lydia ramai calls her son a miracle baby the apple of her eye he was born against all odds. must win the fact that marge was born has given us hope he's everything to us in the end we won despite all the obstacles for us he is the ultimate luxury mushed was born despite his father's absence adele karimov her mommy is in an israeli prison where he's been sentenced to twenty five years for murder lydia was afraid she'd no longer be able to have children by the time he got out and so instead of waiting for him she did the next best thing and arranged for his sperm to be smuggled out for the first time i went to visit my husband with his new son the soldiers went crazy when they saw the baby like i was carrying a bomb they started asking questions like how come you have a baby smuggling sperm from prison is gaining popularity in the palestinian world but first the community must approve after this happened the procedure is quite straightforward the first thing they have to get. that they have a sample from that. they get if they get a sample we ask of the woman wife of the priso

lydia know the chosen song funky warming beijing he said leon hall easy but only a few of them that you want for me to the shooting and editing the whole thing do you feel about it. did you tube you should total on it good to know the going down to the joe cool. due to being a fun group includes an audition she needed shoes and sit com. twenty up the ladder total complete love and she loves to chew the two tone not only that of yet. she will make your opinion. i may go to the imagination of meaning and of course criticized. he's out to sea while he who is due to not go into semi why don't the ladies don't tell him she should be considered an accident and has a walk with i guess. the new religion he still is to choose and seems to me to pretend that we might see the scene constable tim vaughan and coach. you should go. to rejoin when you are going on the species you get to know the little phone please note the fact i'm not budging typical woman to whom shot common. it's actually good when union and the coach and coach leach was easy to read without food for some deal to teach me your uni

. >> alright, we're here in the matter of lydia ayala, case number 2013-1176. >> like the people here today, the workers from david's cafe came to present their case. >> i have the forms of receipt of payment. >> the owner of david's cafe didn't show up. in absentia, the hearing officer ordered him to pay the workers three times what he owed each employee. >> you are in fact entitled to the seventy-one hours that you're alleging. i am satisfied that you have demonstrated your burden of proof. >> adrian gonzalez still refused to pay. >> do something for a living! what do you do all day? >> gonzalez is not alone. over the last three years, out of nearly nine-thousand sit-down restaurants inspected by the federal department of labor, an astonishing eighty four percent were found to have violated wage laws. >> if you obey the law as a business person, you're at a disadvantage because there's so many people who don't obey the law. we've had workers contact us for violations of minimum wage laws, overtime laws... >> juan carlos is a waiter who organizes an informal network of restaurant wor

among them, lydia keema. >> yes! yes! and this is the $169 one? >> yup. >> reporter: she found the flat screen t.v. she was hunting for. the single mother works part time and is getting her master's degree. how important are those discounts to you this year? >> we don't have discretionary income, hardly anybody does anymore so being able to get that item for reduced cost just helps fulfill other needs, more groceries that you can get, more transportation, more -- more places you can go during the holiday season. >> reporter: overall, 10% fewer shoppers are expected to visit stores this season. analysts predict retailers will see sales increase 2.4% from last year. that's the smallest increase since 2009, the year the recession ended. retail analyst dana telsey. the economy is in recovery, the market is up this year 23%. why won't it be a better holiday shopping season? >> i think some of what you've seen is you had the low to mid-- tear consumer have more stresses. they've had higher payroll tax increase this is year than last year. wage growth ha

career mother mommy is in israeli prison where he's been sentenced to twenty five years for murder lydia was afraid she'd no longer be able to have children by the time he got out and so instead of waiting for him she did the next best thing and arranged for his sperm to be smuggled out for the first time i went to visit my husband with his niece on the soldiers went crazy when they saw the baby like i was carrying a bomb they started asking questions like how come you have a baby smuggling sperm from prison is gaining popularity in the palestinian world but first the community must approve after this happens the procedure is quite straightforward the first thing they have to get. that they have a sample from that. they get if they get a sample we ask the woman the wife of the prisoners to begin with they have to fiercely give a letter from here side and to first degree with the from her husband's side. to declare that this bill belonged to the door this woman as one of the sample can survive for up to forty eight hours before being frozen five years treatment. is three months pregnant h

lydia gastopolis. i represent the cyber security forum initiative. i oversee our mission in europe. more specifically in the mediterranean. as we deal with cyber issues, i've been engaging the communities there with cyber. i have a question regarding austerity and our cyber allies and helping them out in the era of snowden leaks. what i found is many government officials, military officials have said they look up to the u.s. and the way we do things. they respect our strategy and our efficiency and effectiveness. however, when it comes to cyber security now, many people are standing up their commands. this is a sensitive national security issue. seeing some of our nato allies are standing up their commands, how can we help them in a way that would not infringe on the sensitivity standing up to cyber command considering the snowden situation? >> terrific. let me start with you. let's take the first two questions because i think harlen asked a fundamental on

council and see how their work cut out for them in addition two agenda items covering bosnia somalia lydia and eleven on the council on tuesday will receive its first reading from the joint un mission in overseeing the destruction of serious chemical weapons steve and the cctv new york china's chief nuclear envoy would always has to ride in pyongyang as the relevant parties make their efforts to revive the long stalled six party talks aimed at ending the nuclear program. all the democratic people's republic of korea. his visit follows is meeting with his us counterpart. when babies in washington. on sunday in south korea nuclear chief chart thai tiong visited washington and exchange views on the issue with babies later this week the united states south korea and japan are set to hold three way talks in washington to find a way it was all the dprk is the pay of deadlock. the six party talks grouping china south korea dprk japan the us and russia. having been held since december two thousand a night. two south korean firms at the place some industrial complex in the dprk on to clare's their

announcement came in for heavy criticism at the un climate conference in warsaw our reports coming in from lydia's the least twenty two people being killed and within a hundred wounded in clashes in the capital tripoli. witnesses say militia men opened fire on protesters who were pulling up on two groups to be removed from the city. our reporter says he saw an anti aircraft cannon being fired from the roof off a building used by mentioning. india's government has struggled to stop security in the city where rival militias have refused to get up there when pets. albania has turned down a us request to host the destruction of chemical weapons from syria. running a stay at a d hamas said it was impossible for his country to take part in the operation the announcement was welcomed by protesters who gathered in the capital tehran. to oppose the plan ltd is one of three countries that destroyed its own arsenal of chemical weapons after declaring them. the us embassy in to run a city respected armenia's decision it was confident a solution would be found. to canada now well police say it they have broken

if anything it is my paper is going to be a springboard for even more debates in the months to copy lydia i discussed why the prime the pilkington so important this goal the chocolate fish and the phony radical independence campaign. we summon the enabling these are just a death in this goldfish government's approach to key economic incentives are in compounds into basements of the distortion so far has been one in which what we've seen from the north county has peanut nothing concerning had the wood into the waves of people on going to be seen no ikea bought the ring. that example start to think about it the beast in living standards of the destitute smoking pot will be seen as old as of now we've seen them before with ideas the queen to maximize the grill potato from side to everything and this white paper today i've been to ikea but i think what was going to see is that this is the starbucks i hope almost been a lot of discussion on and watch soaps going to be one eleven. a couple of minutes we take a look at lowest libya the authorities are trying to crack down on the ombudsman issuer

don't you care about children and lydia maria child say yes, i care about children but we don't sell children. it went back and forth in this particular way. you find these are people, in some sense, have been lost or sidelined and they're so very, very important. they were so famous in their own day. which is fascinating too. >> umm, the news has obviously been -- the 50th anniversary and the discussion that look back to the kennedy assassination. in 1865, after abraham lincoln was killed, who was it that took us forth in the wake of the assassination to essentially bring forth social policies that take up to the end point of the book 1877. >> well, one couldn't have avoided -- probably didn't want to, the last week of commemorative programs about assassination of john f kennedy, and some of you have probably heard or have read robert's most recent work on johnson, and one of the things he talks about i find very interesting is the transition of power from, of course, kennedy to johnson and the fact that was such a seamless transition, because you have this horrible event and sudden

we'll start with lydia from woodstock, illinois on our line for independents. lydia, good morning, you're on with david. >> caller: hey, good morning, and thank you, i appreciate being on halloween. it's significant because grover as an 11-year-old had the taxpayer protection pledge, and my theory is that he wants government to be small enough to drawn in the bathtub because the his role model for government and rather than campaigning sits on taxpayer with the pledge blanket waited to be rewarded for his loyalty to the great pumpkin obviously who is grover norquist. explain what role grover has in washington, d.c., and why there is a verb in washington, d.c., and that verb is groverize. >> host: mr. corn? >> guest: there's a lot of peanuts references in that question, but, you know, i guess at the heart of it is who is grover norquist. why doesn't anyone pay attention to him? grover has been a republican strategist lobbyist as well for doidz here in washington and created the american of tax reform group which has gotten, you know, house republicans particular

lydia says her daughter idolizes her sister.nd natalie, from new york with her friends, at a one direction concert. natalie says it did not matter one bit that they were in the nose bleed section, as she calls it. just -- this is a quote. just breathing the same air as the guys was enough for them in the stadium. >> they're all of the same carbon dioxide. keep sending your photos. or tweet or instagram them to us. use #1dongma. and one direction's live concert event, november 26th. i have a feeling people are packing their backpacks and tents because the countdown is on. >>> also, "the hunger games." extravaganza starts here this morning. with jeffrey wright in the studio this morning. >> yes. terrific actor. great to have him here. >>> and stylist to the stars, isabel marant's brand-new, affordable clothing line for h&m. your first look at her incredible looks. you're going to love these looks. and the looks for less. >>> wait, there's more. wolfgang puck. right across the studio. cooking up one of the thanksgiving dishes that

this is lydia. we're talking about this, looking for a holiday gift for your pet?rom the rest. >> oh, oh, she doesn't like you. >> hi, olivia. you're adorable. ♪ ♪ hmm. ♪ mm-hmm. [ engine revs ] ♪ [ male announcer ] oh what fun it is to ride. get the mercedes-benz on your wish list at the winter event going on now -- but hurry, the offer ends soon. [ santa ] ho, ho, ho! [ male announcer ] lease the 2014 ml350 for $599 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. >>> okay. welcome back. americans reportedly spending about $1 billion to buy holiday gifts -- >> $5 billion. see, these don't work. >> the glasses, not working for you today. >> they're just to hide an allergic reaction to eye drops. there we go. got that out of the way. >> okay. >> about $5 billion spent by americans to buy pets for their gifts each year. >> but with so many different types of products on the market, how do we know which one to choose for our four-legged family members like olivia here. >> there you go, i promoted her. let's ask julia zabo, right? good to see you, who are you holding? >> w

. >> lydia coal cuts through the b.s. >> are you my contact. >> we have a bit of a scandal. >> she takesnd makes them go -- >> this is my son. he is out of college. he doesn't have any health insurance. >> i thought you said this was a scandal. under the affordable care act you will stay under your parent's plan until you are 26. >> joining us now from los angeles linda blood worth thomasson creator and writer of successful programs such as designing women. she has produced a new documentary called bridegroom. get to that in a minute. is it wise in your opinion for celebrities to promote public policy before they know whether it's going to work or not? >> well, i think, you know, you can't measure your conscience by, you know, how it's going to benefit your career. it's obvious to me that affordable healthcare is what america needs bottom of the rupg outside my wheel house i know that people in hollywood are just like people everywhere. people always talk about the glamorous or crazy or deck can't side of hollywood. grown up here my whole life after growing up in a small town of missouri

lydia springer of california. my son and i lost our health coverage. i have cancer.eds. a real apology for would be for president obama to say his plan is unaffordable, unwork able and un-american. sherry from georgia. how dare you say independents will replace tea party vote miss the republican party? don't under estimate us. you misquoted me. i said the hope among some moderates is they will pick up some independents to replace tea party people and are will not vote for anybody who doesn't reflect their thinking. uh you suggested the tea party needs a national leader. we have learned central organizations distort the message. if that's the case, frank, you can't effectively answer the national media that despises you. you need somebody to do that. david from st. louis. killing jesus is like the gospels, anti-jewish. oh, balder dash. you are misguided. my book is sympathetic to the jewish people. it is the corrupt temple authorities that we expose. shirley adams, ohio. "killing jesus" left me with a mental painting of history's darkest times penetrated by rays of li

similar case, ken and elizabeth shots are now in prison after convicted of killing their daughter, lydia. taken from their evidence, also the book, "train up a child." what do you think influenced the shots to beat, terrorize and torment them? >> the book by mr. pearl, no doubt about it. >> reporter: let's say he slugs his sister, you explain it is violent, not acceptable in society or in our home. and i would take him somewhere in his bedroom, and would tell him i'm going to give him 15 licks. >> reporter: with what? >> probably a belt, a kid that big, a boy, i would probably use a belt that would be handy. i might use a wooden spoon or -- a piece of like -- plumbing supply line. >> reporter: a plumbing supply line, one of the pieces of evidence larry williams gave the sheriff's deputies in washington state after authorities said he acknowledged he and his wife used it to strike their children. >> we have no comments today. >> can you tell us what happened to your daughter, though, do you still say she killed herself? excuse me, sir? >> no comment today. >> reporter: larry and carri wil

. >> 16-year-old lydia is preparing to make her professional debut later on thursday in the final event of the lpga season. the keep ager has made quite an impact as an amateur, rising to number five in the women's world rankings. >> not only me, but the support team back in new zealand and my family, they've been working hard, so i don't want to let them down and yeah, i'm just trying my best now to be more grown up and be a good professional. >> the bought's not until sunday, but the fighting has begun between pacquiao and rios, becoming involved in an aggressive altercation over the use of a shared training game at a college, claiming the rios camp went over their allowed time. pacquiao is dedicating the bout to his native philippines. >> i'm doing my best to win the fight especially what happened to my countrymen in the philippines there with the typhoon, and this fight, is for the people affected by the typhoon. this fight is for you. that's al your sport for now. >> thank you very much indeed. a jumbo cargo jet has landed in the wrong airport in the sufficient. the runway's over 9

and 16-year-old lydia made her debut at the lpga event in florida and one under par and 71, the new zeelanderthe lead and she is an amateur and ranked 5th in the world. and that is all your sport for now and back to you. >> reporter: thanks so much, united states which has long been the world's largest carbon e mitter is shrinking the greenhouse foot print and it has fell nearly a quarter but the decline is taking a toll on one of the country's oldest coal mining, areas and we have more from kentucky. >> in the narrow valleys of eastern kentucky king coal long ruled supreme but the industry wears a hollow crown as minds in the appalachian mountains shut down every month and coal mines are down 40% in the past two years and more losses projected as production keeps declining. third-generation miner joie has been looking for work for more than a year. >> anything we can basically do and you don't cut it for me, i can't hardly live on it. >> and the next three years, if things don't change in our area, this place will be a ghost town. >> reporter: eastern kentucky coal is the most expensive to m

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lydia mikhailina was on duty when lee arrived. >> (translated): it was my impression immediately that this was a sure suicide attempt, since he was refused political asylum which he had been demanding, and he tried to obtain permission to stay in the soviet union by inflicting the wounds. >> narrator: after seven days, oswald was ready to be discharged. but then the kgb called the hospital, telling them to hold him until they arrived. >> (translated): sometime later, about 40 minutes, a large black car arrived and three young men came in. they confiscated his medical history, his discharge paper and all his documents, and then they told me they were taking him away. >> narrator: the kgb wanted to see if oswald could be useful to them. >> (translated): counterintelligence and intelligence, they both looked him over to see what he was capable of, but unfortunately, neither could find any ability at all. >> narrator: oswald was moved to a hotel while the kgb considered his fate. after three days, he decided he'd had enough. >> "it seems like three years. i must have some sort of a showdo

lydia? >> reporter: good morning. we're outside central park.arathon may be days away, but when i step out, you can see security is already going on right now. you can see road blocks, security personnel, as well as many vehicles. officials are telling us that this will be the largest antiterrorism operation carried out across new york city. it's thank is in response to april's boston marathon bombing. marathon officials are banning more items this year such as backpacks, high duration packs, vests with pockets, baby strollers and if you do show up with some sort of bag, even a purse, expect your bags to be checked. again, baby strollers are also being banned. because of all of these road blocks, officials are asking spectators, as well as runners, to take public transportation. normally the finish line is actually painted blue. but this year in honor of the boston marathon victim, it will be painted yellow. back to you in the studio. >> thank you very much. 12 minutes before the top of the hour. they have warmed up and they're ready to go. ill

don't you care about children and lydia maria child say yes, i care about children but we don't sellorth in this particular way. you find these are people, in some sense, have been lost or sidelined and they're so very, very important. they were so famous in their own day. which is fascinating too. >> umm, the news has obviously been -- the 50th anniversary and the discussion that look back to the kennedy assassination. in 1865, after abraham lincoln was killed, who was it that took us forth in the wake of the assassination to essentially bring forth social policies that take up to the end point of the book 1877. >> well, one couldn't have avoided -- probably didn't want to, the last week of commemorative programs about assassination of john f kennedy, and some of you have probably heard or have read robert's most recent work on johnson, and one of the things he talks about i find very interesting is the transition of power from, of course, kennedy to johnson and the fact that was such a seamless transition, because you have this horrible event and suddenly -- and the government does