. >>> ya >> ana lola es la dueÑa dhome donde yo actualmente tengo a mi mamÁ... estÁ sentada ahÍ. >> pero estÁ de lo mas movida... ¿y salen en facebook las orgÍas? >> sÍ. >> ella padece de leucemia. >> y necesita un trasplante de mÉdula Ósea. >> la cual la Única persona... >> que es compatible... >> ...es su madre.

we first told you about the turtle named lola a few weeks ago. lola swallowed a turtle pendant.. veterinarians first tried mild laxative on mole local land that didn't work decided to cut a knoll her belly there it was. the purple pendant. >> the shell was actually made out of bone. people think it's a fingernail but it's actually bone. once we patch it it's like healing a fractured bone in your arm or leg. has to heal and it takes to sick weeks. >> locally la will be back in normal to no team. she can live another 100 years. she look like my turtle lulu. she's a box turtle. >> we have a doctor and patient's request to worn young woman who may be misdiagnosed and suffering from dangerous condition. >> here's joyce evans. >> really is exactly what we were looking for. we're very happy i couldn't be more pleased. >> reporter: pleased to find and now help more women in their 30s and 40s who are struggling to breathe. their wind pipes slowly narrowing. >> this is known as idiopathic stenosis. >> no one ever heard of it. >> reporter: a rare and mysterious condition that leaves young

of [speaker not understood] fillmore black elders, filipino [speaker not understood], and lolos and lolasspeaker not understood]. the skin of manila town, the skin of [speaker not understood] filipino struggle, the skin of aye hotel, the skin of poets who wrote on the walls of their minds. hell no we won't go. benito's drum is the beat of struggle from the heart of struggle from the mind, of struggle. the drum bone beat of his hands carry the dirt poems of the aye hotel rising out of the ground. benito's drum skin drum beat life a wakes the city from its sleep. it wakes the elders, the children, the workers, the forgotten. benito's drum is awaking the city ~ with the city of his aye hotel heart. (applause) >> that's tony robles' poem. tony is a true revolutionary, worker scholar who always maintains a humble level head, even in the most crisis oriented situations, even when fighting for the people in the most charged issues like housing justice, and the fight against displacement and gentrification in san francisco creatively tony writes poetry and stories that inspire hope and struggle o

. >> in an interview with "people" magazine ripa discussed how her 13-year-old daughter lola wants more you want to keep aiary instead of instagram, you can have all the privacy you want. >> ripa has been honest about her parenting choices and how lola might not be her biggest fan but kelly has plenty of fans on her facebook page, so many of you reacting to this story on wnnfans.com. one of our favorite comments and we got it bring it to you from brian c., if you can't buy your own toilet paper, then you have no expectation of privacy. >> that's an easy way to sum it up. essentially saying, kids, forget privacy. all right. >> all right. there's an abbreviated skinny. we're right back. stay with us. and so does bill, an identity thief who stole mary's identity, took over her bank accounts, and stole her hard earned money. unfortunately, millions of americans just like you learn all it may take is a little misplaced information to wreak havoc on your life. this is identity theft, and no one helps stop it better than lifelock. lifelock has the most comprehensive identity theft protection a

lola vargas / mama de jerssey tuve amenaza de aborto de ella, tuve sangrado, mucho dolor.raban que naciera, que dependa de m que mi bebe naciera yo digo que es un milagro, que dios me la dio porque algo tiene que hacer en la vida y aunque algunos ya la ven como poltica, ella tiene otros planes para cuando crezca. bite jerssey vargas quieres ser veterinaria, escritora y congresista? le dije a mi mama que cuando un trabajo me falle, ya tengo otro. pero tambin quiero ser cientfica de rocas al fin que a esa edad el mundo entero es como un parque, y la realidad - no es nada ms que un juego cesar ---muchos latinoamericanos estn marcando pauta en la industria gastronmica aqu en el rea de la baha, pero no precisamente por preparar platos de sus pases de origen.... take vo ---y es que solo en el condado de santa clara hay 85 mil latinos trabajando en restaurantes, como expertos en sushi o comida thailandesa, una historia sobre diversidad y calidad que no se puede perder esta noche a las once... take 3 shot angle cam cesar ---ahora pasamos con gabriel sotelo... ---con la informacion

that is, really, another reason, i agree with lola, that is a business reason why you are not getting this critical mass and the momentum of this story. look, he made more money for nbc than anyone in the history of the world. in corporate america that is a scholarship to life. for them to pull out, that said, whoa. netflix, smartest marketers in the industry, when they pull out, and now you have tv land essentially starting a process where he is being erased from tv history, that is profound. that momentum in midweek happening wednesday last week, this story kicked in another gear. it did. that drove it. >> when you see the pain in the women's pace and i cannot say they are all true but it is hard they are all making up remarkably similar stories of, drugged and assaulted or rained by bill cosby but they are always subject, why did you wait so long and first talk in fix televison when this got a little bit of attention or in 2014? >> a number of women have said they felt ashamed and fear and like david said, this person was at one time the most power will man in hollywood and if you

this is lola, a little 8 pounds chihuahua, with collar and harness on, and she needs to get home.he got loose from the pet sitter's house in south philadelphia, at 12th and fitzwater, that happened on november the 19th. she has been seen in that general area, please, keep an eye out for her, she easily frighten of strangers, don't chase her, instead, you can contact carol err soak and pest pet page on facebook, or at carol cbs-3 on twitter or call the number on the many signs posted through south philadelphia for missing dog local a she has to get home. >> she's cute. coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news", search continues for missing west chester university student. we're live with the latest on that, plus. >> this. marchers begin seven day protest, chris van cleve in ferguson, the latest coming >> just about 7:30, november 30th, i'm diana rocco in for nicole brewer. and it is pretty chilly still in center city philadelphia. let's get to meteorologist, carol erickson with what we can expected to. hi, carol. >> it is warmer than it was yesterday. so we'll look for i

people off ask gary and i about the, quote, lola tino turnout in mid terms, or the dropoffs of latinournout in mid turms. you can see if only four out of 10 latino voters are being contacted, there's much work to be done here in getting out the latino vote. most of that falls at the feet of candidates and campaigns who need to engage our community. who did most of the engaging this year? we asked for those 41%. among the 41% who got contact, 56% said that it was a democratic campaign. 35% said it was a republican campaign. interestingly here, 32%, almost the same that were contacted by republicans, a third of the latinos, said it came from a community organization. that's much higher than you'll see for white americans who overwhelmingly receive their contact from one of the two major parties. for latinos, a third of that contact is coming from other la teen heo organizations. this question here -- latino organizations. this question here said they could receive from multiple sources. at the start of our survey we asked an open-ended question asking people what is the number one issue

guest: that is a great question, lola. one of the things that we have been pushing for is the 21st century tribes treating tribes as nations. if you look at the history of the united states, going back a couple hundred years and their policies toward native americans -- for example, one of the policies in the late 1800s was kill the indian, save the man. they had a paternalistic attitude toward tribes in the last 200 years. there are a lot of rules and regulations that have been ,ritten into law by congress and we are working really hard not only with congress meant and senators but the administration and agencies, too. look at them from the last 200 years and make them reflect tribes of the 21st century. the infrastructure that tribes have in place right now is almost second to none as far as being able to provide central government services for their people. we are working close with both sides of the aisle to make sure that we look closely at the rules and regulations that have been put into place the last 200 years. ou

guest: that is a great question, lola.ne of the things that we have been pushing for is the 21st century tribes treating tribes as nations. if you look at the history of the united states, going back a couple hundred years and their policies toward native americans -- for example, one of the policies in the late 1800s was kill the indian, save the man. they had a paternalistic attitude toward tribes in the last 200 years. there are a lot of rules and regulations that have been ,ritten into law by congress and we are working really hard not only with congress meant and senators but the administration and agencies, too. look at them from the last 200 years and make them reflect tribes of the 21st century. the infrastructure that tribes have in place right now is almost second to none as far as being able to provide central government services for their people. we are working close with both sides of the aisle to make sure that we look closely at the rules and regulations that have been put into place the last 200 years. our

now we have lola and ellie playing with leap tv from leavefrog.ve the tv. everything on it is designed with educational games. >> also, doesn't it keep them moving at as well? >> it has a game control you can use t. girls are playing a karate game, they have to make the memberss to capture the different shapes, there is baseball and reading comprehension as well again, they're up and moving, having fun, they're learning. >> again, keep an eye on boxes, make sure you are buying something age appropriate. you don't want it to be too yuveng for your kids or too old for your kids? >> when you play, most of the tools are learning about themselves as learners. you want them to have confidence and self esteem. >> we will put this up on our website as well, always goed to see you. appreciate it. if you want tips from choosing the perfect toy for your child, head to today.com. we partnered with toy portfolio for a special series, naughty or nice, putting the season's hottest toys in the hands of kids and parents. we will have their reviews starting decembe