milos gave me your address. i hope you don't mind me waiting for you here. oh, that milos.ell, what should we do? um, care for a cup of coffee? why don't we just go up to your apartment? all right. there's got to be an easier way. woman on tv: doctor? she's coming out of the coma. mrs. albright, can you hear me? are you ok? mrs. albright: i feel so rested and refreshed. get me a toothbrush! so, you play tennis? enough talk, jerry. not for me. i love chatting. oh, shh. no. no, i can't do this. i can't go through with this, not even for him! who? milos... my husband! your husband?! morning, brian! love your passat! um. listen, gary. i bought the last one. nice try. says right here you can get one for $199 a month. you can't believe the lame-stream media gary. they're all gone. maybe i'll get one. [ male announcer ] now everyone's going to want one. you can't have the same car as me, gary! i'm gettin' one. nope! [ male announcer ] volkswagen springtoberfest is here and there's no better time to get a passat. that's the power of german engineering. right now lease one of four v

but last december, perky little milo was struck down by a rare blood disorder. >> milo was very, veryle. >> reporter: it was distressing for angie. >> we were distraught to find out how ill he was. >> reporter: without his buddy, he was lost. >> jumping off the wrong side of the bed. >> reporter: thankfully, a blood transfusion saved milo's life. >> he could have died. but even with the bld transfusion, there are risks involved. if we didn't transfuse the blood, then milo wouldn't be here now. >> he's a little hero. >> reporter: milo still recovering is back to watching over eddie, but this devoted duo do more than just look after each other. they've helped dozens of children, like chris, being fostered by angie. he spent four years with her and her dogs. >> when you feel stressed or upset or anything, the dogs -- they comfort you. it helps. >> reporter: and he says the dogs are a therapy for the kids she takes in, showing them affection can help the children heal. a dog's seeing-eye dog, who survived against the odds, helping his buddy and others stay on track. for "today," anna bell

bye, milo. bye, milo's friend. we'll probably come back next halloween. no, we won't! yes! no! ooh.ou guys seen my phone? geesh! uh, actually some kid... ow! i'm getting hit with... ugh, forget it. bye! boy: yes! yes! ooh, so close! ugh! no fair. i lost all my full bars. you can lick my wrappers. or i can eat your wrappers! nothing will ever replace my baby, but these full bars are coming pretty close. there's my little cavities! yeah, how was your first halloween without me? pretty boring, i bet. uh... um... your father killed a guinea pig! he squashed it with... lin! oh, tell us about that! was it in self-defense? did he disrespect your woman? no. i just... rolled on to him. yay! yay! oh, yeah! here's what happened. mm-hmm. it was a dark and spooky night. i knew it! captioning sponsored by bento box entertainment captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org (funky disco plays) ♪ my name is cleveland brown ♪ and i am proud to be ♪ right back in my hometown ♪ with my new family ♪ there's old friends and new friends ♪ ♪ and even a bear ♪ through good times and bad times ♪

piedra, la lápida >> no quería revelar donde la empeñó hasta donde accedió >> fue en nueva york >> 7 milolem donde terminó la cadena, la reaccion no se ha hecho esperar >> esa cadena era su insignia porque siempre la cargaba encima, fue algo muy valioso, si ella no tenía de que agarrarse, pues de algo le sirvio >> uno no sabe que circunstancias pasa, pero si esa era la manera, ella sabe lo que siente >> aunque así luce el lugar donde descansa el macho camacho, maría nos mostró el diseño, que incluye el mensaje "mami te ama", dijo que su decisión le causó graves problemas familiares. >> la desestabilizado a la familia? >> ellos >> todo el mundo quiere lo que dejo el macho, el disfrutó, no dejó nada >> la madre del ex campeon dijo que llevo el celular del macho camacho para que los policías continúen con la investigación >> vamos a ver las novedades en la farándula >> son las noticias hoy en la mira >> withney houston fue victima de acoso y extorsion según documentos del fbi, un hombre relacionado con la artista la exotrsiono si no la conocia, la artista entregó 250 mil dólares para no reve

responsibility you mediately become clever and more mature you try to be more serious as for all convicted milo's arena will live with her daughter for the first three months after that every woman has to prove that she deserves to stay with a child those that fail to convince the board will be separated from their babies and i will try not to break any rules i will have bay the staff i won't argue with anyone well i don't know if necessary i will cry i'll talk to everyone and ask to let me stay with my child she's my first before and be able to stay apart. i love you my little sweetheart. more attention residential zone can look more mean there are police presser to the duty officer in my repair conic morning no obvious procedure the duty officer. though my darling girl. really was being visited by her mother who was hoping to meet the new granddaughter but she hasn't been allowed to bring her newborn baby to the meeting. so why are you here i'm ok how is maria raised just two weeks old and i can see her today i want to see her so much at least a glimpse of her they said they would let me show h

israel lobby is losing the clout for milo they have had a series of reversals pushing all the electionthe reelection of obama was a reversal when the israeli go clearly made clear as he did we want to be reelected they were backing romney then their candidate for secretary of state was susan rice she was john kerry. they didn't want john kerry so that was their second defeat and then just had the spectacular defeat and the nomination and confirmation of this effect to these just suffer a number of personal and when they have they're losing clump in the other hand their agenda is getting more stream and more radical these two things are they used to be used to be very careful to try and project a bipartisan image republicans democrats but increasingly. advocating a great. dad a lot of democrats don't want to be so. explosive temper spoils libya's business plans coming up the country stops and gas export to italy after a fierce firefight between rival groups for a right to guard a plant. but first various joint catalonia and scotland in maneuvering toward separatism many politicians ther

israel lobby is losing the clout for milo they have had a series of reversals bush about the electionhe reelection of obama was a reversal when the israeli go you clearly need leaders even we want a bomb and we was elected to go back you were then their candidate for secretary of state with susan rice she was our john kerry. they didn't want john kerry so that was their second defeat and then we just had the spectacular defeat and the nomination confirmation of mr fenty these just suffer a number of personal and women in their lives and plump and milk in their agenda is getting more extreme and more radical these two things are leading the used to be used to be very careful to try and project a bipartisan image of public democrats but increasingly openly advocating a great weekend that a lot of democrats don't want to be a source of. as israel's relationship with the u.s. is in danger of going cold so could financial ties with washington as a sequester or emergency cuts at the u.s. so they were asking whether you think the u.s. aid to israel could be under threat almost half the respo

and milo couldn't do it.e seeing one, you know, it's likewise you can drop bombs from up high but you can't do go low and kill people. there's sort that have great philosophical, what you will, issue. of what's acceptable. and milo wouldn't do it. he drew the line. so the officers had a smaller rifle. kelly, everybody remembered, ran up behind the kid and shot him in the back of the head. sort of triumphly. milo the next day stepped on a land mine and blew up his leg to the knee. and while they were ready to met vack him he was chanting, god has punished me and god will punish you. and the kid -- once one told me about it, everybody remembered, it was this chilling oath this curse. and they were saying, get him out of here, get him out of here. they got him out of there. a year and a half i'm looking for him. i find him, i'm in salt lake city on a pay phone calling 100 different -- i knew he lived somewhere in southern indiana. i'm calling every phone company. you didn't have google. google search. we didn't

more hiv drugs, cancer treatments, including a leukemia drug that's in phase three development and a milosis drug entering phase three studies in the second half. what a stock. here's the bottom line. gilead the company reminds me of the big pharma outfits in the 1990s heyday. you would come to work each day, up at 6:00, then up to 3:00, then closed for the weekend. didn't trade saturday, opened up ten on monday. check out the chart in '87. anyway, gilead's got a robust pipeline and a potentially game-changing hepatitis-c drug, could get fda approval in the near future. yet gilead the stock grows like the slow-growing names we're familiar with in pharma today. actually, it's cheaper even though it's a rapidly growing biotech. this stock may have room to run and i think deserves to go much higher. chris in california. chris? >> caller: hey, jim. i've been watching mankind corporation's stock for a while. they've had some great medical products in the past and they're currently awaiting fda approval for an insulin delivery system that would eliminate injections. do you have any thoughts her

todayca milo villagers by six strokes. >> ( male announcer): now here's stanley roberts who found somee behaving badly the driver of this s u b is honking and a passenger is voicing her disapproval. >> you got on your single turn. and when thethat does not work the driver of the s u b throws in reverse to go around. but not before i had a chat with him. >> do you see the sign on top of the red light? no i did not. this is the sign in question on the corner of park and all this in the city of alameda it reached no turn on red. >> no worries they're not the only one who did not see the no turn on red sign. >> the sign was installed january night after residents complained a steady stream of driver's going through the neighborhood make it difficult for them to get out of their driveway. >> cents old habits are hard to break their been a virtual, red light runners at the intersection. the irony, on the corner is the state from office and they watch what happens every day in fact one worker had this experience. >> on first waiting there for the light and there are pedestrians going either w

. >> stephanie: if you don't know -- [ laughter ] >> stephanie: hello, milo. >> caller: good morning.od he had about a handful of air about three feet long, that he curled around on his head with shellack or something. >> stephanie: yeah. >> he's not fooling anyone. >> stephanie: no exactly. >> he is just paying his dues to be a complete joke in his old age, a bitter one too. >> stephanie: did you read the rnc autopsy, john? >> yes, i did. >> stephanie: newt gingrich sometimes make sense. he says -- and then he went on to say some crazy stuff. >> i can't wait to see a debate between sarah palin and hillary clinton. >> you will never see that debate. that will never happen. sarah palin is not going to run for office. her job now is to be a republican king maker and then try to make a buck off of it. she should have run last year she would have lost, but it would have help keep her career going a little bit longer. >> stephanie: newt gingrich -- >> frankly. >> stephanie: thank you. republicans want to provieize everything. on future moon missions gingrich contends private contractors ca

>> he also worked with the legal team defending late sesh an president sloeb done milos virtual and braggedth osama bin laden and meetings in which he would give legal advice. >> there is just one problem. he had no legal qualifications and he was not registered to work as an attorney either in italy where he was born or right here in britain where he grew up. >> a thoroughly dishonest individual who has been very cunning, very clever, and trying to be a devious individual. >> it is not just dictators that he was drawn to. he defended harold shipman, a british doctor that killed hundreds of his own patients. >> dr. shipman professed innocence from day one. he has never, ever accepted his guilt, not just a question of psychologically accepted. he never accepted that he murdered anybody. >> and patricia walsh smith, conned out of 5,000 pounds about $7500, when stefano told her she could get a better divorce settlement. >> he knew that i was drowning. he pushed me right under. he said why don't you commit suicide and leave a note saying my life is in a comedy of errors and he said that four ti

>> bill: milo gets three books. three. he picks them out.ee. >> nice. >> bill: as i say, there is nothing more meaningful, i guess, in my life, than reading to my grand kids. right? or taking them to the library. >> exactly. >> watching them light up when they get in the library. ? >> what's great is when you -- after you read a couple of times and they start to pick up, when you see it start to happen, it's the closest thing we have to magic. >> you get that part. >> bill: yeah. >> i mean i taught 5th and 6th great in utah for 20 years, and it was part of my -- part of my day, that right after lunch, i read old"old yeller." i read "charlotte's web." i read out loud. there is something, when you hear the voice, you are sitting close to these kids. it's a magical thing. we are seeing testingmanian and everything if it doesn't come off on a standardized test stop doing it. our teachers have literally, you know, said, absolutely not. this is an important part of reading, is loving that book action teaching kids do love reading. if they love rea