bite: claudia, claudia / dice haber hecho parte de "la gran familia" el sexo oral, era muy fanatica denina que en un niño, ella le pedia a las ninas sexo oral, eramos sometidas a cambio de una buena alimentación minimo una semana" esta mujer que asegura haber vivido en "la gran familia" desde nina, narro en exclusiva para el excelsior de mexico, como rosa maria verduzco, presuntamente la pervirtió siendo ella solo una nina. bite: claudia, ex habitante de "la gran familia": "yo tenia 10 anos cuando ella me invito a su cuarto y me dijo que yo tenia que hacer esto y que si a ella le gustaba yo podía entrar a su cuarto 2 o 3 veces por semanay me ofrecia ropa, zapatos" la tarde de este miércoles salieron los últimos 85 ninos de la casa en la que vivieron prácticamente toda su vida. muchos de los 458 ninos que en contro la pgr dentro de un basurero en "la gran familia", hoy, han regresado con sus familias, otros mas, ya fueron reubicados en diferentes albergues del dif. bite: ana compean, dir. dif michoacan: ""la pgr no nos ha entregado un sólo expediente donde vienen actas de nacimiento y c

bite: claudia, claudia / dice haber hecho parte de "la gran familia" el sexo oral, era muy fanatica deen una nina que en un niño, ella le pedia a las ninas sexo oral, eramos sometidas a cambio de una buena alimentación minimo una semana" esta mujer que asegura haber vivido en "la gran familia" desde nina, narro en exclusiva para el excelsior de mexico, como rosa maria verduzco, presuntamente la pervirtió siendo ella solo una nina. bite: claudia, ex habitante de "la gran familia": "yo tenia 10 anos cuando ella me invito a su cuarto y me dijo que yo tenia que hacer esto y que si a ella le gustaba yo podía entrar a su cuarto 2 o 3 veces por semanay me ofrecia ropa, zapatos" la tarde de este miércoles salieron los últimos 85 ninos de la casa en la que vivieron prácticamente toda su vida. muchos de los 458 ninos que en contro la pgr dentro de un basurero en "la gran familia", hoy, han regresado con sus familias, otros mas, ya fueron reubicados en diferentes albergues del dif. bite: ana compean, dir. dif michoacan: ""la pgr no nos ha entregado un sólo expediente donde vienen actas de nacimie

as claudia just said, i've been through a number of these earthquakes. and they're fine if they last five to ten seconds and you know that's just a shaker. when they go on, you know, okay, this is big and it's doing damage right now. she said 15. i'll give it 20 seconds. it feels like eternity, but it was a long quake. very sharp jolt first and then it was just continuing to roll and roll and roll the ground underneath the building we were in. >> what is that like? give us a sense for those who have never been in an earthquake. what is it like when, as you say, it goes on for like 20 seconds? you're thinking what's going to happen. >> yeah, and that's the -- there's nothing you can do other than just wait it out. if you have a chance, try to get in a doorway or something like that. but with the floor moving underneath you, it's even -- you know, hard to navigate on your feet. and again coming right out of a dead sleep. but it took a half a second, i knew exactly what was going on even though i was startled. i've been through them, but it's always the sur

. >> our claudia cown has been right in the middle of it all. she joins us live from napa. claudia? >> reporter: shannon, only the soundest sleeper could have slept through this earthquake this morning. i live about 40 miles away, and as i was riding it out, i was amazed at how long it lasted. nearly 15 to 18 seconds of this long, rolling motion, just riding it out wondering when it would end. take a look at how it looked. this surveillance video captured from chamrameras at a nearby ma, showing the jolt that sent everything flying off store shelves, from the $2.50 jar of spaghetti sauce to $250 bottle of wine. because it was so shallow and almost 7 miles deep, the damage was widespread. the folks here in napa certainly got the worst of it. the resources were exhausted almost immediately and officials have declared a local emergency. listen. >> it felt like somebody was just getting ready to pull the house out from underneath us. >> you thought it was going down. >> i thought it was going down, yeah. scary. >> reporter: four homes were destroyed when fire roared through a mobile hom

as dennis tries to hold onto both claudia and suelina.ut the powerful current sweeps his wife into the culvert. a local resident captures the terrifying ordeal on camera. claudia is already pulled out of the tunnel, but dennis is still inside trying to reach his wife. >> and then, like from heaven, the ladder came down right in front of me. and i reached out and i thought, well, i better get out of here and let the firefighters do their job. so i pulled, grabbed on to the ladder and i pulled myself through the opening. >> the deputy fire chief chris russo is waiting on the ladder and helps lift dennis up to the rescue team on the bridge. >> when i finally got a hold of dennis he was wedged between his kayak, the ladder and the edge of the culvert. thank god he wasn't a giant guy and i could actually lift him up and get him on the ladder and move him to safety. >> i got him. under the arms. under his arms. >> i was pretty exhausted. i knew that there wasn't much more that i could do, but i was also, at that point, had been prepared to if s

claudia will have that type of damage. but really all throughout the area, it was a really good shake. i can tell you driving in from southern california this morning, we drove across a number of bridges, several still being looked at pl there have been reports of a couple regional bridges still shut down and maybe have suffered some damage. but you come back here live, we'll show you the bricks to my right, just literally crumbled down. this happened at 3:30 in the morning. if it happened about five hours later, you would have a lot more unfortunately injuries and potentially fatalities. thank god that did not happen because normally this sidewalk would have been filled with tables. so as you can see, a lot of damage. a lot of recovery to happen. the recovery is already starting. you see with a lot of small town, people coming out, helping each other out. we'll have more of course of that and the cleanup as they are still assessing a lot of the areas. gas leaks still being reported. and everything from a couple potentiall

claudia first from his home in tiburon, california, just north of san francisco. hi, claudia. >> reporter: and, shepard, it's so hard to believe that this larger than life man is gone. robin williams was found dead inside his home here in tiburon this morning. he was last seen alive here at his house at around 10:00 last night. he lived here with his wife. it's not clear who found his body or who called 911, but when paramedics arrived here at the home just a few minutes before noon local time williams was unresponsive and he was declared dead just a few minutes after noon. his body was then taken away by the marin county coroner. the award winning actor and legendary comedian made many, many films here in the bay area, "mrs. doubtfire," "jack," "patch adams" and one executive said he basically kept the bay area film industry afloat at the time. along with the movies and television shows, he did a lot of philanthropy work supporting troops overseas and raising millions to help the homeless. he also struggled with drugs and alcohol. he did several stints at rehab m

claudia first from his home in tiburon, california, just north of san francisco. hi, claudia. >> reporter: and, shepard, it's so hard to believe that this larger than life man is gone. robin williams was found dead inside his home here in tiburon this morning. he was last seen alive here at his house at around 10:00 last night. he lived here with his wife. it's not clear who found his body or who called 911, but when paramedics arrived here at the home just a few minutes before noon local time williams was unresponsive and he was declared dead just a few minutes after noon. his body was then taken away by the marin county coroner. the award winning actor and legendary comedian made many, many films here in the bay area, "mrs. doubtfire," "jack," "patch adams" and one executive said he basically kept the bay area film industry afloat at the time. along with the movies and television shows, he did a lot of philanthropy work supporting troops overseas and raising millions to help the homeless. he also struggled with drugs and alcohol. he did several stints at rehab m

claudia "mamacita" molina nos muestra las rutinas que te harÁn bajar de peso. >> y desde mÉxico conoceremoscantadora doÑa alejandra. >> caramba, felicidades. y hoy, los lengÜilargos. comienza la semana mÁs afilada con lo que hicieron alejandra guzmÁn y don chente fernÁndez. ¿quieren mÁs? > >> sÍ. de los Ángeles, todo lo que paso en el festival uforia. >> bienvenidos a despierta amÉrica, mi polaco. >> la mejor manera de comenzar tus maÑanas maÑaneras. >> en la casa mÁs feliz de la televisiÓn hispana. >> y hoy es lunes! [♪ mÚsica ♪] >> seÑoras y seÑores, niÑas y niÑos. >> estoy despertando. pero todavÍa traigo los taquitos atorados. hoy es lunes 18 de agosto del 2014. karla estÁ de vacaciones en las islas griegas. >> ay... >> mira nada mÁs. >> pero aquÍ estÁ el seÑor jomari. >> se ha comentado, compadre. >> hoy has estado que no te veÍa. >> las dos veces Últimas que he venido no estabas aquÍ. quÉ contrato que tienes. >> hoy comenzamos una semana muy espectacular en la que tÚ saldrÁs ganando porque hemos preparado un show pensando en ti. no se lo pueden perder. >> y hoy, para muchos, para mis

y claudia molina fitness en facebook.tÁ causando sensaciÓn. vamos a platicar mÁs adelante con ustedes. >> ¿cÓmo estas? >> muy bien, muy contenta. despertando muy temprano. >> quÉ actuaciÓn. hay que platicar sobre esta pelÍcula, cantinflas que va para oscar. >> a ver. el trabajo por lo menos ha sido con mucho respeto hacia un mismo destino. >> mÁs adelante vamos a estar hablando de todo esto. >> extraordinarios actores. >> mane, ¿quÉ vas a cocinar? >> tÚ sÍ lo sabes. >> la malquerida. los taquitos que estÁn para chuparse los dedos. >> nos a una pausa. y al regresar... el chef tuti, perfectamente. tenemos una receta saludable y sabrosa para esta semana de la salud. >> ademÁs, nos vamos a enlazar a mÉxico para compartir con nuestros compaÑeros de la malquerida. >> ¿y saben a quiÉn vieron? a antonio banderas y a melanie griffith. se les vio nuevamente juntos. ya lo sabe. ya regresamos a despierta amÉrica. ya regresamos a despierta amÉrica. >> ¿con te noto tras mis pasos... te escondes... ...en mi sombra, y ya estoy harto... .

hi, claudia. >> reporter: hi, gretchen. as we await this news briefing by officers with the marin county sheriff's department, i can tell you we've been told that the autopsy on robin williams began at around 8:00 local time so about three hours ago and that it should be completed soon. here at this news conference we're hoping to get answers to questions that everyone has been asking since this story stunned the world yesterday. how did robin williams kill himself? cause of death listed as suicide by asphyxia and why? we're talking about a man who seemed to have everything to live for. a lovely home and family with three adult children and a career that was going strong well into its fourth decade. in fact, robin williams had been working on several films at the same time including a reprisal as president theodore roosevelt and another sequel to "night at the museum." we know he had been battling can substance abuse and alcoholism. he was also one of the 16 million americans batting depression and his press representative

i'm claudia cowan. if iraq, america's glowing military involvement in an unstable situation, the defense department releasing new video showing air strikes on isis targets taking out some of the militant's artillery and hitting a truck. in all, four air strikes today. president obama saying the u.s. will protect our citizens there and innocent iraqis fleeing for their lives. >> once an inclusive government is in place, i'm government it will be easier to mobilize all iraqis against isil and greater support from our friends and allies. ultimately, only the iraqis can ensure the stability and security of iraq. >> the president said he will not send in any u.s. combat ground troops. at the same time, he couldn't give a timetable for how long our new mission will go on. meantime, the u.s. continuing air drops to thousands of refugees on the run from the brutal carnage being waged by isis militants. u.s. military planes now delivering more than 52,000 meals to refugees, as well as more than 10,000 gallons of

david: we have to go, but i have to talk to claudia about one question.wife is running a one-woman firm. she has been spending about a year and a half battling a bureaucracy in washington is trying to defend her from importing things and she has all the papers and she signed all of the forms that she needs to. and they're still starting the business today. do you think he would never get off because there are so many regulations trying to prevent you from getting started when i. >> is a woman on business. we dominate the man in our business. unfortunately for them to really tough situation and i pick it out because we're 50th in just about every category and we have high energy costs and we have the highest taxes is one of your guests referred to, which is not stimulating small business owners and high burdens, raising minimum wage and the big businesses don't care about minimum-wage increase because it doesn't affect them. but it does hurt the small business owners and we have to be sensitive to that. the regulations are killer. david: would you start a

. >> claudia llegÓ siendo una niÑa y comenzÓ su pesadilla. >> tenÍa 10 aÑos cuando ella me invitÓ a suesentada frente las sectoriales para iniciar un proceso de investigaciÓn al la fecha no hay acusaciones directas contra mamÁ rosa. >> la anciana podrÍa ser detenidas y se comprueban las nuevas acusaciones. >> no se ha perdido nada todavÍa se parecieran pruebas de este de delito o de otros delitos. >> la joven asegura que varias mujeres fueron sometidos a las vejaciones por parte de la mÁxima autoridad del albergue. >> el preferÍa mÁs a las niÑas a cambio de comida y de una buena alimentaciÓn. >> fue mÁs allá habla de pactos en los que mamÁ rosa las hizo jurar fidelidad de por vida. >> me cortÓ sacó una navaja de su cajÓn y asÍ me quería hacer en el pecho le dije que me podÍa doler mucho me dijo dame la mano quiero ver tu sangre me abriÓ la mano ella se pinchó en la planta del pie me hizo hacer un pacto donde yo me declaraba su hija. >> me decÍa que era mÁs poderoso... ahora veo que no. >> desde ciudad de mÉxico joaquÍn fuentes, univisiÓn. >> en mÉxico el congreso debate el paquete de l

thank you so much for that, claudia. we're now joined by andrew, director of the center at the henry jackson society. andrew, what exactly do you expect from that meeting or do you have higher hopes from the nato meeting? >> first of all, after today's meeting, i would expect an expansion and a tougher sanctioning of the sanctions. the sanctions are limited in scope. particularly with regards to the russian financial system in the western market. and what about nato, then, do you think we can expect some serious steps that would limit russia's anxiouses that it's taken over the last couple of months and weeks? >> assuming what nato fate is next week in whales, it's seen as very troubling and problematic questions. clearly, nato failed to deter russia's aggression in crimea and ukraine and it's likely failed to deter further aggression and further escalation in the ukraine. with the absence of military support, it remains to be seen really what nato can do. >> the thing is, russia doesn't have much leverage here. oil pric

claudia cowen is with us with the latest. what does it look like now?porter: well, you know, not a whole lot has changed no. small army of inspectors has fanned out across the napa valley to assess the damage for property owners and get a cost estimate to submit for possible federal aid. they've already red tagged dozens of homes and buildings like this one in the historic downtown district, saying they're unsafe and that a strong enough aftershock could knock them all the way down. some people lost everything after a fire possibly sparked by broken gas line raced through homes and a trailer park, crews are working to fix critical infrastructure and restore power to 50 more customers. this was the scene as many of the world famous wineries. thousands of shattered bottles, toppled barrels and fermentation tanks. to the valley's $13 billion industry are tallied, but what a hit for the growers coping with california's lingering drought. one winemaker says they've lost half their inventory. the outages have prompted a senior federal nuclear expert to call f

claudia? >> jenna, people here are in shock, remembering their famous funny neighbor as a man who always made them smile. many paying their respects, leaving card and flowers here outside of the home where he died and where he had lived for many years with his wife susan. still not clear who found his body or who called 911 yesterday but when paramedic dids arrived just a few minutes before noon, he was unresponsive and pronounced dead a few minutes after noon. the award-winning actor and comedian was fixture in the bay area. he made many films here, including "mrs. doubtfire" and bicentennial man. performed at local comedy clubs and freakily seen dining out. he did a lot of philanthropy work, supporting troops overseas and raising millions to help the homeless with comic relief charities of the entertainment world is in shock. many expressing their feelings in statements on twitter like this one from mrs. doubt fire co-star sally field. he made people laugh his whole lifelong. please, god, le

claudia cowan is live in napa valley. today is about cleanup but how is that going to go, claudia? >> reporter: you can see how much work there is to do. we are standing amid the rubble in napa's downtown where many of the historic buildings suffered tremendous damage. they have lost facades and windows. the bricks lying here in the street. more than a dozen structures have been red-tagged, meaning they're too dangerous. a strong aftershock could knock them down. today a small army of state and local inspectors will fan out to surrounding communities. we're told 90 to 100 homes in the quake zone have been red-tagged due to quake damage. >> broken windows, those kind of things. others are full collapse, where you've seen, for example, a carport literally dropped to the vehicles below it. staircases that have separated from the building so you can't get into the building. we have had some structural fires as well. it, the range is pretty broad. >> reporter: meantime wine makers in this world famous grape-growing region are taking stocks of their losses. broken bottles and barrels mad

claudia cowen is live now in napa with the latest. hi, claudia. >> reporter: hi, eric. just a scene of total devastation here at the ranch market near downtown napa. you can see employees have been added for the better part of two-and-a-half hours, cleaning up the mess. so many jars and packages just falling into the aisles here. and this is just one store. this scene being repeated all around napa county, as well as sonoma county. we can tell you some updated numbers in terms of power outages. about 68,000 residents without power in napa, 15,000 in sonoma county. we're hearing reports of roads that buckled, the chp checking on them. this is the biggest earthquake in about a quarter century, since the 6.9 quake in 1989, the loma prieta earthquake. a big issue now is fires erupting because of broken gas mains, that kind of thing. and we understand there was a significant fire at a nearby mobile home park. we understand three or four mobile homes have been destroyed. six to eight have suffered significant damage. a big problem, eric, is that a number of water main breaks

claudia benton, 39 years old, and it happened in december of 1998 after he had been let go in january of 1998. >> guest: right. c-span: "that day resendiz jumped off a freight train that ran about 100 yards from the benton's neighborhood and broke into the benton home by jimmying open the garage door sometime during the night. police said benton fought hard against her attacker. one of her arms was dislocated and she suffered numerous defensive wounds to her hands and face. using a butcher knife, resendiz stabbed her three times in the back with a bronze statue he had found on the family mantel. he then clubbed benton in the head 19 times. while she lay dying with a fractured skull, he raped her and wrapped her head in a plastic bag. he took off with a banjo, a guitar, a stereo, jewelry, and the family's jeep." now, how did you find out, by the way, all the information, the background of this man? >> guest: from many different sources, from local newspaper accounts in texas, for example the "houston chronicle" wrote about that case extensively, and mostly from government documents the

claudia cowen is live now in napa with the latest. hi, claudia. r

you had claudia schiffer just before. now a six-foot tall, 236 double-d. >> 38 double-d. >> excuse me. you would know better than i. >> for her, i was thinking about one actress from the movie. >> come here. >> so here we're looking at her. describe what you see? >> you can see the natural, you can see the smile, you can see the beauty. look at the face, the skin, the eyes. >> suddenly wealthy, the former walmart checkout girl bought herself a home in houston, three horses, two cars, and hired a nanny to help care for her son daniel. but as she set her sights on hollywood demeanor changed. >> did you see that vulnerability early on? >> right away. >> after the first year and a half, i saw a change. i saw a change coming on the shoots with me. she started to come really late. she started to come around noon, 1:00. and when i saw that coming, i just quietly walked away. my time was done as a model, and she moved on to different lifestyle and different crowd. >> as early as 1996, nine years before she died, anna sought treat

claudia? reporter: this showdown began rather quietly in february, but it's now a very public battle with authors caught in the middle. after surviving mt. everest and expeditions to the north pole, alison lavigne is engaged in the amazon war, accusing them holding her new leadership book hostage. now on the edge is literally on the edge. >> where other books were available for shipment right away, my book was quoted as several weeks until it could be delivered. and other books were brought up as suggestions instead of my book. >> reporter: popular authors like stephen colbert says amazon is being a bully. but suspense author vincent landry disagrees. >> amazon has created a situation where writers are not only treated well but writers have control. i think it stairs the big publishers. >> reporter: he says because there's no middleman of overhead, he gets 35% of every e-book sale compared to 25%. >> pay your authors more. try to create lower book chrises for the consumer. it's their only choi

. >> el testimonio de claudia que viviÓ 10 aÑos en el al ver que la gran familia es escalofriante, cuentashacer supuestamente ubicada por la directora mamÁ rosa para conseguir ropa y comida fresca. >> ella preferÍa a las niÑas sexo oral, a cambio de comida y buena alimentaciÓn. >> la joven comentÓ que le hizo hacer un pacto de sangre. >> me dijo quiero ver tu mano, ella se pinchÓ el dedo de la planta de pie, que le hizo a ser compacto donde yo me declaraba su hija. >> claudia, de quien no se revela center por seguridad, dijo que intentÓ escapar varias veces y que tuvo dos hijos que nunca vio. >> no sÉ si los vendiÓ, los regala a personas que no pueden tener... >> y terminÓ su relato que le tenÍa miedo a mamÁ rosa. >> ella me decÍa que era mÁs poderosa que dios, y ahora veo que no. >> el albergue la gran familia fue cerrado, y los niÑos y jÓvenes que vivieron ahÍ fueron trasladados a lugares controlados por el gobierno donde les prometieron tener una mejor vida. >> voy a tener una buena carrera y obedecer a lo que ellos me digan. >> a pesar de que las autoridades determinaron no ejercer acc

and represent claudia schiffer, ayman, claudia christenson, corolla, bridget hall, courtney love, a bunch of people. gerri: now you mentioned social media, new social media division, tell me about that? >> such an interesting business, you see the entire business changing. we're starting a home division, secret, basically based on beautiful girls because there is a lot of new brand girls that are happening that's based on followings and people getting impressions. >> if you have a daughter, would you put her in the modeling business? >> it's not an easy business unless you have an incredible passion for wanting to do it. my parents never restricted me from being a drummer and said don't move to l.a. when you are 17. my band was the whole guns and roses history. and so that wasn't probably the ideal situation for my parents to see me move out to l.a. when i was 17 without guidance. we deal with a lot of parents and everyone is always supervised, if you have an agency on the up and up and they take care of you and look after you, sure, this is going to be a great experience, but you have to

hi, claudia. >> reporter: hi, gretchen. as we await this

antes que nada, claudia "mamacita" molina con nosotros. dios santo.ito todo. eso. ahÍ. aquÍ hacen 30 segundos tambiÉn. vamos al otro lado y hacemos 30 segunditos. hay que trabajar las dos piernas =. importantem la posiciÓn del pie. bien hacia afuera y la rodilla debe ir igual que la misma direcciÓn del pie. va 1, 2. 1, 2. bien. abajo, contrae el estÓmago. eso. ok. otras 25 repeticiones. ¿ok? sÍ. ahora, vamos a hacer uno que es muy completo que se trabaja la pierna a 360 grados. >> me encanta la idea. >> vamos,arriba y bajas, haces una tijera atrÁs. hagÁmosla aquÍ. va a un lado. y atrÁs., y vamos a un lado y mueve los bracitos. eso. atrÁs. sube. aquÍ exhala. eso! >> yo estoy con todo. >> vamos. dos mÁs. >> 30 segundos. >> y 30 con la otra. >> ahora, vamos a rematar el segmento para que suba lo de atrÁs. >> los cachetes. >> fuera la ley de la gravedad. ¿sÍ? sube atrÁs. aquÍ, le meto mucho brazo. ¿ok? recuerden que este segmento lo pueden ver en despiertaamerica.com ti en mis redes sociales, instagram y facebook, claudia molina fitness. >> me encantan lo

adam: all right, claudia cowan, we appreciate it.t to let you know, you might be familiar with cameron hughes, the vicinitier out in that area -- viner the, out in that area. we're going to have him with us live "after the bell" to talk about the impact the earthquake has had on those who produce wine. all the best to you. >>> tourism, a huge business in the whole of california and the entertainment giant walt disney has some ambitious plans to raise its game in theme parks. according to paperwork filed with the u.s. patent and trademark office, disney wants to use drones to carry projection screens during nighttime displays. now, this would also use, it would also use unmanned aircraft to control the movements of giant puppets. so they look like they're walking in the sky. all these ideas will come as no surprise to viewers of this program be who watched last week's special series rise of the drones. but the big obstacle to commercial drone use remains the federal aviation administration which currently has strict controls on how dr

. >> i'm claudia cowan. top leader of pro russian separatists say he's now willing to have a cease-fire to bring human tear aid into their strong hold. artillery has been pounding the city. ukraine's president says his country is prepared to allow humanitarian assistance to pass through border check points, but adds the aid mission must be international in character. israeli air strikes hitting more than 20 targets in response to hamas rockets today. israeli bombs killing one senior hamas member. hamas claims israeli bombs hit houses and mosques, as well as warehouses and training sites, killing at least three people. israel's military says hamas has fired 70 rockets on israel since the collapse of a three-day cease-fire. i i'm claudia cowan in los angeles. >> yesterday we comes iraq. today our command er-in-chief i vacationing in martha's vineyard. is with me now, former u.s. ambassador contribute contributor john bolton, your reaction to the president's handling and response to isis up to this point? >> we

that the is why tim and claudia came out from across the potomac in arlington. >> "house of cards" is shooting and we thought we would give it a look see. >> they thought they would get a glimpse of kevin spacy. are are we were addicted to it. >> he is so elegant but so evil. the combination is great. >> ficould have gotten a selfie with kevin spacy, that would have been cool. >> he tweeted he couldn't be out here. he is on vacation. the presidential limo, complete with flags. everything has to be just right. looks like they fooled chris, who is here visiting from london. >> i like it. i could have one of these to go to work in. >> not today, chris. the limo is the star of the show. what you see is some of the extras that will be shooting scenes. this one is a secret service member running with one of the main stars of the show. the stars are not here. filming will continue until 10:00 this evening. >> we are go to see all of those scenes when season 3 premieres next year. thanks. turns out disney and las vegas are signs of economic times. disney theme park revenue up 8% during the se

fox news claudia cowan has the latest tonight from napa valley. >> reporter: a mid the rubble a smally of inspectors went to work assessing the damage nappa's historic downtown searching for more possible gas leaks and core donning off buildings that can topple in a strong after shock. >> in their initial work they've red tagged 16 additional buildings which reported to us at about 10:00, 10:30. so their work is not complete and so we're certain to see an increase in that number. >> reporter: some of the damage caused by sunday's pecan quake that sent food and wine flying off store shelves and causing some to lose everything. a fire raced through a trailer park destroying four homes damaging several others. while the region's world famous wineries $13 billion industry already coping with a lingering drought tallied up its losses. >> the loss of vin haven't tower and it takes long time and a lot of evident to make wine. >> reporter: scientists say this quake was awake up call. had it struck during the day or been on a major fault like the san andreas the toll could have been much highe

live now in napa with the latest, hi, claudia. >> hi, eric. we're about seven miles away from the epicenter in american canyon. you can see what a mess is here. possibly $75,000 in damage and lost merchandise. none of it insured, not the broken jars of spaghetti for $5 and not the $250 bottles of wine. just a mess. and just up the road, a major fire at the napa valley mobile home park. we understand that the senior living development, there's a lot of effort and concern there to make sure everyone got out safely. but four homes were lost, about half a dozen others were damaged. fire crews saying they had to let the fire burn this one out because there simply wasn't enough water due to broken water mains. that is the latest from napa. we're monitoring the injuries and the continuing struggles. >> on the buzz meter this sunday, as journalists flood the streets of ferguson, getting tear gas, getting arrested, turning their powerful spotlight on the police and the protesters are all those cameras exacerbating the violence? and are some corresponde

gravedad en san diego realizar un entrenamiento que hace difÍcil distinguir la realidad de la ficciÓn claudia sobre una lluvia de balas. una bomba es detonada, un uniformado caer herido y pierde una pierna. el dramatismo de la escena eriza la piel. la idea es preparar a militares y agencias del orden en situaciones de estrÉs para saber cÓmo actuar cuando Ésta pueda hacer realidad. >> aunque lo leyeron en los libros subieron la pelÍcula, lo que sea a mucha gente les toca un choque hay gente que ha llorado, vomitado se me congelaron. >> ese es el propÓsito de los entrenamientos hacer que los soldados y el personal de socorro enfrente situaciones de la vida real que sientan el estrÉs que genera una situaciÓn dramÁtica y que se preparen emocional y mentalmente para ella. >> prefiero ver la gente que tenga en ese momento que se congela o a la mejor que no saben quÉ hacer prefiero que concurra aquÍ. >> en esta ocasiÓn los soldados del entrenamiento son actora de los bomberos y demÁs miembros de los cuerpos de socorro se representaron a sÍ mismos. una escena dentro de un quirÓfano tambiÉn forma part

claudia cowan on fox top story and live where williams lived just north of san francisco. claudia, we just got a lot of new information but not everything. >> shepard, still a lot we don't know. for instance, when robin williams decided to end his life, if he left a note, explaining why, if he had drugs of alcohol in his body. those details are expected to be released at a future press conference when the marin county sheriffs deposit concludes its investigation. what we do know is chilling. robin williams was last seen alive inside his home, by his wife, at 10:00 p.m. local time sunday night, before she went off to bed. at some point during the night williams went into another room inside the home and hung himself with a bet, tying the other end to a door. his body found by his personal assistant with rigor mortis setting in, his lightly suspended off the ground in a seated position with shallow cuts on his arm. a pocket knife with dried red substance was found nearby. he had been seeking treatment for severe depression but by all accounts the demons were too much. still,

. >> claudia botero nos amplÍa la informaciÓn. >> se sienten frustradas, decepcionadas pero mÁs que todaora le toca pagar y no hay dinero... >> este vÍdeo fue grabado por una joven confrontando a la mujer. >> conde llegamos al aeropuerto mi nieta se fue a verla y a confirmar, pues no le salÍa la mÁquina nada. >> sin embargo, nunca les arreglo el problema, la familia tuvo que pagar otro 3000 $ adicionales para poder viajar. aparentemente, esa familia no es la Única vÍctima de la seÑora gÓmez. >> hemos recibido llamadas de personas que dicen que pagaron por sus boletos y al llegar al aeropuerto, o no existÍan las reservaciones o si existÍan no las habÍan pagado. >> ella alquilaba un escritorio en este negocio, nosotros fuimos a buscar a la mujer pero lo que encontramos fue lo siguiente. >> aquÍ trabaja la seÑora carmen gÓmez? >> aquÍ trabajaba. >> ya no trabaja? >> no. >> desde cuando? >> desde el lunes. >> el dueÑo del negocio asegura que los Últimos dÍas mÁs de seis vÍctimas ha llegado exigir su dinero de boletos que aparentemente nunca les comprÓ. >> vienen y me preguntan, a desafortuna

jugarlo, pero un adolescente muriÓ en una cancha mientras observaba una prÁctica desde merlyland claudiaes detalles de la tragedia. >> la pasiÓn por el deporte fue lo que atrajo ha devorado a esta cancha de su escuela. >> me decÍa quÉ color de playera vamos a llevar. >> pero ahora en el campo de juego solo quedan los recuerdos de la joven niÑa de padres guatemaltecos que muriÓ mientras observaba una prÁctica de fÚtbol. >> yo gritaba y llamaba a mi esposo y hagan algo, paren. >> los padres, hermanos y amigos de deborah vieron que un auto abruptamente entrÓ a la cancha y le pasÓ por encima. >> recuerdo cÓmo la niÑa abajo del carro dando vueltas y el carro no paraba. >> su muerte fue casi instantÁnea. >> cuando le levante la cabeza pola riz y por la boca. >> el vehÍculo tambiéarlo que hizo para escapar de la muerte. >> no ese es mi dolor pude haber hecho algo pero no pude el carro venÍa muy rÁpido. >> las cÁmara de vigilancia de la escuela registraron el accidentes muestran que en el auto habÍa tres personas adultas, la policÍa de montgomery cree que la conductora estaba aprendiendo manejar

claudia kawas spends a lot of time in laguna woods these days.e's a neurologist and professor at nearby u.c. irvine, who discovered the research equivalent of gold here-- information gathered from thousands of leisure world residents back in 1981, with page after page of data about their diet, exercise, vitamins, and activities. >> kawas: 14,000 people answered this questionnaire in 1981. >> stahl: 14,000... >> kawas: many of them, if they were still alive, would now be over the age of 90. >> stahl: she saw a rare opportunity to study what worked and what didn't. so you... did you try to find them? >> kawas: we went after all 14,000. and if they were still alive, we wanted to find where they were. >> stahl: with $6 million of funding from the national institutes of health, kawas and her team set out to find out who had died, when they died, and to convince those who were still living and over 90 to sign up. >> kawas: and you're how old now? >> whistler: i'll be 100 in three months. >> kawas: we're going to have to have a party. >> whistler: good!

district court judge claudia wilkins ruled against the ncaa, the governing body for collegiate sportsa 99-page ruling judge wilkins writes that the ncaa violated antitrust laws by forcing its schools to not pay athletes even though those athletes' likeness or images were used to generate revenues. plus she ruled that the ncaa cannot stop players from the rights. >> but also judge wilkins said that the ncaa could sate cap on the money paid to athletes as long as it allows $5,000 per athlete per year. we'll see where that goes. >>> the u.s. conducts another round of air strikes in iraq. there's new video to show you this morning. this is some of it of those strikes. and the specific targets the airmen went after. >>> plus -- >> charles manson was born evil. >> the dark history of charles manson and the look into a an even darker mind. >>> well, a hearty good morning to you at 5:30 in the eastern. i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell.