right now we want to go to tanya mills. tanya how are you? what is the latest that you can bring us at this moment? tanya? >> okay. thank you, i appreciate that officer. >> you might be able to understand things are a little hectic where tanya is right now. she about three blocks away right now. tanya can you hear me? >> i can. >> tell me what you are hearing? >> i just spoke with an officer who is confirming an explosion and collapse. i have gotten a little bit closer. i see a massive, massive response. nothing but rubble in the streets. firefighters standing on top of cars and trucks, and battling this very aggressively. >> is the explosion consistent with natural gas? >> the officer told me that maybe a gas main was ruptured. >> okay. which is what we have been indicating and reporting to far this morning. so that would be consist -- consistent and out of the order neir in this area. >> correct. correct. the officer i spoke with wasn't sure of injuries, just that the medical personnel had responded to the scene, but no word on injuries yet

tanya, good afternoon. can you explain to us why the number has dropped so significantly in terms of those missing? >> initially, call centers were set up so people could call in and list the name of those thought missing. through cross referencing, there were several duplicates on that list. now today, searchers headed back out there to search for those missing. >> a week after the mud slide, heavy rain soaks the crushed trees, mud and debris. that's all that's left of the lives lived here. >> earlier at 10:37 a.m., a moment of silence. the moment one week ago, when oso, washington became home to one of the worst mudslides in washington state history. more than 200 crew members, along with rescue dogs navigated through the floodwaters in search of victims. the letters p.v. are spray painted to notify rescuers of possible victims. >> the slide hit with such force that oftentimes, the rescuers are not recovering full, intact victims. >> dianna has come to terms with the worst, her youngest son, alan will not

tanya, thanks so much for being with us.ecretary of state john kerry is the in paris where he will soon meet with his russian counter part, sergei lavrov, the latest attempt to ease texts over the annexation of crimea. >> story from paris >> reporter: this meeting between johnkerry and sergei lavrov due to happen at the residence of russia's ambassador to france comes about after a direct phone call between kerry and lavrov on saturday. john kerry was actually flying back from the middle east to the u.s., but turned around after speaking to surge alavrov. it's well known that the u.s. has concerns about what it believes is the buildup of tens of thousands of russian troops on ukraine's eastern border. it's very worrying that, in fact, russians troops could look to moved in to ukraine proper. search alavrov says they have no intention of invading ukraine. he has been talking to russian state television on sunday putting forward his idea of what should happen within ukraine. he said that there should be a new constitution for

. >> tanya this started around 9:30 this morning the police setting up a barricade close to 116th streetwhere you are right now has that barricade changed and if anything it appears that you are being allowed to move closer to the site. >> i was allowed to move closer, because i was with the media, but people have forced their way in a little bit further, but they are holding the line here on 118th street. because we literally a block or two away. i can literally see debris on to 117th street and park avenue where i am. >> and because this is new york there is always the concern that there may be something more. we have been reporting that what we are seeing is consistent with natural gas explosions. is there anything where you are, that would indicate that there is a greater level of concern other than this being something that may have been a buildup of natural gas and something afterwards went terribly wrong? >> there isn't. a lot of times you would expect to see the dogs sniffing. from my vantage point, i can't see that. but i do know here in the new york market they will bring dogs

tan dts explosion or explosion. >> tanya page, what can you tell us? >> we now know from police that six people have been killed at he's six and they say 18 others -- as he least six. they believe there were at least two explosions, they believe they may have been greanade attacks about 100 meters apart. a busy restaurant quite a busy part of town very popular with this country's somali community. yesterday on sunday a man was killed in eastly, a city suburb, where police believe he was trying to put together a small bomb and about a week ago, six people were gunned down in a church in mombasa, increasing insecurity in kenya that started about two and a half years ago now when kenya put troops on the ground in somalia to try to root out al shabaab. to try to root out attacks here in kenya. we don't know the stage, any possibilities, never know to be honest but it is a slight if you like of the increasing violence and insecurity, kennians are starting to -- kenyans are unfortunately starting to get used to. >> tatanya tell us more about te district of e

our tanya moseley joins us from darington washington. tanya what's new tonight? >> there was a bit of a weather break. the enormity of the issue, the debris field in some areas is as high as 75 feet. armed with garden tools, rescue teams tediously sift through mud searching for the missing. >> the family members that i have spoken to i think have a very mature, real sense of wanting to have hope. and wanting to find that miracle. and we have provided them and are providing them every opportunity to find that miracle. we're looking for that miracle out there right now. four or 500 people are out there looking for that miracle. >> sunday, washington governor jay inslslee and brett daughert. >> search team up to their arm pits and have been there for week looking for victims. we have a fatality recovery team that works with the medical examiner to process them. >> that special team flew in saturday from colorado. they are now assisting in the effort of recovering the dead. in some case he searchers have only recovered body parts. volunteers are also looking for poss

tanya page joins us live now. if you could just get up to date on the current situation on the ground. >> the security situation here develops day by day. it's fair to say over the last weeks in particular that the capitol here has coupled down a bit, although there are still almost daily killings which means that tens of thousands of people are still far too afraid of going home. beyond the capitol, things start to get more insecure particularly in the north to the border with chad, where there are some chadian foreign troops there. however, it is pretty much a no-go zone. there aren't any french forces aren't there, scarce humanitarian organizations. it is the most volatile part of the country, the idea, being, of course that as the capitol becomes more secure, some of the french and african union troops will spread out and head further into that least secure part of the country. >> thanks so much for getting us up to date there. tanya paige reporting for us. let's go to the united nations headquarters where our

tu tanya? (risas) >>> mira. >>> igual vote por el que mÁs le organiste. >>> nos vemos maÑana. >>> voten por tanya. >>> voten por rodner. ♪ >>> hoy en "primer impacto": la piel de este niÑo se reseca tanto que se convierte en escama, el dolor no lo deja vivir. tenga cuidado al elegir con quiÉn hace sus impuestos. aseguran que el guero castro la maltrataba por celos. pero angelique lo defiende. >>> es una entrevista estupida, josÉ alberto jamÁs me levanto la voz. >>> esto y mÁs ahora mismo en "primer impacto." >>> quÉ tal, bienvenidos, les saluda pamela silva conde. y tambiÉn bÁrbara bermudo. muchas gracias por estar con nosotros. comenzamos con el sepelio de una madre que murieron aplastadas por el edificio que colapso, los familiares estuvieron presente en el conmovedor adiÓs. >>> cargando un osito de peluche y una biblia llegÓ josÉ hernÁndez donde son velados los cuerpos de su esposa y su hija mayor. el hombre entrÓ acompaÑado por su hijita menor de 4 aÑos. el y la niÑa fueron los miembros que

t tanya mosley joins us.n emotional day and a lot of uncertainty for all of those missing people >> reporter: absolutely, jonathan. as you can see behind me, it's rainy and windy, but those crew members tell us they are working around the clock to found more than 90 still missing. as you said, at about 10:37 this morning, the town of derington about 20 myles outside of oso held a moment of silence to mark the exact moment the mud slide hit. a week later, this town is in shock, as you can imagine. it's hard to imagine that the entire town was wiped out. there were only about 190 residents of oso. now, friday, crews approximatelied several bodies from the debris but they are not yet among the official count. the coroner's office is going through dental records to positively identify the victims. they may not be officially counted until families are notified. only the survivors know that it will be a double challenge helping survivors move forward. >>> now, stars in our hearts. we'll be reminded. there is there

can tan that will take -- tan tanya will take on the primary -- cantania will take on the primary winners. he is one of two openly gay council members. >>> a virginia family has a little more hope today after a deal is reached to help their son. that story is coming up. >> plus, the government's health care website sees im diate ruts from president obama's venture on to funnyordie.com. >> the potholes on 16th street northwest are driving saralee crazy. at least a dozen potholes are in the southbound lanes of 16th street stopping traffic. she said please help us to get through to d.c. to fix these. fell, saralee, we drove that stretch of road and counted well over a dozen potholes just between colorado and oglethorpe. we have reported them to ddot which promises to fill potholes within three business days after receiving a complaint. in fact, they were starting this morning on that stretch. if you have a pothole that is driving you crazy, just send us an e-mail by going to tellwusa9.com. include a cross street and a photo if you can safely do >>> today a frederickburg, virginia first grade

. >> what have you heard about tanya and the hittings? have said they're really impressed with them. they've really made a statement. >> they have that kind of sexy and dangerous? >> exactly. can hold their own. >> what do you think about the tanya and harding album "sorry about that nancy"? >> i've only heard snippets and it really good. i'd like to see them live. >> where are you from? >> what do you think of the band i'm not done with the salad? >> they're good. >> what did you think about them? are they as good as the others? >> it's hard not to look. >> are you excited about the dragon pony? >> i try any type of music, any and everything. >> do you like how she takes baths on stage? >> yeah, it real creative. you don't see too many people getting creative like that so it's kind of neat to see what she's doing. >> what do you think of king joffrey's album "watch the iron thrown"? >> you can tell an artist spent time in to it. >> what do you think of jamie and his sister are going to be doing in five years with their music? >> to be ho

the rates income tanya is one of those that have family in the crypt of the secret societies linked to the mafia. is it looks like if i eat tons of toxic waste in the region. a form of mafia boss of all people is not speaking out and acting authorities to take action. we are in southern italy. on route to a top secret location to visit mickey mafia witness. for the first time ever. kosmina schiavone is talking to german television about toxic waste from germany. when he greets us and talks about his organic garden. it is almost possible to forget the blood he has on his hands as the former leader of the notorious cost and easy card. he only eats home grown produce and with good reason his clan very toxic waste on agricultural land issue with a bullet though i don't even eat canned tomatoes anymore and i mean even the few. as a lazy clan is the most feared in the area around naples schiavone has traded in lebanon's and speaks openly about hundreds of contract killings. at least a dozen of which bore his personal stamp so you me me. we started with pistols machine pistols and other times

tu tanya? (risas) >>> mira. >>> igual vote por el que mÁs le organiste. >>> nos vemos maÑana. >>> voten ♪ ♪ >> conozca unos perros que ayudan a las personas que viven en las sombras. >> una extraÑa condiciÓn en la piel. ahora esta en busca de sudamÉrica. ahora mismo, en primer impacto extra. ♪ ♪ >> hola, bienvenidos a otro primer impacto extra. a veces encontramos en la calle a personas con alguna discapacidad en compaÑÍa de sus perros de asistencia. pero se ha preguntado cÓmo llegan esos animales a aprender una labor tan importante? vamos a conocer unos cariÑos que le robaron el corazÓn. >> sabemos que los perros son inteligentes. los animales domÉsticos por excelencia y se les considera como los mejores amigos del hombre. pero para Él, es literalmente la luz de sus ojos. >> Él estaba perdiendo su vista. decidiÓ que tenÍa que conseguirse un perro. fuera de la escuela en que estaban, y no se lo dieron. porque dijeron que estaba demasiado viejo. tenÍa 58 aÑos. >> empezÓ a buscar una alternativa.

dice tanya de la red de jornaleros. >>> le preguntÉ si estarÍa dispuesto a apoyar una acciÓn de acciÓnades. las personas que son una amenaza para la seguridad nacional, o pÚblica, que se delineÓ en eso, no lo vemos en prÁctica. >>> agrega que debe haber consecuencias para todo el personal de departamento de seguridad nacional, que no respete las pautas. >>> para el presidente obama y su gobierno, la manera de obtener un cambio significativo y amplio para personas en peligro de deportaciÓn, es por una reforma migratoria en el congreso. es una legislaciÓn que maÑana pasarÁ aquÍ en la cÁmara baja, otra prueba de fuego. en el capitolio. lourdes meluza. univisiÓn. >>> el presidente de venezuela maduro, anunciÓ el arresto de tres generales activos de la fuerza aÉrea del paÍs. quienes pretendÍan organizar un golpe de estado, maduro hizo el anuncio para analizar la crisis social que vive el paÍs. >>> tengo que decirles aquÍ. sorprenderlos. pero tengo que decirselo. en la noche de ayer capturamos a tres generales de la aviaciÓn que venÍamos investigando. tres generales. de la fuerza aÉrea contr

tanya?> reporter: jonathan, rescuers have been working around the clock looking for those victims. they are dealing with quite a few obvious stack eldz. for one, the weather and it's raining out here. they have yet to call this a recovery mission, there is likely no more survivors. >> at 10:37 a.m., a moment of silence. >> this time, one week before, when part of oso, washington, was flattened by a catastrophic mud slide. at the scene soaked by rain and mud are the rescue workers trudging through heaps and mounds of dirt and debris determined to find survivors even though they haven't recovered anyone since the day the slide happened. >> like director pennington and chief potts before me, we want to hold out hope but i think at some point we have to expect the worsts. >> diana daily has come to the worst. her youngest son will not come home? >> the knowledge was very immediate. >> rescuers have not recovered alan's body, mainly is certain her son, his fiance, delaney webb along with delaney'

tanya iraq for no good. the next feature will be on the arctic oil in the arctic. also this is the point of feeding the beast christopher dickey what is the show's most of them. welcome back as well to the issues due to sin ying of french news magazine the match. and to etsy that time editor in chief of france twenty four. in the world is the great join the conversation on facebook and twitter are hatched and tw tw. the movie the week was a stroke of the pan less than forty eight hours after polls closed in crime unit under clinton signing on to annex the crimea on friday who knew that gesture. this time after it had been ratified. putin's remarks back on tuesday there was emotion in the russian president's voice and the sense that for too long his nation had been disrespected by the less mccain. western partners headed by the united states prefer neither policy to be guided not by international law by their sense of self entitlement. they started to believe that they have been chosen and that their unique but they are allowed to decide the fate of the world only t

and april of that year. 5 victims lived on the peninsula. 18-year-old veronica castillo, 14-year-old tanya blackwell, 17-year-old paula baxter, 26-year-old carol booth, and 19-year-old denise lamp. now nearly 4 decades later the fbi has new evidence suggesting the killer killed a reno nursing student, too. >> the reno murder occurred in between the time frim of our 5 murders and recent evidence that has been uncovered lead to us believe the reno murder linked to several of our murder. >> but in reno in 1979 this woman katie wood confessed to mitchell murder convicted and serving a life sentence. law enforcement sores tells us dna evidence led to the conviction but believe she had a male accomplice who may have committed other murder. detectives who worked one of the local murder are glad the cases are being re-examine inked. >> love it. it's going to be if anything is going to solve it, this will. >> gypsy task force consist of federal agents and police from san mateo oshtion daly city, south san francisco and knocking on doors to jog people memory and get new information that could lead t

y veremos lo que hizo tanya. "23 " fue mÁgico, porque llegÓ milÁn visitarme, lo puse sobre mi falda, y segui cantando el Último pedacito, y cuando termine el se queda escuchando y hace: ma. y es una canciÓn que habla cuando conocÍ a gerrard. >>> asÍ es cuando te imaginabas de madre? >>> es igual a mi, es idÉntico. >>> y ahora duermes menos. me imagino. >>> bueno... en el embarazo no dormi nada. >>> quiÉn te ayudaba. >>> gerrard ayuda mucho. siempre tengo ayuda. no me puedo quejar y tengo suegros que son una belleza. >>> a quiÉn llamas cuando no sabes y tienen una situaciÓn. >>> mi suegra. >>> que le diste, paela o arroz con coco. >>> le di sancocho. le encanta. paella todavÍa no. y le trato de dar toda la comida nuestra, le pongo a bair, bachata, salsa. >>> quÉ es lo que mejor baila? >>> sale con movimientos mÍos, este de la tortura le sale perfecto. ese movimiento es mÍo. >>> no te puedo creer. desde que tenÍa 10 meses. >>> agarro primero una guitarra. >>> no sÉ, pero patea bien, es zurdo. >>> ya aprendiste acoc

during a press conference of march twenty eighth grade tanya chua said he respects the position of crown st a consensus agreement comments and do a task in the methodist council with drafting an oversight mechanism for crossfit agreements. now for those of the pack should be returned to the fact is that a committee for an article by article three few

but they'll probably be outvoted by people like tanya ismeeva, who sells crimean souvenirs to supplement her pension of $100 a month. how much would you get in your pension if you joined russia? do you know? "three or four times as much," she says. and she's not alone. hundreds of thousands of crimeans believe life would be better with moscow in charge. and if the u.s. and europe say their referendum is illegal, well, they simply don't care. there's also a deep historical and emotional attachment to russia here, scott. a the lot of people will say, look we were ukrainians for a few brief decades but we've been russian for more than 200 years. >> pelley: elizabeth palmer reporting from crimea for us tonight. thanks, liz. today, it was shocking to hear a father say shahe wished his sons had never been born, but the father who said it was peter lanza. his son, adam, shot 20 first glairds and six adults to death at sandy hook elementary school in connecticut and then took his own life. tonight, don dahler has peter lanza's first public comments since the december 2012 massacre. massacre. >>

and april of that year. 5 victims lived on the peninsula. 18-year-old veronica castillo, 14-year-old tanya blackwell, 17-year-old paula baxter, 26-year-old carol booth, and 19-year-old denise lamp. now nearly 4 decades later the fbi has new evidence suggesting the killer killed a reno nursing student, too. >> the reno murder occurred in between the time frim of our 5 murders and recent evidence that has been uncovered lead to us believe the reno murder linked to several of our murder. >> but in reno in 1979 this woman katie wood confessed to mitchell murder convicted and serving a life sentence. law enforcement sores tells us dna evidence led to the conviction but believe she had a male accomplice who may have committed other murder. detectives who worked one of the local murder are glad the cases are being re-examine inked. >> love it. it's going to be if anything is going to solve it, this will. >> gypsy task force consist of federal agents and police from san mateo oshtion daly city, south san francisco and knocking on doors to jog people memory and get new information that could lead t

but they'll probably be outvoted like people like tanya who sells souvenirs. how much will you get in your pension if you joined russia, do you know? three or four times as much, she says. and she's not alone, hundreds of thousands of crimeans believe that life would be better with moscow in charge. and if the u.s. and europe say their referendum is illegal, well, they simply don't care. it's important to understand there is a deep emotional and historical tie to russia here. people will tell you, yes, look, we were ukrainians for a few brief decades, but we've been russians for more than 200 years. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, simferopol, crimea. >>> back in this country, the state of montana is in a flood emergency. 38 of the state's counties are under some sort of high-water warning. overflowing rivers have made roads impassible and stranded hundreds of people in rural areas and more rain and snow is expected today. >>> edward snowden says he doesn't regret leaking secret government documents. the fugitive former government contractor made a rare public appe

tanya mosley is in washington.does not sound optimistic about finding survivors. >> the emergency chief tells me this morning there's always hope, but the reality is they have not found survivors since saturday. those 911 tapes give us a glimpse of what victims endured. >> a mud slide happen. trees have happened. >> what's going on now? >> i got people here screaming for help. >> are they in the middle of the water? >> yes, and the person don't have air in the middle of the mud. oh my god. >> now the national guard is expected to arrive later this morning to assist in the search, but they have a big job ahead of them. some areas, that muck is about 50 feet deep and there's rain in the forecast. >> a look at before and after of an area known for its beauty, a look at what was oh so washington. it's muddy and areas, it's like quick sand. the debris field's like big bedrooms of clay and quick sand. >> when the hillside gave way, families were home, contractors were out working and drivers were passing through on highw

the deal tumbling and tanya like a little until today. on the table to initiate humble initiated and instigate. priyanka. i'm not then suggested that equally as cool operate with the added cultural production and transportation and communication infrastructures she also talked about joining hands with china and russia in a melee and distribution projects to promote co the president that end up with the increase in people taking it to me i found an annoyance in the form of historical the third culture art and sport. not content to demonstrate to let the previous sunday. two and a double bonus gets heated julia. you all that to happen the president said the ems team bought a new ground and looking after the lives of its own people learn more about gemini film being a teaching experience this over the last four games the second president and she looks forward to a day when young people from korea germany and the world created in each other until the chat feature. wrapping up her european trip cannot travel to frankfurt to meet with me if he

and april of that year. 5 victims lived on the peninsula. 18-year-old veronica castillo, 14-year-old tanya blackwell, 17-year-old paula baxter, 26-year-old carol booth, and 19-year-old denise lamp. now nearly 4 decades later the fbi has new evidence suggesting the killer killed a reno nursing student, too. >> the reno murder occurred in between the time frim of our 5 murders and recent evidence that has been uncovered lead to us believe the reno murder linked to several of our murder. >> but in reno in 1979 this woman katie wood confessed to mitchell murder convicted and serving a life sentence. law enforcement sores tells us dna evidence led to the conviction but believe she had a male accomplice who may have committed other murder. detectives who worked one of the local murder are glad the cases are being re-examine inked. >> love it. it's going to be if anything is going to solve it, this will. >> gypsy task force consist of federal agents and police from san mateo oshtion daly city, south san francisco and knocking on doors to jog people memory and get new information that could lead t

or is that a job for tanya harding? >> he's not our ambassador. >> reporter: zach galifianakis is not your typical interviewer. a comedian. he's most well-known for his role in "the hangover" movies. obama appeared on the internet show for one simple reason. to push young people to enroll in obamacare. with just three weeks until the final deadline. >> let's get this out of the way. what did you come here to plug? >> i think it's fair to say that i wouldn't be with you here today, if i didn't have something to plug. have you heard of the affordable care act? >> oh, yeah. i heard about that. that's the thing that doesn't work. why would you get the guy who created the zune to create your website? >> healthcare.gov works great now. and millions of americans have gotten health insurance plans. most young americans, right now, they're not covered. >> reporter: but will this get young people to sign up? by midday, more than 6 million people had watched the video. and 19,000 of them had gone directly to healthcare.gov. jonath

to that chain and tanya i believe reforms are making progress under the leadership of the central government which was inaugurated last year going on and on and on behalf of the people until the government has to further advance measures against corruption although discussions for both of the need to push for reforms so's the golden eagles to fill it with a sense of crisis is the deal with smoking issues. the congress to agree for angels the final day. it was a sign that the government had been critiquing it cools off or waste. as always. the number of years and noble on the resumption of protected on the giant screen in the great wall for people to meet and soul with its titles the tv station did not report the assault. to be an example for formal disclosure of information. the practices exist that fueled many administrations is telling me that my being that if there are many noble to forty two the chinese. criticism of the garment might increase this book is titled call new sport he tries to hide as much information as possible it might be inconvenient for the puppy. the final day of the c

council member david i can tanya in november's general -- david k kitania in november's general election. on nbcwashington.com, you can search "decision d.c." if you need help with early voting which is underway in the district now, we have a guide on line for that, too. >>> some people trying to sign up for the new health care program will get a little extra time. the obama administration says people who started to apply on healthcare.gov but can't finish by the monday deadline will have until the middle of april. the administration says it's seen a surge in visits to the website as the deadline gets closer. >>> 4:36. molette green's following a developing story from the live desk. >>> new this morning, we're just getting to hear some of the 911 calls from the deadly washington state mudslide. take a listen. >> there's like a mudslide, and everything's gone, the houses are gone! >> are there any injuries? >> yes! there's people yelling for help. >> and a grim update this morning. the official death toll stands at 16, but it could jump to 24 and keep going up. more bodies have now been l

tanya has missed the loan payments. he missed several deadlines to pay down seven hundred twenty four million dollars of loans provided by south korea in two thousand and two thousand seven. all told the commons regime is due to repay the south over nine hundred thirty one million dollars by twenty thirty seven including principal and interest for food and raw material olds. she and an idea in it. one day after president mccain has made her case for de regulation in a televised meeting alongside business leaders the government laid out its roadmap for getting it done the prime minister's office said friday that it has already started organizing the list of the suggestions made by experts and private companies on cutting red tape and find promising service sectors like tourism health and education finance ministers from osaka also discussed ways to pass legislation related to the president's push with the ruling party lawmakers the government plans to deliver a detailed schedule of the administration's de regulation driv

referendum of all the beacon of dumbass of which tanya says the pots up so it seems that the crime is the friend unless he can sing them to russian federation's people did seem to be inspired by the demonstrations to break the momentum they did what they believe that frank has made me become a reality but the people that insist it's not just because that bad the question asked the question is also economic reasons. but i feel that getting closer to russia they already have many business links that makes more sense to link yet to come close to the eu. she has seen some severe economic logic in recent years. i believe that in a young preacher and his russian be much but the pasta was ukraine russia and the race we all need brother. we want to be together and divide it and told her we should live we should divide the eu and america. so the paper as saying that not only did they know that the night such as the government in kiev. but that the chemical that is still delayed its present of the country. maybe he can be the month. the dumbass which is his local region and take the bus back to

al jazerra's tanya paige reports.-kilometers of the capitol. >> reporter: they are cooking the last of the food from the last delivery of aid three weeks ago. this church is a refuge for hundreds of muslims. they are tire identified of the christian militia who want revenge after the mostly muslims were toppled. living in fear and without enough to eat, they listen to for news of away out. a convoy is spotted destine forked cameroon. no one knows when the next one will come so she decides to grab what she can and take her chances she isn't welcome here. no more muslims here, get out he says. within moments in a town where muslims and christians use today live happily together, the sport begins. but this is not a game for people who are now running for their lives. no one wants to be left behind. it may all come down to this. so they surge at the truck in desperation. once it's gone a boy has been separated from his parents. anguish and fear are evened on hietched onhis face, strangers m find his way back. another chil

litton pacifica tanya blackwell also lived in pacific countries on the right side of the screen her body had been left to rot for three months she died of multiple stab wounds as well. three more california cases involved paul carroll and denise >> : to the we learned that michele mitchell college student from reno is also linked to these cases by forensic evidence she went missing in february 1976. let hoping for some sort of break in the case with this link. it >> : potentially in an individual that troubled the reno back- and-forth had business there mentioned to you that here she was going there are trying to draw people's memories and potentially get some information from the public that may have seen and not to set the time but could be important to us in this investigation. >> : i spent the afternoon looking into the killing cases that we found at least one had a suspect at one time i was later let go well talk more about that tonight at 6:00. >> : happening now more people have died walking in san francisco city streets so far this year so far those killed in homicides in fact wa

tanya me not to discuss clammy and the ukraine and places is international security analysts think it dials in london was about the lie that on nineteenth match nothing to fear being away that's not a jew you could say that the meeting referendum that just went through in crimea and eat it too. no in order to alicante is religious images and be legal but under international law and the ukrainian constitution but in the end that doesn't really massive leaving all of those legal arguments aside it cannot possibly be a valid representation of that the will of the people of crimea. if it doesn't actually off of them. real options. option one join russia looking to leave ukraine. the option for maintaining the status of premise was that the previous twenty years simply wasn't there so those people that wish to go to church was good to have stayed on that. you say abstained on mats but that the results for the day eighty three percent a forty five if not more that can be to actually decide to go out to this according to the cost and balance and we have international observers who are out th

tanya solomon. bob lee. ruth levy. [speaker not understood]. christin chris wall. >>> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is ruth levy. i live at 160 ewing terrace and i suffered through the construction of loyola village after an earlier imp did not address our neighborhood issues. usf says they must have this housing and these housing units to be competitive in the market for students, but they intend to consult us in the process during the conditional use permit preparation that they will design to all codes required by the city, and that they've gone out of their way to build in the mitigations and to be a good neighbor. well, that may be their intention, but our actual real-life experiences with loyola village project were quite different and we have not for got en. ~ forgotten. it was bad judgment, broken promises, substantial construction damage and disruption, and the unexpected loss of mature trees which were expressly marked to be saved in accordance with the conditional use permit. sure, usf couldn't control the real estate market

y que le hizo a tanya charry en el "el gordo y la flaca." >>> "despierta amÉrica" ayuda a tu bolsilloino en un nuevo pan brioche gourmet. ¡puervaca - carne con tocino! tocino en tu hamburguesa. moooiiink. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪ deja, deja que te cuente del nuevo chisme que estÁ caliente ♪. bajate la faldita. >>> ¿qÚe vas a hacer?>>> no, alane. >>> suertudo. >>> bueno pues. >>> cuando andÁbamos cortando ramos. >>> miren, antes. (risas) >>> antes le preguntamos. antes de ir a la pausa, le preguntamos de quÉ hermosa cantante y actriz eran estos ojazos, y la respuesta es. >>> quiÉn? >>> anahÍ. >>> guapÍsima. >>> bellos, quÉ hermosa, mÁs adelante le decimos quÉ dicen tus ojos sobre ti, la forma, y vamos a noticias de entretenimiento, tanya charry le hizo una entrevista a marco antonio solÍs, veamos quÉ dijo? >>> mÁs de 40 millones de discos vendidos en todo el mundo en 30 aÑos de carrera, conciertos multitudinarÍos y no le gusta dar entrevistas>>> mi timidez. no tanto tÍmido. no muy sociable. a veces, me cuesta integrarme no, a un grupo de gente. >>> ahora cuando me integro, no me paran. pero me cuest

stabbed 32 times and rape. 14-year-old tanya blackwell last seen january 24th. her body was found in the gypsy hills area of pacifica. she was also stabbed to death. her wounds were almost identical to hers. 17-year-old paula baxter last seen february fourth as she left this high school in san bruno. body found behind a millbrae church. 26-year-old carol booth last seen march 15. her body business covered in the shallow grave near kaiser hospital in south san francisc francisco. 19-year-old denise lamp stabbed to death april first and car at the parking lot of the shopping center in daly city. now a chance of bringing some closure to the unsolved murder that the fbi now believes were committed by the same person. here's why. >> forensic evidence between a number of the cases time frame of the murder and offender to commit the crimes. >> fbi won't go into details but they say unsolved murder of university of nevada student michelle mitchell in reno has given them enough new evidence to revitalize the investigation into the cold cases. 19-year-old was killed in fe

mesha, how old is tanya? >> an older woman. thanks for sharing it with us. maurice, i'm glad you're okay. this happened last night. it was about 11:00 here on 7th street in hayward. at this point firefighters say it looks like it started in the kitchen of the apartment. possibly was because of some cooking, something from the night before. they're still looking into it. several units in this building that they contained it to one. there is smoke and water damage in other units. about 12 people are displaced. those adults who had to jump from the window were taken to the hospital. a firefighter tells me that they had to go into surgery but they did safely escape that fire. reporting live in hayward, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >>> so glad na maurice is okay. amy, thank you. >>> now to the crisis in ukraine. presidential phone calls and face-to-face diplomatic meetings are not working this morning. abc's timon bradley is live in washington with how russian president vladimir putin is tightening his grip. timon. >> reporter: katie and kristen, this standoff has

is that a job for tanya harding. >> he's not our ambassador. >> what should we do about north. >> let'sly i think it's a good idea. is if i ran a third time would be lake doing a third hang over movie. didn't work out really well did it. >> you know what i would do if i were president mr. president. would i make same sex divorce illegal. then see how bad they want it. >> i think that's why you are not president. >> you go to any web site its that are.com or.net or do you mainly just stick with dot govern. >> no we good to.govern have you heard of health care.gover care.govern. >> here we go. okay. let's get this out of the wait a minute what did you come here to plug. >> first of all i think it's fair to say that i wouldn't be with you here today if i didn't have something to plug. have you heard of the affordable care act. >> yes i heard about. that that's the thing that tonight work. why would you get the guy that created the zoon to make your web site. health care.govern works great now and millions of americans have already goten health insurance plans and what we want is for people

>> charlie: let's talk about tanya for a moment. >> yeah. >> charlie: never more hype for an event thanhat. 50% share. >> 58.5. connie chung co-anchoring the evening news on the ice below us for a week with dan rather back in new york. hype is the word. it became like a living cartoon, it truly did. i watched both 30/30 on espn and mary cay rielo's nbc report which i thought was well done and mary had access to tonya and nancy and hasn't spoken about it in 20 years. >> charlie: never? never. >> charlie: wasn't she married to a sportscaster? >> she mad rid her agent and they had three years. i saw nancy at an event in charlotte a year ago november, and she's skating some, but she's a mom now, and they live in boston. you know, it was awful for her, just awful. i guess tonya's not had an easy life either, i understand that. >> charlie: something i love, golf, the masters. >> yes. >> charlie: your favorite tournament, obviously. >> yes, it is. this will be number 30 for that one as well. >> charlie: you've seen all the great ones. >> yeah. >> charlie: hogueen? i saw him play at columbia. h

that said russia's intentions but in times of a minute reduction in ukraine may not stop with tanya the mother crying and she s thank you very much indeed for that updates. bullying most good tens of thousands of anti government protests is marched through the russian capital denouncing the referendum and cried at the close to the kremlin a rival money was held in support. although russia intervention in crime if i catch the balkans the anti war protest as in most games chunks and sunny can't even keep the new revolutionaries. around fifty thousand to two the streets according to president putin to the instruction sheet in ukraine and end the cold war style standoff with the west the joy of the monster juices and anti war march and anti war rally. this is a rally against weakness and that some of the pieces of rally for a good neighborly relations with our brothers in ukraine. i believe but who is doing is a disaster for russia and for all citizens of our country the wimpy anyone stands taking in the capital on saturday. much into the team it's a good four sons as one of many supporting

in owner's troy and tanya mount, east meets west. >> it's all about money. it's all about politics.about people. are you serious? i have family there. they have to deal with this situation, you know? and i wish i can help them, but i can't. >> and what would those twos men all those years ago in black and white have said about that? >> our relationship is in tatters. we are really rapidly anti-russian right now, and i think they're really rabidly anti-u.s. right now. >> reporter: for "meet the press," kevin tibbles. >> a great trip down memory lane there. a little history lesson from mr. tibs. quickly, senator santorum, what would you be doing if you were sitting in the oval office right now in russia. >> i think the last comment that the relationship is in tatters because we tried to reset it through weakness. right now we have to show that we're going to. >> would there be a different policy? >> there would have been a different policy at the beginning. i would have deployed missile defense in poland and the the czech republic and stood by our allies in ukraine. you can't show the

prospects for all pro care of the pro moscow crean tried to get to the reason for official buildings and tanya skinned recent weeks. cos i need to define the eastern ukrainian city could become the country's next flashpoint thousands taking to the streets and sometimes violent rallies to support and assistance invoked and calling for their own referendum. to me pretty dope american units consist it will pollute the same time univision radio in london we know that scenario is possible and will choose this is not just my position as governor. as the position of the majority of the population of tomas in the region of dung and urine into the mess we're in a new nice treat. ukraine says it best to remain in integrity touched it with me on the heights of these rescue even though she is going sentiment has been running behind on yet. this is not to be green's coal and steel welcome to stay competitive for marks. you could in the city has to give the guy has a wait list are we going to be cheap. or maybe not surprised. to view it does not mean that still need once the onions the zonal so totally asle