. >>> evelyn algÚn dÍa conozca su historia, que su hermana no sobreviviÓ pero al mismo tiempo le salvÓtores que han podido lograr. y estoy contento. tranquilo. al ver a mi hija. >>> para fortuna de ellos, otras siamesas habÍan sido separadas con Éxito y algunos medicos que participaron colaboraron. y la experiencia ayudÓ en este caso . >>> aunque no se trata de un hospital del primer mundo, la pericia mÉdica y la dedicaciÓn, hacen que las carencias no se no ten, los mÉdicos peruanos asÍ lo demuestran en lima perÚ, marÍa luisa martÍnez, univisiÓn. >>> hoy fueron encontrados los restos del periodista hondureÑo anÍbal barro. un Área que sufre diariamente la guerra de los carteles mexicanos. anÍbal barro fue secuestrado en san pedro zula cuando viajaba en un vehÍculo. la policÍa dice encontrar el cinturÓn que el periodista llevaba puesto el dÍa des secuestro. y tambiÉn encontraron una chequera que le pertenencia muy cerca del lugar donde habÍan encontrado el cinturÓn, ademÁs fueron descubiertos, los restos del cuerpo desmembrado del periodista en una tumba cerco contra a la misma Área. la

>> i think she's having dinner with evelyn williams. >> evelyn? great ass. that loser patrick. what a dork. >> another martini, paul? >> and that's patrick bateman right there. the creation by brett easton ellis who gave many of us our first image into the mind of a sociopath. they take risk, lack remorse or emotion, have a pen chant for deceit. can be charming but also manipulative and usually have an ego to boot. good thing i've never met anyone like that working in politics. joining us now is a woman who is an open sociopath but is appearing in shadow with us today. emmy thomas, author of the new book "confessions of a sociopath, a life spent hiding in plain sight." m.e., me, that's an interesting name there. you're in the dark and sometimes i think we all think of sociopaths as being dangerous. how dangerous are you? >> i don't think i'm any more dangerous than most people. i think everybody has certain primitive instincts, fight or flight instincts that will be triggered in certain situations. if anything, mine are just triggered in different situations

evelyn didn't have that. she had a high school graduation knowing that there was no relief in sight. no path to college, no path to a normal job. she had to walk across the stage into the shadows. in a somewhat normal life she had gotten to live in the only home she had ever known. she also had to walk across that stage without our mom watching because our mother a couple months before had been pulled over at a traffic stop and arrested and was forced to leave the country. all of this happening with my sister in the car. this all occurred while i was a sophomore in college and i cannot put into words fell level of devastation that this caused. it affected my personal well-being, academic success. my sisters and i worked hard in school. but unlike my youngest sister and i, evelyn wasn't able to claim her scholarship because of her undocumented status. as a u.s. citizen i've been able to perceive the american dream. when i graduate of florida state university and currently pursuing my master's degree at the uni

investments the making of wind farms what a spark there is certainly interesting green energy but evelyn saw not what we got the one says about si dot com also a billion defense dollars down the drain as u.s. missile interceptors show that they're not up to the task of stopping ballistic rockets but it why it's been a frustrating headache making five years for an american missile defense project on our website. the presidential election campaigns kicked off in post-war mali the west african nation struggling still to return to constitutional order after his the most occupation and the political crisis that followed the transitional government is now lifted the state of emergency has been in place since january that gave sweeping powers to the army during the french intervention to drive militant forces out of the country's north thousands of un peacekeepers are going to be helping now to maintain security curing the forthcoming vote has been set for july the twenty eighth france then will be withdrawing most of his troops by the end of the year but many fear money just isn't ready for an

the top five hundred companies two thousand he said to me as like an athlete on that steroids pay evelyn's armstrong and get his tour de france titles and for doping maybe we could apply the same strategies to his chairmanship finally the super rich are heading for the exit in switzerland after getting burned by swiss bankers who sold them out for authorities for tax evasion hundreds of billions of francs like police switzerland not only are they withdrawing cash but they're doing safe deposit boxes most important in the story though is what they're doing with their tash according to the spiegel story they're investing in fine art fine wine and classic cars so gold isn't the only safe haven always follow the capital and right now it's an exit from cash we'll talk about the eurozone debt crisis with author and professor like this in just a minute. and here is one thing you are interest. i . euro zone sovereign debt reached an all time high in the first quarter of this year this is despite major government spending outbacks now today the i.m.f. said that the further central bank interest rat

evelyn did not have that.o through high school graduation knowing there in sight, no path to college, no path to a normal job. she had to walk across the stage and into the shadows. in a somewhat normal life that she had gone to live, he only home she had ever known was over. she also had to walk across the stage without our mom watching. our mom, couple of months before had been pulled over at a , andic stop, arrested forced to leave the country. this all occurred as a sophomore in college and i cannot put into words the level of devastation. it affected my personal training and academic success. my sisters and i worked hard in school. praise future scholarships, but unlike my younger sister and i, evelyn was unable to claim her scholarshipbecause of her undocumented status. as a citizen of the united states, i have been able to pursue the american dream -- i am a graduate of the florida state university, and am currently pursuing a master's degreeat the university of florida. living in a mixed status family

evelyn says whoa, it almost feels cold out there. the coast never really got out of this.s school air is coming in. there is a much bigger fog bank. so the cooler weather is on the way. the fog is filling in unbelievably. it's also lifting. high pressure system has been punched if you will down to the southwest. that is a allowing the sea breeze to kick in. cooler pattern. friday right into saturday. and it will stay with us here. windy and cooler. low clouds and fog. breezy to windy. temperatures a good 15 degrees cooler. cooler weather takes us into saturday. keep it there sunday. a little warmer monday. >>> a few minutes ago the labor department announced the june jobless rate held steady at 7.6%. the economy added 195,000 new jobs. that is about 45,000 more than most comes forecast. the >> you only wear a mask. there will come a time when good men must wear masks. >> the loan ranger may be ambushed at the box office. it sold less than $10 million for the wednesday opening. the studio had expected to take in about $45 million over the five-day holiday weekend. but indus

tonight police released this photo of evelyn pilarsky. >>> a bit of a warm up today. in antioch. 86 in fairfield. there was fog this morning, but it burned off quickly. temperatures will come up another few degrees. we're going to see low 90s tomorrow. currently, 65 in concord. 63 in livermore. the first night it a couple of nights we've had 60s in the area. that's an indication you're going to be warmer tomorrow. as we go through the bay area microclimates tomorrow, you'll still find the 60s around the bay, and low to mid-70s. get over the hill, you start finding the mid-80s. you get the idea. a warming trend underway. how warm is it going to get? when i come back at 10:45, i'll have the forecast high for your neighborhood, an we'll go looking at the bay area weekend. >>> up next, the big financial boost for a bay area airport. and in 8 minutes -- >> i was astounded when i heard the price. >> rising rents in the bay area. just how high, and why relief may be in sight. >> in three minutes, foster children vulnerable even as adults. why some become easy targets for ide

tonight police released this photo of evelyn pilarsky. >>> a bit of a warm up today. in antioch. 86 in fairfield. there was fog this morning, but it burned off quickly. temperatures will come up another few degrees. we're going to see low 90s tomorrow. currently, 65 in concord. 63 in livermore. the first night it a couple of nights we've had 60s in the area. that's an indication you're going to be warmer tomorrow. as we go through the bay area microclimates tomorrow, you'll still find the 60s around the bay, and low to mid-70s. get over the hill, you start finding the mid-80s. you get the idea. a warming trend underway. how warm is it going to get? when i come back at 10:45, i'll have the forecast high for your neighborhood, an we'll go looking at the bay area weekend. >>> up next, the big financial boost for a bay area airport. and in 8 minutes -- >> i was astounded when i heard the price. >> rising rents in the bay area. just how high, and why relief may >>> googles plan to build its own aviation facility may have received support from the federal government today.

evelyn says don't be afraid to ask for help.rwomen. >> good advice. >> monique says, my mistake was treating my husband like one of the kids. i did everything while he sat on the couch and relaxed. make him help with the kids. cooking. the house work. if he tell him to rita has this suggestion. my kids have a chore they teaches them t be hing d aches them t be hing >> get devogoine >> i like that too. >> brian says, i know this isn't popular, but what about mom staying home? my wife and i it has been a challenge at times ll o >> brian goes on to say that i feel women have been sold down the river,t work. there isn't any more respl job than wn he >> jamie has this idea, an old-fashioned appon on my kitchen count in face, no choice to see it. not a computer calendar that i have to remember to log on to. >> post it? post-its are i leave po sun or ir a overwhelmed and i might forget some -appm rlal i have medication that knocks me out in ten minutes. if i am stressed out and don't for the day, i take my meds and i am in la la land.

and of course he was married twice before, to winnie mandela and evelyn masegh.children with his wives and he's got many, many grandchildren. and our current understanding is that his eldest daughter, maki, wants him to be buried in puno, which is what is generally understood is what mr. mandela wants here in south africa, that he wants to be buried in kunu where he grew up. but we also understand that his oldest grandson wants him to be buried in nvezo, where he was born. as i said, this has now landed in the country's courts, and we may hear more detail of what the courts decide today, natalie. >> all right. we thank you. nkepele mabuse live for us there. thank you. john. >>> more than 100 firefighters battled a massive blaze in southern california on monday. it happened at this warehouse in sun valley. the los angeles fire department declared the blaze a major emergency which took around two hours to put out. no injuries have been reported. the fire department says conditions were made much worse by the record-high temperatures in the region. >>> well, of cour

evelyn did not have that. she had to go through high school graduation knowing there was no relief in sight, no path to college, no path to a normal job. she had to walk across the stage and into the shadows. in a somewhat normal life that she had gotten to live, he only home she had ever known was over. she also had to walk across the stage without our mom watching. our mom, couple of months before had been pulled over at a traffic stop, arrested, and forced to leave the country. this all occurred as a sophomore in college and i cannot put into words the level of devastation. it affected my personal training and academic success. my sisters and i worked hard in school. we all earned bright future scholarships, but unlike my younger sister and i, evelyn was unable to claim her scholarship because of her undocumented status. as a citizen of the united states, i have been able to pursue the american dream -- i am a graduate of the florida state university, and am currently pursuing a master's degree at the unive

weather system that was causing havoc over the middle part of the country, almost certainly richard evelyn byrd would have been the first to cross the ocean, and that would have changed popular history a great deal. >> host: so there was a contest going on at that point. >> guest: there was a contest. i mean, i didn't realize this before i started doing the book. i'd always just assumed that charles lindbergh kind of got it into his head that he would fly the ocean, got a plane and did it. it wasn't as simple as that. there was a prize which was named after a french hotellier who just loved aviation. he'd been, he'd become very excited by aviation during the first world war with all of the dog fights and everything. and he put up a very generous prize, $25,000. it was a lot of money in those days for the first person or team of people who could fly between new york and paris. in either direction. and so there were lots and lots of teams that were all getting ready to fly and take off that summer. and every single one of them was better prepared and better funded than charles lindbergh. lin

evelyn did not have that. she knew there was no relief in sight after graduation.no path to college no path to a normal job. she had to walk across that stage interest and -- stage and into the shadows. in the somewhat normal life she has gotten to live and the every home she had ever known was over, and she had to walk across the stage without our mom watches because our mom had been pulled over at a traffic stop, arrested, and forced to leave the country. all of this happened with my sister in the car. this all occurred while i was a sophomore in college and i cannot put into words the level of devastation that's caused. it affect mid permanent will being and my academic success. my sister skis worked hard in school and all earned. scholarships but unlike my youngest sister and i, evelyn was unable to claim her scholarship because of her undocumented status. as a u.s. citizen i have been able to pursue the american dream. i'm a graduate of ford state university and am currently pursuing my masters degree at the university of florida. living in a maxed stat -- mix

i sister evelyn was brought here on a now expired visa.il high school that i found out about my family's immigration status. there were so many things that i cannot do or how to work twice as hard to figure out because of the situation. for example, i was not able to get my drivers license when i turned 16. i cannot tell you how hard it is as a teenager to not be able to drive. as hard as this was for my younger sister and me, there was always a light at the end of the tunnel -- we were u.s. citizens. evelyn does not have that, she had to go through graduation knowing there was no relief in sight. she had to walk across that stage and into the status -- shadows. in a somewhat normal life she had gotten to live, and the only home she had ever known, she also had to walk across that stage without her mom watching. our mother a couple months before had been pulled over at a traffic stop, arrested, and forced to leave the country. all of this happening with my sister in the car. this occurred while i was a sophomore in college and i cannot put

evelyn was last seen july 9th. this photo of her but say this picture is out of date because she now has shoulder-length hair. she often pushes a shopping cart to help her whack because she's prone to falling -- walk because she is prone to falling. >>> it's not acceptable to come to the city of oakland and commit crimes and we simply did not tolerate that. >> chief whent says there is will be more officers at a march planned on saturday to make sure things stay peaceful. >> b.a.r.t. and its labor unions have two and a half weeks to reach a deal before workers could strike again. ktvu news has learned the talks are not going well. the two sides remain far apart on nearly all of the main issues ahead of the august 4th deadline. however, there's still hope they can reach a deal and avoid another disastrous strike. management and union negotiators will meet again tomorrow and they are ready to work around the clock to reach an agreement. >>> if you are not taking b.a.r.t. today, let's check in with sal. a crash in the

. >> evelyn's newest air to the thrthe new is there to the peron has a name.fficials announced the royal baby's name is george alexander louis. his official title is " his royal highness prince george of cambridge. " he is third in line to the throng, behind his grandfather prince charles and father prince william. >> a study out of minnesota suggest the reason why woman by designer shoes and handbags is to prevent other women from still in their men. researchers of the university of minnesota conducted a series of five experiments with more than 600 women of of varying ages and relationships statuses. they found that regardless of who bought the item, a woman who is wearing luxury of designer brands is perceived to have been more devoted partner as a result, other women are less likely to force with him.lirt with him >> men do not care. >> the weather is really heating up around the bay area. with local law if you degrees for the weekend. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. we are just 10 days away from the bay area is facing a another bart strike. we wi

evelyn cumple 14 aÑos. felicidades.nuestra casa, y es que una inmigrante quiere emprender una nueva vida con una nueva imagen. y asistimos a la mayor convenciÓn de trillizos en el paÍs. y tambiÉn, seÑores, no se imaginan la sorpresa que los fanÁticos le dieron a elvis crespo. y adivinen quiÉn es el galÁn que vendrÁ maÑana para la despedida de solteros de satcha pretto. (gritos) >>> ya relajense. >>> @ despiertaameric. comparta con ♪ ♪ >>> ahora muchachos, el coro dice: (aplausos) >>> abajo, abajo. >>> ahora, las mujeres adelante. >>> mujeres, mujeres. ♪ >>> mujeres atrÁs, atras. los hombres adelante. >>> eso... >>> al caballito de palo. y con este sonidito decimos que es miÉrcoles 31 de julio. hoy celebramos el dÍa internacional del baile. sentemonos. >>> oye, alan estÁ de vacaciones, y nosotros festejamos que estamos vivos. quiero mandar un saludo especial, y dirÁn por quÉ raÚl? porque me escribieron en el twitter, a estas personas que pasan por un divorcio, me dice estoy triste, ustedes alegran mi dÍa, aqui hay buena

host: evelyn and oklahoma. what do you think? everyone think that needs insurance. people get sick. no way of knowing when you are going to get sick. people are in accidents and they need insurance to cover that. ae republican out was on -- rare book and that was on and you said nothing about it. i do not understand c-span it anymore. you let them say that. i said let's move on. i should have apologized to the viewers because that was not appropriate. have a time delay because we want an open forum here. we wanted to be much like a town hall meeting, but when people say thing that crossed the line or are inappropriate, we try to move on her. you were right, that was not appropriate, and i should have apologized. i do so now. matthew in phoenix, arizona. republican calller. caller: thank you for having me on. i just have one question. the woman from arizona that you had on earlier. she was talking about house security is very important to my state. obama has openly mocked this, but nothing has been done. all promises have been basically empty promises, that is it. what will keep him

she was great friends with the multimillionaires evelyn walsh mcclain, who besides owning the hope diamond and being married to the owner of the "washington post" was a morphine addict. jeff smith who was a great friend of mrs. harding and mrs. mcclain frequently seen around washington was the largest bootlegger in the district of columbia, eventually died of his own hand of suicide as the teapot dome scandals were breaking. and while the hardings truly made an effort to present the image of a devoted middle-aged couple still on the throes of a youthful romance, the truth was, of course, that warren harding had a rather public eye for beautiful women. the press knew it at the time and in fact many of the reporters had covered harding's 1920 campaign heard about it, but they wouldn't report it. the next picture shows president and mrs. harding at the horse show. you can see where mrs. harding's eyes are and where mr. harding's eyes are. by last count, he had five mistresses. one it was a senator's daughter, one was a government clerk, one had a daughter by him, one had a son by him, one com

hi, evelyn. i know it's been a difficult time since your mom passed away. yeah.ss her a lot, but i'm okay. wow. that was fast. this is the check i've been waiting for. mom had a guaranteed acceptance life insurance policy through the colonial penn program, and this will really help with the cost of her final expenses. is it affordable? it costs less than 35 cents a day-- that's pretty affordable, huh? that's less than the cost of a postage stamp. so, you said it was guaranteed acceptance? yes. it's for people ages 50 to 85. there's no medical exam or health questions. you can't be turned down because of your health. it fit right into mom's budget and gave her added peace of mind. you should give them a call. man: are you between the ages of 50 and 85? for less than 35 cents a day, you can get guaranteed acceptance life insurance through the colonial penn program. you cannot be turned down because of your health. there are no health questions or medical exam. your rate will never go up, and your benefit will never go down due to age-- guaranteed! these days, the a