alexandra c. itself was still alive after the awful crash but barely the world prayed for a miracle. my husband took him by the hand and said son well this is why you have to live and in reply i he just moved his finger. but no one can survive with ninety percent burns to their body five days later alexandra de lima died when he played hockey he was always the last to leave the ice he recently told the truth yet i'm still waiting for him i can't believe what happened. i still can't help imagining that he'll come home into the room in any moment and say mom let's have lunch it's very hard. to go it has to be him everybody says the time he was all ones but it does not. it simply teaches you to carry on living with these thoughts that we will never forget this sorrow will always be with us as always my baby is what motivates me to keep going i think. she proudly tells everyone that she is christina go lima but whenever people ask her where she is she always makes a point of mentioning her surname. me

alexandra steele back with us. alexandra, this means that a tornado has actually been seen somewhere in that area? >> yes. this one has been spotted by doppler radar, meaning seeing rotation. we're talking millions of people being impacted by severe weather and even tornadoes. so, right now it's westchester and rocklin county. this is just the beginning of an incredibly active and severe weather day in the northeast and new england. this watch box is the tornado watch box. it encompasses new jersey, connecticut, massachusetts and long island and new york, and it is in effect until 9:00 tonight, meaning tornado conditions are possible. so, let's hone in. not only are they possible, they've been spotted. so, here's a look at where that tornado warning is right now. now it's right across the river. this is the hudson river. so, the areas right now until noon with this tornado warning, and this tornado could be rain-wrapped, so if you're not taking cover this immediate minute, it may be too late for you. lake mohegan,

the former mayor takes us to the home of alexander, who just turned 91 -- alexandra, who just turned1. she was 12 at the time of the famine. >> we had nothing to eat. every night, we would dream of bread. we could not think of anything else. just a little scrap of bread. the first in my class to die -- his mother laid him on the table and dressed him in a sailor suit. >> as many as 4 million people starved to death in ukraine in 1932 and 1933, but the famine was not a natural disaster. it was caused by joseph stalin. in his drive to collectivize agriculture, he forced farmers to relinquish their entire crops, even seen. moscow than it exported much of the grain and left the ukrainians with nothing. hunger lead the people to do terrible things. >> in our neighborhood, the people went crazy with hunger. two parents chopped their boy up, cook and eat him -- their own son. afterwards, they put out his bones in a pot on the street. >> during soviet times, people were not allowed to speak of it -- of this famine. only after achieving independence and the ukraine publicly remember the victi

meteorologist alexandra steele is tracking the storm system. all right, so alexandra, a lot going on in the new york area, always, but then particularly this evening you got the women's u.s. open finals, the last thing they need is a heavy downpour so what tea looking like? >> not good. you said i hope alexandra has good news and i definitely do not. this is actually just the beginning of an incredibly severe weather day so we'll talk about where the tornado warning is and the big picture is as well. here are the watches, this is the line of strong storms pushing eastward so all of this has net to go through the northeast. tomorrow, a clear fair weather day, a taste of fall with temperatures about 15 to 20 degrees cooler than today but in advance of that, that's where we have the atmosphere setting up for severe weather as expected and it certainly is delivering. here's where a tornado watch is, just to show you how big it is, we're talking about connecticut, massachusetts, new york, that's until 9:00 tonight. so atmospherically it will be ripe

. >> and now more than 25,000 homes are without power, and in a few minutes meteorologist a x alexandra steele will be along with the latest forecast and what to expect today. >>> negotiations to continue in chicago to avoid a possible teacher strike. 29,000 teachers are prepared to walk off of the job tomorrow. a strike would affect more than 400,000 students in the nation's third largest district. some say that the school board and rahm emanuel are playing ha hardball, but not according to others. >> it is the most pathetic thing. >> rahm emanuel says that both sides need to stay at the table to the stay at the negotiating table to finish their job, finding a solution. >> i spoke to the president of the chicago teachers union karen lewis about this problem. >> some people are saying sit down and shut up. i don't think that people understand that in this system we have had a revolving door of administrators and every time they come in, they come in with a new idea we are supposed to implement and no support and no research, and basically a group of predominantly women and let's look at

thank you very much, alexandra.n in charlotte. >> president obama capped off two weeks of political drama last night. the conventions are over. and there are a lot of people who say the conventions don't matter anymore. but i submit there is always something you have never seen before here. always something. and i tried to find that something in the last two weeks and i documented it on twitter and instragram. seriously, two weeks ago, who would have thought to talk to a chair. that was my view of clint eastwood. i was standing just a few feet away when he was talking to the chair. extraordinary. two weeks ago, who would have thought that the two most taxful politicians were named ann and michelle. this is how i saw it when michelle obama first entered the arena. she took a look to see what it would look like from the stage. and two weeks ago, who would have thought that weather would threaten to completely disrupt these carefully laid plans. and of course it did. it canceled one night of the republican convention a

alexandra levine: at the beginning of the epidemic, it was almost unheard of for a woman to have this disease. at this point in the range of 25% of patients with aids are women and women are the fastest rising new group of hiv aids in the country and probably in the world as well. the first stories we all heard in this country about aids said that it was in white, gay males in california. it said it so often and so much that we believed it and because we believed it, it lulled the rest of us into this comfortable state of denial about our own risk. i had white, gay friends in atlanta who said, "oh yeah, girl, i meet all the other criterias, but i haven't done anybody in california." so even in the white, gay male community that was outside of california, we were led to believe we weren't at risk. what a joke. at the beginning of the epidemic, hiv was seen primarily in gay men and in injection drug users. i think that was a-- just a happenstance, an accident if you will. it's a disease that's spread by sexual roots in any direction, man to man, man to woman, woman to man, so it's a sex

alexandra did the artwork. >> jimmy: who bound it?a company called stidle. >> jimmy: you're not kidding around. >> it's like a grown-up children's book. how to survive melancholy and depression. >> jimmy: do you think people survive it at the end of it? >> no, but it will help you laugh. you'll feel better after reading this book. >> jimmy: i almost forgot about our guys. i don't know if you're for this. are you in favor of skype? or against that? >> skype is wonderful. >> jimmy: let's take a quick break here. keanu reeves is with us. when we come back we'll finish the skype scavengerer hunt. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ you've got to be kidding me. sweetie, help us settle this. i say this and this is called southern hospitality. well, i call it the clean getaway. [ scoffs ] you're both wrong. it's the freshy fresh. everyone knows that. i didn't know that. oh yeah, that's what they're saying now. [ female announcer ] nothing leaves you feeling cleaner and fresher than the cottonelle care routine. try them together. t

alexandra, what more is in store for the new york area? >> that's queens, new york. and people are saying in queen, we have a tornado is this you're looking at the funnel cloud and the brown around the base is the debris field. and in places around queens like the breezy point yacht club, came ban in as blown over and what we've seenvil industrial sd garbage cans. it's not a confirmed tornado, but most certainly it will be. that was morning at 11:00. here's what we've seen. these are all damage reports. 60, 70 miles per hour miles an hour wind gusts and also hail. new york state, pennsylvania, connecticut, there's that toward report in queens. so that's a look at what we've seen. but take a look at what we're going to see through the day. we've just begun with this. we've got this line moving through. atmospherically, it is just a cold front for this time of year pushing eastward into this warm humid atmosphere. but this is just a one day affair. by tonight, believe it or not, clear skies almost fall-leak conditions for this this area tomorrow. so these are tornado w

from here on in they will continue to move towards length -- springfield alexandra. they are holding together. look at how much rain they produced. added to the woodstock area, about almost 0.5 inches of rain. a fair amount of sunshine. as the storms continue to move toward the east, gradually dissipating, they are still coming through with some low-key -- local, heavy rain. i will join you. this is a sign of more of this to come, especially tomorrow afternoon. >> we know you will keep us posted. thank you. more breaking news. d.c. police tell us late this evening, they have made three arrests in the high-profile beating of a de say -- d.c. man. t.c. was left for dead a month ago. autria godfrey is live with late breaking details on the suspects. >> these three were taken into custody this morning at the press conference earlier this night. we were told by the police chief at the crime spree the three went on, the night of the attack that led them to make the arrests. we just received information on who these people are. a 21-year-old, an 18 year-old, and another, a

. >> alexandra bought a new kwar last month. for the first time. it cost her $19,000, close to what she and her husband earn in a year. she is paying for it in installments. >> it is so comfortable to drive. and it is affordable for me. the seats are very nice. and the design really suites my taste. >> some economic stability prompted residents to buying new cars. compact account for 60%. most of them from the europe and the u.s. one leading u.s. car maker has unveiled a dozen new compact models, over the past year. cheaper than any vehicle in the line y lineups. but price isn't the only factor 37. >> we are making new cars in brazil for brazilians. we design them to suit brazilians' taste. that's why customers here are buying our cars. >> japanese auto makers focused on selling midsized cars to high income. they only captured about 10% of the market. so the people of toyota opened a plant in early august in the state of san paolo. the plant produces a model design for emerging economies. the price is $25,000. >> translator: brazil has a population

y agentes encubiertos irrumpieron la paz de este vecindario de la cuadra 4700 de tipton lane en alexandrau afÁn, rescatar a perros de raza pitbull que vivÍan en esta casa andrea alfaro,vecina "se llevaron a los 8 vinieron el squad la policía todos, oficiales encubiertos toda este bloque estaba nadie podía pasar ni salir esta mañana" segÚn la policÍa del condado de fairfax oficiales allanaron esta casa porque tenÍan una orden de bu Úsqueda ya que presuntamente el dueÑo de los perros los tenÍa en malas condiciones hecho que sorpendio a algunos vecinos vecino "el era una persona muy decente y yo se que amaba a esos perros, esos perros estaban bien cuidados" segÚn contaron algunos vecinos el hombre de origen boliviano vive en esta casa junto a su padre y presuntame nte mantenÍa a los perros en la parte trasera de su casa zeidi bolanos vecina "cuando iba a la casa de la muchacha yo veía, de ahí se ve que los sacaba para entrenarlos para pelear se veía desde el lugar " "se veia que los maltrataba?" "si se veía que los sacaba y no hacían lo que decía los mojaba los maltrataba" fueron 8 los anima

federal apruebe una solucion permanente para los estudiantes que no cuentan con un estatus legal sot-alexandrae yo me sineto mal porque ellos me tienen que ver a mi que me vean estudiar y que triunen y que ellos no puedan hacer eso. el superintende escuelas de miami-dade esta aqui dupuesto abogar por ellos. sot-dr. alberto carvalho- superintendente de escuelas de miami-dade 1:31 los ninos inmigrantes necesitan una politica de educacion especial para elos porque todavia estan aprendiendo ingles, una cultura diferente y tambien necesitamos una politica de inmigracion justa porque tienen miedo porque no saben que va a pasar con sus vidas la administracion obama afirma haber aprobado una solucion inmediata y el secretatrio de educacion senalo que la educacion para todos se ha convertido en una prioridad en washington. sot-arne duncan-secretario de la educacion es tan importante que salvemos los empleos de los maestros estos tiempos economicos, y tener 300 mil maestros adicionales en las aulas en vez de en las lineas de desempleo...ese es un paso en el camino directo pero tenemos que hacer mas. bla

alexandra massey.and christy's grandchild born this morning. >> gary: what are the odds of having a game this close? i'm driving right over there. i don't pick them up until they're at least aiary old. they don't trust me. >> verne: number 13? >> gary: got 12 kids. >> gary: that's been their most effective play. they've got three or four of those. that time jimmy hunt, slant fake, getting inside, i think from now on it's four-down territory for missouri the rest of the football game. >> verne: that was jimmy hunt who caught the last one, and that one is overthrown, intended for john mcgaffie, number three. >> gary: when you look at the missouri offense, it is a catch and quick throw offense. there is really not an offense in this league that, when we talked to lorenzo ward, the defensive coordinator, he said was anything close to what they do. >> gary: even when cam and tebow were running the spread, it wasn't this style of spread. >> verne: we'll talk about it after this play. handoff, right side. wha

seen here in january with his girlfriend alexandra.may, he was one of the thousands it to the streets to protest couldn't -- vladimir putin's return to the presidency. he was accused of attacking a policeman on be thinnest evidence. >> everyone can see they are not criminals. these are people like you and me. people like a salesman and managers. >> but despite the mounting evidence, president could send insists the opposition is not been specifically targeted by police. >> as we see it, it is only the simple rule that everyone, including the opposition, must comply with russian law and this law will be consistently enforced. >> there was a time when vladimir putin aspired to be a unifying president, a leader of all russians. increasingly, he seems prepared to turn on his own citizens to suppress the growing mood of the sense. bbc news, moscow. >> the face of protesters in today's russia. that brings today's share to close. you can find constant updates on our website and you can see whatever we're working on it any time on our facebook

. >> jazz man and alexandra williams are remembering their time at perry school. a supplement mal- -- supplemental learning school. >> they always had something for us to do. that is something i remember, always something to do. if i didn't, i would be sitting at home, watching tv sh probably getting in trouble. >> reporter: the organization started in 1991, to help youngsters get a well rounded education, despite living in some of the most impoverished areas in the district. >> so they can get out of poverty and get skills, get a better job, go to school, college, trade schools, things of that nature. >> reporter: omar carrington has been coming since he was five years old. he enjoys art. >> it teaches us about peace, nonviolence, ceasefire, martin luther king, nelson mandela, rosa's parks, frederick douglas, harriet tub man -- tubman. >> reporter: director cory pool says the district has proved, but the city's poor need guidance. >> once you build up a child's self esteem, they started being more confident. socially and academically, aspirations. so the changes

alexandra is the founder and president of the environmental organization blue legacy. for joining us tonight. >> so good to be here, eliot. >> eliot: things are proceeding out there on a pace that continues to get faster and fastener terms of the threat to our ecosystems. tell us what you're seeing in terms of the oceans and the environment. >> my grandfather scuba dive when i was 7 years old. that was longer than i would like to admit. the changes that i've seen are significant. and just anecdotally, places that i went to as a child they're not pristine anymore the animals i knew aren't there anymore. these places are being taken over by algae. that's just going to the beach putting on a snorkel and experiencing it. when you start reading the reports and the studies and talking with scientists, the results are much more alarming and frankly not surprising. >> eliot: the report that i just referenced a few moments ago in the introduction were species are going to be extinct where the habitat of some of our largest mammals and others are simply shrinking. this past week

get all of them because it's not finalized at this point, so supervisor mar requested a hearing on alexandra theatre which is currently vacant in his district. as you heard our director report, the ordinance regarding the successor agency to the former redevelopment agency has been introduced, there will be hearings on those in consultation with the commission, president and vice-president, the department will be submitting a report summarizing this ordinance for this commission, and similarly, we will prepare a report for another ordinance, this one administrative code concerning port fee payment of the jobs housing program obligations, in brief, my understanding of this is it's an introduction, in brief, it looks like this ordinance will authorize the port and housing to into into an mou, the port will receive credits for the port property below market leases to the mayor's office of housing, the port would be authorized to use these credits to prepay the housing linkage obligation for future private development on portland, this city would create a mechanism to provide for affordable hous

nearby, our entry -- alexandra, quarter of an inch of rain.is the one that is really a hurricane. .two hurricane if you are heading out for the of that may be showing up in the north carolina and outer banks and to ocean city in the next couple of days. the dew points, that helped -- tells the story. is the indianapolis critics minneapolis -- minneapolis. tomorrow morning, when you get out, temperatures will be in the '80s. -- a.p.'s. into saturday afternoon, -- 80's. saturday on to afternoon, much more .omfortable patchy fog tomorrow as you go out and had to school. -- head to school. temperatures to mar will be close to 90 degrees. after that, temperatures dropped into the 70's. at least and monday, we can breed. a decrease in humidity. that.are excited about you. >> the orioles and yankees go to war. a brawl at national park. you think it was crowded on that at thesen floor, look president clinton: this election to me is about which... candidate is more likely to return us to full employment. this is a clear choice. the republican plan is t

alexandra mchenry, "bbc news." >> andrew, what more can you tell us? >> well, we're hearing now from nepalese officials that they have recovered the data recorders, the flight recorders from the aircraft so they can start to find out what happened. and they're saying the only indications are that the crash happened as the plane was trying to return to the airport. it made a turn after what accomplishments described as technical glitches. now as you reported there, we are hearing that a bird may have hit the plane. that's being looked into as one possible cause of the crash. aviation experts that i've been talking to are saying that it's very unlikely that a bird could bring down a propeller plane like this. one i spoke to said they had never heard of this in more than 30 years of the industry. that doesn't rule it out, but it's possible there are other causes. the other point to make here is that this plane is capable of flying with just one engine. there are questions over the safety record of some of the small companies runs these planes to other sma

the first i'm calling for a hearing on the development of the alexandra theater site at geary and 18th avenue. this site has so much potential to once again be a keystone and an icon for the neighborhood an in the short-term there has been problems with blight and disrepair. we'll also be following up with a community meeting with many stakeholders in the neighborhood from residents to the ymca across the street to the neighborhood theater foundation and many others to get their input into the future of the richmond district's landmark. i also wanted to say i'm working closely with the arts commission staff to look at perhaps bringing art in the storefronts to some of the different vacate spaces in the richmond district as well. also, i'm calling for a hearing along with the support of supervisors farrell and olague, for a hearing at the land use committee to hear our plans to mitigate the traffic challenges upon the opening of the geary masonic target that's planned for some time in 2013. we hope that this will help people, especially residents and stakeholders, give input but also ma

boxing russian alexandra pervade can successfully defended his w.b. a super heavyweight title knocking out how simo rock man in hamburg the thirty three year old showing little mercy on his american opponent dominating the box with victory coming in just the second round by way of stoppage extends his record to twenty five victories no defeats clash with multiple world champion for the year klitschko another moves a little bit closer. to cricket for australia are cruising towards the last four stage of the twenty twenty world cup. he also he's making short work of south africa on sunday australian i four from four of the tournament points are going from the office they took to victory some of the track in colombo zavvi a doherty she came through with just balls so africa picked up the pace somewhat towards the end of their innings though finishing with a modest yet respectable one hundred forty five c. . history in showing with bob in her. tailored wants again a run competition top scorer shane watson an incredible display from the sydney sixers all rounder thumping seventy off forty s