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but this story is really about why lindsay needed parker. he helped me in ways that i can't even explain it. >> lindsay, you see, is a competitive gymnast. has been doing it since she was three. but just a few weeks before meeting parker, lindsay suffered a severe concussion. for weeks, she was confined to her dark bedroom. >> it really put me in a bad mental place. i'm a very social person, so obviously being isolated from society, sitting in the dark, definitely, you know, took a toll on my mental health. >> reporter: lindsay says parker has changed all of that. he broke her out of her depression and has been keeping it at bay ever since. >> okay. >> reporter: at least, that's what she wrote when she nominated pets in need for a grant from the charitable foundation petco love. >> parker's adoption saved three lives, including my own. >> reporter: her story won them $5,000. >> i don't think anyone here knew that that had happened. >> reporter: jacqueline stewart is pets in need's development manager. >> she was able to lean on pets in need

lindsay? >> fascinating, thank you. >>> today's rally is part of the larger conversation about the polarization of the american people. three years ago this month an anonymous member of the trump administration wrote in the "new york times" "the real difference will be made by everyday citizens rising above politics, reaching across the aisle and resolving to shed the labels in favor of a single one, americans." joining us live is the man who wrote that anonymous op-ed, miles taylor, former chief of staff of the department of homeland security and co-founder of the new america movement. thanks for your time today. i want to follow up with you on that quote from your piece but first, what do you think we're going to see today and what responsibility do republicans have to speak out against this? >> well, look i'd say three things. first, this is really personally disturbing to me for a few reasons. one, i've lived in the city for 20 years. i was here in the years after nine-and it didn't feel l

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lindsay: y estar listo parece ser de las mayores virtudes del canelo . estuvo listo las 13 aÑos para entender que la cima sÓlo se llega con sacrificio. su primera bolsa como profesional, $80. su Último combate rÉcord de asistencia para una pelea de asistencia lasestados unidos. se fue como dueÑo y seÑor del deporte. canelo sabe cÓmo romper a sus rivales e inclusive ha derribado fronteras a la hora de negociar sus combates. Él junto a eddie reynoso se han convertido en la dupla mÁspoderosa del boxeo. fernanda es su debilidad que sÓlo lo ha hecho mÁs fuerte. saÚl: estaba con ella. tenÍa muchos aÑos. y dije, somos felices, estamos bien. no hay necesidadde casarnos, no cree en eso, pero yo decÍa, ya estamos juntos. no creo que pueda amarla mÁs de lo que la amo. y efectivamente cuando nos casamos, fue algo totalmente diferente. la amo 10 veces mÁs de lo que la amo. entonces sÍ es algo especial el casarte y mÁs que nada casarte con la mujer a la que amas. lindsay: la plenitud emocionales y que disfrutar en cada dÍa. saÚl el papÁ siempre e

soledad: sandra lindsay is a nurse at long island jewish medical center in long island. thanks for talking with me. i appreciate it. sandra: thank you, soledad. >> coming up on matter of fact, we grieve our collective loss. soledad: there's something very unnerving about seeing those benches down there that are the ones that the little children. >> and you realize, oh, my god. those were, those were kids. >> and later, this woman is preparing to welcome the afghan families who fled the taliban. >> they still have that. oh, my god, who is that at the door? are they here to hurt us? >> how she'll help them overcome their fears. ♪ their fears. ♪ you know when you're at ross, ooh! and the fall finds are everything? and those brands at those prices are everywhere? okay, yes! that's yes for less! bring on the fall looks you've been waiting for with the best bargains ever... ...at ross. yes for less! (upbeat music) - [announcer] introducing withthe grubhub guarantee,r... our promise to deliver your order on time within the delivery window and for the lowest price compared t

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michael lindsay, i don't think dr. lindsay could be here today, but the school was very involved in the cof application and design and certainly they're going to enjoy the space. quick shout outs to our partners. the san francisco parks alliance, we wouldn't be able to do these projects without the caring, generous support of the parks alliance. the san francisco children and nature network, our city family from public works. there are several here. thank you dpw, you guys are awesome. i see rachel gordon in the background i think. and everybody has a mask on. i shouldn't be calling out people by faces because i can't see them. again to our commission. to the parks recreation advisory committee, the committee of citizens that works with us to help develop these projects. i know karen and steven are here. thank you for your presence. to my own staff for their hard work. lisa is here, she has been the captain of let's play sf. i see nick here, thank you nick. michelle who leads an amazing crew. james, robert, i know i'm

i am willing to put in $5, lindsay, will you go with 50 million? >> that is spare change to him, that is like five cents it to us! i need to more know more about this conversation with bono, what did they talk about? >> i mean, what do you talk about when bono is calling in to the international -- or to you, when you are flying 360 miles above? it is not clear, but i will tell you what we do know. the next day for them, maybe ten minutes later because, they get a new day every 90 minutes or so, they woke up to the song, it's a beautiful day. there had been some rumors that bono might be part of a celebration to welcome them back somewhere here in florida, either today or later on. so, i assume that they kind of said like, they made their request of what songs they wanted, so i am not sure? >> maybe a private concert? that is so cool, candace, awesome story. thanks so much! >> well, the far right rally outside the u.s. capital is over. this morning, many are still questioning republicans for staying silent about it. this was the rally for people to

i'm candice gibson. >> i'm lindsay reiser. we are happy you are spending part of your holiday weekend with us, in the last hour, candace called me out. i am basic, i like fall. bring on the pumpkin. you still want summer to last forever? >> they do, i want to extend continuously, the weather is already kicking in for a lot of people. it has been a rough, hot summer for many. >> i know it. as we are also spending our holiday weekend with a stellar team of reporters and analysts following the latest for us right now. >> let's bring in texas, where supporters of the supporters of abortion rights across the country are trying to fight back against that new restrictive ban. >> the big question is where do they turn next? the supreme court has weighed in for now at least. speaker pelosi said she'll introduce a bill to codify roe v. wade into law when they return to congress. it faces a razor thin margin in the senate. the president has vowed to respond from the federal government. it is unclear what that could be. could the next res

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it's mark ingram handing off the phillip lindsay lindsay makes the corner goes in for the score. houston 37 21 winner last year. at this time, robert saleh was coaching the 49. defense. now he's the jets head coach. the jets in charlotte, where sam donald hooked up with robby anderson for 57 yards underscore sweet moment for those two former jets. and now the jets need to stop to keep the panthers from wrapping the game up when you need a big play, christian mccaffrey is a good guy to give the ball to. not only does mccaffrey get the first down, he gets down to keep the clock running 187 total yards from mccaffrey is the panthers win 1914. novak jugovic was one us open title away from becoming the first tennis players since 1969 to hold all four grand slam championships. djokovic taking on the neil medvedev in today's finals, with no less than brad pitt and bradley cooper joined the match in flushing meadows. tennis players can be temperamental from time to time, djokovic went out 46 in the first set, you'd have to say he's not happy with the development here in the second, you l

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and "the wizard and i" from the hit broadway musical "wicked" please welcome ginna claire mason and lindsay pearce [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ whenever i se someone less fortunate than i and let's face it ♪ ♪ who isn't les fortunate than i my tender heart tend to start to bleed ♪ ♪ and when someon needs a makeover i simply have to take over ♪ ♪ i know i know exactly what they need and even in your case ♪ ♪ though it's the toughes case i've yet to fac don't worry i'm determined ♪ ♪ to succeed follow my lead and yes, indee you will be popular ♪ ♪ you're gonna be popular i'll teach you the proper ploys ♪ ♪ when you talk to boys little ways to flirt and flounce ♪ ♪ ooo i'll show you what shoes to wear ♪ ♪ how to fix your hai everything that really counts to be popular ♪ ♪ i know about popula and with an assist from me to be who you'll be ♪ ♪ instead of dreary who you were there's nothing that ♪ ♪ can stop yo from becoming popu-ler lar ♪ ♪ and though you protes your disinterest i know clandestinely ♪ ♪ you're gonna grin and bear i your ne

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and this is lindsay's story and i quote. in 2008, i joined the navy, where i would serve for four years before being medically retired. i served all but three months of my time under the military's discriminatory don't ask, don't tell policy. i could tell you a lot of stories that range from bullying and reprimands for my nonbinary appearance, faild relationships due to the fact they had to hide them at every turn and exploitation by other service members threatening to tell my secret if i didn't continue to date them. even as i spend months recovering from life-changing injuries as a result of my service, i was made to suffer alone because my relationships were legally prohibited. as i've unpacked my service as a veteran, i look back at the intense scars that don't ask, don't tell inflicted on my life. in conversations with other don't ask, don't tell survivor, i have come to realize that serving thunder policy has left a general riggs of queer service members with intense trauma and a fracture of our identities. for vetera

volatile which has led to several viewers contacting us with concerns like this articulated recently by lindsay... one of the senior staff overseeing the bbc presence in afghanistan is jamie angus senior control of news output. nice to have un the studio. i am surely viewers appreciated. how safe are bbc in afghanistan? it is a very dangerous place and it is nice to hear the concerns about audience but the bbc is a news organisation used to operating a difficult and dangerous situations and we have a whole structure in place, high—risk teams and support for correspondence to mean me minimise the risk to the safest possible level and re—evaluate for each individual activity whether we are able to undertake the risk involved so it is kind that people are concerned and we do everything we can for the people working with as and afghan national journalist still there to make sure even when things are uncertain and dangerous that we can minimise the risk to them. everyone knows the taliban reputation on human rights and particularly women, how comfortable are you about bbcjournalists being there.

compare the we are lindsay of this pandemic with what you -- fire lindsay -- virilency of this pandemic with what you have. >> the flu virus has a higher mortality rate and sheer numbers if you were to be infected but what i think is most significant is in 1918, they did not have modern hospitals or critical care medicine and antibiotics and any knowledge of infectious -- the knowledge we have infectious diseases. they did not even know influenza was caused by a virus. the fact we are approaching the sheer number of deaths now in 2020-2021 when we have antivirals and vaccines and mono critical care, when we know so much about the biology, that is inexcusable. we should not have 1918 level pandemic because of the tools we have and i think that is the lesson, that we made this as severe as it was. it was the human factor that expanded the ability of the virus to kill. tom: doctor, they did not have our social and less than social media. where they advantaged because they did not have the messaging of the unvaccinated? dr. adalja: they did not have a vaccine at that time for flu anyway, bu

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the excitement, lindsay, is building here on the coast. it really feels like it's the dawn of a new day and a new era in space travel. >> we can't wait to hear more of your reporting this hour. we have a team of reporters and analysts. we begin at the u.s. capitol, where law enforcement is on high alert ahead of a rally supporting people facing charges from the january 6th insurrection. before we get into this, it's important to lay out exactly what's happening. january 6th was organized by at least 11 different groups. today's event was organized by one man, the permit application for the event was for a crowd of

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lindsay has four kids. three under 12 years old >> if this program wasn't in effect, how disruptive would this year be for you right now >> it could be all over the place. in our community, it's the best way to keep them as safe as possible >>> the study suggests this approach is a safe alternative to home isolation but according to the new york times, the cdc does not endorse a test to stay program. a new school year with a big learning curve as covid continues to complicate lives. >> school districts that have adopted the test to stay approach are making it easy for students often providing tests on site at school and releasing results that day >> thank you >>> tv's biggest night just wrapped up a few hours ago, the show seemed more normal, the pandemic could not be ignored. >> let me start by saying there are way too many of us in this little room. what are we doing. they said this was outdoors. it is not. we are in a hermedically sealed tent right now >> thank you to lauren who went to take a dumb >> hi

. >> reporter: lindsay gutierrez had to abandon her basement apartment in queens, new york. >> we had to come out this way. >> reporter: the disaster declarations will allow individuals to receive federal aid for temporary housing and home repairs. >> because you get some financial aid some way or another, that will go a long way. >> reporter: for now some are focused on cleaning up the wreckage. >> there's not enough hours in the day to get this done. >> reporter: before president biden tours queens, he will come here. house after house has piles of debris. entire lines turned to debris. >> the kids toys is the most heartbreaking. they don't understand the magnitude of what happened. >> reporter: in all the mess 10-year-old abby found something to smile about. >> my dolly. >> reporter: down in louisiana where ida made landfall, power company entergy says half a million customers still don't have power. manville has had major flooding before including after superstorm sandy in 2012. this is a true mess and a nightmare for families. the question is what can be done to prevent it from h

richard besser and professor lindsay riley a professor at american university. monica, let me start with you and simply the implementation aspect of this. it's, it is, look, i think yesterday's speech was designed to both be a strong reaction and i think they expected a strong reaction and in many ways the strong reaction may help reinforce their larger message. but let's talk about implementation. how does this work and does the federal government have the resources to enforce some of the penalties that osha might put on private businesses that don't fulfill the requirements of either the vaccine or increased testing. >> and this is going to happen in a lot of different phases, chuck. the critical thing here first, chuck, the clock does start ticking for federal workers, contractors who now have the 75 days. but for all these other millions of americans who work at companies that have more than 100 employees, it's a little less clear what the timeline is going to look like. we do know from a covid briefing earl ier today that health experts anticipate it could

. >> it is difficult to navigate lindsay on a daily basis, and more specifically, during the morning and evening commute hours. >> from 2012 to 2016, there were 260 collisions on valencia and 46 of those were between vehicles and bikes. the mayor shows great leadership and she knew of the long history of collisions and the real necessity for safety improvements on the streets, so she actually directed m.t.a. to put a pilot of protected bike lanes from market to 15th on valencia street within four months time. [♪♪♪] >> valencia is one of the most used north south bike routes in san francisco. it has over 2100 cyclists on an average weekday. we promote bicycles for everyday transportation of the coalition. valencia is our mission -- fits our mission perfectly. our members fall 20 years ago to get the first bike lane stripes. whether you are going there for restaurants, nightlife, you know , people are commuting up and down every single day. >> i have been biking down the valencia street corridor for about a decade. during that time, i have seen the emergence of ridesharing compan

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reporter: he works with the lindsay wildlife experience. wildfires and drought continued to worsen, putting pressure on wild animals. forced to move from their natural habitats and into places where they can find food and water. >> they venture into areas where they feel they can find these items. reporter: if there is any good news, coyotes generally do not attack humans. that has been a big concern among the residents. >> children are of an h that could be walking on their own are generally too large for them. points some you'll see something like that is if they have a disease. reporter: the town is very aware of the problem. with one town council member telling us in a statement, we are working with fish and wildlife. they asked us to report all incidents of a clear picture can be made on where the concentration of coyote attacks are located. when this is received, fish and wildlife can relocate or euthanize the animal. it is a small relief for their family who says something has to be done. >> i don't want anyone to experience what we

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resign parents like lindsay harrison will be paying attention. with three school-aged kids, she's concerned about the spike in pediatric cases. 250,000 reported last week. >> we're seeing more kids in the icu needing higher levels of monitoring, intervention. >> reporter: in los angeles, the school board is voting today whether to require eligible students 12 and older to be vaccinated against covid-19 in order to attend school in person. >> that's why there isn't measles and mumps and rubella in our schools because we vaccinate, and we require it. it's a mandate. this is a mandate to save lives. >> reporter: a source familiar with the president's new plan tells cbs news it will include an update on booster shots. and on those boosters, the fda still hasn't approved a third dose. an advisory panel is supposed to look at the data on the pfizer vaccine on september 17th. that is just three days before the administration had planned to start giving out shots. so they already scaling back some expectations. anne-marie? >> yep, already behind schedule

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here's nbc's lindsay riser >> reporter: the push for boosters is underway across the country, with people getting their pfizer booster shot. >> i'm 68 years old, and i've been hearing about the immunity from the earlier shot regime starting to wear out so i just want to be safe. >> reporter: but what about those who got moderna or johnson & johnson vaccines can they mix and match with a pfizer booster countries like germany are allowing, even sometimes recommending vaccine mixing and matching and have been for months but in the u.s., doctors are saying there's still not enough data yet >> why are they being so conservative at this point >> it does appear that while it may be safe, not clear that you get added benefit from mixing and matching the majority of us can benefit from waiting, because we are going to receive not just better information but better guidance. >> reporter: the surgeon general says the recommendations are moderna and johnson & johnson boosters will come soon. the fda is working with both to process and review data. >> this is a high, high priority >> reporter: for tho

lindsay harris has four kids enrolled in utah schools. three are under 12 years old. >> if this program wasn't in effect how disruptive do you think the school year would be for you right now? >> it could be all over the place. in our community it is the best way for us to keep them as safe as possible. >> reporter: a study published in "the lancet" medical journal suggests this approach is a safe alternative to home isolation. but according to the "new york times" the cdc does not recommend or endorse a test to stay program at this time. a new school year with a big learning curve as covid continues to complicate lives. >> kathy joins us live from new york. so is frequent testing catching on to keep kids in school this year? >> reporter: it certainly is picking up all across the country from california to illinois to massachusetts. while the implementation varies the goal is the same, to keep kids in the classroom. kate? >> absolutely. okay. kathy, thank you. a reminder you can visit plan your vaccine.com to find more information any tim

. >> reporter: texas concerts woman lindsay fletcher, a cosponsor of the house bill, says for too long abortion rights advocates have relied too much on the courts. >> this should force everybody to act now. it's going to have tragic consequences for families across texas. are back president biden has directed his administration to look into what legal tools it has to counter the texas law. skyler henry, cbs news, capitol hill. >>> of the house does pass the women's health protection act, the bill is likely to face an uphill rattle in the evenly divided senate. meanwhile, the supreme court will hear arguments this fall on a mississippi law that would ban abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. >>> still ahead on kpix 5, and streaming on cbsn bay area , he resigned amid sexual assault allegations. now new science of former bay area mayor may be trying to get his old job back. >>> the major cleanup effort underway after the northeast is hit with devastating flooding by hurricane ida. >>> in berkeley, california lawmakers approved a bill emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when a

we saw in early 2019, 2020 beyond what we expect the longer term growth rate will be around 1.8% >> lindsay, thank you for that we appreciate it >> right now, markets in the green, we are seeing futures up across the board bitcoin up a percent and a half. as i mentioned, "squawk box" is coming up next thanyofowahik u r tcng every day in business brings something new. so get the flexibility of the new mobile service designed for your small business. introducing comcast business mobile. you get the most reliable network with nationwide 5g included. and you can get unlimited data for just $30 per line per month when you get four lines or mix and match data options. available now for comcast business internet customers with no line-activation fees or term contract required. see if you can save by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities. >>> the stock's rebound especially after the nasdaq. talking about rising rates gridlock in washington, supply chain issues a lot of catalyst. jay powell in the hot seat capitol hill grill >> over and over, you have acted to make our banking sy

nurses lindsay and adele are heading out to see patients and can ill afford to stop to refuel. i'm not going to be able to stop now because we've got to get to this patient as soon as possible. and by the time they've seen their patients, it's too late. we have managed to go past fuel stations that have queues, so we know they've got fuel, but we've been unable to get in the queue and wait because time is critical for us. by the time we've made our visits and made those patients comfortable, those fuel stations, sadly, have been empty. the fuel industry and government insist the situation is slowly improving, but the business secretary today said the army would be on our streets soon. it takes a couple of days, sometimes a few days, to get troops on the ground. we've decided to do that and i think in the next couple of days people will see some soldiers driving the tanker fleet. clearly, there are still major problems about the availability of fuel but what about prices? as you can see here, they have been rising steadily since the beginning of the year and are now at an eight�

. >> i'm up in the lobby to get tested by charmane and lindsay. >> hi! >> reporter: the entire cast, tested and vaccinated. rehearsing. dancing in masks. but on stage, they'll come off. >> makeup is on. >> reporter: audiences must wear masks. 12 and older must be vaccinated. >> it wasn't just that all those actors and stagehands and ticket-takers were out of work. all the restaurants were out of work. all the parking lots were out of work. every business that relies on that audience was out of work. >> reporter: why is this important for us to get back on broadway? >> one, to show perseverance. you know? i think a lot of people need to see that, after the year we had. it's been a hard time. people need to get back into laughing and feeling that joy and getting back to life. >> reporter: tonight, the new broadway. and the new hope. ♪ the circle of life ♪ >> it is great to have broadway back. all those actors, performers, the crew, all back to work. welcome home. good night >> this is abc 7 news. >> the course of california's future could change dramat

>> reporter: it's that kind of worst-case scenario that worries parents like lindsay harrison, a mother of three school-aged kids. harrison's youngest is in third grade in a school district north of san antonio where masks are not mandatory. in the first eight days of school, her district sent out 250 notices like this one of positive infections, but she says they lack key information about who is sick. >> why can't we know every time a kinder ranch-affiliated person is testing positive for covid? >> reporter: harrison says she read on a facebook group for parents, every kindergarten teacher at her son's school, kinder ranch elementary, recently tested positive for covid, and so did her son's teacher, information school officials wouldn't confirm. >> we didn't have an option. our hands were tried. >> reporter: clint saavedra's children also attend school in the same district as the harrisons'. what is your biggest worry right now? >> my kids being sick and in a hospital on a ventilator. i can't be the only parent. how are other parents-- how are they okay with that, that-- that risk? ho

speaker of the house of commons, sir lindsay hoyle chose to host the event in his home town of chorley from where bbc north west tonight�*s mike stevens reports. astley hall welcomes speaker nancy pelosi! after a night of lancashire hot pot, butter pie and chorley cakes, the delegates arrived on good form. # we all need somebody to lean on.# speakers from all over the world gathered at astley hall to discuss the important issues of the day. hello, nancy! and the locals came out to greet them. we are chorley—ites. it's just fantastic and everybody has been wonderful. it's really good for the town. i work at a local school as well - and we've got representatives coming from copper primary, which is really good. i to think nancy pelosi is in chorley. i usually go to washington, dc to see people like that! she�*s come here to see you! not quite me! and the us delegation were equally as impressed. hi, how are you? i�*m ok, i�*m very happy to be here to see the pride that chorley takes in its speaker and the pride that he takes in his constituency. how important are events like thi

we used to have chances to scores will be a tune up and but we had really good football moments. lindsay of late drama between let's coming to an ac milan, let's guess growing in a closet and a people minutes around hungry men and then 6 minutes in stop, which on madrid were given a penalty for humble. let me suarez. you'll slotted at home for to want to have the basketball stall upon. james says he has been vaccinated against coven 19 despite some initial reservations. full time, be a champion along with his like his side of help at pre season, mediate a lead hasn't made vaccinations mandatory for the place. i think when it comes down for me, i can speak about myself. i think everyone has their own choice to do what they feel is right for themselves in their family and things of that nature. i know that i was very skepticism about it all. but after doing my research and things of that nature, i felt like it was best suited for not only me, but for my family and my friends. and you know, and that's why i decided to do it so. but as far as i don't, you guys know me anything that i talk ab

grabbed me, and he's like let's go, let's get out of here, but then it dawned on me that my friend lindsay moor house, one of my best friends from school was in the second tower on the 89th floor. she's got to be okay, obviously she has to be okay because there's no way anything bad could ever happen to anybody i know. >> look at the second building. >> stupidly, i left my cell phone on my desk, and so i didn't know how to get in touch with her. >> oh, no. oh, my god. >> a second airplane. a 727 just rammed into the building. >> i remember understanding that it was terrorism at that moment, but i just, i think i was just in such shock that i didn't feel any pain. i didn't understand the significance. >> brought my camera. got my video tape, went outside my building. and i just could not believe it. it's funny to have this analogy, but that star wars movie and ob 1 kenobi heard the planet explode in the beginning, and he said we heard the voices of a million people who perished and that loud explosion, i really felt like the voices of all those lives. >> i kept saying over and over, i'm sca