isabella rodriguez just saved her mother's life. last wednesday mother and daughter were in their bedroom. isabel doing homework when her mother suddenly collapsed. she fell down and made me cry. >> reporter: despite the panic, they knew exactly what to do. >> mommy, wake up. >> reporter: with the mother suffering the epileptic seizure she gathered all the courage to call for help. >> and mom was shaking. she was on the floor. she was moving her eyes. >> reporter: despite the tears and the fears, young isabella stayed on the phone until the ambulance arrived. >> and my mom had a seizure anyhow. >> reporter: isabella was able to give her address in corona rushed to the hospital. once she regained consciousness, that the first thing they told her was about her daughters. >> and i'm blessed by having this little girl here in my >> and do you think that you're a hero? you do. >> i think that i'm a hero. >> a hero who would turn 6 this weekend with a lot to celebrate in this family. in queens, lucy yang channel 7 eyewitness news. >> hero

this is because of the influence of queen isabella.so i take up the thing that initially got me curious about it, i've always been interested in the role that women play in history. often the underappreciated role that women play in history. and in telling the story of isabella, i tried to tell the story of the expansion and growth of the spanish empire and how she made that happen. charlotte. >> when i was a child growing up, poleover was in news. news reels, newspapers, magazines, showed pictures of children struggling with crutches or entombed in iron lungs. what made things worse is no one could predict which town or which child would be the crippler's next victim. fear pervaded the country. in 1954 my home up to of kingsport, tennessee, was selected as one of the sites for the trial of the polio vaccine, which had been made by jonas salk and was being tested -- the national foundation for infan tile paralysis through the march of dimes so i was an original polio pioneer. when a year later it was announced his vaccine had been a su

every aspect of is -- isabella's life theres winners and losers and there's a lot of losers. if you were a faithful jew or muslim, her advent to power was bad, very bad. if you were a christian who was afraid of islam taking over europe, you might be grateful that she was as fierce as she was, and i guess one of the thing that is horrifying perk shent -- the name of the book is "isabella the warrior queen" because she spent her whole life at war. war is a sad and tragic thing, and i was relieved to have -- to not live it anymore. >> but i can understand that. a lot of poisoning and killing. did you accomplish -- is the book in its final -- did you fulfill your original conception? i guess is what i'm -- >> well, think the thing that -- as i end enup in a lot of ways no and know a lot more about isabella and her times and more about the world than when it started, and here we had a lot of award-wins last night announces and so many of them are spanish speakers, and we all are mullly lingual, spanish, english states here, and that is due to the fact that isabella existed. spani

the fire in east 5th street and isabella avenue. this because of dry conditions and some wind today. there's been an elevated brush fire risk this afternoon. at one point the fire was threatening the board of education bus expo. everything is okay now. the buses were not damaged in this fire. a fire boat went across the river to contain the blaze. fire crews were able to get this fire under control and eventually able to put it out. back out here, live, the cause of this fire is still under investigation. we're told in the hours ahead, these roads will be reopen as crews prepare to head out. live in bayo, mallory hoff. >>> more on the brush fire risk through the area you talked about. jeff smith in the weather center with more. >> we've had nice, dry wealth, but that's the problem. we've had nice, dry weather. 60 degrees in central park. look at the humidity levels. down to 26% in the park and down to when it's below 30%, it does increase your fire danger. since march 1st, 30% of the normal rainfall. we have a couple of opportunitie

i just cannot believe it when i saw isabella monday was prohibited here, i just cannot believe that, not just, some of the other just great latino authors, the irony is that all of the authors are read in the top white suburban schools in the united states because the parents there want their kids to learn early on the world they really live in. so they will be able to navigate this inter- global market that it is today. so for the wealthy kids, yes let them have all of the treasures and for the poor kids, narrow it down to the smallest possible parameters. i will just add one other point to this, it is this, it's not just banning cultural richness, treasure, there are also banning books that have anything to do with critical thinking, that is the worst to me. there is suppression of the independent voices of young people so they can think for themselves, crushing their morale, they will never be full-scale citizens if they do not learn critical thinking because that is the way you grow up to be an active citizen in a democratic nation, that is the way you grow up to see through the

this little museum called the isabella stewart gardner museum. >> oh, my god, the best heist of all time every time you mention it on the show, i internally groan, because it meant that i'd have at least five visitors the next day ask about, is this the place where the theft happened? and i have to spend a very long time explaining it. >> i am a sucker for a good heist. lucy, great to meet you. thanks for being here. well done and congratulations. >> thank you! >> if you want to play the most awesome game in cable news, send us an e-mail, rachel at msnbcnews.com. >>> at this point of the night, i usually enjoy playing judge and jury and sending you to prison. but tonight i'm not doing that. we've got something kind of amazing coming up next and you must stay for it. stay here. when you think what does it look like? is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finally witnessing all the artistic wonders of the natural world? whatever your definition of success is, helping you pursue it, is our

there are two new mike isabella concepts to try -- catchfly and copnos at the park will open behind section 301, that's along with g sandwich, if you've been there already. in section 105, virginians will recognize hot dogs and fries, and i mean h-a-u-t-e, so maybe fancy hot dogs you want to try. they use locally sourced ingredients to make sure the ballpark food is affordable as well. and you might be thinking about something for before or after the game. there are plenty of restaurants outside of the ballpark getting ready to offer a twist on traditional ballpark food. >> get a little something more than just a hot dog, for sure. we're doing squash puppies. we're doing our smoked wings with alabama white sauce, and we'll be doing our beef brisket as well. >> reporter: doesn't that sound yummy? that was rusty holman from due south. and today they will have a pop-up beer garden at the heiress apartment building on fourth street. they'll have food and live music and there's going to be plenty of activity all throughout nats park. so, even if you aren't coming to the game, we know there will

this little museum called the isabella stewart gardner museum. >> oh, my god, the best heist of all timet on the show, i internally groan, because it meant that i'd have at least five visitors the next day ask about, is this the place where the theft happened? and i have to spend a very long time explaining it. >> i am a sucker for a good heist. lucy, great to meet you. thanks for being here. well done and congratulations. >> thank you! >> if you want to play the most awesome game in cable news, send us an e-mail, rachel at msnbcnews.com. >>> at this point of the night, i usually enjoy playing judge and jury and sending you to prison. but tonight i'm not doing that. we've got something kind of amazing coming up next and you must stay for it. stay here. you can't predict the market. but through good times and bad... ...at t. rowe price... ...wve helped our investors stay confident for over 75 years. call us or your advisor. t. rowe price. invest with confidence igoing to clean betteran electthan a manual. was he said sure...but don't get just any one. get one inspired by dentists, with a

dying in the wreck, 38-year-old antoinette isabella of san diego seen here competing with her roller derby league. three other members riding with her in that car. the dramatic rescue caught on cell phone video. bystanders and first responders smashing the windows prying open the door. motorists rushing to help. >> he and two other people are trying to get the doors of the plane open to get the pilot out. >> reporter: the 60-year-old man now facing life-threatening injuries. his female passenger in surgery saturday. >> this aircraft was a home built aircraft. it was built from a kit by somebody in their garage or at an airport. so these kinds of airplanes generally have a much worse safety record than, say, a corporate jet or an airliner would. >> reporter: just before the collision that morning, that car's driver pulling over to connect his cell phone. >> they did everything right. they did it, pulled over and stopped. this never really happens, and it's amazing that there weren't even more injuries. >> reporter: the three other people in the car were taken to the hospital with inju

. >> and isabella here rip r prince. was a true honor to grow upgu with his music and i think a thk lot of us do share that t sentiment as well. w >> did you ever see prince inve >> i never saw him in concertcet but how could you not love him? >> oh. >> he was just amazing. >>st i feel like i missed out. t i didn't see him in concert con either. >> straight ahead tmz broke bro the story about the legendaryegy singer's death.eath. >> ahead we will talk with tmz z live about the breaking news thn and the investigation that'sg ta happening at this hour. >> ♪ >> plus, live show shocker. oprah winfrey reacts to thes te michael strayhan departure news. what she is saying tonightyi t about the "gma" drama. hey, fitz. f >> reporter: day eight inign the search for nicolee mittendorf. why residents are growing so completely concerned about herer welfare.e. first, sue palka.ka. >> hi there, tom. finally some badly needed raindr in the forecast and you can a yu see our weather headline withh tribute to prince. p a little bit of rain

the fire at east 5th street and isabella spread quickly because of dry conditions. firefighters did get the blaze under control. they remained on the scene to monitor hot spots. no word what started the fire. bill has been telling us for days about fire conditions throughout the region. >> let's check in with bill. you are never more than seven traffic. >> we got rain friday overnight into saturday. but it really hasn't alleviated the fire threat. however today we have a could light. we won't have a dry air mass and that wind could create some enhance fires around. looking from the camera on the fort lee side of the george washington bridge, we are looking at temperatures starting out nice and comfy at 52 degrees. normal low 46. we will warmer than normal today. 67 by 1:00. 71 this afternoon. weather then heather every seven minutes. she says the action on the george washington bridge has cleared up. >> yes. you can see traffic moving across the lower level, right to left, upper level, lower level are doing fine. head over here and talk about what else is going on a

isabella's at $100,000. >> mark: officials still searching for missing to year- old girl.r's body was found in a park and you've worked in a specified. people at the store set to work last thursday but she never showed up on friday. none of her french co-worker dorsey know where she went adder in shock of what happened. >>: i is so clever as the baby will turn around. have mercy on her police. there are no killings >> mark: police are not releasing any other information. >> anny: we're getting new sketches for men and women wanted for shooting a british tourist in san francisco. the couple and attack the paul tam on co street near franklin. tam was attacked on february 18th but died at the journal hospital on march 44 if. investigators also released this video showing a man chasing tam onto a street. he was stabbed on the ground and they took his back before they ran away. police are offering a 5000 all reward for information leading to an arrest. >> mark: belgian authorities are charging two men in connection with the terrorist attacks. the suspects are charge of being ha

now a little bit from isabella in massachusetts. i wasn't able to watch the debate last night because basic cable doesn't have cnn. benow ccn -- c-span will broadcasting at some point. the debates should be available to every american. i heard a parts of it on radio and tv. i am glad that ernie is continuing to be relentlessly honest as he always is. he is talking about her allegiance to wall street. she has appropriated his entire platform without giving him any credit area i wanted to observe as a lifelong democrat is super delegates no place in the national election for president. it shameful to me that the republican party does not have them but the democratic party does. i think we have to get rid of them. this is based on 1% one vote. , ierdelegates are one person hundred thousands of votes in equivalence. i think that's wrong. it feels like we need to re-examine our system. the republican side and the corruption and the party hacks on the democratic side. the: you mentioned in superdelegates, as of now, hillary clinton has 17

works of art that were stolen from the isabella stuart gardner museum from mr. lynch's part of the world. objects that are stolen from churches in italy all over the world. these things don't get stolen unless there's someone by them. they don't get stored in these tax-free zones unless someone thinks eventually the spotlight's going to move away and there will be collectors that can buy them. so if we have some process to register works of art, perhaps there should be a threshold there where there's a clean bill of sale. you have this. your thing, your work of art, whatever it is, a small object, a painting is known. there's no chance -- there's no concern about it being something that was smuggled. it's going to be a disincentive for people out there with lots of money to be out there buying these things knowing that where is your piece of paper? i don't want to buy this thing unless it's been cleared. is it a huge challenge for us from a technology standpoint? sure. it's work. but 100 to 200 monuments officers in the face of a war that claimed 65 million live

. >>> isabella cumple 5 aÑos que la pase de maravilla mi amor, felicidades. >>> felicidad as michaela latina. el daza pa' la raza ya viene en camino y muchas sorpresas desde la alfombra roja. todo aquÍ en un nuevo dÍa que comienza.. >>>... contigo ♪ un nuevo dÍa, un nuevo dia ♪ ♪ ven y sÉ parte de nuestra familia ♪ ♪ un nuevo dÍa comienza contigo ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> aquÍ estamos de vuelta y continÚamos disfrutando con toda la familia de telemundo que esÁa unida para unas de las noches mÁs importantes del mundo de la televisiÓn. >>> mÁs importantes, mas emocionantes y divertidas, y nenas de la magia especial que la mÚsica lo puede tener. >>> sabes quien tiene mÁs. el seÑor camilo montoya. >>> ahÍ estÁ. >>> ¿cÓmo estas?. muy contento de estar en estos premios. tan maravillosos y le traigo informaciÓn y lo que trajo la conferencia de billboard. >>> chiquis rivera si se casa. >>> eso ya lo sÉ. >>> yo no lo sabÍa. >>> dijo que se iba a casar, ¿pero cuantos hijos?. >>> se lo pro puede serÁn. >>> no le habÍan propuesto. >>> y hablamos con marco antonio solis. >>> y estÁ listo para tener el reconoci