--en el documento, ella nombro como albacea a su hija mayor, la tambien abogada "cate edwards".ards murio el 7 de diciembre, apenas seis dias despues de firmar el testamento que quedo registrado en una corte de carolina del norte. --- 145-mil libras de tamales de carne y de pollo deben ser retirados del mercado.---los tamales, fabricados por la compaÑia "homestead pasta" con sede en san francisco, se prepararon entre abril de 2010 y enero de 2011, y se vendieron en california, oregon y washington.---en realidad, no hay nada malo con el producto, pero el departamento de agricultura de los estados unidos descubrio que la etiqueta de los tamales no dice que contiene suero, y mucha gente es alergica a este derivado de la leche.---los tamales en cuestion tienen el numero de lote "p 49 94" o "est. 49 94".

. -- this man is responsible for getting cates designs into the shop. the designer does not have a shot of her own yet. the garments are manufactured in turkey. the two are making their final preparations for bread and butter. they hope an appearance at the show will give the lel added exposure. >> we have a feing that word is spreading. we hope they will have presence throughout germany in one or two seasons. >> the sleeves are a little tight for current trends. kate wants to make the dress more loose fitting for the next collection. kate ellis troubles a lot, always on the lookout for fresh ideas. she finds inspiration in germany. she keeps an eye on the fashion scene and says she has noticed a trend toward more diversity. >> it has been appearing in the last few years. more designers, new designers. i think there is a larger acceptance. >> that means more companies like her. but kate ellis also wants to grow. that is why she is also planning a men's wear collection for next year. >> one of the most striking features of the berlin event is its use of

. >> reporter: former classmate steven cates was not surprised when he heard was what loughner allegedly did. he was so afraid loughner would bring a gun to class someday he tried to be friends with him so he would not get shot. >> it was very apparent that he was not on the same level as everyone else. >> reporter: the crime scene here tonight in tucson is still blocked off, as you can see. we learned late this afternoon that the f.b.i. has a new piece of information for their investigation. they actually have surveillance camera video from inside this grocery store that captured part of the shooting spree as it happened. katie? >> couric: all right. ben tracy. ben, thanks so much for that report. the chaotic scene outside the safeway where the shooting took place on saturday morning brought together victims and those desperate to help. some just happened to be nearby and as it turned out it's a good thing they were. strangers unite bid tragedy. >> you two are good guys. >> couric: inextricably linked by the events of january 8 meeting only now. >> i was taking care of his wife and she

. -- this man is responsible for getting cates designs into the shop. the designer does not have a shot of her own yet. the garments are manufactured in turkey. the two are making their final preparations for bread and butter. they hope an appearance at the show will give the label added exposure. >> we have a feeling that word is spreading. we hope they will have presence throughout germany in one or two seasons. >> the sleeves are a little tight for current trends. kate wants to make the dress more loose fitting for the next collection. kate ellis troubles a lot, always on the lookout for fresh ideas. she finds inspiration in germany. she keeps an eye on the fashion scene and says she has noticed a trend toward more diversity. >> it has been appearing in the last few years. more designers, new designers. i think there is a larger acceptance. >> that means more companies like her. but kate ellis also wants to grow. that is why she is also planning a men's wear collection for next year. >> one of the most striking features of the berlin event is its use

edwards left everything to her three children cate jack and emma claire.econd half, duke up by 17. mason bumly with the steal. the other way for the deal. duke leads 70-51. later in the second, smith driving again. the hole. he throws it down. he had 33 points. duke wins, 85-64. >>> that is all for your espn news update. i'm don bell. now, back to you in new york. >>> speaking of sports, there's a world series of just about everything these days, including, of all things, beer pong. >> one of my favorites. a team from the st. louis area beat out more than 500 teams to take ohm the $50,000 prize in the latest world series of beer pong. >> they say they are going to party with the winnings. and one claims he is going to buy his girlfriend an engagement ring. >> a romantic at heart. >> a romantic beer drinker. >> that's right. >>> coming up next revealing the winners of the $350 million jackpot. depression is a serious medical condition that can take so much out of you. i feel like i have to wind myself up just to get out of bed. then, well, i have to keep wi

in a will signed just six days before her death, edwards left everything to her three children -- catere. there's no mention in that will of her estranged husband john edwards. edwards of course died last december after a long battle with breast cancer. >>> turning now to australia where the areas hardest hit by floods are getting even more rain today. that is exactly what they don't need in the soggy, muddy, northeastern part of that country. thousands of people are out of their homes and it could be another two weeks before they can get back in. the mayor of one flooded city says it could be a year before everything is cleaned up. as we reported, there's crocodiles and snakes in that water. so it's very different from how it floods when it floods over here. >>> here's a look now at your thursday forecast. lingering showers and thunderstorms from orlando to miami. colder in the upper midwest. snow showers from detroit and cleveland up to pittsburgh. rain from seattle to portland. avalanche warnings in the cascades. >> 40s in the pacific northwest. 54 in sacramento. just 12 degrees in

[applause] the bipartisan fiscal commission i cated last year made this crystal clear. i don't agree with all their proposals, but they made important progre. and their conclusion is that the only way to tackle our deficit is to cut excessive spending wherever we find it -- in domestispending, defense spending, health care spending, and spending through tax breaks and loopholes. [applause] this means further reducing health care costs, including programs like medicare and medicaid, which are the single biggest contributor to our long-term deficit. health insurance reform will slow these rising costs, which is part of why nonpartisan economists have said that repealing the health care law would add a quarter of a trillion dollars to our deficit. still, i am willing to look at other ideas to bring down costs, including one that republicans suggested last year -- medical malpractice reform to rein in frivolous lawsuits. [applause] to put us on solid ground, we should also find a bipartisan solution to strengthen social security for future generations. [applause] and we mus

either maintain or cut revenues consistent with your cutting of spending,then you will inevitably cate new debt. all of you have heard about my three children, my three jandchildren and my one great-granddaughter. they frankly won't care how the debt was created. it was created because we cut revenues but didn't cut spending which is what happened of course in the 2000's, what happened in the 1980's, where we curred trillions of dollars of additional debt. during the clinton administration we didn't do that. and we restrained spending, our republican colleagues were very helpful in doing that, obviously. and we continued to pay for what we bought. we created four years of surplus. so i oppose this rule because of the trillions of dollars that it will authorize be incurred in new debt. secondly i oppose this rule as my friends from the various territories from puerto rico and from the district of columbia and the pacific islands. we talked about during the course of the campaign listening to people. we have almost five million people who are american citizens. how do we listen to them?