maya's dad was all those things.who had the means left the country. >> i know this guy who is appointed, governor of the region. 60 people in the region in three years' time. >> nobody knows where he's coming, so he'd just knock on our door and my mom, she gets every time he comes, he leave her bullets. he tells her, this bullet next time is yours if you don't bring your husband. so my dad always came to visit us in nighttime so he never been really home around during the daytime. >> so for most of that time your father had to live in hiding? >> yeah. >> and we all survived by the grace of god. we are blessed for this. excedrin® ends headaches fast. in fact for some, relief starts in just 15 minutes. excedrin®. wow, that was fast. presenting excedrin® geltabs. fast headache relief... ...that's even easier to take. try excedrin® geltabs. also available in migraine. boy: once upon a time, there was a nice house that lived with a family. one day, it started to rain and rain. water got inside and ruined everybody's every

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and, maya, the other ring-- oh, no. if you're not there, who's going to tell the people not to take it off my dead corpse body? - happy birthday, maya. - thanks for not forgetting. oh, yeah, that reminds me. ( theme music playing ) i've been waiting for a day like this to come struck like lightning my heart's beating like a drum on the edge of something wonderful face to face with changes what's it all about? life is crazy but i know i can work it out 'cause i got you to live it with me i feel all right,i'm gonna take on the world light up the stars,i've got some pages to turn i'm singing, oh oh oh oh oh oh oh take on the world, take on the world take on the world, take on the world take on the world, take on the world. are you really here? yep, i'm here. - uncle shawn! - hey there. - hey. - hey. okay. it's her birthday. squeeze her good. oh, happy birthday, kiddo. you doing something special? this is it. honey, hide the cake before maya gets here. i know, but you know what we should do? we should bring this cake to may

>> maya: it is a healthy breakfast. >> nicole: we don't even know if i'm pregnant yet. >> maya: just the fact that you could be. >> nicole: we did it. >> maya: [ chuckles ] >> nicole: your baby could be growing inside of me right now. >> rick: you'll never know just how grateful we are. >> nicole: oh, i-i do. you're always telling me that i'm doing such a wonderful thing for you. but to help you have a child is -- is huge for me, too. i am so honored to carry your baby. >> maya: well, i have the

>> maya: it is a healthy breakfast. >> nicole: we don't even know if i'm pregnant yet. >> maya: just> nicole: we did it. >> maya: [ chuckles ] >> nicole: your baby could be growing inside of me right now. >> rick: you'll never know just how grateful we are. >> nicole: oh, i-i do. you're always telling me that i'm doing such a wonderful thing for you. but to help you have a child is -- is huge for me, too. i am so honored to carry your baby. >> maya: well, i have the kindest, most loving sister in the whole world. and she's all mine. >> rick: the three of us, bonded forever. >> nicole: soon to be four.

you're the hostess. >> maya: oh, no, no, no, no. i would much rather people blame you.

you're the hostess. >> maya: oh, no, no, no, no.ame you. >> eric: that's the forrester family motto -- it's brooke's fault. >> brooke: [ chuckling ] oh. >> eric: well, it is. [ laughter ] >> brooke: what are your parents' plans for this holiday?

. >> maya: your support is important to nicole, zende.hank you for showing up. >> zende: she's determined to do this. this is what she wants. it feels like i should be here. >> rick: nicole's making a huge sacrifice, being our surrogate, and you're her boyfriend. this -- this process -- it could take some time. maya and i just want you to know that we appreciate the sacrifice you're making, too. >> zende: i try not to look at it like that. >> dr. march: you're all doing this together. >> maya: i can't tell you how grateful i am, nicole. >> nicole: you don't need to.

captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com ♪ >> maya: dr.am not here to judge anybody, no matter what you all think. you condemn me for giving up on my first born. now you want me to turn my back on nicole? >> nicole: daddy, this isn't the same. >> julius: maya, why didn't you guys tell me that you were doing this when we were at the house, if you weren't ashamed? >> vivienne: dr. march, i know us barging in here must seem like -- >> dr. march: i just technically can't discuss this case with anyone who isn't my patient. but realistically, i work with families, and sometimes families have work to do that doesn't involve me. i'm going to give you some time. >> vivienne: thank you. >> maya: is there any more to say? don't you at some point just have to let us live our lives?

today they are celebrating that talent with two performance called avy maya.friday would have been her 90th birthday if she didn't died in may. >> translation: when i heard she passed away i was shocked. i remember discussing the concert to be. she said the only thing left is to live until the concert. >> reporter: her life was a battle. this jewish child of the sovien union. her whole adult life was devoted to the stage. here is a photo from 10 years ago, 2005. she is aged 80 and still performing. until she died earlier this year, she was playing a crucial role in the planning are of this event. some what can be a very formal discipline, her responsibility ninety is one-- spontaneity is one thing that set her apart. these dancers have been rehearsing hard. >> translation: it's a very important day for us because we want to do it the way she wanted it. we will try. it's important for the theatre and for the people who loved her and saw her performances. i don't doubt she will be watching from above. >> reporter: she will go joined by thousands of people down b

el akateco y el chuj.tres de los 22 idiomas y dialectos mayas que han sobrevivido al exterminio de lasuna, entre cientos de inmigrantes que han podido expresar frente a un juez .su dolorosa experiencia como migrante, a traves de las traducciones de don victor "tengo una hija pequeña y lo único que deseo es poder trabajar para mantenerla portando un grillete electronico. actualmente enfrenta un proceso de asilo politico.... pero en cualquier momento podria ser deportada y por ello afirma que su destino lo pone en las manos. y en la voz de don victor "estoy muy contenta y muy agradecida con don victor, si todo sale bien yo quiero quedarme en este país y si lo logro será gracias a el" "no podemos traducir las lagrimas. porque también uno como ser humano le va a tocasu muchos migrantesentroamericanos de los agados defensos, de partde los abogad del bierno, de rte de los juectambi intervir en las injuscias" vo blanca aunque lagenda ofial de laisitael papa a aÑo, aunen febo del oximo no ha sido divulda, se sa que el so pontificerecorrer una por el crimen organizado. --sin embargo religiosos

i'm thankful for love," said maya craven, stapleton elementary school second grader. i'm thankful for my furry fat cat," said elementary school second grader. several of the kids said they're thankful that dad isn't doing the cooking this year for thanksgiving. " jessica rae: scott: stapleton elementary school in joplin. they're thankful for everything from having a roof over their head, to having siblings they get along with. "thankful for my family. i'm thankful for love," said maya craven, stapleton elementary school second grader. i'm thankful for my furry fat cat," said sasha olson, stapleton elementary school second grader. several of the kids said they're thankful that dad isn't doing the cooking this year for thanksgiving. " jessica rae: scott: scott: good morning siouxland. it's a cool stapleton elementary school in joplin. they're thankful for everything from having a roof over their head, to having siblings they get along with. "thankful for my family. i'm thankful for love," said maya craven, stapleton elementary school second grader. i'm thankful for my f

. >> maya: your support is important to nicole, zende. thank you for showing up. >> zende: she's determined to do this. this is what she wants. it feels like i should be here. >> rick: nicole's making a huge sacrifice, being our surrogate, and you're her boyfriend. this -- this process -- it could take some time. maya and i just want you to know that we appreciate the sacrifice you're making, too.

. >> look at this promotional video, it shows exactly what 14- year-old maya expected. her mother and more than 30 other parents trusted their coach la tasha presley with the camp money. >> coach presley collected hundreds of calendars per child -- dollars per child. >> my mother was like, you're not going to church camp. >> her mom showed us e-mails saying they would meet and that the coach would issue a refund on everything. >> each and every single time she said she would meet me she noser showed up -- never showed up. >> so the principal reached out to miss presley to try to get her to refund the parents their money. somehow there was a break down in communication and mrs. presley stopped communicating with the principal. >> says the school isn't going to make up for the kids loss because the coach violated school policy. >> we had no knowledge of this field trip. this happened in the summer. it didn't happen during the school year and it wasn't a school sanctioned activity. >> i was pretty sad. >> the school system acknowledges it terminated coach presley back in a

captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> maya: doing okay?ally, i-i've never been so nervous to get blood drawn before in my life. >> rick: i've never been so nervous about somebody else getting a blood test. >> nicole: yeah, i know, right? i just hope i don't disappoint. >> maya: the fact that you even agreed to do this -- i am so proud, i am so humbled, to be your sister. [ sighs ] >> julius: hope we're not interrupting. >> eric: no, not at all. >> vivienne: we couldn't bear sitting around that motel room waiting to hear. >> eric: shouldn't be long now,

and i go, oh my gosh, you and maya have great chemistry. and now it was announced that you and maya are doing a a variety show -- >> we are. >> on nbc. >> jimmy: yes. and you'll -- i mean that's fantastic. [ cheers and applause ] >> that's spring. >> jimmy: that's what i want. >> in spring. >> jimmy: in spring. in ay, it's going to happen. >> an hour show -- yes, in may, an hour show in primetime. >> jimmy: and you're going to be in -- you're going to be in the building. >> i know isn't that good? >> jim fi: i cannot wait. >> i know, that's going to be fun. >> jimmy: i want to run into eryooe. >> you will do cameos -- it would be fantastic. >> jimmy: let's do it. >> you know why, because this is the greatest building to be in show business. there's no greater -- there really isn't. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's exciting to come here. yeah. >> you never know. i mean like, for example, donald trump is hosting "saturday night live." >> jimmy: that's right, yeah. >> you know, and i was hoping to run into him. the closest i got was the

. >> steffy: wait, shouldn't rick and maya be here?e discussing the new collection, right? >> ivy: yeah, uh, they'll be sticking close to home today. >> thomas: nicole, too? >> ivy: yeah, i have a feeling, uh, we won't be seeing those three for -- for a while. >> wyatt: yeah, we won't be seeing nicole probably until rick and maya's baby comes. >> ivy: mm-hmm. >> caroline: well, i think it's wonderful that she agreed to be their surrogate. >> quinn: oh, yeah. kid sister carries brother-in-law's baby.

maya rudolph. [ cheers and applause ] yes. maya rudolph. >> jimmy: maya rudolph is in it? >> yes. >> jimmy: love her. >> miley cyrus. >> jimmy: miley cyrus is fantastic. >> george clooney. jimmy: cloonberg? >> i mean, it's rea ly - it's really -- star-studded. >> jimmy: star-studded, yeah. so you do that, and that's ing to be ecn. december 4th, netflix. everyone check that out for the holidays. >> yeah. >> jimmy: now let's talk about "angie tribeca." >> yes. >> wi jimmy: because we wore lking about this for a long time and ileo, "oh, my god, i'm so excited." like, yeah, i'm working this secret project. it's super fun. steve carell is the -- >> steve carell and his wife ncy created it and it's basically like -- it's a spoof of procedurals. so it's, like, imagine "csi," but if it were "airplane!" or "naked gun." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm so excited about is. this is great. so, wait, but then, tbs is doing this thing. i've never heard of this now. >> yeah, it's a new thing. that's why. >> jimmy: 25-hour rathas of the brand new episodes. like, 'cause we can binge watch in a r

in what can be a vi formal discipline, maya plisetskaya spontaneity was one of the things that set herapart. these dancers have been rehearsing hard. >> translation: it is a very important day for us because we want to do it the way she wanted it. we will try. it's important for the theatre. it's important for the people who loved her and saw her performance. i don't doubt she will be watching from above. >> reporter: she will be joined by thousands of people down below. the events are pretty much sold out >>> that does it for the al jazeera news hour, but i'm back in just a few minutes with another full news bulletin. thank you very much for watching. >>> new details into the hostage siege at a radisson blu hotel in mali. how a small number were able to gain the upper hand. concerns raised over a new study that says u.s. soldiers taking adhd drugs may be more prone to post-traumatic stress disorder. >> billions spent training afghan forces. >> there was a bang... i said, "get down". >> after 15 civilian deaths. >> according to the sources that we spoke to... the civilians that weren't

. >> reporter: for debby williams meal time with five- year-old maya isn't always this peace. . she prefers pizza and hot dogs. >> if i put foods that challenge her like vegetables, a lot of drama, just crying, i don't want to eat that. >> it was more than drama. maya wasn't gaining weight and her pediatrician was concerned about her growth. >> i didn't know what to do. it was becoming so stressful that we tried to get her to eat and try new foods and she will gag and throw up and nobody wants to have dinner like that every, single night. >> reporter: so debby hired a coach to work with maya on her picky eating. >> oh!! that's good. >> reporter: it's a trend some experts say is growing. the increase in the more garden variety picky eater on my case load. when i first sit down with little kids i explain to them that i'm a food coach. they have soccer coast. they might have a softball coach. they have soccer coaches. i'm here to help them learn about new foods. >> reporter: it's to incorporate games and encourage children to take small samples of unfamiliar foods. >> i am the ther

. >> maya esther still at an orphanage in port-au-prince when it struck. there's a family in iowa, the poulter family in the process of adopting a child. can you get to the orphanage. i'm thinking how in the world are we going to find this orphan orphanage and somehow we're able to and we're able to get them on the phone and i remember, you know, i'm seeing their daughter that they're about to adopt and saying she's okay. she's okay. >> you found her? >> yes, we found esther. >> oh, thank you. thank you so much. >> when you see so much devastation around you and you're able to give somebody a bit of -- a ray of sunshine in a whoo. i have a picture of her, my esther on my desk. that's a connection and that's really cool. there's a lot of responsibility that goes with doing what we do. i moon we're journalists and we cover very important stories, but it's also trying to do whatever we can to add to someone's life. to give them hope when they need hope and it never gets old. i pinch myself every day and opportunities. to have met sully and to have flown with

. >>> one of the most celebrated ballet dancers maya plisetskaya would have been 90 on friday if shehad not died in may this year. >> reporter: a strong expressive face a; upple dynamic body in an era when russian ballarinas were famous throughout the world, she was the most famous of all. >> translation: her uniqueness firstly was her look her imin un-- image, unrepeatable. this is the perfect quality for a ballet dancer. >> reporter: this weekend in moscow the brightest stars are stagger at the theatre today and celebrating that talent with two performance called avay maya. friday would have been her 90th birthday. >> translation: when i heard she passed away it was a shock. i remembered when we finished discussing the concert and we said goodbye. she said everything looks great. everything has been done. her life was a battle this jewish child of the soviet union. she lost her mother to the labor camp. her whole life was devoted to the stage. here is a photo from 10 years ago, 2005. she is aged 80 and still performing. until she died earlier this year she was playing a crucial rol

that is the scupltural form that gives expression to maya's project. if you think about a cone or a bull horn, they are used to get the attention of the crowd, often to communicate an important message. this project has a very important message and it is about our earth and what we are losing and what we are missing and what we don't even know is gone. >> so, what is missing is starting with an idea of loss, but in a funny way the shape of this cone is, whether you want to call it like the r.c.a. victor dog, it is listen to the earth and what if we could create a portal that could look at the past, the present and the future? >> you can change what is then missing by changing the software, by changing what is projected and missing. so, missing isn't a static installation. it is an installation that is going to grow and change over time. and she has worked to bring all of this information together from laboratory after laboratory including, fortunately, our great fwroup of researche e-- g researchers at the california academy. >> this couldn't have been

"maya stewart, junior - "it's really about just getting fairness, not just about tim wolfe resigning, but it's about getting equal rights." missouri's governor released a statement that said wolfe's resignation is a step toward healing. 30 black members of the missouri football team had said they would not take part in team activities until wolfe is gone. the head football coach now says the team will resume practice tomorrow. at least 8 people are dead, including two americans, after a shooting at a police training center in jordan. jordanian officials say an officer opened fire this morning on foreign trainers. they say troops then shot and killed the gunman. an investigation into what happened is now underway. today president barack obama and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu met in washington d-c. it was the first time the two met since the conclusion of the u-s backed iran nuclear deal that netanyahu tried to stop. the prime minister did not mention the deal. instead they discussed the recent burst of middle east violence and the conflict in syria. president obama did tal

((sot)) maya stewart, junior 12:22:45ish "it's really about just getting fairness, not just about tim wolfe resigning, but it's about getting equal rights." ((sot)) josh mcclellan, 12:25:20ish "and it really makes me, as a student, just glad to know i could affect something if needed to." wolfe.. announcing he is stepping down... ((sot)) tim wolfe "my motivation in comes from love." his decision following student protests.. faculty walkouts and even football players and their coach refusing to take the field until wolfe resigned. ((sot)) tim wolfe 11:19:06 "we got frustrated with each other... (skip to).. and that is why i stand before you today and i take full responsibility for this frustration and i take full responsibility for inaction that has occurred." wolfe had come under fire for his alleged mishandling of a series of racial incidents on campus.. including reports of students being called the n-word.. and a swastika scrawled on a dorm wall.. tensions boiling over at the october homecoming when wolfe's car pushed its way through a group of protesters.. ((sot)) wolfe 11:21:15is

so i went home to do maya research and by golly i am conservative. and on the right to a person's. [laughter] that is how i became conservative. but my initial interest in politics was in part because of the clintons and lewinsky because as a young child i would read the newspaper. is this really happening? you to imagine in them and explain that to their son. >> following up on the excellent point*, a lot of people here are starting their careers. if there would like to ask your vice right now that would be a good time. >> actually have another question. reince priebus gave a report of the 2012 election and where we went wrong is a diagnosis reduce the the minorities? i don't know if you ever read the book by the barack obama campaign manager their bid to reach out to that generation through facebook and twitter. >> in the state of georgia i am involved which is a subdivision. i think we have a great message just horrible messengers. we do it all we can. i believe it starts with, for so long the g.o.p. approach the minorities, we have a lot in common. for the most barberry spiritu

. >> reporter: that's ty and maya hanging out with jack williams. >> these adoptions are final and irrevokable. >> reporter: today, the sister's dream came true when their adoptions became final. >> i will say thank you. again or having, like, a new life. >> reporter: the girls spent several years in foster care but when their new mom denita brewster saw their picture in the newspaper, she said -- >> i know those kids. >> that's because herr sister taught and she never knew they were in state ware. >> i was moving really fast. >> reporter: then she and her husband arthur saw the wednesday's child story. >> it was cute and how i these joyful, bouncy girls. >> there was no hesitation. we decided we were growing to do it, and that was that. >> reporter: they join a large extended family and it looks like all of the smiles will last. >> amazing. >> just wow. >> denita and arthur talked you know, life got in the way. things interfered so today their dream came through as well. so the brewsters worked with the mass adoption resource exchange. if you'd like more information, go to cbsboston.com and w

> the variety of cuisine is unmatched on seamless and grub hub, you can order barbecue, latin from maya blue or california gluten free from authentic. but today notice. all of these menus plus three more have the same address. 146 east 44th street. but this is just a door. and it says green summit group. it turns out, this is not a restaurant. the city health department says green summit group was originally approved as a nonretail kitchen. and health says nonretail kitchens are not allowed to sell directly to consumers. it is more than a matter of semantics because they don't appear in the restaurant grades. when we order this food, where did you pick it up from? we couldn't easily see how sanitary the kitchen is. if i call myself a caterer or a shared kitchen, or a commercial kitchen. but i deliver individual portions of food to people, do i need a grade? >> you cannot do that. >> a spokesperson has asked them to apply for the proper restaurant permit. and they can sell to the public with their current permit they will be forced to cease and desist permanently. the company has immedia

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. >> year maya has been in the shelter since he was 8 years old. >> makes me feel great that there are people out there that care about me. >> not everybody does things like that. >> i was going cry because they made me so excited. it made me feel like wow, i'm making a difference, you know. >> in sheepshead bay, melissa russo, news4 new york. >>> what a heartwarming story. >> making you feel so much better. janice, how are you? >> i'm feeling great. happy thanksgiving to you. hope everyone has had a happy thanksgiving as well. it's not over yet. some people are getting ready for shopping. we're going to talk about the forecast tomorrow and how things are going to change this weekend. rock camera shows the empire state building. it's so mild night. temperatures in the 50s in most spots. 56 right now in central park under partly cloudy skies. that's 6 degrees higher than a daytime high temperature this time of the year. we're still in the springtime in november on this thanksgiving day. it will be mild on friday. warmer than today. we're talking into the 60s tomorrow. but it does cool d

. >> reporter: sculpturist maya lin showdown hers three-dimensional.nd one of the most moving portraits of the evening of the five celebrated americans was that of corporal kyle carpenter. >> i can only hope when children see these, they don't see me. they see the scars and that they see service and sacrifice and a love for country. >> reporter: and it's the children that the museum hopes to attract. the evening hosts, katherine and wayne reynolds, raised nearly $2 million. >> we hope kids can come here and be inspired by the life stories of the people hanging on the wall. >> reporter: barbara harrison, "news4," washington. >> not just the portraits be tu mediums representing each individual. it's really lovely. >> it really is. stay with us. "news4" continues right now at 5:00 a.m. >>> hello. good morning, evan. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> good morning. i'm eun yang. nice turkey day. how about that? >> i'm all for it. "storm team 4's" chuck bell is in the weather center. >> everything. the food, the weather. it's thanksgiving after all, right, chuck? >> t

>> maya: [ laughs ] >> charlie: you heard what pam said! she means out!harlie: come on. you can tell she's a little stressed today. >> eric: charlie, charlie, tell pam it smells so good, i've gained 10 pounds just taking it