>> irene garza? >> irene garza. you knew that? >> yeah. >> this is irene garza's cousin.rned about irene's murder when she was in high school. how old are you now? >> i'm 25. >> 25 years old, the same age as irene when she died. and like irene, sarah lives with her parents. in fact, irene's old bedroom is now sarah's bedroom. sarah even bears an eerie resemblance to irene. >> you almost have the same hair, i must say. she had long, dark hair. >> noemi asked if she could go inside the house. >> see what it triggers back because i was here as a child. the day that she went missing, i was here. >> oh, you were here. wow. >> sarah welcomed her inside where the past came back in a way noemi never imagined. inside, sarah gave something to noemi. after all these years, a high school yearbook from 1949 had remained in the house through three different owners, waiting for the family that would cherish it. >> bye-bye! thanks. >> bye. thank you. >> god bless you. >> what is that? >> they found it in there. >> this is irene's sister's yearbook? >> mm-hmm. irene might even be in here.

> where did you find irene?irene lives in ann arbor, michigan. she's a holocaust survivor. as soon as i got the list, there were only two names of people on the list still alive, irene and jacob wolf. jacob wolf lived in brooklyn and he has recently died. i interviewed him in brooklyn, and then i interviewed irene in ann arbor. irene is a very, very brilliant woman and a leader in the holocaust movement, but she had no idea that she was treated for anybody, much less an american american kids. the best moment in the book for me brian, was when i went to honolulu the last time for the long interview with ingrid. i didn't know that she was near death, but it turned out that several months later she did die. we were sitting there, and i showed her the list from the holocaust. i said, you see this list. these were 100 jews who made it out when you and your brother and sister and mom and dad went into germany. ingrid's face, her hands came to her face, and she said, what? she marked with her index fingers each name,

sara eisen managed to track down irene rosenfeld in florida.oins us now with the many highlights from her exclusive interview today. sara? >> all right. scott, we did talk a lot about mergers and acquisitions. that is a key theme here for these consumer companies as they figure out the new landscape of healthier eating and slower growth. not to mention international head wynns. i did ask irene what she sees if this is an inflection point when it comes to redrawing the consumer industry. she was the ceo of frito-lay, kraft and $60 billion mondelez. here's what she said about the environment. >> at every juncture there's a question of whether there will be a change in m&a activity. for us, m&a over the last seven or eight years has been a critical enabler to constructing the advantage portfolio we have today and at this point i feel very good about the categories in which we've participate, i like snacks, and i think our brands are really quite well positioned as well as our position in emerging markets to deliver growth as we look over the longe

we don't hear from irene rosenfeld too often.his is a young company, fairly young, over than 2 years old since its spin-off from craft. you've seen it in the share price, snacks now, slowing category. also it's very internationally exposed. not a great time to have 80% of revenues come from overseas with the strong dollar. but it is trying to keep up with some of the consumer trends. it just started the week by buying enjoy life foods one of the healthy, organic allergen free type snack brands. i asked irene whether we were going to expect more acquisitions from her along these lines. here's what she said. >> our focus is -- will remain on tack-on acquisitions. i feel very good about the overall portfolio, about the categories in which we compete. we will look for selective opportunities in the emerging markets to expand our footprint and distribution capabilities. we saw the opportunity in enjoy life as an opportunity to just benefit from the growth of a consumer trend and interest and free from foods. >> so there you go. i know

finally, it was irene a jewish girl from amsterdam who was freed from the bergen-belsen concentration camp in 1945 the trade, the same trade that ingrid was on that provided a similar lesson for me about how we might deal these people in times of war. always remember irene taulbee during an interview at her home in ann arbor, remember this, enemies are people whose stories you haven't yet heard. and whose faces you have never seen. my gratitude goes to the characters in my book that after 72 years had the courage to tell their stories and show their faces. thank you very much. [applause] >> okay. i'm sure we have some questions and comments. just make sure i get to you with a mic night before you start asking and hold your head up in front of you. does anyone have a question? great. >> it sounds like the people that were returned to germany and japan were were they did they volunteer to do that anyway or where they ordered to do that? how did that come about? >> it's not a simple question but they were technically all volunteering in repatriates. but the fact is that the enemy alien f

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acknowledge chuck phinney, a philanthropyist and betty moore who are major supporters and for the betty irene hospital is made. why did we build this hospital? it was stimulated by seismic requirements to update our facilities. that was just the beginning for us. we wanted to have on this site a link of clinical programs to the research campus just across the street. we wanted to develop modern facilities that better served our patients and famous -- families in a true healing environment. you see our various hospitals have been a destination for people around the world and we've been bursting at our seems. this has been a tremendous opportunity for san francisco and that in mind i would like to introduce the chancellor of ucsf, a colleague of mine for years who started at ucsf and led our neonatal intensive care unit and dean of the medical school and now ucsf chancellor. help me in welcoming him. [ applause ] . >> thank you, let me begin by thanking you for your extraordinary leadership in the last decade and helping us envision this hospital and doing a lot of the hard work on many fronts

irene."not -- that was so not "billie jean." [ laughter ] sorry about that. we have a budget here at "the tonight show." we can only afford a certain amount of music clearances. [ laughter ] that was the name of the artist, billie jean? what's the name of the artist? >> steve: yeah. william jean johnson. william jean. >> william jean, yeah, go pick up his new song. not on itunes. yeah. you'll have to go to his house to get a copy of it. yeah. he'll burn you a cd if you go to his house. >> steve: he'll give an 8-track tape. >> jimmy: get this guys, during a trial in brooklyn this week, it was revealed that a member of al qaeda posed as a woman to attract less attention from authorities. yeah, it would have worked better if he remembered to shave his beard. [ laughter ] hello, i'm tiffany. i like glass of wine and destroying americans. a little controversy here, you guys. this week, the admissions office at the prestigious carnegie mellon university accidentily sent out 800 acceptance letters t

but even i have to say at times by photographer irene and it salt or is that snow. so the activity is still very light here. and we have seen plenty of salt truc out this morning treating the roads. getting you ready for that morng commute. tempere now in the storm team 4 x 4 is at freezing wh left washington we were a li above that. but temperatures are falling. we'll contie to bring you updas on road conditions thro virginia during the morng hours. >> amelia thank you. >>> today we expect to learn how long a maryland woman will spend in jail for murdering ag 35-yead katrina benn was found guilty of shooting eric soma to death in his bed. the two were neighbors who beca romantically involved. a park ranger noticed a gun on thy and was true five pre owners to benn. >>> a state department spent the night in ja after being cha with soliciting sex from a minor. he was arrested after a ser online exchanges with a fair detective who minor. rosen is charged with one count of using a communicati to solicit a juf thil.juvenile. his secy clearance is suspen we're learning ne

irene gilgoff is a retired pediatrician volunteering her time to help. >> i call this my happiest place but also my saddest place. on some days, it's very sad when you see the pups. >> reporter: here, they start with a liquid diet and gradually build their strength and learn how to eat fish so they're prepared to return home. >> you get to see them get better. you get to see them go back in the ocean. that makes it the happiest place you could ever be. >> reporter: life here would be a whole lot happier if they never had to treat these precious pups in the first place. laguna beach, california. >> that's "nbc nightly news" for this sunday. we hope you join us again tomorrow night. that's all from me, lester holt, >>> nbc bay area news begins with a weather forecast. >> a break from the rain and wind but we have the threat of thunderstorms. you can see all the activity on our live radar right now. earlier today rain coming down across the bay area. what you can expect tonight. good evening, everyone. >> we have reporters across the bay area covering everything from the flooded roads to t

. >> irene se siente emocionada de tener un seguro de salud por primera vez en este paÍs, ya que por ayude. >> la buena noticia es que aunque las inclusiones finalizan el domingo 15 de febrero, el programa de medical seguirÁ abierto durante todo el aÑo. >> aquÍ estÁ una vez mÁs william bonilla. >> los warriors terminaron la primera mitad en la cima de la nba. y regresÓ morelia a tierras mexicanas. >> estamos a media semana y vamos a ver cÓmo pinta el clima para lo que resta. >> aquÍ este guillermo quirÓs con el pronÓstico. >> buenas noches, vayamos hablando del prÓximo fin de semana que se perfila para la costa oeste, a buenas noticias, a pesar de su nublado que continÚan sin lluvia. temperaturas estables durante el dÍa, van a continuar los nublado pero se disipa ya a medida de que el dÍa comienza, precisamente el sol al eliminar esta capa marina. vienen trayendo para california buenas temperaturas. de aproximaciones acerca ningÚn sistema estable comparado a lo que sucede en el noreste del paÍs, sirviendo y trayendo fuertes nevadas. temperaturas los 71, despejado para nosotros, asÍ s

irene is a retired pediatrician volunteering her time to help. >> i call this my happen iiest place butmy saddest place. on some days it's very sad when you see the pups. >> here they start with a liquid diet and gradually build their strength and learn how to eat fish so they're prepared to return home. >> you get to see them get better, get to see them go back in the ocean. that makes it the happiest place you could ever be. >> life here would be a whole lot happier if they never had to treat these precious pups in the first place. laguna beach, california. >> that's "nbc nightly news" for this sunday. we hope you join us again. that's all from me lester holt with nbc news. good night. we're all shells of people walking around. the happiness in our life has been taken from us. >> reporter: they were, high school sweethearts, raising five strapping sons. >> it was a rowdy house. and our parents loved it. >> reporter: then, that terrible night. >> she's got blood everywhere! everywhere. >> reporter: a mother, murdered. but as shock set in, leads poured in. witnesses reported strangers,

industry in the u.s., and the state suffered hundreds of millions of dollars in damage from hurricane irene, the type of storm scientists say will grow in frequency unless we reduce our consumption of fossil fuels. >> the city is always looking at the environmental impact. greenhouse gas reduction is a major thing that we're concerned about and we are always trying to improve on. but, in looking at whether to buy renewable power, we really were focused on an economic decision at the time. so, our financial analysis at that time indicated to our... actually to our surprise that the cheapest long term financial investment for us with the least amount of risk was to move in this direction. >> reporter: nolan says that switching from fossil fuel energy to renewable energy will likely save the city about $20 million over the next two decades. what's more, consumers haven't been hit with a big price increase. while residential customers across the u.s. have seen small but gradual increases in their utility bills over the years burlington's rates haven't increased since 2009. >> one of the big int

irene is volunteering her time to help. >> i call this my happiest place but it can be the saddest placee they start with a liquid diet and learn how to eat fish soy that are prepared to return home. >> we get to see them get better. you get to see them go back in the association and that makes it a happy place. >> but life would be a whole lot happier if they never had to treat these pups in the first place. >> it's great to see people doing the work. >> we will be right back. our vision for partnering with more farmers, growers manufacturers is that eventually organic and natural will be the norm. for raley's that means a lot more organic and natural options on the shelf. and for our consumers, that means having a lot more affordable and readily available, healthy products to feed their families. sustainability is about making a difference in our community. it's about being happy, healthy and well for many years to come. to learn more, visit raley's family of stores on youtube. >> most of the rain has moved on butt not all. >> we're seeing the radar and it's startding to get out of san

some years ago we were hit with hurricane irene. devastation to our infrastructure. we worked very hard to rebuild that infrastructure. i appreciate your efforts, mr. chairman, and working with senator boxer. there is a lot of division in the congress today. i hope on this issue there is a common understanding where doing our kids and grandchildren a great disservice if we do not own up to the infrastructure problems we have today. mr. chairman, thank you very much. >> thank you senator. let me make this comment. we're very proud to have all of you here. we had some illness of the four panel is not here. but i appreciate very much your coming. i believe when i look at this politically it is going to be necessary to have a lot of pressure -- a lot of pressure from the states in order to get the support necessary to get this through. it is going to be heavy lifting. we know you guys are available in and able to do that. we'll start with opening statements. governor utley will be recognized first. >> thank you sir. good morning. it is a pleasure for me to be with you. i

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so, now, 53 years later, evidence points only to the man who heard irene garza's final confession, theher life. cnn's gary tuchman has the remarkable story. >> she had beautiful, shiny hair. she had this natural

inbound on 50 right now and heard from our photographer irene, telli us about 50 eastbound and 197.he said the lanes are open. it is very slow. richard jordan has been driving around the area for us. what are you seeing now? >> well, melissa. i can attest to the problems you were talking about on the bw parkway. we had to bail on that. it is simply not moving. we're southbound on i-95. we're seeing a lot of brake ligh here. slow going and we're going to be stuck in traffic for another th how far the crash ahead of us is that is blocking lanes here on southbound 95. earlier the problem was on the nsh lanes. i-95 shut down because of a multicar crash here. that's been cleared up. we're seeing several accidents. lot of vehicles that are pulled other on to the shoulder waiting for . e also seen a lot of tow trying to get to the accidents. trying to cle them as quickly enough. if you are stuck in this we're experienci here all morning long. it is a big mess. the icy conditions likely to blame for that. let's get more on the forecast from tom. >> thank you. >>> we had light rain falling o

. >> good thing it wasn't irene with you. >> oh, my god. >> but i don't remember inviting to you a atlanticn't you say i'd sure like to go. >> are you calling me out. >> last time we hung out your fiance invited me out. >> and they exchanged numbers and now they are friend. >> you did ask me. >> i did. >> i also say i know it is valentines day if would you like to have time i'm perfectly okay witt. i have a whole bunch of cup cakes and check late i will just stuff my face and drink some wine, and watch sad movies, and crying. go ahead. >> i like to be dramatic. >> it was so much fun. we had a great time. >> sue serio sitting right over there ladies and gentlemen and she will give you a five day forecast. >> i think i will give you seven. two extra. first we will look at ultimate doppler radar because we still have snow falling in the area. it is making its exit but let's show you where it is still snowing. the most of burlington county right now and large portion of camden county, as well as ocean county we have toms river still seeing some decent steady snowfall as well, as the storm is on

hey, lee and irene butterfield you guys are patriots. happy anniversary 77 years. all right.e day. we have message boards on billoreilly.com for premium members who want to talk directly to me and to each other. this week there's been a verbal brawl going on not nasty because we don't allow that, but there's been a lot of debate between premium members who believe nbc and brian williams got what they deserved and those who say, yes the punishment fits the crime but celebrating the demise of a human being is callous. so here's what i'd like everybody to think about over the weekend. if you understand jchristian you'd know jesus preached widely about christian. one is blessed are the merciful for they shall obtain mercy. since i'm kind of an expert on jesus these days i know he would not be happy with the corruption in the american media. he wouldn't like that at all. the nazarene loathed dishonesty. but he would have felt sorry that a human being has gotten crushed. "the factor" tip of the day. that's it for us tonight. please check out "the factor" website different from bill

because obviously sandy and irene before sandy and go back to a couple of other storms. important in terms of creating awareness about the category. and so in lieu of not having that. which we haven't had that in the last two years. hasn't been a landed hurricane in florida in nine years. we've had to create our own awareness. we've taken to a much more direct approach with targeted marketing. going after people who we believe would be interested in this category of product if they knew about it. the problem is we suffer from a relatively low awareness in terms of the category. only 3.5% of households have an installed product. it's an education process. liz: my next house will have one that runs on natural gas, not gasoline. because we know what happens when you run out of gasoline. gasoline degrades as well. what's driving your commercial business? >> in the fourth quarter, it's driven by oil and gas. obviously, as we start 2015 here, energy prices going down, the expectation, that will come off a bit. we're seeing natural gas -- also being used in that marketplace. th

irene bustamante is helping me with the bill in place, and we are hoping to get as many people in placearson city, and we have the document on change.org and hundreds of people to sign the e petition. >> that is important, don, because people are saying, well, these allegations are not proven well all of the women would like their day in court. that is why we need to change the statue of limitations, so they are not barred from proceeding with the case. >> and that is so interest, and thank you for all coming in and cnn has not been able to independently verify the accusation and be bill cosby has declined to come on or to respond. we will continue to follow the story. >>> up next a big week for "american sniper" as the picture is nominated for two oscars this sunday, and the courtroom drama is playing out in real life for a deeply disturbed marine. more on that in a moment. [engine revving] [engine revving] ♪ introducing the first-ever 306 horsepower lexus rc coupe with available all-wheel drive. once driven, there's no going back. lease the 2015 rc 350 for $449 a month for 36 months.

irene is a retired pediatrician volunteering her time to help. >> i call this my happiest place, but it also can be my saddest place because on some days, it's very sad when you see the pups. >> reporter: here they start with a liquid diet then gradually build their strength and learn how to eat fish so they're prepared to return home. >> you get to see them get better. you get to see them go back in the ocean. and that makes it the happiest place you could ever be. >> reporter: but life here would be a whole lot happier if they never had to treat these precious pups in the first place. joe fryer, nbc news. >> so sad to see them all skinny. they're supposed to be chunky. >> they were very slender. adorable still. >> yes, that's true. >>> well a winter storm is hitting the northeast today, creating headaches for commuters across the area and air passengers across the country, including here. >> nbc's dylan dreyer reports. >> reporter: just weeks after a series of winter storms dumped record-breaking snow across the northeast, residents, some still digging out, are bracing for yet anot

." >> helped him restore the superman sweater and irene worked on the sign post made famous on "mash. so amazing to think this tiny little spatula like half an inch. adhere every little chip of paint back on. >> comisar planning on turning his 10,000 piece collection in to a television museum. >> you love this stuff. total tv geek. >> i am a foaming fan boy like you wouldn't believe. >> this is "hello dolly ." debby wrenned old wand a museum. she never built it her pieces are now scattered. some in hollywood say that is unfortunate given that the motion picture academy is about to turn this corner in los angeles in to a $300 million museum. >> follow the yellow brick road. >> which brings us back to the ruby slippers. l.e.d. and steven spielberg recently bought another pair of the shoes used in the movie for undisclosed amount of money. they donated that to the academy where they are now finally back home. >> do you see a hundred years from now people will still be talking about a pair of ruby slippers? >> i would be sad to think of a world is. i hope that's not the case. that would b

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. >> nevada irene has been telling me it's so warm and a record in the southwest but it's been reallyt the photo from reno. more than a foot below average in the snow department just in reno. denver 10 inches below. there are a few winter weather advisories and storm warnings going into the next 4 to 36 hours. this is what will happen. aspen back to durango, santa fe up to a foot of snow in the higher elevations. i'll leave you a look at the highs in the pacific northwest >> a bit othe cold se this moing, but ts afternoonnt she up and dsomethingg seasonal. just aouple of cuds late day. >> all that weather brought to i by indeed.com and eileen 60 again in reno. i get that. that bird must have been italian. very dramatic. my italian mother and grandmother would be the same way. >> okay ginger thank you. >>> the power of sleep. how just 30 minutes can be the secret to reducing your stress. >>> "gma" survival week winter edition. how to survive an avalanche. matt gutman buried in six feet of snow shows you how to get out. k? you need a team. working together. doing all kinds of jobs. and

. >>> let's go to reno, nevada, where irene has been telling me it's been so warm and a record in thelly dry too. let's look at the photo from reno. you can get an idea of what's happening. more than a foot below average in the snow department just in reno. denver, 10 inches below. no snow out of this. there are a few winter weather advisories and storm warnings going into the next 24 to 36 hours. this is what will happen, aspen back to durango, santa fe, you'll be starting to see up to a foot of snow in the higher elevations. but east of there, still quite >>> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco with the high clouds thinner the breeze is developing and that signals warmer temperatures and low-to-mid 60's at the coast and mid-60's to low 70's for the rest us and it is warmer in the seven-day forecast. near records low-to-mid 70's >> all that weather brought to you by indeed.com and eileen, 60 again in reno. i get that. that bird must have been italian. very dramatic. my italian mother and grandmother would be the same way. >> okay there, ginger, thank you. >>> coming up -- the

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irene says, none, they're all koch puppets. andtw÷ look at the u.s.tol where the house and senate have been in session today. the senate is in recess now. but earlier today, they voted to agree to fund the homeland security department through september. department spending is scheduled to run out at midnight tonight. the measure now goes to the house where members are debating choosing which of their colleagues will go to conference with senate lawmakers to reach a compromise on funding. now, the house also today will take up a debate and vote on a bill that would fund homeland security for just three weeks while congress tries to figure out what to do with the president's executive actions on immigration. members just wrapped up a vote on motion -- on a motion to go to conference with senate lawmakers to work out differences in homeland security spending. you can see the house live on c-span, the senate on c-span 2. we'll hear more on that this weekend when house judiciary committee chair bob goodlatte will join us talk about how republicans are chal