up -- we're aging from the chin down, too.nd frankly, our necks have been virtually neglected by the beauty industry. >> i was taking care of my face, and then i realized when i saw the sub-d that -- "wow, my neck is part of my face. it's what you see." >> with my neck, specifically, i find that the skin is getting thinner as i get older, and so i can see the lines. i can see crepiness. so, it's definitely not looking as well as it did a few years ago, so, well, i think it needs a little help. >> prior to using perricone, i did have problematic areas -- mainly my neck and the jawline. i always thought i looked younger than 53 as long as i could hide my neck. [ chuckles ] >> dr. nicholas perricone has been transforming our faces for years, but when he turned to the most neglected area of our faces -- under the chin and neckollete -- he made beauty history. now, for the first time, you can make your aging neck look as young as your face and keep everyone guessing about your real age. >> i think the user for sub-d are women who h

up -- we're aging from the chin down, too. frankly, our necks have been virtually neglected by the beauty industry. >> i was taking care of my face, and then i realized when i saw the sub-d that -- "wow, my neck is part of my face. it's what you see." >> with my neck, specifically, i find that the skin is getting thinner as i get older, and so i can see the lines. i can see crepiness. so, it's definitely not looking as well as it did a few years ago, so, well, i think it needs a little help. >> prior to using perricone, i did have problematic areas -- mainly my neck and the jawline. i always thought i looked younger than 53 as long as i could hide my neck. [ chuckles ] >> dr. nicholas perricone has been transforming our faces for years, but when he turned to the most neglected area of our faces -- under the chin and neckollete -- he made beauty history. now, for the first time, you can make your aging neck look as young as your face and keep everyone guessing about your real age. >> i think the user for sub-d are women who hav

(yu) the chin music is a very ancient chinese music.c existing in china in a simplified chinese character notation. this tablature shows you which string your hand put out and what kind of techniques. but unfortunately, there's no rhythm at all which means you cannot read off music directly from the notation. in most cases, different chin player has their own different interpretation for the same piece. but if the interpretation is very good and everybody likes it, then you become popular and people accept it. (narrator) while notation and sound recording can preserve music, it is the teacher who instructs a student in how to perform. this relationship varies from culture to culture. in japan, it involves the student listening to, imitating, and playing along with the teacher. (oba) in older days, people actually lived with their teachers and helped with the domestic chores. while doing that, they get the essence of their master's techniques and aesthetics. when we learn shamisen these days, we use the notation score, although it is a p

. ♪ sharon chin learned: the >>> the script national spelling bee is in major trouble here in the bayrea. >> trouble. can i hear it in a sentence? sharon chin learns a long time sponsor dropped its support. >> p-e-r-s-u-n-c-t-o-r-i-l-y. >> 13-year-old may not get his fifth and final chance at the script national spelling bee because the san francisco chronicle dropped its sphip after 15 years. >> it was unbelievable. i was really shocked by that. >> a chronicle spokesman did not want to talk on camera, but budget cuts eliminated the department and the one person who staffed that department was in charge of the spelling bee sponsorship. the chronicle had sponsored the regional spelling bee for eight bay area counties. each school sends a winner to the regionals. >> e-n-t. >> in hopes of earning a spot to the finals in washington, d.c., like his sister did three years ago. his family is reaching out to local businesses to find a new sponsor. teacher, gary dunn lap says without the spelling bee, students miss out. >> it will be experience and it is things like that that carry with them.

. >> how about her double chin? steve: her double chin. >> ohh! steve: hi, julia. how you doing, darling? >> i'm good. how are you? steve: good. you're a student? >> yeah. i'm at seton hall university. steve: oh, seton? ooh, that's a nice school. >> i have to tell you actually, you have a girlfriend back in west orange. steve: no, i don't. >> yes, you do. yes, you do. steve: i promise you i don't. hey, hey, hey. [laughter] and that's for chuckles. >> she's my 88-year-old-- steve: ah, ah, ah! [laughter] you don't know a lot about me, do you, julia? [laughter] i've had two divorces. i ain't got no money for a third, really. i paid all the alimony, the child support--i just got finished. and here you are, "you got a girlfriend in west orange..." >> you do. you do. steve: all right, julia, go ahead, tell your little story, because--and i got to tell you something. if it's good--if this goes anywhere that it ain't supposed to do, i'm jumping on your daddy right away. [laughter] who is it, julia? >> she's my 88-year-old tap-dancing grandmother. steve: that's my girl. tha

. >> filling chin speaking on behalf of the chinatown research improvement project. the first thing i would like to share with you say my changes to the commission who sit on one of the most difficult commission and doing some of the most difficult work. i for one appreciate that. on the subject china attain trip has been around for over 36 years and we've looked at the transportation issues since muni had their first goal or reranging the light structure. we've worked with them on a number of changes. on the changes that have been proposed this time we've actually thought we'd researched consensus on a couple of things. the thirty stockton there was a proposal for a stop on the near side of washington and stockton. we generally support having four site stops. on this particular case we didn't feel it was safe because at the intersection and one bloke away there's 3 major construction projects that will be going on for several years. if the stop is on the far side it will create gridlock. we feel that further down the line open stockton that there was a variant to no

. >> phil chin and michelle brand. >> good afternoon, phil chin on the project. we would like to thank the mta for the work on this project and would also like to commend the hard work by the transportation authority. we are in full support of this item and we urge your approval. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> michelle brand. >> my name is michelle brand. i would ask this committee to postpone voting on approval due to inadequate eir at this point. i would want to confirm that everybody has received this for adequate review. i just want to highlight the things that i personally have real questions about. first i question whether the broadway tunnel that is capacity to absorb all the traffic going south and the comment that it's unlikely the trucks will deviate to golf street. trucks are already there. no one enforces that trucks over a certain tonnage. i have never seen that enforced. how are we going to deal with that? that's not even mentioned and there is no plan for truly handicapped people which is different from the elderly. no special shuttles d

. >> i'm going to say they do chin pull-ups. so, they pull up on their chins.yeah, a pull-up, their body. audience: oh! steve: venus, only one strike. >> cars. people pull up their cars. steve: oh, i forgot. i forgot you don't--you don't wait on the question, i forgot. my bad. they pull up their cars! audience: oh! steve: roger, you got to be careful, you got two strikes. if it's there, you're still alive. roger, name something that people pull up. >> underwear. steve: pull up their underwear! [audience cheers] the queen. we have two strikes, you have to be careful. if it's there, though, you're still alive. if it's not there, the grant family can steal and play sudden death. queen, name something that people pull up. >> their stockings, or their socks. steve: socks, stockings! [audience cheers] one answer left, anthony. if it's there, your family wins the game. if it's not there, this time the grant family can steal and they win the game. anthony, name something that people pull up. >> i'm going to have to go weed from the yard, steve. steve: pull up weeds in

the second i dove in, my chin hit the bottom of the pool.napped back with such force that it shattered my c-3/c-4 vertebrae. i was completely awake, completely conscious, and paralyzed. >> this lead to a potential moment. >> what are you hoping? >> the first prototype of like a robotic vest. and that, you know, we could use in whole idea of linking brains to get a young brazilian to open the world cup by giving the kickoff of the competition. >> to imagine a teenage girl wheel herself onto the field, gt up and then run, that's fantastic. >> so the person wears the robotic vest, and he or she will use his or her brain activity to actually control the movements directly, and the vested will produce -- pie temperature. >> people think of the motor thing. when you look at walking, for example, how important is that? >> essential. and he's also very important to know when you're using your hands, you need to know how much force to apply. >> what you see here is the first prototype. these are pneumatic actuators, so we dress the monkeys with the e

sharon chin, kpix 5. >> nominate your local heroes for a jefferson award online.pix.com click the logo at the top of the page then jefferson awards to find the email nomination form. >>> and a reminder, if you have a consumer problem or question, call our hotline 888-5-helps-u. volunteers are there right now. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and today's flavorful dish includes mushrooms. >>> tony tantillo and his daughter stephanie are in the kitchen. the dish includes mushrooms today. >> we saw some beautiful white mushrooms today at the market what kind of pasta are we using? >> ziti regatta. it's very rich, it catches the flavors and it's a mild sauce so you want a pasta that takes everything around it. >> we sauted mushrooms with white wine and butter and we put in some extra virgin olive oil and some garlic and red peppers. we'll add basil. let's plate it. put that on top. and now every pasta should be complete with a little bit of grated cheese. a little bit of cheese on top -- a lot. i love cheese. perfect. >> there we go. >> i like it. >> thanks, dad. >> thank you,be

sharon chin, kpix 5. >> according to the secretary of state's office, the building trades made nearlyllion in political contributions in the past two years. that is 115 times more than the steel workers contributed. >>> by now you may have heard there is a plan in the works to name the western span of the bay bridge after billy brown. tonight we're one step closer to that. a senate committee has okayed the name. now the full senate will vote on it in the next day or two. >>> do you remember these commercials? >> ♪ if you need a better car, go see cal ♪ >> you've got to be at least my age. cal worthing continue who owned a who -- cal worthington passed away yesterday. in the ads he was usually joined by his dog, spot. but spot was never a dog. at times he was a chimpanzee or a bear. he had a lot of fun. cal worthington was 92 years old. >>> coming up, george zimmerman's wife called 911 saying her husband is threatening to shoot her. why don't police arrest him? >> she was fired for having the wrong look. how a scarf is coming back to haunt abercrombie. >> there's one,,,,,,,,,, it's tim

kpix 5's sharon chin tells us what this rocket is designed to find. >> 4, 3, 2, 1, 0! ignition and liftoff! [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: the launch of ladee the pride of nasa ames mountain view. scientists here designed, developed, built and tested the spacecraft. this engineer worked on its propulsion. >> very, very happy, very proud, you know, all the hard work we have put in. >> reporter: the robotic mission will orbit the moon to gain details about its atmosphere, its surface and how the environment plus this lunar dust. scientists hope it will uncover some of the mysteries of the universe. >> the moon is such a fabulous fascinating place that actually holds in cold storage a lot of the secrets and the mysteries of materials that fell on the moon in the very early days of the solar system's formation. >> reporter: after the launch, researchers at nasa ames began the next phase, controlling the robot's day-to-day functions on its 100-day mission. scientists say the probe represents a new class in low cost explorers. this $263 million journey paves the way fo

. >> the chin goes down.we see someone who puts the chin down, they're a step away at this point from lunging into action. >> reporter: was there anything anyone could have done we may never know but he says in your everyday, look closer. >> we're looking for anything that is out of the ordinary. how do they normally sit? how do they use their hands on a regular basis? what's their baseline? literally how they carry themselves. >> reporter: that is the take away. it can be tough to watch for me and ulrich but it may be tougher to ignore. >> i think we knee to know from -- we need to know from reality that this is happening. >> reporter: unfortunately he says he does this kind of work all too often. >> the subcontractor who employed alexis is losing business based on

i did want to invite up cecillia chin who has been working on civil rights and equity and it's important to empower and being able to move employment through those disparities and we have invited them to attend. >> thank you, my name is cecillia chin. i'm with the lawyers committee for civil rights. first i want to thank the commission for inviting me and being part of this discussion and congratulating all the honor reese. today the lawyers committee joins advocates and others throughout the nation as we celebrate the nation for jobs and freedom. as we mark the significant milestone we pause for a moment to reflect and remember the will -- legacy of martin luther king jr. to make this a tangible reality. it heart ens us to no e that this past century has made many gains. united states is a very different nation from what it was in 1963. many of the egregious disparities no longer exist. it's very common to see african american people and many colors. in less than a span of a lifetime, our president is a man of african decent. it's clear that the struggles for civil rights in the 20th ce

. >> the chin goes down. usually when we see someone put their chin down, they're a step away at this point from lunging into action. >> reporter: was there anything anyone could have done? we may never know, but ulrich says in your everyday look closer. >> we're looking for anything out of the ordinary. how do they normally sit? how do they use their hands on a regular basis? what's their baseline, literally how they carry themself? >> reporter: that is the take- away. it can be tough to watch, but it may be tougher to ignore. >> i think we need to see this to know from the reality this is out there, this is happening. >> reporter: unfortunately ulrich says he does this kind of work all too often. debra alfarone, wusa9 news. >> we posted surveillance pictures and video of aaron alexis inside the navy yard on our website, www.wusa9.com. other media outlets did the same. should we have posted those pictures? we asked the question on tellwusa9.com and right now the yes votes outweigh the no's, barely, though. y

that you give good chin or what. what does it mean? gentlemen never discuss -- i don't like those kinds of guys that go around -- this happened when we were both single. and -- do you know the actual story? what happened was, she had seen me at the comedy store, i had never met her. she got my phone number, and she called me every night at midnight, and we talked for an hour. >> she stalked you? >> jay: no, she was calling me, she wouldn't say who she was. she had this british accent and was very intelligent. and i thought, this is sort of fascinating. real interesting, two or three weeks of this. finally i said, let's get together. and we went out. >> and then you had sex with her. [ cheers ] >> jay: people go out. >> who did you hook up with back in the old days? >> i was married. >> jay: i don't want to bring up the giuliani thing, but -- [ cheers ] >> talk about a hair issue. [ laughter ] >> jay: let me ask you, you must have had a lot of fun with the new york mayoral race and you had spitzer there too. he ran for comptroller. anyw

class, i would say, depending on where that middle class employee works, has been taking it on the chin. >> when the president says this is the cost of your cable bill or your cell phone bill that's not quite true. >> 6 of 10 people will have the choice, if they choose to make it. the choice of a policy for under $100. >> the back end hurts. >> it's a debate. do you want to have protection for every check-up, every visit, everything you do or do you have a situation where you are making a determination where you and your family don't use medical services that much and you want to make sure you have protection if something goes terribly wrong. >> is it conceivable to you that the number of a $5,000 or $6,000 deductible for a middle class family is a feasible number? >> well, i think families can make a budget choice. if that isn't something they can pay for -- and a lot of people couldn't pay that out of pocket -- they will want a lower deductible. >> what does success look like? >> i think success looks like at least 7 million people having signed up by the end of march 2014. >> this is

sharon chin says, he is offering the partiers a chance at redemption. >> brian tweeted me and texted me and said dad there's something going on at the house, we have a situation. >> reporter: brian holloway is a former offensive tackle for the new england patriots and l.a. raiders. he was in florida labor day weekend when his son got word there was a huge party going on at the family vacation home in upstate new york. >> at first i thought it was a joke. i thought he was pranking me. >> reporter: that is, until he went online and saw posts about the party on twitter even as the police came to break it up. >> so i'm watching these tweets and i'm listening to them saying what a great party, i can't believe how drunk she is, look, we can't wake her up and they're tweeting all this stuff. so i'm watching this thing as a movie and i'm going, you got to be kidding me. >> reporter: he says the place was a wreck. >> punched holes in the wall and kicked holes in the wall over there. >> reporter: broken windows, doors, ruins carpets, graffiti, trash everywhere including he says drug parapherna

sharon chin, kpix 5. >> scripps says it's actively looking for sponsors. hopefully -- >> all the businesses in the sill sell? you think someone might step up and help these kids out. >>> 4:51 now on your tuesday morning. have you ever wanted to erase something you put online? of course you have. how californians are getting a second chance backed by the law, that too. >> what the president said about his wife over an open mic that the rest of us weren't meant to hear. ,,,,,,,, . >>> time to check out your microclimate forecast. we take you in for a closer look to hayward. winds are going to be kicking up there today, about 69 degrees, breezy and cool ever even tomorrow. >>> and a bridge check for you on this tuesday morning. if you are heading off to work, here's what it looks like across the bridges around the bay area. golden gate bridge, bay bridge and san mateo bridge traffic are all moving at the speed limit. so we'll have more traffic and weather together coming up every 10 minutes. >>> steve jobs' childhood home could soon be a protected historical

. >> later on the double chin stock surge and robert frank will take us inside america's downtown abby>>> it is our favorite stock of the day and it is kythera getting a nice boost after successful trials of a double chin reduction drug. >> exercise? >> anyway, it held a conference call announcing positive top line results for atx 101 injectable treatment used to eliminate double chins without surgery. that is up about 160% over the last year alone sitting there at 41.80. >> in larger stock news today, microsoft announcing a huge stock buyback. company will be rerchg $40 billion worth of shares and boost its dividend by 22%. the buyback replaces the old $40 billion buyback. still, stock kind of oddly not doing too much right now. it's up about a half percent, nice pop at the open, kind of dropped after that and flat all day. find out what's going on, bring in yun. what do you think is happening here? why has there been a brief couple day, you know, exuberance over ballmer leaving and then fell, the buyback pop and drop, what's wrong with microsoft? >> first of all, the share buyback pl

this area has unique needs, and cold plasma sub-d helps tackle the most common signs of aging on the chin, jawline, neck, and décolleté. coming up in the next half-hour, you're going to meet the creator of sub-d and the dermatologist to the stars, dr. nicholas perricone. dr. perricone believes that aging is optional, and you don't

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. >> there's just a touch right under the chin just little bit. let me tell you what's going to happen to that. [laughter] let me tell you about -- >> you don't have to say a thing. you're saying it on the top of your head. [laughter] >> that was beautiful, that was beautiful. [applause] >> i am dorian grey. i am the embodiment. do you have something in your attic right now. come on gil gyllenhaal. >> it's crazy. when you get older it's like i have [bleep] in my pants. >> we got from the top to the bottom. >> to the bottom, my friend. >> but things are good otherwise. >> everything is great, yes. >> someone was asking me earlier in the audience about batman. would you do, because they're like what do you think of ben affleck. i think he will do great as batman. i'm not bothering by casting choices. >> that's good. >> yeah. [laughter] why do you think that's such a hullabaloo. >> because everybody has their ideas and they're entitled to it and it's important for everybody to express it and we live in america where that should be done and it's great

our chin with autism do grow up. >> yes, in deed.dult service agency, providing programs and employment for adults with autism. our mission is to provide these individuals with opportunities to stay meaningfully in all aspects of adult life. they have jobs and get out of high school. >> 100% of our employee volunteer or -- >> how proud are you that you group is going to with funded tomorrow? >> i'm delighted. long been terrific supporters of individuals with autism. my son works at a food bank and port discovery, meals on wheels. something different everyday of the week. how proud are you of that organizations you decided we meet in baltimore. >> i'm very proud. the may recall commission on autism did a resort where i ten russ was the only agency identified to coordinate a 3-ee demonstration project to develop and implement best practices for adults with autism. >> good luck to you too many. >> bob david sop ford lincoln, see you too many. 10 to 2:00 to see vaughn drift. >>> this weekend book womans will flock to baltimore for the 18

always keeping your chin up. >>> this is piers morgan live. welcome to our viewers. the wheels of the government could grind to a halt. bill clinton told me what it's like to try and fix this kind of things. you and newt gingrich eventually worked it out. how do you get things done? >> we worked it out when he was still trying to run me out of town. >> and to the other side of the story and newt gingrich and what he thinks will happen this time. >>> and what chelsea clinton tells me about her future in politics. have you thought about running for office? >> people have been asking me that question for as long as i can remember. >> and on her mother's plans. and game night in the clinton family. who wins? >> thankfully, it's a pretty equal distribution. >>> plus maybe the greatest come back in american history. oracle team usa comes from behind. and we talk to someone who knows a thing or two about come backs. >>> and if washington can't get along with each other, many agencies will be shut down. mr. speaker, welcome to you. there i was chewing the fat with bill clint

. >> gave him seven stitches in his chin. >>> if patience is a virtue outside of prison, inside it mightbe the key to survival, especially when you got a 40-year sentence. >> i've been in prison almost 19 years. i came in, i was 32, and i just turned 51 a couple days ago. spending 19 years in the penitentiary, that ain't never going to go away, but i refuse to let it run my life. i refuse that. i got to keep on ticking. so never seen a blackberry or any of these ipods, none of that stuff. >> but kenneth body's cell contains the artifacts of his life before prison. >> like this cassette player. this is probably an antique on the streets, but this is something a person would want in here. the only reason i was able to keep this is i managed to stay out of trouble. i was able to keep these alligator shoes. yeah. it's probably outdated. but in here, they're sharp as a tack. something that earlier in the years you could have but you no longer could wear dress shoes in here. so they grandfathered them and you can only wear them when you go to visit. and that's the only time you can wear them.

he's in his 20s with facial hair on his chin. again, police say the suspect should be considered armed and dangerous. so they're asking anyone with information on the crime or his whereabouts to call crime stoppers right now at 1-866-7-lockup. if your tip leads to an arrest, you could get up to $2,000. >>> four people are charged with beating a sex offender to death. two of the suspects, it may have been a case of retaliation. latiqwa mayes and her father willie spotted donald robinson and started yelling that robinson had raped her. >>> the two other suspects we playing basketball near by all four suspects punched and kicked robinson and sprayed him with pepper spray. robinson later died at the hospital. police said mayes never reported the rape. >>> a 9-year-old boy shot earlier this week is doing women according to family and friends. kenneth, an avid draw are and sports love are is in good spirits much the shooter faces teamed first and second-degree murder along with several assault charges. 37-year-old kenneth graham is a c

ho-o... [ snoring ] oh my chinny chin chin! rumpelstiltskin fell asleep!d i still don't have something golden to wear on my head. oh! what will i do? [ ♪ ] wonder red to the rescue! [ snoring ] oh! with my wonder words basket, i can find something golden for you to wear on your head. let's read this word. what is this letter? children: "b"! "b". what sound does "b" make? children: buh, buh. buh, buh. and this says "at". buh-at. what word is this? children: "bat"! bat! ooh, this is an "at" word. i love "at" words. [ singing ] ♪ wonderific you're terrific ♪ ♪ wonderific you're terrific ♪ let's see what happens when we put the word "bat" through the spinning wheel. [ ♪ ] [ snoring ] wonder red: [ gasp ] it made a golden bat! [ laughing ] [ squeaking ] a golden bat? i cannot wear a golden bat on my head. no, thank you. [ squeaking ] ew-w-w! let's try another "at" word. what letter is this? children: "h"! "h". what sound does "h" make? hmm... children: huh, huh. huh-at. huh-at. what word is this? children: "hat"! "hat"! i wonder what will happen when we put the

for bloomberg it was not just about being embarrassed, but his pet national issue took it on the chinught they were ready to rally, the recall elections, it's clear that democrats are probably going to do what they have normally done on guns. not walk, but run from the issue. particularly west of the mississippi and south of the mason-dixon line. the nra signalled out the mayor personally saying the recalls prove that lawmakers win. they are accountable to constituents and not the dollars or social engineering agendas. the gun control group responded for the last 20 years and they had the field to themselves in contests like these, but no more were backed and willing to face the attacks because they agree with americans about the need for better background checks. don't expect the line of officials clamoring to face the attacks to be a long one. bloomberg billions lost theired my as touch. the executive director of the congressional black caucus. the atlantic's molly balm. democrats south of the mason-dixon line. would you tell them in the face of what they saw in colorado, that was u

it's the mustache chinny chin chin hair and the lips.unin the e up in the eye it's more like urkel. he's not a bad looking man, that steve urkel, everybody. hi, marvelous. thank you. they're trying to start something. that was meant as a commitment. our last look-aa-like comes from yesenia r. who watches in los angeles, california. yesenia says she looks like lauren conrad, friend to the show. here's the rea lauren conrad. now let's look at yesenia. oh, yeah. you look very, very similar. i love celebrity look-a-like. thank you for sending your photo. if there's a celebrity you lock like or somebody you know looks like, share the photos with us. go to wendyshow.com. up next, everybody, the one and only dr. phil is this the bacon and cheese diet? this is the creamy chicken corn chowder. i mean, look at it. so indulgent. did i tell you i am on the... [ both ] chicken pot pie diet! me too! [ male announcer ] so indulgent, you'll never believe they're light. 100-calorie progresso light soups. there's no subtext... just tacos. yeah, it's our j

i asked general chin with 101 airborne division where his thoughts on this anniversary. >> honor fallen heroes of september 11th as well as those making sacrifices for 12 years defending freedom here in afghan stab. while an entire generation have grown up the last 12 years knowing nothing but a country of war. the children of afghanistan experienced 12 years prof gres and improved education. >> he said the future is bright for people of afghanistan. they're ready to make voices heard in afghanistan saying it's because of effort and sacrifices by soldiers and marines. >> they have made many sacrifices and contributions. >> why is there been so much traffic in san francisco since the new bay bridge opened? have you noticed? sure hoo saer live picture of the skyway, is a mess. >> live on the roof of the kgotv broadcast center, when 90s will appear in the accu-weather forecast. >> the new iphone 5 s has fingerprint security. michael >> if we've been in and out of san francisco you've probably entoured a traffic nightmare, you can see all that have traffic approaching lower deck of the bay

gabriel chin/departament o de bomberos de san francisco :41 24:47 lo que paso es que los bomberos fueroneccion primero que es cinco cuadras lejos 24:53 en la residencia una familia asiatica se encontraba atrapada. el abuelo con su nieta estaban en el tercer piso, mientras que el padre de la menor dormia en el primero pues estaba enfermo....la madre habia llegado de trabajar y estaba comiendo en el segundo nivel, cuando se dio cuenta del incendio explicaron los bomberos....co rrio pero el fuego y el humo ya se habian apoderado de las escaleras.... 24;11 no podia ir abajo por el fuego, por la cantidad de humo y fuego y tampoco arriba 24:17 24:00 so la unica cosa que podia hacer salio por las ventanas atras de ese piso 24:09 las consecuencia s no pudieron ser peores....la pequena chloe tse de un ano de edad perdio la vida, asi como su abuelo y su padre raymond tse de 33 anos de edad...solo la joven madre se salvo.... clifford roberts/vecino 1:36 2;46 she said my family is inside, please get them out ella decia, mi familia esta adentro, por favor saquenlos....me senti muy mal.... que pase es

always keeping your chin up, growing boldly where no man has gone before on the riddick lust. we'll see you one hour later with a panel discussion. we hope you join us for that. piers morgan live starts now. this is piers morgan live. welcome from the states an around the world. when bill clinton was president. he told me last night what it's like to try to fix this kind of thing. you and newt gingrich eventually worked it out between you hochl dow you get stuff done with a dysfunctional washington? >> we worked it out when he was trying to run me out of town. wi were still working together. >> and the other stied of the story with newt gingrich, what he thinks will happen this time. and next generation of clintons, what chelsea clinton tells me about her future in politics. >> have you ever thought about running for high office? >> well, piers, people have been asking me that for as long as i can remember. >> and as to her mother's plans. is your mom running for president? and game night in the clinton family. who wins? >> thankfully it's a pretty equal distribution. i think