the red. and now you are going to hear from deirdre reynolds from mom's demand action. let's hear a round of applause for deirdre. deirdre: good morning. thank you, michael bloomberg. we have some incredible volunteers in the room today. we have britt over here, we have ann, justine and kathleen and julie, i could name them all but they are quite a few in here. our chapter has pushed back on nra priorities this year. our chapter has shown up by the dozens to hearing after hearing at the statehouse, along with coalition partners. we have wonderful coalition partners in new hampshire. we also grew our chapter this year by the hundreds. on the ballot in november we have more than 70 gun sent candidates, which is incredible for new hampshire. we have educated people about what it means to be a gun sense candidate and we have been canvassing for them. we have amazing democrats up and down the ticket and there are some right here. i some representatives, senator betty lasky, and there are many more in the room. i would like you to meet the six everytown-endorsed gun sense cand

he was at an event in nashua posted by the group moms in action. talk wasnible bracket -- [indiscernible talking] r there in the mayo nashua. [applause] i would like to welcome never went to nashua city hall, and welcome mayor bloomberg to our great city. [applause] introduceabout to einblatt, a very interesting man. ourit went to remind out-of-town visitors that out in front of city hall, to the left as you come in the front door, and that hasjfk, been there for 50 years or so, maybe more. his first campaign stop when he was running for president right out here in front of city hall. [applause] fact, ian interesting think, for mayor bloomberg. [laughter] feinblatt, isjohn a very interesting guy, is the everytown for gun which is the largest gun violence prevention organization in the united states. [applause] he is a senior advisor to mayor bloomberg, and in addition to his role at everytown, he has led efforts on immigration reform, it infrastructure investment and marriage equality. so we want to thank you for all that good work. during the 12 ye

let the mom sit there and be herself. >> i think charity and i will drop off our kids at nick's house and ring the doorbell and run. [ laughter ] >> don't ask a mom why she's tired. >>> that's a lot of good people out there that ride motorcycles. i would like to think you and i are part of that group but it only takes a couple of bad apples to sour the mood of motorcyclists to people. this woman helen was walking her about two -- where about two dozen guys on motorcycles, dirt bikes, quads, these guys mobbed her around that's not all that went on. one of the guys rides over on his bike and another one walks up and approaches her. >> keep your bikes away from my dogs, please. >> oh. >> so they're trying to intimidate her now. >> yeah. >> why? >> [ indiscernible ]. >> you're threatening me? >> he said he'll get everybody over her and do burnouts on her and her dogs. >> she can record him doing burnouts. >> she does that. >> oh, wow. >> they're literally ruining the area now. then they have the audacity to come and do this to her? >> a lot of people applauding helen's bravery in this cas

, mom is just laying there. i think this is the conversation, mom, mom, mom, mom -- mom's like, i'm happy. >> look at me. there's humans. can i go see? i'm going to go see? >> that's when the baby does something amazing. it sneaks off to play with the humans. >> that is so cool. >> it swims to the swimmers. they don't swim to it. they're belly to belly. >> that's still a big animal. >> it is a big panel aanimal an carries her a little bit. that tail is close to her but it doesn't hit her. >> i love see the perspective. the size of mom, compared to the baby. >> that's a nice coincidence they happen to be there and happened to capture it. and look after all of that amazing stuff, mom slept through the whole thing. >> how cool would it be that these people stumble upon this video and realize there's documentation of them with the whale. these people have the memory of a lifetime. >> they did have a whale of a time. >>> we've got a cracking road. we've got super cars. we've got ourselves a bucket full of wind. this is what these cars a

the working mom brings him to set, teaches him it's important to read. u gotta pay it forward. we were there as eva visited the girls athletic leadership school spreading her message of girl power. >> the eva longoria foundation helps young latinas reach their full potential in life and today we are here visiting diy girls and it's electronics and robotics and it also teaches leadership and mentorship. >> do you wanna be an engineer? >> yes. >> so great. >> what are you the most proud of since starting this foundation? >> days like today. i am so proud to see these programs working and actually changing their lives. >> so far eva's foundation has raised more than $3 million for latina education. every move matters 'cause this little guy is watching. >> i think there is no better way to teach him about it than to show him. >> look at him. >> that's what he's doing now. this is his stage. he's just sticking out his tongue. >> he looks exactly like you. >> you want to squeeze his cheeks. >>> proud mama christina aguilera is all about firsts. as keltie found

andnt to say two things, the first is thank you, thanks to everything you do, thank you to every mom's demand action supporter who has stood up and spoken out and organized and rallied and marched and find raised, and inspired people across new hampshire to join you. this year alone in the defeat to, you helped bad bills that would have forced colleges to allow guns on campus, and punished cities and towns for enacting stronger gun laws. you did that. you did stop them. [applause] conventional wisdom is, you can't beat the gun lobby. well, that may have been true at one time, but i think as all of you have proved, it just ain't true anymore. [applause] the american people have always favored commonsense gun regulations, but that wasn't enough. we need americans to demand action and put in the time and energy to achieve it, and that is what you are doing. and you are getting real results. i have been involved in gun violence prevention for many years, and i have never seen more energy behind this movement and there is right now. all of you deserve an enormous amount of credit for that.

the mom embraced her son, sobbing, as he emerged from the vehicle.just couldn't get out," pugh told inside edition. "we tried to send texts and all, but it failed." the reunion was a bright spot amid the devastation from michael. michael. devastation from michael. (ken) as election day gets closer we're taking a look at a measure on the ballot that would boost funding for children's hospitals.(terisa) but not everyone agrees with how the money would be distributed. capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains what the funds would be used for and which hospitals would benefit the most ((pkg))proposition 4 would authorize $1.5 billion dollars in bonds to fund grants for construction, renovation, expansion and other upgrades to childrens hospitals. ((ann-louise kuhns -ceo california children's hospital association)) "the purpose of the infrastructure improvements is to make sure we can meet increased demands for our services and also because we face new seismic standards. we need to make sure our buildings are not only standig after an earthquake, but

the house. disconnected completely. >> it was premeditated. >> so mom couldn't view the cameras. now aaron goes out with my mom's bmw joy riding with the friend. mom gets clued in. friend mom calls aaron's mom. that's where it picks up of mom searching the video for her 14-year-old son and her bmw. >> pull over now! >> were you ever attempted to do this? >> heck no. >> i did it all the time. >> in the neighborhood. >> i didn't tell me mom about it until i was like 28. i took the car all the time when they were not home. >> her and her little brother aaron sit down with a follow upinterview. >> i lost my ps 4, my phone. >> he's grounded forever. >> he's grounded until 2019. >> the sister did say aaron is a good kid. >> he a bad d he's a really good kid can. >> he made a poor decision drawing the wrath of his parents. >> they like to say, i brought you into this world, i can take you out. >>> i presume the goal when you get a drone is to get some really cool video. this drone pilot was hoping get some cool video until the batteries ran out. >> he succeeded. he still got some really

big football player from the university of michigan. mom was a major professional dancer. so they kind of came to seem later as they were adults, partly because of the attraction to winter sports but also it was asocial thing for them . some of their former boyfriends and girlfriends were skaters . anyway, they kept us engaged as kids and we go out to born mountain between christmas and new year's. they would fit us into the preschool with the boys so that afternoon, we would all be together as a family and it was a wonderful time at born mountain so one winter, it still still wasn't in michigan, so friends of mom and dad, they said have you been up to colorado?>> and so we took the trip to vail colorado when it was nothing. i mean, it was one hotel. and the mountains, the snow was a lot more plentiful and god bless born mountain, we never. >> once he went to vail. vail became their second home . they bought a condominium and they would spend summers and christmas there. so as you got older, your parents really wanted you kids be involved with politics and current events. y

the world to me. also, be good for mom and no fighting. go kings go! [ cheers and applause ] >> that's major douglas of the united states marine corps just returned from a deployment in the middle east. his wife got together with the kings to set up the surprise for the four kids. how can you not smile after seeing that. >> watch it over and over again. >> and the forecast here that people will be smiling about but the potential for fire dangerous as well. >> that comes tomorrow. still fog this morning. a little cool in san francisco with the clouds and fog. 70 later today. 74 in richmond. right now the winds gusty the upper efrlgss. still on shore. 77 in san jose. tomorrow it's offshore and breezy with numbers warmer anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees warmer we look for that to continue into monday, columbus day, still on tuesday we have numbers a bit above average but the winds change direction bringing us back to the on shore component bringing up the humidity. and that's what we need even after the rain anything offshore is scarey this time of year with

. >> the mom was still really upset. i went over to the mom and said listen, don't worry about what happened. just use all that extra energy you can to prevent it from happening again. >> reporter: that's what ricky did on sunday. his 7-year-old niese was hit and killed while crossing a road in michigan over the summer. of a since he's been extra vigilant while driving. in fair field, kate larsson. >> and an alert is scheduled to go off on your cell phone tomorrow at 11:18 a.m., fema's first nationwide test of a wireless emergency alert system in case of national threats like say a nuclear attack or terrorist attacks in multiple cities. officials expect the alert to reach 75% of wireless enabled devices all across the country despite being called a presidential level alert, the messages are approved in advance by various government agencies. many people have wanted the system for a long time. we have the technology to do it. >> we want to get to the weather. that rain continues and more. >> right. after a rainy morning,

, mom is just laying there. i think this is theversation, mom, mom, mom, mom -- mom's like, i'm happy. >> look at me. there's humans. can i go see? i'm going to go see? >> that's when the baby does something amazing. it sneaks off to play with the humans. >> that is so cool. >> it swims to the swimmers. they don't swim to it. they're belly to belly. >> that's still a big animal. >> it is a big panel aanimal an carries her a little bit. that tail is close to her but it doesn't hit her. >> i l

the three boys to give mom a break. this was a ritual where he would take us to his office and maybe get a haircut and he'd there was in front of a desk or i say computer but typewriter then. [laughter] and he said all of you this is how he would type. you would start learning how to hunt and peck but he said you need to write your mother a letter and tell her how much you love her and how special she is. so he went off and did his work and we were typing those letters and then we finish that and run around the halls of the capital and we would get lost and we literally got lost in the halls and have the policeman, where is jerry ford's office? we have our letters and give them to my mom and she opened each one and it was like the first time she'd ever read that and you probably did it, you know, 30 times. and she was eight that was wonderful. she way of sharing the parenting and kind of express our love to mom coming up. >> and that got your dad some good brownie points. [laughter] because he was gone a lot in your mot

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>> i think the moms show up anyway -- >> yeah, but more so. jamie dorton of "50 shades of gray" stops by. i had been diagnosed with stage 4 prostate cancer. i serve in the general assembly ande work together across the aisle to get things done. and that's the way it is at ctca. what fred needed was a nagement team. not just to have a long-term strategy for quantiac of life, but also ave strategy for quality of life. my psa is unntrol. ctca gave me an opportunity to accomplish my goals and my dreams. learn more at cancercenter.com/philadelphia appointmen available now. >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >>> this is unbelievable. >> i was at the car wash this morning the guye told he was 38 years in the business he never smelled anything like it. >> remember this classic "seinfeld" episode. the valet left a very b in jerry's car and it just wouldn't go away. aaron, all kindsf things make your car smell bad, right? >> you never know, right? >> sometimes you don't know where the odor is coming from. >> consumer reporter susan hogan is working for

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the mom is one of prime minister shaikh huskiness closest political advisors yet he and by extension the government are suggesting that the bloggers share in the blame the man does little to counter that impression. we practice secularism and the enemies of secularism are those people who blogs andy knows who killed them. the extremists we have to bring them within the mainstream that is our main purpose. the man has been involved in politics since the founding of bangladesh he believes the government must extend its hand to the islamists in order to maintain social cohesion for example by recognizing the degrees obtained by graduates of private matter asa institutes we have given the commission to the highest system of education so that they can also compete with the other who are completely and generally to question one is the they're going to come out of the shell this they see that the world is wide wide open for them there are opportunities for them. we pay a visit to the private qur'an school belonging to the long back mosque in dhaka. the state has no influence over what studen

. >> the mom was still really upset. so i went over to the mom. i said, listen, you know, don't worry about what happened. just use all that extra energy you can to prevent it from happening again. >> reporter: that's what ricky did on sunday. his 7-year-old niece was hit and killed while crossing a road in michigan over the summer. ever since, ricky has been extra vigilant while driving. in fairfield, kate larson, abc 7 news. >>> i'm so glad that young child is okay this morning. >> yeah. yeah. okay. we're going to switch gears here and talk about sports. we're going to say we're cheering for the oakland a's. >> the a's will make major league history today against the yankees. for the first time in the postseason, oakland will not use a starting pitcher. instead, reliever liam hendrix will talk the mound for the green and gold. bullpening is a tactic used several times the last several weeks due to injuries and is changes in the rotation. doors open at 4:00, first pitch at 5:00. cop session stands will be open. >>> mike, can you translate for us,

the air. two bystanders run in to check on mom. one grabs the baby.ne of the workers -- the excessive tire pressure. those bystanders got them to the hospital. they escaped with minor scratches. >>> let's go over to canada. where the students are not using the heads. we have dry le >>yeah >> deaen't eel ves poofvepl. t at- loec >> hey, it ]. >> yeah. he's so surprised that happened. >> it exploded into flames. seriously though, nobody was hurt. his jacket -- with the heat. >> what the [ bleep ]. >>> everything is just okay in norman, oklahoma. particularly for this teacher right here. that is hayley couch. so hayley is calling her husband because something really important is going down in this classroom. so lowell takes the phone from her. >> will you tell us. >> who is lowell? >> lowell is from the foundation, and they have given out $68 million in horendn science for their efforts. >> i am in your wife's classroom rightorthis. it wasomplete surprise that an n family foundation. >> what kind of an award? >> how much money are we talking about? >> i'

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the mom says that she was thankful for the kindness of a stranger and that it's good to see somethingitive happen for a change, and if he wants to baby-sit next week, she's available and so is her baby. >> yeah. >> well, next up, there is a new king of instagram, and it's cristiano ronaldo. the soccer superstar now the most followed person on that social network. >> ronaldo has more than 144 million followers. it's slightly more than the singer selena gomez. rounding out the top three on instagram is ariana gran. >> and finally let's say you're in your car and there just happens to be a cat on the windshield. how do you get that cat to move? >> you use your horn perhaps. but here's what one guy did, he got his leg up on the dashboard. how did that work out for you, fellow? yeah. life comes at you fast. fast. oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (vo) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? (vo) and you may lose

gwyneth is the new step-mom to brad's son and daughter. this year the bride told "good morning america" her own two kids apple and moses were pumped for their mom to tie the knot. >> the kids, are they excited for the wedding? >> yeah, they are excited. >> and this is the first actual wedding, yes? >> yes. chris and i eloped and so i've never had a wedding or any of these fun like bride kind of things. so i'm really enjoying myself. >> spreading love on a monday. i'm really happy for them. >> the best. >> go gwyneth. get married girl. >> over in manhattan love was in the air at the premiere of "tem stone's new movie. >> while her muse hit the red carpet solo. t swift was inside. low key going out the back was jlaw's date. emma stone's date -- >> my mom. >> the 29-year-old looked glam. she dishes it out and is taking it too. >> dishing is all part of taking. >> the hardest part was with this small bunny. >> i cried my eyes out, but not harmed. the bunny was not harmed. >> leave the bunny alone. >> we have news for nicole kidman. she'll be re

messages on. >> dad doesn't want to accept it. >> he takes the first shot, it say as boy and then the momted, like really? >> oh! >> now, this next couple knows what happens when you reveal the gender of your baby in a cool, fun way. we first let them when they were letting the world know they were pregnant with their baby, alexandra. >> they were ridiculously fabulous. >> last time we saw the happy family, dad was carrying alexandra and now -- alexandra is in on the two step. and that's because she's about to be a big . >> okay. >> and this is the way that they decided to share it with their friends and family and the world on instagram. >> yeah. so with moves like that, who is surprised for them. >>> would you take a 3-year-old for 57 days? next "right this minute." >>> and still to come, discovery's gold rush is back to bring the heat. >> set up the rules. >> yeah. >> everybody is on their own this season. the stakes are higher. >> now we're hanging with the show's stars ande dirt. >> it's all about the cheddar. >> that's my wife who gets all of them. i don't get them. >>> plus he's go

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in the video they do state mom and dad have twins in the family, so here we are. >> we didn't show youefore was my mom's reaction to finding out my sister was having twins. >> the family gathers around the table. mama is doing some things and the sister sits down. >> something to tell you. so you know how i have been really sick? >> yeah. >> it's because i'm having a baby. >> yay! >> so we saw the heart beat. the baby is growing great. we saw heart beats. >> heart beats. >> then they bring out the sonograms and they hand it to her. >> looks like two. >> wait, wait. >> just like they said -- that is >> grandma is hot. >> you're right. grandma is hot. she can't really contain herself. now she has her daughter. >> oh, my gosh. that is cute. ahemoretwins? >> yeah. >> i think that nana is being expressive is an understatement. she drops to the ground and throws her hands up and says thank you, lord. then the celebration continues. >> like the mcclure twins the girls are like, yay. there's going to be another set of twins? >> always the original. >> they'll always be the og. nana starts to d

the baby is okay and back with mom. now this bus driver knows what he's doing and i'm serious when i say we can give him the bus driver of the year award. because here we are on the highway. >> you're kidding. >> they went on a little walk. >> that's exactly what happened. they got away from mom and dad. that's a 2-year-old and 3-year-old. the bus driver pulls over. here's an exchange >> i think they're okay. they're probably going to be okay. don't worry about their bus fare. the driver took care of it and made sure that they got back to their parents. crazy enough, they were only about a mile away from where they were supposed to be. >> a mile? >> they're kids. you take one eye off of them. >> great place to enjoy a little bit of ice cream until somebody comes along and just decided be a jerkhey for a parkor street race. as that chase continues through the streets -- >> the classic misdirection to gain a little ground. up and over some building tops. and -- >> oh, no. >> 1, 2 -- >> oh! okay. that's really funny. that's

so how is the mom to be going to get enough rest?> meghan was beaming when she landed in sidney, despite a 22-hour flight. and those purple binders? well, they caused a lot of reporters to wonder if the 37-year-old was hiding a baby bump. ten hours later kensington palace confirmed it tweeting, the duchess of sussex is expecting a baby in the spring of 2019. a palace spokesperson tells "e.t." that meghan has passed her 12-week mark of pregnancy and is in good health. the palace also released a statement from meghan's mom doria ragland that she quote looks forward to welcoming her first grandchild. >> my sources in uk tell me that doria has found a place over here and she'll be spending a year over here. >> the royal timing of today's baby news is pretty interesting. harry and meghan waited until after the wedding of harry's cousin on friday. and meghan fueled baby bump speculation there. she wore this loose fitting givenchy coat to the nuptials and she never took it off, even indoors. the royal couple is beginning a two-week tour of

killer became a fixture of jazz at the feel her mom. with the touring band that brought together the biggest names in the genre in the mid one nine hundred fifty s. she accompanied the show around the world including to the southern united states where the performers faced intense discrimination her manager norman grant's forcefully opposed racial segregation. asked nice well being on the road certainly and countered segregation ross said no he didn't encounter and he purposely. to come front and every year i come here with jazz of the market every year i think the thing this is the greatest thing in jazz masella that . i remember hearing a woman grant's constantly introducing his one and only as mistress gerald the great ella fitzgerald rarely does he ever just use her first name because he was so clued in to the racist climate in the united states. and first lady in a period when you weren't supposed to call a black woman mrs is a very important racialized statement as well it's a statement of stature of prestige. of entitlement to dig

they will throw all of that to the wind, guilt by accusation. mome the day. >> sean, as the child of parents who suffered as children and as adults under fascism and then communism, i am deadly serious when i say it is people like the people you just showed being interviewed that make dictatorships possible. those people are idiologues. they don't care about the truth. interesting that three people used the same talking point. it is a job interview, therefore there is nope resumption of innocence. presumption of innocence is not just in a court of law. it is the basis of anglo-american society, of our civilization. the idea that he didn't show the requisite temperament for 31 hours, he showed exactly the temperament that was needed for a supreme court justice. and then, when he was slandered, he showed what an innocent man does when you react to being called a serial rapist and accused of attempted murder when he is in a sand and >> sean: an on a weekly basis. >> we have crossed the rubicon peered the other side wants chaos. i want your audience and

. >> the moment the moms get a little too competitive. >> oh! >> are you kidding me? >>. >>> when justin bieber ate a burrito wrong the world freaked out. >> but this was set up. >> now they reveal how they orchestrated the fake food faux pa. >> we didn't bite. >> a girlfriend is watching with her boyfriend and what she saw had her in tears. >>> plus your chance to win a new ipad mini with today's buzz word. christiane, oli, and gayle break it down including using a door for a workout. how it takes a nosedive. >> oh, what the heck? >> it seems as though the bike festival in istanbul is quite the festival. we have got kids in strollers. and parents and they're headed to the finish line. >> oh! >> are you kidding me? >> like a car crash at the end of a race. >> i would say they have little seat belts but this one doesn't look very secure. >> was the mother so interested in winning the race she kind of sent the baby carriage ahead? >> reports say she got a little tired but when you run the video back, you see she let go. it was a little -- >> good look, mayor. he's there

the worth died in the revolutionary war. his mom died during the war. he and his brother were taking prisoner in the revolutionary war. his brother died after his mom lobbied gnat prisoner chains to get them out at 14 and 15 years 4 old and he took a blow to the head from a soldier who accused a british officer who said clean my shoes, and the stubborn people said i'm not going to do that, i'm a prisoner of war, then down came the steward. his brother never fully recovered from the head blow. he ends up dying as soon as he gets to his house. one brother died of heat stroke in the war. the other dies after being a prisoner of war. the mom dies earning money to sustain young andy jackson he he's an orphan, and who does he blame? the british. not only raising him he bled red, white and blue, because the country raised him but he wanted the revenge. he there the leadership ability. he took the militia, he grew them and trained them, and after stops and starts of being ignored madison said send in jackson. monroe became secretary of war backed jackson and ja

out there in the dark, that's where the 25-year-old single mom was heading. back home to her daughter waiting to be tucked in out in the country at her mother's house. brandy had been through a rough few months. years, really. one of the big reasons things were turning around for her was the soothing voice on the cell phone. her fiance talking her home. >> talking to her. trying to drive a stick shift which she just learned. >> craig berry, her older boyfriend. >> i'm a hair stylist. >> one day, brandy walked into craig's salon. >> women are funny about who they turn home rtheir head over. like the song, brandy touched out to be a -- turned out to be a fine girl for craig. >> she touched my heart immediately. a connection like i've never felt. it kept getting bigger and bigger. we looked at houses. >> you were fixing to marry? >> yeah. >> count brandy 's mom among th people thrilled with craig in her life. just when you needed something nice to happen. >> craig. what did you think of him? >> he was really nice. he put her first. he put her first. >> growing up

the country. there's capacity at any given time for 2,400 moms and children. so i ask you why if it's not safe for a visitor to enter the facility, it would be safe for someone who is pregnant to be detained there. i ask you why i have had clients who have had children whose heart beats have no longer been beating when they arrived to the south texas family residential center. many of you have heard about the proposed regulations that would strip away the protections of the settlement and pave the path to indefinite detention for children in secure, unlicensed facilities that are not licensed by the state through the child care regime. some of you might also know that there are state laws that prevent the prolonged detention or detention at all of children who are detained solely for the purpose of deportation as in the state of texas. i have sat with the children who have been detained. i have sat with high schoolers who aren't having access to state standardized curriculums. i have sat with children who have stopped walking. i have sat with moms who ask me ev

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but, i was also writing the single moms. when i started looking for nonprofits, i saw her, i saw the work she was doing and made me think about single moms and some of the struggles that we had growing up. >> reporter: the project has yielded powerful pictures that along with weaver's words, offer a new way to look at an ongoing problem. weaver's favorite photo is this one. it shows a mother handing her child a piece of fruit. for her, this picture is about food insecurity. amir sadiq admits he did not see what weaver did when he took that picture. >> the fruit is a metaphor for life to me, right? so when i look at it, i see the mom handing that to the kid and a tender moment. >> reporter: this is one of his favorites. he got it in a quiet moment. while the adults were inside, the children were outside, and they were passing the time by playing with bubbles. >> i was trying to capture them, and just show the love, and the innocence of a child. >> reporter: it is in his pictures that you see mothers and children, and family. y

divisions among brazilians could even deepen if the election goes to a runoff at the end of the mom. ok time now to look at some of the other stories making news around the world spanish opera singer montserrat has died at a hospital in. of bosler and considered by some to be the last great opera diva she was known for her canto technique the soprano came to worldwide attention in one thousand nine hundred seven when she sang a duet with rock singer for the much yuri was eighty five. the newspaper in hong kong is reporting that the president of interpol is being held by chinese authorities main home way has been missing since leaving from last week citing an anonymous source the south china morning post said ming had been detained upon arrival in his native china. ukraine has unveiled a so the plantain chernobyl the site of the world's worst nuclear disaster three decades ago the one megawatt facility produces enough energy to supply two thousand apartments giving the contaminated area a new lease of life. turning to cameroon now when people go to the polls on sunday to elect a new pr

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