recovery has not been easy but sonya's community has her back. all these activities are a fund-raiser for sonya, pay back for all the good she has done over the years for her community. >> this the the uniform i used to wear. >> reporter: like when her son joined the boy scouts. she threw herself into it helping out with every event like volunteering year after year for the local firefighters pancake breakfast fund-raiser. >> put on our uniforms and go out and bus tables and serve people pancakes. >> reporter: which explains why a few days after the accident when she saw a post about it, she had trouble breathing again but for a good reason. >> it gave me goose bumps. it was wow. >> reporter: it was there she learned the jaws of life used to save her life had been purchased with money raised from those very same pancake breakfast. >> who knew back then it would come back this that way. >> reporter: among the long list of people sonya wants to thank for where she is today. >> all right. >> reporter: she has got to include herself.recovery, it's be

." >> reporter: sonya wasn't born in santa cruz. she moved there 25 years ago and it became her adopted hometown. she volunteered and gave to her community without asking anything in return. but did she receive something? oh, yeah. sonya bruner is back doing the things she love. >> can i go, like, straight? that's better. >> reporter: and is loving every moment of it. >> so happy to be on the water. >> reporter: with the help of friends, sonya recently got on a paddle board, in the roller rink, and on a dance floor. she is beyond thrilled to be any of these places, because just four months ago, this is where sonya was. >> oh, my goodness. is this it? is this the end of my life? >> reporter: pinned in the driver's seat of her car after a drunk driver crossed the center line and slammed head-on into her. >> it turned out my diaphragm had been ruptured. my lung was collapsed. there were fractured all across my pelvis. three of the disks in my spain were fractured. >> reporter: sonya says she was stuck, in pain, struggling to breathe, f

sonya is giving us some answers. >> good boy. >> everything could change. i mean, everything. it's like my whole life's changed. >> reporter: vanessa wright is one of those women we might all envy. happily married, dog owner, job she loves. seemingly, she had it all. then suddenly. >> my vision started getting smaller and smaller, and that's when i blacked out, i guess. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: a heart attack at age 32. >> part of what contributed to my heart attack was birth control. because one of side effects of my birth control clots. that's the heart attack i did actually have. >> reporter: smoking increased her risk. >> if you also smoke, your risk of heart disease is up by 20%. >> reporter: vanessa just didn't know. >> two packs a day, i was smoking. >> reporter: what is it that we women are doing that's contributing to our heart attacks, heart disease, and strokes in our 20s, 30s, and 40s? apparently a lot. a recent cleveland clinic study shows almost half of all women are in the dark. >> the number 1 risk is smoking. so if you're smoking you need to quit. >> first t

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itself if ali yeah and the catalan leader a few days ago appealed for mediation for outside mediation sonya any any nike heard of that happening. but on one hand the president has been quite vocal of the idea of having mediation and there are reports that perhaps whistle and or diplomatic efforts from switzerland would try and see over these kinds of dialogues but for the prime minister mariano of the hoyer in madrid for him its effect are complete he said there was absolutely nothing to discuss if the discussion is to be centered around the possibility of catalonia being independent than that is contrary to the constitution for him he said always that it's a legal issue catalans a saying actually it's a political issue for them meanwhile they are still sore back channels going on using representatives from the roman catholic church there are reports also the.

on this a beautiful website here shades of asbestos dot com you will see sonya story how how does what happened to her help you do the work that you did well you know and really. is this very important that i think. i myself understand that my own healing depends on myself i don't i can't say this enough that this inquiry will not bring me any healing and when families begin to grasp that concept and be able to take the steps necessary for their own healing process i think that it'll come quicker and it'll be much more foundational for families to find to find that for themselves. part of part of the issue is that. my sister was murdered in one thousand nine hundred four so that was twenty three years ago and i've done a lot of work you know it takes a lot of hard work to be able to find a place where you find your your balance and i don't think the tools have been available for families to actually have that and so we need to make this indigenous led community driven about you about community about families it's i keep hearing the word government government all over this conversation

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live not to sonya gago who's also in barcelona sonia a very crucial day then today talk us through what's going to be happening and how are the two sides in this crisis preparing for today. well all eyes are on the castle on president catalyst jim wants as he begins to do you prepare for that all important address to parliament later on this evening and really this is turning out to be quite a crucial high point in what's been a week since that vote. that vote to hold the illegal referendum which spanish government says and really the tensions have not been abated by any means at all in fact they've only been ratcheted up higher by the. several steps that have been taken by either side the prime minister mariano rajoy the spanish prime minister has been making it perfectly clear that he is not willing to put up with anything and the government has really been clear to state that it will do everything possible including putting in extra law enforcement officials to try and stop that from happening in the meanwhile the rhetoric from the catalan government side has been that this is somethin

band director at branham high just a mile away where students are disturbed by the accusation.sot: sonya sukmanskaia, branham high junior// "i'm just shocked that he force a little girl and that she couldn't speak for herself for three years it's kind of awful."although one of his previous students told me off camera she never felt anything was off in the classroom another says several student suspected his all too tight knit relationship with kids would someday be revealed to be inappropriate.sot: rachel ross, branham high sophomore // "a lot of the kids that went to dartmouth knew that he was kind ofthat something was maybe kind of off about him. it's kind of scary because i have a lot of friends who are in band that have worked with him and a lot of friends that worked with him in middle school. and a lot of them aren't even 16 yet and that's just terrifying." kneipp faces at least four felony charges related to sex acts with a minor, extortion and child pornography.sot: lisa semisca, branham high parent// "it's shocking i mean you just let your kids go to school and teachers are supp

and the documentary director is sonya stone and film is set to air on hbo coming up never 20. >> should be interesting to watch i'm sure. >> tony and shawn they're standing by for newscast at 6 now. >> it begins right now. >> right now at 6:00. two teens shot in a virginia park. the suspected teen shooter turns the gun on himself. we're live with the latest on a possible motive. >> muss he's charged with sexually assaulting a woman in the district. now another local police department is accusing d.c. man of trying again. we'll update you on the latest charges. >> plus, a former major league baseball player and manager now in major hot water. what washington nationals analyst ray knight is saying about the allegations of assault against him. fox r5@6 starts now. >> and we begin tonight with assault and battery charges against washington nationals tv analyst ray knight. >> fairfax country police say he got into a fight earlier yesterday morning with an acquaintance that left both of them injurie >> reporter: tony, shawn, this is where ray knight lives in the king's town neighborhood of fa

sonya." and then it went to kevin hart. >> seth: uh-huh. and he looked like flavor flav, i would say. [ light laughter ] and he just went, "crazy cheese!" [ laughter ] and then pete was like, "what?" and then, of course, he did not want crazy cheese. and it was like, "you've selected crazy cheese." >> seth: gotcha. >> and then i just remember his combo move was leslie jones came out as his girlfriend and went, "i'm karen!" [ laughter ] so it was a little too complicated. maybe some day. >> seth: some day. >> um -- uh. >> seth: yeah. >> judging by the audience response mortal also -- >> seth: i think -- "snl" is back next week. i think we can look forward to both mcdonald's security system and crazy cheese. >> yeah, it's going to dominate the show. >> seth: i can't wait to see the special. thank you very much for being here, mikey. >> thank you, i love you. >> seth: it was just such a pleasure. >> you're amazing. [ cheers and applause ] thank you. >> seth: mikey day, everybody! "david s. pumpkins' halloween special" airs saturday night at 11

dorinda and sonya at the berkshires. >> this is a move they do, a rescinded invitation. >> yes. now, if he had said that he wasn't coming, so it didn't really work in this case, but that's the fine print. >> all right. the president also tweeted spoke to president of mexico to give condolences on terrible earthquake. unable to reach for three days because of his cell phone reception site. >> blaming cell reception, a classic. >> housewives do that? >> oh, yeah. works every time. yeah. >> the president also tweeted drain the swatch should be changed to drain the sewer. it's much worse than anyone ever thought and begins with the fake news. >> something that works throughout all the franchises is you keep repeating the same lines over and over until someone listens. we saw it with stripper gate in new jersey. we saw it with book gate in new york. just stay on message, and if you keep repeating it, then it will sink in. >> all right. final tweet from the president, what about all the contact with the clinton campaign and the russians? also, is it true that the dnc would not let the

i've been spending the last few days on every day, every hour two of them actually spg3 which my wife sonya scwhi work on help for all you've heard about social business in the health sector, 4 is is education for all. and it is to censure that every child in the planet can get at least a secondary school education. and yesterday i met with the wonderful woman who founded something called bridges international which some of you may have heard of which is a -- an education mgo or o it's a business actually. it's not quite a social business for federal government business. but they're doing a wonderful job in this slims of nairobi and it's exactly on helping kids that would have no chance or for school to get access and they were working on the price point how can you provide a quality education at $4 for child per month because that's what the households could afford. he's a ph.d. from berkeley and your husband is an mba in education, exhibition and they're being creative so the point i want to make is that we have a set of problem it is that really need solving urgently and i believe they'r

dr sonya hill, welcome to breakfast. good morning. looking at those images, this is charting a life‘s work. absolutely. jane goodall is now in her 80s but first started in tanzania almost 60 years ago and is still going strong in terms of her conservation work, working with young people, all kinds of things. still going strong and still very active. how did she make such a difference? she's an incredibly special person. if you ever get the chance to meet her, and charlie, you said you met her before, she has an amazing calmness and aura about her. she will walk into a room, and she isa she will walk into a room, and she is a small, petite woman and she will hold a room. you can hear a pin drop when she walks in. she has an amazing persona but also has an amazing persona but also has an amazing skill for studying animal behaviour and communicating with people, for eating people engaged and listening to the message. -- for getting people engaged. we are very much in tune with the idea of conservation now. i imagine the battles she was

harrisburg, kentucky, sonya up first with reid wilson. you for takingnk my call. i just want to point out the donald trump and the of people voting own, economic completely -- news. something that is from reality.ent thank you. guest: well, we're in the same news is, but fox i won't give them all the credit know, but the fact is there are people who vote against their economic interests sides.h you know, there are a lot of millionaires who would benefit rom big tax cuts and vote democratic and a lot of people who receive benefits from the voted ble care act, who republican. what was interesting to see in his series, though, is that it appears that the culture wars are alive and well. year, i think as little is because we've been in economic recovery for seven concernedple are less with the economy than they were 2012 or 2014, there was a sense things had gotten better, now we get to fight other things, the things we fought about were things then weredate trump and clinton talking about. the immigration system, what it to be an american, where our place is in this