a marked improvement on the tedious 1990 tv many series, it has the same shortcomings of king's original material, burning stephen king. >> ooh, scary stuff, though. a little levity now. from the produ bride", nancy myers is bringing us "home again." the rom-com stars reese witherspoon, starting over by moving back to her hometown of los angeles with her two young daughters and falls for a hot young film make ir. >> wh -- film make ir. >> just reel it back to normal. >> did you wash these? >> i did. but only because i was doing a load, and i've been up since 5:30. >> critics are not loving "home again." giving it a 31% splat on rotten tomatoes. and one calls it a patently bogus rom-com. and a glib and shallow take on female mid-life crisis. but reese witherspoon is good. >> a >> you don't want now." hurricane irma takes aim. >> florida is bracing for the worst of the deadly category five storm. miami is forecast now to take a direct hit. we have team coverage, the mass evacuat

before last week-- tasha chapel owned two tortoises. one of them, merlin, escaped from her yard.l spent hours looking for him. she says a man who lives nearby eventually called her, and said he'd shot merlin, after the the tortoise wandered onto his property. he claims he feared for his safety. chapel is now sharing the for merlin." she's asking people to buy t-shirts.. to help with any legal fees. both neighbors have reportedly retained attorneys. a seven on your side health matters -- about what could be a big breakthrough for diagnosing alzheimer's disease. a new study published this week claims researchers created a blood test that lets them identify the disease. currently -- alzheimer's can only be diagnosed from other factors -- including brain scans and mental testing. the test still has to go through years of evaluation, before making its way to patients. d.c. has the highest mortality rate in the nation from breast cancer. and women in wards seven and eight are especially at risk. but "breast care for washington" is working to change that. the non-profit is located in so

. >> that the tasha, i wish were you here, because i know you know your barbeque, this is apparentlyumber one hot spot in kansas city right now, called 239. take a look, actually just sold out every ribs, an hour and a half wait to get into this place. but let's talk about the game and this super loud arrow head stadium. we will have more on that in a moment. we will show you now the guys arriving a little bit earth year at the team hotel. listen, they mean business, they weren't talking to anyone , they hope to move to two and zero tomorrow, but have to beat the former head coach andy reid. coached the birds as you know for 12 years, 5nfc championship appearances, one trip to the superbowl. these players have the up most respect for him. >> have to be, you know, i want to show him that i still got what he -- i'm excited, man, excited to go throughout with me teammate, go get this win. >> we played before, and i mean, always excited to face him, but it will be a good game, good team, and they got a real good but we do, as well >> people there were great to me, the organization was gr

the jeans are the latest creation from in a tasha zinc oh. they're not cheap, either. if you you want the ugly jeans they're going to cost you you $700. would you pay $20 for those in? a. i don't pay $20 for jeans period. >> i buy them at costco. >> come to my house i have two pair of mom jeans that i'll give you you for 30 bucks. you you get a bigger pair, a smaller pair and yeet your own. >> that needs to go away. >> i agree. miriam webster official. the dictionary added 250 new words, many of them slang. pregame, do you know what that means. >> boost before you do something . there you go. do you know what trol means, sue palka. >> it's a social media term which meanses to harass or antagonize someone, shawn. and means sending text messages back and forth. right or rightwing political movement and last but not least dabbing, a popular dance move we all know that panthers quarterback cam newton sort of made it popular and my son jacks likes to do it it all the time. if i do it in public, he goes mom. it was popular about two years ago. that's why jack says don't do i

because jim, that the tasha, i feature expertise. what should i make? we really got a vaster a of different flavors here, i call on you. what should i make? >> i personally believe the french toast with bacon. >> french toast. >> with bacon, has to have the bacon. >> friend every toast with bacon. >> because making full meal here on a donut s there a way to put some type of blue berry type product? because there needs to be fruit as part of this, too. >> sounds good. >> french toast, french toast dip turn, probably the worse thing ever, then just sprinkle here? >> what else? >> bacon. >> bacon. >> you got to have bacon. >> oh, i'm making a mess. i'm making a mess. >> and then we do bacon? >> looking for blueberries? >> blueberries, yes. >> bacon and blueberry. >> oh, yes. >> i don't know what i am ' doing here. >> wait. what's happening? careful with the bacon. >> then we drizzle it. give me a drizzle. >> oh, look at that! >> that's the protective coating, the donut. >> blueberry. >> i that's what they're going for. >> losing his signal there. >> oh! >>

tasha, first your reaction to the idea that it took this long for the trump administration to inform1 states that the election systems might have been hacked. >> this is something that the vice chairman of the senate intelligence committee mark warner has been on over months and encouraging the government to take a stronger stance on this, you know, this news that the russians did try to infiltrate these voter registration systems. it's an extremely big deal and even if they didn't necessarily change vote tallies and no evidence they did that, the fact they were able to infiltrate the systems and that they were scanning them in the first place should have been something that the government was, you know, informing these states of long before. >> the reporting that you were doing was specifically about probably the most vulnerable me believe at the moment and seems to change every week within the trump camp and that's paul manafort. talk a little bit about it. in your reporting, manafort allegedly in your view, reporting, disappeared with the money and not vice versa. can you explain

permutation of this story today from every news source you could imagine i did same's follow me that tasha but a group of russians rush shouldn't lete linked russian based. people who are russian people in russia people who speak russian i don't know but russians bought apparently about three thousand ads not la is not slam pieces nothing against trump or hillary clinton per se but are you ready for this story that stoked controversy that delta with controversial subjects which may have indeed polarized. alarmed incensed a galvanized voter opinion regarding topics kind of like what we're doing here it's called the new so it seems that it works like this you put out a headline that says rush air connected to the fake facebook ads with the intention of affecting the election that's on day one day seven eight nine ten goes by and then e.r. will get to that eventually the theme and the import is in the initial headline now right now mr moeller robert muller and his team are going to be reviewing this so far we don't know what these ads are we get kind of. adumbration reviews of them we're not

nearly half a million in the southwest region revise the second biggest cattle and city after barcelona tasha to report on how they see their future. it's prime time at a radio ad ells france's only catalan news station for more than thirty years it's been broadcasting to the southwest and peppino region where a third of people speak the language the radio is a way of keeping their culture alive to the. region where our language is under threat three centers it was banned slowly it's coming back especially in schools so our radio is helping this renewal by developing the language and maintaining our catalan identity rolling vineyards and sweeping mediterranean beaches define this part of france known as northern catalonia southern catalonia is a few kilometers away just across the spanish border here any separate the two but people are united by their catalan roots traditions and pride. it certainly feels very unique carib feels very different from other parts of france there are cattle and colors and reminders everywhere and people say they are looking very closely at the referendum which is

they arrested 33-year-old tasha sponsler facing a list of charges. >> the city council in charlottesvillements. the motion paves the way for the removal of the stonewall jackson monument and will expedite the location of the a statue of robert e. lee. both have been covered in shroud since a woman was killed in a clash between white supremacists and counterprotesters. the statues will be moved to storage. ♪ no artificial flavors, preservatives or colors. and an excellent source of calcium. enjoy cheese dippers by the laughing cow. >> ♪ >> we have more on our breaking news. it is a mess this morning on the schuylkill expressway. heavy rain went through. we just got a live update. look at these numbers. 71 minutes to travel between the vine and the blue route because of a major accident on the schuylkill westbound. a multi vehicle accident. you're traveling three, 5 miles an hour as you approach this accident scene. 71 minute ride to travel on the schuylkill westbound because of this huge accident at gladwyne. and look at this, guys. is that somebody finally pulling up to help? no, they're

the focus for most catalans here is on keeping in step with france but dancing to their own tune the tasha butler al-jazeera. at least fifty people have been arrested in the swedish city of gotham burg during a demonstration held by a fire right group members of the nordic resistance movement for with counter-demonstrators who threw for our works the group which promotes anti semitic ideas time the march to coincide with the jewish holiday of young paul one police officer and several other people were injured. united nations has agreed to start an independent investigation into human rights abuses by all sides in the war in yemen the decision follows weeks of negotiations since twenty fifteen yemeni government forces backed by a saudi like coalition have been fighting hoofy rebels supported by iran hatcher lopez had reports the decision has been described as a game changer the un human rights council has agreed to send a delegation of experts to investigate a possible war crimes in yemen more than ten thousand civilians have died since the country's devastating war started in two thousand

tradition natasha tom thought is one of them she convinced more than a to leave her husband and when tashaspeaks people listen she may not be a senior chief but she's a t.v. star in malawi. she fights for the rights of girls and helps them get out of arranged marriages she goes on tour from village to village teaching awareness accompanied by a group of musicians and dancers giving a performance that unmistakably goes straight to the issue. as a young girl herself was forced to sleep with a stranger. because this is like car trying to dish on this leg tell me why i'm doing that globe you must be dancing those does is it kind of feel like you're being forced by the tradition but then when you grow up and then you start to know their rights and then you feels like. i think i was being six homeowners treated there or i was being secure exploited. bertha's life has now totally changed. since she left her husband she's been able to go back to school he didn't want her to stand would have rather seen her slave away in the kitchen bertha's family actually can't finance her education but she's sti

the focus for most catalans here is on keeping in step with france but dancing to their own tune the tasha butler al-jazeera. here's liam out later going to take going after the way we communicate now is in effect i was going to say good way to fit to play a very effective yes and it's been used to it is and wiki leaks co-founders been writing about on twitter too but this identity battle is definitely playing out on line between catalonia in spain both sides are talking about it now julianna songe like i said the week ulick's founder he actually called it the world's first internet war he accuses spanish intelligence agencies of freezing communication links occupying telecom buildings and censoring hundreds of sites and as a result assad has called on tech savvy folks around the world to help fight that battle now more than seventy academics from north america have signed this letter also calling for the spanish government to stop all censorship this outcry is a reaction to several incidents that have happened so far for example google was forced to remove the catalonia referendum app fro

i'm tasha, 19. i do history at uni.ecial. there are certain things like social media, especially for our generation. looking negatively upon us, no truth in that. i'm not going to generalise and saying they believed lazy in our generation, some people are, so were some people in the older generation. always some truth in stereotypes, but a lot of misconceptions. why do they call you lazy? not you personally? again links to the social media thing. if you're sat on a train on your phone, rather than reading a book. people can think they're looking at themselves, not doing anything. you could be on social media connecting. do you think it is to do with social media? we have been talking a lot about social media, people use it for businesses this and their way of life. i think there are quite a few negative effects from it. people are creating their own social circles. we're losing the ability to talk to people we disagree with. find out why we disagree with them. we cannot run away from people. i need to find out why you d

but tasha is just getting start. quietly slipping free, diving to the front seat and speeding away.s coming head on swerve out of the way. she swerves too, avoiding spike strips. but finally, knocked off the road. guns drawn, police smashed the window to get her out. the opening between the front and the back seats in these patrol units is only about 12 inches, but even so, lufkin police are making a change. installing new barriers and a sense of humor, #foolmeonce. clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> cases like this can be so dangerous. i remember working on one where an officer was run over by a suspect who did the same thing. and in this case, the officers say they could see her reaching for the officer's shotgun, but it was locked. >> i'm surprised they have a sense of humor. releasing that video with the drill and thumb's up. there you go. >> glad they are addressing the issue. >> yes, indeed. >>> when we come back, will smith gets jiggy with a new song. >>> and the end of the line for the emmy award winning comedy. "the skinny's" next. it's called always discreet boutique. i

. >> yes, thankfully, that's right, that the tasha. the storm will be in the north atlantic for few more days, it really is not going to have any direct impact on us, beyond today. you can see, some of the rain bands pushing on shore, in the last few hours, most confined obviously to central and eastern but southern half of new jersey, the rest of us, not saying you're going to see ton of sunshine out, there but might see nothing more than few showers out of this, coastal flood warning, posted right through the rest of the day, annex tended all the way until 1:00 a.m. tomorrow. then as we look ahead in this eyewitness weather seven day forecast, expect nice stretch of sunshine, and warmth, that's well above average for the majority of the seven day, meisha? >> looking at the football sunday, 88, thank you so much ment looking outside, we had accident, 59 northbound, so the northbound side at girard, that's news since been cleared, but still pretty slow , backups to south south philly on 95 and the vine as well, so give yourself cup old

. >> hey, tasha, everybody. 60 in santa rosa to brentwood at 69. 63 oakland, about 68 in san jose. 70scooler than yesterday with low clouds giving away to high clouds this afternoon. those high clouds will get thick enough for a chance of light showers from 9:00 tonight through 2:00 tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow's also our coolest day. alexis? >>> okay, we've got heavy traffic just about anywhere you look at this point, so here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, unless you're in the carpool lanes, you've got a pretty long delay there through the maze. quick check of drive times. slowly starting to improve. westbound 80 highway 4 to the maze, that earlier sig alert is clear but that's still pretty tough. 18 across the bay bridge, southbound 101 san francisco to the airpor in the yellow at 13. >> thanks, alexis. >>> coming up, the entire cast of the new season of "dancing with the stars" joins us live. that is next on "gma." i'll have another abc7 news update in about 30 minutes and always on our news app and abc7news.com. you can join reggie, mike' lexus, jessica and me for you'

. >> hey, tasha, hi, everybody. check out danville, 49, napa 48.mperatures range from 63 in half moon bay, san francisco 65, oakland 68, and then some low to mid-70s in our inland neighborhoods. cooler tonight with more mid-40s to mid-50s. autumn starts tomorrow. summer warmth arrives next week. alexis? >>> all right. kind of switching things up there. taking a look at the roads this morning, want to take you back to our sigalert. it has been canceled, all lanes are back open, northbound 101 at san antonio road so north of google headquarters, major delays back into san jose. you'll want to stick to 280 instead. we still have a couple lanes down, southbound 680 near stone valley road in alamo. that has long delays back to 680 and walnut creek. >>> coming up, a new study on how cheat days can help you lose weight. that's next on "gma." at 9:00, emma stone and joanne praguea are live with kelly and ryan. another update in about keeping up. it takes hard work, tight budgets and a little support. and pg&e is ready to do our part. our care program can s