this puts other trees at an andntage and while the furs animals forist the fur to eat the firs. >> thereno vacation. these volunteers have a week of forest rework. participant says they will learn how to wrap the firs in wool, which is supposed to protect the young saplings from being taken off. but before the full work starts there are instructions. the chief forrester wants to make sure everyone knows how this is done right. >> the wool will have to be spread over and then wound over the needles. participant says they will learn how to wrap the firs in wool, which is supposed to protect the young saplings from being taken off. but before the full work starts there are instructions. the chief forrester wants to make sure everyone knows how this is done right. >> the wool will have to be spread over and then wound over the needles. it looks easy but it is not. participant says they will learn how to wrap the firs in wool, which is supposed to protect the young saplings from being taken off. but before the full work starts there are instructions. the chief forrester wants to make sure eve

the group will urge shoppers to avoid buying fur coats or anything with fur trim. they will stage a demonstration on the macy's side union square theying customers not to be fooled by claims that fur trip is a byproduct. 80 percent of the skips come great animals on fur farms and each item represents an incredible amount of suffering by minks and rabbits and foxes and others. >> a judge's ruling puts the break on the bullet train threatens to derail millions in federal funding. the superior court judge ruled on monday the state cannot sell $10 billion worth of voter approved bonds to build the rail system and ordered the state re-do the expire $68 billion spending listen before construction can continue. it also sidetracks more than $3 billion in federal dollars because there are no longer required state matching funds. >> monday, state lawmakers get a 5.3 percent pay raise approved in november but a dozen lawmaker s say they will not accept the raise in the wake of a tax hike approved last november. three democrats are among those including one from sacramento. th

no one has to die for a fake fur. >> fur free friday has become the world's largest annual, animal rightsemonstration. >>> celebration on the coast. on sunday wildlife advocates will mark the signing of a new law at an event in half moon bay where two malnourished, cougar kittens were killed by a ranger one year ago. outrage over the shooting prompted the law allowing rangers to relocate mountain lions not found to be a threat to humans. it takes effect january 1st. >>> 101 dui arrests just this year in 2013, and it isn't over yet. >> we ride along with a bay area police officer and find out the extra steps he takes to keep the streets safe. >> right there in black and white the words of one bay area man. his story about what is now missing and why he wants them back so much. >>> a san raphael police officer has racked up more than 100 dui arrests in 2013 and the year isn't over. he is personally responsible for a full third of all drunk driving arrests in san raphael. debra caught up with this over achieving officer on the beat. she joins us live from san raphael to show us how he does i

no one has to die for a fake fur. >> fur free friday has become the world's largest annual, animal rightsemonstration. >>> celebration on the coast. on sunday wildlife advocates will mark the signing of a new law at an event in half moon bay where two malnourished, cougar kittens were killed by a ranger one year ago. outrage over the shooting prompted the law allowing rangers to relocate mountain lions not found to be a threat to humans. it takes effect january 1st. >>> 101 dui arrests just this year in 2013, and it isn't over yet. >> we ride along with a bay area police officer and find out the extra steps he takes to keep the streets safe. >> right there in >>> a san raphael police officer has racked up more than 100 dui arrests in 2013 and the year isn't over. he is personally responsible for a full third of all drunk driving arrests in san raphael. debra caught up with this over achieving officer on the beat. she joins us live from san raphael to show us how he does it. >> reporter: very few officers have numbers like this, and number 100 came on this street, a driver going the wrong

also notice the fur is flying, y'all. literally, the fur is flying. you'll see fur coming off.oor little guys there. those claws are sharp. they're scratching each other. >> clearly the wallaby is the angrier of the two. >> because he's taking on an animal bigger than him. >> no word on who started the fight. >>> we go from the kangaroo punch fest to florida and a tree stand. someone was hunting and saw the bears. you're thinking, are these bears going to try to climb the tree? this guy used a low, menacing tone the get the bears to go away. it was effective. >> y'all in the wrong neighborhood. >> all he said was, y'all in the wrong neighborhood. >> animals don't know what a human voice is. it freaks them out. >> y'all in the wrong neighborhood. >> a copter is following a skateboa skateboarder's ever moy move. see the moment you knew was coming. >>> plus, you don't want to miss your chance at a 42-inch flat screen tv. we have the word you'll need coming up. how do i spell heartburn relief? r-o-l-a-i-d-s. [ male announcer ] rolaids starts working instantly, neutralizing 44% more

no one has to die for fake fur. >> the annual fur-free friday event has become the world's largest annualmal rights demonstration. >>> on wall street, the dow fell 10 points, bringing an end to five days of gains. nasdaq added 15 points with help from the tech sector. markets closed three hours early today. >>> hundreds around the bay area cleaned out their closets and gave to a good cause, all at the same time today, as ktvu kicked off our one warm coat drive. maureen naylor joins us. the mountain of coats behind so growing! >> reporter: we're live at santana row. it's easy to find out. we're still out. we would love to have people come by and check out the beautiful christmas tree. we're in the heart of the shopping district. take a look at the mound of coats. it's pretty massive. we have hundreds of coats here. san jose alone, we've gathered 1236 coats. we need help sorting all of those. who does that? we have the girl scouts. we have girl scouts here from los gatos, san jose, and san mateo. i want to bring in allie. allie is with the san jose troop. how old are you? >> i'm nine years

they call it black fur day.hey waived adoption fees for anybody who came in to adopt an animal with black fur. pets with dark coats take longer to be adopted. >> who knew. >> we have plenty of animals available. we have rabbits, guinea pigs, hamste hamsters, almost any pet in a pet store is here. >> the promotion ended at 5:00. you can still take advantage of the home for the holidays campaign that gets you 50% off the adoption fees if you take home an animal of any fur color by the end of the year. >>> an agreement on the farm bill seems less and less likely. that could impact your options for fresh fruits and vegetables. they spend millions funding food hubs to help small local farmers. that funding is on hold. operations like the green grocer in capitol heights. part of that program, they take produce from small farmers and deliver it to customers. the agricultural secretary says it's not feasible to grow them, market them and get them to the consumer. >>> both the house and the senate farm bills increase the

. >> also in the the fur is flying, y'all. literally, you will see fur coming off. his claws are sharp. that's why they're scratching each other. >> clearly the walloby is the bigger of the two. >> no word on who started the fight. >> the walloby. we know. >> we go to where somebody was hunting and saw these bears. you're thinking are these bears going to try to climb a tree? this guy used a low, somewhat menacing tone -- y'all in the wrong neighborhood. >> "y'all in the wrong neighborhood" is all he said and they started taking off. >> that's max wallace. he has a youtube channel called hey sticks and these are his contributions. >> if you often find yourself playing cards on the go, you may want to put your cards in a box. alternatively, put them in the box they came with. >> you notice a theme here. he's poking fun at all of the videos out there. >> are you tired of water boiling over on the pot? put a spoon over the pot. it will still boil over and you then have a wet spoon. >> i would have a life and clean wrap but it's not complicated at all. you just pull it

jaguars marking, leaving behind skin and fur subjected to dna analysis in the lab. . >> i'm a chanel scent. why are you using commercially produced perfumes - why is it the optimal approach? >> it's a cost issue, i was at the duty free and thought i'd pick it up. i still use it now for me. i need col own, may as well use this. i want to show you guys a spider i was telling you about. this is the moment of discovery. we happened to be filming. this is what happened. a favourite thing to do in the amma zone is hike at night. >> -- amazon is hike at night. >> what happened? >> i don't know, it's like they evaporated. >> this night we walked, and gordon calls and says what's bumping that. >> is this a dead spider on the web. i checked it out. a thing that looked dead started to move back and forth. >> they may have made a fake spider out of debris. >> coming closer we realised there was a small spider making a big fake spider in the web. >> it's a tiny spider disguised as a big spider. the real spider is small, long abdomen, short webs, it's not a bigger version of itself, but a spider t

." >>> an abandoned dog is covered in matted fur until rescuers remove 3 1/2 pounds. now meet the doctors behind this touching story of shrek. >> he's recovering. he's getting better day by day. >> hey, hey, hey. >> firefighters face a big problem with a stubborn blaze because -- >> all over their heads. >> see the rush to contain one dangerous situation. >> a bus rider's accused of cutting in line. >> that's when things got out of hand. >> what he did that's so disgusting. >> i want to bite him. >> plus want a 42-inch flat-screen tv? we've got the buzzword for your chance to win. and this dude pulls the scary compliment prank. >> nice haircut. >> that's so evil. >> why you may feel bad for laughing, but you will laugh. >> you got a really good looking hair -- oh! >> look at this adorable, beautiful little white pooch. how could you not love this face? but a short time ago this is actually what this dog looked like. let me tell you the story behind this dog. his little name is shrek. dr. brenda goff, a veterinarian, has a farm. she quickly came to get the dog but took

we've seen leather coats, fur coats, raincoats, right in the heart of santana row. the key, we've even had actually brand-new coats with tags donated today. the generosity has been really impressive on this day after thanksgiving. we had even some who brought multiple coats who said they felt it was important. we'll be here for the next hour. we hope you come by. we will be collecting coats through the rest of december, through the end of the year. you can do it at concierge. you can go to our website to find out more. look at the smiling faces! these girls from girl scouts of san jose. we've had girl scouts helping us all day. live with with one warm coat, maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2news. >>> a wheelchair-bound man with cerebral palsy talks about his amazing achievement of climbing el capitan, 2 inches at a time. >> and park for free when you fly out of san francisco international airport. the new service that rolled out at the bay area's busiest airport. >> and in weather, patchy fog redeveloping right now. coming up, where the fog will be tomorrow morning, the

he end up, shirtless with this fur vest on. we get a knock on the door.woody goes i'm handling it. he goes out into the hallway. ten minutes goes by. woody is the man. totally handling it. no problem. he is out there ten minutes. he is taking pictures with the guy. exchanging e-mails with the dude. he is the friend leapest g efri. comes back in, ten minutes over. and goes, "the party its over. we are too loud. and we have how to shut it down, guys." and we are like what happened? you are like the man. i think he forgot. >> jimmy: maybe he forgot he was the man. some times. >> had a conversation. he forgot he was supposed to make sure we could keep partying. >> jimmy: lenny's cocktails that did it. great to see you. the movie its very good. owe frinz d opens friday, everyone. elizabeth banks. we will be right back with larry king! all sleek and slender. you are doing it girl! how do you do it? and beats audio? so you sound just as good as you look? ok then! hold up, hold up! somebody better tell me something. you're a laptop and a tablet? girl, i didn't kn

the cleavage that a revolutionary iran brought to the middle east, the upheaval, the revolutionary fur vor fur fd the recent growing schism between iran a shiite muslim country and the sunni muslim countries, what the u.s. and their partners are doing are reaching cries across that divide, the divide of 35 years, the divide of deep sectarian antagonism to try to dry-run into a deal that begins to put limits on its nuclear program, a program that has just barreled forward, you can talk all you want about hard line policies opposing it but this has been the first time that a negotiated limit on that program and iran's ability to enrich uranium will have been cheeived. so i think -- achieved. so this is a big deal. and your viewers understand that it marks a turn in the road, it's especially in the relationship between united states and iran. there is no question the sanctions are what brought the negotiators the this point. the question isment -- to this point. the question is if this deal can be reached and limited relief of sanctions is provided to iran, that's what the deal is. some,

[applause] the biggest thing, the biggest thing i've learned over the last fur year -- four years abouteadership is that leadership is much less about talking than it is about listening. about bringing people around the table. listening to each other. showing them respect. doing what needed to be done. to be able to bring people together and to achieve what we needed to achieve to move our state forward. now listen, i know that if we can do this in trenton, new jersey, maybe the folks in washington, d.c. should tune in their tv's right now. [applause] listen, we're new jersey. we still fight. we still yell. but when we fight, we fight for those things that really matter in people's lives. and while we may not always agree, we show up. we show up everywhere. we don't show up just in the places that votes for us a lot, we show in the places that vote for us a little. we don't just show up in the places where we're comfortable, we show up in the places where we're uncomfortable. because when you lead you need to be there. you need to show up. you need to listen and then you need to act. [a

so he ends up at one point shirtless with this fur vest on. and we get a knock on the door.n. woody goes, i'm handling it. he goes out into the hallway. ten mints go by. we're like yeah, woody's the man. he's totally handling it. no problem. he's definitely taking pictures with the guy, he's exchanging e-mails with this dude. you know. he's the friendliest guy in the world. >> jimmy: sure. >> definitely is cool. comes back in ten minutes later, he goes, "the party's over. we're too loud. and we've got to shut it down, guys." [ laughter ] we're like, what happened? you're like the man! i think he forgot. >> jimmy: he forgot he was the man. >> i think he went out and had a conversation and he forgot he was supposed to make sure we'd keep partying. >> jimmy: probably lenny's cocktails that did it. it's great to see you. the movie is very very good. called "hunger games catching fire" starts friday. elizabeth banks, everyone. we'll be right back with larry king. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> portions of jimmy kimmel live are brought to you by sony. ♪ dial up my number now ♪ weavi

nice fur coat in the stands, too. keeping warm out there.rd quarter, woodson at the 40 completion to payne. he's going to the house. 60-yard touchdown. woodson wins 25-13. they will play the winner of friendship and mckinley in the championship next week. for now,woodson enjoying the win with their former coach from last year, who you may remember was fired. here is their current leader. >> it's huge for us because we had probably 15 months of so much adversity. these kids worked hard to get to this point. we made it. last year, we kind of had a sour taste in our mouth. this year, we started probably about january for this day for the day. >> all right, college hoops. mike and gw taking on miami in the wooden legacy. we pick it up in the final seconds. gw down two with the possession. mcdonnell driving and scoring. we go to ot. in the extra frame, mcdonnell with the ball, top of the screen. puts up the long three. drains it. gw up three. a couple plays later to armwood. check out that dunk. gw wins 71-63. gw, 5-0 this season. they have a hot

you've got your fur real friends.r going to end, by the way. >> take that. look. >> knock him out. >> i told you not to give ron the punching one. we're never going to leave this. >> never. >> dan, yours is the john deere one. this is sold out everywhere. >> really? >> if people are interested, it's the number two toy of the year. mine is zoomer, which is number one. you can tell this dog to do things. you can see -- zoomer, not boomer. i renamed him. if you go to goodmorningamerica.com, you can see the full list and read up on the toys if you're interested in them. but this one can pee on command. zoomer, pee. >> you can't say that. >> it's a command. it really -- >> okay. >> while zoomer goes to the bathroom. >>> coming up, "pop news." mario batali cooks up a scheme to keep him in his signature fwow...l, forever. ou. i've always tried to give it my best shot. these days i'm living with a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. at first, i took warfarin,

. >> the track furred armed on significance has turned smir guns against each other.nd in some rebel aras it's a growing world. i'm not afraid of the reagreement's military advances. i'm mosh afraid of the feeting between the rubble offerses. rubble -- offices. >> they cut off all of the supply route west toft e. >> in june the army failed and rebels held their ground. this dpoim thear hi eas the re g trying to though it has an strength on the ground. >>> some international communities blame the international are your r poor r error r are to seat willin ebb s a set back. there has not been a hav stratec shift for the battle, but for that not choo entertaining the opposition needs to point their guns in one direction. >> amnesty international is accusing oil company shelf covering up the true extent it's caused in the finance are top r done datach zblchb rch shop hag manufacture mash ofhag -- tensiy and it's al lieallies continuese is call laescalate that britaine operating a spy station in berlin. they've been holding a confidential meeting saying the british emel bas

who's burning fur? listen, amy, i think we're good together. don't you? yes.ously ] yes. that's why i'd like to talk to you about us being together. i'm listening. i think that you and i are "meant to be"... and th's why it's important for me to tell you about joanne. joanne? yeah, well, we've spoken, and i think she wants to get back together, and, honestly, for a while, i wasn't sure what i wanted, but i've decided that you're the one i want to be with. you've been talking to joanne about getting back together? well, you know, we've been talking, and -- and i've been thinking -- you've been talking to joanne about getting back together. for how long... sweetie? i don't know. before italy, but, see, that's why i'm telling you because i want to be totally honest because i feel that we are meant to be. meant to be. don't you? let me see. you've been talking with your ex-wife for over a month behind my back, and then -- well, yeah, but, see, y-you're not focusing on the positive part of the story. oh, but i am, robert. i'm happy. i mean, this is all such wonderf

the sunday deliver rights fur won't cost extra. the deal is expected to give the struggling postal service a boost. the agency lost $16 billion last year. >>> so, will you be spendingation day eating turkey or 1407ing? or both? more retailers have announced plans to open earlier than ever. the latest is target which will welcome shoppers at 8:00 p.m. on turkey day and close at 11:00 p.m. on black friday. toys-are-us, jc penney, koll's macies will all be open the night ofation. >>> coming up, why the day is so special. >>> tomorrow will be special in the weather office because we got rain on the radar. some of it is heading to the b. find out who gets it and who doesn't. >>> i am dennis o'donnell. what is it they say? no pain? no gain? uconn puts the pain to stanford. >>> and, let's say an nfl coach said this to you. >> well i'm going to flame you the starter. >> was the ball bouncing your way this weekend? it will with this sports cast, coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, but it's more popular than u think... because tomorrow is 11 >

they say all animals release some type of allergen regardless of their fur or breed. doctors say the problem isn't really dander in the fur, it's in the dog's saliva and no one is allergic to gluten. doctors say people do suffer from wheat allergies or celiac disease. but that fwlgluten allergies ju don't exist. >> i have a hypoallergenic dog. >> you have a -- >> i really do. >> or i thought i did. >> not anymore. >>> all right. jeff. i'm finding out all sorts of things in this news cast. >> it's not friday, is it? >> not even close. >> man, i was hoping. all right. maybe we can wish this forecast into friday. in a few minutes. we'll take a look at the san francisco view. it's fog free right now. we'll talk about the pocket of raindrops and where we sit right now for that chance of rain next week. coming up in just a few minutes. hey, jim. >>> all right. jeffrey, here's what we have coming up in sports. we know about kaepernicking. how does that compare to the soo superman? we're going to break it down for you. >>> plus, steph curry. an injury. we have the latest next

. >> she says she heard, fur our six shots. everyone was just still. where her grand mother's life was forever changed. >> reporter: your grandmother see what happened over here. the president is shot. motorcade speed off. what does she see snex. >> she looks around. and she saw a shadowy figure across the street. >> reporter: an what would become known as the grassy knoll. >> in the motorcade group. >> everybody else was down on the ground. and she sees this man running. and, her instinct is to run across the street after him. >> reporter: she chases after some one she thought shot the president. >> she chases after the man she thought shot the president. she was a little woman. not sure how she thought she was going to take him down. she thought that's what i have got to do. that's the guy that did it. i have to get him. >> reporter: jeanne hill stuck to the story and the rest of her life. >> your gran mothdmother went t grave believing she heard more than three gunshots. >> reporter: her version of events. more than three shots. shooter on a grassy

the cab of count dracula with 20 lithographs inside and lined with beaver fur. really special. >> let's move on to the print shop. >> ok. the core of what we do is making things. this is an example. this is a print project that will be a fund-raiser for the contemporary music players. we decided to put it in the portfolio so you could either frame at or have it on your bookshelf. >> so nonprofits can come to you, not just visual are nonprofits, but just nonprofits can come to you, and you will produce prints for them to sell, and the profits, they can keep. >> the return on investment is usually four times to 10 times the amount of investment. this is for the bio reserve in mexico, and this is one of the artists we represent. >> you also make prints for the artists that you represent. over here are some large prints by a phenomenal artist. >> he writes these beautiful things. anyone who has told you paradise is a book of rules is -- has only appeared through the windows. this is from all over coffee. we are contract printers for all kinds of organizations all ac

fur felt like a wet puppy, to be honest. very clean. great gift. my heart was pounding so hard. clearly wanted affection, i was clearly the guy to give it to her. >> as an avid outdoorsman how does this change your perspective on wildlife. >> this year i hunted caribou because of the nature of this encounter, i chose not to shoot one, maybe it affected me on a heartfelt level. took steam out of my hunting level. >> how tempted were you to take her home. >> imagine the look on my partners faces when they see mean coming around the corner with it on the seat. >> two guys named tom got themselves in a big fight over a girl, go figure, all caught on camera. they happen to have the best play by play announcer i've ever heard. >> two guys named tom, tom turkey. >> here's the big play. >> turkey tom fight. two tom turkeys fighting for.com nance. >> i don't see this as a fight as like a tango. it's like a dance. >> in the beginning, yeah, it is like weird arm wrestling. but with their necks. >> like some wrestling. >> two males fighting for their dominance for their harem. >> three fema

they are green and blue and feathers and furs, they all have one thing in common, they are all physically active because they have to live, to survive, they have to find heating and protection and they have very few of the ailments that we have. we as human beings we love, we are attracted, beautiful cars beautiful watches, whatever it is that is beautiful. to me it's about beautiful feelings, raw feelings, powerful feelings, who am i, i'm passionate, i'm many of these things, but i'm desperate to photograph them, as soon as possible. >> the book is before they pass away, if you would like to comment on any of our stories, log on to our website, aljazeera.com/america tonight. we'll have more of america tonight, tomorrow. join us then. shame on you! shame on you! shame on you! >> this year, striking restaurant workers brought their low wages to the nation's attention. but what many americans don't know is that low wage workers are often being cheated out of what little they do make. >> i said are you kidding me? i said you're telling me that these people allowed to treat people like this a

the 18 1/2 foot tall douglas fur will reside for the holidays in the white house blue room. and while the first family looks ahead to the holidays, in an abc news exclusive tonight, the president and first lady opening up to our own barbara walters about their future after the white house. >> i know you don't like to think that much in the future. but you are in your second term. do you have a dream for what you'd like to do? will you continue in politics? you must -- >> no. >> no? >> that's a no. >> well, look, i think it's fair to say i've run my last campaign. i won't be in another elected office. will i continue to care deeply about the issues that we have been working on? absolutely. >> whether they move back home to chicago or stay in washington d.c. depends in large part on their youngest daughter sasha. >> sasha will be a sophomore in high school. >> so you may want to stay in washington, because of sasha. >> well -- >> i don't want to pin you down, but i am. >> let's go this way, sasha will have a big vote. you know, obviously, they have -- and michelle have made a

principales caminos de acceso, lo mismo ocurre en este hospital donde madres y reciÉn nacidos se salvan de la furital ayer miles de personas asaltaron un almacÉn de arroz en medio del saqueo 8 personas murieron aplastadas cuando intentaban ingresar al local. >> piden agua y la xheendz a un a consumir sin saber si es potable o no. >> cientos de familias han llegado durante todo el dÍa de hoy a esta base militar que en otro tiempo fue una capital turÍstica se ha convertido en centro de ayuda a refugiados que huyen de la zona cero, que se ha convertido en una ratonera para familias con niÑos. >> richard de arizona dice a pesar de todo estÁ contento porque su mujer y su hijo reciÉn nacido estaban en manila, solo quiere volver abrazarlos. >> lo mÁs importante para la cruz roja es cuidar de pequeÑos que llegan sin sus padres como este niÑito que llora sin parar. >> cuatro millones de menores viven en el Área azotada por el tifÓn. >> afortunadamente la ayuda humanitaria continÚa llegando sin embargo, el reto sigue siendo llegar a zonas mÁs afectadas. >> desde cebÚ, filipinas, esperanza calvo, telemundo.

(laughter) that's why i'm proud to introduce stephen colbear's lifetime of fur-fillment.r $100 send me your plush toy and watch it as a sees the world on a trip you always meant to take and attend to law school you didn't get into. moves into a downtown loft instead of your parents' garage, marries denice from high school who you never had the guts to ask out, celebrate as the happy couple welcome their first beanie baby. (laughter) and the rabbit surprises denice with a crib he hand crafted out of reclaimed cyprus from denice's family farm. experience the joy as the rabbit bravely confronts your father about his emotional detachment. (laughter) turns out, his father never showed him the love he needed. and then when denice gets cancer, the rabbit stays by her saoeurbgsd his flush paw holding her hand as she lets go, knowing he did everything in his power to love her. (audience reacts) it was all worth it, even forgiving denice for that affair with brad. he knew the hardest part was not denice's infidelity but his reluctance to forgive. but this stuffed rabbit saw the big

." >>> an abandoned dog is covered in matted fur until rescuers remove 3 1/2 pounds.the doctors behind this touching story of shrek. >> he's recovering. he's getting better day by day. >> hey, hey, hey. >> firefighters face a big problem with a stubborn blaze because -- >> all over their heads. >> see the rush to contain one

principales caminos de acceso, lo mismo ocurre en este hospital donde madres y reciÉn nacidos se salvan de la furtentaban ingresar al local. >> piden agua y la xheendz a un a consumir sin saber si es potable o no. >> cientos de familias han llegado durante todo el dÍa de hoy a esta base militar que en otro tiempo fue una capital turÍstica se ha convertido en centro de ayuda a refugiados que huyen de la zona cero, que se ha convertido en una ratonera para familias con niÑos. >> richard de arizona dice a pesar de todo estÁ contento porque su mujer y su hijo reciÉn nacido estaban en manila, solo quiere volver abrazarlos. >> lo mÁs importante para la cruz roja es cuidar de pequeÑos que llegan sin sus padres como este niÑito que llora sin parar. >> cuatro millones de menores viven en el Área azotada por el tifÓn. >> afortunadamente la ayuda humanitaria continÚa llegando sin embargo, el reto sigue siendo llegar a zonas mÁs afectadas. >> desde cebÚ, filipinas, esperanza calvo, telemundo. >> un brote de cÓlera en mÉxico ya ha enfermado a 180 personas acuerdo a la organizaciÓn mundial de salud, se confirm

and furs and mothers reflect on their other deal of living through the storm. >> with we're alive. >> but survive did he, and a few days later their baby was born. >> in just a few minutes we'll talk to representatives from doctors without borders. they'll till us about th tell us on the ground. at home, then were called to capitol hill and they faced tough questions from the house committee who want to know when the site is going to be fixed, and what went wrong in the first place. lisa, what was the mood like at the hearing and did the conversation get a little testy? >> reporter: there were testy exchanges, as you can imagine, and i would say that the administration officials, the chief technology administration officials were on the hot seat again today as they have been the last couple of weeks. one of those exchanges was between florida representative john micah, and henry chow, one of the top technology officers to the center for medicare and medicaid services. listen in. >> obamacare was not ready from an i.t. operational and also from a security standpoint for primetime on oc

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