we are glad to be able to share, and i think gloria enjoys seeing that we are happy. >> gloria has invested all her money in the project. she shows us the apartment. the men sleep here. in one room, a dialysis patient receives treatment. she takes in everyone, including drug addicts and alcoholics. gloria is 61 and a former flight attendant. she had a family and two children. then came the divorce and the decision to help other people. her christian faith drives her on. she says it is worth any risks. >> i feel privileged. in 13 years, i have been able to get 160 men off the streets. the project continues. even in a city of crisis, we can eat properly every day, so i keep going, and i will defend my boys like a lioness. >> that is what keeps project gloria going -- the men and their lioness' have specialized in removals and restoring furniture. private donors have given the minivans and tools. there was a time when the government would provide extra subsidies, but that ended when the crisis arrived. the project has been able to rent a furniture shop on favorable terms. the workshop is on th

gloria, jeff, as well.e top of the program, we showed a portion of the memorial service held for slain m.i.t. officer, sean collier. remarkable outpouring. james taylor performed. as you will see, thousands of people today getting a little stronger. ♪ ♪ i can't cross over ♪ and neither have our wings to fly ♪ >>> thousands of people gathered on the m.i.t. campus today for a memorial, honoring the campus police officer, sean collier. authorities believe that collier was shot by the bombing suspects as he sat in his patrol car thursday night. sean collier was just 27 years old. james taylor performed his song "somehow we a "shower the people" at the memorial. we'll listen to that as we show some of the sights of a city living up to the slogan, "boston strong." ♪ shower the people you love ♪ show them the way that you feel ♪ ♪ shower the people you love with love ♪ ♪ show them the way that you feel ♪ ♪ shower the people you love with love show them the way that you feel ♪ ♪ shower the people you love with love

for that i want to go to gloria borger in washington. gloria, what are you hearing?well, what we're hearing, anderson, is that the suspect in a second interrogation told authorities that he indicated he intended to use the remaining explosives that he had and detonate them in times square. you'll recall that under a first interrogation he said he was going to times square to "party" that is what we saw ray kelly, the police commissioner say yesterday. apparently there was subsequent questioning. and under subsequent questioning the suspect indicated that he did intend to use the remaining explosives in that times square vicinity. now, we do not know whether new york authorities believe that they have any reason to continue to worry about this. i mean, we're going to hear from them i presume at a press conference later, but it seems to me that this suspect changed his story from a first interrogation to a second interrogation. now, as you know, people treat with suspicion anything that is said in a hospital interrogation. but it seems that his story did shift dramatic

. >> gloria borger, author of "crunch time for obama and washington." good morning, gloria. you write president obama now has a chance to act on his to-do list, which you say could set his legacy for the second term. movement on gun control, real immigration reform and for the first time until four years, a new federal budget. we'll break down the president's budget proposal later in the show but let's say an agreement on federal budget and immigration reform could change america's economic landscape. why do you think now is crunch time for this president and his agenda? >> because he's in his second term and the window starts to close after about 18 months in. this is a president who didn't think he was going to have to deal with gun control, but after newtown it became a priority item. immigration, of course, is a priority for both republicans and democrats. and on the budget, and i don't want to be pollyanna about this, but on the budget there may be an opportunity to do something short of a grand bargain because what you saw from the president was some movement, you know

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gloria is quite right. the public says, kind of overwhelmingly, that was not a necessary war. >> here's the interesting thing about dick cheney to me. i spoke with him early on in his vice presidentsy. he said you know, this is why it works so well. because i told the president i have no am bicks for higher office. and i can therefore give him my unvarnished advice. i'm not going to worry about the political ramifications. that is exactly the problem, as it turns out. >> everybody was changed in the country by 9/11 but nobody changed like these two guys changed. the reason we talked about. they were on the line. i think cheney was, you know, when bush leaves down, goes away, stays silent five years, cheney moves across the river and basically is in obama's face almost from day one. >> that was a break with tradition. >> that defines the men. >> the big problem bush had with cheney is a lot of the advice, particularly in the second term was not very good. cheney wanted to take out 0 the syrian reactor. i tal

so i think it was a fair analogy that gloria steinem drew. i think what is really interesting about what is happening in saudi arabia, i'm glad you brought up the king allowing women in the parliament. the good thing about the per point there's 20 percent. that's the same number of women that's we have here in the united states and congress over all is worse. so it's amazing if you think about there's a lot of commonality in the struggle for women humans rights even though the specifics are different. >> what gloria steinem did, and she knows how to make an analogy and how far they go. it's essential live what women all over the world are doing. they're taking specific criticisms that are leveed in other countries and adopting them to them to their own circumstances and seeing, what am i in society? perhaps different. should i also be careful and i must say having gone through in congress the notion that women should not even have a health care plan include something for men and women that is life is death -- i think -- >> it wasn't so long a

. >> gloria from san francisco has triplets in preschool. >> hopefully i would suggest a school and area where they are safe enough where i would not need to worry about it because if i need to worry about it, then i need to reconsider what school they are attending. >> it's something that i hate that i even have to imagine. but it's something that i realize is reality with today. >>> michael finney tells us there are just a few armour companies that are starting to market the bullet prove backpacks for kids. for more information go to 7 on your side for a link. >>> sonoma county youth sports league are buying defibrillators after a player's hard suddenly stopped after he got hit by a pitch. on april 18th parents jumped in to give him cpr until the ambulance arrive. they used a defibrillator to shock the heart back into normal rhythm. he is recovering. several little leagues are

gloria borger, thanks to you as well. again, headlines from the president's brief statement just minutes ago, the fbi is investigating these bombings, this attack in boston as an act of terror. the president says, what we don't know is if this terror was committed by a domestic or foreign organization, he says, or perhaps by a malevolent individual. we're following two tracks here, the investigation as to who might have done this, then the recovery of all those victims. we have brand-new information about the plight and recovery of 176 people who are now injured in this attack. what are they doing to keep these people healthy and get them safe? once again, we have new information from dr. sanjay gupta when we come back. >> reporter: it is no exaggeration as all to say that treating the boston bombing victims has been a matter of life or death for dozens of doctors, nurses and other medical workers here in boston. dr. vivikshaw was actually running in the boston marathon yesterday. he finished the race, immediately before

gloria swanson, joe kennedy and rose kennedy. gloria swanson and her daughter were their house guests when they were still living in bronxville, a new york suburb. rose kennedy had to turn a blind eye. she had to know that if she left joe kennedy, it would destroy their family, which both of them were devoted to. she simply decided within herself that this was something she would have to tolerate, and so she looked upon gloria as their good friend, and that her husband was just trying to help her with her hollywood career. he was a producer at that time. and she simply swallowed it. but there was a time earlier than that that she actually went home to her father. there was dalliances of other kinds. and she went home, she told her father what it was all about. and he said, "rose, this was ion," but he didn't say i told you not to marry him. he was much nicer. he said, "this is your decision, and you must live with it. go home, rose. go home to your family." and so she did. but it was that close a thing, and her father saying you

let's bring in our chief political analyst gloria borger.dent quickly got pushback from republican senator lindsey graham. here what happens senator graham said to me when i spoke with him in the last hour. >> he goes back to rush slrussi dagestan, dhs pinks him leaving so he's never interviewed. they never share this guy's presence with the boston fusion cell as who's supposed to be tracking terrorists in the boston area. when he comes back in june of 2012, he goes on a youtube channel, website, on the internet for the whole world to see and embraces radical islam. >> gloria, it doesn't seem like questions are going to go away anytime soon. in fact they may only be heating up. >> new york they shouldn't go away, wolf. i think that it's congress' job to do oversight on the fbi, on the department of homeland security, on central intelligence, and i think while the president said today, went out of his way to say, look, they were doing their jobs and he said, quote, this is hard stuff. the truth of the matter is, he's right, it is hard stuff.

>> gloria, at this point do we know what the russians said to the u.s. about this guy, about the quality and information coming from the russians? >> here's what we know. we know that the information was thinned, we know that the russians are not likely to give up their sources to us it and when the united states authorities went back to them on more than one occasion and asked for more information, i'm told they did not get a case report back to us. having said that, anderson, the fact that this information was coming from the russians at all should raise a red flag. >> what about the money here? i mean, there is a money trail here that has to be followed. doesn't appear to be an extensive plot. you got some information about -- or a theory that law enforcement is working with financing this spot or his income. his trip to russia. >> right. they call it a working theory. investigators are looking into whether he sold drugs as a way to earn income. we know that he had a wife who worked -- we know that the family was on welfare until 2012. as you point ou

gloria borges took on the fight of her lifer and decided to have fun along the way. dr.y 2 year old expects to hear, but i didn't cry, panic, or feel sorry for myself. >> reporter: gloria is a fierce opponent, calculated, competitive, unrelenting. >> i had joined a gym in the beginning of 2010. i had lost about 30 pounds of fat, put on about 10 pounds of muscle. i thought my body was going in changes in general so the g.i. issues were tied to those changes. >> reporter: as the year progressed, gloria's symptoms got worse, but she toughed it out until one day she got fouled in a basketball game. >> she put both hands on my gut area and didn't slap me hard, it was just trying to throw me off balance and the pain was excruciating. and i remember hobbling over to the free-throw line and realizing there is something very serious here. >> reporter: gloria finally checked herself into the hospital bloated and vomiting ferociously. a large tumor was discovered in her colon. >> my mom told me initially it is stage 4 colon cancer and it is very aggressive. well, i'm an aggressive

gloria, success, is it guaranteed on the issue of guns and immigration?> nothing is guaranteed in washington, wolf, and of course, it depends how you define success here. it seems to me that the senate at least is moving toward some kind of compromise on guns, a smaller measure than of course the president wanted, but lots of people believe anything you get on gun control is major movement because there hasn't been any movement on that issue on that in the last decade or so. on immigration, i would have to say that i am pretty optimistic that they can get something because it is in everyone's self interest to get something done on immigration reform. republicans know it, you have senator marco rubio of florida out there promoting a compromise version of immigration reform, republicans understand, they lost hispanic voters 3 to 1 in the last election, and democrats want to get this done, too. funny thing how things happen in washington, you get it done. >> the house may be more difficult, especially when it comes to background checks as far as gun purchase

this sear gloria are from modern family is back. barbra streisand is here.rien, he is the host tonight. today we learned of someone else on the guest list. ♪ yes, psy is on the list all in one room to poke a little fun at the president and the press. tonight both sharing the punch line. >> i'll be sure to tweet a few photos of the dinner tonight. before we leave you, diane sawyer will speak with amanda knox after spending four years in an italian prison. will you believe what she has to say. that's tuesday 9:00 "gma" first thing in the morning and i hope to see you right back here. from new york. good night. >> ama: next at 6:00. a dramatic rescue. four people saved after their boat catches fire on the bay. why it took so long to put the fire out. >>> new details in that attempted child abduction in the east bay. >>> plus, america's cup is ramping up, and you can be part of it. the people they're looking for right now. abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >> ama: police out in force again today, looking for man accused of grabbing a young child and trying to run of

guess who is coming to her defense, gloria steinem. powerful in her corner. breaking bra news. it's the brand new one that we can't stop talking about. is everything we think about the need to wear a bra all wrong? >> juststop talking bit. >> and we'll be switching gears. tom cruise, very rare appearance, funny one to boot on jimmy kimmel last night. all your highlights straight ahead. >>> oh, and if that wasn't enough it's friday freebie. tory johnson is here. how do you do it? the deals and today all free for you our viewers. >> one more big surprise. >>> right now brad paisley super fans are in a secret location. they cannot hear us, they think they're making a video for brad. >> all his music is so great. >> what they don't know he's here live about to give them a huge surprise. cannot wait for that. first we'll get news from josh. >>> we begin with a new u.s. effort to calm tensions on the korean peninsula. secretary of state john kerry arrives in seoul reinforcing that the u.s. wants a peaceful resolution to the current crisis between the south and nort

she had beaten the odds and decided to have a little fun. ♪ today gloria is checking into the cancerr for round 46. >> cancer is tough and i am tougher. >> do you like that? >> that is good. >> with her husband will and her parents by her side. together with dr. lenz they launched a foundation to find a cure for colon cancer within the next decade. >> i said, all right, if you had all the money in the world, could you cure it? do you and your team of doctors know what to do? he said yes. >> their goal, $250 million. >> my answer to cancer was no. this is not going to happen. >> dr. sanjay gupta, cnn reporting. >> wow. she is quite remarkable. >>> it started with 68 teams. can you believe it? here we're already. now we're here to the final four of the ncaa tournament. our rachel nichols has the all access pass at the final four. the american dream is of a better future, a confident retirement. those dreams have taken a beating lately. but no way we're going to let them die. ♪ ameriprise advisors can help keep your dreams alive like they helped millions of others. by listening. plannin

he can focus on what gloria just mentioned, the 2014 election.i am -- i'm confident that when he said this is round one, he was not talking necessarily about 2014 alone. but democrats will now make this an issue in 2014. they can use the president's organizing ofa, his group, to help put this on ballots in states. gun issues on ballots in states, to target members who voted against this, and the president will no doubt make this an ongoing issue throughout his second term. because he has expended more political capital on this one issue than on any other single issue, frankly since health care reform. when he spoke hast week at a rally on guns, just to push the guns legislation, he said the day of the newtown shootings was the toughest day of his presidency. but he said, i've got to tell you, if we don't respond to this, meaning pass legislation, that will be a tough day for me, too. and that day is today. so the president in january, signed 23 executive orders, and now today he vowed to make this issue an ongoing cause for him througut the remai

i will ask gloria allred what she thinks about it, next. frus.hcare written by people just like you. you want to be sure the money you're about to spend is money well spent. angie's list -- reviews you can trust. >>> tonight a major boost in the bomb suspect's defense. judy clark is joining his legal team. she's represented the unabomber, eric rudolph and tucson shooter jared loughner. she's credited with saving them all from the death penalty. joining me for tonight's law and disorder, attorneys gloria allred and thomas meserowe. i can't think of two finer legal minds to discuss what is a complicated issue. start with you, tom, if i may. this whole issue of miranda rights, from where i look at it, he's entitled to the same rights as any other american citizen. whether people like the fact he's an american citizen or not, he is an american citizen. >> well, i agree with that. however, we have to strike a balance between individual liberties and freedoms and national security problems. the fact that we're having so spirited a debate as this shows

gloria borger joins me from washington. gloria, you just received new details from a u.s. intelligence source. what are they? >> from a few officials, one with law enforcement, couple with intelligence, and what we do know is that, of course, this is good news, right? they actually thwarted this plot. we know that it targeted a train route between the united states and canada. one law enforcement official pointed me towards a line that runs between new york city and toronto. it runs actually from buffalo, new york. i'm told that the plan was to detonate explosives in canada. and derail -- and derail the train. and my law enforcement source said there had been some reports that they wanted to wage a spectacular attack, blow up a bridge. he said no. he said what they were doing was to target the train on the tressels, and actually what they wanted to do was derail the train and cause maximum injury to the people on it. >> so two quick follow-ups with you, gloria. first, whether we look at u.s. response here of what happened in boston, canada, an example of it working well, r

gloria borger, thank you very much. >> sure. >> gloria's column cnn.com/opinion.nd from gloria to dana. dana bash, our chief congressional correspondent. what are you hearing about the talks, maybe the compromise talks in the senate? >> well, they're still ongoing. joe manchin, the democrat who is working with the republican pat toomey, both of whom have very good ratings with the nra, but both self-described pro gun politicians, they are going to at least, joe manchin, is going to have a report, we hope it will be public, at least he'll give it to his leader, the democratic leader, at 5:00 eastern. so in a little more than an hour, an update on how that is going. in the meantime, the democratic leader, harry reid, did schedule a vote, which will take place on thursday. this is a vote just to bring up any kind of gun legislation. just to bring it up. our impression, ted barrett, and diedra walsh, it looks like it is likely that he'll get the 06 votes, but definitely not a sure thing. we don't actually have them counted right now. by then, the hope is from their pe

i have my friend gloria here who's my right arm. i'm honored and humbled and i'm leaving you something when i go away i'm going to leave my daughter so i believe in the cause. i'm here for real and i thank you so much for the privilege of getting up every morning and working in the very best district in the best city. >> thank you angie that's what i'm talking about. it's not always that the student is honored but this student is the best student. this gentleman absolutely controlled the crowd and was so articulate and unflapable i'm thrilled here's the young man. the purpose of this award is to honor students who have succeed above all odds and he fits the description here's mr. williams. please come down. >> hi everybody thank you for having me tonight, i'm pretty nervous but i'm going to tell you about myself and my disability. i'm mr. williams

gloria, we'll be watching closely. thank you very much.>> sure. >>> new member of the bush family. i want you to take a look at this. these are pictures of the first grandchild of george w. and laura bush. she is margaret laura born saturday to jenna bush hager and her husband henry hager. she's named after her grandmothers. the family will call her mila. congratulations to all of them. >>> and the flowers are blooming, but the pollen, it is everywhere. allergy season, people sneezing, fighting off headaches, feeling just miserable. well, coming up, dr. oz has tips on how you can minimize your symptoms up next. [ female announcer ] the only patch for the treatment of mild to moderate alzheimer's disease is exelon patch. now with more treatment options, exelon patch may improve overall function and cognition. your loved one can get a free 30-day trial. and you can have access to nurses. it does not change how the disease progresses. hospitalization, and rarely death, have been reported from wearing more than one patch at a time. the most co

my name is gloria. i am a parent. i'm not feeling well so i apologize for my voice. i want to give a report on the redesign of special education service with doctor blanco and her colleagues a coupling weeks ago and she was able to give us some background and answer some questions relating to parents act saying information and navigating the system. we staffed at the information and resource conference sponsored by the support services with children with children with disabilities, we did out reach and had surveys and i was really happy to see every well and you guys supporting the pack's work. i wanted to say thank you for that as well as mentioning the pack. we had a lot of people come over to the table after you guys spoke and wanted to know a little bit more about the pack and how they can be involved so really appreciate that outreach. and also we were really glad to hear that the district echoing its commitment for equity for all students with disabilities. this allows for students with

. >> ahora pasamos a gloria quien nos tiene la reacción de los venezolanos. >> todavioa no salimos dels,pior ashora no llega el cambiao. >> se deben agotar klas vias para demostrar que hubo fraude, el regimen no reconocerá nada y venezuela se verá como cuba o el pueblo reacciona o9 se hunde. >> se esperan los resultados del cne y piden auditoria, la oposición lo apoyan. >> madurop es un personaje incompetente, se dice que se acabno la complacecia. >> insite en que capriles sigue siendo la figura clave. >> cuba se convierte en la cruz del poder colonial. >> la casa blanca respalda el conteo de votos. >> mas adelante en noticias univision 41, nueva york , nos vestimos de gala. como mojnadop >> las cosas se complican en las tierras mexicanas, todo era felicidad hasta que su madre decide interponer su romance con >>> coqueto y encantador, es fernando el mil amores. >>>e s un hombre coqueto, es un hombre inseguro, es un hombre seguro de sí mismo, y está tan seguro que tiene miedo a enamorarse y por eso anda de picaflor. >>> y sí que está bien picaflor. >>> en una esquina un ángel,fue diosit

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joining me for tonight's law and disorder, attorneys gloria allred and thomas meserowe. i can't think of two finer legal minds to discuss what is a complicated issue. start with you, tom, if i may. this whole issue of miranda rights, from where i look at it, he's entitled to the same rights as any other american citizen. whether people like the fact he's an american citizen or not, he is an american citizen. >> well, i agree with that. however, we have to strike a balance between individual liberties and freedoms and national security problems. the fact that we're having so spirited a debate as this shows how great america is because we do protect individuals, we protect their liberty, their freedom, we protect everybody under the law as equal. by the same token, we're at war with terrorism so the question of how you get information without violating someone's civil liberties, not jeopardizing their right to due process and a fair trial is an ongoing debate and it's why our country is so great. >> gloria, let me ask you an interesting question as an overview. i think it'

gloria borger -- >> i'd like to be at that dinner, wouldn't you?ria, thank you. >>> now diplomacy with a dictator. cnn has learned u.s. and north korean officials met secretly in the days before north korea really ramping up this latest threat round. we're asking christiane amanpour about the meetings and reports that north korea is planning not just one or two, multiple missile launches anytime now. [ beeping ] ♪ [ male announcer ] we don't just certify our pre-owned vehicles. we inspect, analyze and recondition each one, until it's nothing short of a genuine certified pre-owned... mercedes-benz for the next new owner. ♪ hurry in to your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for 1.99% financing during our certified pre-owned sales event through april 30th. pre-owned sales event oh, hi thehey!ill. are you in town for another meeting? yup, i brought my a-team. business trips add up to family time. this is my family. this is joe. hi joe! hi there! earn a ton of extra hhonors points with the daily grand promotion and feel the hamptonality. that's a good thi

i wrote a piece last year about how -- titled it how gloria steinam forced me out of the closet.ouple of my friends were like do you have something to tell us? and i said do but it's probably not what you think, but i am a feminist. and i did some soul searching about watching the documentary on gloria steinam that year and realized that i like other women -- some responsible res on feminist women. they did a great job opening doors, kicking some of them down for us but there has been this evolution towards narrowly defining feminism in a certain way, and if you don't agree 100%, then you can't call yourself a feminist. i'm a feminist can't have a problem with the comment and allowed the blowback to be if you are a woman and a feminist, you have to call the president out. and i don't agree with that. i felt like wait a minute you don't own the word feminist. i can define it on my own terms. >> michael: right. let's get to kamala harris in a little bit, but let's talk about feminism and margaret thatcher. there is this congressional district in texas steve stockman said . . . what

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gloria borger is watching what's going on. what is probably going to be the best of any compromise is the president's adamant position that there have to be additional tax increases on wealthy americans, on big corporations, as well as an across the board tax increase, at least 30% tax for wealthy americans, so-called buffett rule. i can't imagine the republicans, especially in the house of representatives going along with that since they did go along with averting the fiscal cliff and raising taxes on wealthy americans at the end of the year. >> they're already saying, look, we did that. we gave you -- we gave you tax increases, and we're not going to do it again. i think what the most interesting thing about the president's budget is the point as jess was pointing out earlier that he did decide to bring medicare back on the table, to bring social security back on the table. remember, it was part of his so-called grand bargain that became a grand failure with house speaker john boehner. and the white house is saying, okay, th

and also following up on what gloria was talking about, you know, they do have these pictures of the younger tsarnaev brother being in new york in times square in november of 2012 and in april of 2012, but once again, according to what new york officials are saying, based on what information they are getting through the joint terrorism task force, based on that second interrogation, this was a spontaneous plan these brothers had put together, but had they not been caught, it could have been a deadly plan. anderson? >> tom fuentes, i want to bring you in. in "the wall street journal" today there was an interesting editorial that brings up the counterterrorism program that new york city has instituted in the wake of 9/11. it's really unlike any other police force in the nation in their counterterrorism capabilities and operational capabilities. >> well, right. much has been made about the effort that they've made to create that entity and to use it, but i think commissioner kelly was rather cautious in saying that they could absolutely even in spite of having all the resources, technol

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he told me the last woman he was with gloria he was going to kill. >> anderson died behind bars takingthe best chance of gathering more information about so many unsolved cases. >>> he has been molesting kids, raping women his entire life. there's-- we know there's going to be a lot more victims out there just based on m. o. >>> when we come back on a second look. the disappearance of amber schwartz was a mystery for nearly two decades. were courtesy anderson told authorities that allowed him to take the case. >>> a quarter of a century ago a little girl disappeared from her front yard in pinol. her name was amber schwartz. her fate remained a mystery until the police connected with anderson. what residents told the inviews that killed him. >> reporter: it has been six years since andy swarts that escaped. >> in his admission, anderson said he riding to arizona and decided to bring somebody with him for kpaáfrpl in a case of tragic evidence. amber was standing around the house. >> police never looked at anderson as a system. then a year ago, police sat down with an interview. in that t

aquÍ estÁn los detalles. >>> y gloria trevi pasÓ susto cuando el auto en que siba se l saliÓ la llantacuentra en mÉrida yucatÁn en dÓnde arrancarÁ grabaciÓn de una pelÍcula. >>> y pablo montero recibÍ la visita de su hija al set de quÉ bonito amor y su esposa carolina captÓ esta foto y la compartio en twitter. >>> y llega cine la pelÍcula de horror y suspenso. y esta pelÍcula marca el de bulto del director uruguayo fe de Álvaro. >>> muy bien, es un orgullo ser quiÉn vea a hollywood a hacer una pelÍcula. >>> de dÓnde nace la ins perociÓn?. >>> es como una nueva parte en esta saga clÁsica de los 80 fue ha primera pelÍcula que ahora es la que estamos entrenando esta. y estamos entrenando ocio tambiÉn, pero la primera pelÍcula de sam fue... y queria traer esta hirÁ nuevamentemente a una nueva generaciÓn. >>> durante la filmaciÓn de esta pelÍcula llegÓ a pasar algo asÍ medite horrible al que less dio miedo a ustedes que estÁn detras de cÁmara. >>> cuando haces pelÍculas de terror hay un ambiente especial, porque la hess ristoria da mied general, y los actores estÁn comprometidos, y hubo un

. >> gloria from san francisco has triplets in preschool. >> to select a school an area where we wouldeed to worry about it. if i need to worry about it, i need to reconsider what school they are attending. >> it's something i hated to have to imagine but it's a reality with today. >> there are just a few armor companies that are starting to market them for kids. if you want to check them out go to abc7news.com and click on "7 on your side" for a link. coming up, this sunday on "abc 7 news" at 11:00, i'm going to investigate those puzzles that are forced to solve before buying items. they can be frustrating but i discovered a possible alternative. >> i can't wait for that. [ laughter ] >> they are maddening. we'll see that on sunday. a south bay starbucks has a problem on its hands. it's called in pest control to handle a bedbug infestation. ama daetz has the story. >> i've never seen a bedbug infestation in a restaurant. that is unusual. >> heather is with the county of environmental health. they received a complaint about bedbugs in the furniture in campbell. they confirmed that the

giffords grit and determination also comes from her mother gloria, an artist whose home is in the middledesert. you have to go off road to get there. so many desert rocks on that 0 on the way home kelly got a flat tire. he took this video out in the dark helping. >> i'm kind of concerned about the -- >> her bond with her mother is tighter than ever gloria giffords sat by her daughter's hospital bed for several hours an plays a hunl roll. >> there may be a hope for giffords to have a child of her own. when he was shot she was trying to get pregnant with very tillty treatment, you were in the middle of ibf hoping to have a baby. >> yes. >> obviously the challenges are quite different now. >> they would like lie have to use a surrogate. >> we talk about it. haven't made a decision. >> sure, giffords has her moments of frustration and anger but that does not define her. >> not resentful? no. >> how is that possible? >> move ahead. move ahead. i'm happy. >> you are happy. where does it come from? how do you keep this kind of optimism given what you've been through and what you're still going

brian, he will be here for legal advice tonight and at the controls is victor pa chico, i'm gloria, we're joined by representatives that have cases before the board, scott sanchez is there, he's representing th