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. >> every day for 31 years linda thought about the baby boy she gave up for adoption. being an unwed pregnant 18-year- old was difficult. back in 1968 in wisconsin social pressure and wanting to do what was best for her son influenced her decision. she vowed to find him. >> it is difficult to this day to talk about it without getting emotional about it. it is almost like a piece of my soul died that day. i've missed him. this is a picture of me and his birth father. >> she lost touch with the father before he was born. she started to search for her son. she wanted to wait until he was an adult out of respect for his family. she received a response from her son 3 months ago. >> there was an e-mail from him that said a letter to my birth mom. and that was just an unbelievable joy. >> ken, a captain in the air force is based in ohio. he admitted he was apprehensive she was looking for him. he thought about it a long time before he was ready to meet linda. >> it is a positive thing she tried to contact me. sometimes it turns out the children try to find their parents and t

rom on twitter at linda roth cnn.follow her. tweet us at the show. you can tweet me at wolf blitzer and tweet the show at cnn sit room. join us again on monday right here in "the situation room." you can watch us live or dvr the show so you won't miss a moment. that's it for me. thanks very much for watching. have a wonderful relaxing weekend if you can. i'm wolf blitzer in "the situation room." erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. [ applause ] >>> "outfront" tonight, breaking news, the president puts kim jong un on nrts vowing to -- on notice vowing to react. >> tonight sony responds. >> and a new terror alert for americans traveling during the holiday travel season. let's go "outfront." >> good friday evening to all. i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, the breaking news, the president talking to north korea and sony. president obama was very blunt. he said north korea and north korea aloneau

financial diary i linda, author of hand to mouth, living in bootstrap america.nd kim bo bo and author of wage theft in america. kim, you know, you talked earlier about the walton family, many are not convinced that inequality is a problem. they say look, we live in a marketplace, where the market mace rewards certain kind of labor, and that's that. and we should make out decisions around that, both how you prepare for life in the workplace, and how you get educated and so on. there's a certain amount of this that is simply your fault. >> well, i don't agree with that. i think we have a societal responsibility. believe that it is our job to help our fellow native. we can do that through the society in a number of ways, indeed, we can raise the men mum wage, we can encouraging employers and support employers we can stop wage theft by strengthennenning enforcement, and we can make work pay, we can provide the supports that almost every other country in the world provides. such as paid six days for all workers. these are core things that we as a society could do, th

linda, i hope those suggestions provide you some relief.ou have a question or you want to share your personal health triumph, send it my way. we just may read it on air or message me on twitter or facebook. that is it for now. enjoy your day and we'll see you next time. >>> the obama administration's outreach to cuba sparking strong reactions from lawmakers to everyday citizens. welcome to "america's news headquarters" i'm arthel neville. it started after president obama announced significant changes towards the communist nation earlier this week. and yesterday the president defended his decision during his final news conference of 2014. molly henneberg with the latest. >> some lawmakers including mario diaz don't want the u.s. to ease any r

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. >> joining us by phone is linda gross, alan gross's cousin. linda who worked so actively behind the scenes to try to release her cousin and also works in another division at nbc, linda, your thoughts today and seeing the happy pictures of alan and judy gross reunited and back on u.s. soil. >> we are overjoyed. we are thrilled. we are crying. our hearts are light, lighter, and it's a hanukkah miracle. we're just crying and we can't wait to make a big party for him. he deserves it. >> he looks thin, but he certainly looks fit if you can observe this at least superficially. >> well, i was told he was having some hip problems and walking, but we don't want to focus on his health issues, we want to focus on his mental state. always had a wonderful, wonderful sense of humor on the phone with me when we spoke. he would make he laugh. i was the one trying to cheer him up and he would tell me a funny thing and make me laugh. and i always e-mailed him and said stay strong, and he said you know, i will, i'm a gross -- i said go down fighting and he said

and then seeing all these people together, smoky with linda ronstadt. the moments are so indell nibble my mind. and -- indelible in my mind. and we were doing it and fascinated with what was happening on stage at the same time. its one of those things that for anybody in the pasadena civic that night, it was memorable. and people came back to do

linda has never been charged with any crime in the case and continues to deny any knowledge.omorrow on "48 hours" at 9:00 central on cbs. >>> kennedy center honoree, al green, his first big break and how the american song book could be in his future after your local news and tomorrow. what do you really agree to when you log online. the risks you take by scrolling through the terms and conditions and clicking "i accept." that's tomorrow on "cbs this morning saturday." ♪ because you make me feel so brand new ♪ ♪ and i want to spend nul nul my life with you ♪ >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. good morning, it is 8:26. i'm anne makovec. anti-police protests turning you will i in oakland last night. it was dubbed the no time off march as protestors tried to prevent police officers from getting christmas day off. some protestors smashed windows about 30 of them and damaged the christmas tree on jack london square. a fundraiser planned in berkeley this evening for the family of michael brown who was shot and killed in august by a police officer in ferguson, miss

[applause] >> thank you very much, linda. former member of congress, former secretary of transportation and recipient of our freedom award last year wanted to be here this evening but expressed regrets. norm since his congratulations to congressman lewis and roca john lewis is a -- road that john lewis is one of his real heroes. it was done in capital letters with three exclamation points, so it was something very serious on norms part. tonight, we honor a great man. has devoted his entire life to extending the rights and privileges of democracy to all americans. as a civil rights leader and member of congress, he has shaped our concept of freedom and expanded the definition of democracy. we are proud to pay tribute to him this evening. the u.s. capitol historical initiated the freedom award to recognize contributions of individuals and organizations to the cause of freedom. john has devoted his life to that cause. as a young man, he organized citizens -- sit-ins, participated in freedom rides, endured physical injuries, and

usually when they get home. >> people like linda are another one of roger's secret weapons. she like all of the employees was a customer first. >> years ago i came in to see what it was all about. and to buy some ornaments for myself. and i immediately just loved the atmosphere. >> after linda became a regular shopper she started helping roger out. >> i didn't know if i wanted to give up my time at home with my family. but i thought, well, you know, it has to be fun. and i would not go back to work if it wasn't something that i enjoyed. >> that's exactly why roger makes it a point to hire people who were originally customers. >> they've got what we're selling because they came in to buy it. they understood the value of the stories they were told. >> because they come in loving the store, the staff is incredibly easy to incorporate into the brand. >> i would start asking them, do you want to work a few hours a week? they then take very little training to learn these stories and be able to greet other people the same way. >> the customer experience in the store has resulted in

. >>> associated press reporter linda deutsche retires today. of the most famous trials ranging from manson to michael jackson. danielle nottingham sat down with her. >> reporter: linda deutsche has spent nearly half a century covers the trials of the century. her face and byline now well known but on her very first day at the "associated press" -- >> i was the only woman -- i was replacing the only woman who was leaving to have a baby. the editor on the desk looked up and said, oh, no, another new one. that was my welcome to the a.p. >> reporter: deutsche was just 26 when she was assigned to cover the manson murder trial. using the same typewriter she got when she was 10. dozens of high-profile cases followed including o.j. simpson which led to her greatest scoop. when that trial was over, o.j. called you first. >> he did. >> why? >> he would say the reason he talked to me is because as he said she never thought i was innocent, but she never said she thought i was guilty either. >> michael jackson, did he reach out to you? >> he did. michael ja

it was linda's first car, but she barely got a chance to drive it. it was stolen in 1986 right after she bought it. but now, 28 days later she has it back after some good investigating by a chp officer. >> it is like winning the lottery. it happens to some people few and far between. for it to happen to me is amazing. >> reporter: linda says she is going to keep that car in a safe and secure place. her garage. >> good idea. i love those classic cars. >>> ahead, we have a sports cast where birthday boy jim harbaugh's name is not mentioned. and what happened when the warriors ran into the ghosts of show time? it is like the 1980s lakers without the short shorts. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ...what kind of chance you .without kobe >> nba front and center. the warriors, what kind of chance would you get the lakers without colby bryant? steph curry. did they have it tonight. they brought gifts in the form of turnovers. ahead of nick young. all of us could have made this shot. that is how wide open he was. he had 19 turnovers. curry over to thompson. and the do

they also gave linda her first ticket in this car.u know, you have to take the the the good with the bad. >>> 5:39. stopping for students, coming up next on "eyewitness news" cast of the local performance gives a lesson to teens in returns for some goodwill. we will also have this... >> coming up on the 50th anniversary of the 1965 voting rights act a new film details part of the struggle, i'm craig boswell at the supreme court with more on the recent ruling impacting landmark legislation and more on the movie selma. >>> and a mild few days so far but winter is making a come back, carol has details when we if you have type 2 diabetes, you know it can be a struggle to keep your a1c down. so imagine ... what if there was a new class of medicine that works differently to lower blood sugar? imagine loving your numbers. introducing once-daily invokana®. it's the first of a new kind of prescription medicine that's used along with diet and exercise to lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. invokana® is a once-daily pill that works

. >> associated press reporter linda deutsch mass covered some of the most sensational trials of the past years ranging from charles manson to michael jacksonment she's retiring tomorrow. here's her exit interview with danielle nottingham. >> linda deutsch has spent nearly half a century covering several trials of the century. her face and bylines now well-knownment but on her very first day at the associated press. >> i was the only woman. i was replacing the only woman who was leaving to have a baby. the editor on the desk looked up and said oh no, another new one. and that was my welcome to the ap. >> deutsch was just 26 when she was assigned to cover the charles manson murder trial, using the same typewriter she got when she was ten. dozens of high profile cases followed including o.j. simpson which lead to her greatest scoop. >> when that trial was over, oj called you first. >> he did. >> why? >> he would say later that the reason he talked to me was because as he said, she never said she thought i was innocent, but she never said she thought i was guilty either. >> michael jack

though linda's love of the cold could leave you scratching a head as you add a scarf or gloves to youremble bluff it or not she not alone. dr. norman rosenthal is a clinical psychologist at georgetown university and an expert on seasonal affective disorder. he too suffers from the winter version of s.a.d. >> the wind folks have colored most of the attention, and i'm glad that the people who have trouble with the summer are finally getting their day in court. >> reporter: dr. rosenthal says the summer version of s.a.d. is less well understood because it's not as common or long-lived. >> it's nice that there are different kinds of people that enjoy different kinds of weather. >> reporter: but he says there are tools that can help those who suffer from either version, like mid sense, therapy, medication and for those with wind s.a.d. a box light for that boost of vitamin d, as we make or way there are winter linda is on standby, waiting for her idea of perfect, a brutally cold winter day. >> i'm like bring it on. >> reporter: days she hopes are just around the corner. >> i would be in my

linda's car was stolen just a year after she bought it. a highway patrol trooper was performing a vin inspection on it and noticed it was a stolen car. after a lot of investigation, it was returned to linda. >> i don't want to say i gave up hope. but i did. it was a wonderful memento. but now, having my first car back, it is a phenomenal feeling. >> linda says she is keeping the car in a safe and secure place. her garage. the person who recently bought the mustang had no idea it was stolen. chp says it is a remind tore do your research when buying a car. what a great christmas gift. >> it is not in bad shape. wasn't like they stripped it down. and she was all set to buy the google driverless car. now she has to stick with the classic mustang. still ahead, holiday delivery demands are so high, people have to get creative. >> and how cool is this? the special gloves developed in the bay area that let you scale walls like spider man. >> i don't those. i want those. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, season. they are turning to pedal power in some cases. m wait

my name is linda lighthiser and here to represent the mclaren park collaborative. we are proud that a playground within mclaren park was considered for the failing playgrounds task force and one of the challenges with that playground that it did have cca wood. however t was removed because it was dangerous several years ago. there is no rem nance of this park left so -- playground structure rather so there was nothing to grade so for many years some of us kept the banner going to say even though you have a failing grade you have park playgrounds that were eliminated and removed and those need to be considered too, so we considered those and incomplete perhaps but nevertheless the task force kept it for consideration and on the list even though we couldn't get a grade year after year but happy that mclaren park will have another playground to replace those that we lost over the years. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> thank you. good morning. >> good morning. >> my name is edna james and i am president of omi community action organization which is a tax e

joining me are bob and linda taylor themselves. bright and early for us and we appreciate it. we had thousands of people across the bay area and they voted for their favorite home. we would like to congratulate you as the winners. up get bragging rights? >> wow. >> thank you. >> how do you feel about this? >> that's wonderful. we didn't win the other contest, we won the local contest and that's what counts. >> the true christmas spirit. there were other homes that a lot of lights but this had an emotional part to it. could you tell why you put it up the lights? >> my daughter had a plane crash. my other daughter said let's deck rat for debbie. she loved to decorate for her son, my grandson. we do this every year in honor of her and i tell everybody i know she's looking down from heaven, right on dad, you're doing a good job. this is for her. >> a lot of people come out here. you give out candy canes, how many did you give out. >> we gave 16,000 candy canes, a little over. not everybody takes a candy cane, but we actually ran out ch

linda, that is the second floor? second floor. so not on the main level. >> right above the blue room. >> here we see teddy roosevelt's son archie, he actually smuggled a small tree into the white house and hit it in a closet in the upstairs sewing room. why? >> because his father was a staunch conservative, and at that time they did not grow trees as a crop. they grew trees in the woods and people went out and saw them -- and cut trees and brought them home. the president being a staunch conservative, he decided he did not want a tree in the house because that did not fit his thinking on cutting down trees. >> he sounds like a grump. >> ba humbug. >> he made great parks. so -- >> here we have franklin roosevelt and his family. and more of the roosevelt white house at christmas time. that is -- the east room? >> yep. >> it looks like about heavy tree -- a bottom heavy tree. >> they look like heavy chandeliers. >> there he much so. and the eisenhower white house. and we see a lot of tinsel. >> wow. >> it looks tinsel heavy. >> that

bernard parks and linda, thank you very much. coming up next, dr. sanjay gupta joins me live on what eric garner's autopsy showed and how did he die and what does he think about the moments where garner said over and over i can't breathe. and hillary clinton who has been silent on these issues, spoke out on the case in new york of eric garner and talked about ferguson. we'll play some of that for you. standby. >>> for eric garner's family, the case for indicting officer pantaleo seemed cut and dry. the medical examiner ruled garner's death a homicide. the medical examiner's report listed the 43 year old's asthma, obesity and high blood pressure as contributing factors. what does that mean here? let me bring in dr. sanjay gupta. can you just take me through what this medical examiner said was the cause of garner's death? >> the medical examiner was pretty clear on this issue specifically with what you said earlier that it was this choke hold along with pressure on his chest and the fact that he was in what's known as a prone position meaning he was o

quÉ linda cinturita tienes! >> no estaba embarazada como tÚ.Ño lloraba frente a un letrero, y un amigo le preguntÓ por quÉ. y el morocho le dice: ya no hay vergüenza en este paÍs. se venden madres y sentimientos. ademÁs de borracho, bruto! se venden maderas y cimientos. >> para cerrar este espectÁculo, ¿sabes cuÁl es la planta que no da flores ni frutos, pero da hongo? >> ¿cuÁl? >> la planta del pie! >> ahora sÍ, por fin. >> ok, estÁ bien. >> ¿cÓmo se toma una foto un elf? >> ¿cÓmo? >> se toma una elf-ie. >> es malÍsimo! >> estÁn peor que los de Éste. >> ¿me regalas el telÉfono? >> ay, se me cae! >> es el nuevo! guau, baby, ¿quÉ le dijo un globo a otro globo? i globe you! ♪ ♪ >> esto es como de pelÍcula. una mujer de la florida nunca se imaginÓ que el hombre que contratÓ para matar a su marido no era un matÓn a sueldo, sino un policÍa encubierto. para sellar el acuerdo, esta mujer no dudÓ en firmar un documento donde entregaba una camioneta como parte del pago. la fallida viuda ya estÁ tras las rejas. arizona cambiarÁ el uso de una controvertid

. >> reporter: larry and linda drain have been in live for 30 years.y are forced to be separated all in the same of health care. >> neither one of us like it. we want to be together. >> linda who has life-thre life-threatening epilepsy has been living in shelters. >> shortly after i started getting retirement, social security called us in and money. >> reporter: they fall into a coverage gap, because as a couple their income is too high to cover for tennessee public insurance programs and too low to qualify for federal subsisies. combined they make about $21,000. their separation allows them to keep the care they need. >> if tennessee expanded medicaid, the wife would have continued to be eligible for health insurance. >> reporter: in a statement to al jazeera, the tennessee's governor's office wrote: this coverage gap affects residents in 24 states that either did not expand ed kayed -- medicaid or are still discussing the issue. why have so many southern states decided not to expand medicaid? >> part of it has to do with the politics. it's obviously

linda has never been charged with any crime in the case and continues to deny any knowledge. tomorrow on "48 hours" at 9:00 central on cbs. >>> kennedy center honoree, al green, his first big break and how the american song book could be in his future after your local news and tomorrow. what do you really agree to when you log online. the risks you take by scrolling through the terms and conditions and clicking "i accept." that's tomorrow on "cbs this morning saturday." ♪ because you make me feel so brand new ♪ ♪ and i want to spend nul nul my life with you ♪ >>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> good morning, i'm nicole brewer. philadelphia police are searching for the suspect who robbed a chain east take out restaurant in fernrock overnight. it happened lets than a block from the 35th police district at the asia two restaurant on north broad street. police say the gunman got a which with cash then fled inside a blue mini-van, fortunately, no one was hurt. >> now, a check on the forecast, the beautiful forecast that katie has in store. >> it really is. good morning, nicol

. >> reporter: linda, says she saw everything happen in just seconds. she was driving her suv on state road in holmesburg around 5:15 tuesday night when she says a black tow truck hit a woman crossing the street. >> i saw her like walk up to the center line and then she was gone and then her cell phone and purse hit my car. report roar police say the woman did not use the crosswalk. other witnesses tell "eyewitness news" the driver didn't even slow down after hitting the woman. >> there were no brake lights, nothing to even, you know --, by the time i realized it was a person, i stopped my car and just to see if i can help her. >> police were on scene within minutes. spending over two hours collecting evidence. detectives found glass on the road. likely from the tow truck's health. >> when somebody strikes a human being, and then intentionally fleece the scene, involved in a hit-and-run, then that's just a horrific tragedy. >> reporter: tragedy linda says she'll never be able to forget. >> you knew he hit someone. you, her, him, whoever the driver was k

linda yueh there.unching its largest ever tourism campaign, which is aimed at encouraging chinese people to visit. the billion-dollar campaign is set to run on chinese social media platforms. it's based around asking people to choose the chinese names in a range of british landmarks. some celebrities and places are very well-known to rate their own names. stonehen stonehenge's name, apparently means huge stone clusters. the beatles translates as gentlemen with long hair. is this campaign going to bring the chinese to britain in droves? joss kroft explains the premise behind this campaign. >> the chinese have a fascination with naming things. sometimes it's to do with the difficulties that they might have in terms of pronouncing them. but they absolutely have a fascination with naming things, objects, people, places. so it's to really try and leverage some of that real engagement and interest that people have in it. china is a market that has an absolute fascination with britain. when we ask them how th

. >> reporter: a short list of potential suspects for prosecutor linda tally smith. >> i refer to thist being like the game of clue because you have a very small group and it's a matter of accounting backwards and excluding people. >> reporter: so that's what faced investigators. in which room? with what weapon? and finally, who? >>> coming up -- the questions begin. where was michelle's husband dan the morning of the murder? >> i was sleeping. what a great alibi, right? >> why did you sleep on the couch and she sleep in the bed? ♪ >> reporter: michelle mockbee's siblings remember her as the big sister who literally couldn't lose. >> she was the contest queen. she won every contest there was for like a two-year run. >> yeah. you name it flat screen tvs, tickets to everything gift cards. >> super bowl parties. >> reporter: lucky. >> she loved it. it made her so happy and made it more happy to share her winnings with other people. >> reporter: now it was michelle's family who had lost so much. >> we were completely dumbfounded as to why anyone would want to hurt her. >> reporter: as inve

. >> vestidos con atuendos y ahÍ se aparecieron tres elefantes, creo que una experiencia muy linda, esciones y su forma de celebrar esta navidad. >> es muy inteligente. >> viva la naturaleza. >> pensÓ que habÍa comida. >> quÉ ibas a decir? >> todas las personas tienen el listado de las cosas que le falta hacer en la vida, pero la edad no frena, no le impidiÓ tirarse en paracaÍdas, llevÓ preparÁndose para este momento, pasÓ hasta los exÁmenes fÍsicos necesarios para saber si iba a aguantar lanzarse de 12.000 pies, que altura. >> sorprendiÓ a todos y con su contagiosa alegrÍa. >> 81 aÑos. >> yo con 27. >> no me atrevo, lo he pensado, son una de las cosas como que le da esa curiosidad. >> mÍrela. >> es una hazaÑa. >> hay cosas que uno tiene que hacer en la vida, escribir un libro, plantar un Árbol, tirarse por paracaÍdas. >> aprovechemos. >> te tengo que contar algo. >> habÍa una vez. >> comenzÓ, tres aÑos despuÉs tiene mÁs de 10 árboles de navidad, son Árboles de 7 pies, el problema es el esposo. >> lleva 58 aÑos de casado. >> que ponga 8 mÁs. >> anita 58 aÑos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ verde, verde, ve

♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> mira gabi, mi nena de 7 años esta viendo el programa, te va a ver y va a decir, qué lindaque si le gusta lo haga, me encanta cantar, sobre todo que practique y si, ser feliz. >> ¿como lo haces para cantar en voz alto y que se aparofunda tu voz?= creo que parte debe ser porque soy mexicana, no sé, es algo muy natural, mi mamá canta, mi papá es musico y bueno, va en la familia. >> yo no tengo talentos para nada, tienes la ventaja ahí. >> es para que vayan viendo el calirbe de talento que traemos para las celebraciones de la comunidad. >> ¿que prometes a quien te vay a ver el fin de semana de los reyes magos? que vengan, con toda la familia, bastante comida, la verdad es que vengan, es un evento muy bonito. >> esta el museo donde los niños pueden aprender de pequeños la ciencia e ir interesandose en la ciencia. >> tenemos actividades para todos los pequeñitos, tenemos un área designada. la oportunidad de aprender jugando. >> el apoyo que tienes tu de la ciudad, que tiene el museo de la ciudad es tremendo, por eso siguen en existencias. >> claro que si, es tremendo, contamos c

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i'm linda stasi. i'm a columnist with the new york daily news. you might think this is the hamptons, but it's actually atlantic beach, new york, and it's only 23 miles from manhattan. our one of a kind beach house is right over there dunes so let's take a walk. [music playing] -our house is 7,500 square feet. and this is the house where i wrote my very first article for the new york daily news. there's so much more i want to show you so let's head inside. [music playing] -this is the living room, which is really the big wow factor of the house. it has 15 foot ceilings, 10 foot windows, 150 people fit in here no problem. behind me is an italian marble fireplace. the previous owner actually brought the marble in from italy. but the real star of this room is the view. from this way, we have to dunes and we have our fantastic jetty, which was built in, i think, the 1930s. as a matter of fact, i learned to surf right there when i was a kid, never, ever believing in a million years that i'd actually live in this house. [music playing] -right off the li

linda added the personalized license plate lndaz 67. linda's '67. she purchased the plate years ago but never had a chance to put it on that mustang. she's got it now. she's ready to go. >> certainly is. >>> a college freshman chases her passion, graphic design, despite being unable to use her arms or hands. >> brooke feltmyer has suffered from a muscle disorder since birth so to draw, she has to use her chin. brooke dreams of one day working for disney as a graphic artist. she says she feels like she has been overcoming long odds her entire life. >> the first day of art class, my teacher did not think i was going to be able to do it. he thought i needed to be switched to a different class. >> the college freshman is also a competitive swimmer and scuba diver. she says she knows how hard she will have to work to make her disney dream a reality. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00, charges of excessive force. why a federal agent says he was targeted by police in the south bay. >>> plus, new details about a gun trafficking ring. how authorities say

they were more mad at the issue if it was linda v linda. >> and don't confuse.uts to go in. that and the problem is with democratic women. >> tony. >> that was with the exception of me. if you for politics, you can't use gender stereotypes except political stereotypes. >> it is a battle. >> they should have things they agree on. >> here on the couch you were outnumbered and you held your own. >> long- time friends and new friends. >> we'll be back with the tv version of us on monday. "happening now" starts now. ♪ one of the new york city police officers executed as he sat in the patrol car is remembered by friends, family and complete strangers of a grateful city. welcome to "happening now". thank you for being with us the day after christmas. i am leland viter in for jon scott. >> and i molly line. those who loved ramos will gather to remember him. police all over the country are expected to attend his wake. vice-president joe biden

adiÓs y tambiÉn acompaÑaron el sepelio por canciones compuestas por chespirito y al ritmo de "quÉ lindaudad de mÉxico. policÍas, tuvieron que contener a una multitud y camarÓgrafos deseosos de ver los pormenores. los familiares del artista como sÓlo se permitiÓ la entrada de los amigos mÁs cercanos. >> es algo especial, porque son personas de otro nivel y personas que nunca pudimos ver en personas. >> el fÉretro fue trasladado por seis personas, tras un emotivo momento. >> visiblemente emocionados estaba florinda meza, viuda, y sus seis hermanos. >> descansa en paz, ya papito, ya que han sido revelado los secretos... >> este panteÓn, serÁ la Última morada de roberto gÓmez bolaÑos. ♪quÉ bonita vecindad, en la vecindad♪ del chavo >> entonaron algunas de las canciones que hicieron famoso al chavo. el Último aplauso de la familia. esperaron que la familia de chespirito se retirara hizo cuando se le permitiÓ visitar la tumba. >> en la ciudad de mÉxico, jaime garcÍa. univisiÓn >> queremos acercarnos a usted y le pedimos que comparta su fotografÍa, ilustrando algÚn personaje creado por chespir

quÉ linda cinturita tienes! >> no estaba embarazada como tÚ.le dice: ya no hay vergüenza en este paÍs. se venden madres y sentimientos. ademÁs de borracho, bruto! se venden maderas y cimientos. >> para cerrar este espectÁculo, ¿sabes cuÁl es la planta que no da flores ni frutos, pero da hongo? >> ¿cuÁl? >> la planta del pie! >> ahora sÍ, por fin. >> ok, estÁ bien. >> ¿cÓmo se toma una foto un elf? >> ¿cÓmo? >> se toma una elf-ie. >> es malÍsimo! >> estÁn peor que los de Éste. >> ¿me regalas el telÉfono? >> ay, se me cae! >> es el nuevo! guau, baby, ¿quÉ le dijo un globo a otro globo? i globe you! >> visita asisevivemejor.com, con las herramientas y consejos necesarios para vivir tu vida mucho mejor. >> fireball! >> quÉ buena rola. esta es una noticia entre buena y mala. porque en mÉxico se espera, esta es la buena, que la poblaciÓn de mariposas monarcas aumente este invierno. ustedes saben que estÁn mariposas, es increÍble, viajan unas 3000 millas, 4800 km desde canadÁ hasta mÉxico, en michoacÁn. lamentablemente, esa es la mala, el nÚmero de ma

♪ ♪ >> quÉ linda! estoy emocionada, estoy nerviosa porque vengo como mamÁ. con mi varoncito este especial poder compartir con ustedes que son mi otra familia y compartir con todo nuestro pÚblico que nos ve cada maÑana y que siendo que fueron parte de mi embarazo verdad mi amor? >> sÍ compadre? >> es super parlanchÍn... >> les digo una cosa... las luces, las cÁmaras, está super tranquila... se me hace que va por ahÍ. >> quÉ ha sido lo mÁs difÍcil como madre primeriza? >> la lactancia. entiendo por quÉ es tan complicado para muchas mujeres, para ser un proceso natural es muy poco natural... tuve algunos dÍas en los que pensÉ que iba a tirar la toalla pero he pedido ayuda y le sigo dando mi leche a mi baby... >> sasha estar de vacaciones disfrutando con baby bruce le mandamos todo nuestro cariÑo y amor. >> el mejor momento va a ser la llegada de julieta. >> en agosto. >> el varÓn, la niÑa. >> muchos niÑos... de alan... la niÑa tuya... >> no te doy permiso de que faltes hasta agosto... >> no... la fecha es

. >> esta navidad deja de lado las tristezas juntos pasan una linda navidad. >> esto estÁ decretado.Í. >> bÁsicamente lo que vamos hacer es rÁpido, lo vamos a empezar a cocinar. >> es la planta esta. >> la puedes probar. >> le puse un poco de sal, siempre cuando cocinamos, hacemos el mismo procedimiento, agua hirviendo y cebolla. >> segundo paso, es la clara de huevo. >> tengo cebolla, quÉ mÁs le hecho. >> vamos a hacer las tortas de camarÓn. >> le vamos agregar, ya tengo aquÍ esta, vamos. un poco mÁs de fuego, un poco de cebolla, vamos hacer nuestro mole, esta es la pasta, vamos a empezar. >> tiene muchÍsimos ingredientes. por este lado, tengo un poco de caldo de pollo, lo que vamos hacer es mezclar esto. >> vale mÁs, vamos a disolver lo que es la pasta. >> me encanta. >> eso es buenÍsimo. >> claro que si. >> es un procedimiento de derretir las pastas y que quede bien incorporado, esto se hace expreso. >> no le echamos todo. >> ahora si. >> vas a ponerle las llemas, despuÉs el caldo de camarÓn. vas a seguir haciendo eso. ves que sencillo, ahora. ahora son nuestras tortitas, vamos ha

by supervisor eric mar i want to thank bill dillon and jack chin as well as the clerk of the xlit , lindal phones and electronic devices, completed speaker cards and any documents to be xlud as part of the file should be 134i9ed to the clerk.