he always liked diana. but he never told her. >> if adam russell had told her how he really felt about her, the british monarchy would be a very different monarchy than we see today. >> reporter: today, russell's a farmer, way down here, dorset, england, where he runs this b&b. >> he traveled the world. and thought he could make a go of it with diana. only to find a friend telling him, too late. you have one rival, prince charles. >> reporter: and that's when diana became, well, the princess. the glass carriage. the dress. that train. one of the most photographed women of all-time. >> when she looked down your lane and she smiled, you know you had a great picture. >> reporter: arthur edwards was one of diana's first photographers. >> she changed the way the royal family worked. completely. she did everything her way. >> reporter: walked in mine fields. helped take the stigma out of aids. everything she did was documented. and yet, this photo disappeared, just two days after diana's engagement. "the mirror"

diana vera's desk was inside an office in the bank. she describes the day that she will never forget and how it has impacted her life. [ sirens ] >> i'm hearing gunfire. let's lock those doors. we need to lock those doors. >> all right. we are following breaking news right now. >> the live coverage was terrifying. a gunman holding a bank teller hostage outside of the capital one in takoma park, maryland. in a matter of minutes two years of that frightening morning bank employee diana vera is still recovering from the traumatic experience. >> it totally changed my life. >> she was in her office just to the right of the front door when the suspect walked in. she immediately sensed something was wrong. >> it had snowed that week. normally our customers would take off their hats and gloves and this person didn't. that's what caught my eye. >> moments later 43-year-old carlos espinoza pulled out a gun and demanding cash. diana was the only one present who spoke spanish and who could communicate with him. >> a lot of people say it's a cliche

nos sentimos como muy extorsionados, le dimos dinero. >>> cuÁnto diana , cuanto pagaron?, uno mayor y uno menor, el mayor estaba agresivo, y hubo mucha gente que se dio cuenta, nadie se atreviÓ a decir nada, estaba muy agresivo. >>> una pregunta, claro, exactamente, temiste por tu vida, en esos mensajes veÍamos, sentiste miedo, al punto de quizÁ tÉmer por tu vida diana? >>> mira bÁrbara, quiza no por mi vida, sÍ que nos hicieron algo en el camino, nos faltaban como 20 minutos para llegar al lu gar donde Íbamos, la agresividad del policÍa fue tal, y traÍa una metralleta, no creo que nos hiciera algo en el momento, me dio miedo, cuando me bajo y les pido sus nombres y el nÚmero de patrulla y todo, se parÓ de la patrulla, y dijo se mete al carro o se pondrÁ pesado, me dio miedo, no sÉ que grado fueran capaces, te quedas sacado de onda, es la gente que te tiene que cuidar, y pendiente de ti, me dio mucho miedo en el momento, yo como una ciudadana responsable le dije, sabes quÉ, no se va a quedar asÍ, y se puso agresivo, sÍ senti temor. >>> otra pregunta diana, denunciaron el

diana daniel. >> hello. good afternoon. my name is diana daniel, i am a broker owner of my own real estate company, real works residential. i have been in the real estate field for 25 years, with 20 of those in california. i first got my license here in 1996, and obtain my broker license in 2006. the main focus has been representing banks in foreclosure and reo properties in the large focus is doing valuation of properties, many times complicated process. the properties are not clear-cut. i have done hundreds of bpos, broker price opinions, reviewing the data. easy properties, cookie-cutter subdivisions and many times difficult complicated properties. i have a lot of experience in that. the main reason is i want to be part of the community; to contribute to the community and be more involved in a few with my experience that i could be a good asset to the appeals board. >> and if you could also address the question i had earlier about the length of time and suggestions about how to make it easier for homeowners who are not l

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>> never-before-seen photo of a teenaged princess diana has surfaced and will be auctioned off later this month. the black and white image showed a smiling diana lying down on the lap of an unidentified man reading a book. the words "not to be published" are written across the photo. on the back it is dated february 26, 1981, to days after buckingham palace announced the engagement of prince charles and the then diana spencer. the man is not prince charles. >> be interesting to see how were it fetches. >> it is back. relax. high-tech feature coming to more cars. >> work on the bay bridge, crews work on an art project. >> investors react to the december jobs report. this is live with the dow up a hair, under four points like to bloomberg at the >> san mateo and all the bay area this is abc7 news. >> if you are traveling, good news, check out radar over the state: it is dry. it will remain dry. high clouds and sunshine every where with low to upper 50's and big sur and lake tahoe, light snow and 33 by sunday. it is dry in southern california today. mid-to-upper 60's. rain is likely by

diana said he lived in his mansion on fifth avenue. he slowly faded in 1945. then he went into the hospital and he died in january -- the end of january of 1945. >> [inaudible question] >> what was his relationship with remotely and the others the new dealers? well, he wasn't part of the trust. he came in to have a jobs program. he was at the department department of agriculture and obviously knew them all. >> you talked about hopkins being this unique individual in this unique position. that must've been -- today that would be very cothat must've bet would be very controversial. was a controversial? >> hopkins himself was a lightning rod for criticism. and he was considered to be a rasputin, putting evil thoughts into heads. so the controversy that he had all those powers. he was the only civilian admitted into the map room in the white house with all the cables. all the cables came in from all over the world on national security issues. he was the only guy admitted in there to go in there anytime he wanted to. so he was hated by the conservatives of the coun

it doesn't make any sense. >> thank you, diana. the department of energy a year ago loan guarantee program, is a still operating, and how do they still get money? once the funding flow of the program? and do you think there should be such a program at all? >> they have to spend all the money i last attended. there are still projects that are out there, many of them are experiencing difficulty. and i think that there should not be a program at all. i think they should be an even playing field between all forms of energy. they should all get the same domestic manufacturing production, which is 90%, and they shouldn't have any special tax breaks. the problem is that we're subsidizing this energy. we are paying for it and it's making everyone lives worse off. it is making our utility bills more expensive rather than less expensive. this isn't something we want to be doing. >> [inaudible] >> well, the losses are already hitting it as, for example, the 528 million that won't be repaid, and we're hearing about more bankruptcy. so as these

(diana cox-foster) si algo bueno puede salir del colapso de las colonias es tener la atención de losrque un tercio de la comida que ponemos en nuestra boca es puesta ahí por la abeja así que el efecto a largo plazo podría dañar mucho todo nuestro modo de supervivencia. (may berenbaum) las abejas polinizan todos los alimentos que los nutriólogos nos exhortan a consumir, son las frutas, nueces y vegetales, aún tendríamos el pan, pero todo el color y vitalidad sería más difícide conseguir y más costoso. (dennis van engelsdorp) hay que estar preparados para comer migajas y sin otra cosa, si no tenemos esos polinizadores. (diana cox-foster) creo que debemos estar preocupados como planeta por lo que está pasando, la gente dice: "podemos vivir comiendo maíz, trigo, esto, aquello", pero perderíamos todo lo que hace la vida tan especial. ♪ (narrador) los científicos ahora monitorean de cerca las colmenas comerciales del país, no sabrán hasta el invierno si las colonias disminuirán. [abejas zumbando] ¡zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz! si las abejas siguen desapareciendo al ritmo actual las poblaciones d

>> never-before-seen photo of a teenaged princess diana has surfaced and will be auctioned off later this month. the black and white image showed a smiling diana lying down on the lap of an unidentified man reading a book. the words "not to be published" are written across the photo. on the back it is dated february 26, 1981, to days after buckingham palace announced the engagement of prince charles and the then diana spencer. the man is not prince charles. >> be interesting to see how were it fetches. >> it is back. relax. high-tech feature coming to more cars. >> work on the bay bridge, crews work on an art project. >> investors react to the december jobs report. this is live with the dow up a hair, under four points like to bloomberg at the >> san mateo and all the bay area this is abc7 news. >> if you are traveling, good news, check out radar over the state: it is dry. it will remain dry. high clouds and sunshine every where with low to upper 50's and big sur and lake tahoe, light snow and 33 by sunday. it is dry in southern california today. mid-to-upper 60's. rain is likely by

diana? >> that's right.lined today are designed to get rid of the so-called toxic loan products that brought on the mortgage crash. they are supposed to make sure new loans are well documented and borrowers can afford to bay them. to that end we want to focus on one part of the new rules, specifically the limit of debt you're allowed to have to qualify for this new standard. the requirement says can you not pay more than 43% of your gross income on debt. that debt includes everything related to your mortgage, like property taxes, mortgage insurance, principal, interest. it also includes your other debt like car payments, student loans, credit card debt, even alimony and child support. okay. so let's say you're buying a $1 million home, let's just say that, and you put 20% down. you're getting a $800,000 mortgage. at the jumbo rate of 4% with property taxes of around 1.5% and mortgage insurance, your monthly payment is just over $5,000 or $60,000 a year. now, add to that all your other debt payments, all the

diana said i'll bet my bottom dollar it is a pair of debate outside.so he lived in this mansion of fifth avenue. he entertained his friends, but he slowly faded in the fall of 1945. bernard farouk was one of his favorite cardplaying partners during the final days. then he went into the hospital and died in january -- the end of january 1945 and his funeral was at saint bartholomew's church on fifth avenue. [inaudible] -- other members of roosevelt's brain trust? >> at what is his relationship with rexford talk well i'm probably way more and others are in the new to the brain trust? he was a part of the brain trust. he came into really had up for jobs programs. he did meet occasionally with a group at the department of agriculture. he obviously knew them all. he was close to felix frankfurter. the people that really worked with him for oscar cox and isadora lupine. but he was very close to frances perkins. frances perkins helped him get his job. hey, nancy. >> you tacked a little bit about cordell hull and the extraordinary situation is hopkins being, i

diana, we'll be seeing you soon, i assume. "fast money" starts soon.sa lee at the nasdaq market site with a preview of the top of the hour. melissa? >> hey, guys. top of the hour on "fast money," is it the end of easy money? that's what some traders heard of the fomc minutes today. we'll tell you how the trade for 2013 changes based on the fed minutes, and then we've got marion bartell, chief technical analyst over at bank of america merrill lynch and tells us where the markets are headed now and which sectors will lead us higher and ibm chief executive officer making predictions of his own. the top five inventions to watch over the next five years. this could inform your trade. all that and much more top of the hour on "fast." see you then. >> sounds like gee whiz stuff coming up on "fast money." >> don't want to miss that. talk about keeping your options open, actor gerard depardieu is seeking lower taxes and is getting a green light from the head of the most powerful countries to become a citizen. >> and our robert frank is here to tell us if he'll

and i asked diana, his daughter daughter -- harry didn't have any money. i mean, any money he had went right out the door. and louise was a working woman. she was a fashion editor. so how did they afford this? and diana said i'll bet my bottom dollar it was avril herriman who bankrolled that. so he lived in this mansion on fifth avenue. he entertained his friends. but he slowly faded in the fall of 1945. bernard pa rook was one of his -- baa rook was one of his favorite card-playing partners during the final days, and then he went into the hospital, and he died in january of -- right at the end of january 1945, and his funeral was at st. bartholomew's church on fifth avenue. i'm sorry, hi. yeah. >> what was hopkins' relationship to tugwell and other members of roosevelt's brain trust? >> yeah. what was his relationship with rexford tugwell and probably ray moley and the others who were in the sort of new deal brain trust. he wasn't part of the brain trust. you know, he came in to really head up the jobs programs. he did meet occasional ri with -- occasiona

y tuvo buen resultado >>celebran con prostitutas dentro de embajada >>subastan foto de la princesa dianaechos en nueva york el primero que estaba fuera de servicio, resulto herido de bala en el bronx otro en estacion metro brooklyn donde hubo un tiroteo >>se ha quedado dormido? pues esta sitaucion es frecuente, uno de cada 20 conductores ha admitido que esto le ha sucedido, lo que demuestra que es causa de accidentes. >>y revelan imágenes de presunta pedófila. gracias a la television está tras las rejas >>la ayuda del público fue determinante para arrestar a lisa montemayor de 52 años, su rostro se observa en estas fotos acampañada de un hombre sospechoso del mismo delito pero aun profugo. esto se produjo después de la conferencia realizada ayer, por la operación s unflowers las denuncias determinaron su captura al norte de los Ángeles. >>la hija dijo que las señas pertenencian a su madre. >>es mi mamá, pero no tiene nada que ver conmigo >>hoy la reaccion de la familia fue diferente >>se sospecha que las fotos fueron tomadas hace once años en encino, donde una mujer y un hombre abusaban

it was myself, diana, lewis, val valesky, i'm sorry, it's been a long week already and some people from public works. we want a couple engineers, i'm an old medic, diana is really the logistics master and i figure if we're going to go someplace where thins might go awry, i wanted someone like that. so we put this together in 30 days, including a holiday. we were wheels up for van, we spent 10 days in country. and the story there is interesting, to say the least. a little bit of a cultural difference. you kind of have to wade through, and i'm sure i'm preaching to the choir in the military here, you have to separate out how things are versus what you're used to and what it really means because otherwise you can really get into apples and oranges. so the take away for me, and what should be rolling behind me, are just a series of photographs of van when we were there. and what i hope the story that they are telling is this example of what we saw. i mean, there's some classic examples if you look at the buildings, these were all new buildings, by the way, that were condemned. but as you lo

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a mystery of a young man sitting by the late diana spencer, he is adam russell. a student at oxford. the photo is thought to be from 1979 or 1980 and never published before. it will be published later this month. the two were just friends. >> she looks so young. >> san francisco's rare river otter is turning into a real big tourist attraction. sutro sam is taking up residence and he brought big crowds to the area today with their cameras and their video recorders just trying to get a glimpse of him frolicking in the water. you can also follow him on twitter. he tweeted today. >> there are a million uses for duct tape. although you never saw it used to strap in an unruly airline passenger. this happened on a flight from ice land to new york on thursday . the drunk man started choking a woman, the other passengers held him down and then strapped him to the seat. >> he wasn't charged. the passengers didn't want to come forward. although it makes for more leg room. >> that is remarkable use of duct tape. >> you can use duct tape for anything. that's true. i'm >>> ton

an old photo of princess diana with a man in the picture, labelled not to be published. we tracked down the man who had everybody talking. >> good evening on this friday night. as we come on the air, information is still pouring in about what happened to a passenger flight out of minneapolis today. a pilot was arrested after failing a breathalyzer test. suspected of drinking. what made the authorities suspicious? here's abc's lisa stark with the story. >> reporter: it was early morning, the first flight of the day, when the pilot passed through the security checkpoint. as he was waiting for a nearby elevator, a tsa agent and other officers just happened to walk by and just happened to smell alcohol. as the pilot headed in the cockpit of his american eagle regional jet the worried officers notified airport police. they caught up with the 48-year-old captain kolbjorn kristiansen after he finished pre-flight checks. it was before 6 a.m. just before 53 passengers would have boarded the flight from minneapolis to new york. police say kristiansen failed a preliminary alcohol b

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and the odds of will and kate's baby being born on grandma princess diana's birthday. good morning, i'm marra schiavocampo. for the first time in years, lance armstrong may be waking up with a clear conscience. the former seven-time tour de france champion has reportedly admitted to using performance enhancing drugs. nbc's curt gregory has more. >> reporter: according to the associated press, seven-time tour de france winner lance armstrong has admitted to using performance enhancing drugs during his famed cycling career. armstrong reportedly made the admission during a taped interview with oprah winfrey in his hometown of austin, texas. following the interview, winfrey tweeted, "just wrapped with lance armstrong, more than 2 1/2 hours. he came ready." last year armstrong was stripped of his seven tour titles and banned for life from the sport following a report by the u.s. anti-doping agency. a report that labeled armstrong as the mastermind of a, quote, systemic, sustained and highly professionalized team-run doping conspiracy. nbc news has learned that in a conversa

a mystery of a young man sitting by the late diana spencer, he is adam russell.tudent at oxford. the photo is thought to be from 1979 or 1980 and never published before. it will be published later this month. the two were just friends. >> she looks so young. >> san francisco's rare river otter is turning into a real big tourist attraction. sutro sam is taking up resideg he brought big crowds to the area today with their cameras and their video recorders just trying to get a glimpse of him frolicking in the water. you can also follow him on twitter. he tweeted today. >> there are a million uses for duct tape. although you never saw it used to strap in an unruly airline passenger. this happened on a flight from ice land to new york on thursday . the drunk man started choking a woman, the other passengers held him down and then strapped him to the seat. >> he wasn't charged. the passengers didn't want to come forward. although it makes for more leg room. >> that is remarkable use of duct tape. >> you can use duct tape for anything. that's true. i'm [ woman ] ring. r

cast a dark counsel for the burn centers democracy program diana. welcome thank you one of the two reform packages in the senate floor right now to reform the filibuster. right now what we have which is the gold standard of the reform packages that are on the table it's called senate resolution number four it's being championed by senators merkley and you all and that really is the best prospect for really reforming the rules and a way that's going to end the type of dysfunction you just described having one of the least productive congress is ever in a senate that can't even really get its own bills out of its own house so that's a reform package that for starters would allow bills to proceed to debate without ceasing a filibuster before they even reach the four floor really importantly it would require a talking filibuster so of so there's a minority of senators who want to object to the bill who want to debate its merits they need to stand up and talk about what their concerns are and why they're holding up the legislation mr goss is do a lot to.

diana's trauma took took a chill. >> i was enclosed in my room.y that's close to you. >> she didn't leave her house for three months. >> checking the windows making sure he's not out there. where in my mind i know he's dead. they had to defend us and that's the only way they could do it. but i still feel sometimes that he's present. >> diana has not been able to return to this area since the incident two years ago. she works for the bank but relocated to an office where she no longer works with the public. >> she's still seeking closure. >> god forgive me for saying this but i've not been able to forgive him. >> little by little, i've tried to let go. and it's been very hard. there are times where your mood is great. you are moving on. there are times where the days are not so great. >> she's found focusing on helping others through charity work and doesn't take anything for granted. >> our lives could have ended that day but god said no, you're staying down there. you have work i need you to get done. that's what i'm doing. the best i can. >> fox

>> all right, diana. stay there.get reaction now within real estate from real estate attorney sherry oliphson. good to see you. >> thanks. >> should a process be in place to avoid the zombie foreclosures? >> well, absolutely. i mean, we've learned through this crisis that foreclosure litigation is unlike any other litigation. we have time frames as a result of the robosigner and others that diana referenced for banks to complete short sale processes and notification requirements 37 and these other requirements if foreclosures are not going to be pursued need to be enforced. not only for the homeowners but also for the neighbors and for investors in those banks. we're talking about as many as 2 million mortgages that are in zombieland. who knows what financial impact that's going to have when it shows up on the bank's books? >> sure which is what diana was reporting. should the banks have a time limit to decide foreclosed or notify the homeowners? >> they should have a time limit in deciding not to fore close. i conta

. >> diana, what is going on with appraisers?ne probably played out millions of times lately. >> there are strict rules. but when we talk about the turn around in 2012, a lot of that was investor driven. they are big cash, hedge funds, buying up the distress. now you see those real organic began u lar buyegranular buyers back into the market. we have new servicing rules coming out tomorrow morning. so the mortgage mark set getting tougher. a little tighter. it will stay the same for a while. i don't see it easing up. when i talk to analysts, that's the concern going forward. >> diana, in the hay day, there were appraisers, basically saying, what do you want me to value your house at. now anecdotely, it seems to be the opposite. and personally, the opposite where appraisers were terrified and undervaluing everything. >> new rules went into effect. >> what is the rule? devalue everything by 20%? >> it is a question of banks being very, very careful. but appraisers are loosening up. much better than a year or two ago when i did my r

abc news reporter diana perez is live in new york city. we are hearing of flu vaccine shortages now. >> that's right. more bad news, but there is encouraging news coming out of the cvc for those overrun with patient's helps. cvc said according to the numbers. it looks like the worst hit areas are starting to peak. that means there could be a decrease in the number of flu cases there. >> every day a new enemy emerges. hospitals and clinics and doctor's offices are running low on vaccinine doses are distributed. >> we'll get 30 doses and that could be done in 20 minutes. >> pharmacs are having a hard time. nwe are getting tamiflu capsules. >> and doctors along with the patients are wearing masks to avoid getting sick. one doctor resorted to treating patients and no longer administering flu test. >> we make them feel better. 20 children are now dead. it is killing the healthiest of us. >> no chronic medical conditions and didn't take meditation and was a healthy 22 year old. hundreds of students are out sick in schools in the country. one okl

, oddsmakers are already betting on whether will and kate's baby will be born on grandma princess diana's birthday. >>> plus, bill clinton and steven spielberg's big secret. we will reveal that for you next. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning and welcome back. another chilly morning in california. l.a. starting off at 39 degrees but you're almost done with that really cool air you've been dealing with. temperatures in seattle and portland in mid-30s right now. we'll top out in the 30s. watch out for freezing fog in the pacific northwest. especially across the coast of oregon. and then it is going to be sunny right down into california. temperatures today in the 50s and 60s. tomorrow's even better. we should inch closer to 70 degrees in l.a. much needed warm air for that area. they couldn't really handle the cold air, the orange crops and everything, it's been brutal. >> when i lived there, i couldn't stand it when it went below 50 degrees. thanks a lot. >>> >>> well, it looks like tina fey and amy poehler may have a new annual gig. the hosting pair scored the highest ratings

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abc news reporter diana perez is live in new york city.e are hearing of flu vaccine shortages now. >> that's right. more bad news, but there is encouraging news coming out of the cvc for those overrun with patient's helps. cvc said according to the numbers. it looks like the worst hit areas are starting to peak. that means there could be a decrease in the number of flu cases there. >> every day a new enemy emerges. hospitals and clinics and doctor's offices are running low on vaccinine doses are distributed. >> we'll get 30 doses and that could be done in 20 minutes. >> pharmacs are having a hard time. nwe are getting tamiflu capsules. >> and doctors along with the patients are wearing masks to avoid getting sick. one doctor resorted to treating patients and no longer administering flu test. >> we make them feel better. 20 children are now dead. it is killing the healthiest of us. >> no chronic medical conditions and didn't take meditation and was a healthy 22 year old. hundreds of students are out sick in schools in the country. one oklah

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