this allegations comes from former employees at t aka ta manufacturing plant in michigan. they conducted secret tests on air bags. it found significant flaws but never reported their findings to federal regulators. instead takata ordered them to delete the testing from the computers. a spokesperson declined to comment but consequently the report came out on the same day that the executive issued a apology. honda is recalling a undisclosed number of cars. the expanded recall comes after another request by the federal government. the faulty air bags are responsible for four deaths. >>> new details emerging about how police were able to rescue a philadelphia woman after she was kidnapped after the street. prosecutors filed kidnapping charges against delvin barns. he admitted to abducting the 22-year-old. we learned a gps tracking device played a role in helping police find her. it turns out a car dealer placed the device in the suspect's vehicle out of fear that the car might need to be repossessed because of a bad credit report. barns has been extradited to virginia where he

aka the body builder. ruse was to get the gentlemen out of the mosque where they would drop their guard. aka the trainer, a special op trainer who taught young muslim men how to fire weapons. my interest in fbi informants began years ago in miami. after 9/11, the u.s. government set about recruiting an intelligence army of thousands of informants many of them in muslim communities. while working as a reporter here, i first heard about an alleged al qaeda cell that would be called the liberty city 7. >> this is morning edition from npr news, i'm linda wertheimer. >> the men were from a poor mostly asian american community in miami. odd place for the fbi to recruit. >> my first reaction was laughter. my name is rory mcman. i looked on the liberty 7 case. after the raid they searched the headquarters the total take of what they recovered was a ceremonial sword. so that signaled to me that these people weren't much of a threat. >> the operation began when the fbi received a tip about a suspicious group of men.

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. >> that's spiderman, aka dad. dad is mike wilson. had a replica spiderman suit made. the story is break your heart. little jaden there has been battling a grade 4 brain stem tumor for more an year now which in some ways is remarkable because when he was diagnosed in august 2013 he was given about a year to live. he's passed that year mark. he's fighting and fighting hard. dad wanted to make sure he had a superhero to help him with this battle. >> hey, is that jaden? good to see you, buddy? how are you? that's so cool, man. >> he's got the spider poses and everything perfect. >> yes. we have dad mike wilson via skype come the uk right this minute. well done. how is little jaden doing? >> he's doing good, he's all right. there's been a little deterioration which is expected. other than that, he is fighting it like a little champ. he is my inspiration. >> do you think spiderman is helping him battle? >> most definitely. even now he doesn't know dad is spiderman. >> we won't tell him before you do. >> tell us about his initial reaction. he must have been blown away. >> de

cargaba un cinturÓn lleno de recibos, una pistola y una aka. voluntariamente. asegura que el nÚmero isis reclutÓ 1000 niÑos que fueron sometidos a fuertes doctrinalmente religiosos para inculcar las ideas violentas sobre el islam. los aislaron de sus padres. los obligaban a realizar rigurosos entrenamiento militares. >> santa vamos a travÉs de aros metÁlicos y los entrenadores nos disparaban a los pies y nos decÍan que tirarÍan a matar. >> una vez que terminÓ su entrenamiento fue alistado. >> yo le decÍa a mi madre que esto era lo que todos debÍamos hacer. >> su propio padre se lo llevÓ engaÑado a turquÍa para poder desertar de isis. >> yo le preguntaba por quÉ estÁbamos haciendo esto. mi padre me dijo que no estaban siguiendo el camino religioso correcto. >> el joven confiesa que tenÍa miedo que el cinto de explosivos que le hacÍan cargar detonada por accidente y que la primera vez que presenciÓ una decapitación no comiÓ por dos dÍas. el grupo terrorista tiene su poder a menores de 12 aÑos de edad en adelante. desde miami, florida. >> despuÉs

that's spider-man, aka, dad.ad is mike wilson, had a replica spider-man suit made and the story behind this will absolutely break your heart. little jayden there has been battling a grade 4 brain stem tumor for more than a year now, which, actually in some ways is pretty remarkable. when this was diagnosed in august 2013 he was given about a year to live. at this point he is past that year mark and fighting and fighting hard and dad wanted to make sure that he had a superhero there to help him with this battle. >> is this jayden? are you jayden? man, it's good to see you, buddy. how are you? that's so cool, man. >> he is doing the spider poses and everything. >> we have dad, mike wilson, via skype from the uk right this minute. welcome. well is jayden doing? >> there's been a little bit of deterioration which is expected but it's other than, that he's fighting it like a little champ and for me, personally, he's my inspiration. he's my hero. >> do you think spider-man is helping him? >> almost definitely. he doesn

. >> when charlie was arrested in death valley, he was booked as charles manson, aka, jesus christ, becausee was telling everyone he was the reincarnation of jesus. >> four months after the murders, the police believed they had their killers, but it was hardly an open and shut case. coming up, how charles manson almost went free. >> the problem was that manson was not at the murder scene. ♪ >>> san francisco, 1967, summer summer tthe summehthe summeethe summer of love was at its peak. ♪ one two three what are we fighting for ♪ free love, free drugs, dream living for hippies escaping the mainstream. but 32-year-old charles manson arrived with much darker ambitions. >> you get these kids, these hate as bury, and someone named charlie manson saying how much he loves them and he wants to take care of them. it was made to order for them and he took full advantage. >> manson's destructive course through life was fixed from the start. >> i don't have any particular reality. >> he spoke to cnn from prison in 1987. >> i spent the best part of my life in boys' schools, prisons and reform schools beca

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. >> i have a record deal, and for any rap fans that'sling, my aka is sassoon and i have a demo cominga few months. >> when you start talking to inmates, you're not sure what to believe. >> i've begun a ghost writer in the rap industry for about 13 years and a lot of stuff that i've written from behind these walls, i've sold to other artists the that have been out there and been successful. >> i said, do a rap for me. >> and he just rolled one right off his lips and it was called "15 to life." >> ready? here we go. ♪ 15 to life ♪ doing 15 to life ♪ got a brother locked up again ♪ ♪ down to the state pen ♪ it's going to be a rough ride ♪ ♪ because i'm about to do crime f time for the crime of homicidhomicide ♪ . >> when we met him, he was 17 days away from his release date. >> this is like a cemetery. once you here, it's like you dead. it's like you dead here. a lot of cats here, you might as well consider them dead. and i've got home boys that you can consider deceased that are right here, that have beenten forgotten. >> still, moore could not guarantee that he would steer clear of con

. >> sacaban sus computadoras para hacer sus cÁlculos econÓmicos, ellos sacaban el aka 47 como arma deresupuesto anual para seguridad del gobierno federal. >> a muchos mexicanos todavÍa le cuesta trabajo aceptar que la direcciÓn del trabajo mÁs importante su paÍs estÁ en manos de militares. esto es para impedir que las organizaciones seguÍan usando este puerto para enviar hierro a la china. >>el puerto estÁ militarizado aunque es un puerto que no comparte su directorio. >> el Único que estÁ a cargo soy yo. >> el prÓximo domingo en aquÍ y ahora se presentarÁ su programa especial de los narcos, donde las mafias controlan los poderes polÍticos y econÓmicos. para finalizar, la tecnologÍa estÁ cumpliendo los sueÑos de los escritores de ciencia ficciÓn. una compaÑÍa de california realizo esta patineta que no tiene ruedas y vuelan con una persona encima, los fabricantes dicen que la tabla crea un campo magnÉtico que la hace flotar, el problema no es subirse sino bajarse o peor aÚn bajarse de panza, en eso si no hay nada de moda. con esto nos vamos y en nombre de todas las personas que hacen e

bobby aka adam sandler watching the proj an go to work early and often. 32 yard touch down friend nothingl's. nelson 16 catches for 214 yards. if up at the half and cal if the to come back. daniel down 31-16 but the defense could not stop t.threw for 3 79 yards. randall for 4 touch down passes tonight. late td to make the successive 38-30. hulk hogan promoting wrestle mania 31 and turns out we have issues, mike. >> mike. you are a ghost. in a blast from the past brother. never again will 49ers let you in levi stadium. all i have to say dude if you say 49ers one more time you show that wring to my blot from another mother what you going to do when hulk hogan and largest arms in the world destroy you? >> oh, my. if shoe is scared. 7 sports brought to you by eba ebay. we grew very close this afternoon as you can see there. >> why? >> 7 news continues now on line on twiceer facebook all the mobile device at the news afte

. >> when charlie was arrested in death valley, he was booked as charles manson, aka, jesus christ, becausewas telling everyone he was the reincarnation of jesus. >> four months after the murders, the police believed they had their killers, but it was hardly an open and shut case. coming up, how charles manson almost went free. >> the problem was that manson was not at the murder scene. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night,nd. and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24, a circadian rhythm disorder that affects up to 70 percent of people who are totally blind. talk to your doctor about your symptoms and learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. don't let non-24 get in the way of your pursuit of happiness. it's a fresh approach on education-- superintendent of public instruction tom torlakson's blueprint for great schools. torlakson's blueprint outlines how investing in our schools will reduce class sizes, bring back music and art, and provide a well-rounded education. and torlakson's plan calls for more parental involvement. spending decisions about our edu

here's how one of the architects of the affordable care act, aka, obamacare describes how that bill side stepped the cbo review. >> this bill was written in a torture way to make sure they didn't mandate the taxes. so it's written to do that. in terms of -- to get a law that says healthy people will pay in. it would not have passed. okay. just like -- people's lack of trns paren sigh is a huge political advantage. call it the stupidity of the american voter or whatever. >> with his comments now in the public eye just as the healthcare exchange is open for 2015, president obama's landmark law has again become buried in controversy. >> question, at the conference early this morning president obama dismissed mr. gruber as quote unquote some adviser who never worked on our staff, unquote. is that an accurate portrayal? >> no it is not. it's called i'm trying to get this guy as far away from me as possible because he's got some real evidence that i may have been lying to the american public. >> they didn't want to use the word tax because that would have killed the bill and the the way legisl

aka obama care.now you have been a republican donor, and some republicans want obamacare repealed. what would you say to them? >> if your health care is not tied to your employer, you can switch jobs anytime you want. even if you hate obama care as a government takeover, you should still love it because it makes it possible for people to pursue their own dreams as opposed to getting tied to one job. >> there has been a conversation going on about inequality and responsibility in companies that are part of the stanford hospital project. mark benioff has been adamant that tech companies need to do more. what do you think? >> that is basically true. a lot of the new startups are just brand-new. a big part of this is what the big companies do. the maturation of companies from startups to big companies. i think that is a big deal. >> what about inclusion and diversity, something else that you and laura have been giving to. why is inclusion important in silicon valley? >> i believe tech is inherently inclu

. >> that was a clip from "fat, sick, and nearly dead 2," the latest film from joe cross, aka, joe theuicer. he was a hit. he's back today to share insight on his movie and how to make healthy habits last for the long term. i did watch "fat, sick, and nearly dead 2." it's a huge difference from your first film, which was you going across country, juicing, and trying to get people to juice. this was really imformative. >> thank you. it's a bit of a challenge, actually, doing a part two in documentary world. it happens a lot in scripted films, but not so much in documentary. we thought, where do we take this story? we wanted to really show the power of community, the power of support. we tried to get as much information in without boring people and hitting them over the head. we've been believers in inspiring truth rather than telling. >> i thought it was a natural succession for you. at first you got healthy. this one was about staying healthy, which is a really big thing. it's difficult to stay healthy in this world. >> it really is. it's one thing losing 100 pounds, but it's another t

. >> that was a clip from fat, sick & nearly dead from aka joe the juicer who was on the show to talkut the importance of juice agency how he restored his health from obesity and he was a hit. he's back today to share some insight on his movie and how to make healthy habits last for the long term. i did watch fat, sick and nearly dead 2. it was quite different from your first one. this one is really informative. >> it's a bit of a challenge, actually, carol, doing a part 2 in documentary world. it happens in scripted films but not documentaries. it's nothing more than the truth. we want to show the power of community, the power of support and we try to get as much information in without boring people and hitting them over the head. we've been believers and inspiring. >> i thought it was a natural succession for you because at first you got healthy and this one was about staying healthy. >> yes. >> which is a really big thing because it's very difficult to stay healthy in this world. >> it really is. it's one thing losing 100 pounds but it's another thing keeping it off. so many people

bobby aka adam sandler watching the proj an go to work early and often. 32 yard touch down friend nothingf and cal if the to come back. daniel down 31-16 but the defense could not stop t.threw for 3 79 yards. randall for 4 touch down passes tonight. late td to make the successive 38-30. hulk hogan promoting wrestle mania 31 and turns out we have issues, mike. >> mike. you are a ghost. in a blast from the past brother. never again will 49ers let you in levi stadium. all i have to say dude if you say 49ers one more time you show that wring to my blot from another mother what you going to do when hulk hogan and largest arms in the world destroy you? >> oh, my. if shoe is scared. 7 sports brought to you by eba ebay. we grew very close this afternoon as you can see there. >> why? >> 7 news continues now on line on twiceer facebook all the mobile device at the news afte with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. give the gift of amazing sleep, only at a sleep number store. where you'll find our lowest price ever on the c4 queen mattress-just $1499.98. ends sunday. know better sleep

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. >> reporter: the 50's lag gary aka the perfect sunday football brew. >> you can drink a lot of andto nickname the football beer. if you like variety you can sample the flight of four. you can see it being made in the pub's 15 barrel brewery on the second story. >> it's nice to show off what we're doing. >> reporter: people want to see the process. >> tasty. it is 5:48 and new details on a plea deal with minnesota vikings running back adrian peterson. >> plus a preview of country music's biggest night, one in which "action news" is playing a big part. david. >> we are dressing the kids in sweatshirts this morning and t-shirts this afternoon. as we are starting out a little cool but winding up mild and we're rooting for our university of the morning on 6abc. they've got a big weekend with that fall festival for special olympics on campus this weekend. we'll be back with your daypart forecast, we'll take another look at the airport call, too and see if those delays in n steak & eggs. steak & eggs! steak & eggs. steak & eggs? steak & eggs. boom. dunkin's angus steak and egg sandwich is

ron wheelock, aka the gringo shaman.s a former mechanic and pot dealer from kansas, who spent two decades in peru, cooking up psychedelic teas in his role as shaman, or traditional healer. i meet up with stan and ron at el purguero as the gringo shaman breaks down the plant mix used for his ayahuasca brew, acclaimed as the most powerful in the region. >> these are the leaves of the wambita, the chaliponga, they contain five dmt. this is chacruna, this contains indian dmt. and these are from the chir chiri penango. >> for millennia, native shamans in the amazon have tapped this jungle pharmacy for all types of cures. but in the past decade, thousands of american tourists have flocked here, seeking help from local medicine men including aw new wave of bringo healers like ron. a ten-day retreat at el purguero costs about $1,000 and attracts a wide range of seekers from across the globe. a father and daughter from canada, an online entrepreneur, the son of a successful ceo, and a professor from belgium. like stan, these trav

. >> you created a show called aka pablo. we thought you had the golden touch that you could do no wrong bu created a show about a hispanic man that did not work. i told the network that we were living the american immigrant experience. when the jews, the irish, the italians came here. they lived up the street, down the street. they were gathered in the place. at that time, the only fresh immigrant experience worthy latinos who are living at the street. -- immigrant experience were the latinos. it was going to take time to get used to them. there were some wonderful actors . if they had let more than six shows go come we only needed six shows. shows or 32let 16 shows, that's what's happening with all the shows that are succeeding in the non-networks today. time to develop it. same is true with "60 minutes." they had time to develop it putting it on sunday evening at the time it did. they had room to build an audience. if you don't make it on friday night, you don't make it. >> networks of the same way. i've been trying for th

meet midget, aka tanya thompson. she's with a bikers group the platinum dreams. >> we're can committed. we started a couple years back. we do it every year. >> how does it make you feel to be able to help people in need? >> it makes us feel wonderful. that's why we started this in 2003. >> mwah! >> that's the labor of love. it is to give back to the community. >> yeah. >> because we give back at bikers sometimes. we do more than just ride. that we are really in the spirit of giving. >> yeah. >> we also adopt families around christmastime. >> that's cool. and you guys pack the the turkey and then all things. >> that's right. >> about 7:30 the meals will be delivered to the food and friends clients. as we have talked throughout the morning, they ever people living with hiv/aids a, cancer and other serious illnesses. this is more than just getting a good meal but nourishment for the soul and the spirit this holiday season. live northeast. back to you now. >> thank you, molette. we're keeping an eye on the overnight deve

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you got names, numbers, akas. >> what makes information so dangerous?these guys just had a major staff assault up at tehachapi, less than a week ago. we don't know. could it go down here? very easily. you never know. i mean, that's -- i like to go home after i do my eight. and i like to see everyone else go home after they do their eight. if i find something that can keep someone safe, great. have you heard the term birdbath? where they birdbath inside the cell? these guys made their own shower. you stick it in the end there and hit the button. and they sit over the toilet and wash themselves off, you know. >> pretty handy. >> you've got to improvise, you know? that's a trip, man. >> the restrictions of a lockdown and the realities of prison life require new rules of etiquette in order to survive within a cell. >> you have to be compatible with your cellie. you have no know who you're dealing with. two grown men in a cell. both got our own stress and got our own problems. you make it do. it's hard. but it's not impossible. >> it's imperative for us to k

. >> aka the maestro of bartending phenomenon good friend sylvester stallone calls him the professor.ent to his own vegas bar in the cromwell hotel. >> the cocktails are second to none. we do the theater because the bartender do really leaving theater. >> and given extra mixology 101 for one of his signature drinks. >> the breakfast martini. it's known to be one of the top new modern classic cocktail in the world. >> first you start with gin add cointreau, lemon juice orange marmalade orange zest shake pour then drink. >> mama mia. this is really good. >> and it's waiting for you. >> if you ask anyone, they'll tell you. >>> up next, real housewife bethenny frankel's wild new one-on-one with a.j. >> taking on the million dollar payday rumor and is she on a new york manhunt? >> how is it revisiting the dating world? >> then, jenny mccarthy's view of the new "view." >> i know what it's like to be at that table. >> and jenny and new husband donny on their crazy mishap. and scott eastwood is here talking about his world war ii box office hit and will he be teaming up with his famous dad cl

my first name willy, aka little fluff, 6 deuce east coast crip. man one time, he fell down and die. i got life without the possibility of parole. i ain't scared of no man in here, i know a whole lot of dudes feel the same way. >> when corcoran was built in 1988, it was supposed to house no more than 3,000 inmates, today that number is almost double. some cells that were designed to hold one person now house two men in a 6 by 12 concrete box. the overcrowding at the prison forced officials to convert the gymnasium into densely packed living quarters for over 120 of the lowest-risk inmates. >> people are real irritable and tempers flare. this is not a place that you could house so many people for a very long time. >> even among the lowest-risk inmates, violence is always a possibility that officers must guard against. >> we have a gunner up top and he can pretty much see the whole area. these guys, when they want to go off, they're going to go off, okay? nothing's going to stop it. >> and trouble did break out as our cameras were rolling. an alarm s

she rides in a vehicle propelled by eagle wings, aka prorks pe, by the house of representatives. the chariot's front decorated by a portrait of washington. the chariot sits astride a globe encircled by a band enscribed with signs of the zodiac. the 12 constellations that traditionally represent the universe from earth's northern hemisphere. the presence of the zodiac has been noted by others but not explained within the context of american history. a congressional resolution on june 14th, 1777, authorized the design of the flag of the united states. 13 red and white stripes were its major identifying elements, but the resolution concluded that the union be 13 stars, white in a blue field representing a new constellation. both the designer of the american flag and latrobe conceived of the historical importance of america's governing system as extra ter restrial. the great library in alexandria egypt inspired latrobe's choice of the architectural look. it was inspired in 1812. a u-shaped room across from the senate chamber but sunken five feet to accommodate one full and two half s

baseball's offseason game of musical chairs, aka free agency, filled another seat today.the arizona diamondbacks reportedly have won the yoes mauney tomas sweepstakes beating out the giants. according to mlb.com the cuban slugger and the d'backs agreed to a six-year deal with $68.5 million. the corner outfielder who just turned 24 spent parts of the last seven years playing in cuba and hit .375 with 62 homers and 5 rbi in last year's world baseball classic. >>> for the second straight game the 49ers will be shorthanded on the offensive line as right tackle anthony davis will miss thursday's thanksgiving showdown against the seahawks due to that concussion he suffered at the end of the giants victory. jonathan martin starts in his place. >>> with the sharks hosting division rival calgary tonight, their 10-9-4 record has been good enough for fifth place in the pacific. that mediocre start has pushed coach mcclellan's job security into the headlines. he knows team teal needs to pick up the pace. >> the harmony with the -- within the group is strong. very supportive of each o

. >> you created a show called "aka pablo."thought you had the golden touch, that you could do no wrong. but you created a show about a hispanic man that did not work. >> i told the network that we were living the american immigrant experience. when the jews came here, when the irish came here, when the italians came here. they lived up the street, down the street. from each other. they were gathered in the place. at that time, the only fresh immigrant experience worthy immigrant experience worthy latinos who were living up the street. i told them there were going to be 17 characters and it was going to take time to get used to them. there were some wonderful actors. if they had let more than six shows go -- we only did six shows. if they had let 16 shows or 32 shows, that's what's happening with all the shows that are succeeding in the non-networks today. >> they have time to develop it. >> they have time to develop it. >> same is true with "60 minutes." they had time to develop it putting it on sunday evening at the time it d

bobby aka adam sandler on the side line. usc on fire early.orge back at the end zone. trenl an after cal punt. the defense get cal on the board safety here. davis stops the by ortega in the end zone 14-2 game. second quarter. kessler picked off by nicker son junior this guy in disbelief. on the very next play daniel fumble it right back. trojan recover get the ball to cal. 17 yard line. kessler too. nelson aguilar second tour of the game. 16 catches. 214 yards. 31-9 at the half. if it's 31-16. defense could not stop t.3 79 yards passing as kessler buys some time then floats it to a wide open randall for fourth touch down pass of the night. late td to make the final a rather deceptive 38-30 usc. nfl thursday nature football. check out the contact worn by williams. play for the bills. tanen twhil 42 yards passing. to gibson. then in the fourth to landry. make the dive for the end zone. dolphins win a 3 hour game 22-9. dance was nasty. baseball award just 24 hours after winning the award. kershaw wins the national league mvp the first pitcher in

. >> our political contributor, aka, the man who knows everything. >> thomas, thanks so much. >> the record-setting weather in the carolinas. snow blanketed parts of north and south carolina. this is the earliest snowfall that south carolina has erre in recorded history. temperatures were in the 80s, weren't they. >> meteorologist: then they were, 80's, that's not a typical temperature that you would her when talking about snow. it's quite the jump, and a lot of us are feeling the jumps with temperatures falling claimly on both coasts, west and east. we're getting a significant amount of snow in the mountains of idaho and montana, we're going to get snowfall in parts of maine as well. the smokey mountains. but these are parts of the u.s. that are going to stay cooler initially. and our focus is on election day weather. in fact, we look at tuesday. jumping ahead we have got enough of a warm up moving in that we'll get significant rainfall in oregon for western oregon especially. but also in text, and note how that rain will stretch all the way up past the great lakes towards buffalo.

mentioning jefferson, i am excited i am going to have a chance to re-interview thomas jefferson, akall barker, in april of next year. put april 15 on your calendar and come back. i will come through the wormhole and try to talk to him about his relationships with washington. if he had died, of course he does not die, he was severely injured. the same left leg that was almost destroyed at the battle of quÉbec earlier in the war. survives for the story to unfold. washington wrote him letters of condolences, urged him to get better. said i will find a good spot for you when you do. 1778, i think a significant date because it is right after france recognizes us as an independent country, washington gives to benedict arnold -- washington had received a valuable set of epaulets from an important frenchman. he gave a pair to benedict arnold as a testimony of my sincere regard of your conduct. i think in a way he is recognizing to arnold arnold's great importance in that victory. george washington as a man of wise judgment. but george washington is a man. like every man, he screws up from ti

. >> my name is aka.n you think about it, you realize -- >> sophomore year, when i took driver's ed, that's when it hit me, i can't get a driver's license, i can't have an i.d. there's no way i can get in the military. >> what do you think the reaction is going to be as people see the people coming from the shadows and finally be able to have an opportunity? because as the president said, there's harsh lines here, have an opportunity to come forward and live as american citizens that have been living here anyway. >> you know, reverend, i think one of the first and probably common reactions will be, i didn't know that that friend of my daughter's was undocumented. i didn't know that my neighbor was undocumented. i didn't know that the person who's been serving me my breakfast at the cafe for the last five years was undocumented. and now i know. and they're just like me. and it's like a lot of these things. once people begin to realize, oh, they're just like the family that i know, the friends that i know,

they they hearh;aka about the 25,000 they will grab on to. you or his mother i hope can protect.to go to him, not had his lawyers. i don't know whati÷i kind of a job the lawyers. it took them a hell of a lot of time to get them out. i watched your incredible interview. watching. he suffered greatly. i think this $25,000 will be the beginning of getting somebody who is a good person back with his life and on to openfully a much better life that he has had. >> a lot of other people volunteered therapy dogs and all sorts of different ways to help him. the american people, many of them are helping. donald, as always, thank you, sir. >> thanks a lot, greta. well, let's all go off-the-record. i smell a rat. china, to be had, but guess what? we have been. president obama signed a reciprocal visa is a deal to china. extend visas to 5 years and tourist visas 10 years. same goes u.s. citizens in china. but, an glaring omission. president obama did not demand that journalists' visas be part of the deal. china has a horrible history of restricting the press both foreign and domestic. if the

allen aka captain disillusion. >> greetings children, captain disillusion here. i would be willing to stake my reputation on the fact that these nfl videos are not real. >> here's a highlight from the captain. >> gentleman, i give you nfl fantasy files. chris cooley positions himself behind the wall, but the swish pan from the pass serves as a transition to a shot of him behind the wall where a hole is precut. a touchup masks the hole. cooley thrusts his hand through the hole and elegant animation of dust and debris does the rest. a moment later the football is placed in cooley's hands, and cooley emerges victorious. >> pull! >> and what about joe flacco at the shooting range? >> they filmed every element that makes this happen separately. joe flacco throwing the ball, the ball flying through the sky, and the clay pigeon explodie and the clay pigeon explodixplo. and then combined them together in an action shot to make them look real. >> all interesting theories. but until we hear otherwise from the source, that is just what they are, theories. we may never have

her name is winter, aka winnie. and she's in fourth grade.ome parent advice for you, if your daughter winnie, which is my name, too, ever gets teased a a winnie the pooh, she should respond, the pooh slides on you. [ laughter and applause ] believe me, i've been called that many times before. i know i'm not a parent, but this is probably the best advice ever." that is great advice. winnie, thank you. and also winnie sent us a a drawing. this is her playing tetherball with two friends. one of them calls her "butthead" and the other calls her "winnie the pooh." she's got her comeback already, "the poo slides on you." burn. >> steve: burn! [ cheers and applause ] burn. >> jimmy: i'll remember that. i'll tell her, i'll tell her that. >> steve: poo slides on you, dude. >> jimmy: yeah, that's right, pooh slides on you man. uhm, next one is from a third grader named john, he actually just sent us a joke. >> steve: oh, great! >> jimmy: "why can't you hear a a pterodactyl going to the bathroom? because the 'p' was silent." [ laughter and applause ] >>

. >> and ex-con mitchell braddock, aka mico, is cuffed on suspicion of pimping. >> technically, i feelm doing a good thing by protecting someone. >> but mico doesn't see himself as a pimp so much as a protector and guardian angel to lost and wayward souls. >> because i'm more -- ever since i experienced the prison experience, since i've been out, i've been totally on a spiritual path. yeah, i kind of see myself as like the kwai chang caine of the adult entertainment industry, if you know who that is. it was a kung fu master from a series back in the '70s. i try to show those that are lost, i try to guide them back into the light, and i try to teach them martial arts and transcendental meditation, yoga and stuff like that. any girl i'm associated with, i try to build them up. you know, i want them to feel strong. i want them to feel empowered, you know? i want them to eventually do something else, go to school. but i think they need someone like me currently to show them the way. >> the saga of master mico began on detroit's east side back in the 1980s. as a teenager into boxing and the

. >> it look like samuel clemens, aka mark twain. pulls out of massive kennett square house after a fire ripped through. how the building's history had crews fighting to save it. >> lucy get ready for up and down temperatures over the next several days. we're already previewing what to expect for thanksgiving much that's all next. iain. >> all right scott. talk about high honors actually an award for the best public roast restroom and it's right here in the delaware vally. >> wow! >> what just nailed the number one spot in the nation. >> hysterics chester county home goes up in flames. the fire broke out inside this house one of the oldest buildings in kennett square. people living in the neighborhood cannot believe this happened to a landmark in chester county. >> fox 29's jennifer joyce explains why parts of the home can never be replay. >> reporter: skyfox flew overhead as historic shall front mansion in kennett square went up in smoke and flames. >> i was smoke coming out of different windows from the second and third noor and ou