laura pausini: sÍ... karla: ¿quÉ calzas? laura pausini: 38 y medio, 39 tambiÉn. alan: como araÑa fumigada caminando, pero yo me lo pongo! laura pausini: ya que mi novio me estÁ pidiendo, querÍa decirle que le dejÉ una fotografÍa de un par de zapatos que me encantarÍa para navidad. karla: oye, y "la banda", te estÁ yendo sÚper bien. eres como la mamÁ. laura pausini: de verdad, aparte que lloro siempre. es difÍcil, porque los niÑos son muy jÓvenes, y tenemos reglas duras y difÍciles. por ejemplo, ahÍ estoy besando mi favorito, kevin, y desafortunadamente se fue. entre todos los comentarios que he leÍdo en internet, porque voy a menudo mis redes sociales, hemos tenido que explicar... porque nosotros tenemos que evaluar cuatro factores esenciales: que canten, bailan y todo. esenciales: que canten, bailan y todo. cuando te tiñes con preference, esenciales: que canten, bailan y todo. es una cuestión de amor. superior preference, de l'oréal. hasta 12 matices se combinan en cada tono luminoso. preference está especialmente diseñado para darte un color

alana: laura laura pausini! wizin! karla: es esta es su casa, pasen. laura: todo todo bien, mira aquÍ... karla: yo creo que uno de los momentos que mÁs disfrutamos en familia es el momento de la navidad. ¿cuÁl ha sido la navidad mÁs memorable? laura: bueno, la prim bueno, -- primera que pasÉ con mi hija, tener una navidad con una niÑa pequeÑa... yo esperÉ para tener mi hija por mÁs de 10 aÑos, cuando llegome la disfrutÉ a lo mÁximo. es la verdadera motivaciÓn por la que yo vivo. creo que dios me creo por eso. alan: y quÉ y que momentos para ti wizin? wizin: en puerto rico es muy bonito pero desde que naciÓ mi hija hace nueve aÑos, creo que todos los que somos padres es una bendiciÓn pasar con los niÑos. alan: pero como buen boricua... yo estuve allÍ hace dos aÑos y celebra la navidad desde julio. wisin: si, nos encanta la navidad en porto rico y somos muy rumberos! maity: ayer comentabamos con laura, que ella suspende todo y se regresa a su pueblo. ella cantaba en el coro. laura: los coristas que estÁn allÍ son mejores que yo. yo

it was about 9:biothis morning, laura. >> laura: mm-hmm. 9:30. the initial shots we believe range out outside of watts hall on the ohio state university campus. the campus was immediately put on lockdown by the ohio state university emergency management team. that lockdown lasted for hours. one of those suspects has been shot and killed. the other suspect we understand is in police custody. we also understand that there were nine people shot. we don't know if those were just students or university personnel or professors. we understand nine people, however, were shot. at this point, we believe that one of those people is in critical condition. >> laura: as for the tweets that have been coming in from buckeye alerts, that's who we have been following here, through this morning, now buckeye alert, active shooter on campus. run, hide, fight. watts hall, 19th and college. that came in about almost exactly two hours ago that that tweet came in. shortly after that, there was a buckeye alert, continue to shelter in place avoid area of college. more info

laura: thank you for joining us here on "france 24." why should voters choose friends were feeling -- choose friends what beyond -- choose francois fillon over juppe? >> france are struggling. fillion -- fillon is advocating a profound transformation, a radical transformation of the french society, to get back on the proper trajectory of growth and excellence. trya: didn't alain juppÉ to bring about those reforms himself in the 1990's, because he failed? every french leader realizes there is a huge black -- backlash. there is ongoing protests. isthat's where fillon revolutionary. the difference between 1995, when there was very social policy, executed with alain policy, whichal we did not vote for, fillon has chosen to be very clear up front about the program. he's doing that in three years. to be clear to people on what they are voting for. he thinks that, if the democratic contract is clear be mandated by the people to execute the french transformation, which more and more people in france understand. it's also different from 1995. p

laura: it is all extraordinary. what does this palace intrigue tell you about what the trump administration will be like and how it will govern? choices he has had to make so far was chief, which was reince priebus, which is saying that we have it establishment trusted guy in there. then he made a senior counselor of stephen bannon, the head of the conservative breitbart administration that has embraced the alternative right movement. he is trying to strike a balance . he has been tempered in his first seven days. he sent out tweets. he gave the standard protocol 60 minutes interview. he has been mostly gracious to his opponents. i think he is trying to walk a five line. the big -- a fine line. the big signal will be the attorney general, secretary of state. those will be big ones. laura: last night he skipped the press tour and went out to a new york restaurant. it is between walking the line and having the press pool and going out without them. >> that is part of not knowing the protocol and not following it. last

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fred's dead, laura. nothing will bring him back. if there's gonna be any trouble on this train, i got a right to know about it. well? well, the... the richardson family and us, we came from the same county back in kentuck. me and my son fred and laura here-- she was married to fred-- we worked us a farm. 'tweren't much-- that is, compared to the richardsons. they owned a bank, raised horses, owned half the county. he was a fine man, major. tell him all of it. well, perce richardson died a couple of years ago and his son took over. that one. 'tweren't more than six months before the bank failed. haha the people in the valley went broke. he got a year and a day for embezzlement, but... it was too late to do any good. i see. no, you don't! you don't see it at all! everything we had in the world was in that bank. my freddie, he couldn't take it. you didn't see him walking the floor, broodin' so he couldn't even hardly talk, and you didn't go to that barn like i did and find him hanging from a rafter! stop it

laura demaria joining us live with everything you need to know. hey, laura. >> laura: hey, guys. ok. this is such an exciting event. i'm so thrilled to be a part of it. i'm down at k. and r. in fairlawn right on market street across from summit mall. but here's the business. let me tell you. 1,000 turkeys. that's how many are being given away. but this doesn't start until 4:00 so don't get too excited at least not yet. you don't want to come down here until about 4:00. giving away about six turkeys a minute. that's how quickly the lines will be coming through. let me give you a heads up. i have a dancing turkey behind me, yeah. you are seeing this. you will want to come in by the i.t.t. entrance just down the way. thanks for the gobble gobbles from the audio guys in the back. if you are coming in, they will direct you around. you need to have some nonperishable food items, you need to have a new or gently used coat. in exchange, you are going to getting a free turkey for your dinner table next week. so, great, we are so excited for 19 to be a part of this with k.n.r. we will see

>> go, laura, go, go, laura go! amazing. >> laura, how long does it usually take? >> on a wet day, 30 minutes. why we've been trying to create something fast. we have 30 minutes to do everybody's hair. >> not everyone has laura but laura will give you her tips. donnadorable is in the chair. we'll begin to show you the process. hair blown out first? >> no. flip your head upside down, volume at the root. flip it over is when you start to section. >> sections is very important. what laura says. >> i have naturally curly hair. >> that's why it grabs fast. >> donna doesn't? >> donna has wavy hair. so it will work. this doesn't work great on straight hair. if you have a wave -- >> take about a half -- >> half an ih. >> yeah. spraying special sauce on it. >> this is a heat spray. it protects the hair. >> okay. >> from -- >> you're going to hold that crimper on there quite a long time. >> remember, up close -- >> close the wand. this is very important. the whole megillah, this crimping thing. >> this is, hold it close to the scalp. it takes a little longer. >> you see the

>> go, laura, go, go, laura go! amazing. >> laura, how long does it usually take? >> on a wet day, 30 minutes. why we've been trying to create something fast. we have 30 minutes to do everybody's hair. >> not everyone has laura but laura will give you her tips. donnadorable is in the chair. we'll begin to show you the process. a natural wave, leave it in. flip your head upside down, volume at the root. flip it over is when you start to section. >> sections is very important. what laura says. >> i have naturally curly hair. >> that's why it grabs fast. >> donna doesn't? >> donna has wavy hair. so it will work. this doesn't work great on straight hair. if you have a wave -- >> half an inch. >> yeah. spraying special sauce on it. >> this is a heat spray. it protects the hair. >> okay. >> from -- >> you're going to hold that crimper on there quite a long time. >> remember, up close -- >> close the wand. this is very important. the whole megillah, this crimping thing. >> this is, hold it close to the scalp. it takes a little longer. >> you see the steam coming off. that

laura: definitely seemed like it at trump tower today. he received an invitation for barack obama to go to the white house tomorrow his aides were briefing me that he was talking about who is bigger nominations might be for his cabinet, thinking about who is secretary of state would become who his treasury secretary would be, who that key nominee would be to the vacancy on the supreme court. yes, clearly the unexpected victory now beginning to sink in, and he will be there inaugurated in january. but also some notes, i would say, about his victory. hillary clinton, it looks like, is on track to win the popular vote. and he seems to have won the white house despite having won fewer votes than either mitt romney or john mccain. he has achieved something quite extraordinary, which is he managed to win, for example, in wisconsin, actually with fewer total votes that mitt romney lost the state in 2012, but overall turnout was down. maybe people felt this election was so depressing. but white turnout was up for republicans. he has achieved this

>> go, laura, go, go, laura go! amazing. >> laura, how long does it usually take? >> on a wet day, 30 minutes. why we've been trying to create something fast. we have 30 minutes to do everybody's hair. >> not everyone has laura but laura will give you her tirps. donna adorable is in the chair. process. hair blown out first? >> no. a natural wave, leave it in. flip your head upside down, volume at the root. flip it over is when you start to section. >> sections is very important. what laura says. >> i have natural ly curly hair >> that's why it grabs fast. >> donna doesn't? >> donna has wavy hair. so it will work. this doesn't work great on >> take about a half -- >> half an inch. >> yeah. spraying special sauce on it. >> this is a heat spray. it protects the hair. >> okay. >> from -- >> you're going to hold that crimper on there quite a long time. >> remember, up close -- >> close the wand. this is very important. the whole magilla, this crimping thing. >> this is, hold it close to the scalp. it takes a little longer. >> you see the steam coming off. that's not hur

(laura - experts say to study up. the big ticket items you're looking for, find out what they normally cost and then figure out how much you want to spend. you'll find that organizing all of this information can help during those chaotic shopping trips - and possibly keep you from spending more than you need to. (laura - also, knowing when to buy could also save you big. that's because not every deal is best on thanksgiving or even black friday. according to deal news dot com, it's better to buy cameras, tvs, tablets and thanksgiving. if you're looking to buy tools, black friday is your day. and for deep discounts on clothing, laptops, toys and games, wait until cyber monday. also, take advantage of apps and rewards. many retailers offer store points and holiday bonus offers for customers who download their apps. those apps are also good places to see the latest specials throughout the season. (laura - if you can hold off, you'll actually find some of the best deals on toys during the thanksgiving weekend, you will be

>> go, laura, go, go, laura go! amazing. >> laura, how long does it usually take? >> on a wet day, 30 minutes. why we've been trying to create something fast. we have 30 minutes to do everybody's hair. >> not everyone has laura but laura will give you her tirps. donna adorable is in the chair. we'll begin to show you the process. hair blown out first? >> no. a natural wave, lea flip your head upside down, volume at the root. flip it over is when you start to section. >> sections is very important. what laura says. >> i have naturally curly hair. >> that's why it grabs fast. >> donna doesn't? >> donna has wavy hair. so it will work. this doesn't work great on straight hair. if you have a wave -- >> take about a half -- >> half an inch. >> yeah. it protects the hair. >> okay. >> from -- >> you're going to hold that crimper on there quite a long time. >> remember, up close -- >> close the wand. this is very important. the whole magilla, this crimping thing. >> this is, hold it close to the scalp. it takes a little longer. >> you see the steam coming off. that's not hu

>> well, good evening, laura. police say that the catalyst is when two men got into a fight on bourbon street at around 1:30 this morning and pulled guns and started shooting and both of those men as of tonight are still on the run. >> i have one -- i have one -- [ inaudible ]. >> there were hundreds of thousands of tourists in new orleans this weekend, so when the shots were fired, chaos ensued. witnesses say that everyone was frantically trying to get to safety and in the process, some people got trampled. >> you are shoulder to shoulder and you couldn't walk and everybody started running and pushing each other and screaming. >> in the end, nine people were shot. one man was killed. authorities say that he was an innocent bystander and they did everything possible to try to prevent this violence with a beefed up presence. they also say they made some parts of the street more lit and add that they made 11 arrests for illegal firearms over the weekend, including one of the men who was shot overnight. and the mayor

>> go, laura, go, go, laura go! amazing. >> laura, how long does it usually take? >> on a wet day, 30 minutes. why we've been trying to create something fast. we have 30 minutes to do everybody's hair. >> not everyone has laura but laura will give you her tips. donnadorable is in the chair. we'll begin to show you the process. hair blown out first? >> no. volume at the root. flip it over is when you start to section. >> sections is very important. what laura says. >> i have naturally curly hair. >> that's why it grabs fast. >> donna doesn't? >> donna has wavy hair. so it will work. this doesn't work great on straight hair. if you have a wave -- >> take about a half -- >> half an inch. >> yeah. spraying special sauce on it. >> this is a heat spray. it protects the hair. >> okay. >> from -- >> you're going to hold that crimper on there quite a long time. >> remember, up close -- >> close the wand. this is very important. the whole megillah, this crimping thing. >> this is, hold it close to the scalp. it takes a little longer. >> you see the steam coming off. that's n

>> go, laura, go, go, laura go! amazing. >> laura, how long does it usually take? >> on a wet day, 30 minutes. why we've been trying to create something fast. we have 30 minutes to do everybody's hair. >> not everyone has laura but laura will give you her tips. donnadorable is in the chair. we'll begin to show you the process. hair blown out first? >> no. flip your head upside down, volume at the root. flip it over is when you start to section. >> sections is very important. what laura says. >> i have naturally curly hair. >> that's why it grabs fast. >> donna doesn't? >> donna has wavy hair. so it will work. this doesn't work great on straight hair. if you have a wave -- >> take about a half -- >> half an inch. >> yh. spraying special sauce on it. >> this is a heat spray. it protects the hair. >> okay. >> from -- >> you're going to hold that crimper on there quite a long time. >> remember, up close -- >> close the wand. this is very important. the whole megillah, this crimping thing. >> this is, hold it close to the scalp. it takes a little longer. >> you see the

>> go, laura, go, go, laura go! amazing. >> laura, how long does it usually take? >> on a wet day, 30 minutes. why we've been trying to create something fast. we have 30 minutes to do everybody's hair. >> not everyone has laura but laura will give you her tirps. donna adorable is in the chair. we'll begin to show you the process. hair blown out first? >> no. a nat flip your head upside down, volume at the root. flip it over is when you start to section. >> sections is very important. what laura says. >> i have natural ly curly hair >> that's why it grabs fast. >> donna doesn't? >> donna has wavy hair. so it will work. this doesn't work great on straight hair. if you have a wave -- >> take about a half -- >> half an inch. >> this is a heat spray. it protects the hair. >> okay. >> from -- >> you're going to hold that crimper on there quite a long time. >> remember, up close -- >> close the wand. this is very important. the whole magilla, this crimping thing. >> this is, hold it close to the scalp. it takes a little longer. >> you see the steam coming off. that's not

>>laura: and i'm laura moody. morning. we've got team coverage this morning. fox 13 political editor craig patrick is here to talk about the historic election. we'll ask him about hillary clinton and the camp there and what they'll be doing today. >>russell: we'll also talk to geoff simon about the effect on the global markets and the u.s. markets as well. marco rubio's political future and alcides segui will be getting local reaction. >>laura: we start with do election more than a year now. it all comes to this. good morning, doug. >> you've got to imagine the campaign corks were popping here at trump tower last night where trump and his team engineered this amazing come from behind win, defining the polls before claiming victory. >> sorry to keep you waited. complicated business. complicated. >> trump and the rest of america had to wait until some of the showed all along, upset and often fiery candidate tried to pose a gracious note for president elect. >> for those who have chosen to not support me in the past, of which there were a few people, i'm reaching

laura: thanks for talking with us. in law, outgoing president barack obama is in germany on the second leg of his final foreign trip. he's holding private talks with chancellor angela merkel. they will be joined by the leaders of france and the u.k. tomorrow. before leaving athens this on populism. spoke ineven as his legacy is doubt after donald trump's when, on his final trip abroad, u.s. president brock upon a -- barack obama spoke about democracy. riseew parallels about the of populist movements in europe, if resizing the need to make sure that people are not left behind by globalization. >> when the rich and powerful appeared to game the system and accumulate mass wealth while middle and working class family struggle to make ends meet, this feeds a profound sense of injustice and a feeling that our economies are increasingly unfair. this inequality now constitutes one of the greatest challenges to our economies and to our democracies. reassurances that u.s. commitment to nato would continue. president obama: i'm c

. :35 laura when i saw the numbers i was absolutely shocked. shopper laura salaz spends money at walmart, but she doesn't expect to see so many of her tax dollars spent there. 2:44 laura walmart is using my public resources as their private security. it's not only walmarts in southern nevada....all across the country, [nats] police are responding to scenes like these: two women fighting in the shampoo aisle. service. [nats ktnv file] north las vegas police responded to the walmart on lake mead 441 times in 2015. that's a first place tie with cheyenne condo apartments. and there was another walmart in north town's number 2 spot with 395 calls. nearly all for shoplifting, petit larceny and suspicious situations. :51 laura those are resources that are better used somewhere decatur and charleston an [nats] henderson police rolled more often to the walmart on marks road than anywhere else in their jurisdiction. almost twice a day. the other henderson walmart on lake mead was the 4th busiest location for cops there. 9:38 darcy are you getting called

." >> reporting from washington, on laura trevelyan. president obama gives donald trump some foreign-policy advice. urging him to stand up to russia when need a and avoid cutting convenient deals. election be the prologue of france's presidential election? we look at the common themes. and bringing a modern touch to the messes. -- the masses. reopenedthe newly london design museum for inspiration. laura: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. since donald trump became president-elect, the incumbent has gone out of his way to lead the transition, but barack obama had foreign-policy advice. he urged his successor to stand up to russia if it deviates from what he called american values. and he underlined there is clear proof russia had engaged in cyber attacks. our north america editor has this report. john: the red carpets will still be rolled out and the plane will remain the same, it is just in two months time it will be someone else coming down the steps of air force one. barack obama has enjoyed h

>> laura casterino. so -- here it is! ?? >> go, laura, go, go, laura go! amazing. >> laura, how long does it usually take? >> on a wet day, 30 minutes. why we've been trying to create something fast. we have 30 minutes to do everybody's hair. >> not everyone has laura but laura will give you her tips. donnadorable is in the chair. we'll begin to show you the process. hair blown out first? >> no. a natural wave, leave it in. flip your head upside down, volume at the root. flip it over is when you start to section. >> sections is very important. >> i have naturally curly hair. >> that's why it grabs fast. >> donna doesn't? >> donna has wavy hair. so it will work. this doesn't work great on straight hair. if you have a wave -- >> take about a half -- >> half an inch. >> yeah. spraying special sauce on it. >> this is a heat spray. it protects the hair. >> okay. >> from -- >> you're going to hold that crimper on there quite a long time. >> remember, up close -- >> close the wand. this is very important. the whole megillah, this crimping thing. >> this is, hold

laura. >> laura: thank you, harry. we could find out if shawn grate is tied to another homicide today. richland county officials hold a press conference at 10:00. they may release the identity of remains found earlier in fall, and let us know if shawn grate is suspected in that person's death. he already faces charges for the murders of two women and the kidnapping and raping woman. grate could face the death penalty if he's convicted. he'll be back in court on november 6th. >>> meanwhile, parma city schools will have until the end of the day today to turn their financial plan over to the board of education. there has been talk of merging high schools and closing at least five schools, which could bring some serious layoffs. the district has a $15 million budget deficit. we'll keep you updated with the latest information. those are some of the stories i'll update you on the current traffic in a couple of minutes. first, back out to progressive field where we find sam, and it's a picture-perfect evening for baseball, ri

2:44 laura walmart is using my public resources as their private security. coming up -- contact-13 chief investigator -- darcy spears -- exposes how some officials -- are fighting back against walmart -- to reduce the number of police calls. plus -- if you're feeling lucky tonight -- how big tonight's powerball season? the answer -- is the same in cities -- across the country. in both north las vegas -- and henderson -- walmart stores -- were the number one locations -- for police calls last year. contact 13-chief investigator -- darcy spears -- reveals where police are going -- more than almost anyplace else. numbers i was absolutely shocked. shopper laura salaz spends money at walmart, but she doesn't expect to see so many of her tax dollars spent there. 2:44 laura walmart is using my public resources as their private security. it's not only walmarts in southern nevada....all across the country, [nats] police are responding to scenes like these: two women fighting in the shampoo aisle. thefts in the parking lot, and violent outbreaks at customer service. [

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♪ >> go, laura, go, go, laura go! amazing. >> laura, how long does it usually take? >> on a wet day, 30 minutes. why we've been trying to create something fast. we have 30 minutes to do everybody's hair. >> not everyone has laura but laura will give you her tirps. donna adorable is in the chair. we'll begin to show you the process. hair blown out first? >> no. a natural wave, leave it in. flip your head upside down, volume at the root. flip it over is when you start to section. >> sections is very important. what laura says. >> i have natural lly curly hai >> that's why it grabs fast. >> donna doesn't? >> donna has wavy hair. so it will work. this doesn't work great on straight hair. if you have a wave -- >> take about a half -- >> half an inch. >> yeah. spraying special sauce on it. >> this is a heat spray. it protects the hair. >> okay. >> from -- >> you're going to hold that crimper on there quite a long time. >> remember, up close -- >> close the wand. this is very important. the whole magilla, this crimping thing. >> this is, hold it close to the scalp. it takes

>> go, laura, go, go, laura go! amazing. >> laura, how long does it usually take? >> on a wet day, 30 minutes. why we've been trying to create something fast. we have 30 minutes to do everybody's hair. >> not everyone has laura but laura will give you her tirps. donna adorable is in the chair. we'll begin to show you the process. hair blown out first? >> no. n flip your head upside down, volume at the root. flip it over is when you start to section. >> sections is very important. what laura says. >> i have naturally curly hair. >> that's why it grabs fast. >> donna doesn't? >> donna has wavy hair. so it will work. this doesn't work great on straight hair. if you have a wave -- >> take about a half -- >> half an inch. spraying special sauce on it. >> this is a heat spray. it protects the hair. >> okay. >> from -- >> you're going to hold that crimper on there quite a long time. >> remember, up close -- >> close the wand. this is very important. the whole magilla, this crimping thing. >> this is, hold it close to the scalp. it takes a little longer. >> you see the ste

laura. >> laura: out there on the road this morning, we are actually moving smoothly so far. heads-up, if you're driving there's a really big tip out there coming in from waze saying you should try to get on the road before 10:00. get caught up in the biggest congestion time. peak time is 3:00. between 10:00 and 6:00 this evening, you'll be busy on the roads. this morning looks really good. a lot of green to start off. we had an earlier accident on i-480 in twinsburg. it cleared. that was a rollover there. we have a water main break in brunswick. so careful in that area. going to have a reroute until westbound mentor to cleveland, 28-minute drive. canton to cleveland is 56 minutes, 27 minutes if you drive in inbound from elyria and strongsville to cleveland also running on time. you are all in the green pretty much anywhere that you may be headed if you head downtown right now. your akron drive is coming up at 6:49. as i mentioned, today is one of the biggest travel days of the year on the roads, which means it will be the day where more of well. aaa gave us some tips to keep

we have 30 minutes to do everybody's hair. >> not everyone has laura but laura will give you her tirps. donna adorable is in the chair. we'll begin to show you the process. hair blown out first? >> no. a natural wave, l flip your head upside down, volume at the root. flip it over is when you start to section. >> sections is very important. what laura says. >> i have naturally curly hair. >> that's why it grabs fast. >> donna doesn't? >> donna has wavy hair. so it will work. this doesn't work great on straight hair. if you have a wave -- >> take about a half -- >> half an inch. it protects the hair. >> okay. >> from -- >> you're going to hold that crimper on there quite a long time. >> remember, up close -- >> close the wand. this is very important. the whole magilla, this crimping thing. >> this is, hold it close to the scalp. it takes a little longer. >> you see the steam coming off. that's not hurting -- >> see? it's too long. >> take it off. >> and what i do is i push it back in to cool off, as next section. >> you're going to section, section, section. pretend -- >> and you -- latc

laura now wants to make sure that doesn't happen to others. not just kids who are a little different, but everyone. >> well, i want you to know how pleased and how thrilled i am that lilly's memory is being carried on by all of you. >> reporter: it is from the darkest day of laura's life that a brighter future might just be in store for not only this group of middle school students on a weekend retreat in petaluma but perhaps tense or even hundreds of thousands more. >> you are going to be the next generation of leaders. >> reporter: that is how many students have been exposed in the past six years through at least one of their programs to the north bay-based nonprofit, beyond differences. >> each year, we have grown and doubled and doubled and doubled in size. >> reporter: that dark time for laura was the sudden death at the age of 15 of her daughter lilly. lilly had suffered in middle school from social isolation. not feeling bullied, per se, but something maybe just as painful. feeling invisible and alone. >> it used to break my heart, beca

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laura. >> laura: when you look at the highways, the highways are not the problem spots. gosh, about 6,000 customers still without power here in northeast ohio, so some of the problems we have not in the akron area either. we have power outages, but not on the highway. highways look perfect. we have an accident at madison avenue at berea roads. that's roads are very, very wet still this morning, so that can cause problems on the morning between cooley and san diego. all lanes blocked there. we had that clearing of east ninth street where we were blocked due to lines down. we had some downed lines in the parma area south of 480. those have been improved. the power outages not so improved yet. wickliffe with 875 customers without power and cleveland has many customers without power in the 500 range. the drive times are not affected by this. if you get out the door right cleveland, your drive is looking a-okay, brian. we have our east side commute at 6:49. >> brian: thanks, laura. appreciate it. this morning the ohio state university campus recovering from an attack that lef

laura. >> laura: we've been mild on the roads all morning. department. not a complaint from me or you either. we want the roads to move nicely auto fridays. lots going on over the weekend. this is for my east siders that use i-90. listen up. if this is part of the planned drive on sunday, this is you need to listen to up this. bab bit and 222nd on the east side i-90 and intermittent road closures. the road will be shut down eastbound and westbound. it goes sunday 10:00 a.m. so off hours here. every 30 minutes they shut down the road for 10 minutes each time. you'll be a good stop for quite a while if you were out there at that time. we have an accident in macedonia and shepherd road at east highland ride there. you will use route 82 as your alternate. the highways have been moving on time. guys. >> tia: thank you. time is 6:51. we're following several stories violent protests that we've seen since the presidential election. >> brian: police have called them at least one of them riots. up next, we get new video from portland, oregon where authorities anti

there's no danger, laura. the last time you said that, you were wounded and held prisoner for almost a week. if not, i'll pick you up at your flat. it's really not serious. mind if i join you? yes, very much. i'm napoleon solo. i'm definitely uninterested. i'm a friend of brian morton. then why did you wait until he left? brian and i are associated with mr. waverly. perhaps brian mentioned him? i'm supposed to take you to a meeting with mr. waverly. i see. then brian's exit was arranged. yes, it was timely. well, why this meeting? an should enter marriage with an u.n.c.l.e. agent unless her eyes are wide open. my eyes have always been wide open, mr. waverly. i trust you're not going to run brian down. well, mr. morton, and all u.n.c.l.e. agents, are among the finest, most dedicated men in the world. but... take mr. solo here, for example. he has intelligence, verve, physical prowess. the kind of man most women would find very attractive. i thank you, sir. but probably the worst possible candidate for marriage.

lupe estaba ahÍ antes, y la que llegÓ fue la obra. -- laura. cuando vamos en diciembre del 89, ella estÁ ahÍ. lo que tengo entendido, que tambiÉn alberto tenÍa una situaciÓn de emergencia, y creo que jesÚs sala le ofreciÓ que la obra lo podÍa ayudar. borja: y laura iba a entrar en quÉ rol? >> ayudarle a cuidar a los niÑos. borja: por quÉ crees que juan gabriel tenÍa ese objetivo en su vida? tener con muy buenas amigas hijos concebidos de manera natural. esa es una pregunta que muchos se hacen. bÁrbara: es realmente impresionante conocer todos estos detalles de la vida de juan gabriel, cuando Él defendiÓ con uÑas y dientes su privacidad. de hecho, la mÁs extensa entrevista fue en nuestro programa en el 2002. ahÍ hablÓ de su orientación sexual, de sus hijos, su carrera, y tambiÉn de los problemas fiscales que tuvo que enfrentar. escucharla a ella, a consuelo, es impresionante, porque son detalles que jamÁs nos subÍamos imaginado. -- hubiÉramos imaginado. pamela: en sÓlo minutos escucharemos la respuesta de consuelo rosale

>> reporter: good morning, laura. i have been in communication with a spokes person for the hillsborough county sheriff's office. detectives will be meeting to discuss when and where to continue their search. less than 12 hours, little more than 12 hours now after receiving the report that 38-year-old william morris of riverview could not be found. i want to the area we are talking about. according to the hillsborough county sheriff's office, they searched by air and water with the help of florida fish and wildlife commission. everyone trying to find any sign of 38-year-old william morris. a search of the island revealed an adult life jacket and missing wallet. we know good samaritan stayed with the child until deputies arrived, unclear if the child was able to reve information to assist authorities working this case. still a lot of questions out there, still a lot of uncertainty. of course, today tdetectives are meeting again to discuss where to continue that search effort now we are into the daylight hours. we'll co

laura. >> laura: and budging up out there, right? out on the roads this morning we still have a good commute kind of morning, a monday morning coming off a holiday. i expect that we could be moving a little slower this morning. do be aware of that as we get towards the rush hour now. out there. on the east side looking good as you come in and making your way the rest of i-# 90 towards dead man's curve. you make that spin towards dead man's curve, here are the final signs just under the curve. really all in the green. still moving perfect, right? drive times look good and strongsville to cleveland and north olmstead and mentor and akron run well. we talk about this more at 7:00. heads-up especially west siders acro have a closure on the bridge coming up today through wednesday. so stay tuned for us at 7:00 for that. >> nichole: breaking news out of akron to share. police officers were in chase along i-76 overnight. they tried to stop an suv for speeding. the driver did not. they ended up crashing a short time later. >> brian: two 16-y

laura: i'm joined by an associate fellow. as we soften that report, president park is under an awful lot of pressure to resign. issue likely to do so -- is she likely to do so? >> according to her, it's enough. she has fire the prime minister and some presidential aides. she believes she doesn't have to do anything else. then there is the question of the impeachment process. she knows that even if there is an impeachment process, it would take months for her to be ofmissed and to get her out office. she knows that she is protected for months and she might be able to go until the end of her mandate in february 2018, in 14 months. laura: the scandal is becoming orreasingly bizarre, developments when that huge stash of viagra was found at the government offices. the government says they were for all to two sickness. of course it is used to treat impotence in men usually. of course you have the advisor in the center of it, a friend who had undue influence on political decisions. what do south koreans make of the whole thing, asid

. >> laura: man, what a good luck today. a little slowing along the shoreway area as you make your way eastbound this morning. it's going to be just in the downtown cleveland area. the rest of the map is looking all green. no big troubles on the highways, but look at this. at the start of the 6:00 hour, we have a report of an accident that came in. it sounds like a bad accident as well. avenue. it's a very into a building with some possible severe injuries out there. careful through the area. do expect to see emergency officials on the scene. drive times looking on time still. mentor to cleveland 28 minutes, 56 minutes inbound from canton. elyria to cleveland 27 minutes and 19 minutes from strongsville. coming up, we have the commute from the south at 6:18. we go to tia and brian at the ballpark. it's a winning wednesday and it's a wednesday and i vbt hump day? >> tia: hump day. yeah, we forgot to say that. i was also thinking bad for that goat that was showing up all last week. and we certainly hope that the curse of the bi

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. pete suratos is out there and will keep us updated on delays. no major delays this morning. we did see wet weather. what kind of impact? >> still a couple spotty showers going on here and there. so as we go into the next two or three hours, there could be rain moving through as we get a look at the radar. we can see there's still some green on the map there moving from north to south and we do have a chance of rain. temperaturewise it is chilly. make sure you wear a heavier jacket. 48 in morgan hill and livermore. i'll detail what to expect as you head to the roadways or take to the air. mike has a crash on

and... :35 laura when i saw the numbers i was absolutely shocked. shopper laura salaz spends money at walmart, but she doesn't expect to see so many of her tax dollars spent there. 2:44 laura walmart is using my public resources as their private security. it's not only walmarts in southern nevada....all across the country, [nats] police are responding to scenes like these: two women fighting in the shampoo aisle. thefts in the parking lot, and violent outbreaks at customer service. [nats ktnv file] north las vegas police re walmart on lake mead 441 times in 2015. that's a first place tie with cheyenne condo apartments. and there was another walmart in north town's number 2 spot with 395 calls. nearly all for shoplifting, petit larceny and suspicious situations. :51 laura those are resources that are better used somewhere else. two walmarts are in the top 10 off-strip locations for metro... decatur and charleston and boulder highway and harmon. [nats] henderson police rolled in their jurisdiction. almost twice a day. the other henderson walmart on la

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laura trevelyan is also in florida. she joins us from miami. how is it looking aside from the fact that the weather is disgustingly beautiful? laura: it is looking very crowded with candidates and their surrogates. donald trump was here three times yesterday in the state of florida. president obama himself was here in miami. we bumped into him come in the sense that we could move around miami because the place was lousy with secret service agents. me to talk about this race is alan gomez, miami-based reporter for "usa today." it is a statistical dead heat in the polls. nearly 5 million floridians have already voted. what do you read into that? >> we have seen unprecedented numbers for people who are already voted. a lot of people say it shows there is incredible interest in the election. i think people want to get the election over with and be done with it. we are seeing a lot of people coming out to vote and it is very, very close, almost neck-and-neck. it is florida. we worry about the election after tuesday, if it will really be over. laura:

laura. >> laura: t pack up. this is 77 northbound. this is the slowdown where the left lane is blocked. it ebbs and flows as morning goes on. the left lane, we need you to take the innerbelt bridge to help out those along 77. >> brian: not bad so far. >> tia: just a reminder, don't forget to vote today. make the switch to cle43. clickty click. ? >>> good morning. it is election day, tuesday, november 8th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." who will lead america? tens of millions head to the donald trump made their final pith. democratic runnining mate tim kaine and republican son eric trump will be with us. >>> turns out across the country, watching the polls, and our elections director will provide an inside look at how each state calls the news. >>> hackers go inside a secret government cybercommand center working to protect your votes. >> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90