they are truly real heroes. please join me in welcoming the director of san francisco management lisa hofmann. [ applause ] >> thank you, tim and thank you elise and kelley from 911 for kids, every year they make this a successful ceremony in honoring children, heroes and dispatchers who are really the people that make it happen to save other people's lives. hold on i have to find my glasses, sorry. they made the font really big, unfortunately my eyes are small. >> thank you all for joining us here today. the department of emergency management is pleased to partner with 911 for kids by honoring the youth heroes, this event marks the third year in a row to team up to present awards, we are happy to recognize in the audience, supervisor john avalos and the executive director from our department of emergency management and paul henderson from the mayor's office and thank you so much for being here today. the vips up here on the stage are going to be presenting awards to hero and honorees. as the answering point for

i couldn't get the log findings of the unsung hero but i'm not unsung or neither a hero to me, i'm more a little bit crazy some people think. i'm really appreciative of receiving the award and a humble in accepting that. there's a lot of recipients in the past 9 years that received this award that it's powerful to be amongst those people and, of course, moopth our peers it's great to see vernon visit and also bonding many. i'm in great company and i appreciate that. i want to first acknowledge some of our board of directors bonding many and bob bailey and i think eddy is in the crowd somewhere i thank you guys for coming. you know, people i want to really thank in my prospective of the true heros i admire are the war veterans. this is vernts day and if someone is out there with a veteran shake their hands and they helped to protect our froemz and land. so i express any appreciation to the veterans that they're my true heros. two of my uncles passed away he and they were veterans so they passed away and let's give them a round of applause. and let's give did you unsung heros the singers

>> the mayor presented our hero with the key to the

. >> it is my pleasure to present the first 911 hero. tala hall. if you come up and we have supervisor john avalos here. if you want to read this and i will play an audio clip. >> great, it is really wonderful to be invited here to honor this young person, tala hall. and on october 25th, at 8:25 p.m., ten-year-old tala hall, called 911 requesting a medical response for her mother, who was having a severe headache, semiconscious and shallow breathing. her call for help was answered by a public safety dispatcher edgar velasco. but out the contact, he provided assistance and compassion to her and her two young siblings. he gave assurances that help was on the way and reminded her that she was doing a great job helping her mother. together, they worked to help insure a successful out come to this medical emergency. let's take a moment to listen to a brief segment of tala's 911 call. >> i would like to invite edgar to come up on stage, too. >> sorry about that. >> come on up. >> police department. >> this the highway patrol i have a transfer, i have pau

the first of my heroes are my parents. thank you for your support and love since the day i was born. it will allow me to find my purpose in this crazy thing we call life. i knew you would always be there to catch me. lose -- also to my baby brother, love you. to my family in general, i love you guys. when i got the call about this award, my grandfather came to my mind. i have been meeting a few people who know him and i'm learning more how much of a legend he was specifically from the bay view point community. to my grandfather, thank you, your impact has lived beyond your figure -- physical. now, to all of you who i love the same, i'm so blessed an honored to be part of your lives. you guys motivate me to be a better person so i can try to be a better example for you guys. thank you for letting me into your lives. last but absolutely not least, she's going to kill me, is cheryl davis. your work thicken -- ethic encourages me. thank you for being an example and thank you for letting me find my own creativity and pushing me

since you are the heroes today, i want to make sure you continue to be heroes tomorrow. so our work is just beginning after the first 50 years, thank you. [ applause ] next we have miss doris ward. >> good evening, everybody. i'm so honored to be had been this evening and very pleased having been involved with the 50-year old civil rights event. and i remember when i was all about that. i remember that i was on my way to washington d.c. to participate in the march. i was president of the na acp at the time in indianapolis, indiana. they said, you can't go. we need to have a group of people here to review a group of people as they come from indianapolis. i said, you mean i can't go to washington? they said no. we have to receive all the people that are marching. i said oh, my god! i have to give that up. then i did that. because the number of people came through and i and other people we prepared food for them at our house as they were coming tired from that march. they stopped. so i was happy that i was able to participate. [inaudible] all right. if you had asked me, 201

. >> unveiling a different type of super hero. up next on aljazeera america, a super team from new jersey who happens to be a muslim. >> welcome back to aljazeera america. i'm del walters, the labor department giving out good news today. though picked. the jobs today, the unemployment rate grew in october. but the u.s. companies added 204,000 workers to the payroll during the month. it's far more than a lot of economists were expecting. >>> and in the philippines, many feared dead after the typhoon hit. many had to be evacuated and some of the low-lying islands have been devastated? e. >> secretary of state, john kerry, in geneva working on a possible deal in the iran nuclear talks. he will join the goings. >>> you probably know them for characters like spiderman, wolverine and ironman, but the next big super hero coming out of marvel economics will be miss marvel. and this time, it's a difference. she's a teen from new jersey who happens to be a muslim. roxanna reports. >> economic books heroes are typically white men, and she's

he likes to be a super hero, he is one i our minds. >> wha makes him a sup hero?> he beat an awful disease. >> ler today batid will be called on rescue adamsal in distress. cover bat kid's adventures.as we we'll checkn this morning about all of the preparions, the volunteers to make this dreacome true. the little man's bat kid getting suited up. you se the look inis eyes. it warms your hafrmt i love the fact that me a wish can do these kind of thgs. >> l's check in with meteorologist christinloren. e the cape to keep him warm. >> it's going to be nice. it's chilly but san francisco, kind of resembling gotham city with an almost fullmoon. it's going to beull over the weekend. mperatures going to beool engh for a coat all day long so bring your cak or whateve keeps you warm. we're looking toward temperatures in the 60s everywhere, we're n goi to see exception as to thatrule. as we head throughout the nex coupleays major changes. yes, we're going to see rain showers start to move in on saturday in the north y, then as we head throughout next week we've got a good sho

i don't think i'm a hero. i just had a job to do, and did it with the children at the school district, but i also like to include the whole community. that's why we put on the powwows and have different events where everyone could attend. be proud that you're indian. >> so we would like to present gwen with this local hero's award from kqmd. thank you very much for what you have done for the community, for yourself and the community and all the relations and gwen is going to be saying a few words. we're going to present her with this bag here and thank you. >> why thank you michael. it's very nice to hear the good words about me, and my son even has flowers i see. thank you very much tom. i have three sons. tom and middle son and he has a son also named tom but he is here today from palm springs. you live in palm springs tom? >> all over. >> all over. and thank you and i would like to thank my other friends. i saw so many of them here tonight and it's really nice that you came for our -- not just my friends bu

a grip, a hero of anything he will never be.ys, just more dribble from another resident of the bowlful of fruits, nuts and flakes. >>> shifting gears now to this very touching photo of pope francis embracing a man suffering from a rare disease which has now gone viral. as it shows the pope kissing and blessing the man who is dealing with a disease that has left him disfigured. this photo has many people comparing pope francis to his namesake, st. francis of assisi who was known for his devotion and love for the sick and poor of the world. >>> up next, we're going to bring you the story of a wonderful organization that's helping military families unite with their wounded warriors. and introduce you to one of those families who benefits from their efforts in the process. stay with us. this is the quicksilver cash back card from capital one. it's not the "fumbling around with rotating categories" card. it's not the etting blindsided by limits" card. it's the no-game-playing, no-earning-limit-having, deep-bomb-throwing, give-me-the-

calm and to snow exactly what to do was his real smart decision to get help that really made him a hero. i mean that is such a big deal at 12 years old, i know that i was having a good day if i did not hit my, sister that day. i wanted to congratulate you in front of an audience and i have commendations that i would like to present to you first kiante and this is recognizing you as a hero for your extraordinary act of heroism on this tenth day of april, the year of 2013, and i know that you may have had to miss a little school to be here but we are excited that you are here and we welcome you as one of san francisco's heroes. thank you so much. [ applause ] >> now hold this up so people can see that picture. there you go. >> i also want to recognize, kim, for a very similar act of taking the phone call, and working with this young person, to help make sure that we had a positive out come and kiante your mother is here in the audience and here we go, we have a one extra audience member because of kiante. and so kim, as the san francisco city 911 dispatch hero, this also is in recognition

nor are the moral heroes and the moral heroes are even rarer. even in the worst circumstances you will have moral heroes and he stood up to the not too regime. he's paid with his life. he was intensely decent moral human being and there were others in germany. [inaudible] >> that determines whether you are going to be a monster or a hero. that may be chewed but again, yes you are right but as i said before i think sometimes heroes can become monsters and possibly even the other way around. >> there wasn't much heroism in germany and there were many more monsters than there were here, i can assure you that in the camps in auschwitz about one in 10 of the ss were monsters who clearly derived satisfaction out of it. thousands were heroes in prison. >> it's much more dangerous to be a moral hero than to be a monster. it's easy. >> real hero is a minor consideration. >> yes three at absolutely. >> hi. on that same point you mentioned george steiner and prima lovie said berlin was one of the best novels. >> which novel? >> a loan in berlin or every ma

most of the vets have seen combat and lost limbs. >> i don't think i am a hero. care for myself and more importantly others around me. >> i don't consider myself a hero, but someone doing something that we thought was right. if they want to call me a hero i will accept it. >> you have staff and nurses, and it's their job. because they weren't going to get paid they left them. 19 people they left them. this brought tears to my eyes. i said let's asked these guys to come to our next meeting and give them a certificate and tell them how great they are. >> reporter: the vets gave them $100 each. >>> fema has denied aid for damage caused by the rim fire. tuolumne will have to rebuild on their own. they found that the damage to the county wasn't severe enough. they will be reassessing the cost and the repair and could file an appeal to fema by next month. >>> the video has gone viral. before under going surgery. a mother got her surgical team to break out in a dance party. justine has this inspiring story. >> reporter: the dance floor operating room, the beat they cran

even super heros have to eat. the break won't last long. a flash mob signalled giants mascot lucille had been kidnapped by the evil penguin. bat kid chased down the penguin, rescuing lucille. it was a typical day for a super hero like bat kid ending with a rally in front of gotham city hall. mayor lee presented mim with a key to the city. and to think that miles just thought he's getting a costume. he was so excited for that. no idea what is in store today. the day ended but the family will be here for a couple more days they're going to see the city now that it has turned back to san francisco and no longer gotham city. >> thank you. >> who could morgue yet the song? lucille taken through union square. >> so 1, 1 social media celebrity is the penguin, whose twitter feed penguinsf gave us sinister perspective he found out about the justice department indictment, the penguin responded yiekz, this seems unnecessary. bellwell, minutes later the penguin kip accepted with a shout out to ama daetz. looks like ama has the brave story of sf bat kid

he is the ultimate hero. >> i can't even explain it. i'm just so amazed to be here in this great city and to be able to support miles in his make a wish. i'm excited. i'm going to cry. >> that is the luckiest kid in the world to be here growing up in a lamborghini having almost all of the city here? >> it's like living the comic book right now. it's every kid's reality, every nerd like me's reality, right, coming true. >> reporter: the city of san francisco showed its love for batkid with costumes, with signs like these, and even with their pets. that woman even drove up from l.a. for the grand show. >> so excited to be a part of this. i'm so excited to see miles running out there a huge smile on his face. >> reporter: and you could find many more smiles in the crowd. hundreds snapped photos as the action hero swooped through union square and city hall. he stole many hearts along the way. >> it's a dream of a life that kid will remember for the rest of his life and just really hope that he will live a good 100 years and be happy. >> it

para estos bomberos, son sus tareas, en un día normal de trabajo. >> no los consideramos héroe.m y telenoticias washington, moisés linares. ellos dicen que no son bomberos, pero yo creo que sí. se, no son héroes perdón, pero para mí sí son, y hacer un gran trabajo, fue un honor vivir esa aspereza. >> sulema: la verdad que sí, vamos ahora pausa comercial y volvemos más adelante con los deportes. ♪ >> sulema: vamos a arrasar con la información internacional del día, en el mundo, en 60 segundos. -después del secuestro de un avión comercial en estados unidos hacia cuba, el positivo william potts regresa desde la habana con donde tuberculoso durante 13 años. se espera que éste sea procesado una vez más por piratería. -ubicadas en la carretera puerto de la libertad, se oponen al uso de la tarjeta electrónica en el transporte público. la policía intervino y arrestó a tres personas. -en ecuador, el actor estadounidense danny cloverly sumerjo su mano derecha en desecho prócer petrolero. el gobierno ecuatoriano mantiene la campaña en contra de chevron. -en paraguay, las autoridades escola

he is a super hero, he has been through a lot in his little years but he is really -- he is a hero, he is a super hero. >> reporter: back live out here at union square take a look at the folks looking through the windows, in the next half-hour we will look at them, there is going to be a flash mob and then lucille, he is going to get in trouble with the penguin and that will take him down to at&t park for another little rescue and then he will head to city hall where he is going to get a key to the city from the mayor, so still a lot ahead of him, still a lot to do but this has been incredible with people lined 6, 7, deep, just want to be a part of this little boy's dream, which is coming true, live in san francisco, which is now gotham city, ktvu channel 2 news. >> he has had a long day and will need a nap. >> that is true. >> thank you. >>> the penguin has been tweeting on that, hash tag that, he has been tweeting his rolla lowed kidnapping lucille, allowing him to come to the rescue as he was mentioning and get this, even president obama is following the story of miles the bat kid,

in this room and none of us, as heroes, stand alone. >> reporter: cnn heroes put these everyday people want to see you be brave >> reporter: it's a star-studded event with a few surprises. and the heroic ending that you don't want to miss. >> 2013 cnn hero of the year -- >> reporter: a night to gather together to celebrate the human spirit. >> so, there is so much more after the announcement of the big one, the cnn hero of the year. don't miss the incredible act of generosity that brought the audience to its feet. it's happening on sunday night. let me tell you, when i say no one in the room expected this, i was there. and i'm here as living proof to tell you, we were all absolutely gobsmacked, star-studded tribute at 8:00 pm on sunday on cnn. >>> sending messages from afghanistan to their loved ones back home. but when are they coming home? many were supposed to be home next year. now that could change. questions about when our troops can come home from afghanistan, next. >>> i'm sergeant major barry, and i want to say what's up to my family and wish them a happy thanksgiving, eric, a

but now he is everyone else's. >> reporter: are you a hero? everyone says i am a hero. what is a hero? i just acted reacted >> pam: president obama making a quick trip here today. raising money and pushing for immigration reform. but unlike many of his pasture to the bay area he endured some tough criticism from those supporters who were set up right next to him. things quickly grew testy in a brief exchange. stop the deportation guest we can! >> pam: so who is this heckler and what does he want the president to do tonight at 8 >> i was compelled to speak out. >> reporter: and documented and on of freak that is how to hong described himself. ju hong the 24 year old berkeley grad and current san francisco state student with hand selected to stand behind the president bring immigration speech. that is him yelling at someone else grabs his shoulder to make him stop. hong tells me he did not go to the key that with the attention to interrupt. he did not like what he was hearing. he did not give any concrete examples of is that he just blames congress he is not doing his job

our cnn heroes for 2013. >>> cnn heroes an all-star tribute our celebration of the top ten heroes of just a week away. december 1st at 8:00 p.m. eastern. right now our entertainment correspondent has behind the scenes look at preparations for the big event. >> i'm nischelle turner and i'm going to give you a backstage look at what it takes to put this whole cnn heroes award show together. ready for this? it's going to be cool. come with me. this year, we're back in new york, baby, at the american museum of natural history where the very first cnn heroes took place seven years ago. >> i can't believe it's been that long. we're thrilled to be back here. it's iconic and it's beautiful. >> the first stop of the night for these everyday heroes and celebrities, the red carpet. >> wow. look at it in here. look at all these lights. work like this takes hundreds of people to set up working around the clock. and then the centerpiece of the evening. >> this year's cnn will be honored right here in the whale room where one of the museum's biggest treasures will be watching over us all night. i'm

, the moral heroes are even rarer. in the worst circumstances you will have moral hero's. he stood up to the nazi regime and paid with his life and was intensely decent and moral person. determines whether you are a monster or hero. that may be true but i think you are right. as i said before, sometimes heroes become monsters, possibly even the other way around. >> there wasn't much in germany. there are many more monsters than heroes. in the camps, one in ten, special satisfaction. but one in a thousand were heroes. >> it is much more dangerous to be up moral hero than to be a monster, the real heroes. >> minor consideration. >> on that same point you mentioned -- in berlin, one of the best novels, described the period, alone in berlin translated in the u.s. everyman dies alone. i wonder if you had an opinion about moral emigration of the author or the novel? >> not entirely clear. >> to be part of their immigration in germany, and recounted what german life was like. he didn't say he was a hero but was able to give v

we'll show you how a pakistani heditor is shaking up the world of super heros. you won't believe what the dolphins told johnathan martin how to deal with the alleged bullying. marching in solidarity. >> we're following multiple developments on syria at this hour. >> every hour from reporters stationed around the world and across the country. >> only on al jazeera america. >> evey weeknight on al jazeera america change the way you look at news tune into live news at 8 and 11 >> i'm john seigenthaler and here's a look at the headlines.. >> infomation changes by the hour here... >> our team of award winning journalists brings you up to the minute coverage of today's events... then, at 9 and midnight. america tonight goes deeper with groundbreaking investigative coverage of the nation's top stories... >> a fresh take on the stories that connect to you... >> live news at 8 and 11 eastern followed by america tonight on al jazeera america there's more to it. what happens when social media uncovers unheard, fascinating news stories? it drives discussion across america.

. - buenas tardes, moisés, nos acompaña para hablar héroes de mi barrio.toria que vale la pena ver, esos en los que salvavidas. >> moisés: salimos por fuera de los deportes para unirnos a esta serie especial, héroes de mi barrio, me tocó vivir la experiencia de un bombero. ♪ >> moisés: usan máscaras y trajes protectores que casi pesan 60 libras; estos hombres y mujeres que son los primeros en responder en caso de emergencia. >> ayudar cuando necesitan. cuando nos llaman, lo tomamos serie. ya sea en ambulancia o camión de bomberos. >> reportero: bomberos y paramédicos trabajan turnos de 24 horas, 7 días de la semana, atendiendo llamadas de auxilio y preparándose para cualquier emergencia en las comunidades. 24 horas de servicio en cada turno, 2 de sus vidas corren peligro cada vez que salir a la calle. >> cada vez que vienen a trabajar puede ser la última vez. no es porque pueda suceder un accidente, es que en cada llamada puede haber dramatismo. >> reportero: palabras que hacen eco en la mente de cualquier bombero al recordar el 11 septiembre 2001 cuando d

. >> reporter: andrew hoffman was the definition of a hero.hey wanted to focus on how he lived his life. the blue line saluted. >> it is a tragedy to us and his family. >> reporter: the killer took his own life after shooting the pair. >> we just want to know why. >> reporter: they want to remember him as the hero he was every day. >> we use the word losely, but in this case he was a hero. >> reporter: he was awarded a medal for saving a man and a lost 3-year-old boy. his loved ones cope with a life without him. >> their son, their grandson was a hero. it is a great loss to all of us. >> reporter: hoffman was a third generation firefighter. >> half of the cathedral were firefighters. >>> a car hit two troopers. there was a call for an armed robbery at route 152. one trooper was in the car. the other jumped out to get out of the way. >>> a pit ball mauled its owner to death. she was found inside her home on east 30th street. she died at the hospital. police are trying to figure out what caused the dog to attack. >>> an on line advertisement for

and none of us as heroes stand alone. >> reporter: cnn heroes puts these every day people center stagesurprises. and the heroic ending that you don't want to miss. >> the 2013 cnn hero of the year -- >> reporter: a night to gather together to celebrate the human spirit. >> cnn heroes an all-star tribute airs sunday at 8:00 eastern. >>> earlier we asked you to tweet us some of your unique thanksgiving traditions. you came back with a lot. here are a few of our favorites. theresa tweeted the turkey is in oven for the smell, caterer delivering one, will eat later. learned my lesson. hash tag, can't cook. jordan sent a whole turkey wrapped in bacon. i'm coming over to your house right now to share that with you. we received several turkey displays with vegetables. here's a pretty one. and a unique tradition, mismatched holiday socks and a faithful friend napping at his feet. and chris tweeted my favorite, after round one of food, passing out on naptime tradition of grandpa to our sons. that's all for "cnn newsroom." up next, a special "the '60s." >>> in the average man's life there are two

in a lot of fields, there'll be some sort of hero like einstein's our hero, here. we all love einstein. most of us do, yeah. so, einstein's our hero, and you tend to think, "well, if he's a hero, you don't wanna take shots at him." but in science, it's different. in science, say "hero-schmero." everybody is trying to crack that hero and find something wrong. everyone's attacking to see if they can find something wrong. and so science doesn't rest upon the reputation of some hero. science rests upon everyone else trying to find a crack in that theory. and all attempts, so far, have only gone on to substantiate this: time really is different when you're moving. but i'll tell you what? we're gonna talk more about these ideas next time and you know what i wanna do for you now? i wanna share with you a film that a friend of mine made way back in 1976. when i was teaching these ideas in the early '70s, i discovered this kind of treatment at the class board. that's one thing about teaching, you learn at the class board. you know, you guys aren't the only one's learning. i

people call my son a hero, but i don't have him. he's not my hero. he was your hero, he was their hero and i think they should open their mouths and say something. say something. you know who you are. you know who i am. you see me everyday. i speak to you. say something. give me some closure. you've played with my children. you've played on my stairs when you were little. those of you, you know who you are, the people he saved. open your mouths, don't wait 'til it hits your homes until you say something. don't wait. you don't want to be doing what i'm doing right now. you don't want your parents or auntie or uncle doing this. there's other mothers and fathers out there too that i also advocate for and they also need closure too so i'm also speaking for those other mothers and fathers out there also. >> you are, so thank you, thank you very much. thank you for speaking for your son three minutes. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> good evening. you know, miss brown. i'm going to prove one point, a mother's love never dies. your son -- he's upstairs wat

todo el dia y con la ayuda de miles de voluntarios se convirtio en la metropolis en la que el super heroe salio a defender a sus ciudadanos con sus poderes especiales... ---todo esto, con el fin de hacer realidad el sueño de un niÑo de cinco aÑos de edad que sufre de una peligrosa forma de cancer.. ---el pequeno superheroe, cuyo verdadero nombre es "miles scott" encarcelo al guason y al acertijo, dos de sus acerrimos rivales... ---para el evento, llegaron personas desde varias partes del pais para presenciar un evento que causo mucho revuelo sobre todo en los medios sociales y que sin duda quedara grabado en la memoria de los residentes de san francisco... nat sound vo-blanca ---y tras hacer justicia, encarcelando a los villanos, vo-blanca ---y tras hacer justicia, encarcelando a los villanos, el pequeÑo heroe fue recibido en la alcaldia para recibir de manos del alcalde, las llaves de la ciudad. --a ese evento tambien acudieron miles de personas que dieron mucho mas realismo al sueÑo del pequeÑo "miles" que vive con su familia en el condado de "sis kiyou" en el norte del estado, cerca a

in this room and none of us is heroes stand alone. >> reporter: cnn heroes puts these everyday peopled event with a few surprises. and a heroic ending that you don't want to miss. >> the 2013 cnn hero of the year -- >> reporter: a night to gather together to celebrate the human spirit. >> watch it all this sunday at 8:00 p.m. i'm ashleigh banfield. have a great weekend. "the lead" starts right now. >>> what's a few missing teeth if you can get an ipad mini for under $200? i'm jim acosta. this is "the lead." the world lead. tensions racheting up between china and japan. china seizing a bigger air space and japan making it clear that it won't respect that. u.s. forced to pick a side. >>> the politics lead. brand new polls giving us a snapshot of 2016. you may not be shocked to learn who's in the lead but the runners-up is where it gets interesting. >>> and the buried lead. it's been nearly 50 years since j.d. salinger last published anything but now the stories he

he's the ultimate hero. >> i can't even explain it. i am just so amazed to be here in this great city and to be able to support miles and his make a wish. i'm really excited. >> reporter: and others who think of gotham as home. >> it's living the comic book ride now, every kid's reality, every nerd like me's reality coming true. >> reporter: and people looking for a hero worldwide with kudos coming from the hall of justice. >> nicely done, dynamic duo. >> reporter: to the speed of power. >> way to go, miles, way to save gotham. >> reporter: the news of a kid whose cancer is in remission along with the penguin and riddler was worthy of an indictment. >> that kid got the penguin and riddler. gotham city is finally saved. >> reporter: it was a moment the city and perhaps the world needed to remember that superheroes could come in 5- year-old packages and the ability to turn fiction into fact is however brief lies in all of us. not everyone was feeling the batkid love of the this was an instagram post from san francisco supervisor eric mar

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[risas] ¡sÚper hÉroes! >>somos sÚper hÉroes. doctora: son sÚper hÉroes. >>es nuestro trabajo.. >>estÁs demandando a josÉ, explÍcame por que lo demandas y quÉ exiges para resolver este conflicto. >>yo demando aquÍ a josÉ y quiero hacer efeiva la demanda de $3 000 por robo, fraude y una orden de alejamiento restricciÓn. que se mantenga lejos de mÍ, en mi lugar de trabajo, que es el paseo de las estrellas. >>pero ese es un lugar pÚblico. >>ese es un lugar pÚblico, exacto, pero Él no me lo vendiÓ asÍ. Él me lo vendiÓ como algo exclusivo. doctora: explÍcame: ¿que te lo vendiÓ? ¿cÓmo es que te va a vender algo que es pÚblico? >>eso es lo que me pregunto yo. doctora: es un lugar que todo mundo puede ir. el que quiere ir a trabajar, me imagino que puede ir a trabajar. se pone su disfraz y anda. >>sÍ, pero ese es el fraude. doctora: a ver cuÉntame cÓmo es la relaciÓn con Él. ¿quiÉn el? cÓmo se dio todo esto, explÍcame. >>josÉ y yo hemos tenido una relaciÓn desde la infancia. hemos crecido juntos en espaÑa. somos los dos de la misma ciudad, del mismo barrio. hemos estado siempre juntos

they call me a hero. i'm a hero to them. but to me, i just reacted the way i did. >> reporter: while donnie is humble. his daughter can't say enough about her father. >> he would be the one to stop and say is everyone okay? and put his life on the line for someone else. you don't see that too often any more. you don't see. that i'm very proud of him. >> reporter: and so are the oakland raiders. willie brown driving to donnie's house with a token of thanks. >> the game ball they used yesterday's game between the tennessee titans -- >> reporter: and even though the raiders did lose sunday's game, something much more precious was won and donnie hopes this woman knows that. >> hey, people care, you know, i hope you're doing fine. people in the world still care about people. no matter what you did or was running through your mind, people out here still care about people. >> reporter: donnie says he would love to hear from the woman or talk to her or her family and would like to know how she is doing. but the sheriff is not saying

un niño enfermo, san francisco se convirtió, y parecia ser la ciudad gótica >> la ciudad con más heroesl, la organización make a wish se comprometió a cumplir su deseo y la policía y el alcalde hicieron que s e convirtiera en ciudad >> se convirtió en batiniño, los súper heroes llegaron al tiempo para detenerlo, y rescataron a una niñabajo las vías del tren >> este niñlo la era un súper heroe, desde los 20 meses esta combatieno la leucemia, su caso esta me revisión >> san francisco se convirtió en ciudad gotica, , y algo especial y estamos poniendo todos los esfuerzos para hacer algo bonito >> para nosotros es algo bonito, ver a un niño que su s sueños se han realizado >> miles regresa a su casa, san francisco aprende que puede convertir los sueños en realidad,d gotica, univisión >> hay cosas en que si nos podemos juntar >> ahí esta el ejemplo, muchas gracias. >> tengo pocas posibilidades de salir adelante. >> ¿quÉ le vas a decir? >> perdÓname, pero solo puedes saber ahora. >> perdÓname tÚ, pero es que no le veo razÓn. >> quiero tomar todas las precauciones para que en caso de salir bie

it's important for everyone of the american people to understand, these guys are american heroes and should be treated that way. my opinion is they have not been treated as american heroes. >> we're going to get to that in a moment. you say there's discrepancies. to the degree you can tell us, the areas in which there are discrepancies. >> this is real simple. i sent a letter to speaker boehner that outlined nine questions i want answers to. if you answer those nine questions, this goes away. it's that simple.

he is one our mind. >> what mes him a super hero.an awfulless. >> what are you dng in s frcisco? >> going to be batman. >> rorter: he will receive a call from t chief this morning to help. he will stop a bank robbery being putn by the riddler, and then the penguin he is going to rescue h rescue lucille, and receive a key from the mayor this afternn. bob redell >> thanks so much. 6:59. we have a emergency to tell you about. american airlines mb 80 making an emergency landing. moments after it took off. nobody's hu. >> they actually think tt a bird flew io the engine t it landed safely. >>> good morningthe humble president. >> we fumbled. ultimately i'm the hd of this team. that's ome. i'm trying to fix it. >> president obama does damage control onhe botched health care rollo with his legacy hanging the balance. >>> how did it happen? the unthkable in the ses over florida. >> you said you had a passenger fall out of your pla? >>hat's correct, sir. he opened the back dr and fell out of the plane. >> the search and rescue mission underwa

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he says he is more hero than zero in a piece called manifesto for truth. he disputes the idea that he has harmed the u.s. and writing that, quote, instead of causing damage laws are being suggested and citizens have to fight against the affairs of essential importance for the public. those who speak the truth are not committing a crime. oh shut up traitor. fair and balanced, people. snowden is as helpful as this tow truck. >> here we go, here we go. >> you have to be kidding me. >> metaphor rickly obama is the tow truck and the car is our -- >> snowden is a piece of filth who spent his life in prison. >> are you all wet, gutfeld. other than the junior high level mustache, edward snowden is everybody's hero. he is everybody's all-american. i am glad he did what he did and i am glad we know what he helped understand. >> how you can you say that? >> he helped us realize -- even beyond the paranoia fantasies that the libertarians have because we are so smart and good looking. >> and pathological. >> it is worse than that. thank god for edward snowden. >> that