su mamÁ, doÑa juanita, una economista dice que era luchadora y de recio carÁcter, que no podÍa evitarcuando habla de su falcao. esta convencida que su niÑo vino a este mundo para jugar al fÚtbol. >> Él pateaba peloticas de papel que yo decÍa. >> tampoco puede olvidar que se opuso a que se fuera a formar como futbolista en argentina. >> pensaba en la soledad que iba a vivir Él. pero él me agarrÓ me dijo mami, ayÚdame, dÉjame, con esa carita. >> con picardÍa reconociÓ que estas alturas de la vida de su hijo ya casado y con un hijo en camino todavÍa lo regaÑa, cada vez que siente que no estÁ haciendo las cosas bien. >> cuando yo veo algo que no es lo correcto, >> el dÍa que falcao se lesionÓ colombia entera se queda en silencio aunque no era la primera vez que se lesionaba, se querÍa hundir. se hizo trizas la ilusiÓn mÁs grande de su pequeÑo, jugar la copa del mundo con la selecciÓn de su paÍs. >> y llorÓ amargamente, yo querÍa ponerlo en el pecho y acariciarlo. >> pero ese mal momento pasÓ y ahora su madre concentra sus esfuerzos en la fundaciÓn que creo su hijo para fomentar el fÚtbol

doÑa juanita.n un poco de vergüenza que siendo un niÑo se enfureciÓ como nunca y se opuso que se fuera a formar como futbolista en argentina. >> yo me opuse. porque aÚn tenÍa 14 aÑos. estaba estudiando. pensÉ en las niÑas. pensaba en la soledad que iba a vivir Él. yo me opuse. pero Él me agarrÓ, me llevó y me dijo: mami es mi futuro. ayudame. dÉjame ir. con esa carita, yo le dije bueno papito. >> reconociÓ con picardia que a estas alturas de su vida, su hijo casado con un niÑo y otro en camino todavÍa lo regaÑa. cada vez que siente que no estÁ haciendo las cosas bien. >> sÍ. duro. claro, cuando yo veo algo que no es lo correcto, entonces yo le digo. >> cuando se lesionÓ pocos dÍas antes del mundial colombia entera se quedÓ en silencio. no era la primera vez que se lesionaba. juanita se querÍa morir. se hizo trizas la ilusiÓn de su pequeÑo. jugar la copa del mundo con la selecciÓn de su paÍs. >> y llorÓ amargamente. pero amargamente. lo quise poner en el pecho y acariciarlo. fue de los momentos mÁs

juanita morris gazes over the rubble of her being store. she compares the destruction of her business monday night as a bad dream. >> is it really happening? are you sleeping? >> morris's buz technique was -- morris's boutique was destroyed, rioters cut a path of destruction from ferguson to delwood burning and destroying about 60 businesses. four days after the violence delwood's mayor says he can't get a meeting with governor jay nixon and he's frustrated. >> personally i've not heard from the governor. >> some business owners are frustrated too. a tire warehouse owner vetted. for the first time since monday the road connectferguson and delwood was open to traffic. on lookers gawk lookers gawked t destruction. late friday afternoon, governor jay nixon announced another $625,000 in zero-interest loans would be available. but state senator gina walsh demands the state do more. >> we have to come up with some kind of loan forgiveness some kind of incentive to have these folks want to keep their businesses here and want to stay here. >> juani

. >> juanita stands over the republic tha you'll be that was once they are clothing store. she compares the destruction of her business by riotser like a bad dream. morris' boutique was destroyed in the violence after a grand jury decided not to indict a white police officer in the shooting and killing of an unarmed black teen. rioters destroyed about 60 businesses. >> i called the governor's office on tuesday. personally i have not heard from the governor. >> some business owners are frustrated, too. a tire shot wrote angry that maximummel guard did not protect the businesses. drivers gawk at the destruction: banks and the chamber of customers could provide zero zero-business loans to help businesses to get back up on their feet. but state senator demands that the state do more. >> we have to come up with some kind of loan forgiveness or incentive to want to have folks want to keep their businesses here and want to stay here. >> juanita morris is trying to be patient. she said she will rebuild. >> there is nothing wrong with falling. the problem is when you don't get up. >

. >>> juanita hizo la dieta. me funcionÓ.que ha bajado. >>> en un comunicado dijeron que es un programa que funciona y estÁ respaldado por aÑos de investigaciÓn la nutricionista dijo que las dietas funcionan la clave es encontrar un plan que usted pueda mantener lo mismo dijo el dr. el creador. necesita crear un nuevo estilo de vida y mantenerlo. >>> la clave para perder peso y manten manteneryo no es solamente comer saludable y por ejemplo no dejar de comer hacer ejercicios, digamos dormir porque la falta de sueÑo puede hacer que nos haga sentir mÁs hambre y manejar el estrÉs porque muchos casos comemos por estrÉs. >>> al regresar en el noticiero telemundo directamente desde mejorar de el congreso del estado en guerrero por los 43 estudiantes desaparecidos yo estuve ahÍ presente cuando ocurriÓ este siniestro les tengo los detalles al regresar. >>> continuando la cobertura en mÉxico, algo que ha sido una constante en esta ola de disturbios de parte de los manifestantess que apoyan a los 43 norma listas desaparecidos es que to

que estÁn para el precio regular es la ilusiÓn por descuentos lo que mantiene para juanita y vicky haciendora fotÓgrafos. >>> bueno, para tÚ sabes en donde vi eso, en guerrero. yendo hacia la capital por las montaÑas a veces se >> la verdad es que es un [bip]. >> no... >> la verdad... >> yo no soy ningÚn [bip], doctora. >> cuando llegÓ, doctora, me encontrÉ con la peor situaciÓn de mi vida. >> ¿quÉ pasÓ? >> encuentro a juan manuel teniendo relaciones sexuales con un hombre. >> bueno, en primer lugar, no entiendo quÉ esperaba ver, ¿dibujitos animados? es cine porno, ¿no? >> no. un momentito. >> mi profesiÓn es ser... [bip] es una falta de respeto. >> doctora, estaba [bip]. >> ¡quÉ grosera que es! >> me hace los exÁmenes, yo le digo, a mÍ no me importa quedar en silla, en lo que sea, lo que sea, pero recupÉreme la niÑa. >> ¡te embarazaste del amigo que te escuchaba! [risas del pÚblico]

a nacer 00;07;34 00;56;00 me la pongo aquí y tomo el agua tranquilo.no necesito manos solo mañas juanita2;48 me duele el alma pero si el quiere asi, me siento feliz porque dios esta con el ..00;43;00 nat break madre e hijo..abrazo 00;54;19 lo amo.yo tambien. su mam al igual que el resto de la familia. lo han ayudado con la recuperacin.. 00;43;35 yo lloro en mi cuarto, a veces mi esposo me oye llorar y me dice: que tienes? nada. 00;43;42 00;41;33 señorita yo no soportaba ver a mi hijo con las manos asi 00;41;48 realizar las cosas que antes pasaban desapersibidas por la rutina, se ha convertido en un reto para eleazar. mostrar desde que abre la puerta del auto 00;59;46 metiendo llave al auto 01;00;04 subiendose al auto 01;00;18 tratando de prender el coche y lo prende 01;01;03 se pone el cinturón 01;01;13 cierra la puerta lorena y aunque eleazar no se da por vencido, los obstaculos de la vida cotidiana no es lo unico que enfrenta. el asegura que el sindicato al que pertenece ha formado parte de su pesadilla.. maÑana en la segunda parte le tendremos los detalles.. lorena --- y en mxico la d

. >>> en los caprichos de la vida la botÁnica juanita alvarez, no ardiÓ, aunque estÁ pegada las que sufrieron me quemÓ ni un clavo. >>> fe es algo que comparten sus vecinos comerciantes. >>> uno sin nada, y entonces, la ropa que trae uno es ganancia y esto, es secundario. >>> lo que falta por determinar, es la causa del incendio en los Ángeles, carlos botifoll telemundo. >>> la arquidiÓcesis de chicago divulgÓ 15 mil pÁginas de documentos internos de casos de abuso sexual provocado por sacerdotes. la arquidiÓcesis encubrio el abuso de niÑos por dÉcadas y estos documentos muestran como fue lo que hizo trasladando a religioso de parroquia en parroquia y manteniÉndolos activos como sacerdotes, aunque las acusaciones en su encontrase habÍan comprobado. >>> el director de una sinfÓnica mÁs renombrada del salvador, estÁ preso, acusado de abusar sexualmente de una jovencita de 16 aÑos. que era su alumna particular tenemos las declaraciones de la madre de la joven, que asegura que el director engaÑÓ a su hija de la peor manera. >>> su nombre es julian blanco, >>>periodist reconocido director musical

in small boats they're i wil ill equipped for long journeys, juanita knows only too well the consequencesa fisherman gone too far. her family also survived haiyan but her husband was shot and killed while at sea just a few weeks ago by other fisherman. >> he never thought he would be in that kind of danger. he's just earning a living like he has always done by fishing. >> thousands were donated to fishing communities privately and by aid agencies but the locals call they will solar boats because they do little but sit out in the sun all day. many of these fishing communities were moved inland by the government making it hard for them to earn a living. >> we have alternative livelihoods. you could be a driver, a tricycle driver, give them livelihoods, and we're working on that. empty words for many of the fishing men and women. they're frustrated and angry, but say they will keep trying to find ways to get back on their feet. al jazeera. >> now cuba needs foreign investment, but not everyone sees it as a place open for business. decades of state control have prevented the growth of foreign

ferguson, where hundreds of businesses, many family owned, struggle to uncover from months of unrest, juanitaorris says a boycott is misdirected. >> i feel that the business didn't have anything to do with what happened. and when you hurt the business, you hurt people that have jobs. >> reporter: a day of protest and prayers for the family of michael brown. a vigil in florida, the parents of trayvon martin a day after tweeting this picture at thanksgiving, an empty chair at the table. >> that was ron allen reporting. monday, missouri's governor jay nixon will ask the state's general assembly to free up more money to pay for the extra law enforcement officers in the ferguson area. protests have been ongoing since the grand jury's recent decision not to indict the officer who fatally shot michael brown in august. still ahead, how a local woman is forced to lead a different fight against an illness that affects so many. >>> caught on camera, local residents hit by holiday thieves taking matters into their own hands. how you can protect yourself by following their lead. >>> tracking a temperature

juanita scherich is the icwa director for the oglala sioux tribe. she was placed into foster care when she was 9 years old. >> those children, they become the person that's going to get in trouble all the time. they become the person in the orange suits, in jails, in shackles. somebody tell me i'm wrong. because i know i'm not wrong. i'm tired of seeing our kids hanging themselves when they come home. i hope that we can change that because you can mark. you and your dss workers. now it's up to you, how much you want to work with us. lets start a new beginning. by the end of the meeting, the icwa directors and the state had reached an informal agreement to hold another hearing two weeks after a child is taken into custody. it's a chance for the tribe to push dss to make sure children are placed with native families and are staying connected to their culture. >> at this time we're going to have a prayer song before we begin our little ceremony. at little wound school, a new generation is proudly celebrating lakota tradition. >> our kids need to know who they are, where they come from, an

best buy's first black friday customers say hello to victim and juanita. they started camping out at the store in riverside county a week ago. that's 22 days before the deals start. they have been doing it for years and this time they hope to get a tv. >> they look comfortable. >> they are not camping out. they're living there. >> no kidding. >> they have moved in. >> they should charge rent. >> they have relatives come in and take their place while they eat or shower or -- >> they should give them a free tv. >> they should. >> good pub. >> absolutely. >> hope it doesn't rain on them. >> how's the weather? >> we have a chance of showers this evening. not going to be a washout but plan on showers developing in the north bay. then overnight tonight, slowly working its way across the rest of the bay area tomorrow morning showers early on. sunshine by the afternoon. dry weather headed into the weekend. >> all right. not too bad. that's it for kpix 5 news at noon. take care, everybody. we'll see you manana. >> wyatt: as soon as you're finished here, can you get

ahÍ estÁ juanita gonzález, bailando reggaeton!abuelita, luego hablamos contigo.ro. ♪ ya lo pasado, pasado.. ♪ ya... ¿ya empiezo la canciÓn? >> ya! >> no, mejor,¿ puedo contar un chiste? >> cÓrrele! >> estaba un niÑo muy feliz con los perros reciÉn nacidos, y le dice a su papÁ, los perritos acabaron no ven a hacer... >> tiempo, te tardaste! no llores, te queremos! >> me quedÉ con la gana de saber quÉ le pasÓ al perrito. >> ¿quÉ le pasÓ a los perritos? >> unas de las mÍas, tiene el talento que yo tengo cantando. >> ahora vamos con maye! 3,2,1! tiempo! ♪ tal vez maÑana yo despierte sola ♪ (aplausos) ♪ quiero estar soÑando ♪ no me despiertes tÚ ♪ ♪ no ves que asÍ yo soy feliz ♪ ♪ consciente soy, mi amor ♪ que no eres para mÍ ♪ ♪ no hay necesidad que me desprecies ♪ ♪ tÚ ponte en mi lugar... ♪ >> tiempo! >> quÉ buena voz, igualita que tÚ, anita. >> yo le enseÑÉ. >> tan temprano y despertando pasiones! >> muy bien! >> nos queda el coronel, el alma de la fiesta. 3,2,1! >> llega la esposa del general, y le dice: espejito, espejito, dime cuÁl es la mujer más hermosa de es

a nacer 00;07;34 00;56;00 me la pongo aquí y tomo el agua tranquilo.no necesito manos solo mañas juanitasi el quiere asi, me siento feliz porque dios esta con el ..00;43;00 nat break madre e hijo..abrazo 00;54;19 lo amo.yo tambien. su mam al igual que el resto de la familia. lo han ayudado con la recuperacin.. 00;43;35 yo lloro en mi cuarto, a veces mi esposo me oye llorar y me dice: que tienes? nada. 00;43;42 00;41;33 señorita yo no soportaba ver a mi hijo con las manos asi 00;41;48 realizar las cosas que antes pasaban desapersibidas por la rutina, se ha convertido en un reto para eleazar. mostrar desde que abre la puerta del auto 00;59;46 metiendo llave al auto 01;00;04 subiendose al auto 01;00;18 tratando de prender el coche y lo prende 01;01;03 se pone el cinturón 01;01;13 cierra la puerta lorena y aunque eleazar no se da por vencido, los obstaculos de la vida cotidiana no es lo unico que enfrenta. el asegura que el sindicato de trabajadors de la construccion 405 ha formado parte de su pesadilla.. maÑana en la segunda parte le tendremos los detalles.. lucrecia amigos tengan todos muy

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today is the first time that juanita is seeing the first of her boutique since she closed monday beforethe grand jury verdict. dresses and shoes, racks of business that thrived for 15 years gone. she's upset but philosophical. >> it's heartbreaking. it's okay. i take a lot of encouragement from my customers and my employees, who have been there for me. my family has been a big supporter. so i'll be okay. >> well, w a corier arrives. >> this is wonderful. we've got inventory now. >> later a little more reflective she worries about neighboring shops that may never reopen. >> from what i understand some of the merchants may not have had insurance, which is going to be more heartbreaking. some of the businesses may not be able to open back up because that have fact analysis the government comes through with some type of loans or assistance to help rebuild these businesses. >> all of these buildings, these you burned under buildings are crime scenes. arson investigators are going through the republic for clues. the question on most people's minds here is not why di how did this happen or who

ferguson, where hundreds of businesses, many family owned, struggled to recover from months of unrest, juanitas, who lost her boutique, says it's misdirected. >> i don't feel that the business had anything to do with what happened. when you hurt the business, you hurt people that have jobs. >> reporter: a day of protest and prayers for the family of michael brown. a vigil in florida where the parents of trayvon martin, a day after tweeting a picture of their thanksgiving, empty chair at the table. >> and on monday, missouri's governor jay nixon will ask the state's general assembly to free up more money to pay for extra law enforcement officers in the ferguson area. protesters have been going on since the grand jury's recent decision not to indict the officer who fatally shot michael brownback in august. >>> new this morning, virginia one step closer to allowing people to legally carry marijuana. according to the times dispatch, a bill that would decriminalize the drug is on track to be presented to the general assembly. in addition to decriminalization, it would reduce the criminal penalties

. >> reporter: but for juanita morris, there isn't a business anymore. fashions are boutique burned with so many others monday night. she watched on television as her life's work was raized by rioters. >> when you get anger in you, it's hard to get out of the and i think all of this came from anger. and what happens when you do things when you're angry, you have to come back and apologize, say i'm sorry, or you done said the wrong thing or done did the wrong thing, and some things you can't go back and fix. >> reporter: she believes she can stick this. she's already started a "go fund me" page online and has insurance money. she plans to rebuild. >> location, location is the best thing for a business, and i think this was an excellent location. ♪ >> reporter: her optimism is shared in other places in town. the taste of honey hair salon started a party in the parking lot. >> we're trying to keep ferguson alive after all it's been through. we're struggling to come back alive. all of our businesses have suffered badly. >> reporter: and as crews of volunteer

today's the first time juanita morris is seeing what's left of her boutique. dresses and shoes, shelfing and racks of business that thrived for 15 years gone in a moment of rage. she's upset but philosophical. >> it's heart-breaking, but i'll be ok. i've had a lot of encouragement from my customers and my employees have been there for me, so my family has been a big supporter, so i'll be ok. >> well, we speak, a courier arrives with a couple of dresses. the store sees it as a good sign. >> we are going to start with new stuff. this is wonderful. we've got some inventory now. [ laughter ] >> later, a little more reflective, she worries about neighboring shots. >> some of the merchants may not have had insurance, which is more heartbreaking. some businesses may not be able to open back up because of that fact unless the government comes through with some type of loans or assistance to help rebuild these businesses. >> all these burnt out buildings are still crime scenes, arson investigators are going through the rubble with clues. the question on most people's m

michael and juanita jordan's breakup, even after mel gibson and his wife robin moore. >> this is theing me now is the president of the american academy of divorce. why dependent she get something closer to half of his wealth? >> that's a really good question, lawrence. one that i've asked myself, why he would walk away with nearly 90% of the assets that were created during the marriage while she only walks off with about 6% and she has to finance his payout as well. the judge found in the decision that of the $14 billion or $15 billion amassed over the marriage, only $2 billion was marital. so he gave her half of what he felt. >> and that has to do with the peculiarities of oklahoma law in these matters? >> but i moan, obviously, look, she's got $1 billion. no one is saying she's not more than well taken care of. >> and he's got 14. >> but what about the -- how surprised are you that there was no prenup? this is his second marriage. this happened after heads first wife filed for divorce on suspicion he was having an affair with the woman who turned out to be his second wife who he ju

. >> i remember i interviewed juanita broderick.t seems to be in some cases people are popular enough nobody wants to listen. what do you make of that? i'll give you the last word on this. >> i think it's very unfortunate because people of bill cosby's stature, fame, fortune and celebrityism, they have a confederacy of safety nets around them. several layers of people in the inner circle that protect his identity. it has been brought to my attention that there may be some corporate cover-up and some very important influential people that he traveled with that made this all possible for him. so the message quickly, if i may, is to just as i reach out to other people which is really my goal here is to save some lives of some younger generations that are coming aboard here and wanting to enter the industry just to, you know, keep an eye out. and as i move through my advocacy with sexual crimes and the survivors, those are the messages i want to give that people of this stature do not have different rights, they do not live in a bubble

vicki torres and juanita alvarez came prepared with snacks and coffee.se they both need to leave. >> everybody is on a fixed income and we don't have that kind of money to splurge. >> at the top of their shopping list is a 50 inch hd tv for $199. they admit people think they're crazy but they are determined to get a good deal. 50 inch tv, $199. let's get our tents. >>> coming up on abc 7 news, we will show you the baby drummer in his own heavy metal band. >>> lessons learned from the world's largest corn maze in northern california that turned into a 911 emergency. >>> i'm michael finney. today's 7 on your side q & a is just ahead. i'm still taking your questions on twitter and facebook. you can contact me and i will answer your questions live a little later. >>> spencer christian. a colorful sunset developing thanks to increasing clouds. the clouds may also bring us some rain tonight. i will have the accuweather forecast in just a moment. >>> taking a live look at the skyway at 4:36 on your wednesday, it is at a crawl but a slightly better crawl on the

juanita is seeing what is left of her boutique. dresses and shoes, businesses that thrived gone in a moment of rage. she's upset bus philosophical. >> heart-breaking. i'll be okay. i had encouragement from my customers and employees - they have been there for me. so my families has been a big supporter. i'll be okay. >> reporter: while we spark, a courier arrives with a delivery, a couple of dresses ordered before the fire. the store manager sees it as a good sign. >> we start with new staff. we didn't have inventory, we have some inventory now. >> later, reflective, she worries about neighbouring shops that may never reopen. >> from what i understand some merchants may not have had insurance. some businesses may not be act open up because of that fact. unless the government comes through with a loan or assistance to help rebuild the businesses. >> all of the buildings, burnt-out buildingsar crime scenes. arson investigators are going through the rubble for clues. the questions on most people's minth is how did it happen, who did i

their names are vicky torres and juanita salas. they'll be with us shortly.to buy and how much money are they going to end up saving in terms of -- to me maybe it's because of my age at this point. nothing is more valuable than your time. >> and sleeping in your own bed. >> that doesn't do me any good, but your time is the most valuable commodity. i don't know how old or young the ladies are. it's going to be interesting. there's nothing you could get me -- there's no way. >> there must be a flat screen or something and you have to be first in line. we'll talk to them. as soon as we get it, we're going immediately live. >> because nbc breaking news. >> here is a question for you. since a lot of people are already thinking about shopping if they're not doing it yet, when you're in the mall and looking for a parking place, what kind of a parking lot driver are you? >> i guess that says everything about your integrity, doesn't it. >> and personality. >> and character. >> carinsurance.com says there are five strategies. think about which one you are. most people

ours is not enough juanita has been a camp outside best buy and sell mons since wednesday. 22 days before the deals are unleashed >> : and that's why. they've been doing this for years and this year the of the best deal on a new tv and they think they're gonna get it when the average in when it costs them. >> : have that than days avoiding everything else >> : to to mix a real-life >> : go ahead here on morning news the big hot spot several of the grateful turkey's overturns on the city offer of all reported that had >> : a sense a high paying for parking at another bar station >> : thick tell you what bart station is coming up a lot report >> : what it will look like to tell o'clock >> : tell o'clock >> : i tell them aveeno®. because beautiful skin goes with everything. [ female announcer ] aveeno® daily moisturizing lotion has active naturals® oat with five vital nutrients naturally found in healthy skin. where do i wear aveeno®? everywhere. aveeno® daily moisturizing lotion.. and try the body wash too. aveeno®. naturally beautiful results™. aveeno®. st fds a holay ltove

it eclipses tiger and elin woods's divorce, michael and juanita jordan's breakup, even actor mel gibson moore. >> this is the king kong of divorce cases. >> proof that breakups can come at a colossal cost. and we reached out to harold hamm and his attorney. this is what he had to say. "on behalf of mr. hamm, we believe judge haralson's ruling is a fair and equitable outcome to the case. the company was mr. hamm's for over 20 years prior to the marriage. this ruling will not affect continent continental." sueann hamm could not be reached for comment. back to you guys. >> all right, betty, thanks. >> $1 billion. >> i know. goes a long way. >> what do they say, mo money, mo problems? >>> let's get a check of the weather now from al. >> announcer: "today's weather" is brought to you by massmutual, a company owned by its policy owners. >> and guys, we're watching a little low pressure system off the southeastern atlantic coast, bringing some showers from wilmington on into charleston and the florida coastline, but what we're also watching is this polar plunge also affecting the pacific north