ariel: exacto.otro... ana: me encanta, son como gadgets. ahora, quiÉn va por las pelotas? porque honey ni se les ocurra. yo tengo un lipstick que no se borra, hasta le puedo dar besos a honey. mÁs adelante se lo vais a mostrar, no se lo pueden perder. y mÁs adelante estas imágenes que no se pueden perder. karla: se puede regenerar a un infiel? mÁs adelante respondemos esta pregunta y mÁs! yo pienso que serÍa mejor desaparecerlos a todos los bzzzzzzzzz los grandes momentos son para compartir. honey bunches of oats. en familia sabe mejor. ...nos tomamos la diversión bmuy en serio.l. ♪ music buscamos experiencias que nos acerquen más. siempre alcanzamos nuestras metas, incluso la veces las superamos. como tío... ...me gusta dar buen ejemplo. cuando tu familia se junta con la nuestra... es mágico. ahorra hasta 25% en habitaciones en ciertos hoteles de walt disney world resort. mi papá nunca grita. aaaaaahhhhhh!! laughs! ♪ ♪ ismael: si me enseÑas puedo bailar bien. maity: con ritmo. ismael: eso me falta.

ariel: buenos dÍas!! johnny: tienes una cartera electronica.to tu enemigo nÚmero 1 es tu telÉfono mÓvil. porque guardas una cantidad de informaciÓn y estas conectado todo el tiempo. johnny: a veces dejas el wi-fi todo el tiempo abierto. ariel: te voy a enseÑar varios que puede estilizar. - que puedes utilizar. cuando tÚ abres, te examina todas las aplicaciones y te dice si son seguras. tambiÉn tiene una funciÓn importante. en caso de que se te pierda el telÉfono, puedes encontrarlo y cerrarlo remotamente. tambiÉn tiene su respaldo de la informaciÓn en el telÉfono. recuerda que es informaciÓn o de ser tan importante que es necesario cifrarla lo que se llama encoder en inglÉs. si ese telÉfono lo vas a regalar o dejar de usar tienes que borrarle todo de la memoria, y ponerlo como de fÁbrica. johnny: hay gente que no tiene la plata para compras esto. cÓmo podemos hacer los que tenemos un presupuesto reducido? ariel: la seguridad avanza. johnny: bien dar con papel de aluminio en mi tarjeta de crÉdito. ariel: hay personas que sÍ lo hacen. lo primero

>> dale un cariÑo a tu mascota, ariel coro, puede ayudar a su perro...vamos a ver quÉ es lo de la gaviota real. con nosotros los intocables. >> la mejor manera de comenzar tus maÑanas en la casa mÁs feliz de la televisiÓn espaÑa, hoy es miÉrcoles. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ con despierta amÉrica se despierta sabroso♪ >> que lindo!

>> that's kind of scary. >> yeah, it is scary. >> todd was holding ariel, don was holding alex.oked just a wreck. >> todd confronted me, said rachel and i aren't divorced yet, i would appreciate if you would stay away from her. >> and? >> no. >> you said no. >> i said no. >> there was a pause. if something was going to happen, this would be the moment. >> and then he turns to me and he goes, "hi katelynn." i was like, "get off this property." >> reporter: and suddenly, it was over. todd and don and the kids got back into the land cruiser and drove off. what was the feeling like as this was going on? >> the feeling for me was, "god, i hope that-- this clears the air." i think -- you know, he -- he's asked him to stay away so maybe he'll stay away and maybe they can figure out what to do. >> reporter: was it a civilized conversation? >> yes. yes, very. >> reporter: they didn't yell at each other? >> no. >> reporter: didn't stare daggers -- >> calm. >> reporter: at each -- >> nothing, zippo. i didn't like the fact that here's a marriage in trouble. and there's -- guys will prey on

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police are asking for your help to find 13-year-old ariel taylor.ast seen in southeast washington on thursday march 12th. she was wearing a black pea coat and white v-neck shirt. if you have any information about ariel, please call metro police. >>> this afternoon the news4 i-team is uncovering sex assaults inside the national guard. tonight, the highest ranking officer to come forward with her story says she now regrets her decision to report it. news4's tisha thompson new joins me in the newsroom. tisha, how did this start? >> we got a phone call from a woman named teresa james, a lieutenant colonel in the west virginia national guard a highest ranking woman to ever come forward with a rape claim in the country according to the national guard. she kept it a secret for years she says until other women started to come to her, confiding in her they were having problems with the same man. that's when she decided to report her rape. now she regrets it, wishes she wouldn't have said anything. we'll explain what happened to her 34-year career what happen

the girl who, with two other girls, had been held captive by ariel castro for ten years. just shocked. we were completely shocked. >> amanda berry alive with her family. a picture some never thought they would see. finally safe but only after a harrowing escape and call to 911. >> help me. i'm amanda berry. >> do you need police, fire or ambulance? >> i need police. >> okay. and what's going on there? >> i've been kidnapped and i've been missing for ten years. and i'm here, i'm free now. >> all right, we're sending them, okay? >> dozens of friends and even strangers who have followed the disappearances for some ten years gathered there late last night, cheering and crying in amazement at the news. >> here's the thing about working on "lockup." the real things that occur you wouldn't necessarily believe in fiction. so when we heard the story that amanda berry and the two other girls were found alive, we were all in a state of shock. we couldn't believe it. >> for amanda's family, for gina's family, for michelle's family, prayers have finally been answered. the nightmare is

officers say diggs raped a 23-year-old woman by knifepoint at night and in the area just outside of ariel perry's aunt's house. >> it's very discouraging. it's actually scary. >> reporter: right now police are not detailing how they are connecting diggs to the different sexual assaults, but they do credit the police work of the different municipalities working together to capture him. he was arrested today in waldorf. he faces several charges including first degree rape. we're here outside of police headquarters in prince george's county, stephanie ramirez, wusa9 news. >> police believe right now just those four cases are involved, but if you believe you were a victim of diggs, the prince george's county police department wants you to contact them immediately. >>> new tonight open mouth, insert foot. an ohio man who has been charged with plotting to plant pipe bombs at the u.s. capitol could be looking at even more charges over a jailhouse phone interview he gave. 20-year-old christopher cornell told a reporter if he ever gets out of jail he would and we quote now put bullets in president

. >> i don't know if they really say, that main argument when ariel sharon pulled out of gaza in 2005, with no framework for palestinians to do anything, then they were met with -- >> in 2007. >> 2005 they pulled out but rockets had been coming since then, the micro state hamas has built there, i am not saying that is ideal, you cannot blame the israelis for being suspicious of what pulls out of the west bank might look like, bubut it is disingenuous to say- what it looks like right now. kennedy: we have 10 seconds left. netanyahu declared victory. >> he is not the victorit loo h, right leaning coalition will have his back, enough to get 61 seats, but it is far from decided. kennedy: all right very good anthony fisher thank you so much. >> my pleasure. kennedy: fascinating in a rabbit hole we will never emerge from. that is why we keep getting back in. >> coming up, a rock star's house gets toilet papered, the topical storm is next, stay with us. you're down with crestor. yes! when diet and exercise aren't enough, adding crestor lowers bad cholesterol up to 55%. crestor is not for peo

even ariel sharon was closer than benjamin netanyahu is. there's a larger gulf between president obama and benjamin netanyahu. plus benjamin netanyahu has been playing some pretty strident politics with the republican party. in 2012 when he invited mitt romney to come speak in israel. so there is a partisan gulf here that you see between a democratic president and a likud liko prime minister that you didn't see with sharon or itzhak rabin. >> thanks for joining me tonight. quick break. we're back in a moment. >>> when it comes to jesus and the history, how do we separate fact from fiction? a new series on cnn premiering tonight attempts to do just that. take a look. ♪ >> an unprecedented cnn event. ♪ ♪ >> he didn't vanish. ♪ ♪ >> without leaving a trace. >> for the first time in history we are able to place these relics. >> and grasp something that changed the world. >> this is really the moment of truth. >> this is the story of jesus. >> the rock upon which the church is built. >> an icon of scientific obsession. this extraordinary defined

we can put guillermo in a blond wig and say, look, it's ariel! they'd be like, oh. >> you know, it was -- i did the mistake of coming to hollywood. and the fun and the parties. then oh, i've got to be a princess the next day, never mind. being hung over and trying to be a princess for 40 8-year-olds -- >> drunk princess is tough. >> drunk princess would be fun. it's the drunk the night before princess. >> jimmy: i see, i see. what would you do for the kids? fold balloons or anything like that? >> you're meant to do party games. sometimes if it just got too much -- i mean, you get desperate in those situations. so i had some animal impressions that i would do. >> jimmy: like what? >> then it got really bad. >> what were your go-to animals? >> do you want me to do them? >> jimmy: oh, yeah. i'll get them, yeah, sure. [ cheers and applause ] >> okay. ready? >> jimmy: a monkey? >> no. do you want me to tell you? >> jimmy: yeah. >> a snail. >> jimmy: oh. [ laughter ] the kids must have eaten that up. >> they loved it, loved it. >> jimmy: perfect training to be a member of

georges of the los angeles fire department and the rest of his ariel rescue team are standing by to field emergency 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, whic

ariel taylor was last seen on 13th street in southeast d.c. she is a black girl, 135 pounds with brown eyes, brown hair and a light complexion. if you have any information, please call d.c. police. >>> uva student martese johnson is expected to enter a not guilty plea today. >> his arrest last week by acts with virginia -- agents with virginia's alcohol beverage control board led to a state investigation. delia goncalves is here with more. >> reporter: the governor even signed an executive order just yesterday calling for more training and oversight of abc officers but students at uva say that doesn't go far enough. students have rallied around martese johnson in protest about racial profiling and police brutality. the 20-year-old needed ten stitches to close a gash on his head. last night we hear the student council passed a resolution asking the virginia general assembly to strip arresting powers from abc officers. they also want monthly meetings two students and police. >> dialogue is contained to the black community and that doesn't help a

. >> reporter: ariel was walk his dog on woodcrest new friday morning. he owns the bar around the corner he too was stunned by the murder and the loss for the stoleman family. >> it's a shame. i feel for them. >> his daughter goes for a walk with him almost every night. forever reason he said it's a little late tonight. i don't want you walking with me. so in effect he possibly saved his daughter's life as well. >> reporter: homicide detectives spent the afternoon gathering surveillance video from here in the neighborhood. there are quite a few cameras out here. they are tonight looking through that video to see if there's any sign of the killer. coming up at 6:00, the search for that killer video tape and witnesses. dawn? >> all right. thank you dave. hopefully they'll fine him. to your fox 29 weather authority and the threat of some heavy rain fox 29 meteorologist scott williams here and are we talking a weekend washout because i know a lot of people have saturday plans. sunday plans. >> dawn, it look like the heaviest of the rainfall the first part of

also it was a ariel that was populated by local bystanders. and it did not detect any homes. --impact >> grant: the plane did clipped a tree there were branches all round with harrison ford and longtime pilot who flies out of that airport frequently was told that star wars and indiana jones actor is if they're to moderate condition at a hospital. we will continue to update you on his condition and the investigation into what was wrong with the single engine plane going down on a golf course. a major break in the murder of a 14 -year-old boy - davon ellis. >> pam: he is the honor student and football standout. who was gunned down in oakland on saturday night. >> pam: tonight, police say, they have a person of interest in custody. kron 4's scott rates joins us from oakland with more. >> reporter: i spoke with family and friends and they are very pleased right now. hoping that this done panned out creek i will throw the deal today. police is releasing some details he was shot and killed back on saturday to see the growing number of real of where he was killed. --memorial >> repo

then the israeli government and a live interview by the event minister ariel sharon said israel wouldppose sanctions being imposed -- they would opposed sanctions being imposed on iran. that changes in 1990 now because many changes in iranian behavior but because the iraqi military was essentially taken out after the invasion of kuwait and the u.s. rounding of iraq from kuwait. literally six months after that and early 1992, you have the first visit to washington by then prime minister -- who was considered more dovish than netanyahu, and it was then that he started to raise concerns about the prospects of sanction and it was then in 1995 that the united states first imposes its comprehensive economic embargo on iran. it is important to understand that even though prime minister netanyahu's rhetoric is very vitriolic, there is nothing in the region that would check israel's reckless impulse is the citys these of. it is something a seems a bit underscore by the desperation and netanyahu's rhetoric and the desperation in the rhetoric of this letter by senator content. it is not being re

clear that this is not the relationship that rabin had with bill clinton nor that george bush had with arielnd there are many differences, many reasons, many of them ideological. i think at this point we should all take a deep breath and get beyond it. stop playing a blame game and recognize that the u.s./israel alliance is one of the most multi-faceted, deepest friendships in the world and it's more than a relationship between any president and any single prime minister. it's about intelligence centering, joint maneuvers, weapons development, economy and, yes, even television show programs because you all enjoy watching homeland and the affair which are israeli series. >> okay. i know that you are -- still have those diplomatic tendencies deep in your roots, but let me try to get at that again. obviously this is much bigger than two men, but had is also about two men. what is it about these two men? again, you witnessed it. can you give us an example of why they clash so much and have really from the beginning? >> i think that very different ideological world views. i'll give you an example

tell ariel that we love her and that everything's going to be okay. >> officials at the tulsa countygnize 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 and stokes

a strong personality with a strong security credentials be itities ago rabin or ehud barak or the arieln after his conversion. let us remember that as recently as 2009 ehud olmert won an election with a platform of continuing sharon's withdrawal from the gaza strip in the west bank. that was not so far ago. so the personality of the candidate is very important. >> ifill: yes, thank you i didn't mean to interrupt. but i did want to ask all three of you this question which is what does this mean now for the future, if there is a future of palestinian-israeli peace talks. and of the u.s. relationship with a leader who now we have some strain with what do you think? >> this is a very basic question about what sort of prime minister netanyahu what like to be. he could be a prime minister of a narrow coalition. he could be a prime minister of a slightly wider coalition. he could even be broader. he can define his future. in terms of the palestinians i think we should pars his words carefully. what he said was and what his advisors are now saying is there is certainly no palestinian state now.

obama himself has rescinded previous executive agreements such as the agreement that george bush and ariel sharon reached in 2004 because it didn't have -- because it didn't have binding congressional prool. >> why do you have to do it this way and become pen pals essential with iran began leadership you? could have put it the "new york times" or "the washington post" letter and they would have read it but you know here it does look like you are end running the president. the president is end running the senate by saying is he not going to get your approval. why are you doing that? >> we made an open letter as lindsey graham said not only the iranian leadership but the entire world knows where we stand. and if you talk to most. >> who does it address. >> open letter to the leaders of the islamic republic of iran. >> it's to them. >> yes. >> if you put the same thing in the "new york times" and had 47 senators say the president doesn't have the authority to do this or just a piece of paper, as soon as he leaves we can tear it up and move on. if you done that you would have the same effect.

. >> a little mermaid ariel. look at her beautiful tail.will change color with warm and cold water. >> kind of creepy, right? each of the videos features a mystery woman with perfectly polished fingernails unwrapping new toy and describing it in a soothing child like voice. according to open slate a platform that analyzes ad supported content that somewhat strange skill set earned her $4.9 million last year making her the highest youtube earner of 2014 and who knew that playing with toys could be so profitable. i saw you shaking your fist out of shock. >> i mean, darn, i would much prefer your voice and i believe you, whatever you were trying to sell me. >> maybe we can all go to youtube. >> i don't know. i don't think our bosses would like that very much. >> i don't think so. >> thank you. let's get another check on the roads this afternoon. matt pelman in the "action news" traffic center with an update for us. >> shirleen, look at 95. this is the -- >> you too. >> southbound traffic moving very slowly headed towards center city. all right

ariel shots over moore, oklahoma show the damage. some buildings suffered. the mayor of moore lost 24 people in a tornado two years ago called this week's storm a jr. tornado. >>> checking the forecast a blast of cold hits the plains and upper midwest with plunging temperatures and a chance of snow. some in the southern california area and southwest, stormy in the pacific northwest and in the mid-atlantic. >> 80s to 90s from las vegas to phoenix. 20s and 30s minneapolis to detroit. 70s in denver and dallas. 50s in kansas city atlanta and new york. >>> actor ben affleck joined bill gates on capitol hill to push for more foreign aid to parts of africa. they addressed the senate appropriations committee about the democrat tick pacific republic of congo where affleck is working to help rebuild the coffee industry. he took a moment for a shutout to patrick leahy. >> senator leahy i would be remisif i did not acknowledge my co-star in batman role is marginally smaller than mine but i understand you are quite good. >> that's confirmation from affleck that senator l

phil: this was blocks away from ariel castro's house. >> announcer: and she may have been spotted on homeless joe is back. >> dr. phil: we hunted him down. found him drunk and bare foot. >> announcer: is he clean and sober? >> i'm not going back. >> dr. phil: let's do it! >> have a good show, everybody. >> dr. phil: this is a safe place to talk about hard things. >> stand by, dr. phil. >> dr. phil: i try to be an emotional compass and point you in the right direction. >> five, four -- >> dr. phil: i'm not giving up on you. >> go, dr. phil! [cheers & applause]

presidency or china's military build up which is clear against the united states as china purr seuss an ariel deny l strategy to keep american forces outside the so-called first island chain and therefore to expand china's in east asia. now while america is retreated, not only have our enemies been on the march, our allies anxious for years about american revolve now worry about american capabilities. with the enemy on our border, many have begun to conclude they have no choice but to take matters into their own hands. we should never take our allies for granted but we shouldn't take for granted the vast influence our security guarantees give us with their behavior. this kind of influence has been essential for american security throughout the post war period. yet it has begun to wane as our allies doubt our commitment and capabilities. and make no mistake, our military capabilities have declined. today, defense spending is only 16% of all spending. historic low rivalled only by a post cold war period. to dip some context, during a cold war, defense spending accounted for 60% of all federal s

presidency or china's military build up which is clear against the united states as china purr seuss an ariel deny l strategy to keep american forces outside the so-called first island chain and therefore to expand china's in east asia. now while america is retreated, not only have our enemies been on the march, our allies anxious for years about american revolve now worry about american capabilities. with the enemy on our border, many have begun to conclude they have no choice but to take matters into their own hands. we should never take our allies for granted, but we shouldn't take for granted the vast influence our security guarantees give us with their behavior. this kind of influence has been essential for american security throughout the post war period. yet it has begun to wane as our allies doubt our commitment and capabilities. and make no mistake, our military capabilities have declined. today, defense spending is only 16% of all spending. historic low rivalled only by a post cold war period. to dip some context, during a cold war, defense spending accounted for 60% of all federal

presidency or china's military build up which is clear against the united states as china purr seuss an ariel deny l strategy to keep american forces outside the so-called first island chain and therefore to expand china's in east asia. now while america is retreated, not only have our enemies been on the march, our allies anxious for years about american revolve now worry about american capabilities. with the enemy on our border, many have begun to conclude they have no choice but to take matters into their own hands. we should never take our allies for granted, but we shouldn't take for granted the vast influence our security guarantees give us with their behavior. this kind of influence has been essential for american security throughout the post war period. yet it has begun to wane as our allies doubt our commitment and capabilities. and make no mistake, our military capabilities have declined. today, defense spending is only 16% of all spending. historic low rivalled only by a post cold war period. to dip some context, during a cold war, defense spending accounted for 60% of all federal

. >> reporter: and of course you can see some of the shots we use were ariels.used a drone during the shooting of our story under the new faa regulations. i can tell you with so many people thinking of this weekend, they're hoping it will kick off a new start in selma. >> that footage was extraordinary. i'll take it here ryan. i'm curious, the drone footage allowed us to see a little glimpse of selma today. what is your sense of that community and how is it faring? >> you >> reporter: you know we all remarked on this. they're hoping more people coming here they're hoping for more commerce. >> certainly a big day set there tomorrow. i know it's not about you. you're a story teller. i can imagine as an african-american young man that it is significant that you had your feet there on that very bridge where so much of history has been held. thanks for that look ryan. we really appreciate it. very powerful. >> definitely. >>> from here now we're going to head to dallas where you get to speak with a very special lady. ali. >> reporter: i sure do, michaela. we are live

tristan dunnford, matt pyatt ariel giardano, christopher boden and mary fucca. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. grassley: i yield the floor. mr. leahy: would the senator just yield for a question, because there is so much in this bill that i strongly support. in fact, a lot of it reflects legislation that i've written and actually passed through the committee before. there's just one -- one -- well, i actually have a couple concerns but one that comes to mind we don't want to hold out the false promise to victims. and i know the senator from iowa doesn't want to either. i certainly support having any money that we're -- the traffickers are fined going into supporting this but my experience earlier as a prosecutor and my experience now in talking to prosecutors around the country is that most of these people when they get prosecuted they're basically judgment proof. they don't have any money or they have a very little bit of money. they'll go to prison. we'll pay for that, of course, the taxpayers will pay for the prison whether it's federal or state

steve ferra, eddie garcia, tiffany ariel, brent baker, brian sutter, matt hoffman aaron richardson and j.p. on my staff. i also want to thank the unsung heroes at the house legislative council, namely jessica shapiro jesse cross. every success we've had at each point in this process was further than we had ever come before, and that involved a lot of work, a lot of negotiation and a lot of overwhelming desire to see the process through to the end. ultimately if this is a package that can go to the white house, all of this will be worth it. i certainly do look forward to passage and hope that given the positive signs evidenced over the past several days the other chamber will quickly embrace this package and ultimately get this badly needed policy into law. . i want my colleagues to support the rule and underlying bill. for that reason i yield back the balance of my time and move the previous question on the resolution. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the previous question is ordered. the question is on adoption of the resolution. so many as are in favor say aye. those oppos

i was first moved to introduce this bill because of a case of ariel castro in cleveland. he was in trial in ohio for kidnapping and holding three women for nearly a decade. he asked the judge for parent 58 rights to -- parental rights to visit the six-year-old daughter he conceived through rape. while the judge denied his request, ohio has no law to prevent this and forcing victims to let these criminals into their children's lives. i hope this law encourages ohio and other states to pass laws making it clear to anyone that anyone who commits such a terrible act forfeits any rights to parent a child he forced on his victim. this amendment will help protect rape survivors ensuring their right to care for their children free from fear. senators klobuchar and corker and leahy also have had their own bills that they plan to offer as amendments that will help us work to stamp out this terrible crime. finally i'd like to commend those in my state who have helped lead the way on this issue. there is a history of strong bipartisanship on this issue that cuts across all ideologica