and the girl, crazy cindy started cursing, and sister renata thought it was me. so, i had bloody hands. they are stinging. i am trying to not touch the soap because it's burning and she takes the soap out of my hands and sticks it into my mouth, tells me i have a potty mouth. >> you were success. >> i was six. part of my personality is i couldn't stop laughing because while she is shoving it in my mouth, i am noting and there are bubbles coming out of my nose. so, i couldn't stop laughing. so like, you know, and i told this woman -- i called this woman crazy. >> en at six, you always had a comeback? >> right there. the timing was impeccable. >> you were always a ham. >>ists a ham. no. i was not a ham. i was ham and cheese served on a platter. i was ridiculous. >> tell a few crazy -- tell us who crazy cindy was. >> no one has asked me about her yet. so that came a little bit as a shock. she was my best friend, my c confidan confidante, my little angel. >> crazy cindy plays a really beg role at the convent. >> yes. >> she is a girl that in some ways, you seem to lo

rick and cindy have renamed the dining room, the evidence room.graphs and discs and stuff here. >> reporter: you're light a detective. when did people start blowing the horns? were you recruiting people? telling them to get this guy out of town? >> no. that's what he tells everybody. >> reporter: john says he can explain everything. his son's girlfriend and some of his friends would occasionally blow the horn. but that was their way of saying good-bye. >> when they would leave the house, the girls would toot the horn just to let them know they're leaving. >> reporter: a little toot. yeah. rick says, like this car leaving the clemente driveway at 4:00 in the morning. does the city of hubbard have a horn blowing epidemic? >> epidemic? no. we have a problem in one area. >> reporter: we patrolled around with the police chief. >> at some point, people began blowing horns. it became clear on another point, on occasion it was used to harass a person. >> reporter: they began taking horn blowers to court. he got orders of protection against more than a doz

so why do you want this for cindy? kids, and she rarely does anything for herself. it will be a great treat for her. >> and a nice gift for mother's day. what do you think? >> i'm overwhelmed. but i'm excited. thank you. >> how exciting. cindy is here with her best friend kelly. >> hi, kelly. please keep your blindfold on kel, for just a minute. here is cindy's before picture. all right. cindy, let's see the new you. >> whoa. >> nice. >> wow. are you ready? >> take off your blindfold, kelly. >> oh, my gosh. >> are you ready? >> yes. >> spin right around with your vogue new haircut. you can put your glasses on. so you can see. you look hot. >> yeah. >> spin right around. look at camera 12. >> fabulous. >> tell us about the hair, louis. >> yes, indeed, it is you. a fairy tale come true. this is a great haircut by arsene, again, keeping her hair -- giving it some length but a great body. i just softly highlighted her hair. she lives in a place where she can't color her hair that often, this way she can maintain it about e

and one of those mothers is cindy campbell. a rare and aggressive pediatric cancer in 2012 when he was just 5 years old. since then cindy and her husband, lou, have found a way to honor ty's memory. >> my mouth's not working. can you feed me my lollipop? or my hand feels funny. can you do it for me? but he wasn't complaining. he just wanted to keep playing, manipulate the toy or show him something. he didn't get worked up over it. >> he was a wise guy, too. he loved nothing more than to tease people. especially us. >> this is a really big mess here. i wonder how we can get that mess cleaned. >> clean that up. abracadabra. clean that up. >> even though he was battling cancer, he talked about jumping in muddy puddles when he got better. and that's why we started the muddy puddles project because that was the epitome of childhood. and that is what ty was all about, laughing, having fun, being a kid. >> cindy and lou created muddy puddles project in conjunction with the ty lewis campbell foundation to raise money for pediatric canc

your wife cindy wrote in to tell us how amazing you are.also mentioned that you're obsessed with golf. like myself. so pack your bags. and join me in sunny california. >> i nominated my husband as dylan's biggest fan. >> she's real. she just seems like somebody you could sit down and chat with and have fun with. we lost our house during a major flood three years ago. got back in november. and cindy was diagnosed in december. >> three battles with cancer. he'd been there with me through everything. >> we started golfing as a bit of a relief and a way to get our mind off of treatments and the illness. >> you made me think positively. knowing that it was going to be okay. >> reporter: cindy had gone through such a challenge. and there was just something so unselfish about her wanting to give back and say thank you to her husband. >> i love golf, regardless of how bad i am. i'm going golfing with dylan. >> reporter: okay. finally going to meet brian. hey, brian! >> hi, dylan! >> reporter: it's about time. >> yeah. >> reporter: finally get to me

at age 45, cindy still looks impossibly young and gorgeous. >> oh, my god, she's just stunning.n is just amazing, and so i feel like now i have a chance. >> what's cindy's beauty secret?

i really want to thank the planning commission cindy wu and the entire staff for their expertise and last but not least we want to thank the neighbors john for the advocacy for the building (clapping) but is special shout out to the finances of pioneers park julie christian son thank you for your tireless advocacy to make this place worth and we're just thrilled i can't wait for you to see it and cheers to san francisco. cheers (clapping.) we're getting close this side of the aisle the bride side it hot the grammar side cooler but the honoree the president charles with us today and thank him for his continuing to nurture the arts coming to san francisco (clapping) and speaking of being challenges the art commission has the responsibility for lots of public art in san francisco i want you to welcome the arts commissioner tom (clapping.) well, good afternoon it's a hot one so i will try to be brief so we can get into the shade welcome this is an incredible day in san francisco i wanted to start with everybody who has champed the coit tower and the murals it's an incredible day when you

cindy crawford, you know, is famous for a lot of reasons. one is for her trademark beauty mark. >> she's got, the mole. >> the mole. okay. so -- >> why is her mole adorable? >> right. other people can have a mole and maybe it is not as cute. aaron neville has a mole. >> he has several. >> he has one big one. i think it is cute, but -- >> wouldn't be aaron neville without it, would he? >> she did an interview with intothegloss.com. she said she used to hate it but her mom was instrumental in what was it? >> she said, you know what, don't have it removed because you know what your mole looks like. but you don't know what the scar is going to look like if you have it removed. and she helped her think it through and now she credits her mom. cindy is not only a gorgeous girl, she's very, very smart. valedictorian, she's -- i think she's come to embrace it. her sister and her kids at school used to call her it her ugly mark. i think she's got the last say on that. >> and you know what, you know it's her. if you see a bunch of beautiful women you k

that doesn't make it a disease. >> cindy whitehead and sprout pharmaceuticals are appealing.sprout wins the appeal, the drug could be available as early as next year. of a ruling women like amanda parish are eagerly waiting for. >> i will be the first one waiting for my prescription. i believe that strongly in how it works and i believe that strongly that women deserve an equal opportunity to enjoy and become active members in their sex life. >> what would that mean to you to be first to market with this? >> it is much more than getting a drug approved. this is an important moment in women's health care. and in i think a societal moment around women's sexuality. >> reporter: for "nightline," maria schiavocampo in north carolina. >> you think sexism was a factor in the fda rejection? let us know. tweet us @"nightline." >> angelina jolie is back and her first movie in years. and talking to us about her health and a crazy wedding plan for her and brad floated by their kids. eating healthier,tion by drinking plenty of water, but still not getting relief? try dulcolax laxative tab

harrison and all my fellow commissioners on rec and park chief suhr our councilmember ferraro and cindy wu and appearance park president and jim the sincere vp and reverend chang now give them a big hand (clapping.) i have two art commissioners roberta and abby i apologize give them a welcome. (clapping.) >> art at this stage of the program i need lilly to help we a.k.a. donna. so i thought rather than giving you my interpretation i'll tell you what wikipedia has to say about her. lilly hitchcock fire bell was considered eccentric and smoking cigars and wearing trousers before it was acceptable and an avid gambler and she dressed up as a male to do so. as a young woman she traveled to europe and married howard the caller for the san francisco stock exchange he passed away in 11885 he saw the fire department respond to telegraph hill and helped them get up the hill this was in the days when everything was outsourced to private enterprise but she get them up first and treated asia mascot of the firefighters and after her return in the 63 made an honoree of the engine company and rode alon

selena and cindy are single mothers and will live here for nine months. neither will have a genetic connection since the egg comes from somewhere else, and both receive $13,000 for renting their wombs. >> cindy, why d did you decide to be a surrogate. >> translation: i didn't know there were so many couples that couldn't have a baby. >> the 27-year-old also needs money to pay off student loans. and raise her own child, cam illa. >> translation: because i'm in charge of raising her by myself. i'm concern beside her future and education. >> if you are going to... >> carr mine and jody were impressed by what they saw. >> it's clean, organised. the women seem to be happy. >> they are cautious. this is not the first time they have gone international in search of a child. the last time left them with a huge bill and crushed hopes. how much money? >> well, between the expenses of travelling. it's been about $50,000. >> you lost $50,000 working with planet hospital. >> correct. >> planet hospital. the same surro gassy that they used last year is under federal inv

you don't need to play if you've seen stars. >> absolutely. >> cindy, it's interesting that the white house will highlight some of the commitments across the board and public/private sector and the ncaa and the defense department, launching research on concussion risks. pop warner, a private youth league will participate in a research project that tracks concussions and concussion trends in high school sports. the nfl, under a lot of scrutiny, committing $25 million over the next three years for -- to promote youth sports safety. it is a new day when you have those kind of dollars and commitment for research. >> yeah. i mean, it's still a drop in the bucket when you consider the multibillion enterprises that the ncaa and the nfl are, but again, it's a beginning and it's also a nod to the fact that these organizations are aware of parents as with president obama. you'll remember he wouldn't let his sons play football if he had sons. they're aware that parents are beginning to say this and no one wants to see football go away. they want to have a safe way to play it. let me play what th

so why do you want this for cindy? >> this is cindy's first trip away from home.ow exciting. cindy is here with her best friend kelly. hi, kelly. please keep your blindfold on for a minute. here is cindy's before picture. all right. cindy, let's see the new you. >> whoa. >> wow. are you ready? >> take off your blindfold, kelly. >> oh, my gosh. >> are you ready? >> yes. >> spin right around with your vogue new haircut. >> put your glasses on. yeah. spin right around. look at camera 12. tell us about the hair. >> it is you. >> you look great. >> it is a dream come true. this is a great haircut, keeping her hair -- keeping it -- some length but great body. i softly highlighted her hair. she lives in a place where she can't color her hair that often, she can maintain it every three or four months. the highlights are warm, not ashy. so it looks young. >> what do you think, kelly? >> gorgeous. >> jill, that's the perfect dress. i'm sorry. perfect. >> darling. >> she picked it out because her son's favorite color is yellow. so this is so sweet. maggie london, we added a

like cindy and selena. they have been lected by surrogacy beyond borders to live in this villa, inside a gated community in cannes can. it's the next stop for carr mine and jody. having met their egg donors, they are being introduced to potential surrogates. selena and cindy are single mothers. they'll live here for nine months. neither has a genetic collection, since the egg comes from someone else, and both will receive 13,000 for renting their wombs. why have you decided to be a surrogate for an american couple? >> i didn't know there were so many couples that couldn't have a baby. >> reporter: the 27-year-old says she needs money to pay off her student loans and raise her own child, cam illa. >> translation: i'm in charm of raising her myself and i'm concerned about her future and education. >> beautiful, nice apartment. >> reporter: carr mine and jody were impressed by what they saw. >> it's clean, organised. the women are happy. >> reporter: they are still cautious. this is not the first time they hav

there are also crunchy cindy rice crackers fresh clams and oysters and other seafood delicacies first a look around the market. the ccs was sprayed it with us. i had to be the house. human what seeking the month it seemed to have i seen. and that means they need to be mandarin. go to the kenya he is still not found. try. you have been. two men. i didn't have a little weirdo the japanese name for this fish means black throat because its throat is black the trio find plenty to interest him in the sunday show. it sells all kinds of products that we've got is famous for. things like that the town. get there. it was to receive it he did happening again. that's enough of august. the trick it begins. it is. but the police. competing species would take some practice to master. i have been in the event. team player a new total is still tough. about a place st until the end of that. that is. no two and a half. still quite nice. to me in the hotel. and that. i meant to put nice mac according to. the it is i do. eight or nine the kids. the other chemicals to much tv can present it on the ring he

cindy mccain tweeted this. gwenyth paltrow is a joke. what a joke.in the military should talk to her. those are your headlines. >> an out of touch actress. not the first time she said things like that. >> tom cruise said filming a movie was similar. can yes west said -- kanye west said performing a concert is similar to going to war. >> we've got perfect weather for charlie daniels fans on this friday. maria molina outside getting ready for you folks right now. if you're in the area, stop by, listen and eat. >> 48th and 6th. we have free barbecue and our band will be playing shortly in the next few hours. it's beautiful out here. we have the sun already rising, just a couple of clouds. over the weekend the weather in the northeast is going to continue to be beautiful. temperature-wise we are a little bit on the cool side, a little bit below average. new york city, high temperatures today forecast to be about 72 degrees. farther west across the plains states we have temperatures much warmer. middle 80's for indianapolis, kansas city and dallas, texas,

6 and especially in our 5th location we doubled that to 20 swastikas the entrepreneursship >> i'm cindy on the hates valley association i've been in hate valley for 20 years. supporting the community and offering something unique especially to those who come and visitor and russel said it we're not for extending that it will imbalance the enterprising and if you have big businesses with deep punctuates they can do this from my own study it's based on being on the retail floor people across the nation international they come to hate valley because there's special shops they can't find everywhere else that's why they come here others parts of san francisco that's making us unique and we have to protect it. i hope and think that you'll keep in mind for future proposals. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm larry. i'm the vice president of the hates valley neighborhood association. again, i'd like to thank the planning department staff for all the great work they've dunn on this complex and somewhat controversial issue. we have pa

. >> reporter: cindy whitehead is out to change that. >> about one in four women report sexual dysfunctioneporter: she's the woman behind the little pink pill. whose name is less than sexy libantheram. she quit her job to buy the rights and founded sprout pharmaceutical. she's been fighting for fda approval for three years. >> what did you hear from the fda? >> we heard from the fda in the simplest term no. but they basically said to us is in a risk-benefit evaluation they felt that the effect was only modest and therefore they didn't give us approval. >> reporter: the fda denied our request to be interviewed or comment specifically on the drug, but they are denying any allegations of gender bias. >> it is not sexist for the fda not to approve a dug it doesn't >> reporter: some doctors say it was rejected for a simple reason, it's an ineffective drug for a non-existent problem. >> it's a classic marketing technique to first create a problem and then sell a solution. and that's what is going on here. sexual desire varies by person and varies by phase of life, but that doesn't make it a dise

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thank you so much, cindy. greatly appreciate you joining us. great having you on, thank you. >>> toronto mayor rob ford is going to rehab for, quote, substance abuse problems after a second video emerges allegedly showing ford smoking crack along with an audiotape filled with swearing and lewd comments and this -- >> not enough has been done to rescue our daughters. >> anger is mounting in nigeria as mothers and sisters demand its government to step up its efforts to rescue nearly 200 girls that were kidnapped two weeks ago and we'll get the latest from the a.p. chief africa correspondent about reports of a possible deal under way with the captors. plus, a first of its kind law in tennessee would punish pregnant drug users with jail time. the state says it helps protect babies, but some doctors and women's organizations say the law could actually harm children. it's our news nation gut check. join our conversation on twitter and you can find me at tamron hall and my team at "news nation." if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, lik

and maria kaplan from the transbay transit center and chief joanne haynes-white and director ram and cindy one way or another san francisco planning commission president and tom o'connor from the fire department labor union and todd and a joint bay bay and fred character from an orientation and parker harris the co-founder and george is companies chief operating officer thank you all of you know that salesforce tower was founded here in san francisco 15 years ago. and from the very beginning salesforce tower pass froirtd growing and hiring here in san francisco that's why i'm so excited to unveil the new immaterial edition that's salesforce tower a tower to be built outside this window which will fundamentally transform the skyline of san francisco that's at the ironic building it will dramatically increase the size of our w0i8d canvas here in san francisco we'll be occupying half of the secret in the tower. in addition the location obviously couldn't be more beneficial for the saits on fremont street and our new building at the 350 admission. it will be the heart ever our urban question a

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one conserve active strangely has broken ranks republican delegate cindy fritch. >> we need reasonabledustry. >> you are a republican looking to regulate this industry? >> yes. >> there must be something in the water. >> there was hopefully not anymore. >> 200,000 people are scrambling to find water to drink after a massive chemical spill. >> the cause of predicable an aging infrastructure coupled with lax regulations but the effect was shocking. >> i drank the water and it tasted funny. >> so you ingested a chemical and it turned you into a democrat? >> i'm still a republican. >> a republican who previously fought against environmental regulations but now mere raucousry wants regulations. how did this happen. >> break down that day for us. >> i stayed until after 5:00 at the capital. i went to the hotel room and starting using the glass wear and drinking the water from the tap. it did taste bad. i felt light headed and my throat was burning after i drank the water. i kept cleaning it out and drinking it again. >> you drank it again? >> right. >> two times? >> i did. i had a glass. i n

i made this argument two weeks ago at john mccain's mccain institute, along with his wife cindy mccain and senator heitkamp. we have our own issues with sex trafficking and young girls in the u.s. we went down to mexico, cindy and heidi heitkamp and myself, and we talked to the federal police there, the authorities. this is a worldwide problem, and we have our own problem in our own country. if we make this one of our major parts of our foreign policy, we not only lift girls and women into the roles into where they want to be, we also help our economy stabilize. we help our democracy stabilize. because this is evidence of barbarity. and the world just can't stand by while this kind of barbarity is going on and say it's not okay. it's not our problem. >> thank you very much. >>> up next, the latest on the search for flight 370. we have an exclusive new poll here. apparently, most americans believe terrorists have that plane. >>> plus, hollywood's top stars protesting a man the president has called a good friend. >>> and a pilot crashes his plane into a home in colorado. did he target th

cindy says her friend tried to warn her. >> yell scream so loud. scream so loud. but she doesn't hear because she has phone in her ear. >> she wanted to be an o bgqn. help bring babies into the world. >> britney mother says her daughter was the strong one in home where she admits they had challenges. what are you going to miss about your daughter. >> her smile. her hug. pl her about, her the way she soothed me when i was upset. >> she turned her grades around and made it possible. she got into uc santa cruz and into humboldt and she if cal state east bay and just a few years ago that wouldn't have been possible. >>reporter: just last month a car crashed into the silva apartment shaving off the balcony. few days after that homeless burn victims from butane hash oil explosion ran into their home looking for help because the silva had helped the homeless before. now this. the in san leandro, abc 7 news. >> the well chance of showers for your morning commute. here's a leif look now from the exploring camera. and while it is clear for the moment you may encounter slick

. >> hello commissioners, my name is cindy and i attend rooftop middle school. when i said rooftop what did you think of? if you think our students are rich white kids from the valley, you're way off. rooftop has an extremely diverse population. i myself am filipino, but at any given time i could be work wg one of my classmates who is russian or indian or african american. there are also special needs students mixed in with those part of the gate program. through my experiences with rooftop and my family, i think rooftop is a direct reflection of san francisco. [applause] >> good evening commissioners and superintendent, my name is ala and i'm a member of rooftop middle school social justice committee. next year we will fund a full-time social worker, but k 8 schools are not included. rooftop only receives halftime social worker, which our school funds full-time. our social worker works at the elementary campus only. we still are the same needs for the these positions as other schools, but seem to not receive funding for them. we rely heavily on [inaudible] as a

is a famous restaurant in the broadway theater district -- the perfect place to not only interview cindy stagedoor, but also a camper who's already in the spotlight. >> i'm playing pepper in "annie" on broadway, and it's really fun. i was 10 when i went my first time to stagedoor manor. >> a camp like stagedoor manor may not be for everyone, but the message about following your dreams certainly is. >> i would say you need to follow your heart, you need to be really determined, practice, do everything you can, and have fun, and see where it takes you. >> can we give her another round of applause? [ cheers and applause ] >> good advice for all of us. >> ever have that feeling that you've been someplace before or experienced something before when you know you haven't? it's a weird feeling called déjà vu. that's french for "already seen." so what causes it? scientists aren't exactly sure, but most rule out sci-fi explanations like momentarily crossing over into a parallel dimension. one explanation may be a misfiring in the brain. that's when two neurons send the same message but it arrives

cindy chavez/ supervisora la supervisora chavez esta invitando a todo el mundo a asistir en la nochede ese importante dia al museo de los ninos donde profesionales tecnicos le aseguran van a montar el mejor espectaculo pirotecnico de la bahia... outro y si usted quiere hacer alguna denuncia esa noche sobre el uso ilegal de los fuegos artificiales... lo va a poder hacer de forma anonima llamando al 911 lo va a poder hacer de forma anonima llamando al 911 cesar --la agencia antidrogas - dea- informo que por lo menos 7 personas fueron arrestadas hoy en varias ciudades del este de la bahia vo despues de 8 meses de investigacion a una operacion de distribucion de drogas. --las ciudades donde se hicieron los arrestos de esta redada incluyen: martinez, san pablo, pinole, pleasant hill y concord. --los sospechosos detenidos se presentarn en la corte federal de oakland, maÑana. blanca ---luego que un hombre hispano muriera a manos de agentes de salinas la semana pasada, el departamento de policia de esa ciudad, solicit que se envie a un mediador para iniciar una posible reconciliacion con la

converts it to give in to check our duty to question who would look like her husband dna to look like cindy and i see that the one when he was dancing and put em up because none of us and how it would take up my guard is the name comes from. i mean anybody to tell them that the idea benning ga to keep its uses. the drive back to our local economy was my monday was taking off. she has begged me to decide in and i'm wanting to be sacked even so she was the one who forced me to don and pajama side of the confession of our day in my own printer line the two leaders of expediency that and not getting a job i was really surprised too not all are getting topic was. i first got on the dance i ate this gave me this as being not that i cannot believe the hill. i think that maybe i don't want to be a tool another question would be happy with the necklace. i'm happy to have it that when both of the house. agent jason is up. somebody. it's a little dance is one of the beast does not seem to be meeting ended we all liked it. these days. jen is entitled to the region has been on the window. did you read.

. >> reporter: for cindy bordeaux, whose husband died waiting for care, one resignation does not go far enough. >> i think all of the higher-ups need to be held accountable. people shouldn't be able to hold their jobs if they aren't doing their jobs-- when they are not doing them right. >> reporter: mark albert cbs news, washington. >> axelrod: a man in illinois has been diagnosed with the mers virus, the third such case known in the u.s. it is believed this man caught the illness from coming into close contact with another mers patient. mers which stands for: middle east respiratory syndrome turns deadly about 30% of the time. and scientists in argentina announced the biggest discovery ever made in the field of paleontology, literally the biggest. bones of a dinosaur were discovered that are believed to be the largest creature ever to walk the earth. jill wagner takes its measure. >> reporter: to get a sense of how big the titanosaur was you have to look at its thighbone, next to this scientist. he is one of the lead paleontologists on the dig where they uncovered the fossilized of thi

but i do know that we have family shelter programs outsides of hsa umbrella and i am going to call cindy ward because she is the program manager and she can give you the name of those particular programs. >> good morning. and primarily, rafiel house is the shelter that works with the hsa and they attend our wednesday, meetings where we placed the families off of the wait list into shelters and in the star community home are the primary partners that we have that are not city funded and we also see the families for missionaries of charity which is a very small, shelter, operated by a group of catholic nuns who also take pregnant woman. >> and thank you are there any indications that it will continue the funding for beyond this coming year? >> i am going to let devon answer that, but what i can say is that there is about 130,000 general fund dollars supporting the star community program. >> thanks and i know that jeff is here from the catholic charities and will testify as well. >> the city provided $135,000 through the human services agency to close the gap and this has been an intention