. >> reporter: in 2006, carla burr was looking for a new home. at the time, she owned a condominium in manassas, virginia, just southwest of washington, d.c. initially, she didn't consider a mobile, or manufactured home, but on a friend's recommendation, she looked at one in nearby chantilly, virginia. the price and convenience won her over. what made you move from a condo to a manufactured? >> being on one level. my condominium was fifteen stairs to my front door and fifteen stairs inside my house to get to the second level. i had a two-level condo, and with my back as bad as it was, i couldn't go up and down the stairs anymore. >> reporter: she bought this three-bedroom manufactured home for $113,000, in a town where the median home value is $500,000. >> i chose to move here because it was a beautiful house. and i thought, man i could retire here. >> reporter: now 61 years old, burr- and her home- may need to move. while she owns the home-- she made the purchase in cash-- she doesn't own the land underneath. every month, burr pays rent to a pro

joining us now are chef carla pellegrina owner of the bratalian and allison copening with the american cancer society chef carla pellegrino, owner at bratalian in henderson allison copening, board president, american cancer society (questions) february marks cancer prevention month. tell us about the new campaign for vegas, stick a fork in cancer for feb.? how will the cancer and what does it do for the community? who are some of your other restaurants participating? chef carla, tell us about some of your specialty items (prep 2 food items (may have 3 to show) and what do you have for us today? what made you want to help out american cancer society? bratalian is donating feb. 1, 2 and 3, correct-- how much of proceeds? to help chef carla raise money for the american cancer over to the link on your screen-- there you can find more infomation about the the stick a fork in cancer campaign and what restaurants are scene of a deadly auto-pedestrian accident. this is happening at "camino al norte and lone mountain". right now, they're telling drivers to stay away from that area. we're expect

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here's carla bargario. >> the golden globe goes to -- "the revant." >> the grand finale as the best motion picture drama is announced. >> snitch. >> ricky gervais at it again. the host taking swipes at sean penn during his opening monologue after the actor interviewed a mexican drug king- pin. >> i want to do this monologue and then go into hiding, ok? not even sean penn will find me. [ laughter ] >> reporter: laughs made way to the first award of the evening for a genuinely surprised kate winslet who won for best supporting actress in a feature >> really, actually -- extremely surprised. and overwhelmed. >> reporter: moments later matt damon won for his role in "the martian" it's >> literally been 18 years since i've been here doing this. and with a little more context i know how lucky i am. >> reporter: other acting awards going to both new and old tv shows. >> thank you so much. >> i am truly speechless. thank you so much. >> sylvester stallone. >> the winner everyone agreed on? stallone, honored for his work in "creed" with a roaring standing ovation. >> i want to thank my imaginary fr

abc's carla barguerena has the latest. >> and the golden globe goes to, "the revenant." for a grand show. as the best motion picture drama is announced. >> snitch. >> reporter: ricky gervais back at it again. the laughs made way to the first award of the evening for a surprised kate winslet, two won for her work in "steve jobs." >> really, actually, extremely surprised and overwhelmed. >> reporter: moments later, matt damon won for his role in "the martian." >> i know how lucky i am. >> reporter: other awards going to new and old tv shows. >> thank you so much. >> i really am speechless. thank you so much. >> sylvester stallone. >> reporter: the the winner stallone. honored for his work in "creed" with a roerg standing ovation. >> i want to thank my imaginary the best friend i ever had. >> reporter: and best actresses. character. thank you if my hometown, kentucky. >> reporter: with the globes over, the race to oscar sunday is now officially under way. carla barguerena, abc news, new york. >> we should point out that the oscar nominations will be announced on thursday. and no doubt, we'r

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(risas) alejandro: la ganadora eres carla martÍnez. con un enterito que podemos usar tanto en invierno como en verano. daniela: es un enterito que se puede utilizar durante todo el aÑo, bÁsico, una prenda muy importante de tener en el guardarropas, un look elegante para la noche, y ahora la vemos con un look, de invierno, simplemente aÑadimos una camisa manga larga y un suÉter. es la misma prenda. se puede utilizar durante todo el aÑo. estamos utilizando zapatos cerrados para protegernos de estos frÍos que estÁn haciendo ahora, en este momento y un suÉter calientito que nos ayuda, la podemos poner durante el dÍa, para la noche, para cualquier ocasiÓn. ana: me encantarÍa que la modelo se quitara el cinto y el saco ese para que vean que linda se ve la camisa blanca. daniela: para mÍ una camisa blanca es una prenda importante para tener en el armario porque se pude combinar con todo. miren quÉ bonito se ve a la hora de vestirnos, podemos utilizar por cualquier ocasiÓn. ana: y el negro obviamente hace que nos sentamos como queremos, para q

carla's kicking things off with an ooey, gooey cheesy twist on a classic french onion soup. then, mario and carla are getting their crunch on with an italian favorite packed with zesty goodness. plus, the fabulous brooke shields is here and she's in the kitchen with michael to prove that nothing comes between her and her humus. get ready to flip for dips and

we will get latest from abc's carla bartnaira. >> reporter: millions of northeast still snowed in from the crippling snowstorm. >> didn't expect to be caught in the the middle of the snowstorm. >> reporter: even d.c. police chief stepping into shovel out stuck patrol cars. so much snow the plows just can't keep up. at the the new jersey shore, roads flooded with chunks of ice floating by and water levels reaching 8 feet. >> governor chris christie praising residents who heated the early morning to evacuate. >> this is my 17th snow emergency in six years. so we know how you to do this. >> reporter: further west in pittsburgh. >> it has just been one after another truck stuck. it is non-stop. it is just not like we are getting anywhere to be honest. >> reporter: pennsylvania turnpike turned into a long, stalled snake. many commuters spending 15 hours in their frigid cars. >> we have not had any food since yesterday. >> reporter: in new york city, a whole travel ban, bridges, tunnels closed with virtually no cars on the street, people are walking right down the middle. so far, three peopl

carla melendez is pleading for help. hoping someone speaks up and helps investigators husband's killer. when he didn't come home last night, she knew something was wrong. "find iphone" app saw he was 30 house. carla melendez/victim's wife "it showed trees and it was weird because why would his phone be by trees and it was there for a while." melendez drove to that pulsing dot on her phone's screen and found acosta dead. ramiro acosta was found shot, his body dumped on the side of the road... melendez says she was one of the last to see her husband alive... and the first to find him dead. his wife - says he was a former gang member.. but he was turning his life around. and this was the scene in florida... after a man was arrested for battery against his wife... and this gives the term different level. she says - the fight all started over a peanut butter and jelly sandwich.. 46 year old keith davidson... is facing charges... the 911 call from their home phone explains how they got there. nats: davidson "why is she holleri

gilberto: carla tambiÉn aprovechÓ el programa.dÓ a encontrar los fondos necesarios para poder aplicar y mandar mi aplicaciÓn para la ciudadanÍa. gilberto: si se perdiÓ este taller no se preocupe, el prÓximo sÁbado se llevará a cabo otro empezando a las 10 de la maÑana. para mÁs informaciÓn puede llamar al 4153736038. este de la informaciÓn que tenemos, regresamos contigo. ramÓn: gracias por tu reporte. policÍa busca a tres sospechosos de robar a mano armada un restaurante de comida rÁpida. dos de los asaltantes son hispanos de aproximadamente 20 aÑos. los tres portaban cuchillos. una mujer fue apuÑalada en la universidad de california en san francisco. fue atacada a las cuatro de la tarde y una hora mÁs tarde falleciÓ en el hospital. su acompaÑante fue arrestado bajo sospecha. la policÍa de la ciudad pide la colaboraciÓn para identificar a dos mujeres de cometer fraude con cheque falso. estÁn implicadas en varios casos similares. engaÑan a sus vÍctimas al comenzarlas de que les cambien sus cheques falsos. tenga mucho cuidado. ya s

see if you look amazing you you look amazing guy when he why nothing but your love oh you are lying carla rae jackson she is live on the show six minutes from now and speaking of live a lot to get to today i was and how in hollywood over the weekend you see see these elbows i have been been rabid bl bows with the stars matt damon )-right-paren amy schumer it with the critics choice awards wherever i go people ask me chris where were you see dead because they make you and with in with all of the celebrities let's go to the tape tape your war i was seated at the said there's this stage i was there and i'm right back a little further a little further 405 it was right down the 10 over to west covina and write their boom in the box parking lot near you are either folding chair of the bonds parking lot honest to god the stars not that their cars but it was a lot of fun of course the oscars today getting a lot of buzz in speaking to critics with ikeda gets out these because i was in whisk of me now. this is going viral what do you think one of the younger critics he's only 17 he was there get an

randy leach and carla broshear are joes' children and are touched by the presence of supporters. "it shows us how well he was respected in our community, and what he meant for a lot of people to come out on a low 20 degree day. its freezing out here and everybody wanted to be here. that means the world to us as a family." though mourners are going through a though time, they shared to the crowd what type of man joe was to them. relatives shared with us a moment they're remember the most. "anytime we have a great moment whether it be racing or a grandbaby being born or just a holiday or just a good family meal together. he would just look around and say god is great, god is great." for now the family hopes to find the person responsible for the tragedy. in north college hill frankie jupiter fox19 now. no winner in the powerball jackpot drawing.. meaning the jackpot is now at an estimated record - one- but some local folks are celebrating - big wins.. anyway.. two million dollar tickets were sold in clermont county.. the tickets were sold at smoke and things in goshen.. and the spe

carla nos cuenta la batalla legal de una mujer que asegura que tiene el derecho de alimentar a su familia deben comer crudos. su filosofÍa dice no es complicada, sostiene que la carne comida chatarra no son buenas, y ahora que podrÍa perder la custodia de su hijo de 15 aÑos se pregunta si una madre nunca dejarÍa a sus hijos pequeÑos consumir drogas por quÉ deberÍa darle a sus hijos productos que considera igual de perjudiciales? mÉdicos aseguran que esta costumbre estÁ limitando el crecimiento de tom, incluso ha llegado decir que tiene sÍntomas de malnutriciÓn. madre decidiÓ iniciar la dieta con los hijo tenÍa cinco aÑos. hoy en dÍa pelea con el estado para que no se lo quiten. un documental sobre ella causÓ controversia por no mandar a su hijo a la escuela debido a que le dan comida basura. lo cierto es que su testimonio de vida refleja valores de una madre que pretende defender posiciones que considera correcta. consumir lÁcteos dice causa un crecimiento anormal a los niÑos. el hijo de esta mujer es de estatura muy baja y argumentan que se debe a la dieta que al no tener suficientes cal

and to carla holloway, and ari melber.mhp show, because i'm getting on a plane, if jeh johnson will let me, and i'm going fly to iowa, and ari is going to stay here in new york at this table. we're going to host in two different places together. we're going to take a look in part at ari's exclusive interview with a death row inmate in california who is now fighting for his life. >>> also, when we come back, i have many, many feelings about cam newton. we're going to talk about it. to fight cyber-crime. we use the microsoft cloud to visualize information so we can track down the criminals. when it comes to the cloud, trust and security are paramount. we're building what we learn back into the cloud to make people and organizations safer. it's easy to love your laxative when that lax loves your body back. only miralax hydrates, eases and softens to unblock naturally, so you have peace of mind from start to finish. love your laxative. miralax. fettucini with chicken mariand broccoli withs her tender white meat chicken and fre

that was huge. >> kim: he and carla ray are so great on the radio together. they have this great timing and chemistry. >>> still to come big changes. rumors flying that twitter could be changing things up and a lot of people don't like what they are hearing. we'll fill you in coming up. >> dana: and the baseball hall of fame will announce who is in we'll have a preview of what is >> announcer: can you lose 10 pounds in 10 days by eat thanksgiving? then clinton kelly giving y >> kim: welcome back to the program. it is 5:26. what can we expect for the rest of the morning and beyond? let's check in with kelly and the weather center. >> kelly: looking at that shot, we see the clouds. we have a breeze out there that dropping as low as what we saw yesterday. we are still dealing with light sprinkles in the valley, mainly around the spaghetti bowl and temperatures to the north 47-degrees. we're going to talk about the next round of rain coming up. >> dana: thank you. 5:27 now. a basketball coach not happy with the ref. you are going to see how this guy goes the wron

emily: carla? nicole: i absolutely agree with carla. we work together a lot of this.any wants to attract more diverse talent it is like a flywheel. the first few revolutions of trying to attract diverse talent are incredibly difficult. they take more energy. as you prove that you are serious about this and as your top talent from backgrounds that are underrepresented gets retained, they beget more diverse talent. those first few revolutions of the flywheel are where most companies are falling flat. emily: let me take this one step further. is silicon valley racist? >> i think what is interesting about that question is that it assumes that a body of people is one thing, that they are all bad are all good. -- or all good. i think a lot of the work that has been done in the last year is nuanced -- the situation that we are in the middle of. emily: is that a yes? >> the systems at play are not built in a way that drums of -- draws inclusion. emily: nicole? nicole: i would say it reflects the values of the united states overall, and we see too much systemic racism embedded

carla, you told us this man has three prior convictions. what would it take to that someone like that off of the street? >> all sexual predators are actually screened before they are released from prison. within the last half hour we learned when this man was released, he was screened and he showed no signs of risk of reoffending which is what he is accused of doing here tonight. when walter was released from prison after serving time for sexual battery in three counties back victim was not even born yet. >> he did it again and it is rough for us to investigate this. >> reporter: we cannot repeat details because it is so graphic. but tonight he is being held without bond after a 13-year- old girl claims that he held a knife at her throat and raped her. >> we are the files we can believe somebody like that would do that to somebody. >> if found likely to reoffend, they can be put in a treatment center. he did not meet criteria for the sexually violent predator program because he showed no signs of mental disorder or that he would recommit. >

carla, were they making meth at that location? >> reporter: the lab itself was not there. investigators are not saying where this is being manufactured, but they were distributing math by the kilo. you can't see anything over the hill. but investigators say a large amount of myth was being sold here. >> we have been putting people in jail for math for several years. >> reporter: we were there as the sheriff named off the two investigations. but getting to brian powers and his accused cohorts was not easy. agents tell us this property was all but two traps. >> the net - - road was named after them. >> we usually see this in more sophisticated operations. >> agent say the group was making an dispensing $100,000 of net every month and they hope 117 arrests will make it nearly impossible to find. >> i'm confident that we made a significant impact on the drug trade. >> reporter: even with 117 people that agents are looking for actively right now. >>> we've had on and off rain today in parts of central florida and we are tracking another round of storms. tom is tracking the rain

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seguimos contigo mi querida carla.s, quÉ estÁ sucediendo? mario: hace mÁs de 15 dÍas en washington, se revelÓ este secreto de la administraciÓn obama de que iban a empezar las deportaciones de familias centroamericanas, con nombre y apellido, que acaban de venir es decir que tienen menos de dos aÑos de estar aquÍ. esto se hace por la presiÓn enorme que ha recibido la administraciÓn sobre todo de estados como texas que estÁn gastando más de 15 millones diarios de dÓlares para poder cuidar y mantener a toda esta gente que estÁ parada en la frontera. ademÁs de eso, es importantÍsimo que nuestros colegas y nuestra gente sepamos que dentro de 1,2 meses la corte suprema de estados unidos va a decidir, si el presidente obama tenÍan la autorizaciÓn, la autoridad constitucional para firmar la famosa ley dapa, esa ley, como usted sabrÁ ayudarÍa a 11 millones de personas entre usted y yo, yo no creo que eso le vaya a pasar. pero es importante que estemos inscritos en eso. karla: si la corte decide que el presidente no tiene autor

carla, investigators told you that they have a long history with him. >> reporter: they are doing everything that they can. they want to make sure his children are safe. the charges were dropped but she is no longer allowed to be around him and in this case involves his biological children. stick. even after the 28-year-old - - after his stepdaughter told police that he would demand she do push-ups and he would hit her with a hose, charges were dropped for lack of sufficient evidence. >> it - - if that is not significant evidence, it makes me wonder about the safety of that. >> reporter: the same day, a new warrant was files. he was put back behind bars today. we spotted a playset in the backyard. no one was there to answer our questions about the newest case. and court details are not there yet either. but he was accused of hitting his three boys with his hands, a hose, a vacuum and a water bottle. eight month will be the because a judge denied the request to keep him away. >> investigators are very concerned about this type of behavior, and they are concerned about the welfare of these chi

but it's what sits beneath the winter snow, that worries carla kaufman. "i threw up every 10 minutes for 18 hours and the second time for 36 hours. " she says that's the reaction she has when exposed to round up. that's why she got involved with the "poison free park" group. members of the group say keeping pesticides out of public places will benefit everyone who uses the parks. "month after month you see more and more studies coming out to indicate that this is an endoxxxx disruption. that this is cancer causing. that's defects and it negatively impacts the health of people. " the city says, they use round up to kill weeds in the city's parks, landscaped areas, grassy areas and golf courses. they say the use is compliant with the state and federal regulations. dubuque's leisure services has met with the group and have agreed to create a city wide integrated pest management plan, but they say they expect to present the plan to the city council in july. still this group wants a total ban of round up in city parks, by the time the snow melts. "it's not unr

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and carla, that trooper is lucky that his injuries were actually a pair of troopers working on this scene and one is by the patrol car talking to that driver. and others were at the curb talking to the man's passenger. he dragged a second trooper the street. >> hey !-sclam hey !-sclam >>> >> that's why we never use - - >> he knew he was probably going to jail and he decided to make it worse by running away and his charges go all the way up to assault and battery on a trooper. >> reporter: he also faces possession of marijuana with intent to sell. >>> the case of the killer once on death row will go back before a judge tomorrow. attorneys plan to at - - ask for the life sentence. he's accused of killing two but the supreme court vacated the sentence over a jewelry - - a jury problem. >>> hundreds showed up in last night's council meeting but the council was not able to agree on the futures of the deputy city manager. the council was told if he went, the went, the other would also go. he plans to give his official resignation soon. >>> tomorrow night's debate will not be about who will be t

then carla's teaming up with fitness gurus chris and heidi powell, and they've got a dish that will help you get fit, one mouthwatering bite at a time. plus, new mom of two, our very own daphne oz is back. it's time to get your skinny feast on, right now on "the chew." [ cheers and applause ] >> hey, everybody. hello, and welcome to "the chew." now, does anyone here want to eat delicious food without having to worry about overloading on calories? [ cheers and applause ] >> yes! >> whoo!

. >> reporter: carla valena abc news new york. >> anchor: not a good golden globes ballot for me this year. i plan on making up at the oscar oscars. >> anchor: it's fun right. >> anchor: looking at this list i need rainy days. >> reporter: i should have gone with the revinant. >> anchor: i want to see that one. big short. i need a couple of days. >> reporter: the oscars are coming up in march. >> reporter: show you outside right now. clouds around the magic city. 69 degrees and we're going to shave about 10 off of that before you wake up tomorrow. you'll feel a difference if nothing more than the humidity is down. with it we'll see less rain fall as the showers moved out of miami dade and broward. key west this afternoon. broward county. watch these showers quickly move very light. very fast moving. with the clouds around left with dryer conditions. rain fall totals after midnight you may have woke up with the line of showers moved through. kindle approaching almost half of an inch. officials numbers go in for today. 67 pem brook pines. the 2 coolest readings. 73 key west. 70 in marat

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on up october 2nd, broke carla and -- was born and dad got to embrace her and see her. and dad chose on october 14th to go to heaven and i believe he went with a big smile. >>> in addition to helping sammy and then terror -- the entire anderson family, deal with the end of a great life, the folks at duke hospice were also able to give sergeant anderson another honor. >>> we honor your service. we recognize that you would have given your life -- of given your life for your country if that were necessary. >>> what a nice story. we have much more information on duke hospice and home care volunteer on what a difference a week makes. >> we were talking winter storm warning, we had i said this time friday night to you now folks want to get out and watch that car this weekend. you have good weather to do it. sixty-six sunday. and then showers wednesday but mild area below normal the end of next week but no snow in the forecast, ready for the groundhog.

carla bangara has the latest on the story. >> reporter: announced first on iranian tv, these pictures released by the same show the u.s. sailors on their way back to u.s. custody. >> also, i want to thank the iranian authorities for their cooperation and quick response. >> reporter: the sailors were seen on the floor of the same seized. the one female sailor wearing a head covering required in iran. >> and these were always situations, which, as everyone here knows, of an ability if not properly guided to get out of control. and i am appreciative for the quick and appropriate response of the iranian authorities. >> reporter: the crisis began on tuesday after the sailors' drifted into iranian waters. they were transitioning from kuwait to bahrain when the iranians say the navigation equipment on one of the boats failed, results in what they called, quote, an intrusion. these photos circulating on twitter by an iranian government news service show the moments when the sailors were in custody. their arms up and their firearms out on display. the navy saying there are no indications that

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then, it's carla to the rescue. she's giving your home a fabulous makeover for just pennies. plus, michael's in the kitchen with the hilarious marlon wayans and they've got a recipe that's 50 shades of delicious. we're putting food on the table and cash back in your wallet, today on "the chew." [ cheers and applause ] >> hello, and welcome to "the chew." okay, i want everybody to close their eyes and think about the most perfect meal you've ever had. again?