. >> heidi lived just four doors down.he couldn't help but notice the young girl wearing the same threadbare jogging suit every time she saw her. >> the thing that attracted my attention is she was washing the car every day. she came out to wash this car from top to bottom every single day whether it was raining or cold or warm. and we thought, what a strange thing. why would some young girl have to come out and wash a car every single day? >> lily says washing and scrubbing the car at 6:00 a.m. was with only a fraction of her daily responsibilities. every morning began with the care and feeding of twins. a 7-year-old girl and boy who were not 'venn allowed to carry their books to the car. in addition to all of their household chores, cooking and cleaning, lily's job included carrying the diplomate's briefcase to and from the call and being available at all hours of the night to serve him. >> he was up late at night and asked to make tea at like 1:00. so, i don't know, it is like 24 hours. >> lily says her captors -- start

again our guests heidi from the economic policy institute. richard with the campaign for america's future. and mark, former deputy assistance sector employment standards at the u.s. department of labor in the bush administration. mark, is there a balance to be struck here? are there jobs that are, well, vulnerable in this economy any way? perhaps helping 90% of low-wage workers while disadvantaging some works out in the macro-economy even while it's hurting in the near term some of those very low-wage workers we're trying to help. >> yes, there will be workers that will be helped by the increase in minimum wage, that is a certainty. they'll spend almost likely all of the money they get in that wage increase. how difficult it is to ascertain whether the macro-economy will be helped substantially or not because there will be so many things swirling around. potentially increasing interest rates. things that may happen. tax increases, spending increases at the federal level. so many possibility it is difficult to disentangle-- >> is it really had

for the may family, michael, heidi, garen and walker, off-roading is a favorite activity. >> gettingiving around, there is anything that can happen at any time. rocks can slip, rocks can move, and that's part of the exhilaration of driving. >> the may family is willing to take the risks along with the rewards. >> michael, that's very soft on that side on your right. >> we take our kids with us because it's fun. they have a blast. >> i'm not putting my children in any more danger than any other parent strapping their children into a car going 80 miles an hour down the freeway. we have seat belts for everybody in the vehicle. my youngest son is in a car seat with a seat belt, kind of like a five-point harness for him. we're out actually seeing a part of nature that most people will never see in their lifetime. >> the red rock canyons and hills of moab, utah, offer the may family an ideal place for this extreme sport. >> we go down to moab, utah, every year to the annual jeep safari. that's where approximately anywhere from 1,500 to 2,000 various off-road vehicles meet, and we go jeepin

with more on these changes, heidi, was this a direct response to sandy hook? >> reporter: sandy hook was suddenly a factor. governor rick perry said after the shooting that there was no gun law that could have prevented sandy hook, but it was more of a mental health issue, and he vowed to expand gun laws in texas, passing no less than eight pro-gun laws since sandy hook, including the one that you mentioned where it used to take ten hours of classroom time to obtain, and now it takes four to six hours. >> heidi, when do those laws go into effect? >> reporter: after september 1st, del, it has made a big impact. it comes with very little opposition at the capital with handgun licensed instructors testifying in support of it. no one testifying in opposition. but at different schools in the area, some have supported it, and some have said that six hours isn't quite enough to get all of the lessons co condensed, and they're stretching their courses to be a little bit bigger, and since the year that it was passed in sandy hook, 230,000 licenses have been issued and

heidi, i know that this is a very personal story for you.o why don't you take us back to the beginning. you were in high school and they called you the witch. why? >> i was not looking like this when i was in high school. i had a bad habit with eating, and i -- my parents were divorced, so i don't know exactly what, you know, got me to eat, but i definitely ate my feelings away, i think. and i was fat. >> not just fat, you said you were suffering from eczema. >> i have eczema, i still have it. i was born with eczema. when i was younger, i didn't know a lot about what food to eat, so i was covered in it. covered in my face, fingers, legs. >> so you are in high school, being bullied by people calling you the witch because you're heavy set, you're fat, you said your hair was terrible, it was dry, which was also i think a side effect of your condition. and you had an epiphany. one day you changed your life. what did you do? >> i remember going to class one day and i saw on the backboard a picture that some of the other students had drawn and lik

. >> reporter: it was created by californian heidi, and inspired by princess diana, heidi decided tomines with vines. it dug up mines and planted grapevines. in iraq it planted wheat. and helped cleanse one of the most mine filled land of all, afghanistan. she was touched by a young israeli boy. when he met heidi, he asked her to create a mine-free world. the first field to be cleared was the deadliest. eight children died here. clearing it took half a million dollars all raised privately. today kids play freely. this man doesn't have any fear. he says the next generation won't have to suffer the way he did. our children can live their childhood without fear or tragedy. he hopes to turn the field into a park and clinic. >> the clinic is very necessary for us, and to be a sign of peace in our land. >> reporter: and that's why this effort is about more than mines. this field and the one across the highway once marked the 1948 green line. >> in christmas time we say let there be peace on earth and let it begin with me. so one mine at a time we take from the ground, we break up the borde

heidi jo-castro joins us. dallas was hit hard by the ice storm. >> that's right. in your home town there was 75,000 people currently without power. 30,000 of them lost power not from ice or snow falling, but ff like this. they've been impacted by the eyes. making them heavier and falling from the power lines. look at the tree. this is all over the city, and over this area. that's what is waiting. 270,000 people were, at one time, without power. the provider in the area said it's working as hard as it can and has made progress. 4200 boots on the ground trying to restore power with another 500 on the way. they say they are in dire need of help that they are calling in the troops and placing them as far away as florida. the power companies offering support by sending the crews here helping dallas and getting neighbourhoods like this that has been without power thursday, 1am, more than 60 hours going on without power. they are trying to get these people back with their lights on. >> why is it taking so long. a lot of people including rebecca knew it was coming and pre

now, was switching to "heidi" a terrible thing in the grand scheme of things, no? even in the grand scheme of professional football? no. but if you are looking for proof that 1968 is imprinted somewhere on your dna, no matter how old you are, there it is. i mean, even if you just take that one example, 1968 is the year they figured out that football is in charge of america, or at least in charge of america's television. you could lose hope in ordinary life in 1968. you could lose hope that the channel would not just change itself of its own accord. you could lose hope that the country would follow its own values and know which values it valued in 1968. but then, at the very tail end of 1968, something else happened. the united states sent people to the moon. now, this was not sending them to walk on the moon. that didn't happen until a year later. but in 1968, nasa sent the very first astronauts into lunar orbit to go circle the moon as a way of showing that we could blast off of this planet after all, we could escape our own orbit. we were not bound to this world

well that's what robert & heidi brown did. took their knowledge & expertise in the algorithms of options trading and... > > well we applied that to the travel industry and essentially giving people an option on an airline ticket or the ability to hold a flight for up to three weeks while they finalize their travel plans. > > options away is the name of the company you recently won $10,000 as sort of a shark tend tank competition-- congratulations. so it's not that you cracked the code of dynamic pricing that the airlines use. what exactly did you do? > > we merged a few things together. it's those algorithms that we use in the financial options market. a very good understanding of revenue management and the airline's space and the consumer behavior around needing more time to wait until the weekend when you can kick back and relax and take time to decide about an airline ticket then. > > robert tell me about the moment of epiphany when you and your wife came up with the idea. > > it was a few years ago, actually. we were in lo

heidi paula time in flammable liquid. it is the latest string of incidents which embrace the mom of the rise in crude oil traffic on the railways according to figures released in north dakota there was an increase of sixty seven percent between october two thousand and twelve in two thousand thirteen in all a transport taken by rail. abc at forty seven people were killed when a train carrying all it was derailed in the back. i want a full size to use it as a recreational drugs jennings the first in the usa to come around to it. today was freaking full. that's what it's going to be decoded could use its senate under licence. but tuesday in washington approved a constitutional amendment passed yet. so this is getting content. for the part of a how will we tell me who is going on the front so they can see the baath party of friends we have available only to keep around twenty strands on the stall for time and definitely without the bacteria called the position where we have to grow plants. not everything's gone smith lake. a

you remember heidi montag, they got $10 million.> shocker. >> we thought we were jay z and beyonce. >> no more dollars. >> that's right. >> they're 15 minutes of fame is over. >> stay tuned, "way too early" starts right now. >>> the 113th hasn't passed the bills every congress does like a highway bill or defense bill or a farm bill. or a buget. what do we need a budget for? clearly not highways, defense, or food. congress did pass a bill ensuring people can fish near dams on the cumberland river and they also passeded deep cuts in food stamps for the poor which is good solid governing because the poor don't need food stamps anymore. now that they can fish near dams on the cumberland river. >> also, as amusing as the rob ford saga has been, there is some indication he may have tried to pay to keep the now infamous crack smoking video out of the public eye. and sticking with our friends in canada, usually if you lose your winning lottery ticket, you lose the lottery. but north of the border that, is not the case. we have a great story

heidi did not even manages to get double figures. meantime in not just on the party was reduced to twenty one fifty eight in meditation. it meant me to be coasting to the senate but final results show that on a standing ten feet though. the only thing saving for the qantas was nice to have the votes counted on monday showed that ninety minute in power in the northeastern states. this time qantas said it is time for introspection. well i have. i was the one that can incite results. but the paths of. christ i suppose the lesson was who employs fifteen people. she also hinted that id may face a fine intentions under new leadership and he'll put you try it sometime in the city of jenin. the name on the move. maybe other stuff the sun and congress vice president of the gandhi said that i deem that a contestant on the up and that the jobs and then in the kitchen. i think ahmad the party. has involved a lot of people. for the traditional parties did not been born. we were going on from that. and we are going to build a better job than anybo

where the search is on for two sisters missing.u police say 13-year-old xiomara zelaya and 9-year-old heidistjfçó seen at th home. xiomara was wearing black yoga pants and a2bnackÑi tank top wi skulls. her younger sister wearing pink pants and a beige jacket with a hood. they could be in san francisco, Ñ where they go to school. >>> it was a moment of impact that changed hundreds of lives forever and brought the actions of pilots, airlines and first uders into sharp focus. today, we will have a clear understanding of how and why at sfo airport. >> yesterday's hearing was postpo)mçó due to snow in washi/=91"ei burlingame. let's start out withxd steven stock, liveok in washington, d., where the hearing is already underway. 'htj morning, laura. in fact, the hearing is going on about two stories right jfbelowe in a bunker type conference room about half full right now.ñrr chairman debrac herzman began te hearing. let's take a livet( look in as they begint( hearing temperatur they areokfá scheduled to have different panels, three ofq the the cockpitok design of the bq%g ì& that was taking placen

. >> the community is responding to this: >> and heidi is a teacher from alaska: a lot of people don't see the domino effect. the school closes, and lead us through what happens to the town when the school shuts down. >> when you're talking about school closures, you have to realize, the analogy that i have to make, when you're a doctor and you go to somebody on their deathbed for the first time and you say, what seems to be the problem? and you're a little bit late in the game, right? so the death for a town is when you lose your school. because there's no real option then to entice people to live there. because you're not going to move to a place that doesn't have a school for your children. so really, in terms of towns that have lost their -- not just their institutional center, but their heart and soul, the school closure is the last nail in the coffin. so in terms of rural development, when we get to that point, you're really almost past the point of no return. so it's really important. >> let's get to that for a moment. the schools in alaska are very much like those in smaller co

and i hope i said that right executive director of the national lawyers guild heidi thank you so much for joining me now how do you get on this terror watch list to begin with well that's part of the problem because the government claims the state secrets privilege we don't know what the reasons are that so many people are being added to the list and it's been so difficult to challenge also because the lists are private with the exception of the ofac list the office of foreign assets control which is public the main terrorist watch list and the secondary lists including the no fly list are private so. people go ahead i'm sorry if i interrupted you. well i think one of the problems that people should be concerned about and that we're seeing is that many people who aren't actually on the list because their names or a middle name may be similar to those on the list there is a large frequency of error rate and the office of the government accountability office has criticized the department of homeland security the f.b.i. for not making it clear how you can get removed from the list if you

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according to the deal, according to my colleague, heidi, they would ease sequester cuts in the first year by $40 billion and even by $20 billion in the second year, and that is a $60 billion total, the cost of which would be made up with the auctioning of government airwaves and increased premium for government worker pension funds, and there would be no changes to entitlement programs, as we expected, so right now, that is what the deal is shaping to look like. the two chairmen of the house and senate budget committees, they should be coming out any moment. it should thaw some of the tension we have been seeing these last few years in the budget fights. it is certainly low-hanging fruit. they have not talked about some of the issues, but we will see that the government should be running past january 15. emily? >> is this expected, or is this surprising? >> it is not surprising, so leading up to today, we did hear a lot about this potential framework, about them setting spending limits to the billions, so we have heard a lot of details leading to today, so it is certainly no surprise

julianna goldman and heidi przybla join us. will they get a budget deal by the end of next week?> both sides are optimistic. they started out with a very narrow amount of options. what we are talking about is that that list has narrowed more. it is not necessarily getting easier with those smaller items. the democrats are raising concerns about what will happen to federal employees. >> if they do get a deal, it would be a pretty small deal. the politics are important as opposed to the fiscal or economic impact. >> it will be a very small deal. the range were talking about was $50 billion-$100 billion. we are being told that that might be whittled down so much that they might not get anything more than a patch deal for about one year. that is very small. that leaves a lot to be dealt with. >> what is the white house doing? >> it avoids another shutdown. while the republicans came out of the last shutdown looking pretty bad, the president's approval ratings are not looking good either. >> it hurt the economy. >> the economy is moving in the right direction and any sort of shutdown

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. >> it was created by california heidi qume, inspired by princess diana. >> you have a nice cluster -- >> heidi decided to replace mining -- and planted grapevines. >> and it helped cleanse one of is mined countries of all, afghanistan. >> >> the first field to be cleared was the deadliest. eight children died here. palestinian construction crews were israeli bomb squads today kids play freely. >> doesn't have any fear, he takes his children to show the local christmas tree, and he says the next generation won't have to suffer the way he did. house san village hopes to turn the field into a park and clubbic. >> the clinic is very necessary for us. and to be signed over peace in our land. >> and that's why this effort is about more than mines this field and the one across the highway, once marked the 1948 green line, this village homes removing the mines helped lead to israeli palestinian peace. >> . >> one mine at a time that we take from the ground, we break up the boarders and we allow the people to see open other. >> ♪ let there be peace on earth and let it begin with me ♪. >> so

heidi jo-castro has more. >> 75,000 people are without power in the dallas area, not because of precipitation or snow, but stuff like this - the tree limbs are encrusted with ice. they are weighing down the tree limbs, causing stuff like this, big limbs falling on tower lines, resulting in 30,000 power outages saturday alone. this neighbourhood has been without power since 1am thrs. people are desperate trying to get the power supplier to restore their power. 4200 people on the ground actively trying to restore power with 500 support groups coming in from outer state, places as far as florida, such is the need to restore power. the roads are slick with ice. earlier, saturdy early morning, we saw a driver who hit a patch of ice on the freeway, wept over a bridge and sadly landed in the full court. it took police four hours to pull the driver out. the driver inside was dead. as for other travel getting into dallas has been rough. many flights have been cancelled. many thousands spending the night at dfw. it remains to be seen how many will call the airport home tonight. >> a powerful storm brou

julianna goldman and heidi przybla join us. will they get a budget deal by the end of next week?> both sides are optimistic. they started out with a very narrow amount of options. what we are talking about is that that list has narrowed more. it is not necessarily getting easier with those smaller items. the democrats are raising concerns about what will happen to federal employees. >> if they do get a deal, it would be a pretty small deal. the politics are important as opposed to the fiscal or economic impact. >> it will be a very small deal. the range were talking about was $50 billion-$100 billion. we are being told that that might be whittled down so much that they might not get anything more than a patch deal for about one year. that is very small. that leaves a lot to be dealt with. >> what is the white house doing? >> it avoids another shutdown. while the republicans came out of the last shutdown looking pretty bad, the president's approval ratings are not looking good either. >> it hurt the economy. >> the economy is moving in the right direction and any sort of shutdown

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day and on the backboard was a picture that some other students had drawn and a name was written, heidi, with double cheeks. and i remember it hurt. it really hurt and -- >> they drew a picture of you on the blackboard? >> yeah. and, you know, just sort of made weird comments to me and it sort of got to me in my core and i started -- i started listening to my grandparents who would also fresh squeeze fresh vegetable juices and instead of going to the bakery, i would start going to the vegetable store and sort of tried to get this new diet going. i knew something had to change because i couldn't live with the pain of, you know, being fat and being told i was fat and being made fun of. it really hurt greatly. >> and what happened? >> what happened is, i -- well, i also learned how to work out. it's not just the diet. you know, burning calories definitely helped and i grew taller and the brace came off and the hair became styled nicer and i entered a modeling competition with elite model look of the year. >> right. >> and i have no idea really about anything in fashion. >> how could someon

heidi stays so thin? she said she lived in ethiopia that is how. [laughter] i did not bother telling them i had never visited ethiopia. >> this last wine is from when i was id heydey. obviously it is in the backyard of the u.s. so there is very well intentioned people who'd came down to help out after the earthquake. this is about the people that were there and myself as well. >> look at those people a colleague said one day to me to americans matching it shirts and pants and cameras hanging around their neck. to get it right we need to stop encouraging to pick up a shovel to come down here if it was thought your family would you want amateurs? is like giving people shotguns sending them to afghanistan to fight to the war. with other emergencies there are restrictions the length of the flight, the fact it would end with them landing in a war is known combined that with stopped humanitarian as from dropping in but it was a one-hour flight from miami and did night require the entrance visa for those who wanted to help out for one week. those commemor

. >>> and remember heidi montag and spencer pratt? maybe you don't. "the hills" stars apparently are now broke after spending $10 million in just a few years. $30,000 shopping sprees and $10,000 dinners are evidently to blame. $10,000 for dinner? pratt's explanation, quote, we thought we were jay-z and beyon beyonce. >> they were lame then and they're lame now. >> at the time, spidey everywhere. they got all the attention. she with her plastic surgeries, he with his famous attitude towards life. >> you seem like you know a lot about them as a couple. >> how could we not know about them? >> i didn't know they were named spider or whatever. i take the high road. thanks for teaching me. i wish i could unlearn it. >> we'll talk more, my friend. i'm richard lui, this is "early today." we hope it's your first stop of the day today here on nbc. >>> leading the news in the chicago tribune, driving off the decline in u.s. cities, study says. the newly release report saying americans on average drive 7.6% fewer miles now than when driving peaked back in 2004. w

heidi zhou castro, al jazeera, fort worth. ♪ >>> i'm dave warren. of the roads are being pretreated here as this storm approaches the northeast. you might notice trucks spraying a solution on the roadways. it's perfect conditions for the situations. that is the good news, because the temperatures are expected to drop down below freezing, but not below 20 degrees, and this being tomorrow morning by the time this storm is approaching. it will eventually warm above freezing, so we could see a mix of rain, sleet and snow. the timing as light snow comes down, the treatment should work, so the main road should be fine. tomorrow evening as the storm intensifies and moves north now you are getting the heavy snow and mix. that's when the roads can be slippy and the snow could really accumulate. >> thank you for watching al jazeera america. "people in power" is next, and for more information just go to aljazeera.com throughout the day. ♪ >> in the early hours of april 16th 2009, bolivian special forces burst into a hotel in downtown santa cruz. within minutes

he has worked with heidi klum and kate moss. i asked if she enjoyed the shoot. of course she said.is fun to work with somebody so great what they do. you notice the person you are working with is having fun too. the photographer's glance to help out young people even in he beginning of their careers. >> it is always good to help of course. if you can help somebody doing something good and fulfilling their dreams that is a beautiful thing. that will be part of their dreams. >> the words give annika encouragement to pursue her dream of broadway fame. he has gotten the bugs worked out of his app and even has his first customers. i asked him about his plans. >> i want to stay here. if i make it here i can make it in germany too. that does not really apply the other way around. new york in his eyes is the hardest market in the world. but it is not ready to close the door on germany. he might be able to bring it back home once the company is fimplely established. a couple of days later i meet annika in an up scale restaurant. she is nervous signing on with her new manager. >> big day tod

the richmond police department is for two sisters right now. 13-year-old and 9-year-old heidi. they have been missing since 5:00 this evening. one was seen wearing a black tank top with skulls on it. police say there's a chance she could be in san francisco. her younger sister was wearing a beige jacket with a hood. if you have any information, call police. >>> just in, we're learning the man shot by sheriff's deputies in the office park has died at the hospital. officers responded to a 911 call about a possible suicidal man inside an office near the corner of saratoga avenue around noon today. the sheriff's department said deputies opened fire after the man hit them with a blunt object. he was rushed to the hospital where he later died. the deputies were read the for minor injuries and then released. >>> new video. an ugly scene. the protesters got out of control and broke a glass door. they're upset that the deputy is back on the job after shooting and killing andy lopez. he mistook his replica gun for a real one. children as young as 4 years old were in that crowd. one prote

he's worked with the likes of heidi klum and kate moss. i asked if she enjoyed the shoot.se, she says. it's especially fun working with someone who's so great at what they do and who gives you good feedbacks. also when you knows that the person that you're working with is having fun too. the photographer's glad to help out young people, even at the beginning of their careers. >> it's always good to help, of course. if you can, and if you can help somebody doing something good and fulfill their dreams, that's a good thing because it becomes part of their dreams. >> rudolph's words give annika encouragement to pursuer her dream of broadway fame. ben is also confident when i met him again. he has his first customer after getting all the bugs workeds out. i asked him about his plans. i want to stay here, he says. if i make it here, then i can make it in germany. that doesn't apply the other way around. new york in ben's eyes is the hardest market in the world. but he's not ready to close the door on germany. he might be able to bring the company back home once it is firmly est

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black yoga pants and a brown tank top with skull on it, and her younger sister, heidi, was wearing pinkd a beige jacket with a hood. police say that the chance the girls could be in san francisco because that is where they go to school. >>> a follow-up now. a statewide amber alert over after missing teenager from washington state is found safe. authorities found 14-year-old elizabeth romero in mexico yesterday. so far the chp has not released my details on how they located the girl who disappeared from southern washington last wednesday. authorities are still looking for the suspect. her 19-year-old boyfriend edwardo flores rosalez was seen driving a ford escape with a roof rack, custom wheels, and temporary washington plates. >>> thousands of people paid the respects to nelson mandela today in south africa. the body of the late anti-apartheid icon will lie in state for three days before being flown to his childhood village. nbc's lester holt has more. >> reporter: in the hot sun thousands line up this morning and to offer their personal farewells. >> pay my last respects and to all of

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western seaboard you are still to be seeing the snow in the very gusty winds east of dhaka airport heidi klum or pro wins today on the pacific coast and in and stays dry at all so much was trying to stay dry when another storm system that it will be developing know going into the weekend and by next week. heavy rainfall down here for self hong kong taipei and then eventually the pacific coast of japan you will be seeing some of that priests to teach and start to wrap up here for you hope all about money thing there i pay with twenty one it's a relatively cooler fiber up was an oracle told you about fourteen select minus two in beijing just for the year some sunny skies and a forecast on friday the ball's going on in the americas high pressure dominating much of this entry last bit of a storm system moving in across the pacific northwest in the pc and see some gusty winds out of that gives us more easter flowing into the southwest so in this is going to be the big top because you have the cool there you have that warm tropical moisture and what happens. well concluded that they break ther