not graduating from high school haunted marilyn monroe for life.ens trained on other stars, barbra streisand. carry grant. and it was marilyn monroe that green was closest to. she lived with his family for a short time. those images, revealed. david muir, abc news, new york. >> is it possible that she gets more beautiful every time i see her? >> i could stare at those for hours. >> well, you're a guy. but she is sunny. always has been. and i feel like there are troves and troves of the treasures of marilyn monroe. they keep popping up every once in a while. yeah. >> looking for them. >> i know. i think that's what's really going on. there's going to be an auction. they're going to fly off and be worth millions are. >> that's the news for this half hour. >>> this morning on "world news now," nation divided. the protests for and against the george zimmerman verdict. >> he will never be able to just walk down the street and not worry about who's looking at him or who's walking behind him. >> as demonstrators from coast-to-coast take to the streets. >>

tom was at both and marilyn was at one. from that time i did absolutely nothing because in the letter i said i would wait years before i started the project and that's what i did even though the project was approved in 2011 and i stated all along that this project was not some real estate developer looking to make a quick buck, but this would buy behind be a project that i would leave for my family. this project was approved in 2011 and finally i decided to move forward in 2013. i have waited years and years and i'm just following the protocols setforth with the guidelines with the rent board and what is is required from the city and county and the state. i have no idea how the process worked but i have been very patient. i have waited and there was historical hearings and i waited and there was preapplication meetings and i waited and finally i had to move forward and when i did i did it despite being approved in 2011 and i don't know what more i can do at this time. so i leave it at that. >> i'm david fran and we paid the

ask marilyn and valentina and gloria.valencia, california. >> and that's the spoken word version of "nbc nightly news" for this thursday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we sure hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> right now at 6:00. a controversial arrest. >> high profile and highly paid. today uc regions voted to approve janet napolitano. the confrontation as you just saw all caught on camera. let's bring in scott budman with the new details. >> reporter: well, the scene outside is quiet now. but it was loud both inside and outside this afternoon as protesters interrupted the confirmation of janet napolitano who makes a big move from a high-level in the obama administration to the first female president in academia. protesters made their presence known in front of the uc regents, briefly marring the naming of janet napolitano as the newest uc president. several arrests were made inside and then the protests continued outside. larg

. >> marilyn carlson nelson of the global travel and hospitality company, carlson companies, is a leader in the fight against human trafficking. so is homeland security secretary janet napolitano. ending sex trafficking is part of her job, as is making the american public more aware of human trafficking. >> there's no community in the united states that is immune to this, it is an international plague, it's a plague within the united states. >> in april, police took down a major trafficking ring in carlson nelson's home state of minnesota. the twin cities is one of the unites states' largest centers for child prostitution. a 2010 study found on any given night, 45 girls are sold for sex. the rate has begun to decline, due in part to projects like the women's foundation's "minnesota girls are not for sale." carlson nelson first learned of the enormity of human trafficking from queen silvia of sweden >> the queen spoke to me about traveling tourism and the fact that sometimes these kinds of sexual exploitation take place in hotels, motels and travel. it sounded serious, it was a dark issue

and -- >> my real parents are jfk and marilyn monroe. i was their love child, so -- >> an unusual inmate with an unusual charge. threatens. >> dead man when i get out on the street. >> you don't listen. >> no, you don't listen. >> you can go back to your cell. you have had enough of an audience. >> and even slips free of his restraints. >>> in a popular section of downtown cleveland stands the cuyahoga county correction center. every day countless people pass by the 11th story building having no idea of the drama inside. >> we have to come back every week, every day, every shift, we will. >> well some of the 2,200 men and women incarcerated here have been convicted of crime, most have only been charged and are awaiting trial or the resolution of their cases. >> we run the gamut on the type of individuals here. charges range from misdemeanor charges to the highest felony you can think of. it's different every day. you meet people that you never thought you would meet before. everybody has a different story. >> and hardly anyone has a stor

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he's our number one man. >> bigger than marilyn monroe and james dean?ggest in the world. albert einstein was time magazine's person of the century. >> every 12-year-old in the world recognizes his picture and instantly equates it with genius. and einstein's beneficiary, the hebrew university of jerusalem, has earned millions and millions of dollars from baby einstein videos and nike commercials featuring kobe bryant executing a genius move as the late princeton professor. the last time we saw martin cribbs, he was working up a campaign to resurrect the mildly scandalous career of hollywood siren mae west for a pitch to stationers and perfumers. unlike agents for the living, he was at peace knowing that he didn't have to worry about her next movie bombing or his client getting sent off to rehab or the headaches of having to deal personally with the notorious diva maria callas. are there advantages to representing people who are dead? >> absolutely. if you are a cosmetics company and you've invested a million dollars in maria callas, i can guarantee you t

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and marilyn monroe as we have never seen her before.emarkable photos and negatives. >>> but first a check of the headlines. natalie is in london. tamron hall is at the news desk. >> we're getting our first look at what happened inside the jury deliberations at the george zimmerman trial. the juror known as b-37 said she did not think race played a role in the deadly incident. she also revealed at the beginning of the deliberations one juror thought zimmerman was guilty of second-degree murder and two others of manslaughter. >> just this morning, u.s. fugitive edward snowden requested temporary asylum in russia. the former nsa contractor is wanted on espionage charges after he revealed details of government surveillance programs. he's been at moscow's airport for more than three weeks now. >>> now to an incredible story we told you about on monday. a 6-year-old boy that survived after being trapped for hours beneath a sand dune. john yang is in michigan city indiana with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning tamron. this is

host: let's get a response from marilyn serafini. guest: there is one school of thought that says -- frankly, employers have always complained about the high cost of health care. employers have been in the business of health care for decades. they have always complained about the high cost of health care. in recent years they have dealt with the high cost of health care by putting more of the cost on to employees. employees have seen more of their premiums rise and seen higher deductibles. what we have seen in recent is employees -- getting back to this, what we really to answer i am trying what the caller was asking. host: many have already started to cut back on their workforce. , saying that they can get by with part-timers. guest: there are two schools of thought. one, employers have always complained about the high cost of health care. one, they would potentially cut back on their coverage of health care. they could go to part-time workers to avoid coverage. they could contact employers to avoid this coverage. we have to remembe

marilyn in new york, marilyn? >> caller: hi, jim. >> hi. >> caller: thanks for taking my call.e owned computer associates, that's c.a. technologies for years, should i continue to hold it? >> yeah, i think they're doing pretty well. that's come back from many iterations, but i do like c.a. let's go to mohammed in illinois. mohammed? >> caller: hello, cramer, how are you? i bought amd last week at $456 and held on to it and didn't sell it, it's at $363 right now. what should i do? >> well, if you bought it, you bought it for the fourth quarter when they ship all these game consoles, i think you should buy more. let's go to dave in north carolina. dave? >> boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah, dave. >> caller: boo-yah, jim, this is dave from north carolina. >> hi, how are you? >> caller: good. my question to you is, first off, thank you for all you do, and my son watches you every night now with me, he's learning stocks. >> excellent. >> caller: yes, sir. my question to you is last week i bought the ipo retailmenot. i got into the ipo and sold some. do you recommend before i buy some more? >

. >>> and a sneak peek at thousands of never before seen images of marilyn monroe. >>> thanks for joining us today. i'm betty ngyuen. you've been watching "early today." have a terrific one. >>> good morning, it's 4:30rks i'm terry mcsweeney. >> good morning, thank you for waking up with you, i'm marla. >>> we begin in san jose. we begin with a house fire happening in south san jose. this woman trapped a woman and about 100 cats inside. this is happening on palmdero boulevard. here is a live look at the scene right now. you can see some fire crews definitely still on scene there. now, as firefighters were putting out the flames, they found dozens of cats inside the home.

this year's exhibits are a traditional chinese courtesan and movie star marilyn monroe.itors view the paddy from an observation deck on the sixth floor of a building in the village. the portraits are so detailed, they can see the patterns on the courtesan's kimono. >> translator: i'm very moved. i cannot find words to express my feelings. >> the exhibition continues until mid-august. >>> that is all. thanks very much for joining us.

. >> marilyn, right? >> yeah. if you're a pet, do you want this? >> lady gaga. katy perry. >> they created pet wigs. you're getting ahead of my story. they have created the celebrity dos. these looks cost around $30. the website -- keep them going there. >> i have no idea who that is. >> they also sell pet cot tostu and accessories. >> who's that? >> pink. >> that's a tough one. >> i'm not good at that. >> i could do this all day. keep going. >> you were stealing my thunder. >> you were reading the story? sorry. i was looking at pictures of animals with wigs on. >> i'm going to lose my job. >>> chicago holds a stop the violence summit today. lawmakers and experts will talk about ways to halt the outbreak of shootings that have killed almost 200 people this year including more than 70 shootings over the fourth of july weekend. >>> president obama, he hosts a cabinet at camp david today. the president wants to energize his second term and refocus on improving the economy. >>> happy birthday to actress sandra bullock who is 49. ice skating champion dorothy hamill t

ever since marilyn monroe gave the song a sexy makeover for jfk -- ♪ happy birthday, mr.resident ♪ -- it's become a racy right of passage for commanders in chief. at a concert in turkmenistan on saturday night singer jennifer lopez was asked to wish the president happy birthday. ♪ happy birthday, mr. president ♪ but she probably wishes she'd done her homework before obli obliging. human rights watch called the turkmenistan government highly corrupt and slammed lopez for the singing snafu.her spokesmang "had there been knowledge of human rights issues of any kind, jennifer would not have attended." no word yet on whether she'skee. reportedly more than a million dollars. thanks for watching abc news. "world news now" is coming up soon with overnight news, and tune in to "good morning america" tomorrow. and as always, we are online at abcnews.com. good night, america. >> san francisco bridge moving briskly tonight after trying day for commuters. >> i feel in like these people are spoiled and they need to get back to work. >>reporter: mean time bart and the union are not nego

this year's exhibits are a traditional chinese courtesan and movie star marilyn monroe.y are made from nine kinds of rice plants in seven colors. visitors view the paddy from an observation deck on the sixth floor of a building in the village. the portraits are so detailed, they can see the patterns on the courtesan's kimono. >> translator: i'm very moved. i cannot find words to express my feelings. >> the exhibition continues until mid-august. that is all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks very much for watching. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> brown: lawmakers clashed with national security officials today and threatened to curtail surveillance programs revealed by former defense contractor edward snowden. good evening, i'm jeffrey brown. >> ifill: and i'm gwen ifill. on the "newshour" tonight, we bring you the latest on the snowden saga and a debate about whether his actions were justified between daniel ellsberg, who leaked the "pentagon papers," and former attorney general michael mukasey. >> brown: then, w

. >> marilyn monroe. >> yes, then she would get big bucks. >>> there's a woman in germany that deservesve birth to the biggest baby that country has ever seen, 13.47 pounds at birth. >> did you say 13? >> 22.6 inches. >> he was not born via c-section, came out naturally. he was the largest ever born in germany but not the largest born ever. the biggest baby ever was born in indonesia, almost 20 pounds. >> no, cannot be -- 20 pounds?! i can't follow that. that is really interesting, a 13-pound baby. >> it's remarkable a baby could be that size and come out via natural childbirth. >> time to call your mom. >> exactly, thank you. this is "first look" on msnbc. stay sooned "way too early" starts now. >>> at this point, nothing is getting this guy out of the race, not slipping poll numbers, not staff jumping ship, not financial impropriety, nothing. he doesn't just think he should be mayor despite these things, he now thinks he should be mayor because of them. >> you can be an effective mayor as a result of everything going on? is anyone supporting you? >> i argue this. i argue this i'm goin

ever since marilyn monroe gave the song a sexy makeover for jfk -- ♪ happy birthday, mr. right of passage for commanders in chief. at a concert in turkmenistan on saturday night singer jennifer lopez was asked to wish the president happy birthday. ♪ happy birthday, mr. president ♪ but she probably wishes she'd done her homework before obli obliging. human rights watch called the turkmenistan government highly corrupt and slammed lopez for the singing snaf

and the death of marilyn monroe with great mystery. the candidates for having killed her were virtually everybody. the mia. british secret service. you name it. you know. anyone may have killed her. she had so many enemies and seduced everybody. so one of the heroines of jerusalem. who lives in jerusalem now? >> what is the population? >> it is now overwhelmingly a jewish city. and more than it has ever been. and there was something like 200,000. or 300,000 and there of something like municipalities. and jewish cities. and it is more jewish than ever has been for many, many. since the days of harrell the great. and it is a beautiful city here. and in archeological sites are astonishing. and dug up. pushed up by the temple mount. and titus's roman soldiers. and they are here you can see. astonishing palaces the first to rule jerusalem. loved jerusalem. they built the palaces up. high. that they ride the horses across a brej to the temple mount from palaces and so that the palaces could be excavated and so whether it is jewish history or

don't forget, every singer is just dying to couple of marilyn monroe and sang happy birthday, mr.kerosene many. melissa: and i'm glad you tried to say his name and not me. i was going to get through the entire segment without trying to say it really quick, paula dean is publisher yanked the book that is supposed to come out. it was one thing to cancel all her upcoming books, but it was number one on the amazon less to pre order which, by the way, was like her number -- normal southern stuff. was that a good business decision? it was a best seller. they decided not to publish it. this is random house. >> athink it's a vy big business decision because people aren't buying this book because they need another cookbook. they're buying it because it is a souvenir. everyone loves a train wreck and here is someone selling the book. she has pont's. those people will still buy pots. these people will still buy cookbooks. her goose is cooked. get out, pau away, and cut the losses. melissa: a lot of money down the drain. always great to have you want. next up, apparentl nothing sells like cri

marilyn was from a big school moved all over the east coast.able >>> massive blooms of algae have been washing up on the beaches in china. the phenomenon is huge nearly the size of the state of connecticut but it hasn't stopped determined swimmers from going in the water. >> wow. well officials have already removed 20 tons of algae from the beaches. it's the largest bloom since 2008. that one covered 5,000 square miles. >> would you go swimming in that? >> it doesn't make me want to go in the water i've got to be honest. >> i wonder if there's great white sharks over there. >> i don't know about that. >> welcome to "cbs this morning saturday." i'm anthony mason. >> and i'm margaret brennan. >> we reported in march about gladys who was moved to the cincinnati zoo from texas after her birth mother abandoned her. terrell brown is here with an update that will make you smile. good morning, terrell. >> anthony and margaret good morning to you both. we took a trip back. i had ta chance to meet the newest arrival at the time. here was the challenge. t

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existence of joe dimaggio and that is exactly how he would look right after he would have sex with marilynonroe. a lot of people don't know that. before baseball was invented it was a, throwing rocks at immigrant, c being racist. >> a and c. what was b? >> all of the above. >> perfect. >> it was a simpler time and a time when you you couldn't vote? who hit the first homerun in 1933? a, babe ruth, b, hack wilson, three, lou gehrig and dhoolihan. >> babe ruth? >> you got it. he did it in a little place i like to call comiskey, pa. that's where the white sox used to play. it used to be a team. >> this is steal a base, steel a taco. it is very controversial. is steel a taco is baseball euphemism for not paying for a hooker. >> looking a little tired. >> i'm good. >> do you want to finish? >> i'm good. i can do all 9. >> i'm good. >> do you think in the dead ball era it should have been more alive? >> if we have learned anything from this year's fanfest is people lick me get stuck in the center and rick legal ven that will gets to -- leventhal so he can go to the game. don't put me in coach. i

bust, only three in existence and that is exactly how he would look after he would have sex with marilyne. a lot of people don't know that. it was a, throwing rocks at immigrants and b, and c being racist. >> a and c. what was b? >> all of the above. >> it was a simpler time and a time when you couldn't vote. who hit the first homerun in the first allstar game? a, babe ruth, will be, hack wilson and c lou gave rick and d -- >> babe ruth? >> you got it. he did in a little place i call comiskey park. that's where the white sox used to play. they used to be a team. this is called steal a base, steal a taco. taco bell is hosting it. it is controversial because steal a taco is a baseball euphemism for not paying a hooker. in hindsight do you think it is wise -- >> time, time, time. you are looking tired. >> no, i'm good. >> do you want to finish? >> i am good. i can do all 9. >> go get them. >> do you think they will end the dead ball era and it should be more alive? >> if we have learned anything from this year's fanfest is people like me get stuck in the center while rick leventhal get to g

. >> reporter: marilyn is a certified cat behaviorist who herself owns two hybrid cats. she says they make wonderful pets but aren't for everyone. >> they're very, very intelligent. they bond with people. they're very social animals. i don't recommend them for everybody, because they're very active and perhaps people don't want a very active cat. >> reporter: despite that, most hybrid breeders have long waiting lists. and people appear to be lining up for the prif lem of owning a new kind of cat with a wild family tree. monte francis, nbc bay area news. >>> california does not have any laws against owning hybrid cats, but some cities and counties do. >>> we have made it to the end of the week. a lot of ah, yes, we're here. >>> i suppose you want a perfect forecast, too, right? >> you always give us that. >> we're going to deliver as we head throughout the weekend. no matter what kind of weather you like we're going to have that coming up for you in your forecast. we did have plenty of isolated heat. livermore, 94. san jose topping out at 88. but had to go to the interior

football field, so you can look at this and you see the design and there is an american movie icon, marilynd huge crowds are showing up to see what they have actually created, these pictures. >> you have to be up high to see it. >> byo helicopter to get the full effect. amazing stuff. that will do it from us. thanks for being with us today. >> appreciate you watching "around the world." newsroom continues after this. >>> trayvon martin's parents now speaking out. they say they're stunned by the verdict. they also say it sends a

. >> esmin green is out of control, and pastor marilyn johnson calls 911.cy medical technicians arrive. esmin is admitted involuntarily to the psychiatric emergency room of the kings county hospital in brooklyn. >> one thing about the psychiatric emergency room, it's not like an ordinary emergency room. once you're taken in, they won't let you out without permission from a doctor. so if something is going wrong in there, you're a prisoner, and you're totally at the mercy of the hospital staff. >> it's june 19, 5:32 in the morning. and esmin green, who has been waiting for a bed for nearly 24 hours, slumps to the floor. none of the patients move to help her. >> some people have asked why didn't anybody who was in the waiting room do anything. but chances are they were all medicated and out of it. >> esmin lies unattended for 20 minutes. and then at 5:52 -- >> what happens to her is nothing, except for that a security guard comes by and sees her on the floor and doesn't do anything. doesn't go near her, doesn't do anything that would indicate any concern abou

. >> it's called the marilyn monroe.e it like every three days, i change it and put a new piece of comb in it. because when you eat, bacteria get on it. i don't want it to be infected. >> jeffries' homemade jewelry could be confiscated because in jail any item that is altered from its intended use is contraband. but she can legally acquire her raw supplies like candy bars and combs from the jail commissary, a virtual general store. >> that's real important to the inmates if they've got money on their account because they can buy cookies, pops, potato chips, soups. >> i try to not eat a lot of sweets because i'm a diabetic. my commissary snacks are cup cakes, pop-tarts, snickers. >> and how do these qualify as not being sweet? >> i act naughty sometimes during my -- i'm not supposed to have sugar, but i have it just in case my sugar level drops. >> but jeffries faces another risk every time she wants to place an order for new commissary items. >> hello? how are you doing? >> having enough money on her inmate debit account

. >> marilyn kreeger is a certified cat behaviorist who herself owns two hybrid cats. she said they make wonderful pets but aren't for everyone. >> very, very intelligent. they are -- they bond with people. they're very social animals. i don't recommend them for everybody because they're very active and perhaps people don't want a very active cat. >> despite that, most hybrid breeders have long waiting lishs. and people appear to be lining up for the privilege of owning a new kind of cat with a wild family tree. monte francis, nbc bay area news. >> while california does not have any laws against owner hybrid cats, some individual cities and counties do. we checked with a number of county agencies in the bay area and none could cite any dangerous incidents involving hybrid cats. what makes the sleep number store different? you walk into a conventional mattress store, it's really not about you. they say, "well, if you wanted a firm bed you can lie on one of those. we provide the exact individualization that your body needs. oh, yeah! once you experience it, there's no go

football field, so you can look at this and you see the design and there is an american movie icon, marilyn monroe and huge crowds are showing up to see what they have actually created, these pictures. >> you have to be up high to see it. >> byo helicopter to get the full effect. amazing stuff. that will do it from us. thanks for being with us today. >> appreciate you watching "around the world." newsroom continues after this. >>> trayvon martin's parents now speaking out. they say they're stunned by the verdict. they also say it sends a terrible message to black kids across the country. >> it is hot. >> the heat reaching a boiling point and relief is still days away. plus this. >> that is our house right there. we have kind of had to say our goodbyes just in case we don't come back. >> a massive wildfire in california burning out of control right now forcing thousand from their homes. this is "cnn newsroom." i am wolf blitzer reporting from washington. shock, disgust and disbelief. that's how trayvon martin's mother says she reacted to the verdict in the gross margin trial. the parents are

. >> reporter: finally, a halter think marilyn monroe and iconic white dress, great for women who areby giving her a suit that has a halter and deep, deep plunge. letting the bust breathe. showing some skin. >> i like that, ah. >> reporter: is there a two-piece that can be slimming to? >> what you are trying to do is create the illusion of longer legs. >> reporter: suits to help you hit the beach with confidence and style. tai hernandez, abc news, new york. >> do you believe any of the tips? >> you know what -- unfortunately in the piece i want to see them from far away to see if it works these optical illusions. whatever it takes to make you look great. you know what if you have a couple extra pounds like everybody does an take the tips, want to wear w you f racke you love the way it l everyonll l >> you know what, own it. if you are going to go out there ing owntwith your mortgage, worried about foreclosure. we can help you keep your house. all we ask for in return is that you submit to our plans for galactic domination. [laughing] [laughing hesitantly] [laughing evilly] sign. annou

." >> this morning on "washington re- al," marilyn werbe serafini from the federal health care law talks about the penalties being delayed from 204 to 2015 then "new york times" correspondent elizabeth rosenthal discusses a recent report that shows america has the highest childbirth cost in the world. from egypt a guest. eric trager, "washington journal" is next. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] host: good morning and welcome to "washington journal." on this sunday, july 7, 2013. immigration tops the list of issues awaiting members. well, the "washington post" on its front page today looks at childhood hunger and the role of government in feeding hungry children. we'd like to hear from you this morning on what you think the government's role should be in feeding kids. here are the numbers to call. democrats. republicans and independents.

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. >> reporter: this beautiful ship attracted the beautiful people of her day, marilyn monroe, marlonhe duke and duchess of windsor. >> it was ahead i have experience for everyone on board. >> i remembered how absolutely gorgeous those facts were, what it looks like when it is painted properly. >> back in 1958, five-year old ross mcpherson and her family said to her father's new army posting in europe. they had come from the segregated south. but mcpherson discovered something remarkable on board. the ship was color blind. >> you figured that is 1958, that was a big deal to us as a family from the south, because i would not have been froliking in the pool in new orleans, i can guarantee that. >> with the white kids. >> with white kids and white families. >> my parents are dressed up in the lounge, sitting there with white people. >> we were really treated like regular human beings on this voyage. >> everything about the experience made passengers feel special and yet no ship could compete with this. >> ladies and gentlemen, good morning. this is your captain. welcome to the jet age. >

marilyn were bertha ruffini -- marilyn werber serafini is our guest.he is talking about the report out that says the u.s. has the highest childbirth trust in the world -- elisabeth rosenthal. we appreciate your calls and participation. hope the rest of your holiday weekend is great. see you tomorrow. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] journalists debate whether medicare is the problem or the solution to the cost of healthcare. national religious leaders talk about mandates and the affordable care act. and religious issues from the supreme court's ruling on same-sex marriage cases last term. next, journalists talk about medicare and whether it is a problem or solution for prices in the medical industry. the two authors and tv network executives sat down for the debate at the manhattan institute. paul howard, a former healthcare advisor to the mid-2012 presidential campaign, moderated. >> good evening. please take your seats. i name is paul howard and i am a senior fellow a

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y para tratar el tema nos visita la marilyn hernÁndez. tocÓ que alguien te critique? bueno, a veces sÍ. pero mis compaÑeros me dicen cosas, pero las ignoro. pero te toco, elsa, cÓmo mamÁ, te dijeron que no deberÍas dejar? >>> lo vivimos mÁs con su papa, es logico, se pone celoso, pero como bien decÍan, siempre y cuando no enseÑen nada de las pompas, ni un escote, es una niÑa de 11 aÑos. pero no vivo el pedacito de quiÉn me puede decir quien. me encanta que se vea bonita y estÉ a la moda. >>> es importante, en el caso de ellas, vemos que la mamÁ esta de acuerdo, incluso como padres cometemos ese error de que no nos importa, si me gusta tambiÉn le tiene que gustar a mi hija, pero cuales son los riesgos que una niÑa se ponga ropa que no va de acuerdo a su edad? >>> la niÑa mencionÓ algo, asociamos lo bonito con lo sexy, eso no es lo mÁs adecuado, porque la niÑa con sus atributos naturales puede lucir bonita. aquÍ es el peligro es que se convierte en una sexualizaciÓn de las niÑas, se identifican como eso, la sexualizaciÓn de las niÑas conlle

y ahÍ estÁ marilyn, de nueva york, cumple 3 aÑos. creo que estÁ en aguas. >>> olivia castillo.s aplicaciones que mÁs se usan. >>> no habÍa visto tu sombrero. >>> y vamos a la gran manzana para acompaÑar a henry santos al lanzamiento de su nueva producciÓn musical. >>> y hablaremos de las nuevas formas que tienen los jÓvenes para embriagarse. >>> seÑora, nunca permita que su seÑura se ponga un comhabrero asÍ. >>> son estilo de margaret tacher. >>> ♪ ♪ ♪ > >>> epa... >>> ♪ me gusta sentir tu cuerpo ♪ >>> yo aprendo de karla que la sabe. >>> no de mi? >>> no. >>> no es la marcha de las canicas... >>> hablando de discos infantiles. >>> buenos dÍas a todos. le mandamos muchos besos. de todo corazÓn gracias por despertarse con nosotros. la casita mÁs feliz de la televisiÓn hispana. >>> la gente reacciona inmediatamente por twitter de lo que uno comenta. y los muchachos y ya estÁn mas tranquilos. la mayorÍa haciendo desayuno. tomando cafecito. se imagina que su mamÁ o papa le pusieran una demanda por no ir a visitarlos. es lo que se comienta hoy. >>> les voy a explicar, en china pasa

think marilyn monroe in the classic white dress. a little bustier. >> by giving her a suit with a halter and deep "v" plunge so letting the bust breathe, showing some skin. >> i like that. >> ah. >> cover girl. >>> but is there a two-piece that can be slimming too? >> what you're trying to do is create the illusion of longer legs. >> reporter: suits to help you hit the beach with confidence and style. for "good morning america," tai hernandez, abc news, new york. >>> good morning. i'm kristen sze with the b.a.r.t. strike. let's get an update on the commute with leyla gulen. >> very busy out there. across the bay area, very heavy traffic conditions, congestion, mostly. richmond to san rafael, that's clear. carquinez moving smoothly. out of vallejo, sigalert canceled westbound 88 coming skyway. all lanes have reopened but still heavy backups but it is improving a little bit, 49 minutes to get you out of vallejo to the maze. here's a look at all those freeways that converge on the maze. that is packed conditions right now. let's go to

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it's like a marilyn monroe bed moment. >> the fan under the sheets, we like that. >> under the sheetsg today? >> and the king-sized bed is coming to the ashton house today. >> none of us can believe they've been married for 17 years in a double-bed. >> it's a miracle. >> there will be a part three. >> keep that temperatures down. someone has to win in the couple. >> i'm with you. >> all right. >> thank you. >>> lara? >> you guys, thank you. also pumping up our heat index, give me a ding. what shoes will you be slipping into for your festivities? espadrilles are some of the hottest for this season. they're not just rope and canvas anymore. some of the styles have price tags to prove it, too. we're going to show you how to get the looks for less. and we love that. >> hi. >> hi, lara. >> the first shoe we have is by burberry. superexpensive. this is a shoe that could go, in some offices, from work to play. >> this is a investment shoe. it's burberry. you have the coloring and the brown straps. these are about $500. but if you want the look for less, you can get it. >> we have shoe choice

(aplausos) ♪ >>> saludos para marilyn. tambiÉn a nuestro operador de video.ro sanz. >>> y regresan las chicas terremotos para enseÑarnos a bailar. >>> ya volvemos a "despierta amÉrica." la casita mÁs feliz ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> eso, eso. >>> ahora que estuve la fortuna de estar en el festival de quebec fueron los Únicos mexicanos los de 3ballmty que estuvieron ahÍ. >>> y falta un dÍa para los "premios juventud." y queremos que nos escriba cuÁl es la canciÓn que le quiere dedicar y a quiÉn le quiere dedicar, mÁndele un twitter con el hashtag "te la dedico". >>> exactamente. y para aquellos que preguntan por tacher, estÁ en una asignaciÓn especial. hay cobertura de equipo con lo mÁs reciente de "premios juventud." y ademÁs de muchas cosas, y esto es lo que se comenta hoy. francisca dale play. (risas) >>> uno de los eventos mÁs importantes fue "teletÓn usa", sigue la ruta de la generosidad, y esta vez le tocÓ a un centro en nueva york. y ahÍ estuvieron haciendo entrega el conocido periodista enrique teutelo. y tambiÉn estuvo federica solano de la fundaciÓn teleton. vamos a