>> lulu: yes, milo. at this moment, i am... just fine. >> milo: lulu! what are you doing?lu: you and your brother both told me that you were into me. i don't remember, but after spending the last day with you, it kind of seems like it's true. >> milo: that's not the point. >> lulu: yeah, but it is for me. i -- i don't remember the past, okay? so all that matters is the

. >> reporter: city police call it a small arsenal l collected by this man, francisco milos. >> he tolddetectives that he was preparing for "the war ." >> reporter: he did not tell police who the war might be against but he was ready, inside his home on north kenwood avenue, not far from patterson park. police say they found two bullet proof vests, one for him and one for his girlfriend, who is also under arrest. >> i didn't think the guy was like that at all. >> reporter: police say they targeted the home after undercover officers brought drugs there. when police went in tuesday, they found more than a pound of what's believed to be marijuana and those weapons. three assault type rifles, three handguns a shotgun and more than 7500 rounds of ammunition and more than $20,000 in cash. police used the s.w.a.t team for the raid because they knew at least some guns may be inside. >> we were sitting in the living room watching tv and bang, bang, bang, opened the door and there's police. >> reporter: they say milos moved in a year ago, and they only saw him out walking his dog and doing improv

milos is a convicted felon from florida. the guns, drugs and money were part of a drug operation. the ammo had detectives concerned that something much more sinister was in the works. >> this is a picture of the suspect. do you know him? >> i see him. i don't know him. i've seen him around the area. >> whoos what's he like? >> a nice guy. >> he told police he was preparing for the war. he had three handguns, three rifles, including an ak-47 and ar-15 and one shotgun. they seized marijuana 00010001-- >> it's troublesome to hear someone has this type of weaponry in their home while selling drugs. >> police tell eyewitness news that milos is being held on $450,000 bond. the woman living inside the house with him, lenny lewis is being held on $50,000 bond. the investigation continues. i'm kai jackson reporting. >> police say lenny lewis was arrested because there were drugs in the bedroom that she and milos shared. >>> patricia heart was residence cue from a second floor bathroom tuesday. yesterday she circumed to her injuries. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. offic

about milo not that i don't know. you mother me are not your mother no no no i didn't. i didn't know they provide them with food that accident the children and check them for signs of malnutrition. on the way did you come from. the from the tell of. how far is motel over. many hours away which means that i left for the sunrise. for decades turkana have been living in a constant state of hunger. they belong to one billion people around the world who have no access to their daily nourishment while at the same time more food than ever is being produced on the planet. contrary to crisis periods this chronic hunger phenomenon rarely reaches the evening news. never the less it is deadly. it kills over fifteen million people yearly. three times more than those killed during the gear of the second world war. approximately six and a half million of them are children eighteen thousand die every day. to fight hunger the international community decided to distribute food to those in need. however since its birth in one nine hundred fifty four and until today food aid has never been

last night actually milo sits down.w some at me. >> that must be an amazing thing. >> part of the idea of working on an animated film is that, the ability to share with others. this one, though, really resonated with you because you were sort of a kid of the woods growing up. >> i was. i did a special with oprah and she asked where i got my spirituality from and i said, from the silence in the woods. kind of strange thing unless you hear it and there's something there. i just never knew exactly what. so i wrote about it all these years but i get to play this party animal, what's new, right, but i've got the wisdom to save the forest at least. >> now i saw too again as an actor, you wanted to maybe try out different accents but, chris, the director says just give us steven. i can't blame him. >> well, yeah, you know, i was nim galu and our company -- i thought, this is -- >> the indian dish. >> oh, my god, i can tell you i could have gone and done this thing from beginning to end and -- he goes, no, no, i want you the wa

he had a rare bone disease which may have contributed to his reliance on milo.s to the darrell wayne sue in oklahoma get an opportunity to watch milo clean his best friend's teeth. >> whoa. >> is that what best friends have to do? >> i don't know. not going to happen with me. just saying. >>> homes in texas are under water. more on the rescue efforts under way and why officials only expect things to get worse. >> and forced out of their homes. a wake-up call more than 100 people in mill valley. why some are now looking for a place to live. look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >>> a deadly accident force

and it was probably one of milo times in my life.marmalade recipe. >> which you cooked up yourself. >> which i began making high home and selling to various places in the city. and i remember the first pot was 12 jars. >> 12 jars. >> and now you sell how many? millions. >> well, a lot. a lot. >> really? >> and the first time we got a new pot in the kitchen, which was amazingly a candy stove at home, and i would have to stir the pot with a 9 iron. it was yay tall. >> was it a family recipe? >> yes it was my mother's sister's mother-in-law's recipe. it's an old old recipe. >> since we're on the eve of mother's day your mother played a spot in kind of bolstering your morral. >> my mother was such a businesswoman of her own. she had her own career. she was different than all the other mothers. she was out there doing her thing. she was in the fur business. my mother began as a model and had her own fur shop in florida. my mother always encouraged all of us. even at our lowest moments, all of us she would say, come on, you can do it. get

. >> jingo and approximately milo and willow. hey, let's start the day. this comes up so oven but it came back to me last night. i did a little program right here on capitol hill at our wonderful hill center with ornstein. he and thomas mann of the brooking institution -- norm is with the american enterprise institute. they are the two smartest guys about congress. they have been doing it a long time, written several books. their latest and the best book i have ever read about this congress is called "it's worse than it looks." it came out last year. norman has been in the studio talk about it. norm came over to the hill center. we were talking about this congress. and i am telling you, as taxpayers, we should all be demanding, demanding that they just pull the plug on this congress, send them home and certainly cut out the paycheck because they are absolutely the worst congress ever. john boehner, the worst speaker of the house in the history of the house of representatives. that is saying something. so there is this phrase, you know, the do-nothing cong

these are the anti david, the anti venus they milo of our history and the lot of archaeologists always wanted to know, what is going on here. he is the pharaoh. he can have himself depicted however you wants and this is what he chooses to look like. why would you do that to yourself? there has always been one school of thought that said maybe this is just more realism, maybe his body did look a little funny. maybe he had a genetic disorder of some sort and it is not at all implausible because frankly there was a lot of incest in the pharaoh lines it is not implausible he would have gotten a bum copy of the gene from his mother and his father and had a disease that gave his body strange shape. but of course no one had any sort of hard evidence pretty conjectures beyond the carvings they would see everyone's a while so they would argue and argue and bicker back and forth and no one really got anywhere until genetics entered the scene. i am going to be reading a little bit from the book about what happened when they did start to do genetic testing on a few mummies for the very first time