there is always a brief little mention about the person who sent him, queen isabella. i became fascinated as a little girl thinking there was a woman, who had been a little girl like me, and she had this huge impact on the globe who said sailors and explorers around the world. and continue to have such a big impact on our lives today and even now, spanish is the second most common language after mandarin chinese, because of the influence of queen isabella. that is the thing that initially got me curious about it. i have always been interested in the role women play in history. often the underappreciated role women play in history and 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. >> when i was a child growing up, polio was very much in the news, newsreels, newspapers, magazines showed pictures of children struggling with crunches or tuned in iron lungs. what made things worse was no one could predict which town or which child would be the cripple are's next victim. fear pervaded th

¿isabella?te gusta, isabella? isabella: me han regalado ropa que no me gusta, o cosas que yo pienso que son de bebÉ. karla: es que tÚ ya estÁ grande. isabella: pero pienso que esa gente se esforzÓ mucho comprar el regalo, y tengo que ser agradecida. karla: me gusta que tengan en mente eso. ¿tÚ, zayra? zayra: yo siempre sonrÍo y le digo las gracias. y cuando llego a casa, pero sÍ dejaron el recibo en la bolsa. pero siempre hay que decir gracias. karla: porque esa gente gastÓ dinerito para darles un detalle. ¿quÉ te han dado? jonathan: cuando tenÍa 5, me dieron un pulover que no me gustaba, y dije gracias, porque se tomaron el tiempo para comprar un regalo. pero algunas veces, cuando tengo mi primo y le gusta el regalo que me dieron a mÍ, se lo doy, y Él me da el de él. karla: muy inteligente. intercambio de regalos. oye, una siempre espera la fiesta, pero quiero saber quÉ realmente les gusta de una fiesta. ¿quÉ disfrutan? zayra: personalmente, a mi me encanta bailar. cuando voy a una fiesta, espe

ava and isabella switched spots from 2014.he social security administration website has the top baby names dating back to 1880. i think it's interesting all those names end in a. i agree. people really like that sound. >> very -- >> my name is one syllable. >> grad you know. >> it works for you. >> brooke that's this weather is not working for me. i think there's sun somewhere out there. >> we have if news actually. >> i do. we'll see that sun return it will take little bit of time granted the rest of the day at least that's looking better than this morning did. not as soaking of a rain falling down there. but it's a mess. we really are dealing with drenching rain this morning. so many travel issues that came along with that. actually we'll take you outside first and for most to a look at just one of our use it a traffic cam a shot taken from our very own station head quarters from high a fop our cbs broadcast center here and what we're looking at is the intersection broad and spring garden i mean this is live picture it looks

york and baltimore before opening yona in arlington where he is chef and business partner with mike isabella i got a lot of the dirty work to do. but i always kept my head done and knew this is not going to last forever. >> kim credits his work ethic and perseverance to his parents. this is the first restaurant he has part ownership. >> i look back on it now and i think i appreciate things a lot more with my heritage. >> while yona serves japanese food, kim adds his korean touch. >> there's no measured amount. with any korean cuisine. it's always by flavor and taste. >> if you ask, you can always have kimchi. he may add more korean dishes on the menu. right now you can order a korean noodle dish with black bean sauce so delicious, even better eaten with kimchi. >>> still ahead, how our culture is passed down generation to generation. morning noon or night there's always a moment to discover visit annapolis and create your moment ♪ >>> you probably won't find any people in any asian culture that don't have a strong sense of family. that bond between a mother and daughter is especially poignan

. >> taking place at isabella stewart museum back in 1990. two men dressed as police officers telling guards that they were looking in reports of a disturbance. the thieves walked out with 13 pieces of art worth half a billion dollars and the pair taking the security tapes. >> people are feeling confidence that there will be a positive resolution to this. >> the art has never been recovered and includes works by rembrandt and monet genitalis behind bars and the 3 are time authorities have searched his home. >> he has maintained adamantly that he doesn't know where the artist. he tried to sell it but the deal fell through. >> they have turned up the heat for possible suspects for the last five or six years and that has resulted in a series of search warrants. >> at this point the f.b.i. is only saying agents are conducting "court authorized activity" and declined to elaborate further. in new york, david miller, fox news. >>> golden state warriors minutes from tip-off and needless to say the fans are excited. >>> fans are still arriving here at

emma was the most popular name for the second year in a row, followed by olivia, sophia, ava and isabella, according to the social security administration. >>> when we come back, don't just throw those flowers away this wedding season. we found a touching way to give them new life in our new series, inspiring america. next at 6: the final leg of construction for a new bay bridge bike path. ===jess/vo=== the roadblocks to getting it built. and how close engineers are to the finish line. ===raj/vo=== plus, teaching this dog a new trick. why he's dailing-in on cell phones to cut down on crime behind bars. ===raj/next close=== next. >>> finally tonight, a beautiful way to spread the joy from one of the happiest days in your life. it's the time of year again for wedding bells. but what happens to all the flowers you've picked out after the big day. nbc's morgan radford shows us how they can still brighten someone else's day in our new series, inspiring america. >> reporter: wedding season means flowers. lots of flowers. $8 billion spent every single year. but after the i dos, trash. >> it is h

and girls owe live, yeah so fee, ava and isabella.ames making biggest jumps were aalayha and add line. >> no james. >> no james. >> and heaven forbid, no cecily. >> and no ducis either. >> no ducis. ducis has yet to make a top ten list, any year, any country, but we love ducis. >> i think mine is before his. >> what about that weekend accu weather forecast. >> thank goodness we will see some sunshine, about time. storm tracker six double scan is showing that we are still dealing with some showers, they are generally on a light side, generally north ape west of the i-95 corridor but we have some pockets of heavier rain that are right now, moving through pottstown and note that is rain is moving from the east to the west, and kind of the opposite of most weather systems. that low pressure is just spinning over it. but it is weakening, but today, temperatures, going no where, fast. our low 50, our high, it is only managed to make it up to 56 degrees. that is 15 degrees below normal. we will get up in the 70's. it will feel like a heat wa

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the woman's voice you just heard was that of isabella, she's got a story like so many.er family left cuba when she was young for a better life in america. today she says she's sailing for that family who could never return to their homeland. >> my dad wanted to come because he had never been able to come, but he passed away recently, so i'm coming in his name. it's like a pilgrimage for my dad. >> reporter: coincidently, her husband is also returning for the first time since he was 5. >> i'm an american citizen, and i'm proud to be an american, and i want to learn a little more about my heritage. >> reporter: the couple born in cuba were worried they weren't be able to go at all. at a news conference today, ceo arnold donald says it's no longer an issue. >> we have total cooperation from cuba in that regard. >> reporter: so what's on the board that makes it unique? >> there are entrepreneurs we will be selling their goods on board. we've got cuban music, cuban film, cuban products. >> reporter: though so many are excited, some others are excited, but it's in anger. >> c

. >> reporter: say hello to isabella, jean and merlin, three dogs being cared for in west hamilt hamilton. they were among 100 droig dogs saved from a meet market in south korea. >> dogs on top of each other and just the worst thick you can probably imagine for them. >> the dogs were being kept in a restricted area while staffers work to acclimate them. >> they are scared but they are not aggress he at all. they are not mean or trying to bite us. the dogs are stressed and skittish and fearful of come too close. the sound of a loud lawn mower ratchets up their anxiety. >> let them be and when they come to you reward them. so they understand that coming to us is a safe thing to do. >> they don't know how to act with people. >> it could take time for them to come around and the only interactions they had with humans was extremely negative. >> she says that dogs like these were pulled out of their cages and slaughterers for food in front of them. it's controversial recently as animal rights groups shines a light on the cruelty to the animals. these innocent dogs have escaped the fate. >> when

potter was certain his wife isabella was stepping out on him with two very different bows, when admitted and the other a teenage boy. some reports say mrs. potter kept her affairs all in the family, that the minister was her cousin and the boy was her stepmother but that has never been confirmed. what is known is potter attack them both on the same day. in particular the details are sketchy but when potter found isabel and the reverend in a buggy together he wrote the man of god around the neck, front tied him and then down below he cut him. he was remorseful but seemingly his actions, i am consoled by the conviction that i have only acted upon those feelings which nature has implanted in the hearts of all men. it is in the dna of all animals and have done the same thing under the same circumstances. maybe, maybe not. people may disagree with potter's choice of punishment but have not forgotten his adventures with dice. even today castration or the threat of it which is more common is still called potter rising in parts of the south. potter resigned from congress in november 18, '31 and

isabella at 14 years old at a cashier at roundtable. got paid under the table. >> yes. >> skip the taxes. >> a ton of responses here. michael says six flags parking attendant. seven bucks an hour seven years ago. i love this answer. $1.25 at swenson's ice cream store in sunnyvale. >> i have been there. >> i am assuming you get all the ice cream you can eat. joseph says summer of '89, washing cars at wayne sted cadillac. >> first job paper route like me in the eighth grade. taught good customer service, how to get paid, earning tips, up at 5 a.m. 365 days a year. >> i didn't have a picture. it was the back of an alley in san francisco. scraping spray paint off of warehouses. taught me work ethic. off to football practice we went. >> how old? >> 16. >> it's more than the measley paycheck. it's a lot about discipline, work ethic. when it comes to a summer job this may be the best summer in several years for teens to get a job. we sat down with some experts to help you get that first job. in today's segment, we talked about what's out there

in 1990 thieves broke into boston isabella stewart gardner museum and stole 13 valuable pieces of art worth half a billion dollars and also took museum security tapes. fbi agents are now searching suspected mobster's house in connecticut belonging to 79-year-old robert gentil and agents have questioned him. >> he laughed and stated that nuttin, nuttin. >> and the art has never been found including works by recommend brants and mow say. that's amazing i love. it tell me more. >> i like it. i like it i don't like the weather. >> we don't like the weather one bit. >> you know what i'll shoulder the plame on this one. >> we know it's not your fault it's a bad message you have to bring us every day. >> why. >> 52 to 5. >> every single day. >> easy maureen. >> every blasted day. >> 60 to 65. kid owes out there this morning not that great. i don't see any substantial rain coming our way. visibilities are beginning to comp a little in spots. but lower in other spots. mar tipsburg quarter mile and hagerstown a half mile. temperatures in the mid 50s. martinsburg sitting at middle 50s this this

emma topped the list of girls for the second year in a row, followed by olivia, sophia, and isabella. mia in sixth place, with abigail and harper. and it replaced madison in top ten. for the boys, noah is top name. it's held the number one spot since 2013. i know a couple noahs followed by liam, mason, jacob, and william. ethan in the sixth spot, ahead of james, alexander, michael, and benjamin. this is benjamin's first appearance in the top ten. and maybe for mother pf's day, should get your mom a powerball ticket. she'll have a chance to win the big growing jackpot. tomorrow night's drawing is worth $415 million. nice. >>> well, you have heard the saying one person's trash is another person's treasure, right? next week, high fashion creations will het the runway and they're all made of items you would probably toss right to the garbage. major sue dunegan is here to tell us about the garbage bag gala fashion show. sue, tell us more about this. pray tell. >> we have a women's ministry called operation cinderella. every december, we bless women who are marginalized or having a hard tim

the 79-year-old is considered a suspect in the theft of 13 works of art from boston's isabella stewart museum. the art is estimated to be worth about half a billion dollars and includes works by realm brand monet and vermeer. those works have not been recovered. >> coming up an incredible story of survival. a car falls from a fourth story window and manages to walk away. david. >> crazy video. rain gear for some of the kids this morning. some of those far northern and western suburbs are beginning to dry out. this afternoon they can probably ease back on that. i will have your day planner forecast let you know where temperatures are going today. that's coming up next. >> in today's tech bites the downside of a smart home. >> researchers have uncovered flaws in samsung's smart things platform. they were able to hack the system and take control of the user's fire alarms and door locks. >> samsung rep is assuring customers that such attacks would never impact their customers. >> there's buying news for call of duty fans. active vision released a trailer for the brand new game infinite war

. >> reporter: say hello to isabella jane and merlin. three dogs being cared for at the burlington animal shelter. they are saved from a meat market in south korea where they were test continued to wine -- destined to wind up on someone's dinner table. >>> dogs on top each other. >>> they are being kept in a restrict the area away from the other animals while staffers work to acclimate them. >>> they are scared they are not aggressive. >> reporter: they are stressed, extremely skid issue and fearful of coming too close. unfamiliar things ratchet also up their anxious anxiety, let them be. >>> they don't know how to act with people. it may take time for the dogs to come around. the living conditions were horrible and the only interactions they had with humans was extremely negative. theythey were pulled out of ther cages and slaughtered in front of other dogs. the consumption of dog meat has been eaten for thousands of years. it's come to the attention of animal rights groups and they are trying to become family pets. >>> new mexico chann

>> robert toll and isabella. >> gary: congratulations. >> pam: yes! >> grant: the pressure is on victor. >> pam: will be back >hi. is the internet still out? yes! i have nothing. come on! work together. work together. work together. do you got anything? i don't have anything. no i don't have anything. please come back internet. i love you. i love you so much. just come back. please. please. he's streaming a cat video. (family laughs) and the whole party is looking... can i take a look? mitch come on! get high speed internet from at&t with 99.9% reliability for just $30 a month. keep calm, your internet's on. >> steve: some terrific news for and have users! the company announced on its web site this week that starting in september it will hold exclusive u.s. rights for new films from disney. >> pam: yes! >> pam:the deal, struck in 20-12, includes films from disney subsidiaries marvel, lucasfilm, and pixar. other streaming platforms like amazon prime and starz will still be able to stream previous disney umbrella releases. >> pam:.but future releases st

isabella tolued relative term, but i would say that we are seeing cap rate compression, which is a realhe other side of valuation. marketsof the developed , the transactions are occurring in japan for example. you are seeing some very tight capitalfrom a cost of perspective, even though the cost of capital is extremely low. carol: you are staying away from those areas? joel: we see opportunities, but we are very careful. we do not one value under tens only capital appreciation. we need to see the russell growth. cory: what about domestically? joel: i focus more on the global markets, but if you look at the earnings from the new york office companies, whose demise was a bit premature from the investment environment, they have had pretty strong numbers from the rental market. i think it is not going to happen. it is a very slow process. you do not just fall into it bubble immediately -- a bubble immediately, but we are seeing rental tension. carol: india, brazil, mexico -- these are emerging markets. is there favorite? joel: we really like india because we have hit the fatigue point of mo

just to summarize this quickly, she was born on 1905 in rural isabella county michigan in the middle of a blizzard. they were among the earliest for maternal and paternal great grandparents. one of a handful of free black families who immigrated in covered wagons and ox cards from ohio to central michigan in order to take it vantage the homestead act of 1862. born on one of the large farms settled by her great-grandparents. lack pioneers -- black pioneers who call themselves michigan's old settlers. her upbringing spared her from a childhood steeped in racial segregation or deep discrimination. as she would say much later, i was born in michigan, not in mississippi. that has made all the difference in my life. her academic -- would carry her in one to another, graduating first in the high school class in what is now western michigan university. forced to leave michigan because that state would not hire black high schools teachers, she moved to indianapolis in 1927. that's where she was when she went to paris in 1931. she then received a study abroad fellowship for her recently joined

este seÑor hugo que cumple 55 aÑos hoy, de parte de su spo esposa e hija >>> queremos felicitar a isabella en el mundo de la mÚsica, el lunes seÑores en vivo desde nueva york estarÁ con nosotros las grandes bellezas de (nombre en inglÉs) bravo >>> hablando de bellezas erica de la rosa estÁ con nosotros >>> quÉ lindo gracias, gracias por invitarme >>> saludos a todos incluyendo a nuestra querida erica en este tÍa viern dÍa viernes 27 de mayo dÁndole gracias adiÓs por quÉ hoy es viernes >>> nuestra querida rashel tenemos una sospecha que probablemente se estÉ casando >>> se deberÍa haber ido a j-lo >>> estÁ claro >>> pero sus redes, intenstagra >>> no ha subido raro >>> lo Único que le sube Últimamente la temperatura ejes le ha subido hace rato. (risas) >>> a quÉ fue rashel a las vegas, escrÍbanos ustedes a travÉs de nuestras redes sociales, "un nuevo dÍa" , >>> si la ve por ahÍ >>> se me hace que fue a zuno tjuntar dinero porque si va hacer con la familia y todo >>> por quÉ va a las vegass >>> no sÉ. >>> oye, oye, oye >>> a lo mejor fue a juntar un dinero porque estÁn, sera que los nÚmeros

emma followed by olivia, sophia, ava and isabella.ne major change, perhaps not surprisingly, the name isis which dropped off the list of the top 1,000 names after being in the middle of the pack for some 15 years or so. understandable, perhaps. that's the cnbc news update this hour. back to you. >> noah. i don't know. are we a nation obsessed with arcs? >> the oil market is closing for the day. let's get to jackie at the ni mech nymex. >> we did see another update for oil prices. down slightly on the week closing under $45 a barrel. the wildfires in canada sent prices at a session high of $45.34. most traders are saying we're going to continue to trade this range. this will probably subside next week. the commodities base remember, higher all across the board because the dollar took a little bit of a breather from the gains today and the anticipation is that a dovish fed will keep that dollar low. back to you. >>> all right. to the late oevent that out of control blaze. consuming canada's energy heartla heartland. the wildfire growing

aÑos >>> eso ya tiene 34 >>> diego >>> tambiÉn muchas felicidades a am am ama maiday >>> y tambiÉn isabella >>> asÍ re juntados >>> ah. >>> entendÍ otra cosa, con eso no te habÍa entendido muy bien. quÉ tal amigos, buenos dÍas, hoy es lunes de 9 de mayo. >>> daniel estÁ en una asignaciÓn especial estamos con guapo camilo montoya >>> gracias por decirme >>> coreÓgrafo, bailarÍn >>> te quiero mucho camilo >>> quÉ rico lunes buena energÍa >>> amÉn. >>> claro que sÍ comenzar como debe ser con el pie derecho. hablando de pie derecho quÉ les parece si pasamos a donde estÁ nuestra querida rashel, chiquibaby. >>> deben gozar en los Ángeles >>> gracias muchachos y disfrutando en los ajo Ángeles, chiquibaby tiene un reportaje especial >>> sÍ una chica quiere cumplir su sueÑo con los 15 aÑos y la vamos a sor prprender con un vestido >>> aquÍ tenemos la historia, pero tambiÉn me gusta, te gusta a ti >>> me gusta, me gusta >>> sÍ, si me gusta, me gusta sÍ, si >>> me gusta, me gusta sÍ serÁn y. >>> seÑores que nos gusta la mÚsica del coyote y asÍ se llama su tema que nos contarÁ mas adelante "me gusta".

caller: i wanted to commend isabella for her comments. it is right on point.y experience coming home from vietnam was, i was welcomed, i was glad. my community and family will be home. that's welcomed me home. there was the civil rights movement going on at that time. a black that could not eat at or gete lunch counter was discriminated against and we cannot understand it. the countless lives commit lives,s -- countless millions and millions of vetsamese civilians -- came home wounded and hurt. health care was really terrible . i'm glad there was an antiwar movement. some of my friends were killed. the whole thing of war has to be looked at. , theost of civilian lives people that are doing the fighting, for whom and for what? a vietnam veteran intrigue port, louisiana. shreveport, louisiana. these tweets -- we've got lines for family members of vietnam veterans in this segment of the "washington journal." in austin, that line texas. good morning. caller: thank you for this program. i certainly appreciate this memorial day more than most. host: you are breaking