darlene deuce is struggling to breathe. she calls 911 and tells the operator where she is. >> 602 wales drive. >> 602 wales drive? >> yes. >> instead of dispatching an ambulance to wales drive, the dispatcher sends paramedics to wells street, w-e-l-l-s. 27 miles away from darlene. darlene dies from a blood clot, police say. after an ambulance takes more than 45 minutes to find her. >> very, very critical amount of time in terms of the response time necessary to save somebody's life. >> when you call 911, slowly say and spell out the name of the street address. at number 16, lost patients. nursing home patient mary cole turns up missing during a bed check. finding her becomes a manhunt. noted on her missing person poster, she suffers from alzheimer's disease and maybe disoriented. her daughter, tammy terry, clings to hope and joins the search. >> from morning until pitch dark. >> four days go by until mary is finally found inside the nursing home, locked in a storage closet. >> i believed and trusted them when they said we s

darlene clark -- darlene clark hine is a past president of the organization of american historians. the next speaker that i want to mention is christopher reeve. christopher reeve also earned his ph.d. from kent state. he is the author of a series of books, three of which i have mentioned. the naacp and the rise of black professional leadership, black chicago's first century, metro history students have kind of got your number of copies here because if you want to write about early black chicago history of the nineteenth century, you have to start with this book and will be all the original sources beyond it. a wonderful book and the rise of chicago's black metropolis which i believe is dr. reid's most recent book phot it is hard to keep up. the rise of chicago's black metropolis traces the period of the 1920s, and leads us to the birth of the chicago black renaissance. claims to have retired in 2009 but i suspect like me chris reed's retirement is more alleged than actual. and finally the youngest of the people on this panel and i don't know exactly how old he was when he started d

she's not my baby anymore. >> but realizing that has not been as tough as accepting it. >> darlene? >> it's mama to you. >> our relationship is on rocky ground. she doesn't approve of me for a lot of other reasons besides just being here. i have come out and told her that i am a lesbian. >> i think we went to breakfast one morning and she sat down and she said, "hey, mom, this is tanya. this is my girlfriend." i was like, "excuse me?" she said, "yeah, you heard me right," and i was like, "i don't think so." >> she come back and say something? >> who, mama? i had to talk to her. yeah, go figure, right? >> her girlfriend, latanya goss, works with her in the prison kitchen. goss has a 37-year sentence for second-degree murder. >> me and her just clicked. i accepted her into my world. i'm really a loner. i don't talk to people a lot. and i could talk to her. >> you're crazy. >> she is very dear to me. i hold her close. she has helped me through a lot. she's helped me through this time a lot, since i've been here. >> she's with a woman. that's just wrong. it's wrong. i just want to pick

. >> reporter: marketing expert darlene says that customers may change their mind. >> i think will be a short period of time where there will be less sales but they will build up their brand again. >> reporter: the company ceo wants customers to understand just because they shopped at target at this impacted time frame doesn't mean they are victims of fraud. they will not be held financially responsible for it. in san jose, i'm betty yu, kpix5. >>> target says it doesn't believe the debit numbers were compromised but it is offering to pay for credit monitoring. >>> parking tickets can ruin anyone's day. if you got a citation in oakland, you may be in for a little pay back. the stay will rule over $200 in overpaid parking tickets. they were failing to notified and reimburse people when they paid. that is from 2008 to 2010. those eligible will receive a notice from the city. >>> what kind of person would steal a kitten from a shelter? steal it? two month old arizona was getting ready to be adopted on wednesday when somebody snatched her. the staff think these two women shown in the surv

woman: love is all very nice, darlene, but what does he really want? pecan pies or your nice fat bank balance? what on earth...? oh, not you, dear. i think there's a dead animal in my wisteria. now if albert is only after sex, you have my blessing. i mean, you're pushing 70.

here he blurts out that one of cars eyes on darlene's could sign his country away for another decade and beyond as they put it and perhaps in the back of his head he imagined that one of those underlings would step forth and make himself or herself a martyr and sign the country away which of course was not about to happen and again the folks back at the state department rush out with the correction john kerry doesn't know what he's talking about i mean thank goodness for john kerry who is the worst salesman of nasty programs that this government has come up with in decades. now take a look at some other stories from around the world in argentina at least one man has been killed and over one people injured during a mass looting in the country's second largest city of cordoba gangs raided shops in the area after the police refused to perform their duties a lower pay dispute the man who died was caught by a stray bullet and was in a looter himself over a dozen supermarkets were raided and vandalized. six people have been killed and dozens injured in a militant attack on a police intelli

darlene sought refuge in south africa from the congo because of one man nelson. mandela causes though i knew a lot of the do inside of the. camp but now he's gone and only means afraid she and other foreigners like her will be kicked out i think that there were tears well what it was because they don't one foot in the continent in that spot in the west taking their jobs millions of africans have fled their troubled countries in search of a better life in south africa but more often than not they've swapped one horror for another with no money work or prospects a handful have made this place a methodist church in downtown johannesburg home if you're a green or you for your german or if you're fringe and you come into this country you were in to experience what's experienced here one of the things apart it did for instance was that it divorced us from the rest of africa who failed is struggling to support his wife and five children in a brutal attack she was beaten so badly she miscarried he was left for dead the crime being foreigners in a strange land i think we

. >> i just looked up darlene love , who is apparently a singer and actress. phil spector artist. >> yes. very good. >> she's a rebel.

it was a tree that halloween going out meeting out darlene. they do such an incredible job there.said, i don't think santa will have any trouble finding their house. it feels like the holidays this morning for sure. .emperatures are in the 30's 36 degrees downtown and 32 degrees in culpeper. we had all of the rain moved through yesterday and we are seeing some breaks in the crop , but more clouds will fill in throughout the morning. it will be bright -- quite breezy. will feel likeit the 30's. bundle up heading out and about today. if you see arised few flurries out there. how festive for the day. day tomorrow even colder. i will share that forecast and a little bit. how to the rose looked this morning? jim lavin joins us. >> ashburn farm parkway at ashbourne road, traffic lights are dark. police are directing to get you through those problems. when that warnings on the chesapeake bay bridge. no vehicle restrictions as of yet. we have problems on the metro rail. the blue line delays are caused by a train malfunction. just some residual delays. the problem has been taking care of.

and the new york stock exchange ended with a song from darlene love. ♪ ♪ (singing) ♪ baby, please comery christmas, everybody. ♪ god bless you. and happy new year. >> what a voice. it is amazing, gave me chills. >> powerful voice indeed. >> more to come. up next, a developing story. a bay area hepatitis scare. and a rare space walk. two astronauts unwrap a holiday gift for the bay area space station. >> and fighting the mission like the enticing aroma and distinctive taste of nespresso. elegant capsules meet masterfully crafted machines, and one touch creates the perfect coffee, cappuccino, and latte. ♪ tempt all your senses with one extraordinary coffee. [ penélope cruz ] nespresso. what else? [ male announcer ] available at these fine retailers and nespresso-us.com. >>> a warning tonight from san francisco's health department about restaurant patrons ma that may have been exposed to hepatitis. a food handler was diagnosed with hepatitis a and may have exposed people who ate or drank over the weeks. anyone who september december 19th could have been exposed. it causes inflammation of

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the new york stock exchange ended the day, with a christmas song from rock and roll hall of famer darlenehe snow is coming down, i'm watching it fall ♪ ♪ other people around, baby please come home, oh, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ >> merry christmas, everybody. god bless you. and happy new year. >> i could listen to her sing for the rest of this newscast. but we have another half hour of news to get to coming up in just a few moments. >>> message from the vatican. pope francis celebrates his first christmas eve mass as lead over the catholic church. have i that story. >>> also, the christmas eve spacewalk, and why nasa says this is the best christmas gift ever. >>> and the videotaped message from fugitive whistle-blower edward >>> now from abc 7 news. >> good evening once again. thanks for being here. from the vatican tonight on this christmas eve, a message from the new pope. pope francis' first christmas message since becoming leader of the catholic church. abc news report has the story. >> reporter: thousands gathering to watch the pope's first christmas mass. pope francis choosing his message o

nicole: record day on wall street, darlene ringing of the closing bell, lost the tax stocks watchingnd his sixtieth tesla. liz: we talked about this in the last hour touching 3%. last time we saw that was september 5th but makes you wonder if people are feeling this, interesting behavior pattern here. nicole: interesting to watch bond yields moving higher and doing well. this is all about the fed in 2014. ashley: blackberry seems to make things today 43%. nicole: right on the ball. watching names like blackberry on the move. >> nobles make it 62 points to the upside, a great week, great month, great year for the dow jones industrials. settling 16,357, the s&p jumping another 5 points. that is a record. the nasdaq up a fraction of 1% but a 6 point again the russell 2,000 moving four points bringing it to 1161. after the bell starts right now. liz: wishing you merry christmas

. >> darlene love bringing the can closing bell for this christmas eve. >> on phil specter's christmas hit "he's a rebel". >> she's touring again. >> playing at bb king's in january and a lot of her contemporaries are still around. >> i bet we're going to be hearing her sing momentarily. that's it for this abbreviated day on wall street. merry christmas, everybody. second hour of "closing bell" coming up with kelly evans. >>> hello and welcome to a special edition of the "closing bell" on this christmas eve. she may help us ring it in here in a couple minutes. santa claus delivering a record close on wall street with gifts tonight. take a look at the major indexes. the dow up about 64 points. that's about a third of 1%. the nasdaq up about a tenth of a percent, s&p 500 adding five points, 1833. i believe we're talking about fresh record closes there for the dow, s&p and nasdaq off its all-time highs, still i'm just so tempted to take a little shot of this. if you can hear this happening behind me, take a look at the closing bell. ♪ lots of people around baby please come home ♪ ♪ christ

i especially want to thank greg hill, the executive director of the indian legal program, darlene master and patty ferguson for inviting me to be here. i am so fees, so glad and honored to once again be here at the college of law, to be part of this lecture ceres. i have to say at the outset the indian law program . i have to say at the outset the indian law programseries . i have to say at the outset the indian law program. i have to say at the outset the indian law program is certainly well known nationally as a national leader in the field of indian law. i have very much valued my opportunity to work with the esteemed law professors here in various matters. professor soc, professor bob klansman, bob miller, professor miller, professor kevin over atr miller, professor kevin over at the smithsonian. patti ferguson, and thank you for an all-star lineup of indian professors as part of the faculty of this meeting, ranking law school. i am glad to be here. i have been inspired by the scholarship, the innovation and the leadership provided by this indian law program at the university. theref

when darlene sort of. model was the most lawless statesman and lows for me. it wasn't expecting it. what did he said the torn tendons in his school's teachers. use the images said. judge agreed to. brought to at the end of his foes to him the dangerously. eyebrows and said so and so minutes the only means he who does most continents. as wat kind of tired and didn't come to associate who aren't yet. it was as though he was twenty one loss. also no models. for a formal decision this is yet another african country. it contains games to miss each entitled to a lot of fuss with improved and it was sold multiple altitudes of what one sees in. what democracy. bikes. the use of guardian and its installed and call on this today. so it causes no more than your old woman died and gone. was that one too the double blues and clocks. he was not going to do it. i feel when twenty minutes. professor warren was to sew on. god intends. he is in knots. after apollo certainly it was crucial the deal was announced. it's really him. the country. i don't drool. whites. she died he died. it snowed it. so i

. >> darlene. >> it's mom to you. >> i love you. >> but it was at boston's suffolk county jail that weet not just two but three siblings. and the bonds they shared transcended the numerous troubles they faced. >> my sister's on that side. she'll be coming to the window like yo, yo, yeah, yeah. >> it didn't take long for the allen family to catch our attention. >> straight from the bloody beat, you know what i mean [ bleep ] ferocious. >> siblings corey, melissa and william were serving sentences at suffolk county's house of correctional facility. >> the allen family was definitely a family that definitely seemed they were having hard times. three siblings being locked up was certainly a lot coming from one family. even though they were all inside, they constantly were telling us about one another and stories about one another from home. >> my family is one of the dysfunctional families that's out here. i love my family. you know what i'm saying? there's something good about us, you know. >> my sister, melissa, is loving. she's kind. >> she took care of me. she made sure we eat when we

officer darlene fieste is still adapting to working behind the walls of folsom. >> i'm not used to being around violence when i started, you know, not that. it really shocked me. how cruel and emotionless these people can be. >> it does get scary sometimes. you hear a lot of the war stories from around here. >> i've been stabbed. i've had my knee broke. >> i had a back injury first, stabbed. >> i was assaulted by an inmate in handcuffs. >> i was stabbed seven times. >> if you show the inmates fear, then they're going to go ahead and feed on it. >> keeping that fear in control can be difficult inside this 100-year-old prison because what was state of the art at the turn of a previous century is now the biggest challenge to the officers' safety. >>> when we return, cellblock 5, the most notorious cellblock inside folsom. every day we're working to be an even better company - and to keep our commitments. and we've made a big commitment to america. bp supports nearly 250,000 jobs here. through all of our energy operations, we invest more in the u.s. than any other place in the world. in fact

darlene is in columbus, ohio, on our democrats line. >> thank you for the opportunity to speak. one thing i wanted to say regarding the affordable health care act, any system i have been -- i have been a technology consultant for 25 years, every system requires a lot of work. when you're in dealing with contractors you're not always going to get what you're paying for. unfortunately, that is what has happened. that left president obama looking bad in that sense, but when it was deployed it was not working. sanctions against iran, i think that they are there, and i think intever we can do here enforce those sanctions, the issue should be laid at rest and bring our soldiers home. as a relates to this nsa issue of surveillance, it is not just nsa, it is all of the agencies. it is nsa, cia, dod. they need to look more into that, i was hoping to hear more about those issues from the president then just only on the nsa. when you're talking about surveillance and our own senate appropriations budget allowing for testing and evaluation of technology for wars that don't exist, and allowi