>>hola, dra. polo, soy alex, el novio de yesenia. estamos aquÍ para demandar a vanesa, que no me da el derecho para ver a mi hijo. dice que no lo puedo ver porque no soy su verdadero papÁ. >>o sea, vanessa es la mamÁ de quien tÚ piensas que es tu hijo. >>sÍ. >>¿y es tu hijo? >>sÍ. doctora: ¿cÓmo sabes que es tu hijo? >>nosotros tenemos pruebas del adn. >>¿le hicieron una prueba de adn? >>sÍ. >>y saliÓ que Él es el padre biolÓgico de la criatura. >>es su padre. nosotros la hemos buscado y ella no quiere recibir el child support del niÑo. >>yo no puedo permitir que mi hijo se vaya con un criminal. >>cuÉntale quien eres, de dÓnde sales, pero quiÉn estÁ haciendo ahorita. >>yo nacÍ aqui en los estados unidos, mis papÁs son de mÉxico. yo siempre he tenido una vida dura. he vivido en un lugar bien duro, con cholos, usando drogas y tomando todos los dÍas. >>cuando dices cholos, ¿quÉ significa? explÍcamelo a mi, porque yo no sÉ. >>son pandilleros... doctora: pandilleros. esa es la... ok. ¿estuviste o estÁs involuc

>>dra. polo, mi hijo no es un payaso ni trabaja en un circo para que estos gabachos se burlen de Él y me lo discriminen. >>nosotros no somos racistas, en mi negocio apoyamos a los inmigrantes. >>buenas tardes. todos: buenas tardes, dra. polo. >>karina, estÁs demandando a angie y a john. dime quiÉnes son ellos, por que los demandas y quÉ pides para resolver este caso. >>buenas tardes, doctora. los estoy demandando a ellos por la cantidad de 20 mil dÓlares y por abuso a mi hijo. me lo han discriminado, me lo han humillado, me le han llamado ilegal rata y eso no lo tolero. doctora: ok. ¿quiÉnes son ellos? >>ellos son dueÑos de un restaurante. >>¿de un restaurante? >>sÍ. >>ok. explÍcame los hechos, por favor. >>doctora, yo vine a este paÍs hace diez aÑos. >>sin papeles. >>eso no te interesa, si vine legal o no. entonces, doctora, vine con mi esposo. mi hijo naciÓ aquÍ. >>tu hijo es ciudadano americano. >>es un ciudadano americano, nacido acÁ. >>perfecto. >>mi esposo, desgraciadam

locutor: desde la ciudad de los Ángeles, california, " caso cerrado" con la dra. ana marÍa polo. [♪ tema musical ] >>el actor estadounidense grouncho marx dijo: "hay muchas cosas en la vida mÁs importantes que el dinero, pero cuestan tanto". un cordial saludo y bienvenidos a "caso cerrado", directamente desde la placita olvera en los Ángeles, california. vamos a recibir el primer caso de hoy. sr. director, que pasen los litigantes. >>dra. polo, me destruyÓ mi sueÑo. >>yo lo realicÉ como se me pidiÓ. >>buenas tardes. >>buenas tardes, doctora. >>¿cÓmo estÁn? >>mÁs o menos. >>mÁs o menos. >>estamos bien. >>tÚ estÁs bien. ok. tania... >>sÍ, doctora. >>estÁs demandando a saÚl. explÍcame quiÉn es saÚl, por qÉe lo demandas y quÉ pides para resolver este caso. >>dra. polo, estoy demandando a mi esposo por $60,000 que me robÓ y le pido el divorcio. >>¿cuÁnto tiempo llevan casados? >>cinco aÑos. >>¿tienen hijos? >>no. >>no hay hijos. ahora cuÉntame lo del robo, porque me parece a mÍ que el divorcio viene por el robo de los $60,000. >>sÍ. >>bu

>>dra. polo, esta mujer me robÓ mi dinero y se fue con otro. quiero que me regrese mi lana. >>este patÁn me insulta y me golpea. que lo aguante su madre, yo no me dejo de nadie. >>buenas tardes. vÍctor, estÁs demandando a esta mujer, kathy. dime por quÉ y que exiges para resolver este caso. >>dra. polo, yo vengo a demandar a esta mujer por estafadora, y exijo que me regrese mis 25 mil dÓlares que me robo. >>nadie te robÓ nada. cÁlmate. >>explÍcame, por favor, quiÉn es ella, cÓmo la conoces y como te robÓ el dinero. >>ok. mi nombre es vÍctor, tengo 5o aÑos. doctora: ya eso lo sÉ. >>vengo del estado de sonora. y bueno, como todos, soy mexicano y vine a este paÍs para lograr una mejor vida. yo soy trailero, me dedico a manejar camiones. y usted sabe, como hombre, necesito siempre tener a una mujer cerca de mÍ. pos un dÍa me dio por ir a tijuana... kathy: descarado. >>...lleguÉ a un lugar que se llama "las adelitas", en donde conocÍ a esta mujer, que trabajaba de teibolera ah

zeroed in on the victim's ex- wife, sheryl ann dras, and her lover, william chensey. but the case grew cold and that's when the unit took over. the detectives began to do more interviews and used mod ernd dna technology to an-- modern dna technology to analyze some of the evidence and the detectives were able to arrest the two last week for this unsolved murder. a very gratifying thing for them. >> when you look at a case that's gone unsolved for 23 years and you meet the family and you hear their stories and you learn the devastation it's caused in their lives and then you realize that the perpetrators are free and basically got away with this brutal crime , to be able to give closure to the family is uge -- huge for us. >> reporter: investigators say

>>dra. polo, mis hijos son lo mÁs importante que tengo y por eso no quiero que terminen en la cÁrcel. >>si no los quiso antes, para quÉ los quiere ahora. >>buenas tardes. >>buenas tardes. >>¿cÓmo estÁn? >>bien, bien. gracias >>quÉ bueno. luis, tÚ eres el demandante, explÍcame quiÉn es yesenia, por quÉ la demandas y quÉ pides para resolver este caso. >>mire, yo estoy demandando a esta seÑora aquÍ al lado, ella es mi exmujer. yo quiero pedir la custodia completa de mis hijos. ahorita tenemos custodia compartida de los dos niÑos, y yo quiero la custodia completa, porque yo no quiero que mis hijos terminen de borrachos, en la calle o incluso muertos. porque esta mujer es una... doctora: ¿tÚ me estÁs diciendo que ella no cuida o no supervisa bien a los niÑos? >>no, ella no los cuida. >>explÍcame. >>estÁ mal este hombre. >>ella nunca estÁ en la casa, siempre se ha desaparecido desde hace mucho tiempo. entonces ya no me gusta que estÉ asÍ. >>no estoy desaparecida, estoy trab

>>dra. polo, vengo a hacer valer mis derechos como madre. >>yo quiero estar con mis hijos hasta la muerte. [♪] >>buenas tardes. bienvenidos. >>gracias. >>buenas tardes. >>mariana... estÁs demandando a pancho. dime por quÉ lo demandas, y que pides para resolver este caso. >>quiero el divorcio y la custodia de mis hijos. bueno, de dos hijos. >>¿cuÁntos hijos tienes? >>cuatro. >>¿y solamente quieres dos? >>por supuesto que dos, porque Él tambien tiene que tener responsabilidades. nos tenemos que dividir. si nos estamos divorciando, todo se divide. >>¿pero tÚ crees que son carros? >>por supuesto que no. Él: es lo que yo le digo. >>Él tiene que ser responsable de sus dos hijos, tambiÉn. >>un momentito. una persona se puede divorciar, mantener a los hijos juntos, y el otro padre ser responsable, tambiÉn. bueno, mira, espÉrate. vamos a hablar de tu caso. ya sÉ por tÚ donde vienes. ¿cuÁnto tiempo llevas casada? >>15 aÑos. dÉjeme platicarle. hace 15 aÑos Él era el mejor caballero, el mejor hombre. nos casamos y decidimos tener

>>dra. polo, cada persona nace con su propia vocaciÓn. >>la vocaciÓn se aprende. [♪] >>buenas tardes y bienvenidos. ambos: buenas tardes, doctora. >>dÉbora, usted estÁ demandando a vicente. dÍgame quiÉn es vicente, por que lo demanda y quÉ pides para resolver este caso. >>claro que sÍ, doctora. vicente es mi cuÑado. estoy pidiendo la custodia de mis dos sobrinas, porque hace dos aÑos mi hermana fue deportada a mÉxico. ella trabajaba en una fÁbrica, aquÍ en los Ángeles y la deportaron. y mi cuÑado se quedÓ sin trabajo hace mÁs o menos un aÑo y desde ese entonces ha puesto a trabajar a mi sobrina, la mÁs pequeÑa -que solamente tiene 12 aÑos- a trabajar en antros, cantinas, bares, fiestas particulares... cualquier lugar donde le paguen 15 dÓlares o 10 dÓlares o 20 dolares. y la pone a cantar, ¡imagÍnese! en esos lugares, expuesta a que cualquier borracho la pueda manosear, le pueda decir de cosas, ¿verdad? porque la niÑa estÁ cantando en lugares que no son para su edad. ademÁs, el colmo de esto es que como se qu

¡linda torre, dra. noodle! >>gracias. >>ahora con un cuchillo corto el pavo, jamÓn y queso en tiras. esto es un trabajo para adultos. aquÍ estÁ el pan integral para hacer las carÁtulas de los libros. ahora le ponemos mayonesa al pan. >>¡genial! >>y ahora tomamos las pÁginas de queso... pavo... y jamÓn... y lo plegamos. aquÍ tengo un cereal de abecedario, y podemos pegarlo con un poco de mayonesa. ¿quÉ te parece? >>¡ajÁ! >>a... b... noodle: ¡y c! sean: y se ve como un libro. >>es cierto. sean: haremos algunos mÁs. >>muy bien. sean: ahora los ponemos a enfriar en el refrigerador. y mientras se enfrÍan, nosotros vamos a... ambos: ¡a limpiar! >>¿preparados? >>¿listos? ambos: ¡ya! [♪] ¡uff! !todo limpio! noodle: sean, y recuerda reciclar esta caja de cereal para nuestras manualidades. >>eso es usar el cerebro, noodle mcnoodle. lo pondrÉ aquÍ para llevÁrmelo cuando baje la escalera. [bip] [bip] ¡oh, ese es doodle, vamos! [♪] ndo hogar ♪ ♪ el tiempo no borrar narlos a sunneron? s] es nuevos! [grit

cc: telemundo network locutor: desde la ciudad de los Ángeles, california, "caso cerrado", con la dra. ana marÍa polo. [♪] >>el escritor francÉs jean anouilh dijo: "un buen actor nunca debe estar enamorado de nadie que no sea Él". un cordial saludo y bienvenidos a "caso cerrado". directamente desde la placita olvera, en los Ángeles california. [aplausos] gracias, aquÍ todo es de actores y de films y de esto. no importa donde camines, estÁ ese ambiente andando. vamos a ver de quÉ trata el primer caso de hoy, seÑor director, que pasen los litigantes. >>doctora polo soy superman y no voy a consentir que un sÚper hÉroe de pacotilla me tire del boulevard. >>doctora polo yo soy mÁs poderoso que superman y ya veremos quiÉn se queda en este caso. >>doctora polo, este individuo me ha vendido un pedazo de tierra ficticio. ¡y vengo a hacer justicia! >>como todo este mundo, doctora polo, tiene un precio y yo lo envolvÍ en mi telaraÑa. [♪] >>buenas tardes. juntos: buenas tardes, doctora polo. doctora:¿cÓmo estÁn? bueno ya los veo, estÁn... [risas] ¡sÚper hÉroes! >>somos s

>>dra. polo, si me traguÉ el humo, me trago el billete. >>el humo y el billete son mÍos. >>joan y ada, ustedes son los demandantes de este caso. me explican a quiÉn demandan, por quÉ lo demandan, y que exigen para resolver esta demanda. johan: ok, doctora, yo lo estoy demandando a Él, a mi papÁ, porque... >>tu papÁ. johan: sÍ, es mi papÁ. ...porque a Él se le quemÓ la cocina de la casa de Él, y queÓo la sala de mi casa. es un duplex. >>ustedes viven en un duplex. >>anjÁ, en un duplex. la cocina de Él da a la sala de mi casa. doctora: ok. >>¿entiende? pero entonces se quemÓ la cocina, me pasÉ tremendo susto. porque cuando yo... ...hace ocho meses atrÁs cuando yo llego de la casa... le voy a explicar. llego del trabajo, llego a la casa, estaba la casa prendida en fuego, con tremenda humareda, llamÉ a los bomberos. entro pa' dentro, lo llamo a Él y no coge el telÉfono. no pude entrar mÁs pa' dentro. pensÉ que... >>¡quÉ raro, porque no se puede entrar pa' fuera tampoco! pero entraste bien pa' dentro. >>entrÉ bien pa' dentro, no mucho, por la humareda

transicÓnn de la scuridad a lu, masa aÁs aÚn, aseguran que hyan tan teni sensaciÓn de habeestaod fudo fu dra de sus cuerpos. >>> polo, como la mayorÍa q ha vivido estas experncias, omo el neurocirujano erick alexander asÍ es hegura haber vivido umi,s pero tambiÉn un experimernto h r revedo que la actividad cere cerebral dse diara despuÉs de un paro accardiaco >>> me afirmÓ sien embargo que l estudio npdiruede explicar lo i miles de testimonios que ha an l alizado. > una mujer vi o un apato en el techo l hospital mientras que la revivian yotro anciano reconociÓ al enfermero que le u quitÓ la caja de dientem mientras q taestaba clÍnica clÍnicamee muerto. >>> ppara los que no me crean, cndo se mueran s ee darÁn cuenta que es verdad. >>> el pelotero dominicano david ortiz serÁ conocido como el b bateador que llevÓ a lamedias rojas de ebboston que a ser ca s seas grandes ligas, el batde n g papi, como se le conoce, fue decisivo parque las medias r rojas fuer campeoes por 3v tercera vez en una deÉcada. >>> una na de 9 aÑos se robÓ el show en un concurso de tale t talento en nholanda

discretionary review hearing but there were further conditions applied through that process and rich dra can address that. >> yes. as part of the discretionary review of the planning commission. planning commission ultimatelly struck a balance between limiting the hours from 7:00 a.m.-6 :00 p.m. it would allow construction. they did strike a balance in terms of looking at limiting it from 5:00 or preventing activity on the weekends and ultimately decided to strike a compromise and recognizing that limiting the hours further might extend the construction timeframe. >> okay. thank you. colleagues any further questions to the planning department. seeing none, let's hear from the presentation by the project sponsor. >> good afternoon, evening, supervisors, ruben and rose, attorneys for the project response ofrment i would like to make a brief comment on the ceqa document which would any significant effects on the environment. i would like to reiterate for a standard of review for an appeal. to be successful an appellant must state there is a substantial evidence the project could have a seri

the things that pop out to you and the anomalies that dra that draws your attention. i have my eyes on this guy who has his pants three quarters of the way down and he is walking through the business district. >> ho >> hi how have you been doing. how much have you been drinking. >> i don't drink. hands behind your back. i can't have you a little episodic here. >> we are here in the hot spottesupport spotand your instincts kick in and we stopped and talked to him and that is when you get clues. >> he is the type of person that we need to be contacting and workings the predictive policing system and it's inste intuition and gut instinct. >> it's easy to see why it's popular with the santa cruz pd and gaining tracks shu tractionr law enforcement agencies. >> when i see police targeting certain areas the term "profiling" comes to mind. how are they trying to avoid that. this al g alabama go algorithm is no crimes are entered into the dat data base. >> there is nothing about there income or ethnicity. not even gender. >> it's not minority report. >> no people are not comin

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investigators at the time zeroed in on the victim's ex- wife, sheryl ann dras, and her lover, william chensey. but the case grew cold and that's when the unit took over. the detectives began to do more interviews and used mod ernd dna technology to an-- modern dna technology to analyze some of the evidence and the detectives were able to arrest the two last week for this unsolved murder. a very gratifying thing for them. >> when you look at a case that's gone unsolved for 23 years and you meet the family and you hear their stories and you learn the devastation it's caused in their lives and then you realize that the perpetrators are free and basically got away with this brutal crime , to be able to give closure to the family is uge -- huge for us. >> reporter: investigators say the man was killed by his ex- wife for financial gain. the two of them were going through a divorce at the time. they were actually living in the same home preparing to sell that place. both killers have been charged with first-degree murder with special circumstances. they appeared in court for the first time

can reduce the size of the tail which would, in turn, reduce drag on the aircraft and it uld reduce dra and save the amount ofuel it tes to actually fly this thing. well, the question is what'she breakthrough? how d they do this? they installed 37 of ese. u can seehe numbers here. these are actual sweet jets. u can imagine when this plane is in motion,ou he a sweep of airhat's flowing across the surface. that's about the -- asar as i n go on the explanation. i am going to bri ed waylan in here. he is researcher with boei. did the tes work? >> the tests were very successful. we demonstrated the level of performance th we wanted to see in order to me the tenology viable for applation to a real airplane. >> explain the technology. th is nothing that's on our current -- it's aweeping motion of a jet thatoves across t span of the tail. it reduces the separated flow on the rutter, and that reduction of sepated flow increases the amountf force the tail creates, and that allows us to reduce the size of vertical il. >> how much smaller could the tail be in theory? we're looking a about 15% to 20

. >>> y todo dra vez de su televisor es una nueva generaciÓn de electrodomÉsticos inteligentes que abren la puerta a opciones ilimitada de entrenamiento en la red. >>> tengo a youtube, anexo ne fleco un milagro del que estÁ consciente este usuario de los llamados marte tv. >>> es un riesgo que tomamos lo que kpramgs y utilizamos por internet. y los televisores tener la informaciÓn, tambiÉn es preocupante. la firma de seguridad lanzÓ este video como los investigadores penetraron en el sistema operativo de un televisor inteligente de marca san sin embargo, y acceder a toda la informaciÓn grabada en su memoria. si tuttle visiÓn estÁ en el mismo network que la computadora estÁ koe nec tad. el atoacante puede entrar a la televisiÓn. de esa manera. los co nentss de una computadora, la tarjeta de crÉdito que utiliza para activar sus cripy de video o comprar en la red a travÉs de su televisor. estÁ al alcance de los piratas cibernÉticos de la misma manera que lo estarÍa en su ordenador personal si fuera a febreroing tado por un virus chltd. ahora la tecnologÍa es nueva sno habrÁ

there can be feeling the effects of the dra so i'm really grounds are ready set read it there but one of watson's very closely here through the coming days. talk about what's going on elsewhere across the world where in the americas we do up a storm system actually pushing off towards the northeast is the delivery of the stove on a pullback over course newfoundland. widespread rain showers across portions of the central us scurrying off their towards the east and then we have as high pressure coming in behind it. this is discontent of the recall all the dominating air mass clear skies into its own complaint but temperatures will be absolutely frigid and then behind that. another low pressure so we got that wold that height and then another will coming in that spring and some sixty five km per hour wind gust in some rain showers and even snow on the higher elevations are across the cascades blessed to know that the temptress of the cold air mass to men and women tend to slow the five zero denver an eleventh hour ahead of that bill. the warm air shooting off towards the north new york a

que vaya a pedirle empleo y a hacerle exigencias a la dra. frankenstein. y encima de todo, viene y me amenaza, diciendo que quiere ofrecerse en el mercado, que se va a ofrecer en el mercado, ¿lo puedes creer? que se ofrezca, ¡pero en el mercado negro de vientre en alquiler! ¡eso...! >>¡ya, juan pablo, ya! ya, por favor. ¿no tienes otro tema que no sea el de esther? >>perdÓn, es que esther es... >>no, juan pablo. no, cuando yo quise hablar de este tema, que se supone es de trabajo, debimos haberlo debatido en el trabajo. no quisiste escucharme. ahora, si sigues hablando de tu ex, esther, ¡me paro y me voy! [♪] >>beatriz, hace tiempo que no sales con antonio. >>sÍ. bueno, es que ahora... tengo otras cosas en mente. >>¿y quieres hablar al respecto? >>sÍ... mucho. fui a conocer a la hija de esther. alba... dime la verdad... ¿la hija de esther es hija de guillermo? alba: no sÉ de dÓnde sacas eso. pero aunque fuera lo que estÁs pensando, por Ética profesional no puedo dar esa informaciÓn. beatriz: sentÍ algo muy raro cuando vi a esa niÑa. una

. >> if you like your dra cop your drr. if you like your doctor keep your doctor. if you like your plan keep your plan. cope your mrn. if you like your doctor, cope your doctor. if you like your plan, you can cope your plan. if you like your doctor, you will cope your doctor. >> if you like your doctor, you can cope your doctor. if you have health insurance you will cope your health insurance. you keep your own insurance. said this once and twice and bears repeating. if you like your current insurance, you will keep your current insurance. >> yeah, of course you will. (applause) >> yeah he said it once or twice. at least 24 times. look, even the mainstream media knows that all of those promises were balloon juice. another way to put it warm and swishy aftermath of a bull's walk through the pasture. but those whoppers aside. i have to confess i failed to see and publicly acknowledge the important benefits of obama care and i want to be fair and balanced. it may cost me 400 percent more and raise my deductibles thousands of dollars and take my out of pocket extension

dra drug abuse allegations and he started his radio show by apologizing for his actions. he said he is not perfect and all he can do is apologize for his mistakes. local media reports saying he arrived playing "staying alive" by the beegees and that seemed to the theme this week. on thursday the police chief of toronto came out and said that they have digital proof of the mayor smoking a ghas lass cocai pipe saying that he is has hung out and took pictures in front of an alleged drug house tieing him to his former driver related to this video. reports that this former driver was threatening in this video. and that has not been made public yet. and why is that? if the police chief says we have this and you have reported that there are reporters that have seen it. why wouldn't the city's top cop say this is was we have? if they saw this why they are not formally pressing charges. but three reporters have seen it one and two local reporters have alleged to have seen this video that shows the mayor is addicted to crack cocaine. you would think this would shrink his public sup

>> vanderbilt understood the power of dra drama. a chilling conversation they had with the translation of the killing views. >> tell them adolph hitler is the man of that power. tell them that adolph hitter his been sent by the almighty. what about the jews, your lesso. >> tom doroth doherty. he finds it quite remarkable. when you look at the film with modern eyes how profetic the film is. at that time 1933 doherty points out that america was more concerned about issues at home. >> they were far away and not on many people's radar. oon this film you have corneilus vanderbilt. they are clear eyed about persecution of the jews. which brought up in a way in this film that you wouldn't see in hollywood until year later. >> vanderbilt saw the up ragech he. >> grabbing the fil filmness fid to save and i crawled under the car and glued the cans to the bottom with tape. what happens next becomes a shock to the film maker hit letter the reign of terror screened in new york and clog and san francisco. but it was immediately panned. >> the inf

the city is applying for a process that could dra matically cut the value of hard-earned pensions for thousands of retirees. even precious pieces of detroit's institute of arts could be put up for sale for the highest bidder. >> as an elected official, you represent this city, you grew up here. how do you cope with, how do you deal with all of the fegtive headlines? >> it's hard sometimes. this probably had to happen. this was 43 years in the making. what will we look like this time next year? there's great hope in opt michl. we have people all over this world that are buying parcels of this city preparing for the rebirth and renaissance of our city. >> renaissance comes in the most unlikely places, where moegs see a skyline of abandoned buildings, businesses are seizing opportunity. this company makes all sorts of global apps. had some fun with it, too. >> there are dozens and dozens of start-ups. there are lots of business reasons to be here. but it's also great that the entrepreneurial activity taking place right downtown. >> detroit lab social security one of many new start-ups ba

>>dra. alba, maldigo todos los dÍas, el momento en que la dejÉ subir a mi aviÓn privado, destruyÓ mi vida, ¿sabe? >>juan pablo, la verdad, no creo que es eso, esther tiene una preciosa niÑa. ¿y quieres saber? estÁ mas feliz que nunca, valiÓ la pena. [♪] [suena el celular] >>josÉ aquÍ, ¿quiÉn habla allÁ? >>¿ya separaste mi rÓbalo de envidiables proporciones para esta noche? >>no... ahora no puedo. >>¿cÓmo? >>no puedo hablar contigo ahora. mantÉn el fuego vivo hasta que llegue, ¿ok? >>escucha, pescador de... >>adiÓs, colgando, cambio y fuera. adiÓs. [♪] >>¡aah! aaah. ay, no puedo creer que haya hecho esto, ¿colgarme a mÍ? ¿a teresa cristina palmer, ex de ibarra? ah, cÓmo te has degradado, terecri, ay, has llegado al fondo del pozo. [recuerda] reinaldo, ¿quÉ pasa? este restaurante ya no es un restaurante con clase, es una cantina vulgar, cualquiera. ¿por quÉ no mejor despides a los camareros y contratas unas muchachas con canastas de frutas en la cabeza, al me

a pearl harbor survivors had a dying wishful filled in dra matec fashion. >> bud cloud had one request. >> it was his doing request. >> to so the navy and ship with the same name as the one he served on in parlharbor. >> it was one of the few ships that got out. >> his beloved friends organized the day. she told him in the hospital. >> bud yells. i want discharge and be on hosspice and i am going to see the navy before i do i. >> they a ratified in naval base in san diego. >> we thought we would come by and take pictures of the ship and drive on by. we didn't think it was going to happen. >> 40 or 50 sailors waiting to meet him and just to say i and they carried him up all of the steps in his whole chair and honored him with hats and metals and captain gave him a special metal and they within up to him by one by one and. he started to croi the entire time he was on the ship. >> it was a great thing not only for myself and the crew. >> they did something special for bud. it is called blow a pipe and the person of honor walks cross the bow or ramp and they did that for bud. >> he was on

. >> this is dan dra bullock's halloween nightmare. >> made him cry. >> outrageous video, a pack of photogs ambushing his trick or treat trip with son, louis, and friend melissa mccarthy and her kids. >> you want to scaring my 2-year-old? >> sandra's bodyguards stepping in, trying to cut a deal with the snappers, trying to make them go away, but they refused to sp snapping, then sandra snapped. >> you her cry. she is crying. going home. i hope you know you arehe one who did it. >>> across the country, kelly ripa in a new york faceoff with the paps, a friendly one, bringing some heavy bargaining tools. kelly following up her tv halloween extravaganza on liv"l with kelly and michael" wearing this astronaut costume for a new york city night out with her kids. >>> brand new lindsay lohan's scary spending a postrehab night out dressed as carrie, hosting a halloween party at the fox wood mgm grand in connecticut. >>> rolling up to her annual halloween party in a vintage rolls royce this is heidi klum. >> how many years of halloween i have done? many years i've aged. >> it takes a village to age a

. ♪ >> i want too draing martini and hear the rest of that song. >> this man may have thought a shark had pretty teeth but he is in good company. >> one man admires the feared creatures and swims with them unprotected. even treating them like pets. we are "up all nightline" with abc's matt gutman. >> reporter: it maybe the sum of all human fears. maybe just mine. >> on your left. on your left. >> reporter: coming face to face with jaws, a 14-foot tiger shark, the size of a car. >> wow. >> you instinctively think jaws, the apec predators that can swallow you whole those great whites gnashing at shark cages. these must be aggressive, blood-thirsty creatures, right? maybe not. we flew out to the shark mecca of the bahamas to find out for ourselves, motoring out 30 miles on the turquoise atlantic. tell me when you want it, one, two, three. >> all for a rendezvous with a shark conservationist. >> good to see you. >> you too. >> reporter: a man that believes shark can be friends, not foes. minutes later that bait, packed in these crates, is tossed over to entice his friends to circle. about

. >> he was a lightening rod for dra traumatic moments for the city known for its reserve. now he is a billboard for bad behaviors. >> get toronto back on track vote for the guy who likes to smoke crack. >> voters like his low tax policies policies he hopes will earn forgiveness. >> i think he can survive this. at the end of the day back in 2010 people voted for rob ford warts and all. >> popularity ratings have gone up despite the drug scandal it is still not clear if tornado city council will try to oust him from that position. it is 18 minutes after the top of the hour. a mother is furious after discovering adults surfing the web for porn at a public library. the library has no plans to stop it. wait until you hear why. >> animal rights activists are up in arms. the unbelievable reason they say the same pits are hurting your dog. >> turns out guns are not banned for neighborhood watch volunteers in florida. that's where george zimmerman shot and killed trayvon martin. neighborhood watch volunteers can still carry firearms. the chief introduced a revamp program that inclu

it could dra matically cut the value for pensions of thou sabds of retirees. art could be put up for sale to the highest wider. >> as an elected official, you represent the city. you grew up here. how do you deal with all of the negative headlines? >> this has had to ham. we come to this point here. what will we look like this time next year or 20 or 30 year frs now and there's great hope and opt michl. renaissance comes in the most unlikely places. businesses like detroit land are seizing opportunity. this company makes all sorts of mobile apps. sflm there are dozens and doezes of start ups. it's also great that the entrepreneurial activity is taking police station right downtown. the founder and ceo of quicken loans. in addition to the ventures he's supported, he's moved all of his quicken loan employees back to downtown town detroit. every time they see an empty building like that, they should view it as an opportunity to come in and make the company that they want. people here are determined to turn the tide. >> and detroit is in the spotlight of tonight's

alex around dra, explain how this works. >> it's from aui daubi. it's 5:30 a.m. there. the sun, the moon passes between the earth and sun so the moon eclipses the sun and that's what we're seeing and actually, this was pretty rare, this eclipse. it was the hybrid eclipse and 5% are this. meaning some of us see a total and some of us see a partial eclipse so absolutely cool. guys? >> all righty. >> al thank you so much. >>> "state of the union" with >>> "state of the union" with candy crowley starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> the week in number, six, the number signed up for obama care on day one. 4 2, the president's approval rating. today, barack obama's town turn, the beginning of his lame duck era or a temporary slump. >> january 1st and thereafter when real people around the country regardless of politics are getting belter benefits, this will be a different story. >>> 22, percentage of americans with a favorable view of republicans after the obama care

if i may, that's the essence of dra drama. to follow it where it leads. you always end up with me and my tractor. anybody can mouth the essential verities. so what? that's no fun. >> interestingly, you have interesting theorys in the new book "3 war stories" about soldiers. you talk the about how they in the history of our world exist to promote peace. something you say sometimes the left in your words seems to pretend not to understand. it's an interesting book to come out on veterans day. all the best. it's a pleasure to meet you. thanks for coming on. >> thanks for the time. >> "3 war stories" is the book. up next, the president says he's angry about the health care fail. we'll look t at how angry he is. plus "hannity" and broadway joe on football and bullying coming up. >> the nfl we'll examine is the players association will. also somewhat of a defense for coach fill philbin and the staff, that's their domain in the locker room. they think they run it. it's their locker room. it belongs to us. i have your back as a player. you have mine. anybody else

if i may, that's the essence of dra drama. to follow it where it leads. you always end up with me and my tractor. anybody can mouth the essential verities. so what? that's no fun. >> interestingly, you have interesting theorys in the new book "3 war stories" about soldiers. you talk the about how they in the history of our world exist to promote peace. something you say sometimes the left in your words seems to pretend not to understand. it's an interesting book to come out on veterans day. all the best. it's a pleasure to meet you. thanks for coming on. >> thanks for the time. >> "3 war stories" is the book. up next, the president says he's angry about the health care fail. we'll look t at how angry he is. plus "hannity" and broadway joe on football and bullying coming up. >> the nfl we'll examine is the players association will. also somewhat of a defense for coach fill philbin and the staff, that's their domain in the locker room. they think they run it. it's their locker room. it belongs to us. i have your back as a player. you have mine. you have min

he is himself a quad dra pa lee gik. it didn't take long until we questioned the outdated wheelchair. >> i was wondering how come wheelchair is on the solution? why. people land on the moon. >> reporter: in that moment, his idea for robotic trousers came to life. rewalk says the device is currently being used in europe, israel and 23 rehab centers in the united states but comes at a lefty price. more than $70,000, a price rewalk ceo says he hopes will fall with fda approval. >> we have done a lot of work on the level of medical benefits we see with the product, and there is clearly a cost reduction with medications and a great cost reduction in reduced complications. we're gathering data and learning what the amounts are, but this product seems to be a product that pays for itself in just a couple of years. >> reporter: he says whatever the price, it's worth it. the look on his son's face the first time he stood up, priceless. >> as i went up, his jaw went down. he is like -- and this kid is the type of kid, he's not --

. >> 39 and that is the most democrats, more dras than ever before who have done anything affirmatively to change or you know, undercut as democrats say, sorry, we just have the final vote. it looks like -- >> the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. >> final number of democratic votes that were yes for this. we're going to see what it was at the end of the day. but even if it was 39, again, it's pretty significant. and what that tells you is that despite the fact that all morning long and in private meetings yesterday and the day before, the white house democratic leaders implored, pleaded with the rank and file not to vote yes for this because they said it just completely undercut the obama care law because it's so broad that it does more harm than good. that's how much political pressure is back home in order to say that that they're not sitting on the sidelines, that they're voting for something. let me make sure people are aware, the whole reason the president came out yesterday and announced that he was going to ask insurance companies to keep canceled policies and made that

this is not snomething that dras things on. a standard that the democrats set. the truth is why you got an audience that is riveted on this. i think most people won't pay much attention to this and the average guy would have turned off long ago. they decided to change the rules. i suspect that changes the senate in fundamental ways forever. the senate in our system was the example to the world that there was a way and a democracy to protect rights. that is lot of on the nominations and could be lot of if the senator gets his way on legislation as well. when one side decides they are going to do what they want to do all by themselves, there is a usual long-term price to pay. >> there is always that. >> you have to defend that all by yourself. the democrats on the president's health care plan decided they were not going to do what was necessary to get one republican in the house or the senate to be for that. that made the discussion from that moment on different than it would have been if they worked to get one single republican or 30. for years, i was either the

but these are big questions here that dra right at the heart of what the united states did here, will the the future of this country be a success, and will america's war in afghanistan have been considered a success. >> our chief foreign correspondent richard engel on the ground for us there in afghanistan. time now flashback to this day in 1963 when lee harvey oswald, the man who shot and killed president john f. kennedy, was himself fatally shot in the garage of the dallas police station. the gunman was later identified as dallas night club owner jack ruby who claimed he shot oswald because he was angry about the assassination. on the same day in washington, d.c., thousands lined up outside the u.s. capitol to view the casket that has been placed in the rotunda. hey there, i just got my bill, and i see that it includes my fico® credit score. yup, you get it free each month to help you avoid surprises with your credit. good. i hate surprises. surprise! at discover, we treat you like you'd treat you. get the it card and see your fico® credit score. [ chainsaw whirring ] humans -- so

. >> reporter: even so, there are many long-time employees such as alex anned dra suarez who view their co-workers as an extended family. >> i've been here for 15 years. this is part of my family. >> reporter: responsibility to his employees is one of the things that weighed on katz when he considered uprooting the company about 15 years ago. >> i was concerned about being able to get the work force that i needed here in south florida. >> reporter: through networking and referrals, local officials helped katz find employees and train them. because he staids, he was able to leverage local and state tax incentives. dbk concepts was hit hard by the recession. for the first time he was forced to lay off people. in order to stop the hemorrhaging, he convinced employees to work a seven-hour workday. they have rebounded and is poised to grow after landing new business. over the next several years, the company expects to almost double its work force. one of the new hires said getting the job was a relief after being unemployed. >> i'm grateful to be here, especially that now i am working and i

and we've seen this -- remember the irs hearings, is a lynn dra, fast and furious, they produce nothing substantively. there's no question, we know the website is broken. we know people should be entitled to the insurance plans. when people were losing 14,000 people a day were losing their insurance policies in 2008 and 2009, you never heard from the republicans or the right about the need to make sure insurance was protected. now all the sudden, this is their mission. >> that's a great point. at some point do the republicans risk a little bit of overkill. you've had it doesn't work and we're going to make sure it gets working. we've got, they don't roll out perfectly. at some point do the republicans risk kicking people when they're down. >> if who you mean by the people is the government and our bureaucrats who have famed this process, that's not the people. the people are the american people -- >> at what point do you -- my question wasn't tell me again about the failings. do you risk being branded as someone who is overkilling and then it could backfire. >> yes. the republicans in c

. >> it does seem that there is a dra mat it particularly different approach taken here. we all know what rob ford has done in toronto. he seems to for lack of a better phrase fallen on the sword. i have a problem, i need help. i get it, i'm sorry. i'm going to go get help and by the way here is everything that i have done. it's a little different. >> it's true. i mean as a politician i think he gets more leeway than the average person. a first grade teacher comes in and is charged with the same thing even on probation she is probably not going back to her job. but we're just seeing, you know, stretching of the rules. but, in this case, in this case. >> do you think the rules were stretched because were he not a congressman this wouldn't have made the papers and had it not made the papers and he not been found guilty of anything, -- >> -- it's a good point. it's a good point. i'm not per se saying the criminal code, d.c. criminal code was stretched, i'm just simply saying the enforcement beyond maybe in the workplace, the employment, law enforcement from other people like

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