gloria gonzalez writes we are very sad but happy for you. we enjoy the time we had you as a quarterback, and now is the maryland says good luck, peyton. you were a class from the beginning to the end, and that is truly an admirable quality. and gary, says thank you, manning, we enjoyed all of your hard work, god bless and may you enjoy the retirement. to see manning talk about his football, family and faith, we have posted the entire news >>> now, on to the weather alert on this wet monday, eastbound i-70, closed right now, up on vail pass. a lot of accidents to get cleared away, the cdot cameras up there, showing us the snow covered pavement and eastbound 70, is stopped. part of a system that brought us some very much needed moisture, now, earlier today, a mix of rain and snow rolled all across the denver area, this was the scene this morning in golden. also, want the to show you this picture taken outside broncos headquarters in centennial. the snow was really coming down. in arapahoe county for a while. want to check in with ed greene, di

grandchildren of exiles, that is fundamental to cuba's future. [ applause ] >> you see it in gloria gonzalez who traveled here in 2013 for the first time after 61 years of separation. and was met by her sister, yorka. you recognize me, but i didn't recognize you, gloria said after she embraced her sibling. imagine that after 61 years. you see it in melinda lopez who came to her family's old home and as she was walking the streets an elderly woman recognized her as her mother's daughter, and began to cry. she took her into her home and showed her a pile of photos that included melinda's baby picture, which her mother had sent 50 years ago. melinda later said so many of us are now getting so much back. you see it in christian miguel, a young man who became the first of his family to travel here after 50 years, and meeting relatives for the first time, he said, i realized that family is family no matter the distance between us. sometimes the most important changes start in small places. the tides of history can leave people in conflict and exile and poverty. it takes time for those circumstance

[applause] you see it in gloria gonzalez, who traveled here in 2013 for the first time after 61 years of separation. and was met by her sister. you recognize me, but i didn't recognize you, gloria said after she embraced her sibling. imagine that, after 61 years. you see it in melinda lopez, who came to her family's old home. as she was walking the streets, an elderly woman recognized her as her mother's daughter. and began to cry. she took her into her home and showed her a pile of photos that included melinda's baby picture, which her mother had sent 50 years ago. melinda later said, so many of us are now getting so much back. you see it in christian miguel soler, a young man who became the first of his family to travel here after 50 years. and meeting relatives for the first time, he said, i realized the family is family, no matter the distance between us. sometimes the most important changes start in small places. the tides of history can leave people in conflict and exile and poverty, it takes time for those circumstances to change, but the recognition of a common humanity, the r

you see it in gloria gonzalez, who traveled here in 2013 for the first time after 61 years of separation. and was met by her sister. you recognize me, but i didn't recognize you, gloria said after she embraced her sibling. imagine that after 61 years. you see it in melinda lopez, who came to her family's old home. as she was walking the streets, an elderly woman recognized her as her mother's daughter. and began to cry. she took her into her home and showed her a pile of photos that included melinda's baby picture, which her mother had sent 50 years ago. melinda later said so many of us are now getting so much back. you see it in christian miguel, a young man who became the first of his family to travel here after 50 years. and meeting relatives for the first time, he said, i realized that family is family no matter the distance between us. sometimes the most important changes start in small places. the tides of history can leave people in conflict and exile and poverty. it takes time for those circumstances to change, but the recognition of a common humanity, the reconciliation of peopl

[applause] president obama: you see it in gloria gonzalez, who traveled timein 2013 for the first after separation and was met by her sister, llorca. "you recognized me, but i didn't recognize you," gloria said after she embraced her sibling. imagine that after 61 years. you see it in melinda lopez, who came to her family's old home. and as she was walking the streets, an elderly woman recognized her as her mother's daughter and began to cry. she took her into her home and showed her a pile of photos that included melinda's baby picture, which her mother had sent 50 years ago. melinda later said, "so many of us are now getting so much back." in christian miguel, who became the first of his family to travel here after 50 years. and meeting relatives for the first time, he said, "i realize that family is family no matter the distance between us." sometimes, the most important changes start in small places. the tides of history can leave people in conflict, and exile and poverty. it takes time for those circumstances to change, but the recognition of a common humanity, the reconciliation o

[applause] you see it in gloria gonzalez, who traveled here in 2013 for the first time after 61 yearsparation, and was met by her sister, llorca. "you recognized me, but i didn't recognize you," gloria said after she embraced her sibling. imagine that, after 61 years. you see it in melinda lopez, who came to her family's old home. and as she was walking the streets, an elderly woman recognized her as her mother's daughter, and began to cry. she took her into her home and showed her a pile of photos that included melinda's baby picture, which her mother had sent 50 years ago. melinda later said, "so many of us are now getting so much back." you see it in cristian miguel soler, a young man who became the first of his family to travel here after 50 years. and meeting relatives for the first time, he said, "i realized that family is family no matter the distance between us." sometimes the most important changes start in small places. the tides of history can leave people in conflict and exile and poverty. it takes time for those circumstances to change. but the recognition of a common hum

[applause] president obama: you see it in gloria gonzalez, who traveled here in 2013 for the first time after 61 years of separation. and was met by her sister. you recognize me, but i didn't recognize you, gloria said after she embraced her sibling. imagine that, after 61 years. you see it in melinda lopez, who came to her family's old home. as she was walking the streets, an elderly woman recognized her as her mother's daughter. and began to cry. she took her into her home and showed her a pile of photos that included melinda's baby picture, which her mother had sent 50 years ago. melinda later said, so many of us are now getting so much back. you see it in christian miguel soler, a young man who became the first of his family to travel here after 50 years. and meeting relatives for the first time, he said, i realized the family is family, no matter the distance between us. sometimes the most important changes start in small places. the tides of history can leave people in conflict and exile and poverty, it takes time for those circumstances to change, but the recognition of a common

you see it in gloria gonzalez who traveled here in 2013 for the first time after 61 years of separati separation. was met by her sister, jorca. you recognize me, but i didn't recognize you, gloria said after she embraced her sibling. you see it in melinda lopez that came to her family's old home and as she was walking the streets an elderly woman recognized her as her mother's daughter and began to cry. she took her into her home and showed her a pile of photos that included melinda's baby picture which her mother sent 50 years ago. melinda later said so many of us are now getting so much back. you see the man that became the first from his family to travel here in 50 years. i realize family is family no matter the distance between us. sometimes the most important changes start in small places. the tides of history can leave people in conflict and exile and poverty. it takes time for those circumstances to change but the recognition of a common humanity. the reconciliation of people bound by blood and one another. that's where progress begins. understanding and listening and forgivene

nietos de los exiliados, eso es fundamental para el pueblo de cuba. ( aplausos ) lo pueden ver en gloria gonzÁlezaquÍ despuÉs de 50 aÑos, y dijo reconozco que las familias son familias a pesar de las distancias que nos separan, a veces los cambios mÁs importantes comienzan en pequeÑo, el exilio, la pobreza son cosas que toman tiempo en cambiar, pero la reconciliaciÓn de los pueblos vinculados por sangre, por creer los unos en los otros, allÍ es donde comienza todo buen entender, en comprender bien escuchar, en perdonar y como el pueblo cubano se frenta, muy probablemente los jÓvenes de hoy podrÁn hacer realizar sus sueÑos y vivir con dignidad en cuba, la historia estados unidos y de cuba, de revoluciÓn, de conflicto, lucha, sacrificio, represalias y ahora reconciliaciones, es hora de que nosotros dejemos atrÁs el pasado, que veamos juntos hacia el futuro, no va a ser fÁcil, habrá tropiezos y reveses, pero mi visita a cuba renueva mi esperanza y mi confianza en lo que puede lograr el pueblo cubano, podemos hacer esto juntos, como amigos, como vecinos, como familia, juntos. muchas gracias. orlando:

nietos de los exiliados, eso es fundamental para el pueblo de cuba. ( aplausos ) lo pueden ver en gloria gonzÁlezomer. johnny: ¿cÓmo ha sido la experiencia de este vÍdeo y toda esta situaciÓn? >> ha sido una bonita experiencia, toda latinoamÉrica nos ha apoyado muchÍsimo, ahora los principales canales que apoyan la mÚsica latina ya estamos subiendo con el vÍdeo, el vÍdeo fue una nota hacerlo, nos divertimos muchÍsimo. johnny: que estabas metido en el vÍdeo, o de repente se encontraron todos y dijeron vamos a meterlo. >> yo les dije, por favor, dÉjenme estar, admiro el talento de mozart y charlene, es una revelaciÓn femenina de la mÚsica latina y mozart tiene una fanaticada enorme, gente que lo sigue, y son fieles a su trabajo, me parece maravilloso lo que hace. johnny: para mÍ es un honor tenerlos, y que tengamos la oportunidad de disfrutar esa canciÓn que estÁ mas pegada que volverlo a decir, "estoy enamorado", vamos allÁ, "estoy enamorado". ♪ ♪ ♪ yo soy tu mami, mami ♪ tu eres mi mami, mami ♪ ♪ ♪ tu eres mi mami, mami, te quiero comer como salame ♪ ♪ eres perfecta para mi ♪ es un placer estar c

. >> police saying mariah gonzalez was caught on camera smothering a baby because he wouldn't stop crying. here's abc's gloria riviera with more. >> reporter: 20-year-old mariah gonzalez, a nanny previously listed on care.com, pleading not guilty to felony child abuse in a california courtroom on friday. >> her conduct is characterized as criminal and i disagree. >> reporter: in an affidavit, police say gonzalez allegedly attempting to calm a 13-month-old boy was seen hutting her hands closer to his face. when the sounds went from clear and audible to a muffled cry and the child began to squirm and kick. the alleged incident discovered the parents hired her after seeing her listing on care.com. a spokesperson for care.com telling abc news we're deeply troubled by this incident. adding the safety of our community is of paramount importance to us. this is not the first time a case has shown poor light on care.com. >> people can be dishonest on their profiles. they can provide information that is not linking to them. >> reporter: last month, sara gum sentenced to 23 years in prison in the killing of a 3-month-ol

gloria rivera has more on the nanny charged with child abuse. >> reporter: 20-year-old mariah gonzalez pleading not guilty to felony child abuse in a california courtroom on friday. >> the conduct is characterized as criminal, and i disagree. >> reporter: in an affidavit, police agonzalez allegedly attempting to calm a 13-month- old boy was seen putting her hands closer to his face. when the sounds went from clear and audible to a muffled cry. and the child began to squirm and kick. the alleged incident discovered on home surveillance video. the parents saying they hired gonzalez after seeing her listing on care.com. a spokesperson for care.com telling abc news, we are deeply troubled by this incident. adding the safety of our community is of paramount importance to us. this isn't the first time a >> people can be dishonest on their profiles. they can provide information that is not linking to them. >> reporter: last month, sarah gun sentenced to 23 years in month-old girl. in january, susan conway lolly pleaded not guilty after being child. and in 2014, dana cash, the nanny caught on