there you see the drop, helene, why the fall off? >> and you're asking me? i thought it was interesting what you said right now -- just now about the white house and obama's re-election campaign worrying about this. trying to get these guys to talk about race, is one of the hardest things to do as a reporter covering the white house. they always tell you, we don't look at it that way. they've tried so hard to present barack obama as a candidate who is not thinking race, race, race all the time they've don't present him that way. but of course they're worried about that. i think that's definitely an issue. a far bigger issue is not about whether race is going to be an issue. it's employment. i think the unemployment rate is what it comes down to for president obama. i think. and the white house. the white house officials, that's what they come back to. >> is it color blind or is the focus on his background? >> i think if you look at it through the prizm of class, not race, you see something going on in an interesting way in this country. down market voters, m

applause] because linda brooks britain last march invited me to plan this program, and i want to thank helen, who i work with in san francisco unified because she introduced me to bryonn bain, and she always introduces me to the various artists that come in to work in the school district. as i learned about bryonn and experienced his presence and i was thinking about putting together this program, it just clicked -- why not bring the two together to bring this link from the past unsegregated jim crow to what is happening in the 21st century and that has been happening? i think i was inspired by michele alexander's booke." >> it is my pleasure to say, ms.

and with that i'll turn things back over to helen. >> thank you, craig. so i just want to highlight one point that craig made on this particular slide, that is in general because coinsurance has a kind of automatic increase built in so as prices go up -- if your coinsurance is 20% as opposed to a flat dollar amount, you know, you go to the doctor's office they say it's $15 or if your coinsurance is 20%, it's 20% over what the bill is. so on that -- on the slide on page 17, it mentions that the increase was to the employee percentage contribution to the premium cost and that is important because it is not just a flat amount. it's the percentage increase. now, there's less of an increase for office visits but more and more we see coinsurance which is a more subtle way, if you will, to increase what the consumers pay. and it also most importantly and the reason it's done is, if you don't use coinsurance, the consumer has no way of really paying attention to what a visit cost. a visit could be a $500 visit with tests and everything or $150 visit. you could ha

even pippa middleton was left in the dust next to helen mirren.f course, the big question for everyone is how does she do it? how did she get body of the year? she says good posture and she says buy four-inch platform heels and it looks like you have longer legs than anyone would think. she also says suck your tummy in. just suck it in. exercise 15 minutes a day. she says she cuts her own hair! and she says she sleeps a lot too. sleep is absolutely key. she says when she is on a set, when she's on a shoot, everyone may be at the bar and going to hang out at a restaurant. she goes to sleep. also, kyra, she says the secret to amazing good looks is makeup. >> well, if you go to that checklist, we definitely have some of those things nailed. others, not so much. but we are sucking in that tummy and sitting up straight. >> stilettos! >> zain verjee, she definitely looks amazing. good tips for all of us. >>> the senate is getting ready to vote on the debt deal. the markets are just about to open. we are going to go live to the new york stock exchange in

. >> helen and garcia are husband and wife and huge i love lucy fans. helen is the smiling redhead, alvara her husband. >> the whole idea is the mixed race couple. >> creating a fin of it kind quality that is timeless on this 100th birthday. joel brown, cbs fuse, hollywood. >> look great in my. >> tech giant loves i love lucy. there were seven channels on the tv and you could change the chunnel to see anything you wanted from the grape stomping to dezzy single, we're having another baby. this marked the 16th anniversary of the premier. >> a 98 nail from san stay san francisco reached the highest honor. and turn left. you have arrived. sweet belt. e-reader for textbooks. gps. video camera for lectures. game pad. have you considered this ? it's got all that and more than 200,000 apps. technology to learn and play on-the-go. only at verizon. android powered. playstation certified. the xperia play by sony ericsson. only $99.99. lead in the west is down to half >>> the giants fans have every right to be concerned right now. their team has lost eight out of n

sister helen?is theme of my enemy, my teacher, i was struck by reading the death of innocence and dead man walking, you have a kind of reverse example i would like to hear you talk about. when you started dealing with the victims's families you became the enemy because you had been an advocate for the murderer. i would like to hear you talk about how you handle that particular position in which you found yourself as being the enemy of the bereaved family. >> this is a very interesting little apparent in the river to be talking about the enemy as teacher because when i first visited a man on death row who had done that unspeakable murder i did not know anything and instinctual when i was walking in the prison for the first time, the guards were very matter-of-fact, kind of harsh. >> waiting there, be get your man. there was an instinct because they are the ones with prisoners on death row. i suddenly realized the guards whose job it is to work in this prison and eventually to carry out the execution

of lucy and rickey, and helen the smiling redhead and alvaro the cuban husband. and creating a first of its kind comedy that is timeless on the 100th birthday. joel brown, cbs news, hollywood. >> this will look great in my memoirs. i was a woman for the fbi. >> tech giant google clearly loves lucy. today its interactive google has a number of funny moments from the show and seven channels on the tv and change the channel to view a different clip and see everything from the great stomping to desi singing "we're having a baby" and this year marks the 60th anniversary of the premiere of "i love lucy. ." >>> a great one. still fun to watch. beautiful weather out there right now. temperatures in the low 80s in those inland spots. seeing some sunshine right now. will that last for the rest of the weekend? a full look at your weekend forecast and next week coming up. ,,,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] brace yourself for the big, bold taste of a subway® bbq pulled pork sub. tender, succulent slow-cooked pork with sweet and smoky barbecue sauce, all on freshly baked bread. sub

. >> well, helen miran has done it.e's a real life royal title and now all are bowing to her regali hot body. how hot? the 66-year-old star did just beat out he will elle mcpherson the year. helen was the choice of nearly 18% of the people who took the survey while sports illustrated cover model elle mcpherson was picked by just 10%. jennifer lopez got 6%. middleton 4%. and the guys, keer remark the top three hottest bodies belonging to men, david beckham, daniel craig, and johnny depp. >> why am i not surprised. all right. kelsey grammer not in the mix there, but he is looking to maybe change his profession, maybe politics? >> yeah, alec bold waldwin may looking over his shoulder. kelsey gram grammar has revealed that he might be jumping into the political ring. here's what he told the new york "post." he said i look at my political aspirations as that last piece of my life where i hope to do something good for people and pay back a little. grammer is a rare cooperative and he to conservative and he said they both requ

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. >>> oscar winner helen miran gets recognized for more than her acting skills.nirs look at first look at entertainment is straight ahead. uh, i'm in a timeout because apparently riding the dog like it's a small horse is frowned upon in this establishment! luckily though, ya know, i conceal this bad boy underneath my blanket just so i can get on e-trade. check my investment portfolio, research stocks... wait, why are you taking... oh, i see...solitary. just a man and his thoughts. and a smartphone... with an e-trade app. ♪ nobody knows... [ male announcer ] e-trade. investing unleashed. new splenda® essentials™ no calorie sweetener with b vitamins, the first and only one to help support a healthy metabolism. three smart new ways to sweeten. same great taste. new splenda® essentials™. >>> welcome back to "first look." last night on late night with jimmy fall gone, jimmy was happy to announce that the big debate was over. >> after many rounds of negotiation and compromise on both sides, a deal was finally reached. that's right. my wife would go see cowboys and and

so that's my little opening. >> thank you, sister helen.>> as the oldest member of this panel, i am going to take the liberty that age allows of being disobedient. [laughter] because i'm going to start not with the path of my taking nonviolence, but i want to start off by giving great thanks for the path that sidney burris took to brick us to this place -- bring us to this place. >> yes. [applause] >> when i heard the story of how long he has been working on making this a possibility, i was deeply grateful, and i knew that i needed to testify to that. so, sidney, forgive me for being an elderly disobedient one, but that's how i needed to start. [laughter] >> thank you. >> but to go to my assignment, i want to say that my path to the way of nonviolence was the path that was suggested by his holiness. the a path that was developed, first, by the love of a single mother, a recently-divorced mother who insisted on letting me know that i was loved, that she expected great things of me and who made great sacrifices for me. i see that as being ess

we took off. >> helen watched christina from a distance but lost track of her about age 12. >> it was her birthday and i just go off by myself and say happy birthday. >> her youngest daughter spent years trying to find her even with a birth certificate and airways the search always came to a dead-end until she tried something new. >> i thought was a big long shot. >> she built a facebook page for christina using all the possible names she knew and any pictures she could find. which in april, led to a dramatic phone conversation with christina who calls herself chris and lives in riverside. >> i was kind of shaky. i couldn't believe it was actually her after all these years. i told her we had been looking for her and she had no idea. >> imagine what chris thought during that phone call because her parents now deceased never told her that she and only child was adopted. >> i couldn't believe it. i just couldn't believe it. i thought i would never get to see her again. >> the phone call led to a mother and child reunion in sacramento international airport in june. >> i hugged her and she

. >> look at helen thomas. as much as i de spiesed her, she had to step down from her job. >> how is she doing now? >> we have been sending dirty text. >> i never thought you kids would work out, but i am so proud. >> she is aggressive for me. she has to take it slow. >> believe me, she know hows to take cell pictures, wink, wink. >> something new i have learned. coming up, can a man live on a diet of hookers and twizzlers? we look at jim norton's new book, "my diet of hook scperz dwizzlers." and can studying porn help defeat the terrorists? i don't know but we should try just for the heck of it. >>> are they taking a buzz saw to the healthcare law? the appeals court ruled that a portion of owe ba you ma care sun constitutional. that's the part of the law that would require americans to buy health insurance or face penalties. in a 2-1 decision, a three-judge panel warned they can't force people to buy something i, writing that it represents a holy fofl and unbounded assertion of authority. got that? to make it

applause] because linda brooks britain last march invited me to plan this program, and i want to thank helen, who i work with in san francisco unified because she introduced me to bryonn bain, and she always introduces me to the various artists that come in to work in the school district. as i learned about bryonn and experienced his presence and i was thinking about putting together this program, it just clicked -- why not bring the two together to bring this link from the past unsegregated jim crow to what is happening in the 21st century and that has been happening? i think i was inspired by michele alexander's booke." >> it is my pleasure to say, ms. colvin, without you we would not be where we are. [applause] thank you for sharing your story, and keep telling your story because we need to know, and our children need to know, and our children's children need to know your story. and we want to thank our sponsors today. we have the san francisco unified school district. we have marked as bookstores, who will be selling this -- ms. colvin's book, written about her, by philip house. we have

this all happened around 4:30, at 42nd and helen street. residents say streets were coming from a home that's also a day -- they were coming from a home. >>> john sasaki is live at oakland headquarters where we're learning two of the victims are women. john? >> reporter: police have had a long time trying to solve the 66th killing of the year. it happened this morning and they stayed on the case with no sleep until late this afternoon. chards of glass littered the street in east oakland. remnants of the deadly shooting that happened at 1:30 this morning. they ran into two rival groups, there was a dispute. they began shooting each other. and they are innocent bystanders shot in the -- caught in the crossfire. >> reporter: the victims were attending -- heading to a club. so you don't believe they were involved? >> oh, definitely not. they were innocent bystanders. >> reporter: one woman suffered a minor gunshot wound to the hand. >> it appears to be multiple shooters. we can't say how many were shooting. it's under investigation. i'm gonna a

i'm here to pick up helen. ah. mom? he's here. nice wheels. oh, thanks. keeps me young.ello there, handsome. your dinner's in the microwave, dear. ♪ where do you want to go? just drive. [ engine revs, tires screech ] mom? ♪ [ male announcer ] they'll see you...before you see them. cops are cracking down on drinking and riding. drive sober, or get pulled over. >>> tonight the search for the american woman missing in aruba now enters a fourth week. there is new information about the man held in connection to her disappearance. robyn gardner was last seen four weeks ago today with a 50-year-old man named gary giordano. he said she got carried out to sea while they were snorkeling. the police report said he asked three people on the beach for help that day. those witnesses reportedly said he was covered in sweat but was very calm and that he had a cut on his throat. martin savidge has been covered all the twists and turns of the story. he joins us from rusch. abc news is reporting this information about his throat having some sort of a cut on it. what exactly have they found

helen mirren was voted body of the year. in a poll conducted by l.a. fitness. >> the 66-year-old beat out jennifer lopez, middle top and ele mcpherson. >> the company says it shows that people are fabulous over 40, 50, 60. >> for men, david beckham won body of the year. >> looks better than most people in their 20s. >> she does. >> thank you for joining us today. >> "who wants to be a

helen, me. >> the actress is also in town with a show exploring political and human relationships. she feels like in troubled times, it is vital the arts reflect and comment on issues. >> now staying with actors, the french fill am star was removed from -- film star was removed from an airplane after urine ating in a bottle. he was flying and reportedly asked the cabin crew if he could use the bathroom but was refused. he has declined to comment on the incident. from both of us in london and singapore, thank you very much for watching bbc "news day." >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. [funding for this presentation was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, the newman's own foundation and the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation, and union bank] >> union bank has put its global financial strength to work for a wide range of companies. "bbc world news"

"the new york times" helene cooper and tim magazine's rick stengel. all of a sudden we have rick perry shaking up both the republican race and maybe the whole she bang. how about this for a notion? that we're looking at 1980 all over again. like ronald reagan, the werner dethroning the establishment, mitt romney in the way reagan pushed aside george bush 41. reagan found a way to play a big debate moment in new hampshire to make bush look too small for the role. >> i am -- for this microphone -- chris: democrats hope barack obama won't be like jimmy carter, whose economic times were so tough they got reagan elected and reagan's far right views weren't even in focus. could the same be true for rirk perry? if he were the republican nominee, would his controversial views get ignored? >> i'm not real sure you're a bunch of right wing extremists, but if you are, i'm with you. >> john is this what the republican parties wants? a guy wo -- who kids around and embraces the far right? >> certainly i think that the republican party right now is a very it logica

this time in the hot bod contest. 69 years old actress helen mirren was voted as having the best bodya new l.a. fitness poll. she tops a much younger crowd like j-lo, kate winslet, pippa middleton to name a few. she is a hot lady at 69. >> you go, girl. >> absolutely. even at 59. >>> time now is 6:52. no charges have been filed but there's still outrage over the saggy pants saga at sfo. >> and will supporters of the man a-- what supporters of the man arrested adelivering to u.s. airways today. we'll tell you when we come back. ,, [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. you got a weather balloon with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ ♪ there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] the new citi thankyou premier card gives you more ways to earn points. what's your story? citi can help you write it. who should get it? i really love jennifer. yeah, she's great. yeah. yeah. kyle's got that thick head of hair. and that should be rewarded. okay, moment of truth. on "three,"

that's the spark behind helen ashe. at the age of 83, she is still busy in the community kitchen that she founded 25 years ago and she's our cnn hero of the week. >> daddy worked hard for what we got. he taught us not it take the last piece of bread from the table. somebody may come by that's huck hungry. my name is helen ashe. i'm the happy founder of the love kitchen. we address the needs of the five 5s, the homeless, the hungry, the hopeless, the home bound, and the helpless. do you have the coffee and the cups out? >> my sister ellen is a blessing to me. >> how about those small tomatoes, ellen? >> the lord sent two because there is so much work to do for one. >> we went to nursing school. back then, segregation was pretty rampant. i just saw the black people that was having the problem with transportation and food. what we're going to start off with this morning? every day on my way home i would tell my sister, one day i'm going to do something about this. we're getting ready to open the line. the first day we serv

. >>> when it comes to hollywood's hottest bods, helen mirren is the leading lady.least that's according to a new poll by l.a. fitness. the 66

. >>> five young californians will be awarded $36,000 each today from the helen dil lever family association to help the world. among the recipients is gabe ferik of santa rosa. he has raised close to $100,000. he help develop a national campaign to aid refugees in darfur and congo where genocide has ravaged the population. >> i have a saying never again, after the holocaust ended, it should never happen to anyone. it needs to stop. >> he says he will use part of the $36,000 to continue funding different world causes. he hopes to inspire other young people to get involved in a cause. the award will take place at the presidio at noon. >> another monday and another planned bart protest but things may be different today. the warning that bart is giving riders. >>> a father is gunned down in front of his six-year-old son. the crime they are calling despicable. i'm nick smith. >> and hurricane irene may be history but still packing a a punch. we'll have the latest on the we'll have the latest on the damage left behind and the clean ♪ why settle for a one-note cereal? get more with honey bunches o

cary was head over heels for helen after she asked him for an ipod, a juicer and medication for her motherstill, he sold all his belongings in phoenix and moved to ukraine. he told us women are a lot less interested in american men who don't have an american home. in the end, howow often does reality really meet expectation in your world? if o >> quite often. but it doesn't happen right away. you have to open yourself up to the opportunity that's there. you go over and you meet someone, you may fall in love, but it may not work. that's love. that happens here, happens there, happens everywhere. but if you keep going, if you keep trying, sooner or later, you can find the right person. >> as long as there is loneliness, fantasy and global income disparity, that sales pitch will probably work. we've got an very strong opinion on my twitter stream @bi stream @billweirabc. love to hear what you think. thank you for watching abc news. "gma" will have the very latest in the morning and i'll meet you back here tomorrow night. >> dicky: up next on an all-new "jimmy kimmel live" -- >> jimmy: been a

my name is helen ashe and i am the happy founder of the love kitchen.address the needs of the five hs, i say. the homeless, the hungry, the hopeless, the homebound, and the helpless. >> do you have the coffee and the cups out? >> my sister, ellen, is a blessing to me. >> and how about those small tomatoes, ellen? >> the lord sent two because there's so much work to do for one. >> do you want me to help you in? >> we went to nursing school. back then, segregation was pretty ramped. i saw the black people having trouble with food. every way on our way home, i told my sister, one day, i'm going to do something about this. >> we're getting ready to open the line. >> the first day we served 22 meals, that was in 1986. and since that time, we've been growing, growing, growing, growing. everybody here is a volunteer. they enjoy doing what we are doing. we deliver from 1,400 to 2,200 meals every thursday to our homebound people. >> she's my buddy. >> we was taught to work for what we got and to share what we did get. and we have so many people that are in need,

meet helen ashe. >>> daddy worked hard for what we got.to take the last piece of bread from the table. somebody may come by that's hungry. my name is helen ashe. i'm the happy founder of the love kitchen. we address the needs of the five h's, the homeless, the hungry, the hopeless, the homebound and the helpless. do you have the coffee and the cups out? my sister ellen is a blessing to me. how about those small tomatoes, ellen? >> it's so much work to do for one. you want me to help you in? we went to nursing school. back then, segregation was pretty rampant. i just saw the black people that was having a problem with transportation and food. so what we're going to start off with this morning? every day i came home, i would tell my sister, one day i'm going to do something about this. we're bet getting ready to open the line. the first day we served 22 meals in 1986. since that time, we've been growing, growing, growing, growing. anybody here is a volunteer. they enjoy doing what we're doing. we're delivering from 1400 to 2200 meals every t

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helen is the smiling redhead.>> creating a first of its kind comedy that is timeless on this 100th birthday. joel brown, cbs news, hollywood. >> and also loves lucy. google also loves lucy. today featured it. you could click on a channel and watch the grape stomping or the candy can sayer belt. they never get old. >> in preschool, i lived off of lucy, and andy griffith. >> i'll see you here tomorrow night at 5:30. have a great sunday. we'll see you tomorrow. good night. >>> hitting the road? get real time traffic and weather together every ten minutes. kbcs now on abc a.m. it's true. you never forget your first subaru. you have arrived. sweet belt. e-reader for textbooks. gps. hd video cam for lectures. game pad. have you considered this by motorola ? it's got all that and more than 200,000 apps. technology to learn and play on-the-go. only at verizon. get the latest smartphones like the more powerful than ever droid x2 by motorola.

helen deather a -- kearl and mohammed gandhi on the other side -- helen keller and mohammed gadhafi.ther side, carolinaen flow remembers, dr. marcus foster, and -- carmen flores, dr. marcus foster. >> reporter: the unveiling will be at 1:00 on the 6th. back to you. >> wow, spectacular. thank you, craig. >>> you can a learn more about the 25 25 humanitarians by going to our channel 2 website. just go to ktvu.com and click on the "remember them" tab. >>> you've seen it. >> yes. >> i've stood next to it. >>> time now is 8:41. stall, we have things happening on the roads. it's not looking pretty. >> no, it's very slow out there, dave and tori -- dave and tori. if you are driving in the east bay highway 4 is cleared up. very traffic in walnut creek. also this morning, we're leaking at the bay bridge toll plaza, trying to get into san francisco, you will be there for a minute and traffic is backed up getting into the city. look at the livermore valley. if you drive there this morning, you need to give yourself plenty of exer time. also slow traffic, on 880 all the way down to fremont. it's

y para hablar de esto, cÓmo hacerlo, quÉ mejor que hablar con francis helen.o. vas a agarrar el agua y la vas a colocar dentro del vaso azul y en la noche vas a ingerirlo. por ejemplo, el rojo! el verde. que me acaba de poner en el vaso. para las personas que tengan enfermedades crÓnicas. >> dÉjame que refuerzo lo que acabas de decir. una persona enferma, por ejemplo, de cÁncer le ayuda... >> energetizada a travÉs del sol. >> todo realmente estÁ aquÍ en nuestra mente. el rojo significa pasiÓn y fuerza. si realmente tÚ tienes esa idea de ponerte como fuerte, como rabioso... yo te aconsejo que no tomes en el rojo porque ve a a ayudar a la ira. pero te puede sacar las angustias y melancolÍas que uno tiene en la vida, como esos bajones que te sientes medio. >> el color es para que usted pueda ver. >> tremendo, ayuda. >> te voy a seguir ayudando porque tenemos llamadas. es un tema muy importante la energÍa en el agua. >> beatriz jaime se encuentra en los Ángeles, california. >> ¡muy buenos dÍas! >> buenos dÍas. >> tu pregunta para francis. >> todo bien. >> gracias.

responsable, y que se gasta el dinero que se tiene, >> no saben hacerlo de una forma responsable >> marÍa y helendo regresemos mÉxico secuestro y violencia: como se >> hubieran tenido la oportunidad de no decir nada, venir a eeuu y olvidarse pero decidieron hablar. >> por eso estamos como estamos en mexico porque nadie habla. una de las personas que queria ser presidente de la republica, no ha dicho nada. es el mismo grupo y en vez de fortalecer y poner la patria primero prefiere el individualismo y esto es un cobardismo porque necesitamos unirnos, colaborar para dar con estos tipos que ahora que hablamos ya agarraron a otra persona. >> dices que quienes te secuestraron son los mismos que secuestraron a diego de sevallos? >> si. >> era el 2007... tenian una vida perfecta. tengo la ultima tarjeta de navidad. describela. >> era realmente una foto de nuestra familia. yo estaba viviendo mi sueÑo hecho realidad. me enamore locamente de eduardo, vinimos a mexico porque era una atraccion profunda. >> vivian en san miguel de hallin. >> divino. conseguimos un rancho. pusimos una escuela para los niÑos y v

in a poll of 2,000 men and women asked to name the best body, helen mirren came in first and for good reason. and keep in mind here, she's 66 years old and she finished on the list above el macpherson, j.lo and mirren won an academy award for playing the queen but the similarities ends there. she posed nude in a bathtub as recently as a year ago. her husband says his wife is bold and beautiful. >>> when we come back, nobody was more surprised than the folks back home at what happened last night and it came at a critical time. >>> finally tonight, back on january 8th we arrived in tucson, arizona, to find a community in shock after a shooting, mourning the dead caring for the wounded and many didn't think their congresswoman was going to make it. boy, did she ever make it. gabby giffords has fought to come back and that fight brought her to the house floor last night to thunderous applause and all we could think of is the resilient community of tucson, arizona, where as lee cowan reports, they were cheering her on every step of the way. >> reporter: it was once considered wishful think

lincoln, mandela, and helen keller are among the faces represented. the lead sculptor on the project is an oakland native. a grand unveiling is planned for next tuesday. the fourth piece of the $9 million monument will be completed next year due to a need for more donations. . veasnecessarily staying inasne l gas. how about the olympics. >> could the summer games be coming to the strip? >>> it's a city where people are known for taking chances and playing to win. now officials in las vegas are rolling the dice to try and host the olympic games in 2020. >> can you imagine, the olympics in vegas? despite the decision by the u.s. olympic committee ton bid for the games, leaders in vegas are still all in. they sent a letter to the ioc dated august 26. officials in las vegas are actually bidding for the olympics even though the usoc is not.

. >> the goat may have been left as a threat from mission games, says helen. >> maybe they should bee with their messages, whatever it is. >> trisha's cat disappeared earlier in the day. she found him with his head stuck behind a pipe. >> i think he was scared. >> you are thinking whoever did this did that? >> i started thinking that there was some connection. >> she tried to laugh it off, but felt she needed stiffer medicine. >> i think i'm going to have a few drinks. >> what's behind the headless goat on the curb here in the mission? was it animal cruelty? ritual? animal control says they don't know, but they hope to find out. anyone with any information is asked to give them a call. >>> a family vacation turned into a nightmare for a family from philadelphia. a hit-and-run driver slammed into a nine-year-old boy leaving a giants game. it happened at 10:30 last night at mission and new montgomery streets in the city. police say the driver hit several other cars. an hour later, the driver of the toyota, 21-year-old andrew vargas was arrested. the victim, ryan white, is in critical c

new media law we're joined now by vice chairman for the foreign affairs committee at the parliament helen hungry thank you very much for joining us now press freedom is a fundamental principle of the i do think the hungry some even further away from the valleys. where there has been a lot of talk especially in the last half year about you using standards we never really know what this exactly means i mean. and i don't why i think of the e.u. has an almighty right to determine where lie be boundaries of such principles we never really heard there critically a definition of what exactly these values are what exactly are the fundamentals of these principles and what are the details where exactly are the boundaries of peace so it is always a contentious issue i mean every country every nation state which the e.u. consists of has its own law has its own institutions that safeguard the freedom of speech or the freedom of press so even in the e.u. the opinions about the hungarian media law have been very diverse it has received criticisms and it has also been defended by some politicians in the

. >> a yuba city mother is telling a major story b. 80-year-old helen torres raised five children butiven up her first born child. she finally built a facebook page in her name and at long last a mother and daughter reunion in sacramento. >> she hugged me and then she called me mom. she called me mom. >> as it turns out. christina never knew she was adopted. she is trying to get used to the idea of having a biological mom and few nephews. she is moving to yuba city next month to be with her new found family. >> next at 5:00 what a new survey reveals about high school dropout rate. >> i'm terry mcsweeney live in pacifica with a story of a new turn in the investigation of yesterday's pit bull attack that saw a dog kill it's pregnant owner. >> also ahead they caught a gunman that shot and killed a three-year-old boy. we're live with new information about the suspect.