pero como el ente maligno que atormentaba al empresario santa ana se negaba a salir el hermano hermesa. >> quiÉn eres tÚ, en el nombre de dios te pregunto con amor, por quÉ hacer daÑo al hermanito? porque hay cosas que en un ritual se manifiestan pueden ser en un vÓmito, convulsión. el hermanos gris espÍritus cobardesue hacen daÑo para hacer sufrir. orhaces daÑo? (llora) de satanÁs comenzÓ a manifestarse. >> estÁs arrepentida? estÁs arrepentida?! de dios el espÍritu santo? (llora) >> a vez que os dante el el exorcismo. >> siento algo chÉvere que es mejorÍa. >> de verdad te sientes mejor? >> sÍ claro, uno siente alrededor la mente despejada y claritico. tan chÉvere. >> judith ahora respira tranquila se siente liberada. >> veÍa cÓmo yo me destruÍan veÍa cÓmo alguien habÍa hecho daÑo en mÍ quería destruirme. >> finalmente en esta pequeÑa capilla con imÁgenes de santos y Ángeles protectores culmina la ceremonia de sanaciÓn sin embargo el hermano hermes nos dijo que el verdadero poder de la sanaciÓn viene de dios y del interior de cada ser humano. dice que mientras el mundo no se convenza

from up here, the hermes 900 together with a smaller hermes 450 will keep an eye on world cup games inoal is to help with safety and security. they won't be carrying a payload. and it's safe to say that the hermes 900 has more chance of winning the world cup than england. >> slightly guitar based rock music seemed appropriate. and israeli drones may seem tougher competition in brazil from brazilian ones. >> yeah. brazil is a massive country. and let's not forget. we're talking about a continent-sized country of more than 10,000 miles of borders and not easy to police. brazil wants to use unmanned aerial vehicles not just for security reasons and also for things like monitoring crops. up until now israeli drone exporters have rarely taken advantage of brazil demand for drones and not just elbit, israel aerospace industry state owned and sold some of its heron drones which played a crucial role in the apprehension of a rio drug kingpin known as the little p. but brazilian companies are trying to catch up. according to one rio based consultant about seven brazilian companies which are cap

made for me in paris. >> a custom hermès -- easily 10 grand and probably a lot more.o wonder it's hidden. and it explains why she has a giant walk-in vault on the ground floor. >> i take full advantage of the vault downstairs because i can change complete seasons of clothes. >> but it's not just fashion that interests sale. this socialite has an adventurous side. >> i fly helicopters. i, you know, jump horses. i like motorcycles. >> and she does something else that totally shocked me. >> i'm very used to selling and storing and collecting semen, and, you know -- [ laughter ] >> uh, let me explain. first of all, she's talking horse semen -- something i never thought i'd say on tv. anyway, sale makes money breeding show horses, and she's very comfortable talking about sperm. >> it was such a big business. i stopped skiing because spring is semen-selling breeding business. >> johnson's home is what's called a maisonette. it means that while the rest of the building has to use the doorman entrance, sale can also use her own private entrance. >> my address is 816 fifth. th

the hermes store may have something to do with that.les. >> reporter: and just last month, jay zee entered the luxury airport arena. though music videos like "excuse me, miss" indicate he's more of the private jet persuasion. ♪ i don't land at an airport >> reporter: he wants you to have a taste of the good life, too, at the atlanta airport. >> his name will be recognized not only by u.s. but by international folks that want to come through and get the jay zee experience. >> reporter: even the hudson news stands have rebranded, removing the news and realizing the potential for much bigger profits. >> electronics is a category that's tripled for us over the past three years. it's because the needs of the travelers have changed. >> reporter: back in san francisco, we meet the man behind this enhanced experience. >> my title is director of guest experience. >> reporter: is that true of every airport? >> i don't think so. i'm the only one that i know of. >> reporter: you're make thing a destination. >> absolutely. we want to make sure that

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>> remember the royals said they needed a herm weight.ight as the bottom of the hem so it doesn't happen. fleet street wants to run everything and good for them, what does this do to covering the monarchy? it didn't show you anything about how they operate. >> "bottom line," but i have to say this is pa note -- pathetic and understand why the royals hate the press. >> we hope you like our facebook page. we post videos and comment on your comments and you can check out our home page and read our columns and videos. we back here next sunday morning at 11 and again at 5:00 eastern with the latest buzz. >>> hillary clinton launch as new book and a possible campaign for president. >> people want a good job. they want a decent living for themselves and their families. they want to live in peace and security. >> focusing on years as secretary of state she talked about president obama and the benghazi scandal and her political future. we will discuss all of this with the republican national committee chair and senator who has endorsed her for 201

i say to those who are here illegally, you need to go herm that you need to go home. you need to apply legally. >> you need to go home. it's that simply. we have a president right now who has ignored the laws passed by congress and created his own laws. he has ignored a signature piece of legislation. act -- herdable care has ignored that signature piece and modified that law without consulting congress. he has done it with immigration. and this president is out of control. and now he is trading one deserter for five terrorists so folks are realizing maybe we need to talk about impeachment. this president is dangerous and he needs to be stopped. senator graham said he was going to tell the bigots to shut up. by bigots he meant us who want to stop folks from staying here who are staying here illegally. to bes our opportunity heard. on june 5 -- on june 10, you can tell mr. graham that we need to tell illegal immigrants to go home. >> we don't hear about people trying to break into north korea or china. they come here because we are the most exceptional people god place

he wore hermes suits, very expensive watches. he drove a bugatti he had a house in bel air.toast of the town. >> reporter: rudy was a regular at the top restaurants in los angeles and new york. >> he was a big, big partier. rudy picked up an $85,000 tab and he did that more than once. >> reporter: and soon rudy kurniawan's fame spread across the wine world. known in auction houses as someone with rare wines that no one else could find. >> this is a 1961 latour a pomerol that was basically unseen in the market for about 30 years. >> reporter: maureen downey is a wine expert who helped to unmask rudy's many fakes. >> and all of a sudden, rudy kurniawan started mass producing them. and they were available kind of like crazy. >> reporter: snapped up, she says, as status symbols for the rich. >> you know, these bravado jackasses who, you know, my bottle's bigger than your bottle. >> reporter: what they did not know was that rudy's rare wine was not produced in some french chateau 50 years ago, but in this suburban los angeles home rudy shared with his ailing mother. >> i like to

opposed to zawahiri-- is very focused on his long-term objective and does seem to be more flexible in herms-- terms of how he applies his understanding of islamic law in various places. so you see i.s.i.l. taking a much harsher approach in syria than it has in iraq, for example, where it has been able to rebuild some relationships with tribal groups and other sunni militant organizations that it had alienated previously. >> rania abouzeid who pays for all of this. how did this organization suddenly bloom or at least to us it seems sudden? >> well, in syria, for example, isis or i.s.i.l. has taken over vast waves of the eastern part or the oil-producing part of the country. it also finances itself via racketeering, via imposing taxes on some of the people who live in its facility. and just general criminality. in addition to also having sponsored individual funders, you know, sheikhs in gulf country for example. >> ifill: brian fishman is nouri al-maliki is he quipped to handle this uprising? can we tell yet? >> well, you know, i think nouri al-maliki has fed this uprising with what i think

this has sort of a herm mess feel to it with the saddle look comparatively. build upon this design, correct? colors? >> first again of its kind. given feedback we have on this product. for sure you see nice marriage between fashion and technology. liz: good luck. david: four hundred bucks. that is not bad. really not bad at all for a watch like that. thank you for coming in. >> thank you very much for the presentation. liz: also keeps time, david. david: by the way. liz: simple point. david: i like vibrating alarm around my wrist. nice, easy way to wake up. liz: withs is the company. david: imagine watching wildlife in world's most exotic places without ever leaving your desk. we'll tell you how coming next. liz: we'll show you one of the world's most out of this world selfies, taken tens of millions of miles away, when we take you "off the desk." ♪. [ laughter ] smoke? nah, i'm good. [ male announcer ] celebrate every win with nicoderm cq, the unique patch with time release smartcontrol technology that helps prevent the urge to smoke all day long. help preve

the hermes store may have something to do with that.reporter: this watch costs about $38,000. and just last month, jay-z entered luxury airport arena. ♪ what's your name >> he wants you to have a taste of the good life too. opening an outpost of his popular 40/40 club at the atlanta airport. >> his name will be recognized not only by u.s., but international folks that want to come through, get the jay-z experience. >> reporter: back in san francisco, we meet the man behind this enhanced experience. >> my title here is director of the guest experience. >> reporter: a director of guest experience. you are making this a destination. >> absolutely. what we want to do. we want to make sure the time people are committed to spending in the airport before their flight is as pleasant as possible. >> the express spa for a last minute manicure or massage. your flight is delayed? a delayed flight giving you plenty of time to play at the butterfly wall. great for kids and adults. >> this is fun. >> reporter: i'm rebecca jarvis in san francisco. >> y

she's rushing out there to make sure herm man is okay. they've been married 70 something years?re of them kissing. after all of these years she ran out and made sure her man was okay. happy birthday to the president. >> what a life this is and what a life it has been for him. on sunday you have to tune in as 41 american notables come in together to bring you a unique portrait of george h.w. bush. it's called "41 on 41." i cannot wait to see this. it's sunday night 9:00 eastern right here on cnn. >> god bless him. impressive what he's doing here. >>> we're following a lot of news for you on your "new day." let's get right to it. >> bowe bergdahl is back on american soil. >> we're going to get a chance to find out what was in his head that day when he was taken captive. >> letters purportedly written from sergeant bergdahl to his family. >> was he saying what the taliban told him to say? >> american forces were the glue that was holding iraq together. >> with the makings of an iraqi civil war now full blown, foreign policy crisis. >> 100 miles from baghdad. what's the president do