for the owen, who are trying to bring ava and zoey home, it's a battle to overcome the chaos of congoything else a person can do to prove to the congolese government i care about these kids? >> axelrod: and maureen maher joins us now. maureen, powerful story. watching the piece, it seems pretty clear something needs to be done. >> reporter: they're going to try to do something significant later this summer, jim. they will enact law that will require all american adoption agencies that deal with international adoption to meet the same international standard, and we'll see if that helps to solve some of the problem. >> axelrod: maureen, thanks for stopping by. you can see maureen's report in its entirety tonight on "48 hours." and still ahead, from bad to worse, elizabeth palmer's personal look at the growing despair in baghdad. ♪ ohh, oh-oh-oh-oh ♪ ohh, oh-oh-oh-ohhh ♪ go, let's go ♪ hit me like a supernova ♪ let it flow ♪ over like an ocean ♪ when the sound explodes ♪ everybody's feeling all right ♪ ♪ everybody's feeling all right ♪ ♪ ohh, oh-oh-oh-oh [ female announcer ] we eased you

. >> it's thrilling and this is 2-year-old ava, all smiles living in a gorgeous x 24-7 >> check out baby trey. you can e mail us >> that is a fun way to get involved. >> 49er fans are giddy about the team reaching the championship game. >> it's fabulous. and dozens waited to welcome the team home of a win in carolina. >> coach harbaguh broke into song when asked about the game. >> there is a lot of situations. been everywhere, man. like the johnny cash song. >> keep your day job, coach. >> next weekend they'll be looking forward to the super bowl. fans are very impressed. >> after the date went through... >> i got my stuff. >> how do we laminate this? >> how fun. that is this edition of abc7 news, hatching >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, cockpit confusion. how did pilots on this big passenger plane land at the wrong airport on a runway so small they had to screech to the finish? >> thanks again for your patience. and again, i apologize. >> the pilots and passengers on what happened. >>> what's in the drinking water? five days after the poison spill, can hundreds of thousands of peo

thirty nine the germans invaded titans and off the wall the communists to pay for the glory days for ava. but that patel's of olive to war without any significant structural damage. it's crunch it was out of cheating with communist ideals. twenty five years on the other ten is looking ahead without deducting the cost. many great stories but this hotel one of them is a part of michael jackson when he states here. he was so insulted with a place that he decided that he wants to buy i know i've turned the gun he didn't agree and that's it it's a nice story another relates to form a gym and sean's the helmet cold the teams the beds too small and unstable same insisted on a new one rumor has it that called for a chance with permanent guests during the communist era. and that some guests prefer to sleep in the hallways but that was then. these days the hate l has regained its reputation as the first across the three serving exquisite feed. just as it did a hundred years ago not to say many years double l stein steps back into the kitchen of his childhood. he is a little skeptical about the sta

hope that that resolution minute that prevent further rise in extremism industries and i'm better than ava all of us to move towards a peaceful region but corporation court mission among all countries said in the stomach for. at the same time a u and done a conference on relief force area is being held in kuwait to die. the soul to write and of helping the u n rays of this year's target of six point five billion us dollars in humanitarian aid for syria some of the money would also go to neighboring countries struggling to cope with the influx of syrian refugees the conference is being hosted by the emir of kuwait and chaired by un secretary general ban ki moon. these six point five billion dollars target for twenty fourteen is the biggest humanitarian aid appeal in the u s history. the plight of ordinary civilians all syria has escalated dramatically since a similar done the conference was held in kuwait engender a last year that page one of the hop billion us dollars. the un says more than nine million people are now in urgent need of assistance as the conflict in syria grinds on. un aid

sports competition to support the cause of the team at the upcoming olympic games in sochi which is ava's competed in skiing sledding races ball hockey in speed skating fans want to inspire domestic sportsman for future victories and records according to the results of the competition all the winners received medals and certificates i believe that it is important for people especially for sportsmen to receive support from their compatriots therefore not to buy center has launched a republican white event of the region supported our initiative therefore we can say that this event is taking place throughout the country residents of cobbled are also expresses support for the country's olympic team by conducting a mass race on the snow ski run the event attracted a large number of skiers well known scared with the local constable was among those who came to the ski run she was among the first to cry a medal for them that the national team and i know nineteen ninety eight. back to life. what is said to their begin to respect the skin is even more. this is incredible work is very difficult. i w

and it's a fight that appears to be a long way from ava. two plays into the hands of the shot of us out. some in the west nile see him as the less the people compared with the alternative of our life believe it to millions syrians and slid the complete those who have no alternatives has to learn to live in a war zone. all we ask syrians what they expect from the talks in september the windmills in syria. parts of the cd being under siege by side streets in months. if you didn't eat a conference in switzerland will produce a breakthrough. that desperate for the complete two nd. i miss my relatives who fled from here. we want to have the feeling were living. we have a right to live because our people. everyone of us this war is stopping us from living inside. like the above to get back to school but hey we can defeat us. the syrian people should unite against a tyrant. he kills children the people says people out to the instant he drops the summer. the view. you know that we can get no money again soon and my children can continue their studi

all they maria law -- ava maria law. clarinet. university of notre dame.an medical and dental association. concerned women of america. eagle forum, family research council, family talk, heart beat international, the italian march for life, knights of columbus, manhattan declaration. there are many more. thank you all for your very hard work. we love and respect you so much. students for life of america. you have to go. thank you. >> thank you, thank you. >> the next speaker is a charismatic husband and father of two, the host of two radio shows. the host of grounded with ryan dobson. through his show he reaches thousands of listeners with a pro-life essa joe pope benedict. he also cohosts the long-running and award-winning show, dr. james dobson's family talk. together with his family, he strives to be an example to all. please welcome to the stage, ryan dobson. guest: how are you doing? are you cold? it is freezing here. thank you for being here. thank you for braving this weather and being here. i am here to say thank you. thank you to you. i appreciate

he was looking at a young boy that was unfailingly kind to his daughter ava in the same charter schoolhey went to. that's how small this town is. >> see his beautiful face? the globe did a long report on how the tsarnaevs had parents who were not mentally well, about how the older brother heard voices and the younger brother may have had issues. there was a lot of pushback on that saying, who cares? you said it doesn't matter why they hate us. they just do. what do you think is the takeaway here? >> i would defend my colleagues who did that story. in fact, i would point out that one of the reporters on the story's name is david f the elapov. father al is a lovely guy and was murdered by al qaeda on september 11, 2001. so there will be suggestions that the globe story was soft on terrorism. i would defy anybody to go to dave and say he's soft on terrorism. that said, when i wrote that column i was sincere when i said i don't think that we can understand the motivation and learn that much from what happened on that day. i think -- and i must say that long and detailed piece done by my co

he dated bette davis, katharine hepburn, ginger rogers, ava gardner, rita hayworth in the same week.llywood was his playground, but hughes came to fame as a record-setting pilot, and it was his hughes aircraft company that turned him into a billionaire. his most famous plane, the spruce goose, was a giant wooden seaplane that flew just once with hughes at the controls. despite that flop, hughes aircraft still became one of america's biggest defense contractors. >> the company originally started to make airplanes, and then it maneuvered itself into guidance systems, so it was a very important element of the air force. >> but the world's richest man wasn't your average government contractor. he was combative. he bullied pentagon officials. this newsreel from 1947 shows him lambasting a u.s. senator who had had the audacity to challenge him. >> when senator brewster realized that he was fighting a battle against public opinion, a losing battle, he folded up and took a runout powder. >> by 1953, the temperamental hughes had begun to withdraw from public view. his own executives at hughes

the two percent of the chinese would be ava sixty years old. that according to some experts the end of the one child is he will be hard to implement as it is a source of revenue for cool parties. you can imagine how much money they could get cooking find some people who had one too many to bed this is people are not going to get set up as a matter of fact as soon as the national assembly announced that the relaxation that that one child policy some provinces the community said we will be back said when we decent too until now truly couples were in town to have a second child if that fast was a doe who was disabled. some ethnic minorities were also exempt from what's is one of the most controversial of control policies in the world it's a long history of this class to beijing to speak to correspondent who tends to pull what the major reasons for changing the mole has been the gender imbalance with mold boys than girls being born the impact of chinese society. fairly significant impact on the chinese society some estimates are suggesting that bec

. >> the dog's owner was arrested after he was found living in ava cannot apartment unit with that dog. police want to know if psycho was trained to attack. >>> also in san francisco, police are trying to figure out the details surrounding a dead body found inside a car. police were called to the intersection of 17th street and treat avenue just before 12:30 yesterday afternoon. they found a body in the back seat of that black s.u.v. it has utah plates. investigators aren't saying how or where the victim died. >>> a memorial service with will be held today for a 14-year-old girl who died after being hit by a light rail train. danica garcia was riding her beck to delmar high school on january 17th when she was hit while crossing the vta light rail tracks. a witness said danica was wearing headphones and the arms at the railroad tracks did not come down. sheriff's department is investigating. today's memorial service will be at 2:00 this more than at willow glen funeral home in san jose. >>> we now know the name of a boogey border that crashed after crashing into rough rocks in santa cru

live in nairobi, ava, what's the latest?> reporter: well, we've been hearing this morning from some of the first witnesses, john, one of whom was a security officer. and he's been describing some pretty horrifying scenes. he was the security guard at the westgate mall and he was one of the first people there as the wave of attackers came in. the four men, as you said are being accused of that attack. but partially accused of being part of the broader network of that attack. and the worry is this is the only authority brought into kenya network. and this authority is believed to be only in kenya but across the border in the north african region. nearly four months, the fact that these are the first four we're seeing in court, many of our security forces from the u.s. and uk, have been waiting with us an issue of some concern to them, john. >> there seems to be some series of discrepancies. there are authorities that say the attackers were killed at the mall. and many here at the u.s. believe they got away completely. so exact

kathryn went on to say, i've applied to everything for which i am possibly qualified, to no ava availard all my life, paid taxes, voted, engaged in political discussion, and made the ultimate sacrifice. my two sons serve in the u.s. military. job loss is devastating. and if i could fix it myself, i would. i challenge any lawmaker to live without an income. that's what kathryn said. it's hard. so when we've got the mom of two of our troops who is working hard out there, but is having to wear a coat inside the house, we've got a problem. and it's one that can be mixed. fixed. and kathryn is not alone. devlin smith, watching today from her home in california, wrote me about her hunt for a new job. since she was laid off 13 months ago, she sent out hundreds of resumes. she has volunteered, she has done seasonal work, she doesn't want to just be sitting around the house. she has been taking online courses to learn new skills. without unemployment insurance, though, she won't be able to pay for her car or her cell phone, which makes the job hunt that ch

rather on the scene that kennedy was dead but did not say that and tell it was announced officially by ava press secretary sallinger in a plane over the pacific and on their way back land remember the video of cronkite saying it is the official. president kennedy died 1:00 p.m. dallas time today and he took off his glasses. forgive me for the editorial content. cronkite to lead is moved to tears by he could not cry for various reasons but mainly it was not his job. it was to report the news as emotional as he was in dicey reporters today maybe they have a right to paid members themselves in the story like katrina into they feel for people but their job is to report, not to use themselves to tell us how sorry they are. sold back to you you know, as much as i do. >> it was the first historical event that unified the country it was a pioneering moment for radio and television "saturday evening post" and look antilife. the american people saw the coverage together it was more evades communal moment the magazine said papers people experienced the story in the same way in a way i don't think it

we will talk to the avas chairman. you can follow us on twitter. you in just a couple minutes. ♪ bernanke. the said winds down its stimulus plan. stocks and currencies from europe to asia under pressure. buys google's motorola mobility for $3 billion. asinvestors punish diageo emerging-market drinkers back off. you will hear from the ceo this hour. good morning to our viewers in europe, good evening to those in asia. and a very warm welcome to those just waking up in the u.s. i am guy johnson. >> and i am francine lacqua, live from london. bowldastream's super scandal. scarlett johansson advertisement start up a storm. >> h&m is gunning for a touchdown, if a david beckham ad campaign can help the retailer win over the u.s. a bit of breaking news -- >> why not? extraordinary performance for german unemployment, much better than expected, around one hour ago. economic confidence a touch below expectations for january. we were expecting 101, came in at 100.9. >> singles that inflation or disinflation might be gathering traction. data might be pushing

all they maria law -- ava maria law. clarinet. university of notre dame.en of america. , family research council, family talk, heart beat international, the italian march columbus,knights of manhattan declaration. there are many more. thank you all for your very hard work. we love and respect you so much. students for life of america. you have to go. thank you. >> thank you, thank you. >> the next speaker is a charismatic husband and father of two, the host of two radio shows. the host of grounded with ryan dobson. through his show he reaches thousands of listeners with a pro-life essa joe pope benedict. the long-running and award-winning show, dr. james dobson's family talk. together with his family, he strives to be an example to guest: how are you doing? are you cold? it is freezing here. thank you for being here. thank you for braving this weather and being here. i am here to say thank you. thank you to you. i appreciate you. all of you. you may or may not know this -- my birth mother was 17 years old. she was terrified. she did not know what to do. he

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but she says to me, this is not why i take this up as a cause important to me not because of ava andhem. >> have they taken out that restraining order yet? >> well, i'm stalking. you kind of wonder what are they like? he looked at her when she would speak with such love. the end. >> tamron. >> a lady who gets into her work. no question about it. no, but he will be great. he should come and co-host. >> but he asked if he could leave by 9:00 a.m., and i said, no, you have to stay until 10:00. and he said okay. i was looking out for you. >> all right. cool. >>> coming up next, need help with your diet? 12 new weight loss books that could work for you. ♪ >>> we're back at 8:42. 27 days into the new year, and if you're already thinking about abandoning your resolution to lose weight, don't lose hope just yet. "today" diet and nutrition editor madeline fernstrom has been reading all the new diet books. she found something that can fit and help people. good morning. >> good morning. we actually polled our viewers to ask them what kind of dieter are you. what did we find? >> we found when we

i went to the head of the women's department in houston ava because i was having depression, nightmares things. i was informed there were no programs to help me. she recommended i go to an aa meeting. i do not drink, but i was told to go to ai meetings. i did not speak again until december, 2012, when i was sitting in my room with a gun to my head. i couldn't take the pain anymore. my husband could not walk up behind me and hugged me without giving me a warning because i startled. he is a contractor in afghanistan. when he is gone i sleep with a loaded gun on my pillow. i spent three years in my home. i could not leave. i had a teenaged son who became my chauffeur when my husband was gone. this child spent his young adult days driving me back and forth to doctors appointments, psychiatrist did the grocery shopping because i couldn't be out in public. you see -- for the panel that sat before me a few minutes ago i would like to say this. there is one major fact that has been overlooked. from the very day you enter the military submission is drilled into you. you are told you don't challe

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fact, ufc in the makeup chair this morning with danielle, the makeup artist talking about her daughter avat thing that makes people happy generally, poor, rich, in between is that they bring energy to getting up in the morning and throughout the entire day. other six characteristics are like that. >> let's go through your happiness guide. encouragement. energy. enthusiasm. empathy. good humor. graciousness and gratitude. the guide is to what draw from these different? >> it's to point out examples from primarily people i worked with and interviewed as to how they display that and gratitude, for example, you almost always find someone who i'm sure, the congressman had someone give him a start. that's going to be a common denominator of everybody who is perky, not a big fan of perky. content. generally happy. >> i see you as myrthful and content. >> so not to jump in front of steve you take your seven gifts. how do these apply and what advice do you give. this show focuses a lot on the political culture. how would politicians at every level take from these seven lessons -- i know we may diff

i remember the sinnott trebek, ava gardner talks about a huge fight that she had with sinatra after all the furniture out in palm springs when she turned out wanda turner had a mayor. frank sinnott shirt had denied both of them. he got to put all that in there. >> host: were you fighting for your life and times of frank sinnott shirt? we threatened? castro not threatened, but i was very, very careful. i felt secured when i heard. we took all the liquor bottles and threw them off the table. and he said if anything happens to that, he said i'll be the first one blamed. i felt kind of secure then. i was really threatened when i when i wrote to book. i had an effect on men cited the publisher at this time i had a book party on publication, which was any real of 1991 press god, i didn't know this until later, but the publisher had hired by the cards for me. and i realized why. you know, it is one thing to write about a mob connected singer. it is quite another to write about a powerful politician and his wife. there are a lot of a lot of people invested in that. there are a lot of people tha

. >> reporter: in 2013 it was one of president obama's probably one of his biggest disappointments ava failure to advance a gun bill. that is front and center today. president obama is promoting his go around congress economic message from the state of the union address. but as he pitches his plan, the issue of gun violence is following him to nashville where he's scheduled to tout new public private partnerships today at a high school reeling after a student was killed by gun vie leps tuesday. a 17-year-old student is charged with killing his 15-year-old friend inside his apartment building. the shooter was playing with a gun when it discharged. last year, gun control was front and center at obama's state of the union. >> the families of knew town de seven a vote. >> the amendment is not agreed to. >> reporter: gun issues got just a mention in this year's state of the union. >> i intend to keep trying with or without congress to help stop more tragedies from visiting americans in our movie theaters, in our shopping malls or schools. >> reporter: on wednesday there were campaign style

we're incredibly excited to kick things off today by announcing that we have acquired ava. as we look tow foorch of mobile, we believe home screens should be smarter and more personalized. >> did you hear her say mobile there? we're putting content front and center but wanted to make the point that yahoo! is moving away from desktop to mobile. >> mobile is all about growth. today, total worldwide smartphones are up 27% year over year. while tablet usage is up 78% year over year. by 2017, we expect to see 3.8 billion devices connected to the internet. that is nearly 2 billion more than we see today. . >> lots and lots of numbers. but what it comes down so to is yahoo! is investing in putting content on mobile so hopefully eventually we know money is important. they have made a number of our ad network announcement which hopefully might goose some revenue in the near term. back to you. >> john, thank you. >>> now, katie couric was there. who else was on stage with her? >> david poge came out. she had some announcements around food also. it was a big yahoo! shindig. they wante

incredibly excited to king kick things off today we have acquired ava.marter and more personalized. >> that's marissa mayer at ces last night. a year ago today, 19 bucks. michelle? >> a lot of people despite that doesn't give her the credit for the move in the stock. >> thank you for coming in. >> let's get back to headquarters. wapner and the halftime. >> carl, thanks so much. first half now in the books. here are the highlights so far. >> 238,000 for the month of december. that's the adp's estimate of where the private sector -- what private sector will go through. big number. >> green light has been buying a position at micron. we're excited to have some of these newmicron. >> this is not an insignificant acquisition for forest labs which i believe carl icahn still has board seats. acquire stock prices continue to go higher and be well received. >> i think jcpenney bit of