>>> sÍ, una boda de la mÁs esperada en este aÑo, el sacerdote que oficiarÁ la boda da detalles a miriam se espera que los hijos del comediante tengan una participaciÓn especial. cevlos dos hijos de eugenio estarÁn participando la novia entregarÁ el ramo aa virgen de como siempre se acostumbra, y tambiÉn creo que es debota de san judas tadeo es posible que haga una doble entrega de ramo, todavÍa no estÁ totalmente convirmado. >>> es la iglesia que fue construida en el siglo 17 estÁ en el centro histÓrico de mÉxico, aquÍ el prÓximo 7 de julio alessandra y eugenio derbez unirÁn sus vidas ante dios. >>> quieren compartir su alegrÍa con tantos seguidores en mÉxico y eugenio especialmente es internacional. >>> escuchen cÓmo serÁ la ceremonia religiosa. >>> muchos creen que serÍa peluche, pero por lo que se a de platicÓ, quieren una misa tradicional. >>> explicÓ por quÉ aceptÓ oficiar la boda, aÚn cuando derbez tuvo otras parejas. >>> la gente dice cÓmo la iglesia casa a alguien que tuvo otras parejas, para la iglesia no existÍa el matrimonio como sacramento para eugenio, ahora decide hacerlo

. >> as miriam hernandez reports on katherine's homecoming and leftover hard feelings. >> reporter: gones, katherine jackson is now back. why did she leave? and why did she not contact the three minor children of michael jackson, the individuals who by court ruling she is supposed to care for? in an exclusive interview with abc news, the 82-year-old matriarch reads from a statement trying to set the record straight. >> i am fine and i am here with my children and my children would never do a thing like that, holding me against my will. it is stupid for people to think that. >> reporter: court documents reveal details that raise the concern of the court, leading the judge to appoint the children's cousin, 34-year-old tito joe jackson, t.j. to take over as guardian. t.j. described to the court, deception, one aunt arranged for a person to pretend he was a doctor. that doctor advised katherine to change her travel plans to see her sons in concert in albuquerque. a family member was at the airport to pick her up. she never arrived. attempts to reach her were unsuccessful. that confrontation

my name is miriam.ave been editing research papers and medical information, so i was particularly shocked by the lack of data presented in the hazardous materials. my comments on these issues were not adequately addressed by the planning department. my main areas of concern are the inadequacy of the so-called study about artificial turf of facts on the environment. it is clear that those reports have been chosen selectively. and the latest data is 2009. in terms of medical research, this is outdated. 3, the finding of the task force should be deleted. there is the fact that the ecosystem -- ecosystem would not prepare a summary. i quote, the departed should continue to request feedback rather than relying on manufacturers. they will know more about the safety and longevity within the next three years. it has been years since this has been issued, and they have not collected this information. there is the data for the eir, and 5, the inability of the planning department to do basic math. there will be a

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in the direction of -- down the street. >> reporter: this is miriam hernandez reporting for abc news.t incredible video. the guy has been a teacher for eight years. worked at several schools now. police are looking into whether there could be more than one victim here. >> at a middle school, physical education at middle school, 6th, 7th, 8th graders. small children. unbelievable. >> brazen. pull out with guns drawn. and do that. >> how is that ever going to go well for someone. and now chased from the police. >> out never ends well. that's why people tune in to watch. no matter what out is not going to end well. >> these are people we trust with our children. >> i know, it is scary. >> right. any way. moving along. >>> a developing story this morning, a plane diverted when the crew got sick. u.s. airways flight 720 left charlotte, south carolina, headed to rome with 177 passengers on board. but forced to land in philadelphia where it was met with emergency crews. flight attendants smelled something in the cabin and felt ill. no word on what it was. five crew members talken to the hosp

miriam oncos rides his bicycle on this trail almost every day. >> it's surprising to hear that there's somebody held up at gunpoint. that's somewhat disturbing, i guess. i'd better be watching next time what time i go. >> reporter: and police say if you have any information give them a call. we're live in palo alto tonight. george kiriyama, nbc bay area news. >> okay, thanks, george. >>> still ahead an nbc bay area investigative exclusive unit. how a local woman got a $65,000 check and was saved from bankruptcy. >>> plus we're going back to london to see how that city beat out the bay area to host the summer games. >>> then -- [ screaming ]. >> a close call as heavy storms sweep across the east coast. >>> and good evening. i'm jeff ranieri. we'll have a look at the radar and we're also tracking a little bit of warmling air in the forecast as we head into the forecast. we'll talk about a much hotter seven-day and when 90s will return. coming up. >>> tonight an update on an investigative report. it was a car deal gone bad. a local family accused a san jose auto dealer of stealing $65,000

sloppy thinking there are six major forms of entertainment which were probably invented by the same miriam's a long time for greece and they've always stayed with us believe me take my favorite one which is painting all i have to do take a look grease on the side of my nose make a mark on the table i'm making a painting very very simple technology just think how complicated is the technology for example of this film studio and indeed any film studio of the last hundred seventeen years if i pull the plug out goes it disappears but i can go on taking the grease from the side of my nose and making marks for ever and ever and ever and i believe the very first significant market were made by man was a painting when civilization goes down the tubes as it surely will the last march will also be a painting. making money. is sharing information to you but you don't like the text you know text is different from image an image of military text not an image and i think you know if you believe the cinema was invented in one thousand nine hundred five then there's a way that in the one hundred seventeen y

had been answered in most of the restored in 1995 publication of the definitive edition edited by miriam pressler. as i soon learned anne filled the famous checked diary by the end of 1942. the entries in the red gray, tan cloth covered book span the period june 12, 42 until december 5th of that year. then the year that is a year of the original diary is missing. the diary resumes in an exercise book with black covers which the dutch helpers brought her, begun december 1943, this continuation runs until april 1944. a third exercise book begins in april 1944, the final entry was written these days before its writer's arrest august 4th. starting in the spring of 1944, anne went back and rewrote her diary from the beginning. these revisions would cover 324 loose sheets of colored paper, fill in the one-year gap between the check diary and the blank first black exercise book. she continued to update the diary as she rewrote earlier pages. anne wanted her book to be noticed, to be read and spent her last months of freedom attempting to make sure that her wish might someday be granted. well, w

an fec commission report, that the yg action report got a $5 million contribution from sheldon and miriamhave bought the presidency. >> that sounds his democratic caucus in the senate. yg action had a great quarter, we are prepared to go on offense with the young gun style candidates, we have open process, open disclosure and that's part of what make this is country great. >> the american people deserve to know who's paying for these ads, than's something that eric cantor supported. he support ed -- the american people don't know who's paying for it. and the disclose act says, look, if you having in to high, you have nothing to fear. i think that's a basic principal that voters support. >> if we don't know who's giving the money, how -- >> that's because it's going to 927 which is a c-4 group which you also have. those will not disclosed. >> but this is settled law. >> do you think it works politically for harry reed to go out there saying 17 angry white men, does that resonate the rotor? >> it didn't resonate when he's looking pretty angry saying it. >> the overall point is do we want to

at a satellite session with sex workers from other countries, miriam edwards called for broader acceptance of the sex trade. >> we are a class of the general population. we need people to accept sex workers as part of the general population and stop segregating them. we are human beings and they must be excepted. if not, we will never get to 0 on hiv. >> sex workers and allies have protested their exclusion by holding a separate conference in india. at the conference's opening on saturday, the event was held to include the voices of marginalized sex workers. >> we have organized this freedom festival because of the u.s. travel restrictions, preventing sex workers from all the world to go to the washington conference to participate, as we have done since 1988. we are here to talk about our rights as sex workers. they are fundamental for us. >> in mexico, thousands marched against the elected president pena nieto. his critics have accused him of buying votes and rigging coverage over his opponent will press obrador. public protest is the only way to counter the mexican media bias towards nie

the expansion is aimed at people like 29-year-old miriam aguila, a part time accountant, who suffers from chronic rheumatoid arthritis. aguila is caught in a catch 22 like situation-- unable to work full time but making too much money to qualify for medicaid in virginia. >> it's the worst, because i can't work. i don't have the resources to get treated for what i have and i can't work full time because i'm sick, so it's a downward spiral if you will and sometimes it just looks like there's no light at the end of the tunnel. >> reporter: for now aguila gets care at a suburban washington health clinic that takes all comers-- insurance or no insurance. but under the expansion she could qualify for coverage. aqula's doctor basim khan says 80% of his patients are like her with no health insurance. >> by and large, these patients are the working poor. they work low-wage jobs, long hours, and they just, for small businesses, and don't happen to get health insurance with it. >> reporter: and dr. khan says that's just the people he knows about in northern virginia. >> there are about 150,000