lili: raÚl no reaccionÓ tanto. lili: yo normalmente no me asusto.el incidente que la puso tras las rejas. detalles ahora mismo en vivo en "primer impacto". michelle: bienvenidos a "primer impacto". le saludo michelle galvÁn pamela: y tambiÉn pamela silva. gracias por estar con nosotros. michelle: comenzamos con una dramÁtica escena que fue captada por un policÍa que corren auxilio de una niÑa que se oficiaba los brazos de su padre. desde california nuestro compaÑero tiene las imÁgenes y el testimonio de unverdadero rescatede impacto. [hablan a la vez] [habla en inglÉs] salvador: fueron momento de terror cuando un padre de familia con su hija inconsciente en brazo le suplica ayuda a un policÍa. [habla en inglÉs] salvador: la niÑa no respiraba y el padre el informal

lili: vamos a comenzar.igua mansiÓn, la cual le traÍa malos recuerdos de dolorosos momentos. raÚl: pensÓ hasta en mudarse. pero no quiso alejarse de sus hermanos y decidiÓ comprarse una nueva propiedad. marÍa hurtado ahora nos tiene la nueva casa de chiquis rivera. marÍa: esta es la nueva mansiÓn de chiquis rivera ubicada en uno de los mÁs lujososvecindarios del valle de san fernando la propiedad fue construida en el 2016 y cuenta con mÁs de dos acres de terreno. en los papeles aparece como comprada con su nombre de pila, aunque despuÉs los cambio. >> en el momento en que hizo la compra a su nombre, inmediatamente la cambiÓ al nombre de su negocio de belleza, que ella misma creÓ. y quitÓ su nombre legal. de esa manera ella puede ahora deducir de sus impuestos, ya que utilizarÁ propiedad para trabajar. marÍa: dio un enganche de mÁs de $600,000 y actualmente paga una hipoteca de 2 millones y medio de dÓlares. la propiedad cuenta con cinco recÁmaras, seis baÑos completos, ventanales, tragaluces por doquier. y h

meet lily ebert, a 97 year old, tick tock star. she's telling her story as a former prisoner in auschwitz. to day she lives in the u. k. and is one of the last remaining survivors to report on the nazis atrocities. why are you afraid of death outfit? you owe sheet. you'll then note that please note that you read in 2 days. when lily abbot talks, it was ready shopping for the world. listen secret b. as i tell my page what more or less pd dean told me how many lily ebert is one of the last remaining survivors of the nazi death camp auschwitz. with the help of her great grandson dove, she now shares her experiences on tick tock to an audience of millions. before read what think staircase is so monday route calmar, they had me picked up. i heard these were, but they don't know what you are talking gabriela. dan did. she does now, did just a few months. they've picked up 1400000 followers, offering them a precious chance to put questions to her directly. if you still believe and go wow i. ready because not me so home mind. ready it's ju

when lily abbot talks, it was ready shopping for the world. listen 2nd, b. as i tell my page, but more or less pd, dean told me how many lily ebert is one of the last remaining survivors of the nazi death camp auschwitz. with the help of her great grandson dove. she now shares her experiences on take talk to an audience of millions. yeah . before that, what think staircase is so monday, woot calmar, they had me picked up. i heard these were, but they don't know bob jill, as does can get well. she does now in just a few months they've picked up 1400000 followers, offering them a precious chance to put questions to her directly if you still believe and go wow i goes no more so. ready it's just incredibly incredible to say how many people actually want to love and care and once while questions. and at times it's very sad to learn about what happens on her family. but again, it's got such important stories of monumental importance. we're really in the last moments of hearing the holocaust survivors fast hon. lilly and dove, came up with the idea during a cove it

the idea during a covey locked and earlier this year, when lily became unable to share her stories in person. oh, after surviving covered herself, the importance of documenting her accounts became even clearer than the sod wavelengths. i've gone, i've gone. nobody can ask nobody, it is nobody here and named g little asked what really happened. but now suddenly i see. no is the last. oh me, my membership i have in this video alone hit over 20000000 views and counting. it's a platform beyond anything they imagined. i think it's so important the work that we are doing different people masters of hope, tolerance, survival of the importance of never giving up. and so i think we feel them incredibly proud, proud, but we're so excited to have the platform. lily ebert and doug foreman have now mastered social media and have written a book reaching and even broader audience. this fulfills lily's life's work, ensuring that the tragedies of the holocaust, i'm never forgotten. i roam is. why said i why any chance. weird. so why? i village tag belt larry that lee my im that, that i should know for

lily and dov are here with me now.our experience, how do you do that? i have to do that because if not me, nobody else could do it. we had to get through that terrible thing and only we can talk about it. ii'iin�*n�* get through that terrible thing and only we can talk about it.- only we can talk about it. how do ou only we can talk about it. how do you remain _ only we can talk about it. how do you remain so — only we can talk about it. how do you remain so positive? - only we can talk about it. how do you remain so positive? to - only we can talk about it. how do you remain so positive? to stay i you remain so positive? to stay alive, you remain so positive? to stay alive. we _ you remain so positive? to stay alive, we have _ you remain so positive? to stay alive, we have to _ you remain so positive? to stay alive, we have to make - you remain so positive? to stay| alive, we have to make positive. because if you give up, life, you could not survive that.— could not survive that. lily, it is such strength _ could not

. >> reporter: at 98 years old, lily ebert is not your typical tiktok star.yet, she's got 1.6 million followers and 23 million likes, sharing stories of how she >>n auschwitz, were t afraidf d. you were afrd to live. predfor ife, one thing is sure, i will tell my story. >> reporter: her story begins with watching her mother, brother, and a sister taken away to the gas chambers the moment they arrived in auschwitz. >> hello, tiktok! >> reporter: taking it to tiktok was a mission she and her 18-year-old great-grandson dov came up with during lockdown. >> so i said to my great-grandmother, if they can go viral for dancing, why can't we go viral for sharing these really important messages? >> reporter: they were right. >> my number is a-10572. >> reporter: that video alone got more than 20 million views. by reaching out to the tiktok generation, lily has kept that lifetime promise alive. >> i thought, single-handedly, i will tell my story and i will change the world. over night news for this hour. follow us online and any time on cbs.com. reporting from the natio

please welcome lily collins!> lily: i saw the wallpaper. >> kelly: green is my favorite, and airliner, but you put makeup on your face and then her hands look really white, so they put makeup on your hands and i'm like i am wearing a white shirt. >> lily: i was already taking it out with makeup remover, because when i put it on, it does not really -- not the best friend. >> kelly: your show inspired somebody like eating, and that's just one story, there is a plethora of stories. >> lily: i love that people are getting inspired to try new things and get up and switch careers and lanco find themselves in a whole new place, i think it's wonderful. it's

. >> reporter: at 98 years old, lily ebert is not your typical tiktok star.illion followers and 23 million likes, sharing stories of how she survived the holocaust. >> in auschwitz, you were not afraid of death, you were afraid to live. i promised myself, hold on, there will be a better life. one thing is for sure, i will tell my story. >> reporter: her story begins with watching her mother, brother and a sister taken away to the gas chambers, the moment they arrived in auschwitz. >> hello, tiktok! >> reporter: taking it to tiktok is a mission she and her great-grandson dov came up with during lockdown. >> i said if they can go viral for dancing why can't we for sharing these important messagings. >> reporter: they were right. that video alone got more than 20 million views. by reaching out to the tiktok generation, lily has kept that lifetime promise alive. >> i thought, single-handedly, i will tell my story and i will change the world. >> reporter: changing the world one tiktok tallet. >> -- one tiktok at a time. and this story should not and cannot be -- >

so go ahead and add in your next lily.showing me. >> and then so you should have three hydrangeas for this and add in the last one, your last lily and then you're going to add in two more of your roses, and you should have a very nice, well-rounded arrangement. and now what you're going to want to do is you're going to want to take your floral tape, and you're going to want to tie it. this is really going to make sure that when you change your water and taking care of your arrangement it's easy to do so so this floral tape is heat activated by your hand so may not feel sticky but as you pull it around, it's really going to start to stick. >> wow. okay, let's put the petal to the metal. i didn't write this. with the rapid-fire round. first off, a question i always have about flowers. how often should you change the water? >> so this is actually the most important thing, change your water every other day and when you do that make sure you retrim your stems, and you also add a little fresh flower food to your base. >> what ca

visit indeed.com/hire hey lily, i need a new wireless plan for my business, but all my employees needomething different. oh, we can help with that. okay, imagine this. your mover, rob, he's on the scene and needs a plan with a mobile hotspot. we cut to downtown, your sales rep lisa has to send some files, like asap! so basically i can pick the right plan for each employee. yeah i should've just led with that. with at&t business. you can pick the best plan for each employee and get the best deals on every smart phone. ♪♪ for skin that never holds you back. don't settle for silver. #1 for diabetic dry skin #1 for psoriasis symptom relief and #1 for eczema symptom relief. gold bond. champion your skin. >>> i'm frank holland, here's your cnbc news update at this hour we begin with the latest on the theranos trial elizabeth holmes is back in the courtroom, the jury sent a note to the judge said they are lock on three of the seven counts the judge urged the jury to put forth an effort to reach a complete verdict. >>> mccarthy says he wants to hold big tech accountable for censoring certain

lily, she observes everything. to see how these girls have developed since coming home, too >> yeah. they had their whole lives in the hospital, and then they finally got to come home and you talk about the moment you held one of the babies individually for the first time. and if you could just share that with everybody, i thought it was so dear and so telling >> yeah, i didn't expect for me to be apologizing to lil because i started to hold addison first. and you know, lily had a little bit tougher recovery and so -- i know and so we did end up holding addison first, and so i started crying and looking over at lily and saying, i'm so sorry, lil. i'll hold you later. obviously, you know, she's still upset. >> well, you have beautiful children we're just so happy to hear your story. when you said we gave it to god, it was very apparent thank you to the altibelli family of four we do want to mention this essay. >> maggie wrote a beautiful essay for us on today.com. i hope that -- it's to her little girls it touched m

like lily aberts, who showed the prince the auschwitz number still visible on her arm.portrait and subject, clara drummond painted manfred goldberg. have you been well? the process was challenging. covid meant the sittings began virtually before they could finally meet. hello, manfred! she wanted not only to paint my likeness, but she tried to get sort of into my soul, she tried to paint me heart and soul, and looking at my portrait, people tell me that they can see it in the way she has painted my eyes. those eyes saw the brutality of nazi labour camps, where manfred was sent with his family. one day his younger brother herman was taken by ss guards, manfred never saw him again. he did describe it as hell on earth, and it was very hard for me to imagine what it must have been like. it was very harrowing, but i feel that was really important to go there and to realise how dark it had been in order to realise what a bright light manfred is. so much is in the detail of each portrait. aric hirsch rests his hand on his left arm, the arm that bears his auschwitz number. and

someone was cut on cup on huddle, who lily mca mitchell, with an old target. somehow did ducky in his lover, kennesaw juliessa, jamaica, high level lima dunn. mca maha in levant, will you or later on us again about them or talk about the comic i saw that i in for a longer term, which i am a woman and i come from a culture that also practices if i'm not cut and i know i the woman, based on what other woman have told me, that it's there is no, there is no good in it. if they tell you this is hurting us, this is literally killing us, and we need to stop. would you then listen hard to low resume? callisom hill? her mccourt did. doesn't camilla with them to lisa with her to school intel, osi and me or the michael hello alia bushland? uncle michel i'm surprised that a young man should feel so strongly about holding on to this tradition. when so harmful, if effigy, and mister end, changing men's attitudes will be central. con thing. we get into the head now down investor to hospital collect detailed information on trends in female cutting. mckinley now says true, tou

like he did in that oscar winning role in lilies of the field were saying, seeing there, he played a jack of all trades to helps a group of german nuns out in the arizona desert. and he doesn't actually want to work. he wants to drink, but eventually he build the church for them for free because they can't pay him. and this is a really typical role versus the party. he always played the good guy kind of the st and films like in the heat of the night. he's a detective from philadelphia who works together with a racist sheriff in mississippi to solve a murder. and he does it with grace. his characters respond to hatred, even the racism with cool headed resolve and really just trying to appeal people. one of my favorite films and but why always such saintly roles? well, he was absolutely typecast. you have to say that and it did get him in trouble later with activists as the civil rights movement, heated up who called him an uncle. tom said he was just trying to please the white man at the same time that he really knew what his options were. hollywood at that time was not going to give

like lily aberts', who showed the prince the auschwitz number still visible on her arm. subject, clara drummond painted manfred goldberg. have you been well? the process was challenging. covid meant the sittings began virtually before they could finally meet. hello, manfred! she wanted not only to paint my likeness, but she tried to get sort of into my soul, she tried to paint me heart and soul, and looking at my portrait, people tell me that they can see it in the way she has painted my eyes. those eyes saw the brutality of nazi labour camps, where manfred was sent with his family. one day his younger brother herman was taken by ss guards, and manfred never saw him again. he did describe it as hell on earth, and it was very hard for me to imagine what it must have been like. it was very harrowing, but i feel that was really important to go there and to realise how dark it had been in order to realise what a bright light manfred is. so much is in the detail of each portrait. aric hirsch rests his hand on his left arm, the arm that bears his auschwitz number. and lily abe

lily abert. ziggy shipper. manfred goldburg. you have been watching newsday. this year. look at that. these were the scenes in tehran which were repeated across the country. they recorded a 1—0 victory over iraq at the stadium in the capital, securing their place in qatar with three games to spare. it will be around sixth appearance in the finals and a third in succession. that's it from us at newsday. thanks so much for watching. do stay with bbc news. hello there. after the sunshine on thursday, we've seen clearer skies and lighter winds overnight, so it's pretty chilly out there for many. but the weather is going to change once again because during friday, we're going to find more cloud coming in from the atlantic, and that in turn will bring in some milder air as well. now, at the moment, high pressure is centred more to the south of the uk. we've got these weather fronts bringing some rain towards scotland in particular during friday, but also drawing in these stronger winds from the southwest, bringing in that milder but generally cloudy air as well. ahe

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he became the first to win for "lilies of the field." in 1967, he starred in one of hollywood's first interracial love stories, "guess who's coming to dinner?" dan: that film was partly set in san francisco and was one of many that helped poitier break stereotypes. dion lim has more on his impact and how he did more than just pave the way for black actors in hollywood. dion: to many, sidney poitier was known as one of the most popular actors of his generation. in movies such as defiant , lilies of the field, and one movie that had a tremendous impact on friend, fellow actor and ebay area's own danny glover. >> i first remember seeing sidney poitier in "guess who's coming to dinner?" in all of this movies, substantive. dion: his legacy goes beyond just the movies. >> i don't think you can measure how important he was. he didn't just pave the way for denzel washington, but i believe th he paved the way for obama. he was the first black person to win the oscar for not playing a slave. dion: his movies tackle many of the same issues of race

improve their diet, increase their physical activity and improve their sleep habits. >> reporter: lily also noticed more than a physical change. >> mentally what i get is beyond worth it. >> reporter: the pandemic giving some the time to focus on getting fit both physically and mentally. ian lee, cbs news, london. >> the saying, fake it until you make it, you cannot fraud it until you make it. >>> breaking news, baroness theranos founder elizabeth holmes found guilty on some charges in the fraud trial, what is next? >>> people return for their holiday travel. the rush is on. >>> i'm john ramos insipidus go where the oldest homicide case on the books is about to go to trial. is it? the family says they will believe it when they see it. we will have that story coming up. >>> good evening. i'm allen marsden. >> we begin with the high- profile verdict in the theranos fraud trial. let's get to len ramirez live at the courthouse for us. len? >> reporter: a lot of drama here this afternoon into the evening here in san jose tonight. let's go to videotape we just shot a short time ago of elizab

on october 13th during a t ten-hour surgery, addy and lily were separated.>> reporter: they returned home to chicago just in time for christmas. >> the girls have guided us through this last year of life. they've shown us what having hope and faith really is. >> reporter: linsey davis abc news, new york. >> what an incredible journey and such a happy beautiful family. >> waiting 11 months to see them separated, that is incredible strength by the >>> right now on "america this morning," the escalating crisis with russia. and its military build-up on the ukrainian border. president biden now briefed on options, including sending troops to the region. overnight the state department ordering nonessential personnel and their family to evacuate the embassy. now the biden administration threatening to make it more difficult for russians to obtain smartphones and computers. >>> prison stand off. a facility holding thousands of isis fighters under siege. new video showing the battle to cntrol the prison. now raging for days. >>> a cruise ship changes course and heads

and then on november 18th, 2020, addy and lily were delivered by c-section. >> congratulations!er: each weighed 4.2 pounds. >> you see them laying there and it is so quickly forgetting that they were conjoined. are you two wrestling with each other? >> reporter: the girls spent the next 11 months in the intensive care unit, getting stronger in preparation for surgery. and on october 13th during a ten-hour surgery, with more than two dozen specialists, addy and lily were separated. their parents seeing them apart for the first time. they returned home to chicago just in time for christmas. >> the girls have guided us through this last year of life, and they've showed us what having hope and faith really is. >> a reminder for us all. just awe-inspiring. thanks so much for watching. david muir right back here tomorrow night. i'm linsey davis in new york. have a great evening. good night. i'm linsey davis in new york. have a great evening. good night. >> this is not about health and safety. this is about money for the districts. >> people against vaccine mandates protesting across t

lip-synching the song amen in the famous lilies scene, the songwriter actually did the singing.ilm "to sir with love". >> those kids are devils incarnate. i tried everything. >> reporter: playing characters that would force audiences to confront racial prejudices. >> they call me mr. tibs. >> reporter: he would also challenge the hollywood establishment, forcing a change in his iconic role as detective virgil tibs in the 1967 academy award winning "in the heat of the night" because of a scene that would require him to acquiesce to a racist character. >> i'm going to take you over to brownsville and put you on the bus myself. >> you aren't taking me anywhere, you dig? you're holding the wrong man! >> reporter: that same year he would star in the water shed film "guess who's coming to dinner," alongside spencer tracy and katharine hepburn. >> mom, this is john. >> reporter: the film not only depicted a successful interracial relationship, it also foreshadowed future progress in america. >> have you given any thought to the problems your children are going to have? >> yes. and they

and on tarka mega haliday, i been an annual not lily kitty way over there and couldn't talk a little has sunk absolutely our league baja. d for hell kelly. be so long to return my be bye. hey sam charlotte over hold with us. so ball are gotten from with mobile so our do things from our land have the percentage when it comes to f, g m globally. it takes time to leave the cast, her grandmother and mother is these still all on with the switching and of gym, especially the grandmother said very, very concerned. they are, there will, they will not leave it. there was a lady who had 3 girls. she came to me at the hospital, i told her, go back to the horn and see i did over ation. she is very killer for dis grandmother. when the guests had gone to the toilet, talantino, she goes after them. she listens the most of them in your in oh because when the girl is circumcised, no, there's no nice with there with her urine because it is like a therapist or she cried, she said or my daughter that gets adult again. unity like a boys. what you did, you did nothing. do you think that eventually people

person to win the academy award for best actor, which i won the oscar for his role in the 1963 film lilies of the field. his death was announced by the deputy prime minister of the bahamas, where we chair held dual nationality. those he had lost. these continues here now to 0 to witness lou. ah ah, the news with ah. ready another tragedy in the mediterranean, about 200 migrants trying to cross the sea, fell overboard earlier this week. more than $4600.00 people have drowned or gone mysteries this year desperate people from syria, africa, and india, that the boat sank less than 10 miles off. libby as coast people are risking their lives to sail from north africa to europe. the migrates were fleeing poverty and war. see don in somalia, as many as $900.00 migrants were said to be on board. only handful survive. 3 ship wrecks in just 3 days, claims, 700 lives. it's just the most recent tragedy involving migraines, trying to reach europe. ah. to suddenly get a mass smolik creation of millions. it's a big shock to any system. we've got a lot of people in trouble in lease terrible little books si

what synthesis lily's of course, but it is a risky sport. and as all in ones we'll know this, she thought, and you just hope it works out well as a school fulton real alman hoffman. you hope, 1st and foremost have a stain. one piece this is beth special and on do money on some of knocked out. it's attention that you feel in the evening. all of us he occupies your mind. must love us. some of us alone isn't an id fordham. during competition, selina has no contact with her father. she concentrates entirely on herself. i lets me work with the coaches in peace at home. there are one or 2 tips, but otherwise he leaves me alone. hm. mm ah. but on this world cup weekend, things are not going well. felina she's already disappointed with her performance. the following day. it gets even worse, she does not make it through to the 2nd round a bit to set back. now she needs mental strength. in celina will continue to work hard. she's ambitious and motivated and wants to go all the way. with this, do you read? my goal is to be at the top of the world come

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he was the 1st black widow of the best actor oscar. 1963 phil lilies of the field inspired a generation during the civil rights in walls crossing the racial divide. after decades in the public, i received the presidential medal of freedom from barack obama in 2009. i. i set you up today, so i'll have more world news at the top of the hour. melissa chan has d. w. use asia in just a moment, have a good day with welcome to the dark side where intelligence agencies are pulling the strings. there was a before 911 and an after 911. he says after $911.00, the clubs came off. where organized crime rules were conglomerates make their own laws? what's true, what's a, it doesn't matter. the only criteria is worked. we'll hook people up. we shed light on the opaque world. who's behind the benefits. and why are they a threat to whistle o peak worlds? this week on d, w you're watching v w news asia coming up to major powers mark 50 years of diplomatic relations. what's next for china and germany? we take a closer look at where this complex relationship is headed. plus caching in on komodo national pa

in lilies of the field, playing a travelling handyman, helping build a group of nuns a new chapel.the academy award, the first black performer ever to receive the oscar for a leading role. in the years that followed he became hollywood�*s biggest star, redefining how audiences saw black characters, with films like to sir, with love. you will call me sir or mr thackeray. the young ladies will be addressed as miss, the boys by their surnames. some of what i am was reflected in those movies. and on top of that i brought to it some of my values. so it was in a way, i was saying to the audience, this is who i am. look at me. more controversial was his role as a highly gifted usually more more controversial was his role as a highly gifted hugely successful doctor engaged to a white woman in guess who�*s coming to dinner. i love your daughter. there's nothing i wouldn't do to try and keep her as happy as she was the day i met her. some criticised it, saying the impression it gave was of an interracial relationship that was only acceptable because his character was so perfect and accomplis

he was the 1st a winner of the 1st black winner of the best actor oscar for the 963 film lily's of the field. inspired a generation during the civil rights era with roles to cross the racial divide. a cultural icon and pioneer hollywood 1st major black movie sta, awarded the presidential medal of freedom by america's 1st black president in 2009 . sidney poitiers sustained a long career as a lead performer, becoming the 1st black man to win the best actor oscar in 1964 and another one in 2002 in honor of his life's work. we have lots and lots and lots of, of african american actors. now, when we didn't have any, i appeared not because i brought so much because, but because the time was right. what is breakthrough? came in 1958 with the film. the defiant ones alongside tony curtis. racism was a core theme in many of his films potty a famously starred and guess who's coming to dinner. one of the few films of it's time to depict interracial marriage in a positive light. mom, this is john. i'm but it was his role is a police officer in 1967th in the heat of the night that catapulted him to

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