, juanita me ayuda a cuidar a la bebÉ y cosas en la casa. >> pÁsele, juanita, pasele.jar, vino su hermana, la seÑora maricruz. vamos, vamos. cÁrguelo usted, que Él tambien va a venir, vamos, vamos. vamos, vamos. buenas tardes. >> mira, justa, ella es juanita, que se encarga de cuidar a lupita. >> hola, juanita. >> oye, ¿es verdad que tÚ te vas a cambiar para acÁ? >> sÍ. >> ¿y que te casaste con una fufurufa? >> ¿y eso a ti quÉ fregados te importa? >> no, nada, pero tÚ sabes lo que dice mi mamÁ, que vas a durar muy poco en el realengo. >> pues dile a tu mamÁ que deje de hablar de la gente. ¿y ustedes quÉ, no van a la escuela? >> no, ¿para quÉ vamos a ir a la escuela si queda mÁs lejos que nada? ademÁs, ¿para quÉ? a mÍ no me gusta la escuela. >> ¿cÓmo quieren aprender si no estudian? >> ¿quiÉn te dijo que yo quiero aprender? >> tienes razÓn, a mÍ quÉ me importa. >> oye, ¿quieres que le diga a mi papÁ que te ayude y tÚ le das una basurita? >> ¿quÉ es una basurita? >> pesos, pues, pa' la papa. >> pues hable bien, mijo, dÍgame que quiere dinero para comer. >> es lo mismo. >

. >>> reporter: it's moving day for juanita sutton.arlier this summer, citibank foreclosed on her oakland home and sold it leaving juanita and her family just one day to pack up. >> it was very overwhelming for her. >> reporter: and unexpected because back in november juanita got this letter saying her mortgage totaling about $27,000 was closed and she is no longer required to make monthly payments. >> everybody at citi called said the loan was forgiven, you don't owe us any money. >> reporter: seven months later she got a notice of eviction. >> i don't know why they put me out when the letter i have says the loan is forgiven. >> certainly should not have happened. >> reporter: bruce marks of the housing counseling agency says while the number of foreclosures is continuing to fall, big banks and government loan modification programs are only helping some homeowners in trouble. >> a lot of homeowners they just don't fall through the cracks. they fall through the crevices out there. >> reporter: mark also says with eager buyers jumping o

. >>> la seÑora juanita dice que conociÓ bien al padre, martÍnez, dice que le sorprende la informaciÓnn que llegaron que el padre martÍnez es un hombre dpeb diente depresivo y solitario el abogado dice que nuevos informes de parte de otras Órdenes deberÁn darse a conocer a mediados de este mes. >>> ariel castro pasarÁ el resto de su vida en presiÓn el hombre que secuestro, torturÓ y violo a 3 joven en su casa de cleveland, fue condenado a cadena perpetua mÁs mil aÑos, vamos a ver las imÁgenes que se dieron a conocer hoy de las habitaciones donde los jÓvenes estuvieron cautivas y tambiÉn declaraciones de vÍctima y victimario en la corte. >>> hoy comienza tu infierno, morirÁs un poco cada dÍa le dijo michelle a ariel castro antes de ser condenado a cadena perpetua mÁs mil aÑos de carcel por secuestro violaciÓn y tortura. >>> he pasado 11 aÑos en el infierno, pero ahora comienza el tuyo declarÓ la joven que mÁs tiempo estuvo cometida los abusos de Él, fue una pesadilla la joven junto amanda en la casa de los horrores en ohio. >>> cuando skaus entre a la primera vÍctima no lo tenia planead

>>>la seÑora juanita quiÉn vive amo cruzar la calle de la iglesia, dice que conociÓ muy bien al padrecerdote aquÍ. >>>la conclusiÓn a la que llegaron los siquiatras que el padre martÍnez es un hombre dependiente, depresivo y solitario y el abogado dice que nuevos uniformes de otras Órdenes religiosa, deberÁn conocerse a mediados de este mes. >>> y anthony weiner regresÓ a con actividades de campaÑa por la alcaldÍa de new york a pesar que no quieren, y hoy hablÓ en despierta amÉrica sobre el escÁndalo sexual que op poca su carrera pÚblica, y hablÓ del sido animo que usaba al secciÓn arte. >>> fue un error, pero es un caso que yo y mi esposa. >>> con esta confesiÓn preparada en espaÑol, anthony weiner traÓo de explicar el escÁndalo desde que se conocieron estas fotos. >>> la gente quiere escarbo tar en mis exentoeds tienen derecho soy una figura pÚblica y sabÍa que la gente le interesarÍa saber cosas de mÍ mi vida personal. >>> esta maÑana en el programa weiner dice que tiene propuesta para lado a la ciudad de nueva york mÁs alla celled miento en su conducta personal, y de lo que reflej

the plaintiffs and his wife said that the defendant is juanita's mother and when juanita was 15 and pregnantant believed her boyfriend at the time impregnanted juanita and she had former gang members jump her and she's suing for van and insurance paymentings. the defendant linda harris said juanita didn't want to follow the rules and so she constantly ran away from home. linda forced to have juanita locked up. she is counter suing for a cost of a car. >> plaintiff: i am a mother of three and know it is not easy being a parent. her and i have a strained relationship. >> judge mathis: this is your mom? >> plaintiff: yes, if is. >> judge mathis: okay. >> plaintiff: when i was 15 years old i had gotten pregnant and running around with gang. she had former gang members jump me because she thought i was sleeping with the boyfriend and pregnant by him. >> defendant: not true. >> plaintiff: no one was arrested. she threw me out at 15 years old and i had to sleep on park benchings. i met my husband 15 going on 16. my mother hated him. >> judge mathis: why? >> plaintiff: my mother raised to where you

what is juanita doing selling roses in the mission. wine colored, blood colors and pink roses wrapped in cellophane stuck in a plastic bucket half his size. 10 years looked like 30 stamped on his forehead a strong wind could blow him to daly city. the town of his birth. all the regular customers, the soft bellied ones and the lean ones the hard face cabdrivers, the triose know his face. his faded blue sweater and his profile like [inaudible]. his cow lick in black mop of hair. [inaudible] johnitto should be only asleep. you know the place the apartment building on 17th street through the lobby door with busted lock under the sign that says no loitering past the mildew that curdled your brain up 3riccety stairs belly up below the broken window. in bed the mattress on the floor he shares with his older sisters johnitto will dreechl a baseball glove or the perfect tail for a kite. [inaudible] 24th street with the one seed always frozen near the bottom. but the family needs more than dreams that's why my mom, sisters travelled by bus pulle

. >> gracias juanita, siÉntate.edo de que le pueda pasar algo malo. >> yo cuido a mi niÑita, muy bien. >> no, ya lo sÉ, pero el peligro siempre estÁ presente, no sÉ. hace unos dÍas se cayÓ el hijo de unos conocidos de una escalera, y estÁ muy grave. >> aquÍ ni hay escaleras. >> no, pero en la calle hay niÑos que juegan con pelota y bicicletas, hay carros, hay banqueta, no, no quiero que salgas con ella mÁs alla del jardÍn. >> como usted mande seÑora. >> y cuando la saques, quiero estar presente. >> ¿con lo ocupada que estÁ usted siempre? >> no, bueno, me voy a dar tiempo de dÓnde sea, para estar con mi niÑa. >> ay, eso sÍ estaria muy bueno. >> no te creÍ capaz, octavio. >> ni yo mismo pensÉ que fuera a hacerlo, simona, pero de no ser por esther, estarÍa malherido, o muerto. >> bueno, es que no tenÍas derecho. >> simona, la hombrÍa no es un derecho, ni un privilegio, es algo que simplemente lo sientes de pronto y que... gracias, te sale por todos los poros a la vez. >> lo importante es que se van a casar, pero, ¿y de

right here on your public television station and you think of those songs six nights a week, "my juanitaledge break, last opportunity pick up the phone, make your pledge join the station right now and when you do we'll say thank you in so many ways. $250 it's a wonderful gift we'll send you both the 3-dvd set and the 7-cd set. you've got the incredible performances you've just seen, part of this 3 cd set, two additional shows that you haven't seen on television will come your way when you become a member right now during this last opportunity or 7-cds of all the original hits by the original artists and wow talk about some great songs on here. some things we put on here, part of this, this new collection that we've made this my music series, "why you do me like you do" that's a classic favorite. my absolute personal favorite of all the cleftone songs, that's on here. things like the "shrine of saint cecelia" by willie winfield and the harptones another great song that will make you cry when you hear that. early stuff but such beautiful voices with the sensations with "please mr. disc joc

juanita steel was one of them. now juanita is 81 years old. sister steel, a former day care teacher from new york city is here today participating in this march for justice and freedom and jobs. 50 years ago sister steele prayed that the march would change hearts and minds. she listened. she listened as dr. king spoke about the fierce urgency, the fierce urgency of now, the whirl winds of change, the new militancy. five years later she mournd with all of us when dr. king was killed in memphis, where he had gone to support the 1300 sanitation workers of afsme local 723. decades have changed, times have changed, the new militancy of 1963 changed america and inspired the world. but the promise of democracy has not been made real for all of us. the promise is not real for people who work hard and play by the rules every single day, struggle to pay the bills. the promise is not real for retirees who work hard all their lives but don't now how they'll make it day to day. the promise is not real for students who graduate under so much debt they wonde

juanita steele is 81 years old. and a former day care teacher from new york city is here today participating in this march for justice and freedom and jobs. 50 years ago, sister steele prayed that would change hearts and minds. she listened as dr. king spoke about the fierce urgency, the fierce urgency of now. the whirlwinds have changed the new militancy. and five years later in 1968, she mourned with all of us when dr. king was killed in memphis where he had gone to support the 1300 sanitation workers. decades have passed. times have changed. the new militancy of 1963 changed america and inspired the world. but the promise -- the promise of democracy has not been made real for all of us. the promise is not real for people who work hard and play by the rules every single day, struggling to pay their bills. the promise is not real for retirees who work hard all their lives but don't know how they will make it day to day. the promise is not real for students who graduate under so much debt they wonder if they will ev

the allegations of bill clinton, the way he treated paula jones, contactually, juanita and of coursehe intern monica lewinsky, this was a lot deeper. this was an abuse of women. democrats came to his defense and they rallied behind him. do you think, katy, it goes back to the oochz hypocrisy in that instance? is it relevant here? >> sean, let me give you the biggest sense of hypocrisy when for days and days the democrats were talking about the so-called war on women. sand sandra fluke spoke. then they had a five-minute tribute to ted kennedy who left a woman to drown in his car before he called the police. the only war on women is democrats. it's time that nancy pelosi stepped up and actually called for the resignation of people like filner and told eliot spitzer to get lost. >> thank youboth. appreciate it at alwa. >>> coming up next. >> they all of a sudden don't want to talk to a certain of us. they're huxters. >> rev raenld al, i debated you, confronted you with some of your moers controversial statements which i'm going to play next because you haven't given me an apology. >> up

. >>> ahÍ estÁ, juanita, hola mi hermosa juana ramÍrez, miren, no, no, cien aÑos!.mira, copitos. >>> sÍ, saludamos a los pequeÑos de la casa que esta semana comenzaron las clases, vemos a briana que estÁ en kinder garden en nashville tennessee. >>> y tambiÉn a nÁyli, que comenzÓ el segundo grado. en kansas city. >>> y sigan enviando sus fotos por twitter. con la etiqueta regreso a la escuela, las ponemos para saludar a los chiquitines. y subale a la mÚsica, seguimos bailando. >>> sÍ. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. loco, si tiene a este bebÉ, encontrar tiempo para hacer ejercicio, parece imposible, atenciÓn madres y padres, no es una buena excusa, hoy claudia mamacita molina, viene a enseÑarnos cÓmo hacer que tu bebÉ sea tu mejor aliado. buenos dÍas, estÁs muy lejos, ven para acÁ. >>> buenos dÍas. >>> quÉ linda, dios mÍo. >>> te extraÑÉ. bienvenidas a la bellezas tan hermosas. >>> cÓmo estas bellezas son nuestro mejor aliado a la hora de hacer ejercicio. >>> en nuestro caso, tenemos. >>> a lazarito. >>> si, a claudina. >>> y a lazarito. >>> sÍ. >>> lazarito. lo que pasa, estÁ vestido d

>> reporter: and here's what juanita hill had to say. >> "let's keep our ill children in a drug induced and get bed sores or develop respiratory problems , how about addiction?? ohh no! where in the heck do we find these idiots. >> he certainly won't get my vote if running for president." >> reporter: you can join in on the discussion. read the story on our website -- kron-4 dot com. and also check in on our facebook and twitter page. >> another gorgeous day with this live look at our downtown camera. you can see the blue sky and it is a nice evening. right now, downtown san francisco, 66. the high of 69, early livermore, 86. tonight, mostly cloudy conditions with patchy fog developing. it will be breezy and for the shore. tomorrow, plenty of sunshine. and former for some locations for the inland locations. the wind speeds have increased in some areas. half moon bay and san jose, 15. fairfield, vallejo. the satellite and radar is pretty quiet tonight. the same on friday and saturday with this area of low pressure. that is bringing us the chance for thunderstorms. '70s in fremont. 79 in

juanita, michael, john, francess ca, jason, amy, dobarto, aaron, russell, justin, michael, cam, and frederick. >> those are the names of the 13 soldiers read in a somber ceremony four years ago honoring the fallen of the shooting of the fort hood rampage. now the trial of major has an is set to begin tomorrow. he opened fire and killed 13, and leaving 30 others wounded in fort hood. he denies the charges, but military charges prohibits him from entering the guilty plea because of the death.. he fired his two attorneys and will repreponderate himself. the sargeient thank you for joining us. >> you're welcome. >> you have stared major nadal has an in a prelimary hearing, what was that like for you? >> he doesn't she any remorse for the act he did on the 6th of november. my thought is if i would give eye to eye contact he would she remorse and he did not. and also locking eyes that i show i don't she fear. and justice will prevail. >> i know you stand strong for justice and for the country. after being shot seven times, you are clearly a survivor, but there is post traumatic stress and being que

the 13 gave their lives and service to the nation were lieutenant colonel juanita norman. captain john gafney of san diego, california. captain russell seger, 41 of racine, wisconsin. chief warrant officer, retired, michael kayu, texas. staff sergeant justin de crow, 32, of plymouth, indiana. sergeant amy kruger, 29 from wisconsin. jason hunt, 22, from oklahoma. specialist frederick green, 29 of mountain city, tennessee. specialist somtom of st. paul, minnesota. eric mika of west jordan, utah. michael pearson, 22 from illinois. private franchesko valez of chicago, illinois. these heroes are so much more than simply names. i'd ask that we all take a moment to remember them all. >> thank you. >> gregg: there was john rossi reading the names of the 13 victims of the fort hood shooting massacre. >> heather: now to an extreme weather alert. an ice tunnel collapsed on oregon's mount hood turning deadly. rescue crews uncovered the body of ten feet of snow. he was standing near the cave when it crashed down. they used chainsaws to chip away tons of ice and snow. listen to them des

juanita steel was one of them. now juanita is 81 years old. sister steel, a former day care teacher from new york city is here today participating in this march for justice and freedom and jobs. 50 years ago sister steele prayed that the march would change hearts and minds. she listened. she listened as dr. king spoke about the fierce urgency, the fierce urgency of now, the whirl winds of change, the new militancy. five years later she mournd with all of us when dr. king was killed in memphis, where he had gone to support the 1300 sanitation workers of afsme local 723. decades have changed, times have changed, the new militancy of 1963 changed america and inspired the world. but the promise of democracy has not been made real for all of us. the promise is not real for people who work hard and play by the rules every single day, struggle to pay the bills. the promise is not real for retirees who work hard all their lives but don't now how they'll make it day to day. the promise is not real for students who graduate under so much debt they wonde

>>> maÑana voy a tener algunas satisfacciones juanita, pero la mÁs grande de todas sera la humillaciÓnares con 56. los precios para el dÍa del trabajo estaban 27 centavos mÁs alto debido al pasaje del huracÁn isaac. y uno de los lugares de paseo estarÁ cerrado, el cierre de la parte oeste del parque yosemite es para que puedan frenar el avance de las llamas, ahÍ se encuentran bosques de pinos, praderas. y hacemos un parÉntesis para compartir una historia romÁntica. como si fuera sacada de pelÍcula, un soldado le dio a su novia la mejor sorpresa de su vida, todo quedÓ captado en cÁmara. >>> pasaban las 2 de la tarde. ella esperaba ansiosa la llegada de su amado. dice que lleva 11 meses esperando por Él. y todos soldados de la compaÑÍa 602 que regresan de una larga misiÓn en cuba. la impaciente terminarÍa en menos de un minuto. a la distancia veÍa venir otros soldados. traÍan papeles que decian: ¿te casarÍas conmigo? el Último lo trajo su novio, que se arrodillo ante ella. y dijo: estoy listo para pasarme el resto de la vida contigo. y le propuso matrimonio. y la novia acepto. y luego mo

>>> llÉvatela enseguida juanita por favor. >>> no, no, un momento, no me permitirÁ ver a su hijita seÑorao que dicen los demÁs, enfocarse en su felicidad, para ayudarnos estÁ marÍa marin, bienvenida, nos encanta, sÍ, a la gente que vive pensando en el quÉ dirÁn, no. >>> hay que vivir su vida, es tu vida propia. >>> quÉ seÑales marÍa, que indica que a una persona le importa el quÉ dirÁn. >>> hay tres seÑales, nÚmero uno, esto, si eres alguien un complaciente crÓnico, le haces favores a todo el mundo, no sabes decir que no, que vives para los demÁs, te importa tanto el quÉ dirÁn. otra cosa, si eres alguien que te cuesta mucho trabajo tomar decisiones, a la hora de tomar una decisiÓn lo piensas mil veces, te preocupa el quÉ dirÁn. vives por los demÁs, si eres alguien que te da miedo a quedarte solo, significa que vives del quÉ dirÁn, tienes terror al rechazo, haces lo que los demÁs quieren. >>> si le pasa eso, vamos a sobrevivir el quÉ dirÁn, y aprender a no preocuparnos por lo que piensen los demÁs de nosotros, cÓmo lo logramos? >>> lo primero que hacemos, no juzgues acciones de los demÁs,

juanita is 81 years old.tice and freedom and jobs. 50 years ago, sister steel praised that the heart would changed hearts and minds. she listened as dr. king spoke about the fierce urgency, the fierce urgency of now. the whirl winds have changed, the new militancy. and five years later in 1968, she mourned with all of us when dr. king was killed in memphis where he had gone to support the 1300 sanitation workers. decades have passed. times have changed. the new militancy of 1963 changed america and inspired the world. but the promise -- the promise of democracy has not been made real for all of us. the promise is not real for people who work hard and play by the rules every single day, struggling to pay their bills. the promise is not real for retirees who work hard all their lives but don't know how they will make it day to day. the promise is not real for students who graduate under so much debt they wonder if they will ever climb out of it. and the promise is not real for all of us if it is not real for al

we have juanita reynaldo. he is 100 years old today. he's a feisty little guy. don't challenge him.ople and lots of action. in fairbanks, alaska, that's the home of zelma trafton, and she is 100 years old today. loves her coffee. coffee for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. clara and george ackerman from advance mills, virginia, which is near charlottesville, which is probably the prettiest town in north america. they've been married for 76 years. we wish them a blessed anniversary. that's sweet. that's really nice. rose sturdevant, a good strong name, beaumont, texas. when you're from texas and you're from beaumont, you can walk proud and tall. 103 years old today. loves her vegetables, but most of the vegetables she eats, she grows herself. we got another birthday on the list today. this is paul bancroft from beautiful downtown shoshone, idaho. one of the most incredible states in this country. it's unbelievable. a little bit of everything. great farmland, fabulous potatoes. 104 years old today, and he can tell you the whole history of idaho. always liked history in school. now back t