. >>> ademÁs ya esta en francia florence cassez, la francesa que fue liberada de una cÁrcel en mÉxicoaba condenada a 60 aÑos de prisiÓn pero la corte suprema de justicia de mÉxico decidiÓ liberarla, porque su detenciÓn estuvo llena el abogado de florence cassez, y tambiÉn con isabel miranda de wallace, presidente de la organizaciÓn alto al secuestro. >>> es la lÍder de los jÓvenes soÑadores en arizona, Érica andiola llegÓ a este paÍs a los 11 aÑos y ha tenido que superar varios obstÁculos por ser indocumentada y por vivir en uno de los estados con las leyes mÁs severas contra los inmigrantes, Érica estÁ con nosotros para contarnos su historia y cÓmo hizo para evitar que su madre y hermano fueran deportados, y asÍ comenzamos. ♪. >>> vamos al punto con jorge ramos. >>> vamos al punto, hoy el presidente barack obama cumple exactamente una semana en su segundo perÍodo como presidente, y al verdad que tiene mucho trabajo, no solo mejorar la economÍa, sino tambiÉn el control de armas para que no haya otra masacre, en una escuela o un cine, y desde luego que cumpla su promesa de una reforma

. >>> en europa se ha liberado a florence cazans, pero esto ha causado controversia, porque se ha dichonal, es el hecho más importante en la joven presidencia de enrique peña nieto. >>> ordenar de inmediato la libertad. >>> en un caso que pone en tela de juicio al sistema judicial mexicano, la corte suprema de justicia ordenó la liberación de florence casenz, una mujer acusado de secuestro. >>> para que este dipo de abusoss nono se repitan. >>> también están las insólitas circunstancias de su arresto. >>> florence fue detenida en el día 8. >>> pero fue un día después que millones de mexicanos vieromn a través de un matutino de televisión, cómo eran presuntamente arrestados. >>> se presentó el montaje televisivo, ahí se fabricó todo lo que vimos. >>> para los máximos magistrados, la acción ivnalidó la posibilidad de un juicio justo. >>> enviar un mensaje desde la corte suprema que no se vale violar los derechos humanos mientras unos celebraban, defensores de las víctimas rechazaron la decisión. >>> hoy la corte suprema ve los derechos solamente de los inculpados. >>> aquí también estuvo

. >> after more than seven years behind bars, florence walked out of a mexican prison a free woman. she is headed back to france to be reunited with her family. >> it took little more than an hour for a five-judge panel to decide that she should be released because her constitutional rights had been violated. we ordered the immediate and absolute freedom of florence. >> the judges had been considering a proposal to throw out her 60-year jail sentence and throw out her case back to a lower court. three other judges said that she should be released because much of her evidence had been tainted in large part because her arrest was staged in front of national television cameras. a day after arresting her in 2005, federal police officers pretended to arrest her for the first time. she was not granted immediate access, and there was contradictory testimony from witnesses about her involvement in the kidnapping ring run by her boyfriend. she has always maintained her innocence. >> it is important for us to say, it is enormous for mexico because the supreme court is sending a clear and very

sus comentarios en facebook y twit ♪ >>> la francesa florence cassez condedada a 60 aÑos de cÁrcel saliÓctimas de secuestro, otros grupos seÑalan que era insostenible que estuviera en la cÁrcel, y dijo que se violaron sus derechos humanos durante su proceso legal. >>> para que este tipo de abusos no se reproduzcan. >>> se presentÓ el montaje televisivo, se fabricÓ todo lo que vimos. >>> florence cassez fue arrestada durante una redada en un rancho, habÍa varias personas en calidad de rehenes de una banda de secuestradores. >>> el gobierno de venezuela denunciÓ planes en contra de sus dos mÁximas figuras, lo atribuye a sectores de la derecha, y que entre los planes estÁn matar a maduro y cabello, los hombres fuertes del rÉgimen podrÍan ser asesinado. francisco tiene reacciones sobre lo dicho. >>> sin nombres, y sin pruebas, el gobierno venezolano denunciÓ planes para atentar en contra de sus mÁximas figuras. el mismo vicepresidente hablÓ de grupos vinculadas a la ultraderecha, y no dio detalles y que estÁn investigando. >>> porque la jugada macabra y criminal es tratar de atentar, cosa qu

possibly lay the groundwork for him coming home. , florence looi -- >> florence looi has been following this story. >> they are going to visit universities. beyond that, he was not too sure what the schedule would be because that is being set by north korean officials. he expects to lay the groundwork for securing the .elease of kenneth dabae he certainly has experience when it comes to dealing with north korean officials. he has visited the country more than six times in the last 20 years and has participated in talks ranging from food aid to securing the release of the remains of american soldiers who died are in the korean war. he is being accompanied two executives from google. the executive chairman, eric schmidt, and the director of google ideas. both men have written a book was -- that is due to be released in april about how internet can help shape a society. it is interesting this week -- this trip comes just a week after north korean leader kim john delivered his new year address -- kim jong-un delivered his new year address. >> bahrain's highest court has upheld the sentences

>>reporter: florence of san francisco has been a season ticket holder going back to the stadium here.he can't get tickets either. >> everybody i know that were season ticket holders have not gotten tickets. >> between florence and jeff the 2 say they know 18 different groups of season ticket holders. none won the lottery for superbowl tickets held for season ticket holders by the 49ers. >> into the end zone for the touch down. >>reporter: in fact an unscientific poll of 13 other season ticket holder groups this one conducted by 7 on your side found none won the lottery either. >> i got my ticket. >>reporter: those that did win had the opportunity to pick up their tickets on friday. we asked the 49ers how many tickets were made available to fans. citing team policy. 49ers. declined to disclose that information. we asked what the odds were of winning. the team said everyone had an equal chance of winning but the team declined to disclose the odds. >> they should, you know, show us exactly how many tickets are available and maybe how the process works. >>reporter: according to the nfl ju

. >> and in his birthplace, florence, the city that gave birth to the renaissance, that flowering of, science, and the good life, he leads a visitor to a small window to the past. it looks like a confessional. [laughing] hundreds of years ago, an antinori cellar master sat waiting for customers to knock. >> the cellar master would pass a bottle of chianti wine and would receive the money back. this has been in operation until a couple of centuries ago. >> recent history by your standards. >> yes it is. >> for over 625 years, various antinori have kept the business going despite war, plague, political intrigue, and the shifting tastes of consumers. the family tree shows a bumper crop of antinori who made their mark, not just in wine but in every aspect of italian life. >> in business, in politics, in church. >> so the family always made sure back then that all bets were covered, correct? >> [laughs] i think it was a bit the concept, yes. >> there were poets and priests, rogues and rascals. in 1576, francesco de'medici, the grand duke of tuscany, had one antinori strangled for his undu

florence mar, tax director of the office of treasurer tax collectors. we'd like to thank supervisor campos for sponsoring this ordinance. it follows the efforts of former supervisor montgomery gold rick, alioto-pier, [speaker not understood], enforcing the san francisco parking tax. as background, parking tax has been in effect over 40 years. rent tax paid for parking, the operator collects the tax from the occupant, holds it in trust and remits it to the city on a monthly basis. it is a significant and growing revenue source for the city generating over $70 million annually. most of the tax is appropriated by board and to mta. the three components that i'll mention briefly here relate to parking bond, administrative citations, and the government agencies. parking bonds are required of operators to protect the city's interests and provide security for the taxes that the operator remits to the city. the legislation expands to a level of the bonding required of parking operators from 7 to 18. and this is in response to industry requests for smaller bands

florence? florence, absolutely. i just think it's a beautifully executed picture.see the duomo here and the campanile, and i think we're looking from the boboli gardens at florence. what a meticulously beautiful picture. have you had it for a long time? uh, well for a few years, but my husband, i think, bought it at a boot fair. i suddenly realized it was in the house, and it hadn't been there before, so i assumed that's where he got it from. i'm already beginning to be very jealous because i guess he bought it for absolutely nothing. he wouldn't have paid very much for it. he didn't believe in paying very much at boot fairs. well, exactly. do you know about the artist? no, i don't. well, she's quite well known. she's called antonietta brandeis. i hope i pronounced her name right. but she's czechoslovakian. ah. and i think she was born in 1849 and she died in 1910 so i guess this would be dated from, what, 1870? 1862. it's on the back. 1862? so i was eight years off. so, not too bad. her work appears on the market regularly. this is so nice. and they're always in t

. >> florence case fue condenada a 60 años por el delito de secuestro. >> se instruye a la sala que notifiquejeron que hubo irregularidades en la investigación. >> estas vulneraciones a los derechos humanos son graves y generaron un efecto corruptor que hace imposible que todas estas vulneraciones sean aprobadas por esta corte. >> sanchez cordero pedia que se volviera a revisar la investigación. la magistrada pidió la liberación por lo que solicitaba los que estaban en contrsa. >> nadie vio por los derechos humanos a las víctimas. ya no tienen que corromper los delincuentes ya se les abrió la puerta. >> este es el inicio de los derechos humanos., >> su novio estaba relacionado con una banda de secuestradores pero ella siempre lo nego. >> las personas obesas serían más propensas a tener accidentes de automóviles. >> escuchanos todos los días en 100.3 con todos los artistas que te gustan. >> ♪. et >> noticias univision 14 es patrocinado en parte por honda. >> ♪. >> y mientras se calientan los motores en el súper tazon vamos a ver los deportes con alejandro luna. >> hola ¿qué tal amigos? bienven

artica que ha hecho descender las temperaturas a cifras record en varias regiones.y la francesa florenceerica. ♪ >>> y esposaa y en la cÁrcel terminÓ una mujer que se nego a entregarle al padre el hijo, el caso generÓ gran controversia, porque citaba la alta criminalidad, problemas de salud y los servicios de salud deficientes en la isla. >>> la vida del de maja una puertorriqueÑa cambiÓ para siempre cuando un juez le quitÓ la custodia de su hijo de 5 aÑos. >>> no pueden hacer eso. >>> fueron 9 meses de angustia en la que no deja de luchar para que le permitan abrazar a su pequeÑo que no se acostumbra a su ausencia. >>> hace tp tanto tiempo, le dije no te preocupe, estoy aquÍ, pero yo nada mÁs abrazandolo, sintiendo que lo quiero mucho. >>> el recuerdo de la Última vez que lo tuvo a su lado lo desgarra. y el fbi la detuvo por no termitir que el niÑo llegara a con su papÁ. >>> por quÉ cree que gana la custodia del niÑo? >>> son sus actitudes, llevar querelas falsas, informaciÓn falsa. tienen dinero, tienen poder. >>> se casaron en el 2005 y en el 20078 naciÓ kamal en california, y poco de

. >> we don't know whether franklin roosevelt ever heard about florence greenberg's unprecedented call for health care as a right, because even though he had endorsed the conference, he chose that time to go on vacation. fdr was actually on a cruise. i guess we can't really blame him, it was probably a pretty well-deserved vacation. but three years earlier fdr had refused to include medical coverage as part of the social security act because he did not want to an tagtize the american medical profession. he did send a message of support to the health conference, but not long afterward the outbreak of world war ii forced the president's attention elsewhere. five years later on january 11, 944, in his state of the union address roosevelt spoke to the american people about the war and especially about the kind of peace the allies planned to establish after the defeat of fascism. he said that the one supreme objective for the future can be summed up in one word: security. and that means not only physical security which provides safety from attacks by aggressors, it means also economic secur

del sur de california.la suprema corte de justicia de mexico ordeno la liberacion de la francesa florencerar que hubo violaciones a sus derechos en el proceso que condujo a su condena a 60 aqos.mas en noticiero univision. ♪ >>> bueno, tiene el cuerpo de una niÑa de dos aÑos, y la mente de una bebÉ de 9 meses, pero es una mujer de 20 aÑos, ella dejÓ de crecer y su condiciÓn no pudo ser identificada por los expertos, que decidieron nombrarla el sÍndrome x, estÁn estudiando sus genes para develar este misterio. >>> y cambiando de tema. rescatan lancestrales tratamientos. >>> fernando palma jamÁs pensÓ que el remedio en su dolor estarÍa en el agua. >>> ya probe con acumputura, con yoga, y con esto se me recupero todo. >>> durante dos horas se sumerge en el circuito de piscinas. >>> el cambio de temperatura hace que se curen los mÚsculos, el cambio de caliente a frÍo, agua salada, hace que los mÚsculos se relajen y los nudos se quiten. >>> aire es un oasis que promete estar bien corporalmente, cuenta con 6 flotarios que oscilan en temperaturas templadas, calientes, congelantes, la alternancia

look at pictures that my colleagues snapped on trips to paris and florence where you can see love locks are attached to bridges there. it's my understanding that when authorities there cut down the locks for safety reasons, they just throw them away. that's not going to be the case here in los gatos. a lock removal sign here on the main street bridge. they'll cut them down on friday. they'll keep them at the los gatos corporation yard until february 15th. that's the day after valentine's day. they will cut them down but if you have one of your love locks that you're not going to take down yourself, you do have until february 15th to collect it. reporting live on the main street bridge in los gatos, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> love will still keep us together. 5:11 right now. coming up, why the man accused of starting that massive summit fire in santa cruz in the mountains in 2008 will not be facing serious charges. >>> check this out. the natural phenomenon hitting the australian coastline this morning. >> plus we'll have more news of layoffs in silicon valley. we'll take a look

. >> a potential standard bearer is the charismatic 37-year-old mayor of florence.n december, he challenged the leadership of the democratic style cominrunning an american- restaurants campaign. >> they make us fear for the future. instead, what is under leaders have done is to give us hope for the future. >> when will the breakthrough be made, no one here is expecting a revolution. >> i personally think that it is not like there will be something that defines the pass from one era to another. but it will be a gradual process. >> the older generation has to have the courage to pass the torch and let us in. >> faced with the current limited options, many young voters may simply stay away in february. the latest polls say that one in three italians are likely to abstain in the upcoming election. >> if your just surfacing from a night of celebrations, happy new year to you. here's a look at how many of the world cities celebrated the new year.

the train passed the villages of florence, leeds and haydenville. the last glow of gas lines that lined the streets and then at last, skinnerville came into view. they were some of lights on across the river as well as several windows softly in the house down by the road. the mill was but a large shadow in the distance, nearly indistinguishable from the general darkness. the school and general store were no more than ink spots because it was pitch black outside, owing to a new moon. even in the dark, skinner's own home, a three-story mansion set back from the rest with tall french windows stretching from front to back was quite identifiable with several of its many rooms lit up in preparation for his arrival. through the area came the sound of his bell tolling 9:00. at this moment trying to did know who would still be up when he walked into door. the baby usually went to bed at 7:30 and the younger children around 8:30 p.m. but there was always a possibility that belle and joe might try to keep your eyes open to welcome potholder and since libya jus

florence. >> florence. >> jimmy: thurman-busson. >> yes.urman-busson. i got that one, yes. but way that is a -- that's a good name. >> i know, i know. well, you know, well my daughter came up with the best excuse -- was i probably wouldn't get to have any more children. so i put every name that i like -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, into one last child? >> no, well, we couldn't quite agree on the name. we call her luna. so she's lucky that way. >> jimmy: okay, you call her luna. >> she's lucky luna. then the rest you can just, you know -- >> jimmy: exactly. >> name her own children all these interesting names. >> jimmy: that's true. yeah. you could --kid can be named after you -- you could have ten kids. >> absolutely. it's that's full catholic. >> jimmy: hey, you want to be named after mommy? it's up to you. >> proper catholic. observant. >> jimmy: exactly. that's very catholic. >> jimmy: now you, i want to talk about this charity that you're involved in. >> yes. >> jimmy: it's called room to grow. >> yes. >> jimmy: roomtogrow.org. is the

the parent company of celebrity chef, tyler florence's tavern collected more than $300,000 in surchargesly spent $68,000 for a profit of $235,000. both the cheesecake factory and parent company of max's cafe each ended up with more than $150,000 extra. some restaurants explain the disperty. the president says it has more than enough money set aside for employee healthcare because unused funds roll over from previous years. >> all the money that have been collected remain in a cash reserve account for the employees to draw upon. >> the tavern's general manager says it stopped charging customers for it in december 2011. it funds more than the industry standard. there is a loophole in san francisco's universal healthcare law. it allows the restaurants to legally keep any surcharge money to collect if it's not used in two years. there's an effort to close that loophole. cbs 5. >> well, it could soon be harder to get a popular painkiller. much harder. cbs news reporter tells us the feds are targeting hydrocodone. it is the most prescribed drug in the united states. it's also one of the most a

florence cassez was jailed in 200 up. her former boyfriend was a member of a notorious kidnap gang, but she always knowledge of what was going on. severe flooding has hit northern queensland after a period of torrential rain. roads were cut off and vehicles stranded in an area known for sugar cane farming. more rain is forecast for the next three days, generated by the tail end of tropical cyclone oswald. women smokers are far more likely to die as a result of their habit than they were in the 1960's much that's according to a new study. the trend is being blamed on changing habits as women start smoking earlier. death rates among women smokers have now caught up with men. novak djokovic has reached the final of the australian open in melbourne for the third year running. the defending champion beat the fourth seed, spaniard david ferrer, in straight sets. he'll face either roger federer or andy murray in sunday's final. the five men accused of the gang rape and murder of a 23-year-old student in india are back in court.

isn't i don't believe that this is the will is exactly because we are following this same set of florence's of asperity misses the fourth leave us how is it going then to greece. of slow death that this recession of the economy going to actually move the economy on a third source of measures oh by the boat where you see some of the population and also that the stuff that i it's i think that as far as what we're following this said that. there's no call for us. britain's government has raised taxes twice as fast as cutting them that's according to a new report putting a damper on david cameron's pledge to create a lower tax country the figures show almost three hundred thirty hikes from the ruling coalition further complicating an already tory a system argues probably boycott picks up the story by the end of this parliament the u.k. public will have seen cuts to some one hundred and nineteen various taxes that all sounds great but for a government that's promised to create a lower tax country news that they've actually increased some two hundred ninety nine all this hank says might be somewh

thousand and five and sentenced to sixteen years in jail for helping her mexican boyfriend run a gang florence was freed after a judge ruled ruled that they had actually been some violations in the. case she was transported on the police protection out of court and later boarded a plane to france and the case for a considerable diplomatic tension between paris and mexico. now the parliamentary race in israel is over but the political wrangling is only just beginning the election deadlock that unexpectedly gave prime minister netanyahu is right when bloc and his center left rivals sixty seats each means that tough coalition talks and a possible compromise on policies just around the bend. looks at what israelis themselves expect from the new pope. the voting here might be in secret but what's no secret is the result there was never really any doubt that prime minister netanyahu would win another term in office but the knot on paper isn't matched by the anger on the street to. start a mission and we know that never knew who brought about a deficit of thirty nine billion dollars he's going to cut

down a 14-mile valley and swept through the villages of williamsburg, skinnerville, hayden do, lee, florence to give you a sense of the power of that water is to appreciate the amount of time it took to pass through portions of the valley. in the lower portion of the ballot the land levels out into a plane. the water took about an hour and a half to flow through and flood the town of northampton and in the into the river. in the upper reaches of the valley where the land is steeper, that water, the 600 million gallons of water, went through the village and about 15 minutes each. it resulted in the worst a national disaster in american history at the time. over $1 million worth of property damage was sustained. almost 800 people were left homeless, and 139 people were killed. my book is about the only village that wasn't rebuild, skinnerville. and the man at the center of the village, william center. and what set scarce sort apart is the success he achieved after this disaster. skinnerville suffered the worst destruction of all. and was considered to be in obliterated from the face of the ear

and five and sentenced to sixteen years in jail for helping her mexican boyfriend run a gang of florence cast says was freed after judges ruled there had been violations in the case she was transported on to police protection alva. cole and later boarded a plane to france in the case a spot of considerable diplomatic tension between paris and mexico. are much more international news to come in about half an hour that will be the after our special report mistress of the cave that's just around the corner. right wing t.v. host glenn beck is going to build his own utopia beck plans to put together a massive social experiment building his own city which will be totally independent from the evil grasp of government and the outside world where residents will have to learn how to survive on their own make their own things and grow their own food the future city called independence usa will be based on libertarian principles with hints of iran flavor there will be no handouts and no help for the self-sufficiency minded residents but beck may need some help himself because building the city could

. >> florence has been a season ticket holder. >> anybody i know that was season ticket holders has notten ticket autos two say they know 18 different groups of season ticket holders none won for super bowl tickets. >> in fact a pole this, one conducted by 7 on your side found none won the lottery either those that did win have the opportunity to pick up tickets on friday. we asked 49ers how many tickets were made available to fans. citing team policy they declined to disclose the information of the we asked what odds were the winning. the team said everyone had an equal chance but declined to disclose odds. >> though us how many tickets are vaichblt maybe how the process works? >> just over 25% of the tickets went to the league. another 17.5% or 12,000 tickets went to 49ers and an amount went to baltimore ravens. the new orleans saints, hosts the game got 5% of. the 35% divided among remaining 29 nfl teams. league says how many is left up to each team. >> people are saying what to do. >> it's disappointment. you know? i wanted to take my mom to the super bowl. >> 49ers say they underst

thousands have been living without dental care and florence was counting on looking for dentures so he look for a job. >> the only places you can go, they are only doing extractions. >> prop 30 money is specifically for schools. >> prop 30 was a question of funding the budget we had identified. it's not a question of funding restoration of cuts. >> this is just the first step. tax revenue structure becomes clear in may. they must pass a budget by june 15th. >> larry: we should mention, nanette won a copy of the budget for asking the first question. not suitable for framing. >> lots of good reading to do. thanks for joining us. i'm carolyn johnson. >> larry: i'm larry beil. >> snow and ice hit some of the highest peaks, there is a big chill down on the streets. one spot is expected to be the coldest tonight. >> and i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. get ready for an icy cold night. >> dan: and how the rescue of a gator that guard add huge stash of pot may have contributed to his sudden death. >> cheryl: temperatures dipped low enough but a light dusting of snow hit the highest elevations.

narrator: from maimonides to mother teresa, florence nightingale to father damien, people of faith, ministeringick, have seemed larger than life, impossible to emulate. ♪ refa na la today, though they may wear heels and baseball caps, kiss their children, run to appointments, and celebrate with colleagues, they are equally committed to the health of their community, since we are all part of the greater whole. ♪ please, god ♪ heal them ♪ please, god ♪ heal few issues are more polarizing than healthcare. who will pay?

. >> florence henderson flirted with me. she is a vixen. speaking of vixens, i have to get bill in here. brent described you as a luscious thick slab of meet. did that offend you? >> are you kidding me? i will be the burger in your musk burger anytime. i have few fans so i will take what i can get. >> all right. don't you even think about leaving just yet. we have more to come. >>> you probably heard al roker once accidently soiled his drawers at the white house. the story has delighted and disgusted millions after it exploded all over the internet. he let it rip about the reaction. >> it was the lead story on several websites. >> i am just kind of amazed that this is such a big deal. i put that in the book because i wanted people to realize that there are, you know, consequences to gastric bypass surgery. any kind of gas stick surgery. some of them embarrassing and others life-threatening or fatal. >> john, i don't doubt that for a minute, but a lot of people do this without the surgery. >> i pooped my pants at the white house, and he didn

thousands for instance have been living without dental care and florence was counting on able to get denture to look for a job. >> you can tell i need a lot of dental care. it's hard. the only place to go to right now do extraction. >>reporter: democratic leaders said prop 30 money is specifically for schools. >> prop 30 was a question of funding the budget we identified not yet a question of funding restoration of cuts. >>reporter: this is just the first step. tax revenue picture becomes clearer by may and adjustment can be made. lawmakers pus approve a bump it by june 15 n.sacramento, abc 7 news. >> governor plan to increase public education funding also includes some social engineering. poor district get more than richer district. as you contain imagine reaction is mixed of this plan. here's david. >>reporter: west contra costa county unified school district knows hardship. 47 million dollar state bailout and laid off teachers long before the state bump it crisis. now that it has paid off the loan it's getting a shot in the arm from the governor. in announcing 2.7 billion dollars

that way you can really -- gandalf florence greenberg, you stop destroying houses right now! [ applause ] oh, thank you. it's flu season, and this is a particularly bad flu season. the centers for disease control prevention announced a flu has officially reached epidemic status. epidemics are rarely good. you rarely hear about balloon epidemics. they're bad things. and the flu is spread when people gather in groups like at work. doctors say the best way to prevent it is to stay home if you're not feeling well. but for some reason, people don't do that. it's a tough thing to do for a lot of people. so the cdc put together this public service announcement in the hope that spreading awareness will cut down on spreading a virus. take a look. >> aw, i'm sorry you got sick. >> you don't look good. >> you seem sweaty. >> and pale. >> i know you don't want to miss work. >> but you don't really work. >> did you touch my mouse? >> can you please stop sneezing on the bagels? >> you should go home. >> seriously. you should go home. >> wait, was this your coffee cup? >> did you touch my p

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the parent company of celebrity chef tyler florence's wayfarer tavern collected more than $300,000 in surcharges, but only spent $68,000, for a profit of $235,000. both the cheesecake factory and the parent company of max's cafe each ended up with more than $150,000 extra. some restaurants explained the disparity. the president of the mina group says it has more than enough money set aside for employee healthcare because unused funds roll over from previous years. >> all the monies that are collected remain in a cash reserve fund for employees to draw upon. >> reporter: it's amassed so much in healthcare money, one restaurant stopped charging in december 2011. the cheesecake factory says it funds more for healthcare than the industry standard. sharon chen, cbs 5. >> there is a loophole in san francisco's universal health care law, allowing employers to keep money collected if not used in two years. city leaders are trying to close the loophole. >>> a top executive at square has stepped down because of an affair with an employee and sexual harassment claim. the executive is admitting h

." >> florence, there's a tangy taste in this muffin. is that a cherry?y, yesterday. she's a long advocate of animals. >> she also asked fans to make donations to an animal charity. happy belated birthday, betty. >> since 1939. >> always puts a smile on my face. >>> coming up, you probably heard the housing market is on the rebound, but what you may not know is how. >> we'll look at one of the innovative ways families are pooling their resources to change meaning of home. that's coming up on "world news now." >>> "world news now" weather brought to you by united health care. ve got a nice long life ah. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement plan

that time it was of florence. but this is a beautiful view of venice. good about it is that she's done it almost like a photograph. he we have the doge's palace, st. mark's square, and this viewpoint is rather interesting from this sort of canal here. brandeis is a lovely lovely artist. we don't know much about her. it was painted at the end of the 19th century. and, tell me when did you buy this? in 1972. 1972. and what did it cost then? it cost, um, £410. that was a lot of money, wasn't it? it was a lot of money to us. venice, as you probably well know is one of the most romantic cities. and people still love venice, and are prepared to pay a lot of money for views of venice. i would've thought this was worth between £6,000 and £8,000 today. really? really? and there it is, been just at the bottom of the stairs. and i'm thrilled. it's lovely. so am i. thank you, thank you. pleasure. it's like the three little maids from school here. you've brought in three dolls, and something else. we'll talk about that in a minute. tell me about the dolls. where did

. >> the judge who was a friend of his peers and the florence illinois and was political as well got a song and the lincoln-douglas debates from abraham. he was at a chess game at the lincoln hall, and tad walks up to the chess board. >> if there is one thing that abraham and mary lincoln had in common, aside from the chemical attraction, the very mystical attraction, they both believed and they both applied with a fury that you don't reprimand or punish the children. their children ran wild and was their decision. they believed in that to let them run wild. >> we are getting close to the end of the book signing here. i do want to ask you this question though, what do you think are the most important sources for lincoln's antislavery feelings? i myself go back a bit =to his father who stood off and perhaps left kentucky for partially that reason. it was the great baptist church where he first heard the sermon and memorized them. i believe that was influential and the bible was influential in the story of the exodus was influential pity we loved the bible and you know, people had now

the train passed the villages of florence, transport and haydenville. the last glow of gas lies that bind its streets, and then at last, skinnerville came into view. there was some light on across the river as well as several windows softly in the house is down by the road. the mill was but a large shadow in the distance, nearly indistinguishable from the general darkness. the school and general store to were no more than ink spots it was pitch black outside, owing to a new moon. even in the dark, skinner's album, ma a three-story mansion set back from the rest with tall french window stretching from front to back was quite identifiable. with several of its many rooms lit up in preparation for his arrival. through the air came the sound of the bell tolling 9:00 that at this moment skinner didn't do was to be up when he walked in the door. the babies usually to bed at 7:30 and the younger children around 830 thymic. there was always the possibly that belle and joe might try to keep their eyes open and since libby had just returned from school, she might

some people are starting to talk about florence. on twitter or facebook has correctly guessed the title of the book. maybe dan brown himself. >> inside information there. >> before we get to this mystery, let's check in with al roker in chicago this morning. good morning again. >> thanks so much. we have friends here from the chicago polar plunge, to benefit special olympics chicago. we even have a polar bear. only eaten three people here. that worked out pretty well. let's see what we've got for you as far as today is concerned. snow showers in the northern plains. we've got a winter weather advisory stretching in to dallas, morning snow. plenty of sunshine in the southwest. but it's still awfully chilly. rain in the midatlantic states. tomorrow we expect to see more heavy rain along the midatlantic, southeastern atlantic coast. new york, pennsylvania, into upstate new york and new england, frigid conditions in the northern plains. sunny, but continued cool in the southwest into southern california and plenty of sunshine, cold weat