r cuando una cobra lo pateÓ, aquÍ ven el momento cuando en medio del terreno lo subieron t en una camilla que le construyeron estudiantes de robo ctd de una escuela secundaria en gran rapids michigan, con esta mano podrÁ suspen sostener, recoger objetos. >>> su familia no podrÍa pagarlo dinero que costaba reemplazar su primera prÓtesis que le quedaba y maÑan entonces los estudiante trabajaron en conjunto con un centro de rehabilitaciÓn para hacerle esta mano mecÁnica. >>> quÉ maravilla verdad. >>> esa sonrisa vale mucho. >>> estamos a una semana de la navidad y muchos que dejaron las compras para el Último momento tÚ ya?. >>> todavÍa estoy en el Último momento. >>> van a tener que pagar mÁs para comprar sus artÍculos. >>> asÍ es, los almacÉnes utilizan dicen que estrategias para que los consumidores compren mÁs, a Última hora, va necesaria estÁ con nosotros para contarnos quÉ se puede hacer para no gastar mÁs de la cuenta. >>> llegÓ la navidad y los comerciantes se visten de gala para vender todo lo que pueden en esta Época del aÑo dÓnde realmente hacen sus ganancias. >>> en la Época del

. >>> like any other fun-loving couple, charles and camilla are out with the christmas card this year. they are all dressed up for the royal ascot this year where they enjoyed the view from the royal box. when we come back, the touching story of two brothers that shows the american dream can still come true. >>> finally tonight a story first told in the pages of the boston globe and a heartwarming conclusion was announced on social media. it went instantly around the world this week. it told the story of two kids from boston and the story left so many people inspired by how they beat the odds in such a big way. we get their story tonight from nbc's harry smith. >> reporter: in some parts of the dorchester section of boston, a working class veneer masks streets of poverty and crime. here, hopes and dreams have a way of being just out of reach. but george nguyen grabbed hold of a dream when he logged on to the yale university website this week. >> i saw a bulldog on the screen saying welcome class of 2018. singing in the background. >> reporter: yep, george was accepted at yale. george

conniving with the muslims alike are rebels canteens have been singled out by the christian anti bella camilla says the central african muslims have also been targeted and are trying to flee town. two minutes twenty one to flee the country and he said. even though we haven't been there since the dawn of the essential africans the apprentice and traffic in progress a much attention here has had decided to leave to find some peace in gemini we will come back. this is not in the country. hundreds of chinese also boarded trucks to drive out of the country. cameroon also flew hundreds of its citizens from other countries like senegal are in the cher can ask for help to that seaweed and nationals. well for more on that this story and that all the days of concerts economic law and are let's say that of course is that of the derby defeat at home said the bank at dot com that of course is in english french and in arabic. well finally the end of the year is just around the corner and in celebration hundreds of people gathered at the copacabana beach in rio de janeiro to teach idiot to them on to the god

lying in state at the beauty and beatings in pretoria on the cool thing was transported here from camilla tree hospital two days ago. friday is the last day for the to pay if that was faxed to the deposit lead to a peaceful day lies in state helicopters flew overhead and so does in shoal of security on the grounds on saturday and got us what it would be plenty to do his childhood home in the eastern cape province. he will be tyrant that on sunday mandela dined at his helmet into hundreds of december the fifth at the age of ninety five. authorities in africa has admitted the mistake was made in the hiring of a sign language and to pray to for now some end of this memorial said this about good things in the country's deputy disabilities menace to apologize to those around me was who would defend it the statement came off the expats repeated that the signing on stage next to what the this was incomprehensible. at times son kyle jensen ged translate to the center of the control the state has defended his performance and production is a major grain criticism idea he said he had panicked and ha

prince charles and camilla sent out their holiday card. >> oh, look at this. >> oh, my god, this is not what you would expect. >> it looks like they're happy. looks like they're at some kind of horse event. >> i think they like a little nip or two at a horse event, don't you think? a little nip and a little gallop. royal ascot, races, that's why -- >> he looks loving towards her. >> we remember what he used to say about her so i think the man's in love. there's no other explanation. we asked you the other day to follow up on facebook about how you all feel about the cards that come with the five pages long, you know, updates of how many cavities your kids had and all of that. you voted on our website. >> 68% said bragging has gotten out of control on christmas cards. they think it's too much. >> hit the highlights. >> yeah. >> and then 32% said they like to see all that stuff. >> i think what it comes down to is if you have time to sit and really -- when you get them from people you don't remember or you don't know that well at all. or you say, oh, my gosh. i have to ask frank who someb

autobÚs cargado de pasajeros se saliÓ de la vÍa y cayÓ al fondo de un barranco, fueron sacados en camillaÓ contra el tronco, el saldo de 32 lesionados. 7 con heridas severas. dos personas quedaron atrapadas entre hierros retorcidos, se utilizÓ equipos especiales para sacarlos. los que se salvadon de chocar, fueron niÑos de otro autobÚs escolar en carolina del sur, un vehÍculo estuvo a puerto rico de estrellarse. el chofer se saliÓ del asiento al doblar en una intersecciÓn, ahÍ las imÁgenes. dos maestros evitaron la tragedia, tomando el control del volante, y el freno. >>> bueno, en medio de los gritos de terror de los estudiantes, los profesores hicieron una maniobra digna de hÉroes, increÍble. vamos a cambiar de tema, el hallazgo de dos cadÁveres, pondrÍa fin a la bÚsqueda de un niÑo hispano de 4 aÑos en georgia, comenzÓ luego que la madre del pequeÑo se fuera encontrada inconsciente golpeada en su cuerpo en el departamento donde reside. sospechan que los cadÁveres son del menor y su padre que asesiÓo a su hijo y se quitÓ la vida. un pequeÑo aviÓn se estrello en el momento del aterrizaje

fata when the civil war was anarchist thinkers like camilla burg mary who was murdered or the communistsn may 1937, 1 of the leading miss anarchist thinkers. he pointed out as it turned out, quite correctly, that they would never win a conventional war for one reason because the commitment to the war on the part of the population can't seriously declined after the revolution was crashed. he had lots 54 and they didn't care who is going to pick up the spoils. he pointed out and of course the fascists ripping directly supported by hitler and mussolini. the west was not opposed to that. he may forget now, but fascism had a pretty good image in the west in the late 30s. mussolini was that admiral italian gentleman answers about called him. hitler was regarded by the state department in the late 30s as a moderate who is holding off the forces of left and right comes we shouldn't be too critical of it. the united states had a calm cool and berlin up until pearl harbor, who was sending back dispatches saying you shouldn't be too hard on the doing things we don't like, but there's some moderates

camilla consuelos will be happy and my dad, tony will be jealous she made it on your show before he didboard. what are the mexican authorities saying? >> we're getting new information, that the national commission. that the trek has found. they have found the truck, and they also found a container, which they say was found open. wolf? >> that's encouraging news. they found the truck, the radioactive material. we'll say astop this story. reporting for us from mexico. that's it for me. thanks very much for watching. "crossfire" starts right now. >>> tonight on "crossfire", how do we close the gap? >> just last week, be spoke at length about this. >> but who has the -- >> the senate, the president continue to stand in the way of the people's priorities. >>> who's helping and who's hurting? tonight on "crossfire." >>> welcome to "crossfire." i'm -- >> in josh josh, members of congress who have very different answers are -- you know, i can't take it serally. to grow in the middle class. this is a president who has presided over the worst economic recovery since

did not do so well, 2.8%.ix5 camilla sales numbers jcpenney, and down one and a quarter percent forrombie and fitch. the retailers are not participating in this rally. stuart: the retailers are going down. good stuff, thank you, nicole. shift away from the market to bring another interesting story. dozens of russian diplomats accused of bilking the u.s. government out of $1.5 million. they allegedly used medicaid to cover their own medical expenses while they lived truly lavish lifestyles here in america. let's bring in former state department adviso advisor and af the book "smart power." is it so easy for foreigners to come here, spend time temporarily and walk away with a million and a half dollars? is it that easy? >> i am beginning to think it is. russian diplomats are not known for being coy. we come across, using silly but to hand a million and a half dollars to these people collectively would ask a few questions and want to verify some claims about intelligence and all of these people are pretty much paid, diplomats in places like new york, washington, but apparently it is pr

when you look at family tablets, you're looking at the line of kirios or from vivitar and the camilla for the entire family so everyone can share it, but those are bigger ticket items as compared to dolls that you'll pick up for $1999 or craft items or some of the retrothings. >> lori, some of the conversation that i've heard out there is manufacturers are almost afraid to spend, you know, on big products, the must-have products in innovation because they see technology eating into the toy space. who is being most innovative from your perspective? >> a lot of companies are doing a lot of great things. one side, take the fact that parents like me love a well balanced toy box for their kids. so you're going to look at technology because it's part of our life. but you're also going to look at more traditional kind of play. and you're seeing some interesting things happen. there's a video game called minecraft. so, you know, kids are loving the it, they're into it, but you want to take your kids away from the screen. you have companies like lego, creating lego sets around minecraft and sm

there'll be 4,500 invited guests including prince charl's wife camilla and jesse jackson, but only 400ew hundred yards away and they'll have a very traditional burial there with all the tribal rituals. anthony and vinita? >> allen pizzey in south africa. thank you. >>> john kerry arrives in the city formerly known as saigon and later travel to the capitol. kerry served in vietnam 44 year is ago as the commander of a swift patrol boat. >>> this year six of the best college football players are here in new york and tonight's their big night. they're the finalists for the heisman trophy. here to break it down is cbs analyst and former nfl lineman -- >> lineman? i wasn't big enough. i was a linebacker. >> that's what they wrote. talk to me. four quarterbacks and two -- >> i think it's going to be a win for jameis winston. jameis if not for the off the field issues would win in landslide and probably would still. >> most people don't know jordan lynch. why should they? >> he's fantastic. he had three of four rushing games at the quarterback position. that i won four straight mac west titles

joining us camilla and ross gerber. thank you for joining us. we were at the mall on friday, a mall. anecdotally we noticed certain stores were doing a lot better than others here. who do you think were the winners on what -- the numbers we got more shoppers but they spent less than they did last year. who were the winners here, do you think? >> interestingly, we i think the winners were the ones with the stronger brands that promoted less. it was fraught from promotion from store to store. it was companies like lulu michael kors, deckers who carries the ugg brand. they were the winners and they promoted a lot less than the other mall and retailers. >> my heckles are going up. let me disentangle this. so there's a difference between those retailers that are strong enough they don't have to discount and the names you're citing along with, by the way we saw tiffany hermes the luxury guys. >> they did nothing. >> the ones from the middle market were the ones that weren't quite aggressive. a clear winner seemed to be gap brands, with the 40%, 50% si

that there's dignity and worth in every human being, not an ounce of camilla is worth more than a ton of might, but lasting long-term change needs patience, even the patience of a lifetime but that change can come with determination and sacrifice. so mr. speaker, it is with sadness we meet here today to remember nelson mandela. but it is with gladness that we can say this, it was a long walk to freedom but the walk is over. freedom was one year and for that nelson mandela has the deepest respect of the cells and his enduring place in history. >> here, here. >> ed miliband. >> mr. speaker, today we remember the life of nelson mandela. now, this house traditionally gathers to be treated to those who have led our country. it is unusual for us to meet to honor the leader of another. why was it so essential that we should commemorate the life of president mandela in this way? a simple reason to be is an enduring and unique symbol of courage, hope, and the fight against injustice. he teaches us the power of forgiveness, showing no bitterness toward his captors. just the love of a country th

camilla in texas, writes. our gift did not come either.excuse. >> at least that's what the grandson says. [ laughter ] >> it's in the mail. >> tweeted this. all right. well has anyone thought about u.p.s. and fedex being away from their families to deliver for you? hash tag greed, hash tag selfish. >> tweet from dreams of a runner says i paid for expressed shipping to ensure it was here on time i want my pony back. >> if you paid extra for it to be there at that time versus the regular snail u.p.s. mail. >> i also received this from one of our emailers saying the u.p.s. driver in our neighborhood was running to and from, the trump making deliveries. kudos to our driver after dark still making drops. >> work hard. >> some of the nicest people too walking around in my neighborhood. can i tip my hat to them for that at least. other thing in their defense. some of the last minute shoppers some of them out there that are part of the group that didn't receive their. shopping days between thanksgiving and christmas. so there were more last. store

. >> host: christina hoff sommers, you listed camilla paglia as one of your greatest influences.why? >> guest: a friend of mine as well as an ally and dissident feminist. i got to know her in the early '90s when she seemed to come out of nowhere. i felt sort of alone in protesting the excesses of my colleagues, and she wrote this brilliant book, "sexual persona." she has a degree, a air d in english -- ph.d. in english, and she's one of the most erudite and intellectual people you'll ever meet, and she has this sweeping knowledge of history of art and history of fashion, the history of literature. a self-described lesbian who likes men. she has all these paradox call self-descriptions that she calls herself a green, but she has some skepticism about climate, about global warming. she's a democrat, but she's more libertarian. but hostly she's just a fan -- mostly, she's just a fantastic intellectual and a brilliant, original person, and she writes about gender. she showed me that you could write about these things in a completely free and un, you know, in a way which wasn't confin

de caerse, durante el rescate estuvo alerta hablando con socorristas hasta que la colocaron en una camillao. >> tenemos informaciones yo lo venÍa diciendo que habrÁn nuevos ataques contra el sistema elÉctrico alerta al paÍs y el mundo tengo en emergencia a todos los cuerpos de seguridad del estado y las fuerza armadas para proteger al pueblo. >> por su parte la oposiciÓn niega haber orquestado el apagÓn, venezuela ha sufrido en Últimos 3 aÑos constantes racionamientos de leelectricida debido a problemas con la generaciÓn hidro elÉctrica. >> quedÓ reducido a escombros un edificio de 5 pisos que estaba siendo construido en sao paulo brasil la estructura colapsÓ obligando a mÁs de 65 bomberos a peinar la zona durante mÁs de 3 horas se cree que en ninguno de los 13 obreros que trabajaba el turno de la noche estaba en el lugar cuando se registrÓ el derrumbe. >> seguimos en brasil donde el gobierno ha decidido no permitir mÁs rutas para las aerolÍneas que estarÁn funcionamiento en la copa mundial, dice que aeropuertos existentes tienen capacidad para 600 mil extranjeros y 3 millones de brasileÑo

no, camilla, this is camille. they're totally different. different people. i'm told.le, apple is urging shareholders to vote against carl icahn's buyback proposal. icahn wants the company to buy back $50 billion in shares. apple says it's already returned $43 billion to shareholders in buybacks and dividends over the first six months of a $100 billion capital return program. you can see apple shares in the premarket down by .5% on that news. and separately, the company revealed tim cook earned $4.25 million this year. it's about the same as it was in 2012. tied to the company's annual performance. that's because apple shares lost about a quarter of their value between august and 2012 and august of this year. we were talking about this last hour, this is your classic pay for performance. these restricted stock units so they vest on a schedule where your board can reevaluate. >> what irritates me a little bit, this is a very politically correct number for him. you would think that everybody knows about, it's been knocking the cover off the ball. so he makes 4.25, and bo

prince charles and camilla sent out their holiday card. >> oh, look at this. >> oh, my, this is not what day to follow up on facebook about how you all feel about the cards that come with the five pages long of, you know, updates of, you know how many cavities your kid has. you voted on the website. >> 68% said bragging has gotten out of control on christmas cards. they think it's too much. >> keep the highlights. >> and i think when it comes down to, when you have time to sit and -- >> and read. >> when you get them from people that you don't remember or know that well at all, oh, my gosh. that's bad. if i have to ask frank who somebody is that's bad. but we appreciate everybody sending them. >> but the question came up about those cards with the photos on it. that look like real pictures. i hate to toss them. so our facebook friend jennifer rosenbergen she says said take a picture of the card. then put it in your phone and have that be like when that person calls you, that's the photo that comes up. so then you get to be reminded like there they are. >> that's a great idea. probably no