helen scratched me when i tried to move her. is that before or after you had the fight with the one-armed guy? i told you... do you own a gun, doc? do you own a gun? yes, we have a gun in the house. is it registered in your name? yes. where do you usually keep that gun-- the one you own? kimble: it's in helen's table. bedside table. do you keep a large amount of jewelry in the house-- hello. his fingerprints are all over the lamp, gun, and the bullets, and the good doctor's skin is under her fingernails. detective: your wife, she's got the money in the family, doesn't she? helen comes from a wealthy family... yes. is she insured? yes, she is. who's the beneficiary? i am. the sole beneficiary? yes. financially, you're not going to be hurting after this then, are you? she was worth quite a bit of money. are you suggesting that i killed my wife? you're saying that i crushed her skull and that i shot her? how dare you! when i came home, there was a man in my house. i fought with this man. he had a mechanical arm. plastic? you find t

(helen and alice giggle) helen: look at him go. adorable. that's so cute.te all the cats over to play? alice: really? should i goget nelson? (gasps) (laughing) i'll ignore that remark. oh, don't worry. he's only staying with us until he gets adopted. (woofs)really? really? (meows) we're helping him get socialized. socialized? you know, get him used to being around people and other animals so he learns to get along with them. maybe that's your problem, martha. maybe you weren't properly socialized to cats. oh, i'm socialized. no one is more socialized than me. i get along with everyone. it's cats that aren't social. mine! martha! ignore my rude dog. why are you so against this kitten? something about him gets under my fur. bye now! i thought they'd never leave. i couldn't tolerate another second of him here. why would anyone with a cat want another cat? it's like having a broken leg and wishing you had a broken arm, too. martha: admit it, buddy! i am the boss, applesauce. (skits growls playfully) shh. look who came for a visit. (gasps) helen: alice was worri

great detective work, helen. helen: hey, we actually did it, sparky.hen someone's chasing you ♪ that means you're being pursued ♪ ♪ be it friend, foe or animal ♪ be it gal or a dude ♪ if you're the one who starts pursuing ♪ ♪ you might run until you're blue ♪ ♪ across the yard or across the city ♪ ♪ or to timbuktu ♪ you're not through yet ♪ through yet ♪ ♪ you must pursue and pursue ♪ pursue and pursue ♪ ♪ until you've caught the thing you're chasing ♪ ♪ caught the thing you're chasing ♪ ♪ hey there, i see you! gotcha! (song ends) catch the words about policing and detection? let's see some of them again. if you pursue someone, you follow them so you can catch them. when you patrol, you go around making sure everything is okay. security? it means keeping something safe. see you next time. i'm off to do some detecting. martha, you've got to stop following the meat delivery man. it makes him very nervous. (laughs sheepishly) sorry. announcer: did you know your pbs kids friends are the best around? but how can we test that? just watch them every weekday.

helen: you're our hero! look! helen: someone else forgot to properly stake their tent. don't let something completely improbable happen to you. and we lived happily ever after, because here we are! (groans) what's wrong, mart? that was a happy ending. i'm never gointo be able to sleep. because of the stories? nobecause i at all the s're all: martha! hey, check out this song! (rock music playing) ♪ it could snown july, swflakes from t sky♪ ♪ but it's improbable. ♪ andy teacr could say ♪ "let's ad com books all day" ♪ ♪ it's probabl ♪ wn a thing might happen but probably not ♪ ♪ you want to win the game buyou don't have a shot ♪ ♪ it's improbable. ♪ my sier might not talk about boys ♪ ♪ my little brother might she all his toys ♪ ♪ut that's ally, rely, really, really ♪ ♪ really,eally, really, it's improble... ♪ did you catch all of today words let's sesome oem again. "unpredictable" means yodon't know what will hapn. you can't evenake a gooduess. something iforeseeable, that meansou know what is going to happen. "improbable" means it seems it couldn't happen. td: that's ou

helene? >> i'm going for newt. >> the smart money is on romney. >> before we break, newt was a favorite "saturday night live" target in his house speaker days. comedian chris farley really captured his bulldozer approach to legislating. >> let's go, let's go, let's go, mr. delay. >> motion massachusetts no longer be a state. >> aye! >> farley was so identified with newt that when the real newt was celebrating the first 100 days of his g.o.p. congress in 1995, his chief lieutenant had a big surprise for him. >> we'd like to introduce the speaker of the house, the gentleman from georgia, newt gingrich. [applause] [cheers and applause] >> all right. here we go. we're here today to help celebrate the first 100 days of the republican controlled congress! let's get to it. let's show america how many bills a republican congress with pass 10 minutes when we're not hampered by bizarre, weird democrats. let's go, let's go, let's go, we're burning daylight. 832, keep reporters away from my mother. what

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helen: there goes our muddy footprint clue. it was a red herring. a red herring? i thought it was a mop in a boot. a red herring is something that throws the detectives off the trail. it seems like a clue, but it's not. how many clues do we have left in the notebook? just one. there's no way we're going to find out who the whistler is from that. something's bound to turn up. (sighs) litter! people should really learn to pick... hey, wait a minute. it's a list of stores. the butcher, grocery store, dry cleaners... they've all been crossed off except for that last one: the flower shop! and that handwriting is very familiar... excuse me, but i believe that's mine. silly me, dropped it when i was getting a yogurt. oh, do you happen to know the way to the flower shop? it's two blocks down and make a left. a talking dog! well, how curious. much obliged. martha! when was the last time you saw someone wearing a monocle and a top hat in wagstaff?

they wento helen's dog, martha, for help. martha! we need your help! (gasps) ic professoscntist! we need help! who's there? where are you?

helen? helen: martha! quit eating the puppy's food.claiming) you've got your own copy machine? uh-huh. my dad got the newer model, so he said i could have his old one. (machine whirring) (sniffing) aah! it's alive! (barking) (growling) watch it! (barking and growling) (laughing weakly) dogs aren't big on technology. wow! imagine all the neat things you could do with this! (copy machine humming) (kids laughing with delight) (grunting excitedly) (machine hums) (kids continue laughing) okay, that was fun. now what? (gasps) i've got an idea! i'll make a newspaper. a newspaper? yeah, for the neighborhood. i'll call it carolina's town crier. of course i'll need a team of ace reporters to sniff out the news. ooh, skits and i can do that. we're great sniffers. a dog reporter? you've got to be kidding. (barking) no, really. in the past three blocks, we sniffed out a half a dinner roll and a piece of lint-covered butterscotch candy and i smelled a really big bone buried in the park back there. that's not news-- that's garbage. i need a scoop. a

helen, thanks for being here tonight. just said time is the enemy. >> that's right. >> i must say in my experience, whenever a child this young goes missing this long, bad news seems to be just around the corner. >> you're absolutely right about that. most people understand that the first 48 hours are critical in any investigation, and it's been so long now, and the question is, was she taken? who might have taken her? what would the motive have been? and where is she now? bringing in cadaver dogs is not unusual. that's pretty normal as far as protocol is concerned. but the question is, with all of those leads, why hasn't there been someone named a person of interest? >> you raise an interesting point there, but the fact that there hasn't been a person of interest named against this backdrop of hundreds of leads. >> right. >> does that mean police don't have one or they're just not talking about it? >> they may not be talking about it. i think one of the things that police have learned over the years is that not talking t

helen is legally responsible for her and will be until she is an adult. it is good that she can count on family and friends. some psychologists say that growing up with just one parent can hamper a child's personal development. >> not having a father figure could be one of the down sides. for the doughboys, it is about not having access to a strong masculine figure that does not slip into aggression. for little girls, it is important to have a bond with a father earth to give the balance in terms of gender relating. >> increasing numbers of single women are giving birth to test tube babies. many see it as the last and only way to have children and are even willing to travel to britain for treatment. >> there are a lot of women crossing continents to avail themselves of treatments that they do not have in their own country. where there was a generation of professional women who have not thought ofhaving children until now. that number is getting very clear compared to couples. it is between 5%-10%. >> she's decided to have a child after her 15-year marriag

he and aunt helen, his wife helen, love their life. i thought that was the only place we could get eskimo pies because they we never got them otherwise. that was all he knew of him then and then when i started on this book project, i lived in washington for a few months until i found -- and we have had a lot of discussions, but it is not what it used to be. he was worried about that and he was worried about giving me that information. so he gave me access to over 70 interviews that he had done with a ghostwriter that he hired back in the '90s when he was trying to write his memoirs. and for the most part, they got written, but it was an unsuccessful project for many reasons, and one is that it's very hard to capture bob's voice. i would never try to undertake an autobiography or try to have ghostwritten his memoirs because he is very funny and it's difficult to capture that if you're not him. also, he had such a positive attitude all throughout his life. that is what helped him remain so successful. even when he was trade representativ

helen diller playground update. i am very happy to report that in the center of banks in our park system, the construction is now 52% done. the contractors completing with concrete work and irrigation water lines are being installed. we anticipate the delivery of the bridge, the very iconic bridge that will be part of the playground in mid-january, with new play equipment arriving shortly after. we have got lucky with the weather, and i think some of the delays we could have experienced if we had gotten bad weather we have passed, so we are very optimistic. all this means we are moving ahead. the new playground will open to the public in spring 2012. the project represents a remarkable partnership model, and we are very excited about the prospect of opening this new playground in just a few short months. to set up to bid on construction, members of the public can log on to our web site and click our capital improvements have, where they can find updated information on all of our capital products. winter registration

but instead of stamps helen asked her mom if they could send her letter to santa air mail, tied to twoium balloons. [ speaking in other language ] >> reporter: her mother helped write the note and stood in the cold with her taking this photo as the christmas wish floated away. her mother says the 5-year-old became emotional. a family member translated for us. >> she was looking at the balloons and saying bye. i love you. and i want my toys, please. >> reporter: with little money and many mouths to feed, christmas was going to be difficult for the family. her mother said a silent prayer they could find a way to help the girl's christmas wish come true. >> we don't have too much money at the moment. >> reporter: 19 days went by and the family pretty much forgot about the letter. then they got a call at their auburn home and realized their message was in the right hands. >> i want to do something for the letter. i want to help you. >> reporter: the balloons floated about 530 miles south landing near a ranch in laytonville, california between eureka and san francisco. the tattered note tou

francis helen se encuentra en colombia. rito, dirÍa lÓpez dorÍga. (en pantalla) >> juay de rito! para quÉ? para usted en el 2012. por quÉ no nos vamos con jakie y raÚl. >> juay de rito, compadre. >> no nos vamos para allÁ? >> dice que nos vamos a una pausa. y estÁ bueno. >> mÁs adelante les decimos quÉ es lo que vamos a ver: cÓmo lograr que sus hijos adolescentes se vistan bien. eso es un verdadero problema porque se ponen muy rebeldes. y tambiÉn comenzamos el 2012 desintoxicÁndonos. por quÉ? para nos vamos a enterar cuÁles son los alimentos que nos pueden ayudar a purificar el cuerpo. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ aplausos ] >> cÓmo van a celebrar? bailando? >> me encanta, me hacen recordar como si estuviera en puerto rico. arriba venezuela. >> al rato tenemos mÁs mÚsica. vamos con raÚl que nos tiene algo muy interesante aquÍ en el programa. ahora regresamos con la pachanga. >> familia de despierta amÉrica! vamos a hablar de una etapa que acabamos de pasar la adolescencia. es una etapa difÍcil y cuando se trata de vestirse se complica un poco

helen: relax, truman. just have fun. hey!dn't be greek to be or even deep to be ♪ ♪ important or true ♪ philosophy ♪ your philosophy ♪ is what you believe to be or perceive to be ♪ ♪ important for you. philosophers are people who try to figure out what life is all about. ♪ i think, therefore i am. but everyone can have his or her own philosophy. ♪ don't throw your stuff away, save it for a rainy day ♪ ♪ philosophy ♪ what is your philosophy? ♪ you don't have to cogitate or ruminate ♪ ♪ calculate or speculate ♪ have a debate or postulate ♪ until it's getting very late ♪ to have a philosophy. ♪ i am, therefore i'm hungry. (horse neighs) i can't believe we mined this much gold in one day. i know. but i still say chicken nuggets are way better than gold nuggets. except you can't buy things with chicken nuggets. what would you need to buy if you had chicken nuggets? i'd never leave the chicken mine. never talk to a dog about money. td: that's right, don't miss out! look, it's mayor td. howdy, folks. i'm just out to let people know

. >> reporter: helen is turning 98 tomorrow. she made time to get her ticket playing the same number she played for a long time. >> the quick picks before you were born. >> reporter: the last question what would you say to your boss? >> won't get two weeks' notice. i'm sorry, but i -- it would be that day. that day. >> reporter: california lottery officials say if you do win, sign the back of your ticket immediately and find a safe place to keep it. reporting from san francisco, patrick sedillo, cbs 5. >> what do you think would you buy? >> i think i would find helen and give her some money just because she deserves it. >> i want her to win. 98 years old. >>> parking tickets you don't center to pay. >> how one bay area woman is skipping out on a parking fine she says she didn't deserve and it is not against the law. >>> hi, i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the cbs 5 weather center. storm clouds headed our way! the big question, will it bring us any rain? we'll talk about that coming up. >>> it's the sound of a holiday tradit

. >>> digging deeper into this case we bring in forensic psychiatrist helen morrison. tonight. >> thank you for having me. >> whenever a child this young goes missing this long, bad news seems to be just around the corner. >> you're absolutely right about that. most people understand that the first 48 hours are critical in any investigation, and it's been so long now, and the question is, was she taken? who might have taken her? what would the motive have been, and where is she now? bringing in cadaver dogs is not unusual, that's pretty normal as far as protocol is concerned, but the question is, with all of those leads, why hasn't there been someone named a person of interest? >> you raise an interesting point there, but the fact that there hasn't been a person of interest named against this backdrop of hundreds of leads. >> right. >> does that mean police don't have one or they're just not talking about it? >> they may not be talking about it. i think one of the things that police have learned over the years is that not talking tends to keep their investigation tight

(crickets chirring) helen and mom: aw... sorry, martha, sorry! i'll let you in.vely) i have to wear it for a week or two. it's a contraption that's supposed to keep me from scratching. (barks inquisitively) oh. a contraption-- it just means a gadget or a device that's made for a special job. in my case, to keep me from scratching. (barks confusedly) yes, like a phone in a pen. now any more questions? if not, i'm trying to nap here. (sniffing) (groans) good baby, jakey! num, num. (martha yawns) boy, did i not sleep well. (grunts and groans) i kept thinking i heard a bear breathing. (frightened squeals) what? what is it? martha, i think your cone is scaring jake. (wailing) it is? it's just me, jakey! (squealing) martha, maybe you should go out of the kitchen. at least until he's finished eating. (jake crying) (babbling playfully) martha: i've got it, jakey! here i come! (whimpers, cries) martha, i think it's a good idea if you stay away from jakey. at least for a while. shh! it's okay, jakey. i hate this stinking contraption. bad cone! i hate you! (grunting) (sighs

helen is serious. >> yes, abc is here. >> reporter: wasn't long before we asked, are you in?'re in! >> reporter: and then there's pittsburgh, that toy maker sharyn found this year. channel craft toys. the elves here not only making american, they're buying american, showing us what they have found already. >> i found a portable basketball system, made in america, and i'm in. >> majestic bells wind chimes are made in america, and i'm in. >> i buy my socks made in the usa. i'm in. >> reporter: so just 24 hours later, we were off and running. remember, just one item, made in america. >> dallas is in! >> dallas is in! >> reporter: and it won't always be easy. especially when it comes to helping santa. >> what would you like me to bring you for christmas? >> reporter: little ellis, who told us she wants another american girl doll. where is it made? >> china. >> reporter: now, the kids have written the lists to santa. >> right. >> reporter: how much of that list is even anything you can find in america? stumped, but not stopped. the usrys are in. stumped but they are up for the cha

and that is what is said to helen when he got home that night.amanda got a call from nancy reagan the same night. and she said, i do suppose there's any way you want to come help us over here in the white house, would you? and he declined. he said that would not be a good idea for anyone involved. several weeks later, don regan was fired and howard was brought in as chief of staff. and in his memoir, reagan said why bob strauss who had everything to gain from reagan falling out of grace should be called in. you know, i'll never know. and it's true that bob was the democrat in the party scene. anyone am washing and who knew bob knew that he was a straight shooter and that he was going to tout reagan the truth and give reagan the best advice that he could. he loved being called to serve by as president. he said he never turned down a president and that's how he ended up over 70 years of age and a communist country in moscow. he turned down ashgabat ambassadorship. and he decided you can't turn down a president. so we always try to do his best for r

francis helen robertay el cantante antonio viene cumplir sus robertay el cantante antonio viene cumplironde legisladores de todo el Ís participarÁn la policÍa como por medio de tuer. >> son grupos no representados po gobierno. >> mo son elegidos por nosotros, deberÍser mÁs atentos a nuestros intereses. >> aseraue l legisladores sÓ posadas grandes operaciones se verÍan beneficiados. >> hayn omedio de $ 72.000 por un encarcelado por un aÑo, esta industria representa a 5 mil mils al a. bajo estrictas medidas de seguridad la policÍa de phoenix desbordabatodo luego de esta conferencia contra el inmigrante indocumentado en el cadete su tae un grupo de Ás de0. >> n alabama y georgia, son ellas de esta organaciÓn. aa se oponen a que polÍcos trabajan >> enen intereses especialeslas corpaciones y no del trabajador, las yes son como lasb10', cora los inmigrantes seÑalÓ que se buscarÁ emociones. la pausa. una advertencia emociones. la pausa. una advertencia sobre toma - no hay ninguna señal extrema. - pero estamos luchando todos los días. - preocupándonos. - chequeando. - tratando. - luchando contr

francis helen nos explicay el cantante roberto antonio viene a cumplir sus bodas de plata con mucho ritmoadores de todo el paÍs participarÁn la policÍa como por medio de un boletÍn, de lo que Él tuvieran. >> son grupos no representados por el gobierno. >> como son elegidos por nosotros, deberÍan ser mÁs atentos a nuestros intereses. >> asegura que los legisladores sÓlo posadas grandes operaciones se verÍan beneficiados. >> hay un promedio de $ 72.000 por un encarcelado por un aÑo, esta industria representa a 5 mil millones al aÑo. bajo estrictas medidas de seguridad la policÍa de phoenix desbordabatodo luego de esta conferencia contra el inmigrante indocumentado en el cadete de su tarde un grupo de mÁs de 40. >> n alabama y georgia, son de ellas de esta organizaciÓn. aa se oponen a que polÍticos trabajan. >> tienen intereses especiales, las corporaciones y no del trabajador, las leyes son como lasb107', contra los inmigrantes. seÑalÓ que se buscarÁ emociones. la pausa. una advertencia sobre toma >> estudio revelÓ que los jugos pasados tres manzana y uva tienen un alto nivel de arsÉnico, q

. >> helen aguirre nos acompaÑa. ¡muy buenos dÍas! helen. helen, me escucha. >> ahora sÍ, satcha. estarÁ en una cárcel donde no va a tener ningÚn lujo, el rincÓn que estÁ en la zona del canal. ciertamente lo que estamos viendo es que hay un aspecto de justicia. quieren que enfrente la justicia panameÑa. pero puede haber un frente muy polÍtico en esto. el ex dictador llega al poder por el partido mÁs grande de panamÁ, el partido revolucionario democrÁtico. >> de quÉ forma podrÍa influir el regreso de noriega a panamÁ en el Ámbito polÍtico sobre todo con lo que usted estÁ mencionando que es el partido revolucionario democrÁtico que es la oposiciÓn de marti. >> noriega ciertamente conoce muchos secretos no solo del partido actual, pero tambiÉn del partido de torrijos y tambiÉn de cÓmo hicieron muchos su fortuna. hay muchas personas que se hicieron ricos, noriega cumple condena por los pecados de Él pero segÚn Él por los pecados de los demÁs. quÉ es lo que se va a revelar? es lo que se espera por decir. se dice que se le encuentra culpable por ser la persona que cubre las espaldas de

la motivadora espiritual francis helen responde a sus preguntas.va. pero me encanta estar con ustedes. les tengo que platicar que un sr. encontrÓ una habilidad hace un aÑo. atrae a los metales. es de rusia. fÍjate. dice que... >> pero tiene un imÁn. >> su propio cuerpo atrae metales como lo estamos viendo. >> le pudieron poner 50 cucharas alrededor del cuello y en realidad fueron 17 hacia el pecho. >> logrÓ ponerse este cobre de un carro y liugo a esta persona que pesaba 92 kilos lo logrÓ sostener. >> no puede viajar! >> llega al aeropuerto! >> no puede subirse a los aviones. >> una imagen muy similar hace algunos meses de un niÑo en rusia que agarraba... >> muchachos, muchachos, miren esto. uno de mis compaÑeros me dice caramba raÚl! oye, raúl, eso sÍ es magnetismo de verdad! [risas] >> a este se le pega! la mÍa no se le pega sabes por quÉ? porque yo traigo puro plÁstico. >> no, no, no. poncho! >> a mÍ que se me peguen otras cosas. >> cÓmo quÉ? >> los galanes. >> medio cachondo lo que acabas de decir. >> que se nos peguen las noticias. >> tÚ andas

the helen diller playground will be opening in march 2012. we have now began two rounds of community opportunity programs and continue to move forward in that program's implementation. i think it is a good moment for us to pause and celebrate the progress of this project and just see how all the reforms put in place in 2008 continue to bear good results. again, we have one project complete and many others in construction. we are currently in design and planning on the remainder of the six neighborhood parks in the second half of the bond. i'm going to quickly go through these. this just details of progress we have made on a citywide program side. the spending has been a little slower on the city wide program side then i would like to see things like the environmental review. also, these projects are environmentally complex. there's a lot of value in these projects. this briefly summarizes the real appropriation that we also discussed about a month and half ago. it was necessary to get to the place that we are today as the third bond sales. th

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helen fox, "bbc news." >> we go from one end of life to the other. one of the smallest premature sbeabs about to be sent home by doctors. when she was born in august, melinda was so tiny she could fit into the palm of the doctor's hand and weighed just over a quarter of one kilo. >> she was 270 grams. so half a point. >> melinda i have a was born prematurely at 24 minutes. >> her mother fed her through light plastic. since august she's been cacooned and the second smallest baby to survive in the world. >> it's a huge, big miracle. she's been through a lot. and she has made it. a lot of people thought she was not going to make it. they tried to 24 weeks. if she wasn't, they wouldn't bother trying. >> she was born by as i syrian pregnancy and the doctors knew it would be touch and go as to whether or need her baby start this school? but nine ounces, is that right >> how big is this? eight ounce. so your baby was smaller than the coke can. now the baby weighs eight times the weight the baby was when she was born. >> doctors say babies tiny as this when

helen, now, look, i won't sleep until we find little wally. now come on. [helen sobbing] i know.. the unsub might have been after him all along. i'm sure that's what mrs. brisbane thinks. hotch: i want you to talk to her when she calms down, see if she c come up with any leads. she's not gonna want to talk to me. persuade her. you found the body, right, deputy? yes, sir. if you don't mind, i'll wait out here. that's fine. do you think this lunatic was after wally? psychotic mind... it's hard to predict. maybe the kid being at both murder scenes was just a coincidence. he's only 7 years old. another evisceration. her throat was slashed. that's why nobody heard her scream. he split her rib cage open? with these. looks like this time his target was the heart. did he take it? yes. he took the heart? hotch? yeah. the heart has always had incredible symbolic significance. i mean, aside from just banal romantic associations. the egyptians left the heart in mummies because they believed the organ ensured eternal life. something i read... oh, there it is--oh! sorry. i'm sorry. it's ok. gi

>>reporter: on a cold designate a couple of weeks ago helen attached the letter to 2 pink balloons and let them go that the sky to reach the north pole. only santa apparently had other plans. balloon made their way 700 miles south to santa helpers in northern california. >> i'm glad that that letter ended up in our hands. didn't just float off into the sunset that's for sirngs even though the letter was written in spanish friends found someone to translate. called this family to reach out. when they learned of the family financial situation, the complete strangers found a way to get that the christmas spirit. went shopping today. for the little girl. >> we looked at ourselves as angels but yes it makes us feel really good. >> with the weather raining it's incredible i don't know. god send something to us. >>reporter: incredible journey with one incredible ending. that will make for a merry christmas indeed. >> is that not a fabulous christmas time story. they shipped out the quivts for the family today. package should arrive just in time for christmas. >>> another great story for holid

. >> helen afached the letter to two pink balloon autos the balloon hand landed in the hands of a family that is now granting her wish.