and don't take it, alexis.ello. >> monique jeffries seeks another source of commissary funding. her daughter. >> why do i have to be your mama? why do i have to be there when i need you to be there? you know, millions of people have saved with progressive, so i get invited to quite a few family gatherings. heck, i saved judith here a fortune with discounts like safe driver, multi-car, paperless. you make a mighty fine missus, m'lady. i'm not saying mark's thrifty. let's just say, i saved him $519, and it certainly didn't go toward that ring. am i right? [ laughs ] [ dance music playing ] so visit progressive.com today. i call this one "the robox." >>> most of the inmates inside the louisville metro department of corrections jail prefer living in dorm-style housing units where they can at least socialize and have access to tv. but anthony politi is happy to be housed alone in his cell and to occasionally chat with a neighbor. >> politi. what's up? you got a haircut. let me see. you ugly, man. >> i could not be i

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and everybody always brings it up to me. >> reporter: but sidney and alexis' ordeal is not isolated. over the past 30 years, 429 people have been seriously injuring parasailing in the u.s. 73 have died. turns out, the equipment used in parasailing is not required to be inspected by any government agency. that includes the tow lines and the harness. no agency performs any kind of mandatory inspections on the safety equipment. it's been left up to each individual operator to define safety as they see fit without repercussi repercussions. yesterday, the national safety transportation board issued a stinging rebuke of the parasailing industry, accusing operators of poor judgment, lack of experience and improper training. now they can only recommend that all operators be licensed by the coast guard, which doesn't sit well with sidney's mom. so when the ntsb calls for more regulations but can't enforce them, how does that make you sneel >> it makes me sick. >> reporter: the w59er sports association industry says it was weather and not faulty equipment that caused the accident. yesterday, s

what is the legacy of brazil 2014, alexi?perspective, i say this is the greatest world cup i have seen in terms of the stories on the field, the drama, the goals. the theater, all of that, from an american perspective, it showed that there is an american soccer culture. it's not underground. it's unique. it's passionate. it's diverse. it gets bigger and bigger. and the numbers that we saw there, no need to apologize for it. good to be a part of. >> santi? >> it was fantastic world cup for me. i enjoyed all of the games, we saw all the games here. the group stage was fantastic, great open games, teams wanting to play with the ball. not so much defending, two or three teams wanted to defend. it was fantastic. and the best team in the tournament won the final prize. >> thank you. >> you are welcome. >> don't encourage him. we'll hear about it all night. >> i agree. it was fantastic. especially in the first round. so many goals. we could see this moment break a little bit the round of last 16. really really tight. you could feel

what is the legacy of brazil 2014, alexi?perspective, i say this is the greatest world cup i have seen in terms of the stories on the field, the the goals. the theater, all of that, from an american perspective, it showed that there is an american soccer culture. it's not underground. it's unique. it's passionate. it's diverse. it gets bigger and bigger. and the numbers that we saw there, no need to apologize for it. good to be a part of. >> santi? >> it was fantastic world cup for me. i enjoyed all of e games, we saw all the games here. the group stage was fantastic, great open games, teams wanting to play with the ball. not so much defending, two or three teams wanted to defend. witas fantastic. and the best team in the tournament won the final prize. >> thank you. >> you are welcome. >> don't encourage him. we'll hear about it all night. >> i agree. it was fantastic. especially in the first round. so many goals. we could see this moment break a little bit the round of last 16. really really tight. you could feel the pressu

el italiano mantuvo la tabla general. >> 42 millones de euros por alexis sÁnchez, que la primera vezgresado a brasil a ver al mundial, pero en realidad buscando asilo polÍtico. todavía no hay una decisiÓn al respecto. muchas muchas personas que hablan espaÑol piensan que se puede hablar portuguÉs fÁcilmente. veremos que no. >> quÉ es esto? >>u na borracherÍa. >> venden whisky= ? >> no! una borracherÍa es una gomerÍa. --gomerÍa. y este letrero que dice "atacado". habrÁn sido vÍctimas del crimen? serÁ que aquÍ atacan? >> no. atacado es cantidades. >> es muchos pantalones? eso es lo que venden? o sea que significa venta al mayoreo. mayoristas. >> y el pollo resfriado? >> es no congelado, a medio descongelar. listo para cocinar. >> y la lista continÚa. si va a pagar y ve que estÁ su tarjeta y dice "aceitada". no significa que la vayan a aceitar, sino que es aceptada. >> y cuando vemos oficina? no es nuestra oficina, es un taller mecÁnico. >> si viene a brasil, recuerde que el espaÑol no es portuguÉs. para que la gente lo de dinero encuentre, anuncio su regreso a californiaen su cuenta @h

hablamos de luis suÁrez y del chileno alexis. >> hay que [ locutor ] con el nuevo plan sprint framily precio tan bajo como $25 al mes cada uno. ipues a mi familia! ihola mamá! hola hija. itraje a rubina! ihola rubina! ah...¿las facturas son separadas? [ locutor ] claro! ahhhh...ihola, mi amor! [ locutor ] comienza tu sprint framily y obtén el móvil para los amantes de la música ¿problemas para escuchar en el teléfono? con 6 meses gratis de spotify premium. visita sprintcaptel.com. >>el telÓn del mundial de fÚtbol caerÁ dentro de 72 horas, pero siguen soplando con fuerza en los aires mundialistas. >> la fifa rechazÓ la apelaciÓn del delantero uruguayo luis suÁrez y confirmÓ su severa sanciÓn. fue castigado con nueve partidos de suspensiÓn con la selección uruguaya y cuatro meses de inactividad. igual, todavÍa pueden apelar al tribunal deportivo. en esta transferencia de 42.7 millones de euros de sÁnchez. el alemÁn ganÓ la sexta etapa del tour de francia, superando en el tramo final al noruego, en la prueba de 134 km. el italiano mantuvo la tabla general. >> 42 millones de euros por ale

alexis is an 11 year vet with the s.s. airport. he carried three people off the plane and stayed with them, stayed with an elderly woman who could not move a safe distance from the plane ~ and he stayed with her regardless, even though there is the danger of explosion occurring right by him. he risked his life to save others. ryan horn is a 14 year veteran airfield security officer. he helped to coordinate the actions of all the airfield security officers. i believe there's about 20 at the airport, but these five were really critical in helping to save lives. and lastly, number five is bernardo magana who discovered and sought help for critically injured flight attendants and he's been serving at s.f. security officer 12 years. all these airfield security officers provided a great service and are deserving of our appreciation from our city of san francisco. they risked their lives to help save others and on behalf of the san francisco board of supervisors and our city and county, i wanted to thank and acknowledge them. i want -- be

alexis chu reported on whitney's death for "people" magazine. >> one source who worked with whitney toldly was not a goodie two shoes in any sense of the word. >> houston's bad girl side may have ultimately drawn her to r & b bad boy bobby brown. >> she was a girl from the streets of newark, and she fell in love with a bad boy with a good voice. so, you know, her fans, yes, very shocked. those who knew her best really weren't surprised. >> houston and brown traded rings in 1992. a personal high matched only by a professional one that very same year. "the bodyguard" gross in order than $400 million and launched the top selling soundtrack of all time. ♪ >> but even as the crossover superstar commanded millions for movies like "the preacher's wife," she increasingly struggled with her fame. >> did she ever talk to you about the stress of fame? >> she said to me you don't know what it's like being me. i'm stressed out all the time. >> that stress was only compounded by houston's often rocky marriage. >> they were very happy at first. but pretty soon their relationship turned pretty volatile.

and you know, scherrman alexi is a big time author. and i've been reading him for many years. >> stephen: you're a big time author too, now. >> now i am. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: now the book sales you're number three right now on the best-seller list. it's the third goodes book in america right now. it's about a post apocalyptic dystopia in california. so essentially california. (laughter) has it got a happy ending. don't tell me the ending, but is it a happy ending. >> you have to read to find out. (laughter) >> it leaves it open-- it's pretty happy. >> stephen: okay, yeah. okay, is there another hachette author that you would like to bump here tonight to tell the good people out there, maybe they can take a look at. >> yeah, i'm reading stephane eric clark's book sweetness number 9 which is so good. >> stephen: is it a new author. >> a deput novel. >> stephen: called sweetness number 9 by stephane. >> eric clark. >> stephen: stephane eric clark. stefan i will ask you to cut two of those three names it. just stefan clark, sw

this is alexis. >> her husband is jessie james. the reality show motorcycle icon. >> you and jessie, who wins. >> if a truck, he would probably beat me hands down. in fawnny car, i'd definitely winner. >> i knew she was going to be good. because when we were going through the training, she kind of looks over and goes, oh, our company makes those. >> oh, yeah. >> she was a ringer. >> cool. >> the sonoma kids, i tell you what, they come up with all kinds of interesting ways to introduce their product. >> cool. >> for news throughout the evening, the latest always on kpix.com. >> see you at 10:00. ,,,,,, this tillamookmook old fashd vanilla ice cream is absolutely amazing. creammmmmy. it makes my tongue dance. me too. hey you two, stop that tillamook tongue dancing and get back to work! tillamook ice cream, tastes better because it's made better. announcer: it's time to pl "family feud." give it up for steve harvey. [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: thank you very much. how are you, folks? thank you very much. well,

in two thousand and twelve our correspondent election is in have on and on we can speak to him live alexy has it been a productive day for the two countries so far than. well indeed the word is coming from the revolution palace at the moment that signing of the document the procedure has started this will include lots of different very important deals including oil deals which would allow russia. the research of the cuban offshore oil platforms and of potentially about twenty billion barrels of. oil in that area also military cooperation and many other things but of course the most impressive and the thing and that's the talk of the town right now is russia officially rubber stamping unprecedented move writing off ninety percent of cuba's debts to the u.s.s.r. that is thirty two billion u.s. dollars the rest the other ten percent remaining ten percent of the debt will be reinvested into cuban economy the question now of course is what have on the will offer and now we also know that allows you to build and has held talks with i would guess that a current cuban leader and. asked him about

. >>> almost 10 months now since aaron alexis massacred a dozen people at the washington navy yard and the d.c. police department has an after action report, an 82 page review of what went right and wrong that terrible day. among the findings? when first responders charged into that building last september, in some ways they were flying blind. they didn't have to be. remember this chilling video of navy yard shooter aaron alexis stalking for victims inside building 197? well, the police after action report said this very same video in realtime would have been invaluable to the 117 first responders who charged into the building that morning, but they couldn't see it because a private security guard had locked himself inside the video control room and didn't call the cops. almost as bad, even the horse. officials who knew about that control -- law enforcement officials who knew about that control room never bothered to send anyone to check it out and remember how the cops thought there may have been two shooters? that, too is blamed in part on a lack of access to internal cameras. the re

other chefs he's been covering this story and has visited one of the bases alexy good to see. what did you see when you were in poland we went to the northeastern part of poland the town of ramadi where reportedly one of the cia black sites was located although i can say it was hard luck because we went there the only thing we can manage to see was the airstrip the military airstrip where reportedly. the cia prisoners were brought in and then taken to a different location we also heard witness accounts that they indeed saw military war military airplanes landing in that area even sometimes three or four o'clock in the morning but that is as far as it as it got we didn't find this location we didn't find this facility of course that if it existed there it was very seriously classified then we went back to warsaw and we had an interview with one of the lawyers of of these two men who by the people to be precise and he spoke of ample proof that these man possessed of being water boarded tortured deprived of sleep and all that happened at that particular black site in northeastern

the link you have to go live in moscow thank you very much for that alexy we'll see you soon now for russia ultimately these sanctions are potentially much more dangerous than the previous measures that so discuss it now with a host of volunteers venture capital katie pilbeam good to see you again today let's talk about the damage these are signs are capable of doing what do you know. will be in the bank why they play and the. big. crunch in. the russian budget which will be. so we do. the companies in about. the person but you and. me. because in my t.v. work we did as as you were saying ok if you get your micro back on good girl we're talking massive massive. numbers gas problem you have to look at one hundred twenty nine billion then the total they're coming to what just shy of what half a trillion or so do you not see that you can see that to give you just a can see him a lot and which is always good now you've got about four full fifty billion i mean that is a lot of money that russia relies upon and these are the companies that are being targeted all right so a big money a slew

aaron alexis killed 12 people inside the navy yard last september. we have with the new report reveals, scott? >> we're just going through 80-plus pages of the internal mpd.w bt by a lot of confusion documented. one big example is problems occurred when they were trying to get access to the closed-circuit tv cameras. that would have allowed them to direct officers on where to track down arrow in alexis. there was a lot of confusion. also talk about a possible second sucks back -- a second suspect could have been ruled out. the security officer at the control room where the cameras were directed to not contact the police about what may have seen. also in the search for the gun man, not all responding officers were the same radio channel. we have seen this in other incidents in the past. unfortunately it occurred again. and the base commander inside the facility was not in communication, not aware of the unified command center that was set up outside the navy yard. those who talk about responded, a lot of agencies, many officers were unfamiliar with th

. >>> botched nsa snowden and aaron alexis just awarded a new government contract. that's right. the department of homeland security handing the investigation firm $190 million to help operate the nation's immigration system. the company came under fire after performing background checks on snowden and alexis who killed 12 people at the navy yard. they say the company cut corners during the investigation. >> look close lie at your tv. 357,000 veterans in florida and georgia received that va calendar wias a huge mistake. independence day did not fall on the 4th of july. proofreaders didn't realize that error until the cal ders were printed and they p didn't to pay extra for the printing. >> oo cancellations, ticket changes, you name it just when you thought airlines ran out of fees they could charge you think again. beginning july 21st the security fee that helps fund the tsa will more than double on many e tickets sold. a nonstop ticket will go to 11 from 5. be prepared. the latest business they could stand a debate over firearms and open carry laws. a statement on the retailer's

returning in february to the sight of the navy shooting. 12 workers were killed last september when aaron alexis opened fire in building 197. they will announce a decision at a meeting thursday in arlington. he expects all 2,700 workers to be back in that building by april. >> after robbers struck a convenient store on july 4th o. beat the owner james >> this upper 14th street community is still mourning the loss of james oh who died after he was robbed and beaten on july. >> at a standing-room only ir munity meeting kathy lemie tried to answer the questions. >> officers have concentrated patrols in the area but a lot some of the community. the suspect was found not far away. and she told them somebody in the community may actually have seen the killers. >> people are not going to commit this crime in a small neighborhood business. if they are not familiar with the neighborhood and not familiar with the business. chances are they've been in the neighborhood and business. >> neighbors are encouraging each other to speak up. >> the young people, the old people, the people in between they need to g

. >> i'm jill, director of the queen village in fairmount, our center this is alexis. >> hi, alexis shaveralso a teach their at the camp. snow cam how many years in the making? >> so this is the new program there is year. we're running a series of studios, fashion is one of the focus, what we have here for you today. also focus on painting, sculpture and comics. >> that's this is real interesting. this is for girls, well, all ages? >> yes. >> all genders. >> nine to 13. what are the dates of this cam snap. >> fashion camp runs july 14th and 21st, and the other camps run the following week after that, you choose what week or weeks you want to do. >> last week how many hours her day. >> 9:00. to 3:00. >> hundred snatch. >> they bring their lunch, we have everything else, and we have late care 8:00 to 5:30. >> the. >> 365 for the week, weaver discounts the more weeks you do, the better. >> and from what i hear it also includes all of the surprise, is that true? >> all of the supplies, and these kids are taught by extraordinary teachers, who really teach them skills. these girls have been deal

el atacante chileno alexis sÁnchez finalizÓ su paso por el barcelona para unirse al arsenal inglÉs enluis balbuena disparÓ un triplete de dos carreras en la entrada nÚmero 12, para guiar a los cachorros de chicago a una victoria ante los cachorros de cincinnati. estuvo a punto de anotarse un home run. >> al regresar hablamos con leslie grace. quien participara en premios juventud. >> a continuaciÓn roger borges habla con leslie grace sobre su participaciÓn en premios juventud. >> nos reunimos con la princesa de la bachata. hace sÓlo horas anunció que serÁ una de las presentadoras de premios juventud. >> para mÍ es muy especial, y comenzÓ prÁcticamente mi carrera. >> ella estÁ ansiosa de ver todos los gÉneros que se presentarÁn esa noche. >> ver a personas representar diferentes gÉneros. >> tienes una cena con tu novio en tu apartamento, pero el pÚblico no sabe que tu mamÁ y el resto de tu familia estÁn aquÍ...... el novio es solo para su vÍdeo. en este disco tambiÉn comparte con compositores como sergio... >> me siento ansiosa por develarle al pÚblico lo que tengo en el estudio. si ti

accused of killing alexis murphy a sentence to two life terms in prison. she was last seen in lovingston, virginia. her body has never been found. randy taylor maintains his innocence, but he did ask for a 20 year sentence in exchange for telling authorities where her body was. a jan brewer is ordering review of the state's execution process. >> a comes after it took nearly two hours for a convicted killer to be put to death by lethal injection. karen travers has the details. >> the lethal injection of joseph wood should have taken about 10 minutes. it took 117. the convicted murderer's attorney filed an emergency appeal. court rejectedhe the appeal. andurdered a father daughter in cold blood in 1989. described it as nerve-racking because it went on so much longer than expected. >> he was sedated. all we heard occasionally was him snoring. >> the victim's family had no executionor how the transpired. >> everybody is worried about did he suffer. who suffered with my dad and my sister. first inmate to receive the new injection protocol. the cocktail was used

her journey began in el salvador last year where she lived with her brother alexis. both of them were raised by their grandmother after they are father and mother came to america -- their father and mother came to america to dallas illegally in 2005. translator: it was very difficult because my life in el salvador was very poor. i was unable to provide for them with food and a house. >> reporter: in the last few years conditions in el salvador became so dire, so dangerous her parents decided to get her out. translator: it was difficult. you could not go out by yourself. it was not safe at the school or at home. they can just kill you or force you to be recruited into the street gang and if you do not agree, they just kill you. >> reporter: the final straw for sylvia she says came last year when her 8th grade teacher was murdered in an episode of gang violence. translator: when they killed my teacher, i felt unsafe. i don't want to go back to school. that's when my dad asked if i wanted to come to the u.s. and i said yes. >> reporter: her father says he paid a coyote

thank you. >> alexis thank you for sharing your recollections from 50 years ago. we will go to plymouth, new hampshire. valerie is next caller: good morning. how are you guys doing? host: host: fine. thank you. caller: i am glad to see a historian on t.v. can you hear me? >> we can. go ahead, valerie. caller: okay. i want to know: are you aware that ronald reagan back in the 20s, before f.d.r. was a communist? >> ronald reagan was born in 1911 guest: he would have had to be a junior communist. >>host: to learn more about the impact of 64, in 66 as governor of california and as president. guest: you could make the case that if goldwater never happened, if reagan would have had a presidency. goldwater laid the ground work for the transformation that made it possible for ronald reagan to be nominated in 1980. >> this is a tweet from the jim saying, will we play the datesy ad? somehow, i think not. a portion of the datisy ad. an iconic spot from 50 years ago. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. >> a speech that resonated 50 years ago in an ad that still resonates today? >> yeah. >> the fi

. >> taking complaints to social media seems to be working for lots of people like 23-year-old alexisad to make a phone call to customer service line or send an e-mail. i always resort to social media. >> how many companies do you think you've tweeted? >> at least áe100. >> 100? >> yeah. >> she says just about every company responds and solves the issue. >> in the 2013 study looking at the top 100 global companies over on twitter, 10% of companies responded to consumers within an hour. 93% responded within 48 hours. it's not just up. 98% of companies have facebook responses. >> customers have all the cards. what they are finding is they can use all of these social media channels to get a better and faster response. >> tip number one find out if the companies have twitter accounts specifically for customer service and tweet those. for example, delta has @delta >> they are more likely to help you in a positive way and not necessarily ignore you. >> if they do ignore you, keep tweeting. >> you're going to keep tweeting them. watch out for alexis. >> abc news. >> well, a popular online da

the security guard was locked in the room with a surveillance video monitor watching aaron alexis asng rampage. it's unclear why he never contacted police. police chief laneer tells us the inability for her officers to see the video feed puts them at a disadvantage. sxwro we would have been able to use those cameras in that short period of time, but for the remaining, what is it, 47 minutes or whatever, while we were searching the believe, yes, those would have been beneficial to us had we had access to them. >> the report which ames to help coordinate the response during future attacks also points out that the navy yard base commander never communicated with d.c. police because he was working out of a different command center. it is important to note, as the chief said, the reports that have access to the video likely would not have saved any lives. ten of alexis's 12 victims were killed within the first six minutes of his rampage. >>> brand new details about kidnapping and sex assault case. >> police have just released details, including a photo of a person of interest. that's news

people died in the shooting last september before a police officer shot and killed the gun man, aaron alexis. details of the report was the guard locked himself inside a more thanaccess to 10 live camera feeds in the building. the guard reportedly never contacted the police. manyesponding officers from various agencies were also unab to communicate on the same radio channel. other radios transmitted a cousin of the buildings architecture. the report includes several recommendations including training for operations in confined areas and the use of smaller tactical weapons. >> one week every woman with struggle to death in alexandria, the police are asking for your help. the woman was found dead last friday inside her apartment on derby court. now investigators are asking anybody who had contact with her in the past six months to get in touch with the police. the victims sister told jeff goldberg she lost much more than a sibling. we lost our mom. she is my mom. she takes care of my kids. >> i don't know how this kind of thing can happen. i'm at a loss of words. >> the police have not named a

>>> jonathan treviÑo fue sentenciado a 17 aÑos de cÁrcel por liderar la corrupta unidad panamÁ, y alexis>>> todo se descubriÓ, cuando el agente de la ley lo denunciÓ todo al fbi. >>> tuve que tomar una decisiÓn muy critica en mi carrera y vida, hace dos aÑos, cuando miembros del panamÁ uniÓn me querÍan incorporar a acciones ilegales. >>> que no estÁ satisfecho con la decisiÓn del juez, fue treviÑo. que no quiere hacer cumplir la ley, hoy su abogado apelÓ la decisiÓn de la corte, se pagarÁ una multa de 60 mil dÓlares, y monitoreado dos aÑos luego que cumpla la condena, hablÉ con el fiscal, que dice que la sentencia fue injusta y cree en la inocencia de treviÑo. >>> gracias vannesa. >>> al regresar en "noticiero telemundo", visitamos la frontera de honduras, somos testigos de esfuerzos para impedir que menores se jueguen la vida tratando de llegar a estados unidos. >>> hablamos con testigos del violento asalto a un banco y toma de rehenes. >>> y conocerÁn a jovencitos hispanos que co ♪. ♪. ♪. el asalto a un banco en stockton california, estremeciÓ a toda una comunidad cuando en un intento

the analysts tailor and alexis were both in town.they were answers questions and signing autographs for fans. here is ducis rodgers. >>> and jim, chase utley and jim trout make noise at the field. this night belongs to derek jeter. utley had an rbi double. millville opened with a triple. this is jeter's all-star appearance. he had a standing ovation. we are heading to the top of the ninth inning. the sixers are caution with noel after playing last night. he doesn't dress against the phoenix suns. hopefully we don't see him in street clothes too often. and he scores is 21. the sixers lose 97-98. >> and tiger woods returns for a visit a branch online to apply. >>> the flyers developmental camp is over. the young men are turned into young men with a week of camp update their belts. and the flyers picked him round one in the nhl draft last month. >> the guys in the organization, it's a learning week for me to find out what i need to work on in the summer and build on it. >>> the focus is impressive. they are doing a good job of willing t

bottom 3rd alexi ramirez comes out to replace jeter who runs off to a standing ovation jeter's mom andcheering jeter waives goodbye to the crowd he went 2-for-2 adding a single has hit.481 in all star games top 4th/ 3-2 a.l. jonathan lucroy gets his second rbi double of the game this one scoring dee gordon to tie the game 3-3 bottom 5th/ 3-3 tie trout goes down the left field line barely fair the a's derek norris who singled scores 4-3 a.l. final out glenn perkins gets the gorund out to end the game jeter goes out an all-star winner mike trout mvp final: 5-3 american league if the a's make the world series they will have home field the first one was a little cutter that he threw down and away. this second one was about 98 to senior that stayed on really dead. how did local guys do? yoenis cespedes the 2-time home run derby champ went 0-2 scott kazmir retired 2 of the 3 hitters he faced brandon moss struck out in his only at bat hunter pence 0-for-1 jeff samarddija did not pitch neither did tim hudson josh donaldson in the 5th. almost beats out this grounder sliding head first into 1st

el atacante chileno alexis sÁnchez finalizÓ su paso por barcelona para unirse al arsenal inglÉs.eras de 194 km que se corriÓ bajo una persistente llovizna. el italiano mantuvo el dominio. jugada controversial fue decretado por el Árbitro. >> tras la pausa la doctora nos dice cÓmo evitar que nuestros hijos estÉn activos. ♪ la universidad de juan. el dentista de isabelita. son demasiadas cuentas. ¿y que va a pasar con la hipoteca? [narradora] para obtener ayuda en español con su problema de la hipoteca, comuníquese con la fundación nacional para el asesoramiento crediticio. hay consejeros acreditados que son expertos en problemas de vivienda. llame al 1-800-682-9832 o visite no pierdas tu hogar punto o-r-g. un mensaje de servicio público de la fundación nacional para el asesoramiento crediticio. >> la doctora marÍa fuentes nos ofrece consejos de salud por la inactividad de los niÑos por los videojuegos. >> gracias amigos quiero animarlos a no pasar tanto tiempo frente sofÁ. segÚn los expertos, un pulmÓn de un jugador transplantado serÍa mejor que estar en la lista de espera, y a lo

. >>> los pequeÑos futbolistas de la rocinha, la favela mÁs grande y peligrosa de brasil, alexis tieneejar a los niÑos de la delincuencia y las drogas. la rocinha es la favela mÁs grande de rÍo de janeiro y todo brasil, viven hasta 300 mil personas, todos saben que la droga, la violencia, las bandas criminales estÁn en cualquier callejÓn del laberinto, ellos entrenan el control del balÓn para luego anotar los goles, aÍi quieren que los niÑos controlen su propia vida. *>>> octavio dice que no es tan peligrosa, siempre hay disparos. >>> me puse la gorra de los pumas, la camiseta de mÉxico y tambiÉn voy a jugar. >>> entre ne, juguÉ fÚtbol y corrÍ con ellos, minutos despuÉs no me podÍa mover, los pequeÑos celebraban los goles, aquÍ no quieren otro tipo de festejos, este video dio la vuelta al mundo nunca favela un equipo con rifles de asalto celebraba que ganÓ el campeonato, eran narcotraficantes, por eso selma tiene a su hijo en la escuela de fÚtbol. >>> dice que su pequeÑo estÁ mejor ahÍ haciendo deportes que expuesto en la rocin harÁ. parece un simple juego, el fÚtbol a ellos quizÁs les

over the course of 69 minutes, a literary contractor aaron alexis gunned down 12 people before he was fatally shot i the police. according to an internal review, there were problems within first minutes. since the navy yard had its own emergency call center, changed after the 2009 ford hood shooting, several emergency calls were not relayed to city dispatchers. many employees in the classified area were not allowed to take their mobile phones into the building, unable to send out information or receive emergency alerts. officers found it difficult to discern the exact location of thbuilding. in fact, there were no on-base coordinates for police dispatchers to pass onto officers. -- a sadly familiar problem communication on multiple channels by officers. the lease from different agencies could not talk to each other. from different agencies could not talk to each other. a guard monitoring nearly 100 real-time cameras did not act. contract security guard assigned to the control room locked the door and did not contact law enforcement. d.c. police chief cathy lanier said because the 12 v

. >> reporter: alexis green lives down the block from the smoke shop and took these photos from immediately after the shooting. >> when it first started it was a rather large crowd and there were detectives, ambulance workers. >> reporter: the man being wheeled out, you noticed there were tattoos on his arm. did he look like an officer? >> i didn't get a chance to look. >> reporter: one u.s. marshall shot in the leg, another injured in the arm. the nypd detective assigned to the task force shot in the abdomen. none of the injuries thought to be life threatening. >> mozdir was last seen in l.a. at the time police searched his home and found a cell phone with images of child porn and bestiality. his abandoned car was found soon after in georgia. the license plate removed and mozdir seemingly disappeared. deborah feyerick, cnn, new york. >>> now the los angeles clippers basketball team will likely have a new owner. a u.s. court has owned shelley sterling has a legal right to sell the team. in may two doctors determined that donald sterling was mentally incapacitated. that was a month after he

cbs news correspondent alexis christopherus shows us how guidelines are changing the way we treat thisnful condition. >> reporter: daniel, is an active, seven year-old but swimming can be problematic. he often gets swimmers ear, like he did on his recent vacation to the bohamas. >> one day my ear started to hurt. >> when he was diving in under the water, and then, later he would have a high fever and the food was coming out of the ear. >> reporter: swimmers another is a painful infection of the ear canal. besides swimming people can get it to any scratch of the ear that can let bacteria in. 40 percent of swimmers ear infections are treated with airal antibiotics but new guidelines from the american academy of ears advised against the pills. >> bad idea, side effects, causes resistance and delays recovery. >> reporter: doctor richard rosenfeld was lead author of the new advisory. he says doctors should treat infection with ear drops. >> antibiotic ear drops can be a thousand times more concentrated then what you take by mouth so it really is like dropping a bomb, on a bacteria. >> repor

alexis christoforous, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and it is 5:49 right now. to follow this breaking news this morning out of southwest philadelphia. some tragic, tragic news. fire officials now say four children have died in this three alarm fire that broke out in kingsessing overnight. that is in southwest philadelphia. of course our steve patterson has been live on the scene all morning long. he's going to bring you more updates. but we saw the pictures of those women, of those residents, crying, mourning the loss, probably, of those children, again, four kids died in that fire in kingsessing in southwest philadelphia overnight. we'll have more updates i wanted to do some good for them, so i'm trying hellmann's with olive oil. i'm kinda nervous. you don't mess with a fireman's hellmann's. hey mike, seriously, so good. well you know, that's not hellmann's on your sandwiches. it's hellmann's with olive oil. whaddaya want, a parade? [ laughter ] give me another sandwich. [ male announcer ] hellmann's mayonnaise dressing with olive oil. the delicious taste of h

. >> transgender inmate alex an droe cortez who calls himself alexis not only wanted attention from other but our field team as well. i just got hit on by a bunch of men. >> men? >> i mean women men -- women -- it was -- it was quite something. >> what number cell? >> 7. >> 7? >> 7. >> what did show say? >> she said i had very sexy legs. >> sexy legs. she told me to keep being sexy. >> cortez, who is in jail on a probation violation told us about his struggles in choosing to live as a woman. >> anyway, we were -- i can't say i feel like a woman. it's hard to explain. i feel like i'm a homosexual, i'm a man, but i prefer living as a woman. i'm mostly attracted to men. i don't want to live my life as a man. i want to live my life as a woman. it's hard. it's really hard. first i had to make it through my family and then society, you know. it's very hard, you know, because of the criticism and everything, but once i put it in my mind i'm going to live myself for who i am, my family, and who accepts me, criticism is always going to be out there and sometimes i feel like i'm the brave one becau

s tough gun law did not prevent aaron alexis from getting the gun he used in the navy guard shooting. that is part of an argument used by thomas massey of kentucky who pushed the amendment through. >> all the laws do right now keep honest citizens from having and bearing firearms. what their law does is it prevents them from having firearms. >> reporter: d.c. leaders are angry and say not enforcing the ban would make the city more dangerous. >> it presents a clear and present danger to our more than 600,000 residents as well as to the 20 million visitors who come to the nation's capital annually from all over the world and the cabinet and federal officials who frequent our public places. >> i'm actually sick and tired of being sick and tired of having to make these pilgrimages up to the congress to prevent, overcome, treatment that i think is unfair. >> reporter: d.c.'s tough laws now include background checks and bans on assault weapons and other restrictions at a time when the city's crime rate has dramatically fallen. >> we're not a toy. we're not a pawn. we does everybody to be tr