. >> mims is the nickname that nancy pelosi's grandson has for her. >> you are absolutely right. >> mims, mims pelosi. >> because the story is completely real. weird fact and then we have to go. 70% of men prefer their wives to out live them. 46% of women want to die first. i think that means is it generous of men that we want to die sooner or because we don't want to take care of our wives? is that it? >> i think that's it. >> is it because we are selfish or generous? >> that's usually the answer. >> we are generous obviously. we care a lot about women and the people we are with and even in death. >> generous is big speech for ending the nags. >> women tend to live 10 years longer and they get the insurance policies they go on cruises. everybody wins. >> they are coming back. i am not even being paid to say that. coming up, what is the secret to success and where can i find it? you either have it or you don't. >> does parliament have a porn problem? who disuse president at this po -- who doesn't at this point. great band by the way. >>> should they be ripped apart if they peddle their a

in custody now are charles menefe, lamont mims, taylor and samuels. authorities are still looking for a fifth man. you'll rule they lock down the neighborhood yesterday to search for him. the four arrested are all charged with robbery, kidnapping and weapons violations. >>> ktvu has learned new information about a believe school worker who was murdered, and how she knew the man now accused in her death. ktvu's robert honda spoke to the figeroa today as they prepare to lay their mother to rest. >> reporter: we are at the home in says where the family is getting ready to travel to mexico for a funeral and burial. the family held a private memorial service in says earlier this week and gave us this exclusive video to show of the more than 300 people who under the out to pay the respects. as we -- turned out to pay their respects. she was a popular schoolyard monitor for 12 years. she was found dead in her mini van parked not far from the school last tuesday. 43-year-old oscar ayala was charged with her murder last friday and appeared in court today for h

iron erna she pledge today pro might health care and cut taxes it means defeat for the outgoing labor miminister. alexei's supporters have rallied in moscow against what they say was a fraudulent mayor oral election. the winner narrowly escaped facing him in a run off. peter reports from moscow. >> reporter: on monday night thousands of supporters gathered near red square coming with say shared sense of frustration and anger. many convinced the election was stolen from them. he preferred to look to the future. >> with this election, at last politics was born in russia. strong opposition was born, we know what to do and how to do it. >> reporter: alexei swept up far more votes than expected. opinion polls had predicted he would just get 10% of the ballots cast. instead he pulled in nearly 30%. a stunning result for the young opposition leader and one that will shock president putin. deprived of access to state controlled tv, he energized his supporters in a series of nonstop rallies across the city. at the close of voting he disputed the results and accused his opponent of fraud and vote r

. >> in union city there is a permanent mim mem yil to people who lost lives on the way to the bay area on september 11th. the victims of united flight 93. david louie is live and you attended another there today as well? >> that is right. flight 93 was in route from san francisco to newark, four passengers began a shug strugel and fighterorist triesing to take over the plane. the death of everyone on board remembered here, saved lives. >> one by one, the names of 40 individuals aboard flight 93 were read along with acknowledgement of an unborn child. the flight bound for san francisco but crashed near shanksville, pennsylvania. many had bay area ties. >> it gives us a place here, you know? i have within to new york. i have been to shanksville. and it -- it is -- just important that we have this spot here, too. to honor victims. >> flight attendants were here, too. merry christmasy knew, and train tworksd flight attendant autos special day to us and we appreciate the fact this is here. there is somewhere for us to remember. and... keep reminding folks what that day means to all of us. >

>> it's opt mim place in side of the building a cell phone only knows it's downtown.f you turn on wi-fi, kit tell it's insaid of the mall. >> what store are we in front of. >> the compass picks up any interference. they need to walk around to record the interference and from then on, the phone will know where it s kit tell what floor it's on. >> will build them into their own app. imagine a mall with its own app. he says he's working to make it happen. apple, google are working on similar technologies he thinks there is an edge because it does require the business to have wi-fi you don't need hardware. and the building is infrom a structure. >> animals. animals, yes. >> now, they'll be able to navigate to find new ones. >> still to come abc 7 news morning news reporter our traffic reporter spends another day at chp boot camp. and struggle to sleep comfortably together, now there's a solution. the company that individualized your comfort with the sleep number bed brings you sleep number dual temp, the revolutionary temperature-balancing layer with active air technology

range mims free risk free studio tied for free. download free broadcast quality video for your media projects and free media donda r.t. dot com. max geyser this is the kaiser report. you know it's all about drones and helicopters in this day and age my own little personal ground i'm going to launch it on the tenth . there this is what happens to america's. all right stacy. max maybe one day one of those drones or helicopters will wash away the scum that infest this city here in manhattan nice nice taxi driver reference. well the first of i am max this is the n.y.p.d. secret spy cab and enemies within the new book from pulitzer prize winning associated press report is matt apuzzo and adam goldman on the n.y.p.d. indiscriminate and probably illegal spying program references briefly made to a real yellow cab complete with an authentic taxi medallion registered under a fake name used by the department's intelligence division to conduct surveillance operations so this is the cab this is the image and it's six why one one this is a real

. >> in union city there is a permanent mim mem yil to people who lost lives on the way to the bay area on september 11th. the victims of united flight 93. david louie is live and you attended another there today as well? >> that is right. flight 93 was in route from san francisco to newark, four passengers began a shug strugel and fighterorist triesing to take over the plane. the death of everyone on board remembered here, saved lives. >> one by one, the names of 40 individuals aboard flight 93 were read along with acknowledgement of an unborn child. the flight bound for san francisco but crashed near shanksville, pennsylvania. many had bay area ties. >> it gives us a place here, you know? i have within to new york. i have been to shanksville. and it -- it is -- just important that we have this spot here, too. to honor victims. >> flight attendants were here, too. merry christmasy knew, and train tworksd flight attendant autos special day to us and we appreciate the fact this is here. there is somewhere for us to remember. and... keep reminding folks what that day means to all of us. >

>> it's opt mim place in side of the building a cell phone only knows it's downtown.urn on wi-fi, kit tell it's insaid of the mall. >> what store are we in front of. >> the compass picks up any interference. they need to walk around to record the interference and from then on, the phone will know where it s kit tell what floor it's on. >> this is they hope retailers will build them into their own app. imagine a mall with its own app. he says he's working to make it happen. apple, google are working on similar technologies he thinks there is an edge because it does require the business to have wi-fi you don't need hardware. and the building is infrom a structure. >> animals. animals, yes. >> now, they'll be able to navigate to find new ones. >> still to come abc 7 news morning news reporter our traffic reporter spends another day at chp [ maragno ] if the car was invented today, it would run on the most affordable energy source available. it would charge overnight. every morning, you'd wake up with a full tank, ready to go. if the car was invented today, it would be th

essential stafl like the mim tear, f.b.i. and air traffic control would stay on duty, but paychecks can be delayed. if you're planning to take a vacation to national park, forget it. they're going to be closed. passports and government loans won't be issued. there are some things that will not be affected. that includes medicare and medicaid and you'll still get your mail delivered. you can find out more at cnn pntd pn pntd.com/heal pntd.com/healthcare. >> a church deacon is charged with murder. it happened in lake chaurms, louisiana. about 130 miles from baton rouge. doug feric has more. >> people gathered outside the tabernacle of praise worship center in lake charles, louisiana after reports of the crime. >> reporter: the sheriff's office says pastor ronald harris was killed while he was preaching. this man has been charged with second-degree murder in the case, after he allegedly called dispatchers and admitted to the killing. this morning, new information about the suspect who had direct ties to the church. >> we've been

can you erase mim res? do you want to go through life with your memories? why would you drink them? >> can somebody else see it? statistically how many times men think of sex every day and that would be played out with pictures and everyone you are thinking about would be on a hard drive. is that how it works? >> and your brain is thinking about it. you would have to be protected. on twitter you have a private account. whether you dead and floating in the laptop you have to hit private so you can think about sex of the there is nothing you can do about it because you are atherial, somewhere you don't have a body? >> from the latin which means living without body. >> you can go with atherial. >> it doesn't mean body less. i will go with body less. >> i love how he is so sure there is no afterlife. i love that he is so sure. aren't scientists supposed to question and not be sure about things? when he is so sure. why is he so sure? >> but this is a great point. in a weird way he admitted he believes in a creator because he compared the brain to a program and programs are designed by a

the powerful mim dash sh ad i'm i'm -- the powerful images caught on camera. >>> when nasa's voyager one launched in 1977 the president was a man named carter. the first "star wars" movie had just come out and elvis presley had died a few weeks earlier. since then voyager probe has been hurdling through space and scientists confirm it has left our solar system after a trip of 36 years. nasa reports voyager which is about the size of a small car left the solar system more than a year ago, but it took that long to happen. it will run out of nuclear fuel in a decade or so ago. then it will stop sending signals. >>> and on friday rockets carrying a satellite that will orbit the moon. we do not know the frog's status, but we are optimistic. actually, no we are not. while all of this photo may look fake, nasa confirms it is legit. >>> twitter is going public. the social media site announced that it has filed for an initial public offering of stock. the word came down in a tweet reading, and i quote, we have confidently submitted an s1 to the securities exchange commission for a planned ipo

. >> no, he put mims in this. >> exactly. right now i understand that. what i got from the boehner spokesperson's later statement after the speaker spoke was that mr. president, you're going to have to work hard. i think i'm agreeing with michael here that the president is going to have to work very hard the democratic members of the house. as the previous segment showed, there is a lot of disagreement among democrats. but here is something that is not so out of the ordinary. >> i'm going to past that. are you implying that the majority of republican house members will vote for this act of war? >> oh, no, no, no, no. no, no, no. i'm not saying that at all, chris. i'm saying that the president is going to have to work the democratic members of congress, democratic members of the house to get this through. speaker boehner is going to have to work as hard as he can and as much as they will listen to him. his members of the house caucus to try to get a majority of votes through to make the resolution pass. because for the resolution not to pass would not onl

nos van a presentar un posole tradicional de la regiÓn, de mim michoacÁn, comenzamos con el maÍz. >>>uerden el cariÑo y amor es importante para cocinar, gracias nana, la seguiremos muy de cerca por estar difundiendo la cocina de mÉxico, tradicional desde michoacÁn, gracias margarita. >>> al contrario, muchas gracias. provecho. >>> no nos vamos de la feria sin antes disfrutar el posole, regresamos a la casita, buen provecho. >>> se me hizo agua la boca pili. >>> no hay platillo que mÁs me guste que el posole. te lo digo en serio. >>> voy a tener que ir a michoacÁn a probar. >>> el rabanito, oreganito, chilito. >>> me pica. >>> pollo o cerdo? >>> cerdo. >>> con cerdo sabe mejor. >>> sÍ, le echa la pasta entera. >>> la carnecita suelta el sabor. >>> quieren que les haga posole posole. >>> sÍ. >>> pues ole. >>> es uno de tus chistes? >>> me estÁs hablando en serio? >>> posole. >>> lo que tiene que soportar en este programa, no me gusta escuchar los chistes. >>> mire, les prometo que les harÉ posole, bien rico, con la pata del cerdo, es mÁs rico. >>> eso. >>> pongo a mi marido que me ayude

mims minneapolis 97 degrees, they need the relief. they are going to see in a couple of days. we will see a cold front slight through the area. >> that should be relief. cope in mind, a dome of high pressure slides to if northeast. look at treechs, boston, from the 70s to the 90s. new york city 75. also soaring to about 92. d.c. same thing. so if you don't like the faushlgs a lot of complainers this weekend, warm up. >> it's just like a head fake. one week from the next. summer, fall, winter, spring. >> thank you very much. there is a lot of news developing at this hour, let's go street mikalah for the latest. >>> an unrelenting wildfire forcing people from their homes near the san francisco bay area. on the edge of mount diablo park hit several acres. a light breeze with temperatures in the 90s and triple digits helped fuel that fire. more than 250 firefighters are battling the fire. at this point they don't know what caused it. >>> marred by tragedy, a football fan, who witnesses say appeared intoxicated died outside candlestick park when he fell from an elevated walkway. po

know that they're illegal and who benefit by paying them low wages, my question is how quick do you mimmingslem of would be resolved? >> a couple of points on that one. you're absolutely right in that the focus on the employers is something that can have a major effect on who -- on folks coming over here illegally. we've seen sort of different strategies between different administrations. under president bush what we saw was these large-scale raids at poultry plants, at big factories around the country where they rounded up a lot of the workers and there were sanctions for the employers but basically what they are doing was getting rid of the workers and there were some sanctions for the employers. the obama administration has focused a little bit more on the employers. just this week there was a story in the "wall street journal" about the administration informing at least 1,000 businesses i think it was that they're going to be audited and they're going to be looking through their records and making sure that everything is on the up and up. and if not, that they were going to be facing fin

but i strongly believe that our response to this situation must not be a unilateral mim military action. this is not america's responsibility alone. and it is not in our interest to set the precedent that it is our responsibility alone. syria violated international laws and should be held accountable by the international community. america must not act alone. the use of chemical weapons is a global atrocity and demands a global response. that is why i oppose going to war in syria. and that is why i oppose authorizing military involvement in syria's civil war. not for one day, not for 60 days, not for a decade. i believe in engaging and involving ourselves militarily -- i do not believe we should involve ourselves militarily in the middle of a brutal years' long civil war. that would not strengthen america's national security. the answer is not to do nothing. the answer rather is to create a situation where these violations of humanitarian norms and crimes against humanity can be dealt with effectively by the u.n. and other international institutions. so, we must continue to focus on bui