>> his name is ariel castro. >> ariel castro was convicted of kidnaping and raping the women. he also fathered a child with one of them and later died by suicide in prison. but for lily rose, though deep scars remain, she is documenting her journey. >> looking back at young michelle. now, lily, what do you think of that person? >> i think she can finally let go of the pain and start to heal. >> i'm lily rose lee. i am known as michelle knight, one of the three missing girls from cleveland that was held captive in the house of horrors. >> she says it's her way of healing from the wounds she was forced to suffer. >> how are you feeling? >> nervous. >> why? >> just bringing up the story brings back bad memories. >> trying to move beyond those bad memories. she says that she is sharing her story so she can help other victims of abuse. letting them know that no matter how dark their lives have become, brighter days are ahead. can you share with us how you went from victim to survivor? >> oh my gosh, that was a hard road. i'm not going to lie, that was very hard. i would say there w

"ariel, apologies for the delay here."we've reviewed the matter and decided "it is not in our best interest to get involved. "we've tasked our lawyers with a full review and update "of our terms of service. "thank you for your patience and understanding, "and good luck with resolving the problem. best, jack." [obscure music] [biz] i think it was ev who originally coined the term "hallucinogenically optimistic." and that's what we were. that's what we were like. it was an excitement that we were creating something that was going to allow other people to create even more things. everyone's great. everyone's very well behaved. we just were very idealistic, very optimistic. i thought the biggest problem we would have would be maybe some spam. so del harvey came on board and she was the one who was like, "no, no, "you're going to... bad things are going to happen and we need to get out ahead of it." the internet is swarming with sexual predators who constantly stalk chat rooms, searching for children. but del harvey is fightin

ariel and shiri bibas, their mother as sheer fear, and ariel are laid to rest. their family are not done asking questions. our disaster as a nation and as a family should not have happened and must never, ever happen again. the aunt of free says. they could have saved you, but preferred revenge. we lost our image of triumph will never happen. as one hostage family buries their loved ones. another reuniting after 491 days of captivity. or levy is back in his brother's arms. >> he's getting. >> stronger. >> he's finally eating. >> his brother michael, now sharing what he has learned about why he emerged emaciated from hamas captivity. >> they were intentionally starved. it's as simple as that. and. they're the terrorists next to them. ate all the time. they ate next to them. really? yeah. >> next to them. >> next to them. they they even laughed when they saw them looking. >> so their captors were eating full meals. >> full meals. >> and what were they getting? >> chicken meat. they had everything. they were getting nothing. >> those conditions now driving both bro

ariel rodríguez, telemundo. el mejor consejo.por qué sucede ayuda bastante. pero como dices, el cinturón de seguridad lo más importante. y a veces hay áreas donde se siente más turbulencia que en otras. de hecho, mientras más chico el avión también. sí, de hecho. de hecho, los pilotos obviamente tienen una cartilla en donde ellos saben a donde van a dirigir la nave. no? o sea, no es que los tome, pero de repente la naturaleza. y ahí te da la vuelta el cinturón de seguridad. sí. bueno, pasemos ahora a hablar de las condiciones del tiempo. vamos con héctor roldán para que nos dé este reporte. héctor qué es lo que tenemos? cuéntanos. hola. qué tal, compañero? precisamente buen tiempo sobre nuestra zona y eso es lo que va a perdurar por lo menos este fin de semana a través de nuestra región. temperaturas en el rango alto de los 60 grados. ya a partir del lunes comienza a incrementar esa nubosidad. podríamos ver condiciones mayormente nubladas, así que si se dirige hacia la ciudad de san francisco, tenga en consideración esas temperat

ariel, great to see you.from that clip, we understood that it really took off during the south by southwest, almost 18 years ago. you were describing just, you know, people telling each other about parties and, you know, gatherings via twitter. so how did that change everything as you knew it to be? >> i mean, it was incredibly exhilarating because i was living in kansas city at the time and just reading about all of these blogs and websites and cool people doing cool stuff. and so getting to go to south by southwest and actually meet all of the people behind those blogs and websites and, and getting to see what they were up to through twitter was a big game changer, because then i could instantly see, you know, what cool parties were happening, what good food people were eating. it was a way to sort of have ambient awareness, both about my own friends and people that i wanted to get to know at south by southwest. >> wow. >> why do you think that south by southwest was really such a pivotal moment? i guess te

. >>> overseas now and russia launching a new wave of deadly ariel assaults against ukraine. more than 20 people killed during the attacks. dozens of people have been injured including children and several buildings damaged and destroyed. latest violence follows the u.s. decision to withhold intelligence and military aid to ukraine. >> reporter: tonight, another wave of russian air strikes across multiple ukrainian towns. at least 20 people killed. dozens hurt. children among the injured. in the donetsk region, several apartment buildings hit. buildings left in a fiery rubble. windows blown out in others. this man says adults covered children like the shell of a turtle. the attacks come after the trump administration froze military aid to ukraine and hours after the u.s. cut off their access to commercial satellite imagery. >> when it comes to the intelligence pause, that has an immediate effect. and russia took advantage of it by launching a substantial ariel bombardment. >> reporter: european leaders vowing to increase their defense budgets and provide assistance to ukraine

tomorrow augments their repertoire of classics by introducing contemporary works like robert starrs, ariel, i believe that it's our duty as living breathing musicians to seek out the mozart and beethoven of our time to perform them, to have their music live. now, instead of perhaps waiting for another generation or two to discover them. in retrospect. all along and. the. desire. that. her name is and moody's schmitt. she has a master's degree in zoology for the past three years. she has been the veterinary technician at the washington park zoo in portland, oregon. have. she is a woman? very much involved with her work? i think that zoos have two responsibilities one to the public and one to the animals. we can learn things here in a controlled environment in the zoo that they cannot live in the wild. i think we have a responsibility to learn as many of those things and do as much for those animals as we possibly can. larry is picked up a little bit in his feed and seems to be doing real well. well, that's good, because lauren's always been the one that puts on the weight, and larry has bee

we will see whether he can avoid this. >> trace: cully stimson, ariel cohen, thank you. >>> coming upappened to gene hackman and his wife. the cause of death has been revealed and it's not what many people thought. the breaking information on that is next. ♪ ♪ my parents worked hard for everything we had. ♪ they taught me the value of a dollar, and how to use it wisely. ♪ those lessons are forever, and today i share them with all our employees. it's why i team up with vanguard for our company's 401k plan, because everyone deserves to have someone look out for their financial well-being. ♪ vanguard. fifty years of helping investors be well on their way. i told myself i was ok with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms... ...with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after trying humira, rinvoq works differently. rinvoq is a once-daily pill from the makers of humira that can rapidly relieve joint pain, stiffness, and swelling as fast as 2 weeks for some. and even at the 3-year mark, many people felt this

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he's the vice chair and head of the investment group at ariel. charlie, i don't know if you heard those comments that we were just that discussion about economic uncertainty and how it's contributing. i don't know if this would be part of that overlay, but we just got some new comments from the president about this call that he had with trudeau of canada. these are truth social posts from a few moments ago. he said the call ended in a somewhat friendly manner, but he was unable to tell me when the canadian election is taking place. among other issues, he said, i told the governor that he well, that's his word, governor. he said i told him that he largely caused the problems we have with them because of his weak border policies, which allowed tremendous amounts of fentanyl and illegal aliens to pour into the united states. these are responsible for the death of many people. so what is the market supposed to do with this information as it weighs reports that auto tariffs might be delayed? >> just to amend what you. >> introduced the segment on, i b

to the war because they are seeing the 10s of villages and cities being fond of by drones. missiles ariel farms pretty much every day. and this week has been particularly lucky for that. so thank you very much for that. that's i said big with the nicest live in cave. maria's all kina is the head of regional security and conflict studies at the democratic initiatives foundation that is one of ukraine's oldest think tags and she's joining us live from well, so thank you for your time. what do you think you kind will be hoping to get out of these very important meetings with the us with a try to secure that relationship? and if so, at what cost? a little bit. um, i think that the strategy of your brain is now to come down old, the pressure which, which year ukrainian authorities and you crate in society has been witnessing since the trump administration started direct negotiations with the ross. so we've the exclusion, a few grain from the negotiation table. uh the 2nd to move the 2nd short term goal of your brain and delegation, including now in saudi arabia will be a to propose concrete st

. >> reporter: ariel is with san bruno mountain watch. >> we're at the mission blue center in brisbaneross from the quarry. one of the most beautiful canyons on the mountain. like buckeye directly across the valley. >> reporter: doug and writing partner dr. david nelson wrote the book on san bruno mountain and have told us all about it before. >> and there are some rare plants there that don't exist anywhere in the world except right near san bruno mountain. >> it's home for over 100 rare and endangered species, including three endangered butterflies. >> there's some seaside daisies over there. >> yep. >> reporter: most of us only see the mountain in the distance or from the air. >> the best way to see it is with your own two feet on the mountain. >> reporter: tera freedman is with the mountain butterfly collective. >> i was alarmed and astonished at how huge of a building they want to do. >> reporter: a warehouse to feed our 21st century appetite for home delivery. >> they want to take this road and double it, remove all these trees. it's -- it will ruin the environment for all these

he knows ariel is me." of course he does. he recognizes that beautiful voice.ue of women business owners all selling and credible products at great prices. >> smelled these. >> lara: let's stop and smell the roses, shall we? we will be right back. gaga. from her new music everyone's waiting for. >> michael: you call it mayhem. what does this album tell us about the phase of life you're in right now? >> announcer: to life with her fiance. >> michael: how is wedding planning going? it's gaga like you have never seen before. provocative, strong, sensational. i can smile because i'm hanging out with you. morning. >> from her star. >> on the walk. >> abc's the view. >> friday night david muir reporting. >> we take you inside. two cases. a mother just 19 years old. >> she was trying to protect her daughter. she fought like hell. >> another case, a beloved teacher. her whole future ahead of her. >> mysterious cold cases. >> it gives you chills even today. yes. what links both of those cases is the cutting edge forensic technology inside this lab? it sounded like scien

ariel. >> yeah. good morning to you, robin. that 20 year old student was here in punta cana in the dominican republic, enjoying her spring break with her friends before she mysteriously vanished. what police are saying about the last time she was spotted and where their investigation is leading them this morning. we'll have that coming up. >> we'll get back to you in a moment. but first we say good morning to ginger. >> good morning. chicago enjoyed their warmest temperature of the season so far. yesterday they were at 58 which is some 10 to 15 degrees above normal. but that is nothing compared to what is happening today. and again later this week will go some 20 to 30 degrees above normal. so today we could see broken records from des moines and lincoln right up to duluth and gaylord, michigan. we're keeping an eye on those temperatures, but also when you have it warm this time of year, you're often windy. and when the relative humidity drops, that means your fire danger is high. so that's where we're going to find red flag wa

. >> reporter: ariel is with san bruno mountain watch. >> we're at the mission blue center here in the bruno mountain quarry. buckeye and canyon directly across the valley. >> reporter: doug alshouse and riding partner dr. david nelson wrote the book on san bruno mountain and have told us all about it before. >> and there are some rare plants there that don't exist anywhere in the world. except right here in san bruno mountain. >> a home fair over a dozen rare and endangered species including three endangered butterflies. >> paint brush. >> reporter: most of us only see the mountain in the distance or from the air. >> the best way to see it is on the mountain. >> reporter: tara freedman is with the mountain butterfly collective. >> i was absolutely alarmed and just astonished how huge of operation they want to do. >> reporter: the apparent plan is for 100-foot tall building at the foot of the quarry. a warehouse to feed our 21st century appetite for home delivery. >> they want the take the road and double it. remove all these trees. it will ruin the environment for all these plants and

our producer, ariel was there as well. you know, so it was women strong. yeah. great words too. and that's very important, the messaging. but i was also looking at your uniform. oh, that was cool. i meant to bring it today. they gave me a uniform. they asked me what my favorite number was. and of course, it's three. i've got triplets. and so it was garcia three. it was really cool. really really cool. i like that. yeah, it was cool hearing my daughters yell, are you like, green? nice. that's nice, because sometimes kids yell other things. that's what i heard. yeah. anyway, great night out there. great weekend. we've been saying. oh, it really has been pleasant. comfortable. you still get 1 or 2 more days to prep before the rain arrives. and, you know, the official start of spring isn't until the 20th. so we are still going to be seeing these winter storms. and if you look at the current temperatures right now in san jose, south san jose, we're at 39 degrees. so a chilly morning and a lot of areas, including santa rosa up through parts of calistoga, napa, also in those 30s. and a

ariel, apologies for the delay here.we've reviewed the matter and decided it is not in our best interest to get involved. we've tasked our lawyers with a full review and update of our terms of service. thank you for your patience and understanding and good luck with resolving the problem. best, jack. >> twitter. that's a great name. >> jack basem naim. >> we were the most social people. >> we invented a whole new thing. >> it was the most emotional company and its founders were neurotic. >> twittering is all. >> the rage. billions of. >> dollars. >> later, boom. >> twitter was running the public square. >> enragement equals engagement no one could possibly have understood where it was going. >> twitter breaking the. >> bird next sunday at ten on cnn. >> we've always been. >> competitive. yeah. >> one of us. >> always had to be first. >> first, first. hey, that's not fair. get back here. >> hold on guys. >> first. >> today you're first together. love you mom and dad. thank you so much for making it possible. now you can f

that was ariel like that with very, very limited sight amazing young man. >> but he was also a prodigy and drumming he was an incredible drummer too. so anything this young man set his sights to he was able to achieve and that's all we want for young people is to provide them with the space and opportunity to realize their dreams and hopefully again his life has gone way, way too soon but hopefully family you see this as part of a continuance of his legacy and him living into perpetuity. so thank you commission thank you. department of recreation and parks for considering this and i am in full support and whatever i can do as an individual, as a citizen here and whatever success it is could do to turn this dream into a reality, we're here. thank you for your consideration of that and would anyone else like to comment today? >> good morning. good morning. my name is natalie for here i'm zion's is so much i can say about zion you know how some people say oh my kid is so wonderful even though we know what they're doing? >> zion was really wonderful. he decided to be a painter at 16 years

that was ariel like that with very, very limited sight amazing young man. >> but he was also a prodigy drumming he was an incredible drummer too. so anything this young man set his sights to he was able to achieve and that's all we want for young people is to provide them with the space and opportunity to realize their dreams and hopefully again his life has gone way, way too soon but hopefully family you see this as part of a continuance of his legacy and him living into perpetuity. so thank you commission thank you. department of recreation and parks for considering this and i am in full support and whatever i can do as an individual, as a citizen here and whatever success it is could do to turn this dream into a reality, we're here. thank you for your consideration of that and would anyone else like to comment today? >> good morning. good morning. my name is natalie for here i'm zion's is so much i can say about zion you know how some people say oh my kid is so wonderful even though we know what they're doing? >> zion was really wonderful. he decided to be a painter at 16 years old