raymond cruz will be ariel castro. ariel castro's home long gone here on seymour avenue.e been told that michelle knight has been talking to producers of the movie since last year. you're going to see some new details you've never heard before in this new film. the film will be in cleveland and michelle knight is expected to visit the set. >> we've met with michelle a lot. our writer has worked very intimately with her. and i think there are things about the story that people don't know. >> and that was scott taylor reporting. ariel castro was arrested and convicted and later killed himself in prison. >>> well, pope francis is speaking out about the fight against human trafficking. our chief international correspondent crist christiane amanpour will have a special report only here on cnn. >>> holiday travelers faced an airport security line said to be almost 2 kilometers long. now u.s. officials are explaining what happened to cause such a headache. we're back in a moment. even babies. chevron is working to stop mother-to-child transmission. our employees and their famili

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ariel was in college. and alex, a high school student, was dreaming of a career in the navy.said, his dad was having a harder time of it. >> he married mom when he was 18 or 19. he depended so much on my mother, and then to all of a sudden be kind of just cast adrift. >> reporter: eventually, fred's counselors and friends suggested he was ready to meet someone new. >> he finally started getting back on his feet and started thinking about moving on, and he met wendee. >> reporter: wendee and fred were introduced through old family friends. >> she came into a very tough situation. but she also, she brought my dad out of a very dark place. you know, she saved his life, essentially, 'cause he was so depressed. >> reporter: after two years as a widower, fred married wendee. >> she was really great and understanding and helped him move -- move forward. >> reporter: a fresh start such a long way from fred's tough grilling in colorado. he had good reason to think it was all over. >> there were times where we were real frustrated. when they say the wheels of justice turn slow, we felt

ariel here. there. in the back. >> ariel cohen, center for energy, natural resources and geo politics. i just came back from russia. in many conversations with the elites there is more than an under current. there is a message that ukraine will not survive this crisis. i do not know if our concerns about expanding the conflict zone all the way to odessa and the maldovan border will be justified. but taking what you were saying about the trying times for ukraine, what are the contingencies to the extent you can disclose them in ukraine and our contingencies to developments that go beyond donbass? do you think this was just an attempt to engage in strat-com operations and convey this message that they think ukraine will not survive that? or do you think something is really in preparation. >> let's take the other questions and then we will. right there. right there. >> thanks. thank you, ambassadors pyatt and herbst. local elections will be important to the decentralization process and to further renewal o

ariel here. there. in the back. >> ariel cohen, center for energy, natural resources and geo politics. i just came back from russia. in many conversations with the elites there is more than an under current. there is a message that ukraine will not survive this crisis. i do not know if our concerns about expanding the conflict zone all the way to odessa and the maldovan border will be justified. but taking what you were saying about the trying times for ukraine, what are the contingencies to the ex tend you can disclose them in ukraine and our contingencies to developments that go beyond donbass? do you think this was just an attempt to engage in strat-com operations and convey this message that they think ukraine will not survive that? or do you think something is really in preparation. >> let's take the other questions and then we will. right there. right there. >> thanks. thank you, ambassadors pyatt and herbst. local elections will be important to the decentralization process and to further renewal

chairman and ceo of ariel joins us. give us an overall feeling of the u.s.arket as their seems to be a growing debate as to whether there is any value left in the u.s. >> i still think the market is reasonably valued. there is still a lot of pessimism and as the contrarian there is. we're really probably only in the third or fourth inning of this recovery. stale lot more to come. >> we're going to try to give folks watching this right now some good investment ideas. and we'll show the charts as we speak about them as well. and one of your picks, u.s. silica holdings. slca the ticker. market cap of 1 and a half billion dollars. why do you like it. >> it's selling less than ten times next year's earnings. down over 50% this quarter. they are in the industrial sand business. they provide sand for the oil and gas, e in particular fracking and they have been damaged by the recent decline in oil prices. a lot of value there. long-term contracts. they are pretty much sold out for next year. they are one of the leaders and have great logistics. so we think they will

la composiciÓn de la de un auto latinoamerica, ariel ramirez, en la celebraciÓn de guadalupe. >> no sÓlorizona. >> eso va a ser recordar la presencia que tiene la virgen. primeramente en la iglesia catoliconsecuencia. >> estos viajeros desafianro el cambio de horario y las horas de vuelo, solo para estar presentes en una celebraciÓn anual que esta vez tendrÁ trascendencÍa mÁs que especial. >> los catÓlicos viven en amÉrica. y nuestra seÑora se estÁ pareciendo en europa. >> algunos representantes de la comunidad catÓlica mexicana que viven en roma esperan que no evite pronunciar de la desapariciÓn de los estudiantes. >> quiere hacer un enfasis en mÉxico por la situaciÓn que vive el paÍs. >> no serÁ la primera vez que los acordes de la misa criolla suenen en el interior de san pedro. en diciembre del marco musical el papa celebrÓ la liturgia. >> asÍ llegamos al final. gracias, buenas noches. ha >> es lo mÁs normal del mundo que quieras saber quiÉn es la mujer que se metiÓ con el tÍo agustin. >> bueno, es que tambiÉn estÁ el tema del pago de los honorarios de ese seÑor. a mÍ me parecieron d

. >> reporter: ariel ring leader that simmers and sometimes boils over. >> i played for the raiders for 15 years and there was a rivalry back in those days and always going to be ariel ring leader. >> reporter: and hopefully not a battle of the fans. the teams used to be to meet once a year but the violence ended the annual series and now that the game is back, no one is taking chances. >> have fun and enjoy it. >> and 50,000 people are expected to be at sunday's game. in addition to the uniformed police officer, there will be undercover officers in the crowd. >>> all right, right now 5:18. and we understand the launch has been rescheduled now for 5:26. >> yeah. >> but not holding our breath because it's been delayed three times but we will go there. and hope it launches -- >> hopefully. >> and we have a live shot also. >> so nasa is teasing us. >> well, and plus steve was talking about, they've got really strong winds. how strong? >> i see. >> well -- >> yeah, strong. >> if you stay with us, we will let you know. >> all right. how's the traffic? >>> you know, glad you asked me that. le

. >> the ariel search for the plane resumes in just a few hours from now, about an hour and a half when it will be daybreak and airasia is the secondary carrier based in malaysia to have an airline vainish without warning. >>> meanwhile hundreds were trapped on a ferry that caught fire. we'll have the latest on the efforts to save those passengers. dad, i know i haven't said this often enough, but thank you. thank you mom for protecting my future. thank you for being my hero and my dad. military families are uniquely thankful for many things the legacy of usaa auto insurance could be one of them. if you're a current or former military member or their family, get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. introducing the new philips norelco shaver series 9000 with contour detect technology that flexes in 8 directions for the perfect shave at any angle. go to philips.com/new to save up to $40. innovation and you. philips norelco. ght, so this tylenol arthritis lasts 8 hours but aleve can last 12 hours. and aleve is proven to work better on pain than tyle

that ariel search suspended because of darkness while some boats did continue to comb the water we'red overnight but a full search expected to resume at daybreak, just about two hour frs now. just how hard will it be to find that airplane? vernon grose said he's pretty confident the wreckage can be found because the water is not that deep there. >> this is not going to be that significant. it's not like getting lost in the south china sea. we'll probably know something in the next eight or nine hours. they'll find it, i hope they find some people alive, but they will find it. >> we don't have many people exam pms of that. twa flight 800 comes to mind? 1986 in july. 25 years old, exploded in midair just off of long island and what a heart wrenching search that was. the atlantic off of smith point park in -- basically about the same depth as we have now. what will authorities be doing? what type of procedures will they have? is this an example of what they could do in terms of the divers finding the wreckage and finally recovering the black boxes? >> i think you'll find that again, the

. >> reporter: already training a new generation how to fly an unmanned ariel system or u.a.s.irst learning to fly this thing, what's the biggest challenge? >> i would say the bigs biggest challenge is the positional awareness. so whether it's flying towards you or away from you, you have different controls. >> reporter: it's not just small models. >> we're two miles south. >> reporter: but bigger military size drones as well. class enrollment up more than 1,000%. >> the hardest part for us in coping with it is how quickly the technology changes. >> reporter: it's a generational shift here at emory riddle which has taught traditional piloting since 1926. now in three years its unmanned aviation major has grown from 11 students to more than 200. 100 colleges and universities offer similar programs amid estimates of 100,000 jobs over the next ten years. junior alexa roman hopes she lands one of them. >> it seems to be the wave of the future especially with the military. >> reporter: at the university of north dakota. >> turning right on 18th street. >> reporter: students who alre

. >> arielle newton is a protest organizer. >> this is a clear-cut example of police brutality and it's a clear-cut example of not being held accountable. that's what's striking a nerve with people. >> reporter: it is raining here in loaf manhattan, but that has not stopped the crowds from gathering here in the heart of wall street. and, maurice, we should note that organizers tell us they have planned protests throughout the weekend and into next week. >> dubois: michelle miller here in new york, thank you. and today, the new york city police department began a pilot program, equipping some of its officers with body cameras. about 50 officers in six precincts will wear them for the next three months. if the test is successful, the goal will be to equip every officer in the country's largest police force with a body camera. the video of eric garner's fatal encounter with police captured on a cell phone has made him a national symbol as what many see as the unfair treatment of black men by police. here's jim axelrod. >> i can't breathe! >> reporter: it's the video that's launched an army

our attacking forces were finished with excellent ariel cover by live fighter patrols but now and then planes were able to slip through and to bomb our posi6gfis, which to all purposes had remained unchanged since the first day. to break the deadlock, ordered were given for a coordinated divisional attack. the second and third battalions. 143rd were to proceed in the execution of the original orders. acting in conjunction company "a" of the 753rd tank battalion were to attack san pietro from the east. one was to attack over the flat valley floor. after nightfall on d-day, the 142nd infantry regimen to attack mount lungo. the earlier decision not to attack those strategic points having been reversed in view of the present critical situation. in preparation for the attack all fifth army artillery within range, including tanks and oil tracks was directed against san pietro and the surrounding area. each hour, 1200 hours, d-day, the 15th of december. the 141st infantry advance some -- yards against departure to be held down powerless under the weight of the enemy fire. the second and third

they will fly ariel surveillance and site and oil rigs. this brings the total granted permits to 13 out of 167 requests bite faa. amazon and drone delivery aspirations they are not cheering yet. the regulations won't be finalized for years so we are seeing more companies taking their drone technology overseas. check your instagram account. you may soon have fewer followers. they are verifying accounts to check for legitimate users. 300 million users will glide. it is bigger than twitter. those users sharing 70 million pictures each day. the dow is up 45 points in the premarket. did you see the sell off? the dow was down almost 270 points. >> see what happens today. >> loren, thank you. >> find loren and the fox business network log on to foxbusiness.com/channel finder. it's worth it. >> the time is now 12 minutes after the hour. a terrifying wake up call. how this suv landed on top of a roof. how this isn't the strangest part. >> choose wisely, what your airplane seats reveal about you. >> christian bale like you have never heard him befor

julius caesar advanced against a german force under ariel vistas. suddenly french guards appeared. he charged and struck the first frenchman over the head with his broad sword and another drove it into the chest of a second and another shot a third. the remaining friend soldiers took cover in a ditch and opened fire. he tumbled from the saddle, dead. in this unexpected encounter, the 22-year-old jaeger became the first killed in what ironically and collectively would be called the battle that raged from the swiss border to the channel. i argued as you have just heard this is the area we heard this it's between 5 and 11, september 1914, the two sides committed nearly two million men with 6,000 guns to a front 200 kilometers wide. the technology was unprecedented. rapid small arms fire and machine guns and hand grenades and heavy artillery made the killing ground lethal. the casualties suffered by both sides were unimaginable to prewar planners. 200,000 men per side and another 200,000 along the chalkyxplc p. no others in terms of death. the chapel of a french military college had o

in the mountains where 1,972 years earlier julius caesar had advanced against a german force under ariel vistas. suddenly french guards of the 44th infantry regiment appeared. myer charged with be striking the first frenchman over the. the remaining french soldiers took cover in a ditch opened fire. myer tumbled from the saddle dead. and in this unexpected encounter, the 22-year-old yeager became the first german soldier killed in what ironically and collectively would be called the battle of the marne which raged from the swiss border to the channel. i have argued as you've just heard, this is the area, that the marne was the most decisive battle of this war. there is our favorite friend in one of his many incredible outfits, william ii. germany failed at the marne, as you just heard. and the promise was gone. yes, for all you a zuber fans there was a schleefen plan. it existses. what is so incredible about the marne is the scale. between 5 and 11 september 1914, the two sides committed nearly 2 million men with 6,000 guns to a front just 200 kilometers wide. the technology of the killi

we had a dinner party in which ariel sharon was there and arthur gelb and barbara gelb were there. they were buried, arthur, you know, has passed away, was very left wing. barber is very left wing, and arik sharon had just invaded lebanon and was not very popular in anywhere, particularly the united states. and that such an argument that it was, i was just itching to listen and write at the same time. so i kind of did it surreptitiously because they were so involved with themselv themselves. and i'm not sure i got everything, but you know, when situations are like that, you have to be very creative to record them. >> let's take the gentlemen here near the middle. >> my name is john doyle, and i was an assistant u.s. attorney at the office of bob morgenthau when you u.s. district attorney. in fact, i was assigned to prosecute cases against the weather underground so i was one of the enemies that you probably personally have. [laughter] you and your friends, you talked about, this is before you met bob. you talk to you and your friends being on one side and he being on the other. and

ariel sharon achieved fame as a military commander, a stroke cutting short his time as prime ministero crush solidarity, and presided over the end of communism in poland. ♪ if i had a hammer ...♪ pete seager used mousk for social change. phil everly is in rock'n'roll and country hall of fame. ♪ will you love me tomorrow . >> gerry co-cot some hits with carol king. >> you may bury me in the bottom of manhattan. i will rise. >> there's little she didn't do, her poetry rang for civil rights. the magical realism won him the nobel prize for literature. louis survived one of world war ii's horrible ordeals "unbroken", his story a best seller and motion picture. maria von trapp was the last surviving member and second oldest daughter inspiring "sound of music." america fell in love with shirley temple black as a little girl. as an adult she was an american ambassador. mickey rooney made his debut at the age of 6 >>> ruby d was a leading civil rights advocate. >> movie reel: you know how to whistle don you steve. you just put your whips together and blow. >> lauren bacall defined sultry on th

today's event was organized by the ariel pigs outreach which serves displaced women and carrier. >> happierple out there. rain is already falling in parts of the bay area. mark miles gives us a if look at the forecast that could cause problems for the monday morning commute. . here it comes again we'll take it. rain has returned to the bay area after a short break. this is what it looked like in oakland just about an hour ago. as you can see the rain at this time pretty light some people actually opt to go pray those drops without an umbrella. mark says it will pick you up overnight and probably already has. >> just amazing over the past hour the rainfall picking up moving into the bay area increasing in intensity. that trend will continue so plan to be a wet monday morning compute. you can live storm tracker 2 the coverage actually really dramatically on the increase since 9:00 this evening. you can pick out the coverage. we'll begin up in the north bay santa rosa 10:00 observation reporting moderate rainfall and some yellows probably considered heavy rainfall to the north and east of sant

ariel search resuming for flight 8501 the plane going missing from flying from indonesia to sin singaporespokesman says 12 navy ships five planes and three helicopters are searching east and southeast of belatong island and nearby waters. visibility in the area is reported as good. the 2300 went missing sunday morning local time going off radar less than an hour after taking off from the airport. dense storm clouds strong winds and lightning were present in the area 162 passengers and crew are on board. also a rescue operation underway in the adrianic sea. thousands are -- hundreds are trapped on board of a ferry boat. only been one death to this point. rescue operations are hazard by gail forbes winds and choppy seas. former president george h.w. bush remains hospitalized in houston. mr. and mrs. bush watched the houston texas game together. an official statement says quote we hope to have news of a possible discharge soon. end quote. he was hospitalized last tuesday for shortness of breath. the 90-year-old bush is the oldest living president. >> rob o'neil had one year of college under

tell ariel that we love her and that everything's going to be okay. >> officials at the tulsa countyail recognize that as the number of men and women in jail or prison continue to increase, so too does the number of parents who have left children behind. >> all right, i love you. >> it's estimated that there are more than 1.7 million american children with at least one parent behind bars. nearly twice as much as ten years earlier. the jail offers several educational and religious programs along with one designed to help parents reconnect with their kids. >> she's feeling poorly and i'm taking her a surprise. >> it's called story time. >> mama said not to speak to any strangers. >> we bring the inmates down to the library and they're able to pick out a children's book and they read it, it's recorded, and then the tape and the book is sent out to the child. despite their circumstances, despite the bad choices that they've made to come here, they still want to stay connected to their kids and, you know, want to show their kids that they're doing something positive. >> let's go! meeks an

deal went ahead with the blessing of egyptian president hosni mubarak and israel's prime minister ariel sharon. sameh fahmy the egyptian minister of petroleum, signed a memorandum of understanding with his israeli counterpart. the memo emphasized that the supply of gas from egypt to israel will contribute "to enhancing peace and stability in the middle east." it allowed emg to construct a pipeline to supply israel with gas for at least 15 years. >> it is the kind of agreement that was helping to cement the egypt-israel treaty and that's why we were always very positive about it without getting into the whole corruption side of it. >> when he looked closer at the deal paritzky found that israel benefitted with very cheap gas. >> the deal that they offered was too good to be true, too good to be true. the prices were ridiculous. i didn't know what it was, but it was too good to be true. >> the agreement included secret terms set out in the egyptian government document from 2000. these fire sale prices remain unprecedented in the natural gas industry. >> in the same year, gas was being exp

his ariels also hit with freezing temperatures overnight.ons as all but the area it was howling gusts and at what about this morning? and tonight. >> erica: in our dealing with cold and breezy and this is. brett talking about even cooler temperatures because we do not have another winsome mix the rock star right now if you are getting an early start on this wednesday morning at san francisco not too bad that you're getting into the city it will end up of 46 to look here, come down and stopped at 35 degrees 40 out the door in san jose but keep in mind these are not in a morning low temperatures all the teams a lot over the next couple all hours have been pure morning lows ashley is along sunrise. as to dismantle we experienced last night. it >> erica: 15 over and the more it is a level wind advisory in effect until 2:00 this afternoon and then beyond that it will focus on the beverage with temperatures. highs today looks like this stain in the upper floors for antioch and president. it to its existence and milk will not start in years with th

georges of the los angeles fire department and the rest of his ariel rescue team are standing by to fieldmergency calls at a helipad just west of the los angeles river. >> it's a man made tributary or channel designed and built specifically to move massive amounts of water rapidly. on a normal sunny day, it's just another area. but certainly once the rains begin, it's a much different animal. >> soon after arriving at the helipad, pilot scott bowman and the team get an unusual emergency call. >> the dog was in the water. when they gave a location, i realized we could almost see where he was from sitting on top of the helipad. >> rescues from nearby walls and under the bridge are already under way. so far the germany shepherd mix was evading capture. >> a number were involved in the rescue operation but they weren't able to get to the dog for a variety of reasons. we really were the only option. >> within minutes pilot bowman and the team are hovering above the river but they need to work fast. >> the incident commander was telling us they were getting heavy rains at their location, which

you look at other cases, ariel castro, remember that case, horrible case.s looking at sentence to life in prison, he committed suicide by hanging himself. jaycee lee dugard, those people also convicted and tensed to life in prisonment. the court takes these charges very, very seriously, as they should. >> so the biological mother in this case, who we saw that 13-year-old boy hugging, tearfully, she apparently had an immigration situation. so, she contacted child welfare -- >> way back when. >> when he disappeared four years ago but did not contact the police. but my question is what is the obligation of child welfare to contact police? >> knowing that a child had gone missing and know that he was not, you know, found month after month after month, they really did have an obligation. it's not a criminal violation, but it could be a civil charge down the road. but i think the most important thing, gretchen, of course the father around the stepmother going through the legal process. yeah child welfare gets this call and the boy is gone and they don't do anythi

. >> grant: tonight at 630 we are following the protest in berkeley creek ariel courtesy images with grant: swift can see people in the intersection, right there with several rows are shut down as a result of the big newsprint commuter states that bartley berkeley bart system is shut down because of the protesters. >> reporter: city leaders are speaking up here at the city hall creek they are asking protesters to continue in a peaceful manner. all of the damage that has been done over the weekend only heard the message. they completely understand and are frustrated creek they stick that is better to do it in a peaceful manner so that their message is heard clear. >> reporter: continuing with our coverage of downtown businesses are cleaning up after the protesters over the windows broken and shattered from protesters. several atm terminals were smashed leaving the machines damaged am wondering why and leaving pedestrians wondering why. >> reporter: there does appear to be a some think of a standoff and going on to read >> grant: 1 center st. just a block or so from the berkeley bart s

i was belle for like, seven months, i was ariel for a while.f part of the '90s. >> seth: got you. that was a good time to be jasmine. >> good time to be jasmine. not always good times to be jasmine. but that was a good time. but i was peter pan for a while too. mary poppins. i'd draw faces on balloons. and walk around with them, and they were my friends. everything was fine. [ laughter ] everything was fine. >> seth: i'm sure the other kids were jealous that you were rolling with so many friends. >> yeah, that were balloons. [ laughter ] nothing sad about that at all. yeah. >> seth: this i like, too. you wrote letters to people. which is, again, seems so out of touch with all the nerdy stuff you've told us about yourself so far. >> it's really out of sync. >> seth: it's really out of sync. you wrote a letter to r.l. stine. >> i did, i did. >> seth: what i love is you have it framed. >> i do. but here's why. because i wrote him in 1996 when i was 8, and i got a response in 2014 from him. long story, but i found a floppy disk, which is like, i fe

. >> reporter: oh, ariel, listen. that there's great travel destrixs on cuba right now is a myth and a fallacy. everywhere i go i hear people talking about how they're taking bike tours through cuba, salsa tours through cuba. i hear them talk about the mo hey tos on the beaches. that have already relaxed these travel sanctions a great deal. i will not go to cuba. it's personal choice of mine. ly not go give one penny of my money to a va jet stream that r violates human rights. one of the things i contributed to was passing a resolution condemning cuba for human rights violations. believe you me, there is no way that i would set one foot, put one foot on cuban soil while it is still under the oppression of the castro regime. >> what about the idea of opening up relations between cuba and the united states will more likely topple the castro regime than anything else because it will introduce democracy through the internet "weekend expres for example, to the citizens of cuba. >> i think a lot of beam with good sengss hav

was only about 20 mintues between the time she woke up from a nap with contractions to the moment arielle rose was born.on interstate 80 in des moines. >> grant:this is ryan roche. >> grant:this is ryan roche after winning an egg nog chugging contest. >> grant: 4any questions? >> grant:at least he won, right? >> grant:the utah man had to be hospitalized for three days.after his body reacted poorly to a quart of egg nog.in 12 seconds.at his holiday christmas party. >> grant:you saw him at the end.bending over.he couldn't breathe well.the thick egg nog partially blocking his airways. >> grant:once in the hospital later that night.doctors discovered an infection in his lungs.because he breathed in the egg nog.literally went down the wrong pipe. >> grant:more than a week later.roche is back to normal. >> grant:he says he's competitive.and he did win a 50 dollar gift to a steak house. >> jacqueline: we sat on the records today. we do have when returning to the bay area and i will tell you how it will impact your christmas plants. coming >> catherine:big music news tonight. >> catherine:pharrel

the homicide by authorities to tide toward he sustained in 81 shooting for israeli prime minister arielge as a military and political leader marked a victory at controversy in a phantom the bulldozer of was revered late poll enlighten my answer was also a fighter for education and civil- rights >>darya: after the second loss in a row clippers held the tigers and the warriors took a two-point lead at halftime but the clippers warriors to said they gave away there was a christmas gift to the clippers the 100 to 86. and we lost an electron to fatal that is too bad. california billionaire is at it again this time he wants to launch a rocket and land is slightly differently the mike fink that ask what to start a company to design a rocket and land softly and safely on a barge in the atlantic ocean about the falling of our migrant but he says it will be a major step forward for this program and space flight in general and tesla the car company is aware one of its devices this video right here is really cool and the trickle each week yes to make this one is going to be upset stomach from seven

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