. >> reporter: vicky has scene how low scammers can g she's the god mother of benjamin wheeler. his name has been used in a money grab. >> the money is not set up going to him. it's in his name for someone else. >> reporter: a legitimate fund has been set up but vicky said they did it the right way with the family going through a bank. >> that is the only safeguard way to make sure your donations are getting to the right place. >> reporter: that's something experts say you should check before giving to a family fund. recommending those who use a

. >> reporter: vicky has scene how low scammers can g she's the god mother of benjamin wheeler. his name has been used in a money grab. >> the money is not set up going to him. it's in his name for someone else. >> reporter: a legitimate fund has been set up but vicky said they did it the right way with the family going through a bank. >> that is the only safeguard way to make sure your donations are getting to the right place. >> reporter: that's something experts say you should check before giving to a family fund. recommending those who use a third party or a cpa to handle the money. >>> staying up until midnight on new year's eve can be a challenge for children and their parents. that's why the countdown is celebrated earlier. high noon was the magic number and tim ruth are ford was there. >> reporter: every year at port discovery it's all the festivities without the loss of sleep. >> this is our 15th year doing this and it's a family favorite. lots of people come back year after year. it gives them a chance to learn about the new year, the change of the season, have fun with

. >> vicki goldberg has gathered a few of her favorite white house photographs. watch sunday evening at 7:30 eastern and pacific on american history tv. >> up next, your phone calls on "washington journal." in 45 minutes, the house democratic caucus chairman talks about negotiations on the so- called fiscal cliff. at 8:30

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>>no ha vuelto a verlos desde entonces >>hoyse lleva a cabo el entierro de vicky soto, que pasa por tuel ser humano. >>eugene nos dice que espera reunirse en un futuro cercano con los seis niños y la familia de vicky soto >>muchos padres después de esta tragedia, han decidido hacer algo concreto para proteger a sus hijos de un ataque similar >>ella se acomoda la ropa como siempre, pero no lo es, pues está revestida de un chaleco antibalas >>es lo que ha sacado al mercado esta empresa hace seis mesese. >>dicen que han duplicado ls ventas,lo que vendian en seis meses, ahora lo han hecho en unos dias. el precio oscila entre 200 a 300 dólares >>no es el único lugar que las fabrica. esto se inició ante la masacre de columbine. >>pero este maestro no piensa que esto lo salve >>la mochila es una herramienta, esto también lo es sin un sistema que te enseñe como y cuando usarla, es solo una parte del rompecabezas >>mientras que los colegios entrenen a los adultos, se seguirán repitiendo estos ataques >>los niños serán más seguros si enseñamos a los maestros a identificar ciertas cosas. >>estos

but the kohlberg has gathered a few efforts davis white house photos -- >> vicky has gathered a few of her favorite white house photos. >> from the u.s. chamber of commerce, and look at the fiscal challenges facing the nation. including negotiations over the so-called fiscal cliff. former comptroller general david walker and former congressional budget office director rudy penner explained why they think raising taxes will not solve all the problems. this is just over an hour. >> i will make a few introductory remarks. today we are going to talk about three issues briefly. one is that fiscal cliff, to is the debt ceiling. three is the so-called big deal that has to be done on our debt and deficit. of fortunately those issues, convoluted, especially in this town. they are distinct. the impact each other but they are distinct. this fiscal cliff is an artificial state. congress came in, said this law expires on this date. they extended it wants. they put in the sequestration. it is a date. all they have to do is extend the date and allow themselves time to discuss the issues. instead they

. >> vicki goldberg has gathered a few of her favorite white house photos. watch tonight at 7:30 eastern and pacific on c-span3's american history the. tv. >> next, william silver and former federal reserve chairman paul volcker talk about mr. volcker's life and years of government service. it's about an hour and a half. [applause] >> that was very nice. you didn't tell me there were so many people here. so i have a sneaky suspicion that you're not here just to listen to me, so i'm going to be very brief, 13 minutes on a 300-page book. and i'm going to give you some background, and i'm going to give you some substance. the background starts with the title of the book. the title of the book is the first thing you see, but it's the last thing that we do, and when we put our heads together at bloomsbury press to create a title for this book, we thought about a number of alternatives. in a shameless attempt to capitalize on the volcker rule, i tried the semi-biblical volcker know thy enemy. [laughter] now, that was rejected as too narrow. i mean, how many commer

are also being held this evening for victims of friday's massacre, including one for teacher vicki soto who has been called a hero for shielding students from the gunman. the memorials from the students and teachers grow each day. well wishers are coming to pay their respects. some lit candles. others put cornments on christmas trees. many wonder how the families will get through the holidays. >> can you imagine? that's where my heart goes out to. i can't imagine to have to wake up christmas morning. i wouldn't want to. >> newtown is slowly trying to return to normal. some schools other than sandy hook reopened for the first time since the shooting. buses carrying children drove on to school grounds. the buses had green and white ribbons on the front. sandy hook scholars. but police kept one elementary school closed as a caution after they received threats. >> we will always be worried. >> reporter: children at sandy hook have not yet returned to school. when they do it will be at a school to the nearby town of monroe. in newtown, connecticut, randall pinkston, wjz eyewitness news. >> investiga

vicki? >>> a kansas teen has -- teen has turned his lawn into a christmas show.ork that goes into creating this elaborate display. >> reporter: this is what cody hanna looks -- lives for. not presents, not the food. >> starting when i was 7, i started to like lights. >> reporter: for cody, it's all about lights. >> this is it. >> reporter: each year he has a goal. >> get bigger. more lights, way more lights. >> he has liked lights ever since he was probably a baby. >> reporter: forecoydy, it wasn't that long ago. he's only 13. >> when he was about 7, he decided he was going to start decorating his room. >> reporter: from the few lights in a room to this. ♪ >> reporter: what else can you say? >> yeah. cool. it's very cool. this is my new thing this year. >> reporter: his efforts go beyond a few extension cordses. >> i will have a sign that says what channel to turn to and you will be able to listen it once you turn to it. >> reporter: the lights are run by special software on a laptop he saved up to buy. >> my neighbors came out and clapped for me at the end of th

the kron 4 news at 8 continues.after this. >> vicki: a contra costa county employment and human services worker hasn arrested and charged for allegedly stealing food stamp funding. tina crosby was arrested on thursday on suspicion of embezzling public funds. falsifying records. and identity theft. an investigation by the district attorney's office and crosby's work revealed that she had embezzled a little over five-thousand dollars in public funds. crosby is being charged with four felonies and is facing a maximum sentence of four years in prison. the dui crackdown over the winter holiday has resulted in a significant number of dui arrests in santa clara county. from december fourteenth through the 22-nd officers in santa clara county arrested 184 individuals for driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol. that's compared to 157 arrests made during that same time period in 2011. >> over christmas weekend there will be a second campaign with extra dui patrols in several cities like gilroy. palo alto. and san jose. the chp is deploying all their officers over the holiday weekend through midnight

. >> former new york times photo critics vicki goldberg has gathered her favorite white house photos in the white house, the president's home in photographs in history. sunday evening at 7:30 eastern and pacific on american history tv on c-span3. >> now a hearing on the conflict in the eastern congo. house foreign affairs subcommittee is looking into the administration's efforts to resolve the crisis in the region and rwanda's support of congolese rebels. this is a little more than 2-1/2 hours. >> we will come to order and good afternoon. i apologize for the lateness in starting. today's hearing will examine u.s. policy in the democratic republic of congo, this was exacerbated by rwanda's intervention in neighboring eastern congo as documented by the release of three united nations reports this year. these reports confirm rwanda's support of militias who have ravaged and continue to plague this region. the state's--unable to testify at the sept. 19 hearing on this issue. the subcommittee promised to follow up was available to testify. the aftermath of the genocide, the administration

vicky soto y una pequeña niña. >>pordrían pasar meses, dicen los investigadores para saber con exactitud que sucedio ese dia >>ha sidoconvertido en heroina de la escuela sandy huckes, ocultando a los niños para salvarlos >>ella lo hizo, seguramente no lo pensó, solo dijo tengo que hacerlo vicky soto encerró a sus alumnos en el armario. >>y le dijo al pistolero que estaban en el gimnasio, este la asesinó y abandonó el salón >>en 2007 se puede ver a lanza. el temor era que se hiciera daño, pues había sido diagnósticado con un autismo. >>es difícil explicar a estas niños qué sucedio >>el distrito planea trasladarlos a otro plantel a los niños sobrevivientes. >>antes de irse les echo bendiciones, tengo miedo de mandarlos a la escuela >>como ellos centenares de personas realizan una peregrinacion al cuartel donde los nños fueron trasladados después de la masacre >>un arbolito por cada niñó que pereció están colocados >>esta misma noche las autoridades dicen no haber encontrado informacion en la computadora ,que estaba destruida por adam >>se difíciltan las investigaciónes, pues cuando ocurre un homicidio de esta indole, s

. >> niki -- and vicki goldberg has favorite white house photograph. what sunday evening at 7:30 p.m. eastern. >> as president obama begins a second term in office, what is the most important issue he should consider in 2014? >> if you are in great 6312 share your message of the president. >> now president obama on the school shooting in connecticut. the president said it is time for the country to "take meaningful action." he was first notified by, and security adviser. he ordered flags at half mast. >> this afternoon, i spoke with governor malloy and fbi director mueller. i offered governor malloy my condolences on behalf of the nation and made it clear he will have every resource he needs to investigate this heinous crime, care for the victim, counsel their families. we have endured too many of these tragedies in the past few years. each time i learn the news, i react not as a president but as anybody else would, as a parent. that was especially true today. there is not a parent in america who does not feel the same overwhelming grief i do. the majo

there's a report out there that duvall patrick has approached vicki kennedy about replacing senator kennedyshe is the widow of senator ted kennedy. what's your reaction to that? >> it would be a temporary appointment, because under the constitution, the governor typicall typically--each state can make up its own mind but the governor typically appoints, i don't know what massachusetts law is that you serve until the next general election. but it could be that scott gets back in and tries for that seat. but if we can go back to ambassador rice, she had a chance to fix this, they sent her up to the hill at the end of september so go make nice with mccain and graham specifically. as it was reported, a 75-minute meeting with susan collins, the moderate republican from maine, and she was really the tipping point, senator collins. collins came out tremendously unimpressed with whatever went on in that meting and i think at that point the dye was cast for ambassador rice. >> it's expected that susan rice will get another big job at some point, there's talk about national security adviser if tom do

now, i've been told a family member has told some of our local affiliates that vicki soto is dead. or quite a long time. law enforcement source has told us she is among the dead now and she died shielding her students as they said that she was a wonderful teacher and they loved her so much. i asked the parents, diane and robert if it's registered with their son really how this has always transpired. i think we have that sound bite. >> he's reassuring himself that she's going to be okay. he really, really really cared about his teacher. he was very close with her and she really loved that class, and he keeps saying i really hope she's okay. i hope it's not her. he knows that she's been hurt, but he doesn't note end result. he knows the kids that he saw getting shot. he doesn't know the outcome. so i think he's reassuring himself in his of-year-old mind. i know he's processing it, but i think he's reassuring himself and telling himself that it's going to be okay. >> they are obviously distraught. terrible news about vicki soto who has now been confirmed as killed, one of the names tha

vicky soto. another adult victim has been identified 37-year-old donna hochsprung. damned lanza this is a picture from 2005. they are interviewing members of his family and friends that includes his brother and father treeing to put together any explanation for this tragedy. we have more coming up in the newscast. stay with abc 7 news for continuing coverage. you can get our abc 7 news app and get the push operations. we are updating our facebook page at facebook.com abc 7 news. let's get our first look at the weather check in with meteorologist lisa argin. >> we are looking from our roof camera where we have chilly conditions numbers in the 30s and 40s. as we check out live doppler 7 this is a system off to the north. it is pretty far off. this will bring the light rain our way. 41 oakland 47 san francisco 29 fairfield. 33 livermore. if you are heading out temperatures in the upper 20s to mid 40s. otherwise rain developing this afternoon low to mid 50s. numbers very cool. we will see the showers continue into the evening hours. we will let you know if we have rain

kron 4's alecia reid has the latest.alecia. >> vicki these are some of the facts we have so faraccording to the medical examiner.everyone was shot more than once with a semi automatic rifle, some at close range. six adults were killed, all of them women. and of the 20 children, 12 were girls and 8 of them boys. all between 6 and 7 years old.there were 3 guns found at the scene. one of them that was used. a lawn gun, known as a bushmaster. this sea of people came out tonight for a candle light vigil -- honoring 27 year old victoria soto, who died trying to save her students. people are calling the 1st grade teacher a herofor hiding her students in a closet and putting herself between them and the gunman. there were other vigils in newtown connecticut tonight. this one --- outside the saint rose of lima church. hundreds of people signed memorials. signs like god bless the families are all around the town. and flowers are constantly being brought to the memorial near sandy hook elementary school. a family friend says he knew something was terribly wrong when he couldn't get in touch with th

. >> former "new york times"" photo critic vicki goldberg has gathered a few of her favorite white housetos in "the white house, the president's home in photographs in history." watch sunday evening at 7:30 eastern and pacific on c-span3's "american history tv." >> i wanted to explain how to tell how what happens. we do know the story of the cold war. we know the documents and we've seen the archives between roosevelt and stalin and churchill and truman. we know the main events from our point of view. i wanted to show from a different angle what it felt like to be one of the people who were subjected to the system and how did people make choices in the system and how did they react to behave. one think that this happened is the region we stickle eastern europe has become differentiated. these countries in a letter have much in common with one another. >> more with anne applebaum from our historical narrative sunday night at 8:00 p.m. >> "washington journal" continues. host: we continue on look with social security and the fiscal cliff with cristina martin firvida from aarp and with david

price promise. [ female announcer ] that has a nice ring to it. [ male announcer ] only from at&t. ♪ >> vickiw at 5-30 - powerful storms pounding the southern and midwest united states over the holidays. tonight, that severe weather isn't stopping - as many americans across the country are set to travel. tonight - complete coverage on the already deadly holiday storms. grant lodes is standing by with the dramatic images we've been getting into the newsroom. but first, jaqueline bennet is tracking the intense weather. >> jacqueline: there are still a number of severe storms in pennsylvania, new york. right now, a number of delays at the nation's busiest airport. la guardia, jfk, philadelphia, newark. show you the worst is over pennsylvania and towards new-york. we are also seeing heavy rainfall over new york city for this will continue over the next 24-36 hours. the pink indicating winter weather advisories with a storm warning over pennsylvania and new york with snowfall rates of 1 in. per hour, overnight. we could see an additio 2 1 ft. of accumulation gusting and these busiest airports will

. >> she has very healthy hair, her color is brown, very pretty. >> reporter: vicki jennings can't remember the last time she was here in a beauticians chair. >> i had more immediate concerns, my kids were my immediate concern. i have three little kids with me. so hair wasn't my -- the furthest thing from my mind and i've never been in a situation like this before. >> reporter: she lost her job, the family home was foreclosed so now she's moved her son and daughters to a shelter. >> find myself a good job and get my life back together. >> reporter: kathie rupert is the coordinator at the shelter. as the saying goes, when you look good you feel good. >> i can look in the mirror and see it and i didn't like what i saw. if i don't like what i saw, if i go out and find a job nobody is going to like what they see. >> reporter: so this salon owner volunteers to style the hair of women who are about to go to job interviews. >> i'm just here to assist them and i just feel so overwhelmed to be a help to these ladies it really means a lot to me. >> so her interview is tomorrow, you think this is goin

has been lifted. and classes will resume tomorrow. reporting live, kron 4. >>pam: thank you, vicki. more anxious feelings on this campus san jose city college having cleared after they received a report of a possible indictment earlier. the lockdown lasted over 2 hours stay with kron 4 will have coverage later in this newscast. the san jose situation has been just as scary with them one of the big things that we have to do is to try to get some level of normalcy. school is part of that. >> the children are not back in classit makes people feel better.. they feel there's a another and the people who are back in conneticut who clifford kron 4 news. in other bay area news. case. did not reveal her identity. and amid a re- ignited gun are laid to rest -- as many27 people - including the sandy hook elementary school massacre - 20 were children. obama is taking a stronger has more on the connecticut school massacre. catherine? the children headed back to school tuesday were met by specially trained teachers. those staffers spent monday with experts - learning how to best handle the afterm

. >> former "new york times"" photo critic vicki goldberg has gathered a few of her favorite white house photos in "the white house, the president's home in photographs in history." watch sunday evening at 7:30 eastern and pacific on c- span3's "american history tv." >> "washington journal" continues. we're glad to have back william frey from the brookings institution. and do jennifer ortman. population will be in excess of 400 million people in the u.s. what is going to change? guest: the nation is projected to grow at a slower pace over the next 38 years. the population will continue to age. that the nation is projected to become more diverse in growth, minority population, and decrease in population. host: look at these numbers. 420 million -- how do face the demand of that growing population? education, health care? guest: that is a perfect question for bill. guest: it really is a slower growth than we have been used to for a long time. about a 34% growth rate over those 48 years. we have been going on about 10% a decade. we'll get used to slower growth with a new minority population

vicky? >> yes it is. >> i got another question for you. the fda has been without a fullrs worely on the fda to permanent . >> i see i've >> absolutely.120,000 workers. it's it's an extremely important agency. do you think it's unconchenable our legislature has not solved that problem? >> we have to understand that there is some really good career civil servants who probably are making sure that agencyre >>> are drug manufacturers raising the price in the very clutch at the end? >> we do see some raising the price in the 6-9 months before the patent expires. >> does that defeat the alleged massive savings to the consumer from ger nark drugs? >> not at all. the opportunity is enormous. we know that if the country used anti-inflammatoriy drugs the way doctors and kaiser did rather than celebrex and vioxx, the country would have saved 5 billion dollars. >> i'm sorry we are out of time dr. sharon levine. dr. sharon levine.

. >> vicki goldberg has gathered a few of her favorite photos in the president's home and photographs and history. watch at 7:30 on american history tv. john boehner's office described a meeting with president obama as a frank talk. he spoke to reporters about fiscal cliff negotiations, criticizing president obama for not being serious on cutting spending and lending herrmann the lack of an agreement. lawmakers have less than three weeks before the bush era tax cuts are set to expire and mandatory spending cuts take effect. this is about 10 minutes. >> good morning, everyone. more than five weeks ago, republicans signaled our willingness to avert the fiscal cliff with a bipartisan agreement that is truly balanced and begins to solve our spending problems. the president still has not made an offer that meets those two standards. republicans have. while the president promised the american people a balanced approach, his proposals have been anything but. he wants far more in tax hikes and spending cuts. he wants new stimulus spending and the ability to raise the debt limit whenever he wa

vicki was a vibrant young girl. she just turned 27 years old. she loved the beach. she has a black lab named roxie. >> reporter: her father said she gathered her students into a class close et. shep was killed standing in front protecting them. >> the family has peace and pride knowing that she did something that she loved. whatever details transpired, we know in our hearts that she was protecting those kids from that shooter. >> another teacher who survived managed to save herself and her students by taking them into a bathroom adjoining their classroom. she pulled a bookshelf in front of the door. >>> more than a dozen vigils to mourn for the victims of the connecticut school massacre. the vigil was one of several suggested by a move on.org to call for an end to gun violence. there were similar gathering in other communities. >> i like to believe because it's very innocent, very young children this will really cut through a lot of the mess in dc. i'm a brand new mom. i have a 7-week-old who i brought out. my heart is breaking right now. so when the president cried, you kn

. >> vicki goldberg has gathered a few of her favorite photographs in "the white house." sunday at 7:30 p.m. on c-span 3. >> tonight we are showing you farewell speeches and tributes from the 112th congress. first, richard lugar from the senate floor, followed by john kerry. and then the california rip lynn woolsey to the house of representatives. she is followed by a to be to outgoing telephone representatives. -- a tribute to outgoing california representatives. >> richard lugar when the senate in 1977 after mayor of minneapolis. he is the longest serving senator a center of the state history. he was defeated by the state treasurer richard murdock. chairman of the foreign relations committee from 1985 to 1987 and again from 200 this is about half an hour. >> madam president, i rise today to address my colleagues on a number of issues important to the future of the united states and to offer some perspective on senate service. in a few weeks, i will leave the senate for new pursuits that will allow me to devote much deeper attention to a number of issues that have been a

has been cleared. those buildings that vicki mentioned the city council police and the san jose police and reggie kumars on the foamphone. reggie? >> yes, there is a heavy police presence, pam. they are turning people around and not allowing people to enter the campus. as you can imagine, the president has said that there is no evidence of a gunman on campus. just a report of a gunman on campus but no evidence of shots fired. they have not found the gunman. besides the science and technical they are on partial lock down. at this point, students are being turned around even the students that are here to take their final exams, and night time. >>pam: students must be perplexed by what is going on. >> i would imagine i've not been able to speak with them. but this is finals week and with a report of a gunman on campus there on edge. >>pam: we understand that the students alert system for campuses class tomorrow. how can you provide the scope of the police presence? >>reporter: there are several at the entrance. i also saw some of them holding weapons. the officer told me that everything is being routed to

vicki. the chp says that the wind advisory for the bay bridge behind me has been lifted. the rain has stopped for no but the storm packed a powerful punch. the rain soaked hillsides in the berkeley hills, couldn't hold anymore water. as a result some roads turned into small streams. homeowners up here are prepared for run off, especially after a major storm. you can see and hear the water pouring off this hillside down this specially made drainage path behind this house. sand bags were strategically placed around storm drains to prevent more flooding. the heavy rain fall even caused small rock slides, like this one on tunnel road. luckily, they fell on the shoulder, so traffic wasn't impacted. but, marlan sullivan's move from south san francisco to the east bay was. he says at times it was dangerous unloading furniture out of this u-haul truck. >> everything is so slippery and this metal ladder i could nearly have fallen a couple of times it is just a danger. other than that, i am ok. >> reporter: is sign on i-80 west near portal drive toppled over in the high winds, its

the company has also suspended all advertising on the station until further notice. vicki news. >>pam: and a reminder. you can catch all your entertainment news right here on kron-4. the insider starts at 7 -- followed by entertainment tonight at 7:30. >>pam: nasa's super secret space plane will take off tomorrow from florida. the x-37 "b" vehicle is set to make the third mission of the program tomorrow morning. here's video of the space plane returning to earth earlier this year. the first two missions had the craft orbiting the planet for months at a time. it's true purpose is classified. some think it could be testing technology that could someday replace the space shuttle, which was retired last year. >>pam: google users had a rough day. a widespread g-mail outage this morning kept users from accessing their e-mail for a few hours. but that's not all.other technical problems plagued the tech giant today. many users reported problems with a slew of services.chrome, google drive and google calendar all went down today. all services have since been restored. >> many child

vicki soto a hero. i want to go to josh elliott who has the stories of so many who did the right thing in the hardest circumstances. josh? >> i'm standing outside a church where all those lost yesterday were remembered. and they will now be permanent scars for this community. but to your point, there are so many inspiring tales of heroism, for all of those teachers who put their own safety at risk, to protect their students, to the students themselves. so composed in the face of such unimaginable horror. here are their stories. amid the anguish and tragedy and agony of the shooting at sandy hook elementary, were incredible acts of heroism. >> i thought we were all going to die. >> reporter: first grade teacher kaitlin roig told diane sawyer, she put her class in a bathroom. >> we have to be absolutely quiet. there are bad guys out there now. we have to wait for the good guys. >> reporter: down the hall, the third grade class heard the gunshots over the school's intercom. >> she locked the door. and put a piece of white tape over the window of the door. and she told us to go in the corner. >> reporter: pregnant and

might be up for this job, a spokeswoman for vicky kennedy said, "we have no comment on this at this time." in other words, stay tuned. finally, another state that haswith what massachusetts is contemplating right now, the prospect of replacing a long-time senator, is the state of south carolina. today south carolina governor nikky haley announced she's decided to fill senator jim demint's soon vacated seat with republican congressman tim scott. tim scott was elected to the house in the tea party wave in 2010, so he hasn't been there long. he will be the first african-american and senator of the state of south carolina has ever had. he will be the first african-american senator from the south, period, since the post civil war reconstruction era. big news stories like what happened in connecticut, of course, tend to cast a shadow on all the other news out there, and understandably so, but there was lots of other news out there today. "first look" is next. s. >>> right now on "first look" two of the youngest victims are laid to rest as new details emerge this morning about connecticut shooter adam lanza. his relationship with his estranged father and

might be up for this job, a spokeswoman for vicky kennedy said, "we have no comment on this at this time." in other words, stay tuned. finally, another state that haswith what massachusetts is contemplating right now, the prospect of replacing a long-time senator, is the state of south carolina. today south carolina governor nikky haley announced she's decided to fill senator jim demint's soon vacated seat with republican congressman tim scott. tim scott was elected to the house in the tea party wave in 2010, so he hasn't been there long. he will be the first african-american and senator of the state of south carolina has ever had.

por sorpresa, con la publicidad que se le ha dado la profecía maya, venden hasta máscaras de gas y gotas para purificar el agua, vamos con los detalles con vickyn su dinero y los fraudearon los mayas y fuimos nosotros mismo que nos dejamos envaucar por alguien. >> en puerto rico ferrer cree que pronto tormentas solares nos enviarán a la edad de piedra. >> quedaremos en oscura y también el tema de transportación será un caos. >> este agricultor ha creado tres lagos artificiales donde cría camarones y otros alimentos para la hambruna. >> muchos se ríen y se mofan. >> a los que no les importa, se ríen o se mofan, son los que compraron un espacio a muchos pies bajo tierra. >> ahora podrán pasar el fin del mundo a todo lujo, casi terminado el complejo ofrece lindos departamentos, cina, piscina olímpica y acá vendrá un bar pero por alto precio. >> así que si tiene mucho dinero, se puede comprar todo el piso o la mitad. >> gastarse 200 millones de dólares, no parece muy astuto pero esto es un bunker multiuso para protegerse contra todo. >> un meteorito o una pandemia, para eso sirve para protegerse. >> Él no se anda por las ramas, la única forma de s

might be up for this job, a spokeswoman for vicky kennedy said, "we have no comment on this at this time." in other words, stay tuned. finally, another state that hashat massachusetts is contemplating right now, the prospect of replacing a long-time senator, is the state of south carolina. today south carolina governor nikky haley announced she's decided to fill senator jim

something has to be done and there are people standing up ready to do something. we just need to see action. >> one of the people who died was vickynow that your daughter, who is now 12, remembers vicky. vicky was a substitute teacher when your daughter was at sandy hook. what was it as a father that made her so memorable? >> my daughter said how nice she was. my son knows her from being in school there last year, how nice she was and how kind. she's a beautiful woman, in the prime of her life. the job that she did with the students is echoed throughout the community. just a memorable person and all the teachers are like that. the administrators, miss hochsprung, it's a devastating loss. somebody like that, a leader like that, is very challenging to replace. i don't know how they're going to replace her. >> you have four children. >> yes. >> your 10 and 12-year-old obviously are done at sandy hook but you have a 4 and 2-year-old. your 4-year-old is supposed to go there next year. >> yep. >> do you want him to go there? >> without hesitation. without hesitation. they're going as long as the school is going to remain open, we want i

the appalling tragedy, which has effected so many families, including your own. if i may start with you, donna, vickir daughter, she was 27. there have been so many tributes to her paid by so many people. what would you like to say? >> i'd just like everyone to know that she was just a beautiful, beautiful young lady. she had such passion for teaching and for life and especially for her family. she was extremely close to her siblings that are sitting with me, her cousins, and loved them dearly. and wanted to be a teacher from the time she was 3. that's all she ever wanted to do. she just loved her kids. she just talked about them all the time with such fondness and caring, and she just adored them. and i have no doubt in my mind she did everything she could to protect every single one of them. >> what she did was incredibly heroic, and she saved many lives with her actions. knowing her, as her mother, as well as anybody in the world knew her, did it surprise you that she was so courageous in such a terrifying moment? >> not at all. she was truly selfless. she would not hesitate to think to save anyon