maher nana left syria 13 years ago. >> nana: kids cannot sleep at night. people, they're... just expecting to get hit at anytime. >> ward: he runs a family practice in delray beach, florida, but now spends much of his time traveling in and out of syria on behalf of an organization called the syrian support group. its goal is to transform the free syrian army from a disorganized grouping of militias into a coherent force. but it also works closely with the u.s. government to identify credible rebel officers, like colonel oqaidi, and report on their progress. >> nana: these commanders, they vow to protect civilians. they vow to protect democracy. they vow to obey international laws. >> ward: making vows is easy; sticking to them is much harder. how can you be sure that these men are going to stick to those vows? >> nana: well, this is what you do. you... you provide and you check, and you provide and you check, and you provide and you check. and you make sure that they are standing for their values. >> ward: to check on them, dr. nana makes frequent and often dangerous trips i

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and the adults love nana. nan na is the main adult figure in the show. fairy is played by the same person. fair is very much like the love for your first child. pure love. nature is a beautiful thing. all wild rabbits come from nature. i think nature is mysterious, beautiful, not something our kids get very much these days. there's fantastical spectacle because of computers and film. i think in live performance, in a way being paired down, you can be more successful and ask everybody to buy into the world you are in. if it is a simple world they will buy in, as long as the world is consistent that you have on stage. in some ways i also want that message for kids. it doesn't have to be

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packed up his baby, he snuck out of the house, he left my father my uncle was about a year and my nana closed the door, stole my aunts car and drove away with his mistress and his baby that was just born. and then made his way to san francisco. and he decided, oh, i miss my family come and call them out again, only to leave them again, get the mistress pregnant again and my nana had a nervous breakdown. so that was the part that my father could not forgive. you abandon us once, but why did you call us out to san francisco? my father, i think the book, too, it has been healing for my father. he would never, if someone said ambrose's name, he left the room and would not talk about him. so this book, suddenly, my father's word is out there. i think it has been good for him. >> i think the story of forgiveness, the story of the sea end of realizing that they were fighting a storm at sea. the courage and the time gone by, there are still fishermen to go out. i think these people, the historical piece is a very difficult time. we barely survived when they came home and they were so hard-work

and the adults love nana. nan na is the main adult figure in the show.airy is played by the same person. fair is very much like the love for your first child. pure love. nature is a beautiful thing. all wild rabbits come from nature. i think nature is mysterious, beautiful, not something our kids get very much these days. there's fantastical spectacle because of computers and film. i think in live performance, in a way being paired down, you can be more successful and ask everybody to buy into the world you are in. if it is a simple world they will buy in, as long as the world is consistent that you have on stage. in some ways i also want that message for kids. it doesn't have to be spectacle but how you feel and having fun and taking things seriously, not about being blown away. >> what is real? it is a thing that happens to you when a child loves you for a long, long time. >> i think it is a success. for the most part if you are three to seven, you sit in the seats and most of the time the kids are engaged. they laugh and ask questions. i think that is

understand more of you know at cultural side little side the western side of things which is something nana can't quite grasp because it's just an old trouble would. they still that live for cook with them all. and this jar and go stone broke it to stay in their head no room get the weave head nuclear all over the land and there they want to put a nuclear waste dump in as if we haven't had enough. of the legacy it but then eucalyptus is not just the atomic contamination of the very little town even a shallow grave at maryland of the british provided destroyed with the reactor at lucas arts in sydney and we then joins that reactor club of the world. well it's was from that reactor that is known to have to be dumped in north of the story the first mission to the west don't believe in the reactor itself is intended to be decommissioned dismantled and trucked across unwilling communities right across australia if we pass legislation as a parliament opposing. nuclear why stuff is struggling with. this is the first in the last quarter of a century but a federal government has moved to compulsoril

he moved to stan ten island and later abandoned by father, nana, and uncle twice. growing up, i never knew anything about him because my father refused to talk about them. it alternates between the real storm in 1935, and my grandfather who created his own storms. i wrote this book because after i saw the movie "the perfect storm," i sat in the theater, and that movie resinated with me. i'm irish. i'm connected to the water. i just sat there after being a journalist for 30 years, i said, i can do that, and two years later, when i talked to my father, and i said, dad, i want to write books. he said what kind? i said like "the perfect storm," and he was like you have a story like that in the family. he tells me about the august gail that killed several of our ancestors in the tiny newfoundland village, and all he knew was potentially captain patty, great uncle lashed to the wheel, and many of them died and just, like, wow, what a great story. he tells me another piece about my grandfather, the man i never knew who, at the time immigrated to stanten island, and a few

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llevaba dos años trabajando con la familia, y mantenia una relacion estrecha con la familia >>en 2008 la nananes >>por ahora la policía espera que se recupere para saber qué motivo la llevo a cometer tan terrible crimen. >>muchas gracias, nayeli. >>los familiares de la niñera, que esta en estado de coma, dijo a la policía que recientemente ella había comenzado a tratarse con un psicologo. >>que dios le de fortaleza a esta familia para seguir adealnte >>y otra niñera puso en peligro a un infante en nueva orleans >>ella se fue de paseo con el novio, y el niño estaba dentro de un contenedor, la abuela alerto el peligro >>y en panamá saqueos, grupos de personas se llevaron neveras , televisores y equipos electrodomesticos. >>esto llevo a los agentes del orden a lanzar salvas >>y chile escenario de violentas manifestaciones entre estudiantes y policía. >>los descontentos exigen reformas en el área educativa advitieron que harán más protestas el domingo durante las elecciones municipales. >>se enfrentan comerciantes y policías, luego que se bloqueara el acceso total >>parecia que una bomba había ca

maher nana left libya 13 years ago. >> people are just expecting to get hit at any time. a reporter: he runs a family practice in delray beach, florida, but now he spends much of his time traveling in and out of syria on behalf of an organization called the syrian support group. its goal is to transform the free syrian army from a disorganized grouping of militias into a coherent force. elt it also works closely with the u.s. government to identify credible rebel officers like colonel oqaidi and report on epeir progress. >> these commanders, they vow to owotect civilians, they vow to protect democracy, they vow to naey international laws. ep reporter: making vows is easy. >> yes. >> reporter: sticking to them is much harder. >> yes. >> reporter: how can you be sure >> e mt these men are going to stick to those vows? >> well, this is what you do. you provide and you check and you provide and you check and you provide and you check. and you make sure that they are standing for their values. >> pelley: clarissa, as you say in your story, the free syrian army is really not so

or three days back they are said the children for the friday last friday protestant fathers and my nana so this is and less a list of thirty day a match and to understand us save for one and no to go to their agendas. live from moscow this is the man who says that his search for evidence of little green men has left him fighting extradition to the u.s. but. the autopsy report on brittany gary mckinnon scase tuesday he finds out whether he's being shipped to america to face the consequences of hacking into the pentagon. also involves the records of huge rises and birth defects following an american led invasion that's what you are such plagues more than injustice. a texas mom was arrested and thrown in jail orange jumpsuit and all for neglecting her kids who were playing in front of her house for just a little while a concerned neighbor and sort of say walking across the street you know to talk to the unintended children to find out what's going on went to total sheep mode and immediately called nine one one because children playing it is truly an emergency worth the police's time but i

. >> she got to the middle of the driveway, turned around, and said, i love you, nana. said, i love you, too, baby. and that was our last conversation. >> that night co-workers said a man drove up to the restaurant and ushered jasmine out the backdoor while her grandfather waited out front. >> so i had to call my husband and tell him, they've got jasmine again. >> pamela reported her granddaughter missing but heard nothing for six weeks. then, on the morning of february 3 3rd, 2007, police made a gruesome discovery. >> it was extremely brutal. probably one of the worst homicides that the county has ever seen. >> an urge sent radio call was for the detective. >> they pointed out a deceased female that was on a back porch area. i went over there and looked at her and, you know, body was basically like decimated. >> police identified the body as that of missing teenager kathleen jasmine hahn. her grandparents are called to the station to confirm the i.d. >> they said that she had -- was held against her will in this apartment and that she had been raped and beaten and stab

the little guy named nana lost the use of his behind legs after he fell five stories from his apartment. his owner couldn't bear to put him down. >> i didn't believe he survived. there was a purpose for him. i didn't want to take his life. >> martha had a hard time watching nene trying to get around. she reached out to a nonprofit to buy this doggy wheelchair built by a california company. she says she's glad she didn't give up. she cannot wait for the day nene is running again with the help of that chair. >> he's getting there. >> yeah. >> in theaters tomorrow the film chasing mavericks is about the legendary surfing spot on the san mateo county coast. >> based on a true story. don sanchez says waves are impressive. here is the review on the aisle. >> do you ever sound like you're meant for something more? >> nature creating special affects with waves and this high school student wants to be part of it. he turns to a neighbor there are lessons about displin, jay discovered mythical mavericks. >> i haven't told anyone. mavericks is real. >> mavericks? >> in the world. >> it's based on a

it explains the name of that new disney movie, "finding nana." [ laughter ] we have a great show tonightcheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's going to be a fun show tonight. i'm very excited about this. oh, guys, i should mention -- this saturday, october 6th is the season premier of "icarly" on nickelodeon. right, we all knew that. [ cheers ] i'm in it. [ cheers and applause ] we shot it a few months ago right here in the studio. it was so much fun. the whole cast game out -- carly, sam, freddie, spencer, gibby. >> gibby. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's like a "late night"/"icarly" crossover episode. i don't want to give too much away but it's really funny. the roots are in it, too. [ cheers and applause ] finally, you guys achieved your dream of being on "icarly." ♪ anyway, it's an hour long special called "ishock america." it's on this saturday at 8:00 p.m. on nickelodeon. so tune in you guys. [ cheers and applause ] we have a big show tonight. he is one of the funniest, smartest comedians on the planet. he's also one of the stars of "frankenweenie" in theaters this friday. martin short is

my nana calls him half pint because she looks just like his father, just like his father. >> who is that>> hi! come here! come here. >> big hug. >> hugs. i love you. i love you. yeah, there's crayons. you want to sit in the chair? >> it puts everything into perspective as to why i need to do what i need to do. >> you help nanna cook? do you make good stuff? do you eat spaghetti? >> ew! >> you like spaghetti. you like jell-o, huh? >> ew! >> you should see what we get to eat, you want to say ew! it seems like he's grown like a little man just in the six months i've been here. he's doing things that he wasn't doing like talking that good, you know, singing, playing one, two, three, freeze. >> freeze! now you freeze. go. freeze, freeze. honestly, i have to take this like a blessing. the way i was living out there, i really wasn't with him anyway. i was there physically, but not emotionally. >> ready? are you going to leave? you going to say bye-bye? >> mommy, nanna? coming? >> yes, nanna's coming. >> mommy? >> no, mama's not coming, baby. i love you. >> i love you. >> i love you, bye-bye, ba

. >> if i take bat nana off, would that work? >> that -- a banana off, would that work?that would work. >> reporter: and it did with 40 cents left to spend. >> is this really say what to do? it's so artificial. it can demoralize you. >> reporter: council member cheh said she'll begin the seven-day program tomorrow and she's confident we'll be able to make it through. we'll check back in with her later in the week. matt ackland, fox 5 news. >>> d.c. goodies got their fill of goodies at the davis d.c., the annual event wrapping up tonight. more than 50 area restaurants brought their best to pennsylvania avenue for the weekend. there are also more than 30 special beers on hand. >> everybody who ventured out, well, they had to. it was awfully chilly out there. >> i think i heard karen gray houston say say her teether chattering. >> i already started the interns warming up my car this year. >> i'm off the hook, then, wonderful. i don't think it will last too much longer. this is definitely a cold shot. this is not a changeover to winter quite yet, but wow, this is a nice litt

and these, loved by my late mom louise and aunt nana before her. couldn't believe it. & g just reported a solid quarter last thursday. but the most important thing i heard on the conference call is they expect to see a bunch of terrific acquisition opportunities coming down the pike real soon, in part because of the larger food players are starting to divest some of the weaker brands. after what i heard on the conference call, i'm thinking there could be more upside ahead. don't forget we did a secondary that i thought was good. the stocks come off a little. i thought that may be an opportunity. that's why i'm thrilled that david wenner, the president and ceo of b & g foods is here to talk about the next quarter. welcome back to "mad money." thank you so much for coming in. have a seat. now, i was shocked to hear that you actually owned this brand. at one point you got rid of it, and ten years later you're bringing it back. why? >> well, when we owned it, it was just new york-style. old london was not part of it. >> okay. >> and we were very interested in old london, b

i interviewed him he doesn't want to talk about what deduct shunts he would scale back or he limb nana, eliminate because that should be done in the open with congress. it is a ridiculous position because then you say well i am not going to say anything i will do because it should all be negotiated in congress in the light of day. voters need to know what kind of deductions will he scale back and david axelrod said the same thing to me in a television interview about social security he said this is not the time to talk about social security. >> rose: on bowles-simpson they don't really lay out what they disagree with bowles-simpson. they want a gas tax, don't want a gas tax. >> they think the best thing to do, both of them not be specific and somehow they get enough of a mandate to beat the opponent. >> if you are not bold can you ever argue and have a mandate. >> i think the president will have a mandate to raise taxes on the wealthy if he wins and i think governor romney will try to get rid of obama care if he wins and that is about it. of any stance but it will be zero complicated b

and later abandoned my father, my nana and my uncle. i never knew anything about them because my father refused to talk about them. the book alternates between the store 1935 and my grandfather who created his own storms. i wrote this book because after i saw the movie quote code a perfect storm" i saw that movie and it resonated with me. i am irish and connected to the water and i just sat there after being a journalist for 30 years i said i can do that, and two years later when i talked to my father and i said i want to write books and he said what kind? and i said sort of like the perfect storm. he said you have a story like that in your family and then he starts telling me about this august gale that killed several of our ancestors in this tiny newfoundlander village and was his great uncle was lost to the wheel and many of them died and i was like wow that's a great story and then he tells me another piece about my grandfather, the man i never knew where the time had integrated s.i. and a few days after the gale a newspaper swirlin

tenemos que deshacernos de la disposición mata los bancos regio nana regionales y pequeños.ercado de la vivienda, porque no se previeron las regulaciones necesarias, no es que tuviera e demasia demasiadas regulaciones. quiero restaurar la vi vaoinvie buenos trabajos. >>> tenemos una diferencia clara entre los dos y el cuidado de la salud, yo sé que hay una diferencia muy clara y tiene que ver con la ley del cuidado de la ciudad costeable. son dos minutos para cada uno de ustedes. gobernador romney la palabra. usted quiere revocar esta ley. >>> por supuesto que sí y proviene de mi experiencia, en new hampshire una mujer me dijo no puede pagar el seguro para mí y mi hijo una pareja me dijo tenemos que dejar caer nuestro seguro no podemos pagar. vía ra y varias empresas pequeñas que lo van a dejar caer porque no lo pueden permitir. el coste prohibíbe. y en la oficina congresional de presupuesto dice que costara 2. 500 dólares más que el seguro tradicional y aumenta los costos. el presidente dijo que para este año habría disminuido el coste del seguro en 2. 500 dólares por famil

. >> almost like a child naivete to it when nothing else matters except to say nana nah nah boo-boo.l room. they say our time is up. >>> i'm charlie rose with gayle king and norah o'donnell. arnold schwarzenegger's new memoir is coming out today. last night he opened up to lesley stahl on "60 minutes" about his troubled marriage to maria shriver. this morning we'll have more of that interview including the story when they met which didn't air last night. >> august 1977 you meet a young woman named maria shriver at a tennis tournament. was it love at first sight? >> i was fascinated by her, i would say, because she had an extraordinary look. she had the dark hair that i always loved in women. she had this big smile. she had the most extraordinary personality, laughing all the time. full of joy, full of energy and all that. i definitely said to myself, you know, i don't remember ever having met someone like that that had this kind of package of being smart and quick and everything else. >> you tell a story about meeting her mother at this event. do you remember what you said to her abo

>>gracias, nana. >>qué rico. >>que tienes hermanito, te veo triste >>lo estoy, hermanita. faltó decir que mi corazón y mi pensamiento siempre está contigo y nuestro hijo >>necesitamos reunirnos, yo estoy haciendo mi plan >>las tres vamos a decidir el futuro de lucíana >>no sé quien es más mala si rosaelena o gala >>es que la cosa se pone cada vez más buena. >>yo con el control ahí, dure y dure >>otra de mis favoritas es por ella soy eva >>en el capitulo de anoche todo parecia que mimí había conquistado el corazón de adriano >>conoce el bandatron? >>banda... >>bandatron. es un lugar que no tiene idea, le podemos dar hasta acá de tanto brincotear >>quebradita no es mi especialidad >>pos aquí me tiene a mí para enseñarle, nos la podemos pasar baile y baile y platique y platique >>no sé, no se'si pueda, ya estoy madurito >>la edad esta en el corazón, en la mente, yo ya no soy chamaquita, pero me divierto, todo esta en el espíritu y sabe qué otra cosa? >>qué? >>el amor rejuvenece, yo también soy cosmetóloga y me se todas cosas. >>a poco >>si, pero no con veinteañeras, sino con

i thought again like nana said that paul ryan was credible or competent, but vice president biden, iful job. >> so you guys -- it's unskientesque, but we're saying sort of defies what the polls are saying. so there was a lot of talk about the demeanor. some of you mentioned it, did you think it was distracting or con descending? you mentioned mr. obama, do you think it was con descending? >> i thought biden had good points and he had good experience and he didn't need to do that. without having done that it would have been a runaway for him. >> miss boone? >> didn't find it as a distraction. we all know biden's character. he was being who he is and where he felt that things were ludicrous, he responded as such. he probably could have controlled it better, but to me it wasn't a distraction from his delivery or the information he provided. >> there's something to be said about authenticity whether you agree or not with the facial expressions or whether he could have controlled them. was it distracting to you? >> well, it wasn't distracting. it was humorous, but it was joe biden. he was

tenemos que deshacernos de la disposición mata los bancos regio nana regionales y pequeños. gobernador romney la palabra. usted quiere revocar esta ley. >>> por supuesto que sí y proviene de mi experiencia, en new hampshire una mujer me dijo no puede pagar el seguro para mí y mi hijo una pareja me dijo tenemos que dejar caer nuestro seguro no podemos pagar. vía ra y varias empresas pequeñas que lo van a dejar caer porque no lo pueden permitir. el coste prohibíbe. y en la oficina congresional de presupuesto dice que costara 2. 500 dólares más que el seguro tradicional y aumenta los costos. el presidente dijo que para este año habría disminuido el coste del seguro en 2. 500 dólares por familia y al contrario, asumir esta cantidad. y así que es costoso, lo costoso daña a las familias en segundo lugar recorta 716 mil millones lidad dólares de medicare para pagarlo. y quiero restaurar el dinero a medicare para nuestros ancianos. en tercer lugar, el consejo no elegido, que le dedicara a la gente que tipo de tratamientos puede tener. no me gusta esto. en cuarto lugar. se hizo una e

. >> you're asking for a ba nana from the american president to give to your monkey.ng to do with the president, no. and nothing to do with politics. >> reporter: sister deborah says obama has become a common name in ghana, ever since president obama took office. and the obama in this song was inspired by a

and the adults love nana. nan na is the main adult figure in the show. the fairy is played by the same person. fair is very much like the love for your first child. pure love. nature is a beautiful thing. all wild rabbits come from nature.

. >> did@nana sign up. >> somebody tried to coopt that. >> chris wallace has thoughts on tonight's debate. chris? >> reporter: i have been doing some reporting today, bret. i talked to top officials from both campaigns. surprisingly, interestingly, both sides describe what is going to happen tonight in almost identical terms. both camps say look for biden to go hard after the romney/ryan ticket to say they are hiding what they really stand for, they are more conservative and more extreme than they are telling voters. both sides say look for ryan to go big in it debate, to say that voters face a big choice between what obama is offering them and what romney is offering them. finally, both sides say, let's be honest, vice-presidential debatings have a very limed impact on the outcome of the campaign, but with tens of millions of people watching, both sides say they are taking this seriously. >> all right, chris. we will have the analysis after the debate. again, this is 90 minutes. it is going to be interesting to watch. a lot of people expecting fireworks early. the format is foreign polic