>> carly: yeah. yeah. myself together before franco's coming. >> sonny: well, you could just leave him. i mean, we belong together. >> carly: sonny. >> sonny: no, no. it's not in the cards. >> carly: i just told you. >> sonny: yeah, you don't want to go down that road and you said that -- >> carly: it always ends badly and painfully, and i don't want to go through it again. i don't want to put you through it. i love you too much to see you hurt like that. >> sonny: it's nice to hear you say those words. >> carly: as though i had to. i really wish you'd, you know, let it go. let's keep things the way they are, you know? everything seems to be really good between us and things are good between me and franco, and i don't want that changing right now. >> sonny: if that's what you want, then that's -- that's what you're gonna get. all right? to the future of the species. but all that pressure doesn't seem to affect little jack. he was busy being a typical black rhino, completely unpredictable. well, hey. whoa.

carly's dad mitch also has it. their family was told their daughter had only a 7% chance of also contracting the disease, but the odds weren't with them. >> it's really hard for me because i felt responsible. >> reporter: but mitch and carly decided to turn a negative experience into a positive one. two years ago they began to raise money for the american diabetes association by starting a swim-a-thon. carly swam 100 laps and collected more $9,000. last year 110 laps. later this month she'll attempt three miles and hopes to add to that goal of $100,000 in 5 years. >> i'm really proud of myself because i know that i'm doing the right thing. >> words can't describe how proud we are of carly and her dedication and her commitment to empowering herself. (vo) friday night has always been all fun and games, here at the harrison household. but one dark, stormy evening... she needed a good meal and a good family. so we gave her purina cat chow complete. it's great because it has the four cornerstones of nutrition. everythin

we have got carly fiorina, the former chair of hewlett-packard and the chair of goods 360.oming up, juan manuel santos, the president of colombia. ♪ >> this is "taking stock." i am pimm fox, and i am speaking with carly fiorina, and you talked about businesses trying to fight ebola in west africa. you were a political candidate in california, unsuccessful. >> yes. >> what did you learn from that experience that if you could do it over again you might change? >> i learned that i love competing, and the ground game matters. as a result of that recognition about being out battled on the ground, i am engaged this year with a super pac, and we are focused in six states on building a ground game among women to talk to other women to fight the ridiculous war on women that the democrats keep rolling out there. the grassroots matters, in other words. the air war matters. people spent a lot of time talking about advertising and financing ads, but actually what is most persuasive to people is a conversation with someone they know. obama understood this wonderfully in 2008 and built a

granted like carly said i don't travel outside of the area. not if it includes new jersey, and it does. i called them up and have you ever thought about doing the most hip hop? i know that is code. it is code and they said, well we thought about it. you did the red neck one. aren't these the criteria a measurement of success, but they are twisting it around? >> there is no proof these people are snobby, but they decided which things are snobby and they assumed they will be snobby. did you ever hang around cultured rich people? they said have some nuts and tell me about yourself. they are so nice. >> and they give you the good booze. you go to an indy coffee shop people. >> are you talking about austin, texas. you know who is snobby? fitness towns. they are on the cusp outside a city, but near the wilderness and everybody is on bikes and lycra. austin is a good one. say jim thorp, pennsylvania. a great place, but they look at you weird by what you eat, if you don't eat healthily. there is a different snobbry they are not pointing out. >> you kn

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today carli russo will be sentenced. live right now with the latest. the sentencing hearing is on a break right now until 2:00 or the court will hear from convicted killer carli russo. so far her lawyers have set out to paint her as a victim. very remorseful for her dead the actions two years ago. her sentencing hearing began this morning with prosecutors reading a powerful impact statements from his parents of the five world. >> a 20 year-old faces sentencing for reckless homicide and aggravated dui. >> your submitted to inhaling a computer cleaning solution just before she mulled down the victim's family while behind the wheel of her father's luxury-car. >> the family said her death has been devastating and dramatic brought on by the irresponsible behavior of carl russo. hockey >> >> they think that any moment to another accident could occur. >> also injured and affected by this tragedy. when i watch, i will not be fearful >> she suffers from ptsd. >> from multiple drummers and her life. noting she is adopted. delete from the second grade on. raped a

hitler ruined it. >> carly, your original name was mousy hitler.to change her name? >> absolutely. this woman is so selfish. i mean, come on. beheadings are happening it is horrific and she is like, my name, my name i want to tell her shut up. >> she is a big "red eye" fan so she will take it to heart. what about the program spotting terrorists? i have a theory the inep tau tude of the administration will be infiltrated by people in the terror spotting program. >> i wonder what the criteria is they will be using. >> lis eping to maroon -- listening to maroon 5. >> they are barking up the right tree. the obama administration says the islamic state is not easy law america. we are trying to find people who will join the islamic state. you have to be careful how they part this so they focus on people who are opposed to national health care. this can have strange consequences for the terrorist groups. the milf is a real group and no one takes them seriously. the moral islamic liberation front. i know i blew your mind. people are like, sir, there is a mi

gwen stefani just did carly rae jepsen. that was awesome.tight race. blake shelton kick it off dude. [ laughter ] [ clears throat ] >> jimmy: you don't have to clear your throat for a lip sync. [ laughter ] in lip sync you don't talk. you don't have to talk. >> the joke stopped. >> jimmy: all right. [ laughter ] >> thank you, jimmy. >> jimmy: yeah. >> my next song is a little something i like to call "nothing's going to stop us now" by starship. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh my god. ♪ let them say we're crazy what do they know put your arms around me, baby don't ever let go ♪ ♪ let the world around us just fall apart baby we can make it if we're heart to heart ♪ ♪ and we can build this thing together, standing strong forever, nothing's gonna stop us now ♪ ♪ and if this world runs out of lovers we'll still have each other ♪ ♪ nothing's gonna stop us nothing's gonna stop us now ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> good luck. >> jimmy: yeah. >> good luck. good luck to you too. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: blake shelton, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> how

carly rousso passed out behind the wheel of her father's car in 2012. the car plowed into a family on a sidewalk. 5-year-old jaclyn santos- sacramento was killed. her mother asked for a 14-year sentence for rousso. defense lawyers asked for leniency, given rousso's childhood traumas with bullying, rape and a dog attack. prior to the sentence, the defendant once again offered an emotional apology. >> i want to say i am so sorry for what happened back then. i wish it would have been me. >>rousso actually got a 5-year sentence and a 4-year sentence. but they'll run concurrently... and she could knock a year and a half off her sentence with good behavior in prison. state senator's name came up in a trial about a possible bribe. the trial involves a man charged with illegally lobbying lawmakers on behalf of the government in zimbabwe. lawyers want to cross-examine him about allegations he was given $2,000 during an undercover sting. the d.a. says no evidence he ever accepted any of the bribe money. >> cruz and wisconsin working to clean up a spill in at a da

but carly garner is the author of" traders first book on commodities." ultimately the price of natural gas nearly doubled from august 2013 through 2014. she called that move by the way on off the choorts and if you listened you made a killing. now garner think there is glaring similarities between the current environment and last year. similarities that make her want to get bullish all over again. she's not saying natural gas will double all over again. that is a little too bullish. but you can see it rallying from up to 5 bucks, which will be pretty significant. especially for companies that produce the stuff. what makes garner so positive? first simple seasonal factors. you expect it to rise during the winter thanks to higher demand during the winter. and while that is the case what really happens is demand rises in early fall. gaern thinks this is the time to go bullish buzz at this time of the year the price tends to rise before consumers utilize the resource. she points out generally the futures market tends to price in in late august or early septe

carly hogle is kathe hogle's little sister. >> she would never do anything to hurt the kids. is an incredible mother. this is not like her. i miss her so much and i miss the kids so much. montgomery county police say they searched more than 16 areas looking for the children. used cadaver dogs. reporting live from german down, darcy spencer, news4. >> it was pure coincidence that someone spotted katherine hogle acting strangely last night. she paced back and forelooking confused. >> i hightailed it to my house to look at the flyer again. i told my girlfriend, my phone is dead, call the police now. this lady is standing right here. i ran outside and she was still there. i ran to the police department, knocked on their door and told them thafrg was going on. by the time they got back, they had her apprehended. police are asking people to 911 if they have a tip. >>> tonight the isis group has beheaded anoth hostage. david hain went missing in syria last year. it looks like the video was shot in the same location where isis executed two americans. they threaten to kill another bri

carly's dad mitch also has it.aughter had a 7% chance of contracting the disease but the odds weren't with him. >> it was hard for me because i felt responsible. >> reporter: but mitch and carly decided to turn a negative experience into a positive one. two years ago they began to raise money for the american diabetes association by starting a swimathon. carly swam 100 laps and collected more than $9,000. last year 110 laps. later this month she'll attempt three miles and hopes to add to the goal of $100,000 in five years. >> i'm really proud of myself because i know that i'm doing the right thing. >> words can't describe how proud we are of carly and her dedication and her commitment to empowering herself. >> reporter: dr. sanjay gupta, cnn, reporting. >> carly's not only swimming, she's doing the butterfly as we were commenting while watching it, that is no joke. >> she says she is not unlike other kids. yes she is, she takes care of her body and thinks about being healthy and that butterfly ain't easy. i'll tell

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field it won't be too long before we talk about 2016 full time, one of the names floating around is carlyiorina of california who ran for senate in 2010 and it's just going to be fascinating to watch how much do republicans want a strong female face in that mix. she was not a terribly good candidate. she ran into all kinds of issues because of her hp background with offshoring but she's been dipping into new hampshire, making it clear she's thinking seriously about it. so is this the woman that they want out there kind of as their front woman within that field of candidates? we'll see. >> interesting to watch. keep trying, some people are persistent. one of the biggest tests of the 2014 midterm elections is already beginning, early voting in minnesota and iowa. other states are about to follow. by the time it's done, top strategists in both parties think as much as 30% of the vote could be cast by early or absentee ballots. . has become a huge fight as early voting expands and democrats generally, not always but democrats generally won the war of early voting in the key battle grounds loo

carlie huggle, cathers sister, the children's au to us. here's what she had to say. >> they're like e babies. catherine w never intend to hurt the kids >> repor take another look at jsarah. jake or, 2 years old. sarah, 3 years old. theimother diagnosed with parano schizophrenia, is due in court today. she has bond hearing set for 1:00. intervie with police. she has indicated that the childr are safe. at 11:00, we will hear from poe latest on where this investigation stapbz. that is the latest, live from to you.. >>> thankyou. >>> charles severance will be moved to alexandria today. right now he is in loudon are holding him on an unrelated charge. police say he killed three people. one of t >>> today d. statehood is on the schedule. ci leaders, including the mayor and delegate eleanor holmes norton, will argue in a senate hearing. this is the first time they are g the case. if the change happens d.c. residents would have a repres on the hill. the mayor would become the governor. council would come a state legislat the city would be rename n

carli has begun serving her sentence for the crash they killed the five girls.year old. the judge sentenced her to five years in prison. russo was taken into custody immediately with good behavior. the husband >> says her life the of the boss of four sons analyst and corridor. walk to the front of the boston started across the street when she was struck and killed. has not seen the loss it and it does not comment on pending litigation. the preliminary investigation says the woman in her front door fell on the path of the boss. sanitation and water pollution problems are costing the committee and $25,000 fine. under an agreement with the illinois attorney general must finish current project. the office filed a lawsuit back in 2011. coming up next it was first seen here in the midwest. now the virus spreads to more places. details on where children are places. details on where children are getting sick. it was like being blindsided by some linebacker. you don't see it coming. boom! if you've had chicken pox, that shingles virus is already inside of you. it ain't pretty whe

carly fee, successful business person, attacked. meg whitman, successful business person attacked. melissa: right. >> these are not people born on third base thought they hit a triple. they were successful business people. they make good politicians. i want a politician knows how to run a business. mike bloomberg did a pretty good job. melissa: byron, gives us your thoughts. >> there is nothing wrong with politicians cashing in after years and years of public service. if bob mcdonnell waited four years he could have done that himself. >> that's true. melissa: nothing wrong with that? when they come back out and sell the access? i can go back and lobby my buddies, put me on the board of company? there is nothing wrong with that? i think there is a lot wrong with that! >> there is deeper problem when the government becomes so powerful and you sell the access to cash in. >> remember who bob mcdonnell rubbed shoulders with. rich crib contributors. melissa: starting with his wife needing oscar de la renta address. -- dress. great discussion. >>> the jobs report tell us the unemployment

. >> carly fiorina. >> stop the clock.or president but that is our use it or lose it bonus question. that means we have here a followup question that is related in some way to the question you just correctly answered. this is not a risk free proposition. 200 additional points if you answer correctly. incorrectly we take the 200 points away. it is your choice. i have the question here. can you use it or lose it? >> i think america is dying to know what that question is. i have to use it. >> for 200 points your bonus question is this, when she ran for senate in 2010 carly fiorina was defeated by whom? >> boxer. >> boxer is correct. 200 extra points for blake. and we put the clock back on and puts blake back into the lead. the president of ukraine affirmed this week his country's intent to pursue membership in this international organization. >> what is the eu? >> no need to form in the point of a question. as fighting persisted between sunni, military and shiite rebels some were evacuated from the capital city of -- >> baghd

i'm proud to have had a meeting with carly fiorina. >> you had bobby jindel, everyone but governor christiewatch closely. rob, thank you very much. >> thank you very much, neil. neil: to my panel, what do you think? >> unrealistic the two governors aren't going to meet given the threat of terror right now. there's a lot we don't know about. neil: is it kind of weird? >> might be, but you can't control the terror threats are going to happen either. neil: you think christie is being vindictive? >> playing a long game to win, it's a comeback train, people are tired of republicans hate every democrat and democrats hate every republican. he will be the crossover candidate. and the opposite of the whole bridge thing where he was being all nasty. he's showing the friendlier chris christie. neil: he was exonerated on the bridge thing. what do you think? >> first friendly act hugging president obama after hurricane sandy. that hit the republicans really hard. it was one of those, what would you say that pictures are or that video that said hey, wait a second. he does try to be a very bipartisan work

from the audience's far left, a gentleman who's probably never been described as far left before, carly simpleson. next to him is rachel kleinfeld, she's at the carnegie endowment for international peace. she not only comments on foreign policy, but she helps shape it by serving former serk tear of state hillary clinton, one of her advisors on the foreign affairs policy board. next to her is steve ludock, who is the professor at washington college of law and co-editor in chief of justice security. the amount of recognition has been sort of the go to place on foreign policy. to my left is jerry seib, who is the washington bureau chief for the news line. the leading interpreter of nbc news poll, one of the few must-read columns here in this town. and on the end is my colleague tim starks, who is a defense specialist and writes the 5 by 5 blog for cq roll call. and he has a long history as previously covered intelligence for 60 roll call. so he has a lot to contribute to our panel. thank you for coming and joining us on the last summer evening of the year. let me start with jerry seib. las

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carly hoggle is her sister and described hoggle as a great person. >> she wo never do anything to hurt the kids. she's an incredible mother. this is just not like her. i miss her so much and i miss the kids so much. >> montgomery county police have been using search dogs as well as cadaver dogs as they look for these children. they say they are still hopeful that they are alive. those searches will continue today in the area. darcy spencer, "news 4 today." >>> the family is also raising money to help with the search party costs, flyers and t-shirts. they send up a gofundme account. the family is hoping for $2500. >>> this morning we're learning more about hic found catherine hoggle. a 3457b who lives in germantown nicholas stewa saw her at his apartment complex friday night. he said she looked confused and was acting strangely, pacing back and forth stewarke an eye on her and that is when something clicked. he said hoggle was wearing the same clothes in surveillance video police revealed. >> i hightailed it to my house to look at the flyer. i told my girlfriend, i said my phone is dead

carly -- consequently when arlington county police pulled him over they took his picture and let him go. it was only the pennsylvania police five days later that find the person. now he is serving 25 years in jail but could have done a lot more damage. if the director is going to take full responsibility, i think the opening statement should also talk about leadership. as i talked to the whistleblower and others come at they are concerned about leadership, and training. as i look at the 2015 budget request, page 39 there is a basic total and i want to run through the numbers because it is important. under special agent basic classes there were eight classes. 2010 eight classes. 2000 11 five classes. 2012 milk labs says. 2011 five clases. 2012 no classes. in 2012 there was one class. 2013 one class. look at the budget line appropriation, it did not go down. it was basically the same. training diminish? again, i mentioned protocol. ms., itroject week invites tax. we want to see overwhelming force. the would-be intruder was not stopped by a dog or person perhaps lethal force is necessar

. >> carly is a graphic artist and she knows what she's doing. you send the image to her.oes all the work for you. very creative. >> i can start taking down the pictures off my refrigerator. >>> up next on viva today, a little salsa damagesing on the plaza. are you >>> we're back with our week long celebration of hispanic culture, viva this morning. this group was the sebaila conme winners on "america's got talent." first, more how these dance moves got started. >> salsa dancing, the spins, the beat and the heat. ♪ evolving from the cha-cha and the mambo, the dance craze become popular in the 1950s. its roots trace back to the caribbean in cuba and puerto rico, and for decades new yorkers made it their own. popularized in movies like "dirty dancing," like the name of the dance itself, the hot movies are immortalized on the big screen. on any given day across the country, you can find people of all ages moving to the rhythm. joanna vasquez is the creator of baila conmigo. so nice to have you. i know you unfortunately were eliminated last night on "america's got talent"ed, b