as isabelle has written in her book and wrote in the "new york times" this past year, if the event of the last year in america have taught us anything, it is that as much progress has been made over the generations the challenges of color and tribe were not rocked away in another country or confined to a single region but persist as a national problem and require the commitment of the entire nation to resolve. well, if a bill clinton or a barack obama couldn't get the nation to honestly confront race, who can? >> well, i think that it takes more than one person. this is something that goes back to 1619 with the arrival of the first people of african descent in jamestown and created a system of enslavement that had not existed anywhere in the world until that time. this is the basis, the foundation upon which the country was built. and we are still dealing with it. i often say just to remind people that enslavement lasted for far far longer than the time that african americans have been free. none of us alive today will ever see the moment at which we reach sort of the average, the neu

as isabel has written in her book, and wrote in the new york times last year, if events in the last year have taught us anything, it's that is much progress has been made over generations, the challenges of color are not locked away in another country or confined to a region, but persist as a national problem and require the commitment of an entire nation to resolve. if bill clinton or barack obama couldn't get the nation to honestly confront race, who can? isabel: i think it takes more than one person. this is something that goes back to 1619 with the arrival of people of african descent in jamestown and the creation of the system of enslavement that had not existed anywhere in the world until that time. this is the foundation on which our country was built, and we are still dealing with it. i often say, just remind people, enslavement lasted for far, far longer than the time that african-americans have been free. none of us alive today will see the moment at which we reach neutrality, at which we are equal, because it was 246 years of enslavement and so many far fewer years of freedom.

reportera: isabel negÓ tener patente por los diseÑos y asegurÓ que no se ha acercado a las autoridadesrcado por impresionantes inovaciones.la revista time compilo una lista de los 25 mejores inventos que simplifican la vida o entretienen, y hoy le presentamos algunos de ellos. el "hoverboard", o patineta de auto-equilibrio, ha sido unos de los inventos mejor recibidos por el publico.los giroscopios dentro de la patineta mantienen el equilibrio y permiten que uno se traslade a donde quiera ir sin tener que caminarotro increible invento son los oidos bionicos, que permiten controlar las frecuencias que escucha, de tal manera que usted puede bajar el volumen de una cancion pero amplificar la conversacion que esta teniendo. la lista tambien incluye un camion que deja ver delante de el,un dispositivo para monitorear la salud de su bebe, y un pincel y lienzo virtual. vamos con la informacion deportiva......termina en emate el duelo entre america y pumas en el torneo apertura 2015... barcelona blanquea en su casa al real madrid... jorge perez navarro, nos trae mas en el mundo del deporte... l

this video taken outside the isabelle stewart gardner museum the clip has been bringing in plenty of tips but no leads. this video taken outside the isabelle stewart gardner museum the night before thieves took off with half a billion dollars worth of artwork. they say the investigation is emily: burlington police nab nine men in a prostitution sting. the setup leading to the arrests. randy: this was billed as a legitimate government business trip. "5 investigates" what looks like a paid vacation full of wine, food, and entertainment. and who's picking up the tab? emily: and ahead in news to go, an elaborate drill taking place in new york city. isis threat. rleah: i just was thinking any minute could be the minute. and the minutes kept passing. r we both kind of relaxed and thought, "she'll come when she's ready." [ grunting ] woman: it's a girl! leah: and she did. woman: a big girl! sneel good morning. welcome back to the "eyeopener." watching a few problem spots early this morning. if you're heading south of town expressway northbound by furnace brook there's an accident blocking a

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while back in paris, survivor isabel's facebook post showing her blood-stained shirt has gone viral. in the post she said in part quote to the 80 people murdered inside that venue, i promise that their last thoughts were not on the animals who caused all this. it was thinking of the people they love. that sentiment makes this halloween performance of eagles of death metal with duran duran singing the classic "save a prayer" all the more poignant now. save the prayer for the morning after >> i lived in paris as a student during my college years so this story hit close to home. as we've seen, you don't have to be french or even speak the language to say -- >> yes, we are all paris. in the end, goodness and love prepares. >> love always wins. >>> now having hollywood buzzing in our good week bad week. >> a bad week for charlie sheen. >> i'm here to admit that i am in fact hiv positive. >> diagnosed four years ago, charlie says he came forward under duress of being exposed. he estimates his pay off to secure his secrets are in the $10 million range. >> we are talking about lawsuits filed

quien conocemos a travÉs del programa larry manÍa >>> no es qkenia porque estÁ casado larry con ha seÑora isabel por cierto, gracias por haber tomado el tiempo de compartir esta deliciosa receta de una empanadas a tu estilo paraguayas verdad >>> exacto >>> muy bien ya tengo los ingredientes listos y por supuesto lo vamos a compartir con la gente en casa y me van a guiar con la preparaciÓn, vamos a empezar con la masa para contarle a la gente haces tu propia masa verdad >>> sÍ yo generalmente preparo mi propia masa >>> muy bien aquÍ tengo los ingredientes >>> tÚ me dices el prÓximo paso, y empiezo, tengo la harina, el huevo y leche >>> empezamos colocamos la harina en un recipiente en el igual vamos a preparar la masa >>> muy bien aquÍ lo tengo. >>> perfecto en el medio le ponemos el huevo >>> el huevito. perfecto. >>> y el aceite. >>> aceite aquÍ tengo el aceite muy bien. >>> exacto, le agregamos un poquitito de sal >>> un poquitito de sal por aqÍi vamos. >>> sÍ >>> a medida que vamos amasando le vamos agregando un poquito de leche >>> okey >>> tibia estirando caliente >>> okey aquÍ estÁ la lech

one account of the brutality friday night has gone friday night. isabelle vividly described the horror inside the bataclan along the picture of her bloodstained shirt writing in part as i lay down in the blood of strangers and waiting for my bullet to end my mere 22 years i envisioned every face that i have ever loved and whispered i love you over and over again. on sunday the loved ones of american victim nohemi gonzalez held a vigil in her honor, just one of the many lives lost in the acts of blind hatred, but thomas told us he wants the survivors to transend that and help others. if anyone has reason to be angry or want revenge. >> it should be me, right. >> it should be you. >> i don't want that. i don't want revenge. i'm glad to be alive. i'm -- i don't want revenge. i wish i can influence people to love people and not to hate people. >> and matt, guys, we heard a lot of that sentiment from people who nearly lost their lives, survives i've spoken to in the last few days who came so close to death, who saw it firsthand and who really want to tell the wo

has cleared from the roadway. a disabled vehicle west 580 reported around isabel.i haven't seen additional slowing in the last five minutes. >>> the announcement expected in nearly three hours that will impact hundreds of thousands of students in california. >>> what sort of phone would james bond use? we'll take a look coming up in business and tech as a live look of the big board. that is an unmoving stock market. back in a moment. oakland is ready to make its case to keep the raiders. =take vo= mayor libby schaaf >>> at 6:44, oakland is ready to make its case to keep the raiders. the mayor will head to new york to make a presentation to nfl owners about why the team should stay in the east bay. shaf says taxpayer dollars will not be used to build the stadium. as we prooef dwrously reported the raiders and san diego chargers have taken preliminary steps for getting approval for a joint stadium in carson. the st. louis rams want to move to l.a. as well. the league could make a decision by january. >>> 6:44 on your wednesday morning. the san jose police department

isabel, take it away. you're the big reporter. go for it. go talk to trey and jackson. >> hi, trey. what's your favorite balloon? >> my balloon has to be the squirrel from ice age. it's huge. >> thanks. hi, jackson. what's your favorite balloon? >> well, my favorite is the one from sky landers over there. rupter. >> that's awesome. >> we do a lot of stuff with the balloons so let's take a look. >> there's 17 balloons which are held down by sacks of sand to make sure they won't fly away. >> hi, guys. i'm isabel and these are all the 17 balloons. and it looks like today they're having a good day and every balloon is for all the people welcome to watch them. hi, what's your favorite balloon? leading balloon. >> the squirrel? >> yeah. >> that's cool. >> everybody yell out your favorite balloon. liked snoopy. what's your favorite balloon? >> why do you like snoopy? >> because he is a dog and i love dogs. >> the balloons are really big and they're real and they're full of helium. >> there are lots of people who love these awesome balloons. they are huge, giant, ginormous balloons. >> do you know why they have a net over them? >> so the

isabel had her phone. i couldn't even reach mom. >> i know, honey. shepard has been covering it all night, shep.y witness questions for her? >> i just wonder when you first -- when people first started flooding out of that stadium what it was like simone. was there a panic or were people confused or what was it? >> at first people were confused and then when we saw the -- what looked like the french equivalent of the swat. people started getting panicked and then people started running. and there is a bunch of little kids there. you see all these parents like not knowing what was happening. just picking up up their little kids and running in+ every direction not knowing where to go. and then ultimately it calmed down after like an hour and a half i guess. i don't know how people got out of there. like they shut down everything. >> a million stories of about how people did get out and sim simone, while you where us i will tell you we have just gotten a dispatch from french authorities and geraldo, they many but french authorities have just sent out a bulletin that a number of armed terrorists are

reporter: it happened sunday when moscow her daughter isabel and 16-year-old son kyle stopped at this wawa in their neighborhood in ventnor. kyle hasism. >> my son loves to read people's name tags, and he said hello patrick and he said i like your hat. can i have your hat? and my daughter and i were horrified and we said oh guy my gosh he's asking him for his hat. >> reporter: to their surprise 18 year odd patrick met them at their way out leaving the register to give kyle his very own wawa hat. >> mosca for the past two days, her son has replayed the simple act of kindsness over and over in his mine. >> what did patrick say? >> he said hi. >> he did say hi to you and he recognized you and talked to y you. just like anybody else end treated us just the same as anybody else. and that's the part that really touched us. >> tonight the moscas went back to wawa to repay the favor to patrick. they had their own special hat to give to the generous clerk. >> it's from autism.org. >> i like it. >> patrick says seeing kyle touched a special place in his heart. >> i have an older brother who has autism he remain immediate of him. when i hande

has been i guess bell ed expelled. who would be crazy enough to take on the hunter apocalypse now? >> i'm isabel langen. can i count on your vote? >> izzy lang ham, overachiever. not only is she valedictorian, she's presently queen, captain of the field hockey team, donates her extra hair to hairless cats. >> you met obama? >> yeah, he gave me a medal for >> you should hang it up right now. so you don't embarrass yourself. >> are you going to try to have me expelled too? good luck with that. >> i didn't have anyone expelled. >> tell that to your guilty face. >> is that a guilty face? >> while izzy was #leaningin mr. pepper was #walkingout. >> mr. pepper, i brought you an apple. wanna -- bite it? high. >> what? why? >> because of your unrelenting sexual harassment. >> you can't leave. i'm pregnant. >> that is not possible, i never kiss. >> oh, yeah? then what's this. >> it's a minus sign. >> i suck at math! >> attention all students, it's your boy the deejay detention, yeah! you have five minutes to vote for student council, repeat, voting closes in five minutes. peace out! >> finally, the moment of trut

she has a net worth of $14 million. >> o"ok! tv" i'm sonia isabelle. thanks so much for watching. we'll see you next time. says at least one southwest pilot reported a minor eye injury. severe ankle injuries after stealing a coors light truck from a convenience store. while the driver was making a delivery. he fled police in the truck. then without putting the truck in park he jumped out. he tried to run away. the truck ran over his leg. it ran over his leg causing injuries we mentioned. by the way, the guy accused in the heist of the truck, his last name is miller. >> of course. >> first name is not -- last name is not light though the. >> was his first name bud. >> there you go. beer. >> doesn't seem like it. >> poor guy. >>> a man in florida was in the spirit for the new "star wars" movie but he used his costume for the wrong reason. there he is dressed as darth vader holding up a convenience store at gunpoint. he demanded money from the clerk who fought him off by hitting him with a jar of ranch dressing. the locals and authorities didn't know the what to make of the whole thi

one account of the brutality friday night has gone viral on social media, isabelle described the horror inside the bataclan along with the picture of her blood stained shirt, writing in part, as i lay down in the blood of strangers waiting for my plut to end my mere 22 years i envisioned everyryace i have ever loved and whispered i love on sunday, the loved ones of american victim nohemi gonzalez held a vigil one of the many lives lost in acts of mind hatred. but thomas told us he wants the survivors to transcend that and help ototrs. >> if anyone has reason to be angry or want revenge should be you. >> i don't want that. don't want revenge. i'm glad to be alive and i don't want revenge. i wish i can influence people to love people and not to hate people. >> matt, guys, we're heard a lot of that sentiment from people who nearly lost their lives, survivors i have spoken to who came so close to death who saw it first-hand, who really want to tell the world that the soul of this city is intact and they want people to remain positive. that's clearly the message i'm hearing from peoeoe here.

the clip has been bringing in plenty of tips, but investigators say no leads. this video taken outside the isabelle stewart gardner museum the night before thieves took off with half a billion dollars worth of artwork. they say the investigation is active and ongoing. emily: burlington police nab nine men in a prostitution sting. randy: the setup leading to the arrests. this was billed as a legitimate government business trip. "5 investigates" what looks like a paid vacation full of wine, food, and entertainment. and who's picking up the tab? breaking news this morning. dozens of cats and dogs killed at an overnight fire at an animal fire in packs ton. firefighters and volunteers managed to save at least five of olessa: good morning. welcome back to the "eyeopener." a couple problems out there this route 3. a disabled car blocks a lane northbound at 328. half-hour braintree to boston. also delays on the pike. 25-30, 495 to 128. another accident route 2 eastbound by jackson road. cindy, we'll need to warm up those cars this morning. cindy: temperatures dropping but the skies are clearing. 38 in bost

has autism nd and loves what. what he stopped at a wawa in ventnor where patrick higbee works. whilerdering he asked for his hat. patrick gave him a new hat to wear. isabelleike she was going cry. >> somebody else is like that nice to him, like without me, it feels like it doesn't even -- he doesn't even have autism because they're treating him like he's just a normal guy. >> patrick's boss says the random act of kindness has landed him employee of the month. >> it is now 4:54 and breaking overnight, gunfire erupts during raids in france that targeted the mastermind of the paris attacks. >> grandmother fights back against a carjacker. you'll see the struggle next on "action news." >> ♪ >> watch as a 64-year-old grandmother faces off a suspected carjacker in missouri. the woman was at a gas station near saint louis on sunday night when a man walked up to her car. he told her to get out demanded her keys and said he had a gun. >> i said really? i said go away and leave me alone and i was going try to shut the door and that's when i realized i couldn't get the door shut. and so i started kicking and screaming and beeping the horn. that's when he yanked on my

karla: ha dicho algo muy importante, no es la Única, no eres la Única isabel.l: claro que sÍ,es una etapa de la vida quetodos vamos a pasar y lo van apreciar. con el tiempo, con el tiempo. fabiola: yo he notado cÓmo me daba mÁs importancia, le daba mÁs tiempo a ella, ahora tengo otro hijo y no puedo estar mÁs tiempo con Él, el niÑo se pone mÁs rebelde le digo papi, voy a trabajar estar comparte lo necesario y Él se enoja. me sentÓ muy culpable. anabel: lo que tiene que decir el niÑo es que lo que tÚ estas haciendo es para su beneficio y pasar tiempo con quÉ calidad con Él para que asÍ pasar tiempo individual. karla: los que tenemos mÁs de un hijo es importante eso que acabas de decir. darle tiempo a cada uno, individual. alan: fÍjate que yo trato de hacer mucho de eso. dependiendo cada cual lo que le gusta cada uno de mis hijos, si le gusta un partido de fÚtbol, vete un partido de fÚtbol con el que sienta mÁs afinidad. a veces hasta los disfrutas mÁs que cuando estÁn todos juntos. anabel: te lo van a agradecer porque se van a dar cuenta que esa experiencia tole

isabel bowdery. she's from cape town. she survived and wrote a long piece on her facebook, and it has struck all of us.you. and i'm quoting all of this. "you never think it will happen to you. it was just a friday night at a rock show. the atmosphere was so happy and everyone was dancing and smiling. and then when the men came through the front entrance and began the shooting, we naively believed it was all part of the show. it wasn't a terrorist attack. it was a massacre. dozens of people were shot right in front of me. pools of blood filled the floor. cries of grown men who held their girlfriends' dead bodies pierced the small music venue. futures demolished. families heartbroken. in an instant, shocked and alone, i pretended to be dead for over an hour. lying among people who could see their loved ones men the fear they longed to see. she goes on, i was incredibly lucky to survive. but so many didn't. the people who had been there for the exact same reasons as i, to have fun on a friday night, were innocent. this world is cruel. and acts like this are supposed to highlight the depravity of humans, a

say theyt isabel would were as good as any soldier they had in the second louisiana banks does not like having these african-american officers around. he has these review boards to get rid of them. isn you start looking at who gotten rid of first, is the darker skinned officers. banks has this idea of a texas expedition where he wants to go down the red river in the spring of 1963 and go into texas, but by the general in chief, says no, you need to help the operations against vicksburg. go -- i want you to attack fort hudson, in louisiana not far from baton rouge. i we -- i want you to attack there. your main purpose is to stop the from going todson vicksburg to reinforce the garrison there. keep them detained there. the assault on port hudson on may 27, 1863 is led by captain andre cal you. he was so highly confident that banks did not want to get rid of him. however, in his own words, he in america.kest man he would leave this assault on port hudson. their performance was such, their gallantry was such that the rebels could not reinforce at vicksburg. though you might say on a tactical level this was a failure, on a strategic level it wa