. >> un dÍa bellisimo, bellÍsimo, isabella feliz, un dÍa muy lleno, lleno de alegrÍa. >> asÍ recuerda >> estas son imÁgenes solamente a minutos, cuando intentaba de completar una prueba de alcohol y se le observa sin mantenerse derecho. >> no conseguÍa ni siquiera levantarni caminar de lo drogado y bebido que estaba. >> nos otro qdemostrÓ que regis el doble del lÍmite le fwgal y ademÁs se le impuso una fianza de 11.000 dÓlares de los cuales solamente pagÓ mil para quedar en libertad, a pesar que el aÑo anterior ya habÍa sido arrestado por manejar bajo la influencia del alcohol en new jersey. >> vengo a orlando a pasar unas vacaciones y regresar sin isabella, regresar con las cenizas de isabella, porque es la verdad, regresas en cenizas. >> algo similar viven 10.000 familias en los estados unidos vÍctimas de conductores ebrios, en promedio el que ha sido arrestado por conducir borracho lo ha hecho unas 87 veces previas a ser detenido y es cada vez mÁs comÚn porque una de cada 3 personas se verÁ involucrado en un incidente como este a lo largo de su vida. >> la familia manzanilla es la

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intimidad..una combinacion que david y laura vivieron durante la maternidad de su segunda hija, isabellaed all the time, he's not gettng enough attention from me. estamos cansandos todo el tiempo, dice laura y el sentia que no estaba recibiendo suficiente atencion de mi parte.. un problema comun durante la maternidad y el pos-parto..sin embargo, david y laura se hicieron una promesa..every two to three hou getting up and that's where the team works got a lot more important.. levantarse cada dos o tres horas para darle de comer al bebe puede ser dificil, dice david pero es ahi cuando se tiene que trabjar en equipo.. reconocer que eso es algo muy normal, no enojarse uno respirar calmadamente, tener paciencia, tolerancia, comprension siempre. al final de todo, luchar como pareja durante y despues del embarazo beneficiara a ese retoÑo que formara parte de su vida... patience is a big thing, always working together as a team, we're not the only ones going through this.. y como ultimo consejo, alclara david, hay que tener mucha paciencia, trabajar juntos como equipo y recordar que no son los u

and then nicole, who played isabella delivered the next line directly to that woman. she said "if i should compla, who would believe me?" and the woman answered "no one, girl." and what you saw at that moment that these sol quill questions were actually call and response written in dialogue with that audience. this is not some art under glass. this is live theater at its finest and it makes it an incredibly communal art form. >> why have we not seen another shakespeare? >> my personal feeling is it's because the social conditions necessary to turn a great writer into the greatest writer have not recurred. whaps what happened for that couple of decades in liz bethan and early jacobian england was a society comeing into consciousness of itself, mixing together the different classes, trying to forge a unity out of the different classes and deman that a writer write their story, reflect themselves back to them and by doing that took a man who was always a great poet, one heck of a sonnet writer and that pressure turned him into a write thaer that carried the hopes and dre

isabella aurora rays at 13 pounds, 17-ounces. >> let's look at the time. in about 28 seconds, it will be 11: 11. but right now, big party under way. waiting for 11/11. in redwood city they're counting it down. liz? >> that's right. the count down is on. let me move out of the way for 11/11/11. we'll see some fire dancers here at nerd. numerologists, mathematicians. the new year here about the charity, 11 hours to raise money for 11 charities. an event called nerd new year, see who we met. >> every time i got empty box or any kind of box, i would turn it into something new. >> reporter: 7-year-old valerie spade was born to build. >> when i heard about making robots, i was like i really want to make a robot. i love building stuff. >> reporter: so she brought it. >> and it's here, 11/11/11. the protection prediction, is that you have to make a wish. everybody is celebrating with a band. fire dancers getting going right now. exciting here in the city, for cbs 5. >> what was your wish? >> i can't tell you, then it won't happen. >> okay. >> right? >> you? >> i w

so his family, including two-year-old isabella, has come to rely on the groceries had he get for free. >> the food bank is a big help. >> reporter: but the food bank's in trouble. >> our issues are money. >> reporter: last quarter, their federal funding was cut 80%. >> we have utilities to pay. we have rents on this building to pay and we have salaries to pay. there could be a danger of us closing all together. if our funds aren't, if we don't raise the necessary funds. >> reporter: this may look like a lot of bread, and it is. but by the end of today, almost all of this bread will be gone. the food bank services between 40 and 60 families every day. last month alone they served 2,000 people and 800 of them are under the age of 18. >> a lot of people have come to depend on us to be open. >> it hurts tremendously, they cut down the food bank. it is not just going to impact my family. >>> the food bank is asking for money as opposed to any donations of food and we are going to put that address on our website soon. it will be on wusa 9.com. >>> thousands of people would flock to the flor

isabella reyes. she weighed in at 7-pounds 13- ounces. she's as pretty as her mom. >> amazing. >>> a big block party tonight on the peninsula to celebrate what they call nerd new year. it is in honor of what we have been talking about. the 11's in today's date and the $11 donation that goes to 11 different charities. elizabeth cook is in redwood city where it's not your average block party. elizabeth. >> no, certainly not. as you can see, the party is really getting started here at nerd. let me step out of the way. now, they are getting ready for the count down to 11/11/11. it means a lot to mathematicians. 11 hours to raise money for 11 charities on 11/11/11. i know you might wonder, you would go to an event called nerd new year. you may be surprised by who we met. >> every time i got an empty box or any kind of box, i would turn it into something new. >> seven-year-old valerie was born to build. >> and when i heard about making robots, i was like, i really want to make a robot. i love building stuff. >> so she brought her skills to the

. >> karen had delivered our baby isabella maria early. four or five days later, this he told us that she had a fatal condition. i decided that the best thing i could do was to treat her differently. to not love her like i did, because it wouldn't hurt as much. if i lost her. >> that was just the beginning of the tears. santorum's youngest daughter, now three years old, was diagnosed with a genetic disorder. conversation also turned to the economy, where newt gingrich blasted members of the occupy wall street movement. >> all the occupy movement starts with the premise that we all owe them everything. they take over a public park, they didn't pay for. to go nearby to use bathrooms they didn't pay for. to beg for food for food from places they don't want to fay for. to obstruct the people going to work, so they can self-righteously explain that they are the paragons of virtue. that's a good symptom of how the left has collapsed as a moral system in this knt and why you need to reassert something as simple as saying to them, go get a job rig

least some lists technology innovation on the isabella minced simple ground lumley's dump the future of coverage. three. three. three. four your immediate. headlines on our t.v. pakistan has decided to boycott crucial talks on afghanistan's future next week old in a bid to cut back on cooperation with the already strained ties sunk to a new low after a recent nato air strike on an army checkpoint killed twenty four pakistani soldiers led grinds it to all holders of public sector workers walkout over pension and the country's biggest strike for a generation that some two million people are expected to participate nationwide thousands of schools and offices are closed the hospitals are being forced to focus on emergency care and. broken orders the iranian embassy in london said close to thinking about it rich south of violent protesters stormed the british compound in tehran by the u.k. reacting to the siege by pulling out its own embassy staff from iran. i don't recall a number of egyptians or turn up to cost their vote in parliamentary elections where demonstrators remain skeptical s

do you know in 1624 euro and isabella johnson had their first child. it wasn't out of wedlock, they were married. william tucker, 1624. i want you to know that we are just full of myths. we are full of myths and we bought them all and what we have do is to say that we're not going to deal with it. how many -- who told the colonies that the british were coming? no, no, that was the first person killed in 1770 but who rode off and told the british was coming. paul revere. nothing could be further from the truth. ever heard of israel bizle. he run 346 miles on horse back from boston to philadelphia to warn not just boston, but all of the colonies in that upper area about the parish were coming. in other words, there are stories that made america and there are stories that america made up. you hear what i just said? there are stories that made america and there are stories that america made up and too often the myth becomes the choice and you believe rather than the facts and here's one thing and i'm going to close it here. he give me 15 minutes. i say, ho

isabella and reagan. carolyn and sean's big family dream finally came true. >> the savages are all here with us. nice to see all of you. i'm crying more now than i did this morning. amazing story. >> what i love about what you tweeted this morning, you tweeted for a peaceful "today" show because of mary-kate who kind of likes to have fun. >> are you a wild card? >> you're a wild card today. these two babies, how beautiful are these children. are their personalities completely different? >> totally different. reagan was born first and they exactly the way they were before they were born. reagan was a spunky kicker. isabelle is more laid back and quiet. it's amazing that you can tell the difference right away. >> it's incredible what happened to you guys. since you were on the show, we all thought that you had incredible generosity when you had the baby and gave it back to that family. i didn't know if you ever felt -- how you felt toward that family at that point because you were so generous and kind but i

. >> en isabella, puerto rico pily montilla univisiÓn. >> y estaremos pendientes. >> ¿no?.l decisiÓn podrpodrÍa impedir que una niÑa siga viviendo, contamos esta dramÁtica historia. >> esta mujer llevaba 15 aÑos encerrada en una habitaciÓn y finalmente puede ver la luz. >> le diremos cuÁntas veces al dÍa los hombres piensan en el sexo, pero tambiÉn le diremos si las mujeres tambiÉn piensan en el sexo. >> y cuÁntas veces. >> ahora pasamos con jackie guerrido y un avance del segmento del tiempo. >> bueno amigas, y amigos comienzan a bajar las temperaturas verÁn quiÉnes estÁn temblando de frÍo, aqui tenemos frÍo aqui en "primer impacto", ya volvemos. >> (♪). >> (♪). >> reinÓ el caos en el capitolio de washington cuando decenas de descontentos de wall street se congregaron frente al edificio, reprimieron con descargas elÉctricas a manifiesestantes q se enfrascaron en una violenta pelea y tres de ellos fueron arrestados. >> la multitud intentÓ cerrar el paso de el autobÚs. >> una dramÁtica persecuciÓn que causÓ un accidente en mÉxico y luego se dio a la fuga. >> varias patrullas

. >> en isabella fg/ puerto rico çw3tvve# pil montilla univisiÓn. >> y estaremos pendntes. >> !iviendo contamos esta°çw dramÁticahistoria. >> esta mujer llevaba 15 aÑos encerrada en una habitaciÓn y finalmente puede ver la luz. >> le diremos cuÁntas veces al dÍa los !v x hombres piensan en el z@ sexo, pero mq tbiÉnfi le diremos si las mujeres tambiÉn piensan en el sexo. >> y cuÁntas °veces. >> ahora pasamos con jackie ñ=uuÑpçokskrooedt!x guerrido y un avance del segmento del tiempo. >> bueno ig !v y amigos comienzan a bajar las z@ mq ;77 tempaturas verÁn quienes estÁ temobl de frÍo, aquÍ tenemos z@ mq (♪♪♪). !v xoñ"el+dbe!pdkyo2oé reinÓ el fg/ cao en el capitolio de çw3tvve#fd&- washington ñ= cuando decenas de descontentos de wall stre se !v xoñ"el+dbe!pdkyo2oé congregaron frente al z@ mq edificio fg/ reprimien con descars elÉctricas çw3tvve#fd&- a manifiestoestantes que se !v xoñ"el+dbe! enfrascaron en una violenta pelea y tres de ellos fueron mq arrestados. >> la multitud intentÓ cerrar el paso de z@ mqael autobÚs. >> una dramÁtica persecuciÓn que causÓ un accidente e

. >> on august 11th, isabella and reagan savage were born. savage family is with us now, exclusively. we've got carolyn, sean, drew, ryan, mary kate and the newest additions, bella and reagan. their surrogate jennifer o nash, as well. good morning to all of you. welcome and congratulations. >> thank you. >> you want to introduce us to your girls? >> sure. this is reagan. >> and this is isabella. >> and clearly, this is their first moment on live television. what does it mean to you after having given up a child, that you thought was yours to now be a mother again? >> you know, i can't even really find the right words to express our gratitude for what jennifer has done for our family. i think every time we look at them, even in moments like this where we're a little cranky, i think we have tremendous perspective, in some of the more chaotic moments of our lives. and we're just overwhelmed with gratitude. >> are there moments in these chaotic moments you're thinking, be careful what you wish for? twins, really? >> it can be a little overwhelmin

. >> that is baby isabella aurora. awww she and mom are doing just fine.ow astrologers say the next date to look out -- it's not that far away, it's 12/12/12. >>> it wasn't one cat's lucky day. look at this video. that's a cactus. okay? you knew that. the cat is on top of the cactus. that's a cactus in an arizona desert. >> ow, ow, ow! >> the witness say the cat was out there three days. every once in a while it stood up and surveyed the area to try to figure out how it get down. it finally d how did it get up there in the first place? we don't know. it took a little courage to climb down today. >> i think that's a catacomb. [ laughter ] >> i think if i saw that i would have walked right on up to it and say, hey, how's the weather up there? >> spikey. >> yeah, right? [ laughter ] >>> okay. stormwatch day. we have the heaviest rain showers moving through the bay area right now. we are calling on our live high- def doppler radar. this has been pretty impressive for the evening commute so i'd like to zoom in a bit. what i'm focusing in now is on that 580/680

and isabella old fashioned names ending in -- on the way out nouns brooklyn and apple.nk ashley or bentley. carson is a great name, i think. >> i didn't know apple was ever in except for one famous -- >> gwyneth paltrow's baby? >> yeah. >>> identifying a suspect critical new developments as oakland police announce a person of interest in the shooting that left a toddler fighting for his life. we'll have a live report. >> reporter: two situations regarding two occupy camps. police did move in and raid occupy l.a.. the campers at occupy sf have made a decision about whether or not they are going to obey orders to leave their camp. >>> the new home that could be revealing a lot about what office gavin newsom is planning to run for. >>> 59 denver dallas new orleans still warm in boston at 50. we are doing well all airports are running on time across the country. even into some of our smaller airports here around the bay area. that will change with the fog and the wind. use our flight tracker at abc7 news.com, at the bottom. sbury cinnamon rolls with cinnabon cinnamon are an

looks for us this morning we saw her earlier in green now we are seeing her in magenta it is an isabellawrap dress what is so nice ladies, this is flexible this will work, can tiny where, works during pregnancy and after. >> here is the fashion tip if you are not pregnant, wrap dresses are fashionable no matter what. >> where do you tie it. >> we want to go with high and tight and a lot of things will look tight on the end. >> even though we are expanding we don't want to expand. >> always tie off to the middle. >> you didn't think i needed jewellery with this. >> one of my favorite pieces i love great for maternity and after, shoe beads they are fantastic these are actually chewable for babies. my son as soon as i put it on -- >> i think we have had these already on fox 5 morning news. >> but i didn't have to. >> no, you didn't have to. >> let's get in our other models. >> bring deana out here this is a great look. this is a great work look and what i love about both of these looking, is that they are so easy, so versatile. she has the challenge of being a little petite how is she going

. >> karen had delivered our baby isabella marie early, four or five days later they told us she had a fatal condition. i decided that the best thing i could do was to treat her differently. and not love her like i did because it wouldn't hurt as much if i lost her. >> santorum was talking about his youngest daughter now 3 years old who was diagnosed with a genetic disorder. the nature of the event, mark haleprin, there were two candidates obviously not there. but just give us a sense of -- it's the faith and families? >> it's a coalition group in iowa of religious conservatives and social conservatives who wanted to hear the candidates in a different format. and my hats off to them for getting them to agree to sit and have a conversation that was free wheeling, the whole thing was constructive because it showed sides of them we don't see in the formal debates and most voters don't get to see. and social conservatives are still looking for a candidate. and mitt romney by choosing not to go really bothered some of the people there. i said before, the biggest thing in this primary figh

i recently spoke to some of my wish children, isabella who had a wish granted six years ago.x years later she has the exact same bedroom and the pink is still there and to see the face describes everything. >> the fourth year now. the rise in popularity, have you seen the type of growth that you thought you'd see when you first started, embarked on this whole mission? >> it's amazing to me. we add some new elements each year so there is more engagement and participation. we see people want to flock to the stores and bring in their letters. i get phone calls and david gets phone calls from our customers who say they want to be volunteers. just the awareness the program is creating, i think, has been amazing. >> we appreciate the three of you being here and wish you the best of luck this holiday season. thank you all very much. for more on the macy's believe campaign go to earlyshow.cbsnews.com and you can get involved. >> here is jeff glor with one more check of the headlines. >>> latest unemployment numbers are just out this morning. labor department reports that 80,000 jobs