now learning english he wrote cindy a letter. he had something to tell her. thank you, cindy. we delivered the letter from the boy she never met to cindy in person. >> not in my wildest dreams i would ever imagine it would come to this. it's wonderful. >> reporter: the letter thanks the american people and that cindy that helped me. >> i know that there are countless children who have injuries like obaid, and it's impossible to help all of them. but it's not impossible to help one of them. and that's why i'm glad i have this connection. >> reporter: the lives of two people worlds apart brought together by a war neither wanted to be a part of. richard engel, nbc news, kabul. >>> how about that to take us off the air on a tuesday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams reporting tonight from los angeles. we hope to see you tomorrow night back home in new york. good night. >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> good evening and thanks for joining us. >> we have a lot happening at this hour. we start in the south bay. a homicide investigation just blocks away fr

and cindy schild.ng us up to speed on the state department decision and what it means for when and if the keystone xl pipeline will get approval. us is at certainly for sad day to see that policy was trumped by politics. we have had five environmental reviews over five years. each continues to show minimal environmental impact. we were far into the national interest determination. the state department, in consultation with federal agencies, was looking at things like the economic benefits, energy security and stability. are trading partner is canada. we are looking at this being -- some labor leaders have said it is a gutless move or slap in the face. that is really a summary of where we are at. host: always the underlying court case that was the reason for this? guest: the underlying court case came up in nebraska. it was the result of a ka,ermination that, in nebras there was not a viable pipeline route. it without a pay plan route, is impossible to analyze the environmental impact. how can you know

. >> the store co-owner, cindy, is the manager on duty. serving my customer here, larry, and this customer comes in my store and he goes he needs to buy tobacco along with a lottery ticket and papers. i say, yes, no problem. >> but cindy and larry notice the man is acting a little strange. >> you could tell this customer you have to watch him like a hawk and make sure everything is okay. >> he seemed on edge and maybe under the influence of alcohol or drugs. i just got these bad vibes. i was thinking he was going to grab some merchandise and run so i kind of was keeping an eye on him. >> when larry turns his attention back to the computer, cindy heads to the counter to wait on the man. >> i told him we only take cash. he said, yeah. i got cash. he goes i got only american. i said yeah. no problem. we love american money. while i was ringing in the items he handed over $50 fake to me. as soon as he put it in my hand i notice it's fake and i said it's fake money. >> when cindy refuses to take his money the man becomes irate. >> he started us

good afternoon, cindy from kaiser permanente. the spirit these are these were our understanding as we generated the rate. if there is going to be changes then we need to understand how that might impact the second year of our offering to make sure we are still comfortable with the offering. so the first one was pretty straight forward if there was a carrier change we need to understand what that was like. the second is our rate was naturally the lower rate, then we want the contribution to reflect that. if there is not a lower rate, we want it to reflect that. as long as our contribution is lower and it reflects that we have a naturally lower rate, then it's in compliance with this. it doesn't preclude to be subsidies for the other plan for the contribution that allow greater contribution to the greater plan but if the rate is lower, then the contribution has some differential in there that indicates the lower rate. the third one if the benefit are changed. we need to under what those are so we can evaluate the member shifting be

but cindy liou says it's important to see the situation from lily's perspective. >> in the beginning, it doesn't register it's necessarily really fishy. they think oh, this is normal, this is what's expected. >> in fact, she had a good experience working as an international nanny. at 15, she left indonesia to live and work with a diplomat in saudi arabia. the family treated her well, paying for her vacation time, taking her with them to europe and teaching her arabic and french. so when she received an offer to work for another diplomat, she leaped at the chance. >> i'm so happy i heard diplomat. i believe they are really nice people. >> but this family could not have been more different. after two years, lily finally persuaded her captors to send $1,000 home to her family. afraid and isolated, she didn't dare ask for more. >> no one wants to take a chance of putting their own family at risk or in danger. >> cindy says degradation and threats are powerful tools to control the situation. threats like -- >> we'll hurt your family, or maybe we'll report you to the authority and tell them

. >> cindy johnson has been clean for some time.ate of the excel program, cindy discovered her drug problem only after it was too late. >> i am here on a first degree murder charge. i've been here seven years. i was a housewife. i have four children out there. i got into the pain pills. i got involved with an older man that was giving me his pills for sexual favors. and it just got really deep. i broke it off with him. and it got bad. we got into a big fight. i went over there with a bat and hit him in the head with it. that's my little boy, skylin, with his sister, kristin. when i came to prison, my baby boy was only a year and a half old. it was devastating because i didn't -- it wasn't planned. i didn't realize what i was doing. >> although cindy won't see the parole board for another seven years, she has made things right with her children. >> my girls are older now. they can drive up and see me. my youngest son, now 9 years old. i just talked to him yesterday on the phone. he's just doing really good. i have a good relationship

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we appreciate that very much. >> thank you. >> cindy davis, president of nike. nike. >> i love nike. i love under armour as well. nike right now on this big pull-back, all the way back towards $74 has more potential to the upside not just based upon golf, but based upon everything they're doing right now along with the shoes, the basketball and everything as we get through march madness. >> you buying it today? >> buying all week, actually. under $75 it's very interesting. the quarter was really good. orders up globally 14%, they beat on revenue gross margins. okay. i think the story's great. golf apparel is only less than 5% of total sales. >> that ball is too fast. it's not fair to the rest of the golfers. >> final trades next. and this will be your premium right here. sorry to interrupt, i just want to say, i combined home and auto with state farm, saved 760 bucks. love this guy. okay, does it bother anybody else that the mime is talking? frrreeeeaky! [ male announcer ] bundle home and auto and you could save 760 bucks. alright, mama, let's get going. [ yawns

- but they were overheard at dinner showing off a ring, to ed norton, on earlier, and talking with cindy crawford and her husband randy. >> they were dating six months. >> i heard more. i heard -- is it just six? somebody said -- >> somewhere in there, six or seven. stacy keebler got married. did she already get married? >> yes. >> and she's pregnant, i know. nbc news reached out to george clooney's team for confirmation and you know what happened? >> they got back to us. >> i couldn't believe it. what was riveting is what they told us. >> no comment. >> anyway -- >> just don't get back to us. >> we'll have more coming up in buzz. >> do you think some men are meant to just be eternal bachelors. i think there are some. i don't know if it is selfishness or they just know innately they want something different in life than that. or they know themselves so well that they're going to get bored and that wouldn't be fair to somebody. >> some people are like the shiny penny person. they want the next one and the next one and once they're bored with that one -- >> i went with a guy for a while wh

. >> cindy. there. alice. how about that one? >> alice? >> that's not the kids. >> i just include the people in the boxes. >> wine for easter and passover. >> kristin chenoweth. big show. ♪ here's the story of a lovely lady ♪ >>> and we're back with more of "today" on this wednesday. ready to play a trivia game we call "who knew?" tomorrow is national sibling day. we're going to test your knowledge of famous siblings. kathie lee is across the street. she's going to hand out 100 bucks to those who get the questions right. for those who don't, they get a kathie lee cd. >> not just any cd. >> it's a good one. here is tim stack who happens to have two brothers. >> i do. >> yes, you do. tim, we asked our viewers this question. >> okay. >> okay. >> those are my brothers, sorry, and my mom. and me. >> how cute. >> they're taller than me, but i'm on tv, so i win! take that, tall people. anyway, sorry. >> name all the -- we asked you to name all the kids in "the brady bunch," which i already did, but let's do it again. what are they? >> greg, marsh

or again in the work of cindy sherman... or by giving the woman's voice back to her, as in the work of barbara kruger... or jenny holzer. this tower in muenster, germany, was used as a prison for torture in medieval times and again during world war ii. for the european artist, it is very important-- the dialogue between past and present, history and our time. rebekorn is using an abandoned building, not for romantic reason, but because it is a building that has a memory of the torture and includes in the space the sound of torture-- water dripping, hammers striking-- so that the silence of history is broken. human beings once cried out in this cell. this tower has a kind of strange life because it is full of these phantoms-- torture in the middle ages and again during world war ii by nazis. this building has this kind of strange life because it's full of these phantoms. the installation is temporary, to last for just six months, so there's a dialectical condition of the piece-- that to relate the history of germany to german

i want to go to pensacola resident cindy bonner joining us on the phone.ou sent us very dramatic video. we're going to show it to our viewers right now. what was if lit like? what did you experience? >> caller: overnight, it just never slowed down. it was the thunder and the rain from early last night to early hours this morning after the sun actually, well, after the light came up. and it was just nonstop. you could hear thunder. you knew it had just hit something. it was scary. it was scarier than any hurricane i've ever been through. >> you've lived through hurricanes in pensacola. have you ever seen flooding like this? >> caller: never. absolutely not. the difference in the hurricane than this, you have time to prepare for a hurricane. this was not something that anyone had prepared for. we didn't have batteries, we didn't have water, the extra stuff that we normally would get for a hurricane. >> as chad said, our meteorologist, there was no photograph, no warning that, what, 15 hours of nonstop rain was on the way? >> caller: yeah. it was basically ju

i'm cindy me and my daughter live in san francisco. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> thank you, supervisors for sporting the sugar beverage tax. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> as a parent i really hope my children have a good and healthy upbringing. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> occurred in the market there are many choices that can influence children for perspiring certain types of drinks speeding i think this measure is a good measure and the revenue that will come in will help increase 40 percent of money for the school district. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> a good education is very important for young you students. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> 25 percent of the money that will come in will help rec and park department. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> 25 percent for public health. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> and then percent for community based groups for education. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> and this is full of hope for the community. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> but most importantly. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> we know that president

>> cindy is tracking the forecast. >> it will feel like summer around here in a couple days but right now i want to show you a time lapse. sundown at 7:58. check this out. it looks like a volcanic eruption. a spectacular sunset. a few high clouds and a few passing clouds on live doppler 7 hd. no moisture around here. we won't see any any time soon. from our exploratorium camera, the financial district unclear skies. 60 degrees, upper 50s, san jose and in gilroy. here's our view from our emeryville camera. as we look across the bay, fog will not be a problem. 57 in santa rosa. temperatures are in the 50s for concord, livermore, fairfield, and one last live shot from our camera. a preview of what's to come. here's a look at the forecast. clear skies heating up the next few days with near record highs in a few cities wednesday and thursday. those will be the hottest days. warm ridge is developing and what is going to happen is the current wind which is coming off the ocean, the sea breeze. it will switch directions. you're going to see the winds coming from this direction as that wind sw

cindy's back street. >>> hollywood is mourning the loss of a true legend. who could forget that face? he played opposite judy garland. his career spanned more than 80 years from silent comedies to tv and broadway. ron knee started his career while still a toddler. he was also married eight times. people are now leaving flowers on mickey rooney's star on the hollywood walk of fame. he has four of them. >>> ukrainian security forces are are trying to keep control of several major cities in the eastern port of the country. pro russian demonstrators are storming clashing with ukrainian police. there are reports that gunmen have taken over government facilities. thousands of russian troops are currently stationed along the border with ukraine. >> time is 4:55. and a bench clearing brawl broke out at a charity hockey game between new york city police and firefighters. the fight started in the second period yesterday when the score was tied at three. the brawl led to a 25 minute delay as sticks and gloves were picked up and players were ejected. nypd went on to wi

>> cindy is tracking the forecast. >> it will feel like summer around here in a couple days but right now i want to show you a time lapse. sundown at 7:58. check this out. it looks like a volcanic eruption. a spectacular sunset. a few high clouds and a few passing clouds on live doppler 7 hd. no moisture around here. we won't see any any time soon. from our exploratorium camera, the financial district unclear skies. 60 degrees, upper 50s, san jose and in gilroy. here's our view from our emeryville camera. as we look across the bay, fog will not be a problem. 57 in santa rosa. temperatures are in the 50s for concord, livermore, fairfield, and one last live shot from our camera. a preview of what's to come. here's a look at the forecast. clear skies heating up the next few days with near record highs in a few cities wednesday and thursday. those will be the hottest days. warm ridge is developing and what is going to happen is the current wind which is coming off the ocean, the sea breeze. it will switch directions. you're going to see the winds coming from this direction as that wind sw

the website and the work sight growing beyond what cindy wu ever expected. >> six of us work there everyay. >> this is not philanthropy. she wants to remake research funding, scientific collaboration of. >> it's to make science for everyone in the world. >> we're going up. >> that's a femur of a mammoth that's bigger than you. >> with no project too big and no investor too small. aljazeera, seatment. >> the national forecast, watching this storm in the northwest. and pushing up to the great lakes. heavy flooding and farther south, we get into this area of severe weather. it's all moving to the east. and the high pressure moves in. the west coast conference dealing with showers. the concern today, more severe weather. and there's a foot of snow coming down, even more possible. but this is a front that moves to the south. there's warm air trying to come up the mid-atlantic coast where we're seeing the warm air, and we have the potential for more severe weather. that area today over western north carolina and western virginia. the area yesterday where they had the severe weather, it has pus

my cousin cindy and zambia in the animals. it has infected almost two hundred thousand pigs across the country and has left nearly forty thousand of them that the virus is known as simply sign at the jamaica diary after it causes severe dehydration and loss of appetite. that does not pose a threat to people. invention is usually feel fatigued with less than ten years old about ten days old. japan's agriculture ministry statement this was confirmed in the southern prefecture of okinawa in october. it has since spread to more than two hundred and seventy fines in twenty one creek bank shares mostly in southwestern japan it's the first time the virus has shown up in the country in seven years. i'm a stickler for sale in tokyo says the disease has not yet resulted in a drop in the amount of queen chance on rising prices. but the president of the stuff for my kid says his team told by a supplier that if the outbreak continues that the current rate for sale prices may go up by twenty to thirty percent. even in my mind started to pul

. >> that's cindy, his new mom. saw a news report about his story and she was like, you know what, i have to have him. that's my little pooch. and his name is edgar. >> edgar. >> that dog loves her. >> i love you too. >> now i'm hoping you'll tell me, that there were cameras and able to catch the person who dumped this dog. >> what i can tell you is that the police aring le looking for person. anyone with information are asked to provide leads to bring the evil people to justice. beautiful ending to what could have been a tragic end for this dog. >>> a fella out for a ride on his scooter in pretoria, south africa, gopro on his helmet but he is definitely an alert scooter rider. pay attention to what he's paying attention to. >> watch this, watch this, watch this. >> that thing was like a runaway train going through what looked like a red light. >> you're absolutely right seeing a coca-cola truck, one of the double trailer trucks. according to reports it lost control as it was going through that intersection and hit

by cindy hall davis. the kids obviously having a good time at the ballpark. and this little fan, already ready for some action. this picture was posted by viewer danielle mena and transcribe lawson just adorable. this little player has the right head gear along with the giants' colors. >>> an alert cashier at grayton casino is being credited for ending an elaborate counterfeit credit dent card ring. sheriff's deputies arrested six people involved in the ring and investigators say they are accused of stealing active credit and debit card numbers and then making counterfeit cards. after stealing thousands in cash, the suspects were caught trying to steal more when the cashier noticed some discrepancies. >> i went to the atm. got a voucher. the voucher they go up to the -- cashier to try to cash it. the cashier actually looked at the credit card. looked at the id. and noticed the credit card appeared to be counterfeit. they ran the magnetic strip and some -- the strip didn't work. >> investigators also recovered a couple of stolen cars and some drugs and a lapto

as cindy has pointed out and others we are still the lowest cost plan for you but we recognize we have to do more and more to become more affordable to you and to our members. and what i think the questions are going to be is how are you doing it? this is great news. when rates go up, you want an explanation. when rates go down, there should be an equal explanation. it all comes down to how are we making things more affordable. there is not one answer. and fortunately this is not a single year thing. it's going to take years and years of hard work to continue this trend. we are approaching this by looking at care transformation, increased quality and then our own cost of goods or input cost. all three have to be addressed and they have to be addressed year over year over year. and through all of this, our focus on delivering the best quality service and access is unwavering. we can't give up on those to break down cost. in fact, what we are finding the higher quality you have, the more you are engaging the members cost actually do come down. so one or 2 years does not make a trend. i t

>> cindy is tracking the forecast. >> it will feel like summer around here in a couple days but right want to show you a time lapse. sundown at 7:58. check this out. it looks like a volcanic eruption. a spectacular sunset. a few high clouds and a few passing clouds on live doppler 7 hd. no moisture around here. we won't see any any time soon. from our exploratorium camera, the financial district unclear skies. 60 degrees, upper 50s, san jose and in gilroy. here's our view from our emeryville camera. as we look across the bay, fog will not be a problem. 57 in santa rosa. temperatures are in the 50s for concord, livermore, fairfield, and one last live shot from our camera. a preview of what's to come. here's a look at the forecast. clear skies heating up the next few days with near record highs in a few cities wednesday and thursday. those will be the hottest days. warm ridge is developing and what is going to happen is the current wind which is coming off the ocean, the sea breeze. it will switch directions. you're going to see the winds coming from this direction as that wind swings a

building behind me, by the santa clara county board of supervisors, after it was proposed by supervisor cindy chavez. the new commission will bring together many forces, different agencies, including the sheriff, police, fbi, federal prosecutor, two judges, labor, and the south bay coalition to end human trafficking. two driving forces behind the timing of this, this new commission, one, is trying to get ahead of super bowl l, which could cause a spike in sex trafficking when the game is played in a couple of years at the new levi stadium. and also this summer, money for san jose police human trafficking unit will be running out. the commission wants to try to identify where trafficking is worse and just how bad it is here in silicon valley. it will be offering law enforcement support in their investigation, apprehensions, and prosecution of traffickers, and will try to educate the public about this problem. especially when you consider that both sex and labor trafficking happens sometimes in plain view, without anyone realizing. >> it's one that we may have been tolerating without even knowi

i'm cindy watson fridge and one. in london he has the iconic it is but a world renowned artist claude twenty twenty. christie's impressionist and modern art sale in new york next month june eighteen oh seven pm to watch the movie started at thirty five million yen stalinist is part of a collection of masterpieces by trademark become stale and laura hall featuring a preview in hong kong. morning was two days of this exceptional quality didn't appear on the auction market very often. what's doubly excited about this painting is the fact that it's been hidden from view for nearly eighteen years old by the present in nineteen thirty and not seen since three of the race. while in the sparring it is depicting his card and france are part of the collection from the state of william andrews clark america's richest and the turn of the twentieth century the haunting works of art have only been in bed i was invited into the apartments of cards daughter and amateur artists to pop them in nineteen thirty. there's three more maste

cindy sheehan's all kinds of food is the most noticeable that the exercise would be in unison to. the monday the nineteenth of this to the nines for the crown is seeking a third street to main office. the bjp led national democratic alliance is eyeing a comeback off the spending and a cute one deal position bench the people were killed and six others were injected an attack on a train in caucus on scholars southwest and then it's a thon province on monday i thought. the penalty exchange shouting to the dentist constellation capital quick after the home team intent on attacking gordon district. yet that is open side and teaching from mountain tops using the pick up a mini tad optimistic beckons but is set. there was no immediate teeing off response to the good deals the attack. the diligence and includes the cost of data dots and stripes in the media yet that comes amid the risk of going skiing off improvement in the law and order situation in the province. the main has built its confidence is in the crib off the second interesting thing to see funny the sixty seats the only man be

the celebrity chef cindy pawlcyn was in that car.after the crash, her injuries were described as moderate. >>> the teachers' rule that back fired in class on april fool's. >>> we'll be back in half an hour. coming up at 6:00, we'll continue to look at the fire late this afternoon. we'll have the latest on the effort to put out the hot spots and secure the area. plus we're learning much more about the type of home that were destroyed. they were built by a famous architect. we'll have details at 6:00. >>> it's been almost a week after an april fool's day prank and it is still going viral. a teacher has a rule that any cell phone call received during class must be put on speaker. take a look at what happened. >> thank you! [ inaudible ]. >> okay. what the phone call said was she was pregnant, she was expecting a baby. the teacher, a little embarrassed but it was all in good fun. it was posted a couple days ago and already has more than 4 million views on social media. >> he might be changing his class rules after this one. thank you. >>

let me know and i will set up a meeting with cindy cat people. so i went out there comet with them and they miraculously offer met me the chance to do two columns a week, and in april it will be 30 years and it was among if not the top send indicate it columns in america. i never took no for an answer. i never took rejection as the final word, and there's an old song that barbara cook sings, it's not where you start, it's where you finish. >> host: in fact you mention in what works, that johnson is a liberal. >> guest: a liberal democrat but a real committed to diversiti' pluralism. i dedicated the become him bus he opened the door for me mitchell life changed because of him. he is an honest, wonderful man. i recently had dinner with he and his wife. this is what has happened, juan. i mention this in the book. nobody knows anybody anymore in washington especially. we're all labeled, liberal, conservative -- yes, die it for communication. all parts of drowns, african-american, latino, women, men, gay, straight, whatever it is, so we're all identif

five so that brings a total of four hundred and eighty six passengers on board this one hope when her cindy for rescue twenty eight dead and two hundred seventy four still missing and those other stories we have been a bestseller and teen son and scully announced online join us again for the latest on the ongoing sunken ferry rescue operation on her next newscast at eleven pm korean time. i knew. the lulu. off eye. i am. i will. the and it is. and. i didn't. sells steve and the hwy this program is brought you by the group. from norway's mainstream crews were lies the herd. exploring one thousand miles of norwegian coastline the report include counters and access to wilkinson. over ten thousand wash and i've now been going through and ching ukraine and the country secure issues at this point i was born in

cindy know this because he wasn't ready to aim for these islands to the skill of a school trip they're accompanied by armed guards. the question is why he was going to move the ball. unfortunately there is a strong wave of anti semitism at this moment though it starts to worry the institutions of it. if we knew that the cia can only crisis that it's too will the moment. unfortunately they always blame the go with over forty z doesn't know what has been a pleasant experience and jewish pride made to giacomo said bye to the temple to the security service. during nineteen seventies he saw his opponent in the attack on a synagogue in nineteen eighty two forces security service called professional. he was then asked me to service. it has been cousin was unsure what to be honest do you find out what is expected to rome and generally jewish community to join hits by something like that see done for you. in nineteen eighty to attack a two year old boy was killed and fourteen people were injured. he was the first of a series of strikes day to me. pretty little while to get around that time of s

. >> i say bring back cind cindy lauper. >> all right. would be consistent with transmissions from both the flight data recorder and the cockpit voice recorder. clearly, this is a most promising lead. and probably in the search so far, it's probably the best information that we have had. >> have they finally found the haystack? investigators confirm they have the strongest lead yet in locating missing malaysian flight 370. >> a hollywood legend passing away. remembering the iconic mickey rooney. and the wait is is finally over. "game of thrones" is back and rules sunday night tv. this is "way too early." >>> hey there, everybody. good morning, i'm thomas roberts. it's monday, april 7th, 2014. welcome to "way too early." the show that rules tv for 30 minutes of the morning. we'll start with serious news which is the update for flight 370 and what officials call their best lead yet in the hunt for the missing jet liner. on two separate occasions u.s. navy equipment detected audio signals from deep in the indian ocean. while there's hope of