. >> reporter: this is liam. everybody likes liam. hard not to, that smile under the hat that he never takes off. and this is his loving mom, kathleen hilferty, who knew from the beginning that something was terribly wrong with liam. >> i knew something was wrong because of the breathing. he couldn't eat at the same time. he couldn't drink and breathe at the same time. >> reporter: liam is 12. this is his twin brother, joseph, who is about twice as big as liam. from day one, his mother was desperate to find out exactly what was wrong with liam so she could get him treated. >> i wanted at least to have a name to it so i could say i did the best possible thing for my child or i gave him the best possible care. >> reporter: for 12 agonizing years, kathleen was looking for an answer and recently got one from dr. ian krantz at the children's hospital of philadelphia, who had sequenced liam's genome. >> and we not only found an answer in him but we found the same answer in a number of other children, and we have a new diagnosis. we are unde

and i have known liam for about a year. i made friends with him the first day i went in the bar and he has taught me about wine via tasting and his bar and just being a culture. customer. and just in the last year i have gone from knowing nothing to knowing about all kinds of different wines, pinot, chardonnay, you know? it's made my life happier, but aside from that it's a nice, lounge-type environment that reads a friendly atmosphere. thank you. >> thank you. >> hello. my name is vincent and i work for liam at the pour house on polk. i just wanted to say that i really, really enjoy working at this place. it's a quaint little spot and i feel that people come in here to decompress, you know? in the evening. we're not open very late. people like to learn about wines from around the world and it's a place you can lounge out, with the company and conversation with the people that you are with there and it's a very enjoyable atmosphere. i think people who choose to come in here, versus some of the other bars on polk because of

. >> liam: not that good. >> steffy: mm. >> liam: you sure you have to go?steffy: i promised my dad. >> liam: what's it about? >> steffy: wish i knew. >> liam: well, is there any way you can call him and find out? i mean, maybe it's not that urgent. >> steffy: i suppose i could. >> liam: but you don't think you should. >> steffy: not because i'm anxious to leave you here all alone. >> liam: okay. that's good to know. your timing sucks, by the way. >> steffy: oh, how sweet. >> liam: [ laughs ] >> steffy: you miss me already. >> liam: yeah, well, your dad

. >> hope: liam.m, i don't like telling you things that will upset you, but you deserve to know what your father did to us. >> liam: okay, okay, 'cause my dad swore to me after cabo that he would never interfere in our lives again. >> hope: okay, well, maybe that was a promise that he meant in the moment, but he certainly could not keep it. >> liam: hope... are you sure? >> hope: he admitted it to me. >> liam: admitted what, exactly? >> hope: somehow he got deacon out of prison and used him to sabotage our wedding.

[ laser guns firing ] >> steffy: liam, are you downstairs? >> liam: uh, yeah.yeah. >> steffy: hard at work, i see. >> liam: yeah. it's been a long day. >> steffy: so, are you winning? >> liam: winning what? >> steffy: the video game you're

>> liam: i'm gonna call 911! >> bill: don't! care of myself. >> liam: take care -- you just stabbed yourself! >> bill: let me tell you something. [ panting ] the pain that i feel right now is nothing compared to the pain i feel when you say you are done with me. [ panting ] we share a blood bond of father and son. and that meant nothing to my father. i was the bastard son. but it means everything to me.

. >> liam: so, you're just putting this all on me? >> brooke: you're the man in the middle. >> liam: [ sighs ] apparently. >> brooke: i can't support you and hope if you can't get beyond that. hope thinks you will. i'm not so sure. i've had experience with this kind of thing. >> liam: you're asking a lot of me, brooke. >> brooke: so, are you saying i'm asking you for a commitment that you're not ready to make? >> bill: come to daddy my big boy. [ grunts ] i got you. i got you. not too small, is it? >> katie: no. it's just right. >> bill: daddy did good. >> katie: so, tell the truth. is this a bribe? >> bill: absolutely. what sane woman's gonna put up with me unless there's something in it for her? >> katie: oh, i think i gave up my claim to sanity the day i married you. >> bill: oh, you still have a few brain cells left. in fact, you know, you know certain things that i just don't, all women do, like why isn't his hair coming in fas

have you talked to liam? >> steffy: i haven't told him yet. he doesn't know i'm pregnant. [ cellphone ringing ] [ cellphone beeps ] >> liam: hello? >> steffy: hey, you. >> liam: steffy. where -- where are you? >> steffy: just, uh, living it up in first class.

steffy and liam are in a very committed relationship.usiness going over to their home. >> brooke: that was her home first, and she'd still be there with liam if she wasn't lied to! look, i [sighs] she's gonna do what she wants. don't ask me to change her mind. i can't do that. >> taylor: you can't, or you won't? >> brooke: hope and liam are still very close. >> taylor: i don't care what you think. you better find a way to stop hope, or i will. >> hope: are you okay? >> dayzee: yeah. >> hope: the -- uh, the woman who was just here -- >> dayzee: maya. >> hope: maya. uh, you said she was a client of yours? >> dayzee: yeah. yeah, a few years ago. >> hope: i'm sorry. if this is none of my business you can tell me, and i'll back off. but what kind of client? i don't get it. >> dayzee: it's kind of a long story. it actually feels like a lifetime ago.

wier. >> for liam, kelly has become a friend. i mean, he's very excited to see her. you can tell, he lights up when he sees kelly, he leans forward, his posture changes, his eye contact is much stronger. i think it's something he can relate to, and feel successful with. >> i like to play soccer. >> reporter: robots, like this one are being introduced in research settings where specialists are compiling data to see if the technology can assist individuals with special needs. notre dame psychology professors use a robot built in france by aldebaran robotics, as a tool to encourage children with autism, who may struggle just to engage in simple conversation. according to the autism society one percent of american children ages three to 17 have an autism spectrum disorder. autism is a developmental disability which often includes delayed speech, a lack of interest in relationships, and limited eye contact. it is the fastest-growing developmental disorder and the need for new tools in therapy is great. >> i'm a really good guy, and i'

wier. >> for liam, kelly has become a friend. i mean, he's very excited to see her. you can tell, he lights up when he sees kelly, he leans forward, his posture changes, his eye contact is much stronger. i think it's something he can relate to, and feel successful with. >> i like to play soccer. >> reporter: robots, like this one are being introduced in research settings where specialists are compiling data to see if the technology can assist individuals with special needs. notre dame psychology professors use a robot built in france by aldebaran robotics, as a tool to encourage children with autism, who may struggle just to engage in simple conversation. according to the autism society one percent of american children ages three to 17 have an autism spectrum disorder. autism is a developmental disability which often includes delayed speech, a lack of interest in relationships, and limited eye contact. it is the fastest-growing developmental disorder and the need for new tools in therapy is great. >> i'm a really good guy, and i'

ah, liam. i want you to do something for me. how are you, liam? nice to see you, liam. thanks for coming, liam. what? ah, nothing. what can i do for you, mr. quigley? if a woman called rosarie comes by, phone me immediately. a woman called rosarie? that's right. and is this likely to happen? it's a strong possibility. tonight? soon. and you'll be at home? yes. while i'm here? waiting for your call. oh, for the love of... [ laughter ] ambrose a priest? he's already an ayatollah. it's not funny padraig. indeed it is not, the state of poor niamh. father... could i have a word? sure. am i right; you're an educated man? well, yeah. all right. is it true that satellites can see the warts on your nose if they had a mind to? well, i don't know about the warts on your nose but something the size of -- ooh, i don't know, a sheep maybe. thank you, father. you're welcome. [ knock at door ] niamh? niamh? i don't care anymore. i don't care if he becomes a priest or a publican. i want nothing to do with him. nothing wrong with being a publican. i didn't mean -- ah, shut up. it's a sha

liam: come on, danny say you'll mend it. i'm a farmer not a carpenter. you're as good with nails as you are with... manure. manure. it's an antique, is it? and we need it today-- come on, how much? i'll do it for free. what would you want in return? see that barn? yeah. and those fences? yeah. they need paint. they look okay to me. trust me, they need paint. all that for one chair? you did say it was mr. quigley's antique chair, didn't you? imelda: so how was it you found yourself in dublin? i was passing by. so you thought you'd just pop in? something like that. can i have this? no. it's not yours and it's dirty. put it back. imelda: i'll take kieran to the park. thanks, imelda. come on-- we best get you a cup of tea or something. thank you. i went to see mairead reilly. kathleen mentioned something about that. ( pager goes off ) sorry. ( clears throat ) her mother doesn't seem to want her to join the choir. yes, it's a great shame for the girl's sake. i was wondering if you would have a word. what makes you think that i can help? when i asked her what

>> liam. >> and how old are you, liam? 4. >> tell me the story of christmas. >> christmas -- there are presents. there are reindeer. if it didn't have reindeers -- i could just ask them myself. each day is christmas for one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25 -- 25. got to build a snowman, too. got to give it food. they have to give normal food to children. so they can do it. a present at my school. >> what did i miss? >> i talked about my school. >> oh, you were telling them about the school. >> so, i said i did get chocolate. [ applause ] >> just slightly longer than all the "harry potter" novels. what language do kids in england speak? >>> tonight at midnight, the em unexpected journey." the first of three movies based on the book "the hobbit." as a movie, now that we have "game of thrones," the hobbit seems kind of tame. why watch people fight a dragon in a movie, when i can watch them fight a dragon naked on hbo? director peter jackson used

your uncle, your cousin liam, your family -- you betrayed us

. >> liam: [ chuckles ] hope, you -- >> hope: no, liam, it's -- it's

. ♪ mother of jesus. [ knocking ] liam, get your arse out here! i've got some work for you!a ring. [ pounding ] father clifford! [ pounding ] yes? oh, message for you, father. something about a dumper truck. peter. i can't, jenny. not now. brian, turn that thing off. edso, there will be no dumping here today; you have my word. now please leave before he calls the gards. you are trespassing. so are you. edso, please. just leave it to me. come on, now, father, we don't want any trouble. there'll be no trouble. but if you're gonna dump that, you'll have to dump it on me. i have no problem with that. start her up. dump. get out of here. thank you, father. i don't think i've done you any favours. you took a stand, father. a lot wouldn't. you still wanna stay here? or go where? i don't know. you think it might be different somewhere else? well, there might be more work. mending kettles, right? i dunno. but surely at least renting somewhere. even renting you need a deposit. [ knock at door ] come in. hello. hello. this is getting to be a habit. what's that? just disappearing. jenny

liam. why would you do that? i have a heart of gold. what do you say?l you give us what we paid for them? i didn't say i had a brain of sponge. i'll give you half. half? a better return then you'll ever get. well, what do you want with it? not your problem. no way. what? [ ♪ musical interlude ♪ ] what's the meaning of this? father clifford, are you with these people? i am, father. it's nothing personal. oh, yes, it is. assumpta. i'll have your respect assumpta fitzgerald. ha, in a parallel universe. you haven't even got children. i do. we do. and we want them taught by brendan kearney. [ all expressing agreement ] when you'vnished flaunting your liberation theology i'll see you in my office. thanks for that. i have never, in all my years as a parish priest, encountered such insolence. i'm sure she didn't mean it. i didn't mean miss fitzgerald. in the name of god, on a sunday to take the side of those gurriers against me. it's a dignified protest. don't talk of dignity; where's the dignity in that? all they're saying -- they? all right. all we're asking

. >>> coming up,ly yum -- liam liam-niesen is dead set on doing three. can you fire somebody for supporting obama? yes and no minus the no part. >>> welcome back. they let them go for supporting o. a business in ceder city, utah -- andy can't only budsman -- ombudsman that one. terry lee of terry lee forensics dish owed why he ditched them in the on-line story of a smoothy bar operator who charged liberals more than conservatives. he said we had to let two employees go for costs and increased taxes. what he did was kosher. they do not prevent people from caning people because of politics. let's discuss in this thing. >> lightning roooouuuuunnndd. lightning round. >> rick, you travel a lot and talk to people. am i wrok to thing obongo is totally racist? >> i would say yes. >> this guy is probably just a jerk. >> it sounds like it. >> can you imagine these guys are like, oh yea he won. oh fired. >> you think it is great? >> i don't think it is fair. they should just these people based on their job performance and not on who they have as president. >> he th

liam: a horse's saddle? i mean a horse's head i could understand. it shows him we mean business. and what're you gonna put in his bed when you really want to wind him up? blinkers? all right! i like horses, okay? i prefer them with their heads on, and even if i didn't how exactly am i gonna do that? "excuse me, miss burke d'ya have the loan of a chainsaw?" "i do, donal of course -- what for?" "well now, miss burke, "i just want to sever the head "from one of your finest thoroughbreds." "is that right, donal? "tear way. it's in the shed." have you finished? at least i made the effort. frankie: when did you first become aware there was something else in bed with you? when i woke up. obviously. what did you think it was? i thought it was the wife. at first. you thought a top-of-the-range saddle from clutterbuck's in kildargen was your wife? frankie, don't start. and when did you discover -- i don't to hear that. oonagh, do you have any idea how a saddle -- i was in the spare room. oonagh -- the gards might think it was relevant. dermot hold on a sec. do you know anything about this

i'm liam maylin. thanks for watching.ime. [ crickets chirping ] [ traffic passing ] ♪ [ music box: lullaby ] [ man on tv, indistinct ] ♪ [ lullaby continues ] [ baby coos ] [ man announcing ] millions are still exposed to the dangers... of secondhand smoke... and some of them can't do anything about it. ♪ [ continues ] [ gasping ] gather for a send off in santa clara... the scene as the team left the bay ar e super bowl... an >>> i'm so hyped-up and happy. >> 49ers fans gather for a send off in santa clara. the scene as the team left the bay area, bound for the super bowl. we are are live in new orleans as they arrive. >>> fireworks blamed for another nightclub tragedy. >>> a mother and child shot. what the police are saying happened right in front of facebook. good evening. >>> the 9ers scored the first touchdown in new orleans, the team's plane landed in new orleans just a short time ago. it is all about getting ready for next sunday. this was the scene earlier today. the team left the bay area late this morning in thei

liam! what? just get out here, will you? how can i help? you can come a bit closer so i don't have to shout. would you be offended if i didn't? yes, i would. ah, it's easy for you, you're used to it. not for much longer. oh, great. is it clear? we need a longer rod. ten minutes. maybe he had writer's block. i'm a singer not an actor. and your woman at the pub doesn't even think i can do that. that's just her way, she likes you really. is she involved in this? oh, god, yeah, female lead. and what would i be? her romantic interest. as the priest? it's that kind of play. bang up to date anyway. oh, er, no offence, father. i like her, though. you know what i mean? [ mobile phone rings ] on approval. father clifford speaking. brian quigley. okay, i'll do it... sponsor your play. right. nothing grand, but i'll spring for the costumes. brian, that's wonderful. one condition. name it. i've had father mac on the phone about assumpta fitzgerald. you know what i'm talking about. i can guess. here's the deal, then. make her do what's right and the mone

isn't that right, liam? oonagh... as long as i have any say your home is safe. okay? so you run a tight ship here, do ya? oh, you know. crack the whip? now and then. crash the cuffs? sir, can we just -- stick to -- the matter in hand. you said you had some information. for your ears only. ( whispering ) unh! sir, are you all right? you did that deliberately. you're lucky i didn't give you a squeaky voice. shall i call you a taxi, sir? oonagh! would you order a cab to kildargan? straightaway? yesterday. ( knock at door ) yes?! uh, tell me to mind me own business, but i was worried about you. siobhan. i can go away if you like. father mac. niamh, it's good to see you. what's going on, father? niamh -- don't. please. you know what i mean. i won't patronize you. i do want to say the right thing, but... which shows your father in a better light -- that he took his own life or that he just took off. i don't want to hear the right thing i just want -- i don't know what happened to your father. he confided in you. no. i heard his confession from time to time, but confiding...

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after that lie i told about liam and steffy, it sent you into a tailspin.ne suffered because of it, but we need to get that back on track. we need to get you back on track, and, frankly, this is the first step. >> pam: here we go. >> jarrett: thank you. no lemon bars today, pam?

something out of a hollywood movie, "taken" and "taken 2", which even takes place in turkey, stars liamng to rescue loved ones who get caught up in human trafficking. but that is more likely the stuff of entertainment, according to brad garrett. >> television tends to drive people toward the sex trade, that someone could have grabbed her. is that possible? i suppose it is. i would focus on who are the sex offenders or people who have had histories of abducting women in and around istanbul in the areas where she was frequenting. >> reporter: at this point, every clue is precious. >> go through her camera. what are the last shots she had taken that may give you a direction? >> reporter: but investigators will probably want to talk to sarai's husband and brother who are both now in turkey working with authorities. the state department refused to comment other than to say they too are working the case with turkish national police. >> i know what the family is going through. they are trying hard to do the right thing and hoping someone is going to tell them here's what we need you to do. >>

your uncle, your cousin liam, your family -- you betrayed us all. you're not a spencer.on't know what you are. >> brooke: so you said caroline and rick were here? >> katie: yeah, they left before bill got home, thank god. >> brooke: and bill's around somewhere? >> katie: i'm sure he's just out taking a walk. i mean, he's really upset with caroline about this whole

. >> brooke: all this time, hope thought that liam and steffy were kissing the night before the wedding, but it was a lie. so, that changes everything. >> katie: yeah, including bill's relationship with caroline.

i'm liam mayclem. tonight, you guessed it. we are all things train.ed the landscape of america. there's much local history here in northern california and we'll share that with you. but also take you aboard a party train that goes from the bay area all the way to the mountains. and want to lay your head for the night on one of these puppies? well, you can, we'll show you where. it's all coming up tonight on "eye on the bay." come on! hop aboard. as the napa wine train pulls into the station an evening of excitement awaits. >> well, it's an historic train riding through a beautiful part of the country and it's a step back in time. >> tonight will be particularly

liam people who are undocumented who employers can exploited and pay to cancel american workers is something that really doesn't help anyone and david isn't that isn't that undocumented nature that arguably illegal nature of people in the workforce one of the things that is driving down down wages in the us driving no demand because there's not as much wage money in the economy and also immigration entrepreneurship mit came out with a study this week that pointed out that that. two out of ten student three out of ten students so almost thirty percent of the students are neither u.s. citizens nor for a residence which means they're what you would call an illegal immigrant at m.i.t. those people cannot leave mit and start a business in the united states if they were u.s. citizens they could this is the best and the brightest. you know that's great tom you know i've spoken on your program previously about what illegals have cost us by filing under this section one fifty two we're spending about twenty billion dollars a year because right now on tax code any legal alien who gets a taxpayer ident

here are it some comments from the kron4 facebook page liam says everyone should have the right to startfe or future in this country. . but when you see an illegal immigrant work on the table in the government can't tell at collect taxes, that's where the line is drawn. patti says and if you're going to punish the boys for hiring illegals and you should also but as those will outsource jobs overseas. maria gillis says i came here on a fiancee visa and from day one i worked all my documents and paid taxes. i did my daughter citizenship before she turned 18. if they all get a free pass, i want all my money reimbursed. >> we will be right back. [ male announcer ] with citibank it's easy for jay to deposit checks from anywhere. [ wind howling ] easier than actually going to the bank. mobile check deposit. easier banking. standard at citibank. this is iamazinaz how did diyou fiu us? u i thoughout we mig mht be blatela so i h iad a fibefir analanysis dise and ansure ereugh,ugwe 're fae ly.ly but buyou'reu'ot eotn shn dded you're..re.cruncru?! that hap hpens snsetimet. and you yohelp klpp pep l

101 to 87 so 85 and 280 are the best alternate routes and we have another accident, 87 at july -- ju liamlay because of equipment problem. a nasty morning. >> the morning news continues in 25 minutes with news, weather, and travel during "good morning america." captioned by, closed captioning services, inc. well, well, well. growing up, we didn't have u-verse. we couldn't record four shows at the same time. in my day, you were lucky if you could record two shows. and if mom was recording her dumb show and dad was recording his dumb show then, by george, that's all we watched. and we liked it! today's kids got it so good. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for 1 year when you bundle tv and internet. rethink possible. wall of twisters. tornadoes churn through the south. a massive storm system creates a deadly path of destruction. >> the car's completely under water. please, help. >> near hurricane-force winds. sam is tracking it all. >>> hostage showdown. that 5-year-old boy held captive for 40 hours now in an underground bunker, 8 feet below the surface, after being abd

. >> liam mcintyre plays spartacus and the head gladiater trainer, t tyler bell. -- no. >> history. >> julius caesar here, you might have heard of him. >> you're a hot julius caesar, a sexy julius caesar. >> thank you, i appreciate that. >> so i've been told. >> i'm going to agree with you. >> you're dressing up, fighting with swords and stuff. it's going to to be kind of cool. >> it is fun, like a 10-year-old's dream, running around on a set. >> you train these guys. how hard is it to train them? >> it's pretty hard. i make sure that nutrition and training is always on. that's all season long. >> nutrition and training. >> oh, yeah. >> you've got a little routine you can show us? >> yes. >> give our gladiators in training a little workout. >> oh, yeah. >> oh, it's on. >> let's do that. >> hold this. >> okay. >> anything can happen. anything can happen. >> oh, all right. it's a draw. very nice. >> hurt you? >> no, never. >> on that note, why don't you guys pair up with natalie, tamron and willie? >> no, no, no. >> we're going to do a strike. >> you want to go -- t

give that to liam. he'll know what to do. right, mr. quigley. good luck. okay, everyone.r attention, please. quiet! thank you, gard mcmullen. well, hello, everyone. i'm sure by now you know what it is that i'm here to talk about. [ cat call ] [ laughter ] it's all right. i think what i mean is that we're all here to talk about love and what it means to us. all set, mr. quigley. ...responsibility towards those we love and to ourselves. daddy! hey! you little devil! hey, how are you, how are you? all right, roy. right, dad. and where's my little girl? [ crash ] grainne?! call an ambulance! of course, the love between any two people is a precious gift. and like any gift, it should be treasured. but it may also raise difficult questions and dilemmas which need answers... get on with it, father. who said that? as i was about to say, these difficulties arise particularly when we come to express our love... in a physical way. what's going on? i'll tell you on the way. sean, come on. hold on there for a minute. [ applause ] thank you. so if you have any other questions, please do