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felicidades lili. >> muy bien, felicidades, a ustedes mis amigos.e del brote muchos padres se niegan a vacunar a sus hijos. el gobierno federal advierte que podrÁn pasar aÑos antes de que se decida los casos de miles de inmigrantes que han solicitado la residencia legal a travÉs de los tribunales. padres de los estudiantes aparecidos en mÉxico comparecen ante un comitÉ de naciones unidas en ginebra para que los ayuden a encontrar a sus hijos, asÍ comenzamos. ♪ >>

lily. what is "seinfeld"? yes. that '90s show for $400. lily. what is "that '70s show"?you got it. '90s show for $600. jose. who are bill and ted? yeah. avian glossary for $200, please.

. >> jeff and lily launched surrogacy beyond borders in 2014. joint enterprise. >> generally you at best spend $100,000. with the surrogacy programme in mexico, the best case is 47,000. >> why is it more affordable to do a surragacy in mexico. >> it's the cost of living. it's less money. in comparison we were able to do it for less money. >> in a country where the average salary is $1,000 a month, bearing a child for a foreign couple is an attractive economic option for mexican women, and an enticing business opportunity. the company wanting to match u.s. couples with surrogacy in new mexico. >> this is a clinic you use. >> yes, one of three. >> inside the doctor shows us where she harvests eggs from donors, and transfers embryos into surrogates. surrogates like torres and others. they have been selected by surrogacy beyond borders to live in a villa in a gated community in cannes coup. it's the next stop for carr mine and jody. having met egg donors, the country is introducing them to surrogates. these two are single mothers. living here for ni

like wait lily? she did what? she invented this cup? oh my gosh! >> that is so cool. >> hi lily. you doing? >> good. my cup has changed my grandfather's life because that's the only cup he uses now. like once the kangaroo cup came the other cups that he used they were just out of the picture. one day i want to give money from the kangaroo cup to parkinson's research and hopefully we'll find a cure. >> here's to you. >> here's to you, lily. i love that idea. now this. he lived long and prospered. the death of leonard nimoy prompted an outpouring of tributes both on earth and from space. an astronaut on board the international space station tweeted this picture from orbit giving the vulcan is a salute made may fousse by mr. spock. the president writing, "long before being nerdy was cool there was leonard nimoy. leonard was a life-long lover of the arts and humanities a supporter of the sciences generous with his talent and his time and of course leonard was spock -- cool logical, big-eared and level headed the center of "star trek's" optimistic inclusive vision of humanity's future

in lilies and algae. going to make an awesome leap. oh! >> almost died.t if there were water in the pond. >> shallow water that he landed in. >> did he think lily pads were going to catch his weight? what was going through this dude's mind. >> try it again after rain. >> every time i watch it so lucky to not be dead. >> yeah. >> all right, everybody. pay attention, it's time for us give away an ipad mini. >> could not be easier. need the buzzword need to be 18 years old and a legal u.s. resident. >> head over to rightthisminute.com, click on the win ipad button. >>> enter on facebook twitter or both do it every single day. >> wednesday's buzzword it is danger. >> oh! >> if you want to live dangerously, head over to rightthisminute.com, click on the win ipad button and put in today's buzzword danger. >> and later this week bonus giveaway day. two winners, one will get ipad mini the other a flat screen tv. you have to watch every single day. good luck, everybody. >> stay safe. >>> piper just became a big sister but she's not all that happy about it. >> you

lili: pamela. pamela: a ver cuando nos invitan lili y raÚl.arbara dice el refrÁn que el que la hace la paga y unos ladrones se la han sufrido en carne propia y de quÉ manera. tras asaltar a un hombre y escapar con el botÍn fueron atravesados por una barra de acero. las imÁgenes son muy importantes. pamela: no menos terrible fue lo que le ocurriÓ a esta pareja, se abriÓ la tierra en el momento en el que se bajaban de un tren. le presentamos las imÁgenes mÁs adelante aquÍ en primer impacto. bÁrbara: les presentamos otros matices importantes del dÍa. >> los centros comerciales podrÍan ser el nuevo blanco de los terroristas. los compradores deben estar alertas. las llamas devoran un vehÍculo, y amenaza con carbonizar a un adolescente pero unos buenos americanos se arrestan para salvarlos. nuestras cÁmaras son los primeros en entrar a uno de los laboratorios criminalistas mÁs sofisticados del paÍs, donde descifran terribles crÍmenes. nos colamos en la fiesta de los oscar. vera la controversia que generÓ el comentario del actor sean penn sobre el ac

but lilies have pulled almost in parallel to them in terms of volume and value. so lilies can last so long. and you get those really deep and interesting colors. and when you pad them with roses you really have a winner. no one is going to make a mistake. >> plus they smell great too. >> they sure do. >> thank you for joining us. >> good to be with you. >> up next. "on the money." dollars and sense. making sure romance and money go hand in hand. the biggest mistakes couples make with money and how to them. and later one of the most picturesque golf courses. and one of the men who hones it is a familiar name. we'll talk to peter ring ring!... progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make it yourself you say avocado old el paso says... zesty chicken and avocado tacos in our stand 'n stuff tortillas . (record scratch) you say stand n' stuff tortillas old el paso says... start somewhere fresh >>> hi everyone. welcome

but lilies have pulled almost in parallel to them in terms of volume and value. so lilies can last so long. and you get those really deep and interesting colors. and when you pad them with roses you really have a winner. no one is going to make a mistake. >> plus they smell great too. >> they sure do. >> thank you for joining us. >> good to be with you. >> up next. "on the money." dollars and sense. making sure romance and money go hand in hand. the biggest mistakes couples make with money and how to them. and later one of the most picturesque golf courses. and one of the men who hones it is a familiar name. we'll talk to peter >>> hi everyone. welcome back from pebble beach. this valentine's day weekend, most people's thoughts turn to love. ours of course turn to money and how partners make, manage and invest. a lot of people make mistakes on the way. personal fnt sharon epperson joins us to talk about love, money and future. three things we all want to know about sharon. >> the first step in navigating with your partner is to be aware of the common mistakes man

. >> lily: dad? >> neil: that's right, baby girl. my vision finally came back. >> lily: what? oh, my god! [ laughs ] i am so happy for you! >> hilary: that's wonderful. >> jill: yes, it's fantastic news, but i thought you said that it was impossible. >> neil: i would have thought a lot of things were impossible, too. but then one day, i opened my eyes. and you know what? i started seeing some -- some shapes. and then the next day, i started seeing some shadows. until finally... i saw the light.

>> lily fail to provide her address here in san francisco. a typical indication that she may very likely be staying right here in the massage parlor. >> ed, what does this look like to you? >> it looks like they're living here. two suitcases here full of clothes and there's shoes, there's bags of blankets. i would suspect that the lady we found in this room probably lives here. when we asked her where she lived, she didn't have an address. her i.d. says she is from el monte, california, which is in southern california. >> why would the women be living here? what does that indicate to you? >> that they are trafficked. they may not be here of their own volition. they may be forced to be here will. >> ed's suspicion that lily may be trafficked comes from more than two decades of working as a public health watch dog. in 2005 his observations held a federal trafficking raid free 100 korean women from downtown massage parlors. when rescued, the women will police parlor owners forced them to have sex with customers in order to repay traffickers who

>> lily has sold about 11,000 cups total.of her classmates and teachers do not know what she's doing. >> like the next big thing. >> really do keep the kangaroo talk to a michbnimum. >> i remember reading about it. >> the word is spreading around school like lily did what? invented a cup? oh my gosh. >> that is so cool. >> hi lily how are you doing? >> good. >> my cub changed my grandfather's life because that's the only cup he uses now, like once the kangaroo cup came the other cups that he used they were just out of the picture. >> one day, i wanted to give money from the kangaroo cup to parkinson's research and hopefully they'll find a cure. >> here's to you. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ (dad) we lived... thanks to our subaru. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know words really can hurt you? what...? jesse don't go! jesse...no! i'm sorry daisy, but i'm a loner. and a loner go

we'll take some lily-white mba and they go out on an expat package. i was like, eff that. we went and we hired all -- we said, ok, in brazil, only brazilians. prerequisite, they should not be able to speak english very well. we would do that in all these markets. for example, in russia, at one point we said, we were approached -- we didn't do this. i thought about it. you can buy a list from, like, a russian hacking group with, like, every single person's name in russian. and for a while, i was like wow. we should just buy this list of every single person's name, and we were going to run google ads so that when they search for themselves, they'd see a link to a dark profile. not even a profile that existed on facebook, a fake profile. we didn't do it. i want to be clear. but the point is you have to be able to figure out, like, where is that line. and then kind of go a few steps past the line. emily: what are facebook's biggest challenges today? chamath: i think it is the challenges of any really successful company, which is the internal inability to disrupt yourself. thin

but lilies have pulled almost in parallel to them in terms of volume and value.lilies can last so long. and you get those really deep and interesting colors. and when you pad them with roses you really have a winner. no one is going to make a mistake. >> plus they smell great too. >> they sure do. >> thank you for joining us. >> becky, good to be with you. >> up next. "on the money." dollars and sense. how to make sure romance and money go hand in hand. the biggest mistakes couples make with money and how to avoid them. and later it's one of america's most picturesque golf courses. and one of the men who hones it is a familiar name. we'll talk to peter ueberroth about the olympics and preserving pebble beach. boy: once upon a time, there was a nice house that lived with a family. one day, it started to rain. the house tried to keep out all the water, but water got inside and ruined everybody's everythings. the house thought she let the family down. they just didn't think it could happen. they told the house they would take better care of her... always. announcer:

her sister lily is unaffected. they are asking to approve a technique that enables couples at risk to have a healthy baby to use a tiny amount of donor dna from a second woman. >> the proceed your to take place. it will give our girls an important option in the future and hope that we can stop the disease from spreading. it's inherited, it will pass down the female line. >> reporter: the reality is any baby born as a result of this technique will have all the key material from the mother and father affecting appearance and personal traits. the donation is treated like an organ transplant and anonymous. this dna will be passed from generation to generation, a permanent change to the human genetic code. it's been opposed by church critics. others saying a slippery slope of designing a baby. >> the families want this. the question is why would we allow these families to still suffer when we have it in our hands to do otherwise? >> reporter: if approved clinics would be free to apply for a license and the first baby bo

you can feel the lethargy like "the tarantula rattling at the lily's foot," right? you know the tarantula has been stunned by the heat, right and the shake it gives. he's very good on shakes-- shudders and shakes-- and he's excellent on that little shiver. [hart crane] "the tarantula rattling at the lily's foot "across the feet of the dead laid in white sand "near the coral beach-- nor zigzag fiddle crabs "side-stilting from the path (that shift, subvert "and anagrammatize your name)-- no, nothing here "below the palsy that one eucalyptus lifts "in wrinkled shadows--mourns. "and yet suppose "i count these nacreous frames of tropic death "brutal necklaces of shells around each grave squared off so carefully." crane had first visited his grandmother's plantation home when he was 16. now it was looked after by a caretaker, mrs. simpson whom crane nicknamed aunt sally. the exotic caribbean atmosphere not only prompted him to write lyrics like o carib isle!, it enabled him to resume work on his epic poem the bridge though at first he felt his poetic power stuck and was i

lili: con las botas o sin las botas?essica: con las botas ♪ >>los llevamos a recorrer una cÁrcel de mÁxima seguridad donde el balÓn de fÚtbol cobra un poder inimaginable. nuestras cÁmaras son las primeras en entrar en uno de los laboratorios criminalistas mÁs sofisticados en el paÍs. esto y mÁs ahora mismo, en "primer impacto extra". hola, quÉ tal, el fÚtbol no es sÓlo una pasiÓn que mueve a millones, puede ser una magnÍfica terapia de rehabilitaciÓn para quienes cumplen una condena por graves delitos. desde argentina, nos amplÍan. ♪ >> hoy vamos a ingresar a un campo de juego diferente, el partido serÁ distinto los jugadores del equipo se preparan para compartir con rivales convictos. van a estar vigilados por guardias armados y soportarÁn a un pÚblico que soportar a todo, inquieto, tras las rejas de la justicia. >> el deporte es lo mÁs importante para mantener la mente ocupada, para hacer ejercicio.. >> david enfrentarÁ a un grupo de presos que asistiÓ al partido en busca de ayuda. >> recuerda un jugador de racing que

. >> i'm lily. nasty to miss you >> i'm lily. nasty to miss you. >> see you later alligator. >> cute. these are itive toy loaded with more than facts toy loaded with more than facts. they have personality. element math. company behind them start add kick starter company to create them. the first toy is green dinosaur. they hope to have more in the work. they will be the first toy to use the same technology that helped ibm with the son win on jeopardy. the toy should be able for purchase before christmas and you can watch jeopardy week nature at 7 on abc 7 news. >> up next 7 news at 9:00. ready to take flight. >> just ahead. local drone maker rule change that help get what's that thing? i moved our old security system out here to see if it could monitor the front yard. why don't you switch to xfinity home? i get live video monitoring and 24/7 professional monitoring that i can arm and disarm from anywhere. hear ye! the awkward teenage one has arrived!!!! don't be old fashioned. xfinity customers add xfinity home for $29.95 a month

you can raise if in a lily white pristine suburb. maybe they will not have the tools. the socioeconomic diversity to go out and make it in a real world. what i thing the way around this is diversity not on ads - diversities, mixities are not only more powerful but exposing particularly young kids. the best schools, people think, are in the privileged suburbs. it's the cultural learning, the ability to learn other languages that make a person achieve in a multicultural world. if that lab, that microcosm, that city where the rich and poor are on the subway together. segregated... >> one of the reasons i'm not as terrified of affluent people mogg back to the city is it forces the mayors to deal with the problem of the city. if it was the affluent in the poor, but it there's a tension about inequality and segregation and housing afford abilities, mayors and city councils will have to deal with it. you see it with bill de blasio, and other saying we have to raise the minimum wage. i know it's painful, no one want to be displaced. but it's better than a society suburb. >> th

. >>> japan's government says it's lily likely a video showing the killing of kenji goto jogo by i.s.i.l. is authentic. the prime minister condemned the heading describing it has a heinous act of terrorism. a jordanian pilot was captive and they threatened to kill him. >> kenji goto jogo died in what haspm a familiar grotesque ritual. there was this reaction. >> translation: we are deeply saddened by this horrendous act of terrorism, and denounce it in the strongest term. we will never, never forgive you for the act. and we are going to cordiate request with the international community. japan will never defeat terrorism. >> reporter: this is a video recorded by kenji goto jogo before crossing from syria. >> he hopes to make the world helpfully with your support. >> here they had hope to see their pilot moaz al-kasasbeh alive again. they wanted evidence he was alive. the response was to kill kenji goto jogo. this was the suicide bomber at the center of the deal. sajida al-rishawi was offered up by jordan. jordanian journalist interviewed her through her lawyer and said she was in self imp

the question is can that inspire the creative types to build the next lily pad?intuition on this is, no. you go to a company like apple, death marching to a million dollar market cap. think of the amount of wealth that is created in a place like that. think of what that means for that individual engineer who has the next great idea. if you're trying to build the next great thing, where the person at the top is not necessarily optimized for thinking that way and being as maybe as disruptive, and rather wants to create a holistic, communal work environment, i'm not sure greatness comes from those boundary conditions. >> can apple get there if they have a new leader? >> tesla is a good one to me. it's a multitrillion dollar category. it is something we would all love, an apple experience in our car. there are many other areas, home automation. if apple build your house, they would sell more houses than anybody in the world. >> how much longevity do they have? >> they have a lot of longevity. if there was any way we could wind back the clock, that's the one thing i w

half cal's mercedes jefflo 3-pointer she had 14 as cal jumped to a 30-17 lead 2nd half stanford's lilie 37-36 she had 18 points stanford's amber orrange keys a second half run as cal went the final 12:55 without a field goal 19 for orrange final: 59-47 stanford cal: 19-7, 11-4 timlincecum is with the team's starting spring training now. pitchers and catchers starting now and then they start for real later. the first exhibition game will be a week from monday. lots of talk right now lever body tries to kill time. >>:tim is definitely in the rotation. right rotation we have to do what is right for the club. tim knows he is coming in as a starter but we will get seven guys stretched out and already to start. gary radnich>>: when you're paying a guy $18 million you definitely give him first crack at it that they've got other people in the rotation as well. we've got a story of capernick with that trading scandal that he had = =tweeting scandal. someone posted on twitter about his lab work out saying it wouldn't help him in the game and the baseball star came back and commented about how th

got lily pads. fishes. >> so cute. >> he is so cute. >> all right. come on. >> all right. >>> guess what everybody. it's about time for us to give away another ipad mini. >> all you need is monday's buzz word. you need to be at least 18 years old and a legal u.s. resident. >> monday's buzz word is coming up. >> the ipad mini giveaway is coming right back. >>> 2014 was the year of the selfie. also arguably the year of the drone. put them together in 2015 and you get the dronie. put together by would have been my good buzzddies alex. you may remember alex because we launched one of his videos that went extremely viral. selfie 360. crowds traveled the world and took 360 selfies all over. alex sent his newest video to me because it's debuting today. he said nick thanks for sharing my first video, it went viral. now let's do it again. >> and now he's in mexico. i like this one. >> in the state of vera cruz. look at these different dronies, he's setting up the camera firing it up, and off he goes. >> he's not only in the shot but so was this amazing scener

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lili thompson would aid in that effort. pouring in 13 points on the day. the lady cardinal, rolling 69 - 58. the sharks are going another direction. coming off a loss at levi's to the kings, the fish were back in the tank, taking on the red wings for a more intimate crowd. patrick marleau breaks a tie for some good vibes in the second period. scoring on the power play. san jose takes a 2 to 1 lead into the third. but here comes detroit. paw-vel backhands a bobble that just gets by niemi. the game is tied two to two. and the sharks had nothing left in the tank. luke glendening puts on the spin cycle with just over a minute in regulation. detroit with the bad beat. the red wings take this one three to two. the sharks are struggling, with their seventh straight home loss. if the playoffs started today the sharks would be staying home. the sharks came in to the game two points out of the last playoff spot, and early on it looked like they might gain some ground. who's the face of major league baseball??? according to fans who like to click things online. it's

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." >> lily. she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress. but once a week i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out week-old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. >> you are free to go. >> tide and downy together. >>> having allergies can be a miserable experience. using a nasal spray shouldn't be. with nacocort it's not. it's scent and alcohol free and has no harsh taste. for nasal allergy relief. nasacort aller >>> good evening. it was a wild scene in a quiet neighborhood today. police mounting an operation to arrest a young suspect accused of killing a mother of four after an alleged road rage incident. this strange and sad story has been evolving days now with a series of twists and turns. and abc's candace gibson has been there for all of it. >> reporter: a tense scene outside this suburban las vegas home. tactical teams poised to rush in. helicopters circling overhead. inside, a suspect in the death of tammy meyers the las vegas mother shot down in her driveway last week. >> we are currently in the tactical ph

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i don't want my home lily hood and memories to disagree into the sea forever. >> reporter: malaysia holds two important positions in 2015. it has a seat and is chairman of the asian group, the association of south-east asian nations. economic bloc including indonesia, cambodia vietnam and the philippines. as a bloc they'll let the international community know. malaysia will hope that it can get the message across at the u.n. security council, and listen to concerns of other nations with problems. >> the army in the damage says it's retaken eastern areas under rebel control. on tuesday, government fors began an offensive. the democratic forces for the armed group has been active in that region for more than two decades. >> in mexico a volcano spewed ash 700 meters into the sky. the eruption east of mexico city forced a series of flight to be cancelled. experts say it is spoorping frequent low intensity explosions. following a series of tremors, the second-highest volcano in mexico. >>> hello, i'm ray suarez, 50 years ago this week. conspire attars caused destruction. gunmen blasted away at

the fifth stanza -- the beauty of the lilies, christ was born across the sea, with a glory in his bosomnd me. as he died to make men holy, let us die to make men free. his truth is marching on. this willingness to sacrifice for a greater good helps create bonds of national identity. i am not saying i agree with it, but i am trying to give you a sense of the power and beauty of the language. in the last stanza, christ is both an exemplar for humans -- let's follow christ's example as a source of regeneration. it can also be seen as an object of faith. he is a catalyst of some larger force. he is a catalyst of social change. second, battle hymn of the republic has always been brilliantly, in very different ways, a song about american civil religion, which is about memory, a sacred song. what is american civil religion? it is the notion that americans are acting on what they believe to be god's will, what god wants for their nation. what god wants for the nation can change and be contested at any given time, but it reflects american religiosity. the united states, as a developed nation, is

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