tenemos a una madrugadora, amelia ortega. y al especialista. >> ¡muy buenos dÍas!.otra cosa. y... no. no se puede. tambiÉn nos paramos del restaurante y dijo mi esposo: ya defintivamente. luego vamos a las tiendas, ella grita por todos lados, sale corriendo y cuando ella quiere algo y no se lo das empieza a llorar y tengo que darle algo para que se calme. en una tienda de ropa la Última vez y saliÓ corriendo en donde uno se prueba la ropa y estaba una sra. y vi su gesto cuando ella hizo... ah! m m m m! y me molestÓ tanto que dije: este es un lugar pÚblico y ella puede gritar cuantas veces quiera y solo se me quedÓ viendo y me dijo, bueno. y me molestÉ tanto que me hiciera eso que le dije a mi esposo vÁmonos porque no me quiero meter en problemas. >> disculpa que te interrumpa. por quÉ crees que se comporte de esta manera? tÚ por quÉ crees que ella es asÍ? >> puede ser que sea que la... no es que la consintamos mucho pero sino que a nosotros se nos hace gracia todo lo que ella hace. muchas veces la he regaÑado y se me sale un gesto chistoso. >> y te rÍes. bueno, habl

all this cover more of our special reports on the arctic on our amelia launched sister channel r.t.d. it's available on line with breathtaking pictures and analysis of the icy waters in the arctic sea grasses r t v dot r it's on the dot com. or as dear to report on last may's gaza aid flotilla raid by israeli troops nine activists. when commandos stormed a turkish ship delivering humanitarian supplies to blockade of palestinians the scheduled release comes as more aid vessels try and reach the arab territory but last year's incident continues to drive a wedge between israel and turkey as polis leader explains. today thursday is the deadline that the united nations gave itself to submit a report into last may's patella incident in which nine turkish citizens were killed while trying to break israel's blockade on gaza for the last few days as radiant turkish citizens have been meeting around the clock in new york to try and reach some kind of formula that is acceptable to both sides at the heart of the dispute is istanbul's insistence that tel aviv apologize for its role in events but s

after nearly two years spending time with big sister amelia, the once shy 7-year-old has new dreams. >> i want to be a lawyer, too, because like she works hard and she -- and talks to people. and i want to talk to people and help them. >> her big sister hopes the program will somehow get the funds it needs so more children like susan can realize their potential. >> i just hope that she wants to the same for herself, that she sees that there's so much more than she can do in life, that she can dream it and she can do it. >> reporter: >> in the east bay, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> dozens of kids with parents in prison are currently on the waiting list hoping to get a mentor. big brothers, big sisters, says they will have 200 fewer kids if they don't find the money that they need. >>> we have breaking news out of southern california. two people have been arrested in the brian stow case. not only have they arrested two people but giovani who was thought to be the primary suspect in this beating case has been exonerated. two people have been arrested in the brian stow case. thi

. -- amelia. our son, timothy, who is equally thrilled, and not with us today is our son george, who is at work. which is something every american should have a chance to do. we here in michigan understand that our pursuit up prosperity and the american dream are in danger. we have seen a government that has refused to restructure itself for the future as we next, as our families have. we have seen a federal government that is trying to spend its way into prosperity with our money and it has failed. we have seen a federal government that has tried to impose government run health care upon us, despite the consent of the people, and it will fail. we have seen a government that has bought into the midst of cap and trade and climate change and it, too, will fail. and we have seen a government buy into the concept that the wall street banks are too big to fail, and that policy has failed. but the one thing that will not fail, for it is to majestic to ever letdown lady liberty, is you, the sovereign ame

it >> amelia as result of early on the bay bridge. the backup is coming from the toll plaza flags and stretches to the foot of the maze. faisal indigo conditions. the 880 over crossing is your best bet. if we are seeing a slowdown on the golden gate bridge. hi there are only for cash lanes open. >> a continued details " on the bart's shooting at the civic center station. " art and charles l. is to manage a large police shot and killed to work after they say he print run cut an officer. police are still interviewing witnesses. >> 21 year-old diandre a. davis is charged with the the murder of 19 year-old lajuan hall, he was shot multiple times in front of club suede. club suede has been permanently closed since the shooting. davis will be arraigned today. " oakland police union has approved new concessions to spare officers' jobs and save money. the officers will pay 9 percent more into their pensions which amounts to $9,000-$15,000 a year. that will allow oakland to rehire 22 of the officers who were laid off. overall the move is expec

bringing in now amelia, ceo of amelia.com and a and a productions. good to see you.ortgages, car loans, student loan, even credit cards? >> we're going to see it all. i think consumers will end up at the end with all -- the consumer also get hit. we'll get hit with the budget cuts and higher taxes and we're going to get hit with the higher interest rates. it affects the regular average american family that people don't realize that. everybody passes through it. we'll see it in continual higher food prices, at the gas tank, in our mortgages, any time we have to borrow a dollar, it's going to cost us more. >> gregg: speaking of the dollar, talk to us about the value of our currency. that could be hurt. >> big time. if we lose our triple a rating, it's absolutely going to affect every dollar in this chrism there is no way around it. so everything that we need is going to cost us more. you can remember that our country runs -- we borrow 43% in order for us to survive. any household or any business -- if this is a business, our country was a business, borrowing 43% to sur

george, timothy, and a million -- amelia. >> what did they think about your presidential bid? >> they think it is all right. they have other things to focus on the dead. have to consider what will happen and the eventuality that it did not get it. you have to devote yourself to no distractions. >> how do you do this? how do you win the nomination? >> the strategy is we are treating the first debate and straw poll as an introduction. that is the message that seems to resonate as we go around, getting the message out where we can. we are not as well-known as the vast majority of the candidates, but we do take great heart that the response is been very warm to the message because it is something most people are not talking about the challenges they talked about earlier, so you go forward and see if it works. i believe support will follow. we have seen far too many candidates spending millions upon millions of dollars that cannot get out a single digits or cannot break out of the 17% range even as a front runner. what the polling tells us is that people are dissatisfied with the f