lili: ¡quiero sentirme especial! lucia: ¡te pasas hermanita! lili: más en un castillo elegante... en colombia el ejército incautó un narcosubmarino, y miren ahí, lo más sorprendente es que el sumergible podría navegar a 9 metros de profundidad, dicen que costó más de 2 millones de dólares. y un juez de ecuador ordenó a chevron pagar 9500 millones de dólares por daños ambientales ocasionados en las selvas de ese país, y comunidades dijeron que van apelar esto, dicen que el daño es mayor, y la petrolera debé pagar 27 mil millones. chevron dice que va ahora pelar el fallo. ♪ >>> la tabla de caloriar en los restaurantes de comidas rápidas buscan que los clientes coman platos más saludables, y un estudio dice que más de la mitad pide su comida sin enterarse cuál perjudicial es para la salud, y solo el 10% ordena su comida basado en las calorías. no hay que excederse en comer demasiado pero es bueno comer fibra, y podría prolongar la vida, y encontró un vinculo entre las dietas altas en fibra, así que a comer fibra. y más adelante prepare el bolsillo, los >>> al paso que vamos alimentar

after that, lily fledged to supply toronto with 500 unit week.at the same time, news of the discovery was made trumped by the press. banting was put in a difficult position of deciding who would receive insulin in who would not. he wrote of the almost mythical perception of the drug. diabetics were an think we could conjure the extract from the ground. he was forced to turn away hundreds who arrived in funds and hundreds more who wrote in. one of those letters was from elizabeth's mother, antoinette. she wrote the elizabeth's condition had worsened and that she was six days a week and wasted. internet was desperate for any kind of, even if it only meant a brief reprieve so was the best could gain a few pounds. but there simply wasn't enough insulin and even elizabeth, daughter of the united states secretary of state was denied. however, and when it refused to give up hope and wrote banting another level. at this point in our research, we began to realize that charles evans hughes was on george's behalf because less than one month later elizabeth

lili: ¡quiero sentirme especial! lucia: ¡te pasas hermanita! lili: más en un castillo elegante...% de ellos tienen la enfermedad. y los cubanos, los menos afectados solo el 12% la padece. y los méxiconos con más discapacidad laboral por artritis. cerramos desde méxico con los últimos detalles de la investigación sobre el ataque contra 2 oficiales estadounidenses en san luis potosí. en donde habían asistido a una reunión diplomática. el agente jaime zapata, luchó por su vida hasta el último minuto. trató de negociar con 15 sicarios. pero le respondieron a balas. l sabían que estaba a caribe yanned a estadounidenses. guerra del narcotráfico e indicios de una posible escalada violenta. con eso no despedimos, tendremos mucho más desde aquí, desde méxico, mañana en el noticiero, gracias por el privilegio, nos vemos mañana.

lili: ¡quiero sentirme especial! lucia: ¡te pasas hermanita! lili: más en un castillo elegante...l tema del poder de las mujeres en el narco. >> sin duda hay fascinación con las mujeres que dominan espacios generalmente regidos por hombres es el caso de la protagonista de "la reino dreina del sur". son las mujeres que han llegado a las cabezas de los carteles de las drogas. pero en el crimen organizado hay algunas que se han convertido en casi leyendas por liderar un negocio tradicionalmente dominado por hospitales. >> llegan al nivel que no es muy fácil, pero sí una mujer entre miles. >> lástima que en este negocio. >> una de las mujeres fue la inspiración para las mujeres la reina del sur en la que se base ron los productores de telemundo para darle vida a la nueva producción de la cadena telemundo. >> identificar con la parte masculina que de pronto hicieran muchas mujeres de tener la desconexión de saber como conectar de pronto para no doler y es muy masculino. interpreta a teresa mendoza y que en un mundo de crimen y violencia se convierte en la soberana de la cocaína. >> es

take the vow and i'll be your true love forever red is the rose that in your garden grows fair is the lilye boyne and my love is fairer than any 'twas down by killarney's green woods that we strayed when the moon and the stars they were shining the moon shone its rays through your locks of golden hair and you swore you'd be my love forever red is the rose that in your garden grows and fair is the lily of the valley clear is the water that flows from the boyne and my love is fairer than any it's not for the parting that my sister pains it's not for the grief of my mother it's all for the love of my bonny irish lass that my heart is breaking forever red is the rose that in your garden grows and fair is the lily of the valley clear is the water that flows from the boyne and my love is fairer than any ♪ [applause] thank you. >> stay tuned for more of ronan tynan: more than magic. hi, i'm carolyn black-sotir here with ronan tynan. i am here with the man of the hour! bravo to you. what a voice. >> ronan: thanks, carolyn. thank you very much. well, i'll tell you what, i enjoyed every minute of th

lily hitchcock coit died without leaving a specific use for her bequest. she left a third of her estate for the beautify indication of the city. arthur brown, noted architect in the city, wanted for a while to build a tower. he had become very interested in persian towers. it was the 1930's. it was all about machinery and sort of this amazing architecture, very powerful architecture. he convinced the rec park commission that building a tower in her memory would be the thing to do with her money. >> it was going to be a wonderful observation place because it was one of the highest hills in the city anywhere and that that was the whole reason why it was built that high and had the elevator access immediately from the beginning as part of its features. >> my fear's studio was just down the street steps. we were in a very small apartment and that was our backyard. when they were preparing the site for the coit tower, there was always a lot of harping and griping about how awful progress was and why they would choose this beautiful pristine area to do them in w

speaking in french, lily began to confide in heidi.ht, until midnight, 1:00 in the morning, 2:00 in the morning. for 18 hours of work, seven days a week. >> reporter: after years of isolation, physical abuse and humiliation, lily began to fear for her life. one day, shaking with terror,le lily ran to the only friendly face she knew. >> someone knocked at the door. i opened the door and there was lily. >> i was crying. i said, please help me. >> so i took her in. >> reporter: with the diplomat two doors down, heidi lived in constant fear of being discovered by a man they considered dangerous, a man they knew could murder them and never face charges. >> i was very nervous. in fact, there were many nights i lost a lot of sleep. i thought, oh, my heavens, what's going to happen. >> reporter: hiding lily under a blanket, heidi went to police and local authorities to get help. >> natalie, let's pick up the story there. what happens next? >> local police, the diplomat came looking for her and wanted to have her deported back to indonesia. fed

. >>> este lo usó lili estefan. >>> y me queda largo. >>> y el de jacqueline bracamonte.recordé un reto que le puso mi doctora, nancy Álvarez. >>> yo reté a nicolás, es muy fácil vestir a las flaquitas, y ahora me está vistiendo. >>> tú tienes el récord en las alfombra, por qué no me vistes a mi, me dijo. >>> el caso es que entre abdominales, vestidos, y travesuras, por lo menos, un a trapito intenté sacar. >>> me lo llevo a la tintorería. >>> era e vestido de paty manterola. >>> talla 0. >>> te entraron las dos piernas, te felicito. >>> raúl tú la viste? >>> no voy a hacer comentarios, si te voy a decir, mañana los "premios lo nuestro" comienza a la 7 de noche, en estos momentos, está ensayando lucero, nos van a remontar a viejos tiempos y nos trae al futuro, ene 20 bailarines, y mañana ensaya jenny rivera. >>> me dijo que tengo que pagarlo, que todas las famosas, lo pagan. >>> mentira. >>> en cancún, una polémica nueva por kalimba y ana bárbara. >>> así, como lo ven, el reflejo de la justicia, y política en quintana roo, son postulados, para ser reyes del carnaval de ca

. >>> cuando le diga ustedes va a tomar 9 pasos en una lily nae recta ♪ ♪ ♪ es como lo oficiales entrenar pero son cosas que entretenimiento que hacemos aquí. >>> esta clase de institución que ayudar aprender a controlar un carro. >>> lo importante aquí es vehículos con más a más de 25 m.p.h tienen que estar ventana siempre abierta, y hay mucho movimiento estoy alistando para hacer lo mismo que el oficial hizo éñ esta conmigo éñ me va a decir como manejar esta en lista. >>> (hablan en inglés (hablan en inglés (risas) >>> gracias por estar en nuestro programa. >>> gracias a ustedes por la invitación. lo hice, lo hihi! esta y les, esta bien. >>> el final de mi día como cadete aprendí que para ser un oficial de patrulla de camino de california no basta el deseo, hacen que cada placa tenga un significado único. >>> fue un reportaje de vanessa. >>> más de diez mil propietarios de casa podrían tener ayuda de un programa que ofrece hasta 3.000 dólares en asistencia, el programa "manoten nu casa ". >>> el plan esta dirigido las personas que han perdido su puesto de trabajo, pero la ayuda es tempo

. >>> lili houston tía de jaime zapata, fue el único familiar del agente asesinado que habló en su despedidasí, con fuerza nos comience a entender. que este problema ya tenemos muchos años. >>> >>> los que no pudieron entrar en la ceremonia, esperaron con banderas ivis blmente emocionados, la marcha fúnebre que recorrió las calles de brownsville y que hoy lo despidió como un verdadero héroe. >>> nos dicen que... yo me pongo en parte de esa madre. >>> mientras las autoridades federales continúan con la investigación para encontrar a los culpables de esta tragedia y que podrían ser integrantes del temible cartel mexicano de los zetas. los restos de jaime zapata, van a descansar a partir de hoy en este cementerio. la secretaria napolitano, prometió al pueblo de brownsville que no des kahn sara hasta que los responsables de esta tragedia no sean enjuiciados, pero con más de esta investigación, vamos con raúl torres a la ciudad de méxico con más detalles. raúl. >>>raúl: gracias francisco, aquí siguiendo con el ataque a los agentes de ice el gobernador de san luis potosí, estado donde ocurrió el a

>> this is lily. >> lily is, obviously, a tiger. how old? >> 3-month-old tiber. bity. >> is she still on milk? >> little bit of milk and little bit of mush. she's at the age where she's starting to get on solid food. in a mood at the moment. >> i can see why someone might want this as a pet. grows into a ferocious creature. >> all these people that they profile on the show, they start with a love. i love this animal. i want to have them in their life. they see me come on tv, if dave can handle it, why can't i? they do become huge? she's going to be 400 pounds. she is going to have instincts that tell her she wants to kill things. maybe not in four years, maybe not in six years. >> it's not uncommon for people to have animals like this. >> the black market for wild animals is pretty, you know, it's everywhere. >> can they be tamed, though? can you have an animal like this and it always be loving like that and hopefully just gnawing on you? >> tame is a never word i like to use. i have well-trained animals, but none are tamed. behavior is one part learned and one p

recognizing the importance of their work he immediately wire at the word telegram to the lily family. this is it. what would become the first collaboration between a pharmaceutical company and a university would not occur until months later. back in toronto the relationship among the researchers continue to unravel. banting felt that the team was pushing him out of the next phase of development and the responsibility for purifying the substance was primarily given to bertram as the best tennis. more doctors were brought on to oversee the clinical trials. a mixed, 65-pound, 14 year old boy in the final stages of diabetes was admitted to toronto general hospital. on january 11th 1922 and a thompson became the first human being ever to be injected with insulin. banting would not be the one to administer it. not long after lens injections of insulin supply they became too low to continue its human trials. after struggling for months to purify and develop a method for securing an adequate supply the toronto team had failed. they entered into a one year licensing agreement allowing eli lill

when you pied up the pancreas in lily's freezer. they didn't get the call -- calves, they just took the pancreas, chopped it up. when somebody in the a lab, banting he's a medical official. no experience. can he walk into the lab and make up the protocols. i remember i came into the lab at the beginning of the summer they went to europe because their first trip to europe they were invited each of them with their families to go to europe. and my friend and i started to work. we actually got some reasonable results. but we used all of the protocols, instruments, equipment, ideas that they gave us. so that everything that banting did was based on his coming to one -- there were only two or three labs in the world that he could have gone to and been able to do what he did. because mccloud was, in fact, totally encyclopedic on the entire literature. the season that mccloud didn't work, he knew that more than a dozen people had tried to isolate it. the name insulin was named by mr. schaefer in 1907. in the 1905 lecture where they named ho

it helped foster the careers of great actors like a lily tomlin and goldie hawn. you can catch highlights of the groundbreaking series. >> we are perfectly compatible. my psychiatrist contracts his psychiatrist and they work it out. [laughter] >> is all and how you look at it. what you call right, i call group therapy. [laughter] >> i prefer older men, they can show you a few new wrinkles. [laughter] [applause] tavis: 4 generation that did not see it to but has seen the all the things that it brought that we'd have to watch today, it was all about what? >> it was about having a good time in getting something said. while we were saying something important, next to that, we would do something silly. tavis: how do you combine commentary and comedy and make it work? >> if you make it funny and then make it serious, you were never aware of what we were telling you, but we got by with a lot of stuff. we put six of them in the home. tavis: is that a badge of honor? [laughter] >> wearing a canvas coats in rubber room. we did not say anything bad, we just said it very fast

bigger bang for your buck if you get let's say a bouquet of flowers with four stems or five stems of lilies you'll get more blooms per stem. >> he says they get to market quicker, fresher and will last longer. part of why they cost a little more. virginia ho, a local florist, says you're also paying for the arrangement. >> every one of them we specially design it so you just can't pick up from the local market just wrap and go. >> someone once said it is the thought that counts. besides, they will all be dead in about 10 days. go to cbssf.com. send me your good question. >>> in full bloom. can he hold alex the great scoreless. i'm dennis o'donnell. what a coach did for one player that no one will ever forget. next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, rocket scientists! you gave us the space age... but your savings accounts are stuck in the stone age! earn more commodore with interestplus savings at capitalone.com. that's new school banking, baby! [ laughs ] instead of earning zilch, your savings will be earning three times the national average. three times more? roger that! go online and sign up at capitalone

they're shutting down lily brown academy, at least for a while, next year. it's a combination. it depends on the district. you're seeing school closures vallejo to mt. diablo, san francisco is merging two schools. you can arguably say that's not a cloche closure, although there were two schools, now there's one. one school went away. >> a lot of these kids are going to private schools what is you're saying? >> in some places they are. in san francisco, a lot of children go to private schools. oakland, a lot of children go to charter schools. >> there's a spiral? more kids go out, less money coming to those schools, the quality of the schools continues to go down, more people want to flee? >> it's very difficult for schools. one of the schools that's merging in san francisco is a middle school. horace day middle school. there's 100 kids in that school. how do you operate,py for a principal, custodian, all of these people that require to maintain a school, how do you justify that when you are laying off people and all of these types of things. it is a financial decision for them,

lily and i carried it spends most of her time in the hague she sees her husband quite often but those meetings are excruciating for them both they do talk a lot but what they have to talk about is not what they want daughter ever going to talk about something significant would come talk about intimate matters either because we know that all the time they're listening to us also knew somebody might tell you so what we say against him broke even hugo and therefore i see to it that he doesn't get into trouble as in the loan to continue to get him. one of the most heinous charges brought against relevant carriage by the hague tribunal is a stretch but it's a massacre. according to some sources in july ninety ninety five eight thousand bosnian muslims were massacred in that city after serbian troops seized it with apparent ease. sort of an acceptance probably because i don't need to episode was a fabrication actually the death toll there was much less most of those people died in fighting the war was going on oil and the muslims claim of the dead soldiers were in fact massacred some billio

methods the authorities used to compel the out of a carriage to surrender in two thousand and five lily and i carried a chast her husband to do just that in a televised address with all my heart and soul i beg you to give yourself up. pains me greatly to have to ask you for that. to be a sacrifice for our own sake. and to the sake of. the. journalist put forward fantastical theories to explain why she had done it one of them put her behavior down to fame jealousy of an invented mistress tabloids assigned to double chins assistant. but the fact is that she first met dr garbage only two years after a million was televised address. meekness i never had a love affair with him but it as can we had a friendly relationship and we worked together in this humanitarian job if i can call it that not something that's all they have missed mobilise in all these countries and in foreign countries you are not in touch evans who were often searched they would bring into our home and take us in for questioning my son spend ten days in custody and i was under pressure from various foreign service and thre

now, there's one, like let lily talk. she's going to do it when she wants to do it. >> yeah. it's really good for the show. >> hi, ariel. she is so sweet. >> she is. >> thank you all very much for putting up with us. and for all that you do. and we can see your show -- this is where the plug comes. every wednesday, 9:00 8:00 central right here on abc. go online to abcnews.com/gma. we have a lot more behind the scenes. manny can't stop doing the dance when he ♪ ♪ going to the bank without going to the bank... that's a step forward. with chase quickdeposit on your smartphone you just snap a picture, hit send and done. chase quickdeposit. take a step forward and chase what matters. e just keep on keep ♪ we just keep on keepin' on ♪ ♪ keep on ♪♪ >>> many teens spend the summer before college traveling or partying. but the two, young women you're about to meet spent the summer changing their lives. gabriela lost 119 pounds just by exercise. and marci levine did the same losing 90 pounds in 90 days. and they did it with supervised experts, all part of the hit mtv documenta

new limited edition white collection from air wick, a choice of elegant spring fragrances like white lily and orchid, to brighten up your world. add a touch of pure sophistication to your home, with the new limited edition white collection from air wick. 3q@@ never in my lifetime did i think i could walk 60 miles in 3 days. 60 miles in 3 days-- i can do that. 60 miles compared to what a cancer patient goes through is a walk in the park. from the moment i registered, people started immediately supporting me. we had an outpouring of-- of support. i wanted to do something bigger than myself. the 60 miles-- it makes a statement. i know i'm stronger than i was before, both mentally and physically. i walk with my sister. our relationship has gone to a whole new level because of training together. you meet the most wonderful, inspiring people. i knew that there was something really special about this event. when you accomplish those 60 miles, it's truly life-changing. it was three days of hope. of love. of empowerment. it was three days the way the world should be. here i am, second year in a ro

lily bates said oberschleg de oofterbin, which translates to an ode. to spray cheese." lot of them were food related. "just me and my pal having some lemonade." that could be good. robert d kelly suggested, "i'm almost old enough to do you, woman." [ applause ] i would be uncomfortable singing that with him. and live laf luv 897 suggested, "baby, there's french toast on my plate." so, if you want to submit a title of your own, there's still time. tweet it right now with the hash tag kimmelbieberduet. if it's good enough, maybe we'll win a grammy. together. and one more thing i want to get out of the way before justin bieber gets here. an absolutely outrageous story from ft. wayne, indiana. >> residents have come up with all sorts of names for the soon to be home of the city and county offices. they've posted around 66 suggestions on how to spend the $75 million. the number two is to build a curling center. the other question is what to rename the square. the front-runner is the harry baals government center. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i didn't know they needed --

. >> lily port. >> very good. that's it. i was on the phone with my dad the other night and told him i was attending your book signing, and he played with bobby fischer at the manchester chess club. he said that at times bobby would play multipl people at one time, and he was always ten steps ahead of anyone, so no one really one, you know, against him, but he mentioned his mother had a lot of influence on him, and can you elaborate on that? do you think that that really propelled him to say the things he said later on in life? >> his mother was a great influence on him in many wayings. she helped his career. she was like a professional press agent almost. there was not a newspaper in this city she didn't go to to get press for bobby. she encouraged him. did they have fights? of course. just like we both probably have had with our parents when we're 16 years old. yeah, they had fights, but that's another misconception that i try to straiten out. they loved each other, were in contact all of the years. he wanted her to come b

but organized labor in these days was lily white and deeply deeply racist. walter, although he was talking about the civil rights for many, many years when there is no membership and the uaw he had not come through on a promise to degrade the labor movement but a lot of labor was conservative much of it was racist as well as anything else? wait for the microphone. >> you describe this is happening as a seven year-old white kid from suburban philadelphia estimate at the time of the march, i was a two year-old from the suburb of chattanooga good tennessee. >> that does not matter to my question which is what made you so interested in the subject? >> i really don't know by i was already interested in this when the incident happened but when i was young, born in hamilton county hospital in chattanooga tennessee in 1960 in a white person's word of the hospital. when time my mom gave me a book that it included a brochure from the hospital that she saved. i remember looking at it and seeing the white lowered. what? i knew intellectually and factually that i was a c

lily live at woodside where the dinner meeting is under way at john dohr home. >> the president motorcade is about to leave which means the dinner lasted about 2 and half hours. about a dozen people were invited to tonight's exclusive gathering. >> 45 minutes later the president motorcade arrived at the woodside home of venture capitalist dohr for dinner and discussion with silicon valley biggest names, apple ceo steve jobs, google ceo schmid and facebook founder and oracle and chambers. stanford professor lives behind the stage and pleased to see the president in his neighborhood. >> good thing for the president to get out into the community that he sevens. and a lot of people in woodside with a lot of influence and the direction of our country and that's a good thing to interact. >>reporter: white house says the purpose of the president visit is to promote innovationçó in green tech and wants to spend billions of dollars on clean energy, education, high speed internet and other programs and turning to silicon valley leaders for their support. >> as a country if we could figure out a way

get a bigger bang for your buck if you get let's say a bouquet of flowers are four or five stems of lilieswill get more blooms per stem. >> they get to market quicker, they are fresher and usually last longer. part of why they cost a little more. virginia ho, a local florist says you are also paying for the arrangement. >> every one of them we specially design it. so you just can't pick it up from the local market just wrap and go. >> reporter: somebody once said it is the thought that counts. besides, they will all be dead in about ten days. go to cbssf.com. click on connect to send me your good questions. >> something people have been debating for a listening time. how much -- long time. how much oil is left out there? and when will we be closer to the end of the supply than the beginning? we have a better answer for that tonight. >>> the wikileak controversy and how it will affect the pump. >> the new thinking on breast cancer and life after treatment. >> what non-smokers should know about third hand smoke coming up in minds. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, something scientists are calling third h

night and then middle of the night when no one would see it it unfroze its paddles and is a beautiful lily like plant. you must be awake at two in the morning on the day it decides to bloom in order to see it. apparently my grandmother lived for that moment. she watched this night blaming plant closely. when she knew it was time for it to blend she would tell everyone up and down the street by nine plummy series is about to bloom, you should come over tonight. so missed a man that poindexter and of these other women came to the house on a given street. they came at the appointed hour about midnight in order to watch this thing or wait for this thing to unopened, to open up. my mother said that she would have -- that was a day she could stay up late. they stood out on the porch with sweet tea and homemade ice cream and sat and waited for this to blow. hours go by. finally it would begin to unfurl. it was said that if you look closy enough you could see t sus i re one ofioaphy, of bri riht, o hun i is whatnsfmatio. it turns out that when they left the south the south never really truly loved

. >> girls, this is lily, straight off the plane from san francisco she's filling rebecca's old spot. get warmed up. >> no, it's okay. i'm good. >> should i go again? >> no, thank you, i've seen enough. >> working with darren was a big... >> rose: because you fell in love with "the wrestler" or what >> well, he hadn't made it yet but he had made "pie" and "reck we yes, ma'am" for a dream which shows a great artist. and i always wanted to do a dance film. i danced when i was younger and always just loved going to watch dance such a cinematic kind of expression because it's movement rather than words. >> rose: so tell me about the character, nina. >> well, nina i really felt started as a child in this world and her journey is sort of becoming a woman and it's really a world that keeps women as little girls. you know, they want them to starve themselves, to not have breasts and hips. they want them to... they call them girls not women, not dancers. they refer to them as girls. they're asking this core of dancers to conform to very specific standards where they're all lifting their legs a

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hopefully those people who live lily-white lives, with no blemishes, will sleep fine, as well.ven realize the pictures were of then-representative lee, until finding him on facebook. >> any indication what motivated her to send the pictures into gawker. >> dan, aknow you covered this as well. apparently, she was frustrated with cheaters. and didn't like cheaters. and wanted to out him. >> that's what her friend was saying. she didn't want to let this man get away with it once she found out he was a sitting congressman. >> she did not let him get away with that. >> she didn't let him get away with anything. it's a fascinating story. appreciate it. >> thank you very much. >>> and coming up on "good morning america," slim celebrities and their diet secrets. are the diets they say work for them actually healthy? we ask the experts. >>> plus, a little music from one of my favorite bands, belle and sebastian, and your videos, in a little segment we call "your week in three words," featuring a lot of babies this week. keep it here. he went to jared. - he definitely went to jared. that

. >> speaking of loved ones, can i say happy birthday to lily mac, my daughter?lose. >> that's fantastic. >> mr. roker, checking the weather? >> i certainly do. let's show you what's happening. >>> take a look at the week ahead. much of the country going to be below normal temperatures. snow in the west, a wet mess in the east. above normal temperatures out west through southern california. then the midweek period, look at this. this cold air is spreadin throughout much of the country. plus we're going to have a real mess through the gulf coast and the southeast. then the latter part of the week, things warm up out west with wet weather in the northern plains as well. again in the east, we've got below normal temperatures, snow showers in the mid-atlantic state >>> good morning to you. another gorgeous day in the bay, about ten degrees cooler from where we ended up yesterday, a record-setting day across the bay area. 83 degrees was the high in santa rosa, today 69 is the high, redwood city and 70 in los gatos, we'll continue to drop off in temperature this week.

. >> james: let's get over to the weather center where lilies that is standing by.luisa is standin >>r the willowbrook creek in petaluma. it looks like the greek is at 61 ft. so it is almost fall. -full. =--creek--.o everywhere else as you mentioned under the small stream advisory. in means we will see pond in on roads, underpasses as well. you might see pondering on the roadwayponding on the roads wayd may be deeper than you think. the richmond san rafael bridge getting heavier downpours. 83 i- 80 quarter and through walnut creek, 3 san mateo, we have been watching the san mateo shot. down in to redwood city as well. as we continue to see this wet whether final break through the bay area. it will be an active day once again today. we will continue with the threat of thunderstorms the possibility of pale as well. strong winds as well. along the coast 20 mi. an hour closed a 30 mi. an hour winds. in oakland these are sustained winds we are getting strong gusts with that as well. 50 mi. an hour winds into sfo, fairfield 17, san jose 22 mi. an hour winds. you're 7 day around bay. keep in

fly-ins to leverage the presence of either the police trainers or the osci to develop, if you will, lily pads that i can physically get security in so that i can move and have contact with the governmental folks so that we maintain some of the tremendous contacts and some of the tremendous programs that west virginia had in places -- that we've had in places where we continue to have a significant presence. >> thank you. we'd like to continue the oversight there this october of 2010 -- there in october of 2010. the state department had over 1,000 employees and be -- 2,700 contractors in iraq. reports indicate that they plan to have and hire 7,000 more security contractors. ambassador jeffrey, how will you insure that these contracts are fulfilled in an appropriate manner avoiding the types of problems that surfaced under the blackwater security efforts? >> senator, we currently have 2700 security contractors. we'll go up in our embassy to 5500, and then our police training program, they'll require some security as well, let's say the better part of a thousand more. and then osci working

then i talked to one of the interns, lily, and one thing led to the next one and i did find my daughter. >> and you tweet pretty frequently. >> i do it four times a day, two in the morning, one english and spanish. then in the afternoon, one english, one in spanish. >> is it surprising to you to have all of these people follow you in such a short period of time? >> yes, it is. i never thought it was going to be this, you know, this big. because this is big. i mean, people from all over tweeted me back. >> what was it like to reunite with your daughter after eleven years? >> oh, that was something beautiful. something huge. you know. because i always had the feeling that i was going to find her some day, you know. but i never thought it was going to be like this, at this moment, with all this attention that we have. >> how exactly did it happen that you happened to find your daughter? >> well, we was at the rockefeller center for cnn going to do an interview. and i received a phone call, and it was her. >> and you had sent out tweets telling people, if anyone knows my daughter, please co

important, to leverage the presence of the police or others to develop, if you will, leak test -- lily pads, so we maintain some of the tremendous contacts and some of the tremendous programs that we have had in places. >> thank you. we would like to continue the oversight there in october 2010. the state department had over 1000 employees, it 2007 hundred contractors in iraq. koran reports indicate that they planned to have -- 1000 employees, over 2000 contractors. -- our reports indicates that. embassador, avoiding problems that have surfaced on the blackwater security efforts. >> senator, we currently have 2700 security contractors. 5500, and then our police training program will require some security, as well, let's say the better part of 1000 more, and thenosci, working through dod, will also have security contractors, as well. we are very concerned, given the blackwater incident in downtown baghdad. the state department, under another person who is still on the job, did a report, outlining all of the problems that led to that tragic event, and we have taken various precautions an

kuchboch of mckeesport, pavment sergeant ryan lane with pittsburgh, pavment master sergeant arthur lily of smithtown -- smithfield, pavment capital ronald luce jr. of wayne, pavment specialist jonathan lusher of scranton, pennsylvania. master sergeant thomas mohallack of bradford, pennsylvania. jonathan mcculley of gettysburg, pavment sergeant andrew mcconnell of carlisle, pennsylvania. first sergeant christopher raftery of brownsville, pavment first sergeant christopher raverty of brownsville, pennsylvania. specialist jesse reed of orfield, pavment sergeant joshua rhymer of rochester, pennsylvania. begunry sergeant justin schmolsteg of pittsburgh, pavment sergeant first class michael shannon of canadensis. chief warrant officer iv michael slobidick of gibsonville, pavment staff sergeant glenn stiveson of blaresville, pavment corporal sasha strewingal of, pennsylvania. private first class stire of l.a.n. scafter, pavment paul sweenie of lakeville, pavment staff sergeant richard teman of waynes bore row, pavment corporal eric tour rod jfer l.a.n. ceafort rts pavment lance corporal joshua

other areas that are important to conduct fly-in's or leverage the presence, to develop, if you will, lily pads, so i can move and get contact with the governmental folks so that we maintain the tremendous contacts and tremendous programs that we have had in places other than the five where we will continue to have a significant presence. >> thank you. we would like to continue oversight there in october of 2010. -- there. in october of 2010, there were 2007 hundred contractors in iraq. reports say they plan to hire 7000 more security contractors. ambassador jeffrey, how will you ensure that these contracts are fulfilled inappropriate manner, avoiding the types of problems that surfaced under the black water security efforts? >> senator, we currently have 2700 security contractors. we will go up to 5500, then our police training program will require some security as well, let's say the better part of 1000 more, and then osci, working through dod, will have security contractors as well. we are concerned about that given the blackwater to incident in downtown baghdad. if the state department

lily of the valley, always adorable.days. >> and you bought some, what is this, fern? >> this is irish moss. >> pretty, pretty. >> this fabulous thing is something that i couldn't find blooming branches, so i went ahead and found magnolia branches and attached little silk blossoms. >> so you just got this from your backyard and then decorated it with little blossoms and made signs here. >> it's so realistic and adorable. >> just for the right person, that would be great. let's move over this way. you're using a lot of succulents here. >> there's a lot of floral available. i used a clustering technique. i put bouquets of all of the same color. all orange, all lime green, all yellow. then put them all in one vase. if you want to have a dinner party, put them in their individual vase. >> right, right. >> then that way you can at the end of the party you can say, oh, my god, here you go . >> that's a great way to give something to your valentine. let's move over to the northeast. or the east koesh. this is is kind of an area