naomi thought she was finished. she moved back to her hometown, planning on fading off into the sunset. but when she saw some old friends and tried to convince them to call her mara, they said, "naomi, what are you talking about? that's not who you are. you're not bitter. we're calling you, 'my joy'." they kept calling her naomi. every time they did, they were prophesying her future. she was trying to stay in defeat. they said, "no, you're coming into victory." she kept taking her crown off and they kept putting it back on. what am i saying? you need people around you that will remind you who you are. not people that will get bitter with you, people who agree with the defeat, the mediocrity, but people who will call you blessed, call you victorious, call you royalty. people that will remind you your best days are still yet to come, that what's meant for your harm, god's going to use to your advantage. people that will help you keep your crown on. that's why every week i tell you you're blessed, you're prosperous, re

naomi, welcome back to democracy now!n among our actions, the first time you are arrested was protesting the keystone xl. now we're here in paris and this is the first day of the climate summit. yesterday, major actions on the street, although, protest were banned. can you talk about the banning of protests and what it means? >> i think yesterday was a really important show of defines against that ban on protests and marches, which i think we have to remember, is quite extraordinary for north americans, there are strong residences in which the way the french government has behaved. we have seen a discourse that is reminiscent of september 11 under george w. bush, but one thing that is worth remembering, amy, even george w. bush and dick cheney did not been marches and protests after september 11. that is what france for holiday has done. people took to the streets and said, no, the human chain, which i thought that was a very moving demonstration that thousands of people participated in and it clearly went to demonstratio

per naomi's point. implied there is that government is a great job creator. where in the history has ramping up the federal budget created a lot of jobs? in that case we should give every dollar we make in income to the government because they're just so great at creating jobs. instead it's the opposite. every dollar we spend, we get back about 90 cents in jobs created. we would be better off keeping the money ourselves. i can go to starbucks and spend the money there and create new jobs rather than give it to the government and rely on them to create the next world. that thinking is just silly. it's why we have greater and greater budgets, thinking the government can do all when it can hardly do anything. >> joni want to get to the marks reaction. october is often a scary month for wall street. this month all the major indexes up about 8% or 9%. the deal didn't seem to scare them much. >> no, it didn't. there really is a disconnect between the market and the economy. i think, if you look at the market over the last, say, five years, this market has been one

now, i understand the sadness of those who knew naomi and other victims. the world is diminished by their deaths. no words of comfort or sorrow or even resolve can change that. we don't have the power to bring them back. so we must do, instead, what is within our power. and that begins with a sense of fierce solidarity among good and decent people everywhere. with the vow that we will never be intimidated by terrorists. and with the promise that we will never allow these murderers to achieve their vile aims. no one should doubt that the light still shines in the city of light. and that darkness will not ever, never overpower it. as history records, paris has known even darker moments and it has overcome them. the people of paris, joined by their friends, partners and family across the globe, will stand up for and live by the values that light the world. the underlying principles that form the backbone of our laws and the essence of our common humanity, the pursuit of justice and the embrace of peace. the belief and the dignity and the worth and the rights

among those who died on friday night was an american student, naomi gonzalez.mi had come to paris for the same reason so many americans do and have more centuries, to expand her horizons, enrich her education and experience the magic of this city. as one of her former classmates put it, naomi's death, the world lost such a beautiful, shining light. now, i understand the sadness of those who knew be her and other -- knew her and other victims. the world is diminished by their deaths, and no words of comfort or sorrow or even resolve can change that. we don't have the power to bring them back, so we must do instead what is within our power, and that begins with a sense of fierce solidarity among good and decent people everywhere, with the vow that we will never be intimidated by terrorists and with the promise that we will never allow these murderers to achieve their vile aims. no one should doubt that the light still shines in the city of light and that darkness will not ever, never overpower it. as history records, paris has known even darker moments, and it ha

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naomi mcswain, thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me.hink most of our viewers want to foe right away, how did you get out of the gang life? >> my mother. she intervened. she saw her daughter changing. i went from a practically straight a student to a practically straight f student. this was in high school. and i was doing drugs. she didn't know all that but she saw the signs of it. my belligerent truancy. she pretty much saw my grades and attitude changing but it was because of the gang activity and the drugs i was doing. >> reporter: what did she do? she did two things. one, she sent me to church. i was 16 years old and i remember her saying, those church people are the only ones that can help you. the second thing she did is enrolled me in a youth center named anti-self destruction. it was right here in los angeles and they paid us to come. we got minimum-wage, so it was a great incentive to go. and with the two of those, the church teaching me about morals and making me think about the things i was doing, and then the youth center giv

when the 911 dispatcher took the time to explain colorado's open carry law to naomi me bettis. >> my reaction is it's patently ridiculous on its face and the defense department needs to rethink itself from the bottom all the way to the top. >> colorado springs officers say, when naomi called, all the officers in this part of town were busy. but she called 911 again as she watched the tragedy that she had stride to prevent play out before her eyes. >> i just called a few minutes ago and the guy came back out and he fired a gun at somebody and he's laying on the street dead! oh my god! you send an ambulance too! >> that man was andrew allen meyers, a 35-year-old army vet who had served three tours in iraq. he died right here. the shooter 33-year-old noah harmem, then killed two others. his rampage came to an end three blocks later when police killed him in a shootout. john souther says he has no appetite changing the city's open carry laws and changing them would not make anybody safer. >> open carry is a huge issue, always been an issue. the difference between open carry and pointing

>> anthony has tips if you want to consider a change of - and help me grow 9 inches (laughter). >> naomi>> chase has been a critical partner as a funder but use or also in interactions showing a great commitment to assess and financial products talk about why the bank on movement is important to chase and what it means it have the national accounts great, thank you and it is really - i know many of you in this room had to do with bank on in a 10 year blog we're but it really has been a group effort bank on is really important especially to us as a national bank for . >> couple of reaps it is not enough just to have the opportunity right accounts we really need to figure out the right distribution system to gape the trust of consumers that will benefit from being in the products so bank on has held tremendous promise for doing exactly that and local execution now at the national standards it really brings it altogether we have a common set of standards and everybody has confidence it will not be one thing in this region and another in this region the reason we felt strongly about the gran

she traveled to south central los angeles to meet naomi mcswain and learn about a solution that keepst of gangs, and in doing so, is keeping them alive. >> reporter: this crime scene-- the result of a gang related shooting-- is not unusual here in south los angeles. and recently, police attributed 80% of the homicides in south l.a. to gang violence. no one knows this violence and its consequences better than naomi mcswain, once a gang member, herself. years ago, she was a member of the notorious crips, still today one of the largest and most violent street gangs in the country. but unlike many gang members, mcswain escaped, later finishing college and becoming a journalist who reported on gangs and looked for solutions. in 2010, mcswain became executive director of the 20 year old wooten center, founded by her late aunt, myrtle fayerumph. she set up store front havens to get children off south l.a.'s mean streets after her 35 year old son, al wooten was killed on one of them in a drive-by shooting. i think most of our viewers want to know right away, how did you get out of the gang li

i wanted to quickly ask if you -- what you both think of naomi cline's book of capitalism and climateyou think of her work. >> i like it. i support it. i think it obviously -- she is often said this changes everything, which is the book and the film is coming out at the moment is almost like a sequel to the shock doctrine, he last book. her message -- essentially says the economic system that exists is nose sustainable for a long-term sustainable world and that simply incrementally trying to do mine nor things that don't massively affect our economic system is not the solution. she also goes -- which i do like -- goes into the field some and shows examples of people who are doing it. so not simply someone who is pontificating from on high. actually goes into places in the u.s. and the world inch the last book -- obviously i continue her thesis in a way in my book as well. >> naomi is like a sister to me. one of my best friends so all biases on the table. i think she had real uphill battle with taking on the issue of climate change. naomi's first book, "no logo" became a secular bible

first set, naomi nuss leaves a trail of smoke on that kill. then it's becca pagel firing a rocket. sumner- fredericksburg wins the match, 3-1. west branch facing wapsie valley. first set, abby knoop is blocked by wapsie valley's mikenna joerger. but knoop would get some revenge with this blast. west branch wins 3-1 for its first state tournament victory in school history. 4-time defending state champion dike-new hartford facing eddyville- blakesburg-fremont. amber rickert with the kill cross-court. the wolverines keep things rolling, baylee petersen is denied once, but not a 2nd time. dike- new hahatford gets the -0 sweep. josh christensen tv9 sportt. it was signing day for hoops and several other sports and we made the rounds today.. they had six different athletes sign letters of intent today at linn-mar.. stephanie jenks cal track.. amber decker iowa track,a.j geers pnn wrestling, jared printy western michigan hoops,amanda ollinger will play for lisa bluder and guard jordan bohannon will be a hawkeye just like his dad gordy who played football at iowa. i wouldn't say he favvrs m

. >> paris hilton and naomi campbell striking a pose at the four seasons hong kong. just for good measure, she popped in a nice selfie at the temple. also pretty little liars shea mitchell. kate winslet at the hong kong cup. getting a little more involved, maria sharipova. >> i always thought of hong kong as the modern asian version of the new york city. >> always happy to mix business with pleasure. >> i think the best thing about hong kong is you don't know what to expect. you can go into a place that's westernized. you can go into a very local place and you feel like you're in a different part of the world. >> another baller having fun, the rock. if you're a celebrity in hong kong, objeviously you're going want the best of everything. brad and angelina said yes to this hotel from the best restaurants, the intercontinental offers the best of hong kong. this swanky spot is located in the middle of the city overlooking the victoria harbor and hong kong island. >> more than 180 degrees. >> two-thirds of the hotel is built on stilts over the harbor. you ever this intim

>> anthony has tips if you want to consider a change of - and help me grow 9 inches (laughter). >> naomi>> chase has been a critical partner as a funder but use or also in interactions showing a great commitment to assess and financial products talk about why the bank on movement is important to chase and what it means it have the national accounts great, thank you and it is really - i know many of you in this room had to do with bank on in a 10 year blog we're but it really has been a group effort bank on is really important especially to us as a national bank for . >> couple of reaps it is not enough just to have the opportunity right accounts we really need to figure out the right distribution system to gape the trust of consumers that will benefit from being in the products so bank on has held tremendous promise for doing exactly that and local execution now at the national standards it really brings it altogether we have a common set of standards and everybody has confidence it will not be one thing in this region and another in this region the reason we felt strongly about the gran

jorge: gracias la historia de naomi como mÁs de 120 aquÍ en francia, mÁs adelante en Último noticierotono ¿por qué es tan difícil? difícil de dejar. porque tu familia... tus amigos... y el pueblo entero quieren abrazarte para decir adiós. entonces te das cuenta que si no te escapas de ese abrazo, nunca te irás. encuentra tu próxima parada. toyota corolla. toyota. vayamos juntos. ♪ maria. ♪ hay miles de formas de entrar en el complejo sistema de salud. unitedhealthcare puede hacerlo más sencillo, con su línea de enfermeras que hablan español. enfermera: (voz desde el teléfono) si es conjuntivitis, podría ser muy contagioso. ya me di cuenta... unitedhealthcare ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ademas de fr jorge: ademÁs de francia otros 14 paÍses incluido mÉxico parecen en los progresos estados con vÍctimas mortales. jessica zermeÑo viajÓ a mÉxico para hablar con familiares, de quienes perdieron la vida en los ataques terroristas de parÍs. >> tocaba vida de todas las personas que conocÍa, siempre estabasonriendo. jessica: asÍ quiere carla que el mundo recuerde a micky, su hermana menor. d e 29 aÑos perdiÓ la vid

jorge: gracias la historia de naomi como mÁs de 120 aquÍ en francia, mÁs adelante en Último noticiero a tono ♪ ♪ maria. ♪ hay miles de formas de entrar en el complejo sistema de salud. unitedhealthcare puede hacerlo más sencillo, con su línea de enfermeras que hablan español. enfermera: (voz desde el teléfono) si es conjuntivitis, podría ser muy contagioso. ya me di cuenta... unitedhealthcare ademas de francia otros 14 paises incluido ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ademÁs de francia, otros 14 paÍses incluido mÉxico aparecen en el doloroso listado de vÍctimas mortales, jÉsica viajÓ hasta mÉxico para hablar de familiares de michelle jimÉnez, quiÉn perdiÓ la vida en los ataques terrorista de parÍs. entrevistada: siempre estaba sonriendo. periodista: asÍ quiere que recuerden a su hermana menor, michelle, perdiÓ la vida en el restaurante nsyen parÍs. entrevistada. siempre dijo que se iba a ir a vivir a parÍs y sb que se querÍa casar con un italiano, cumpliÓ su sueÑo. periodista: a penas 28 del mes pasado le habÍan dado el anillo. entrevistada: fueron a reunirse para pasar un buen tiempo, con sus amigos, y lament

she had incidents. >> naomi campbell? the record. >> men for years have been reading maxim for the personality. harris: good to have you here. readout numbered overtime. remember it will be juicy. click on the "overtime" tab. we're back an noon on tv. "happening now" now. >> please are arresting a 19-year-old man who made a threat on campus. >> this comes as racial tensions are rattling the university. we are covering all of the news now. a week of racial tensions that are boiling over. are the media sidestepping the issue in the name of political correctness. >> she was found in the laundry room. >> it sparks a desperate search for a killer. one key piece of evidence is

. >> friends and family called her mimi, naomi studying design in paris. >> this is really happening and there is nothing i can do to bring her back. >> the french president declared 3 days of national mourning and put national security at its highest level. brandon, 7 news night team. >> the startling claim fueling fears in paris tonight. isis says there were 8 gunmen and the french government says only 7 are dead. now they' re doing whatever they can to track down what may be the last terrorist. 24 hours after the attacks multiple arrests and search warrants executed today. >> and these operations are >> in the hours after the massacre, the french looking for clues and reviewing their intelligence. we now know they had a security file on one of the killers. a former french prosecutor says they have been overwhelmed with people traveling to and from syria. >> [ speaking french ] >> and another arrested in august for planning a similar attack. innocencinger bc news learned a car in germany was loaded with explosives. >> it' s awful and i' m afraid it' s going to happen again and it c

shimmering navy dress, miss money penny, naomi harris showed a crochet dress and a scarlet thig dress. >> eye mondz arediamonds are forever. >> how many carats? >> i don't know but they are expensive. >> how do you stay lookin fresh? >> lots of water. try o get to bed early when you can. very difficult sometimes. >> yeah. getting to bed early didn't happen much in this to >> what you have been up to? >> i went out last night and got fantastic. i had margaritas. >> why >> where is the tequila? i wouldn't mind a little shot. you need tacos and tequila? >>, no i've done plenty of that. >> the party is going to going. they're headed to anext. the movie opens there a week from friday. >> all right, big news to get to. michelle turner joins wuts lateus with the latest on bill cosby. he is ordered to attend at deposition. >> she first made her allegations on cosby on our set and now a y later, janice sont verge of getting what she wants. that's cosby answering questions under oath. >> what it is wrong. it an incorrect decision and that's what was decided to take an appeal. >> her fight to ag

naomi thank you and brad thanks for being with us. line poll 97% of you say the president has become an isolationist in the denier of american internationalists. thanks for being with us. good night. kennedy: let's get our eyes on this, someone mark the calendar. this is a very unusual day because i actually agree with both president obama and donald trump. the book spoke truth about guns and refugees and are speaking about freedom which i love every moment of the day. president obama was right about refugees when he said this. >> the idea that somehow they pose a more significant threat than all the tourists that enter the states every single

i want to bring in naomi collier who is the president of the student naacp, and miss collier, i want to get your thoughts right off of the bat that the president tendered his resignation. >> first and foremost to god be the glory and i am happy that he understood what needed to happen and that he was able to just recognize his role in everything and do what was necessary for this university. >> so i guess that the question i have for you is what the mayor just said to me right as i was saying thank you to him, and bringing you on the program, he said the words, it is up realistic to see the problem solved at this point. do you agree with that statement? >> i do. we are dealing with a systemic oppression that has been in place for hundreds of years, and i mean, outside of the university of missouri, i mean, across this country. so this is an issue that obviously, our whole nation needs to deal with, but for this to be a major university in the midwest in the state of missouri and especially in the s.e.c. as far as the football players are concerned, this is a one big step, but we have

. >>> naomi gonzalez is being remembered in her home state of california. hundreds of students packed the cal state university at long beach. the 23-year-old was in paris for the semester. >>> coming up "cbs this morning," special coverage the paris attacks. and president obama will bring us a news conference this morning >>> coming up on the "morning news." facebook comes under fire for enabling a safety locator immediately after the paris attacks. >>> a rare sight in california. a tornado sends people running. want to survive a crazy busy day? sfx: cell phone chimes start with a positive attitude... and positively radiant skin. aveeno positively radiant moisturizer... with active naturals soy. aveeno naturally beautiful results . can't afford to let heartburn get in the way? try nexium 24hr, now the #1 selling brand for frequent heartburn. get complete protection with the new leader in frequent heartburn. that's nexium >>> a central california community is cleanings up this morning after a rare tornado ripped through the area on sunday. the twister tore i

naomi diaz watched in horror as this for seemed to explode overnight, a bright orange ball of flames against the night sky. michael could see it from his home five blocks away. >> i walked out into my driveway and the flames were like 50 feet in the air. >> reporter: for diaz, the fear was acute, her pregnant sister lives in the building on the ground floor. once firefighters arrived, they rescued one of the stranded tenants and neighbors rushing door-to-door rescued another fast asleep. >> there was a lot of confusion, as far as making everybody was safe. >> reporter: out in front of the building here, you can see this melted metal panel, and a pile of burned up belongings. witnesses say the fire likely started in the first floor unit here, possibly in a back bedroom and then spread up. nbc 10 watched as fire crews returned around midday, checking to ensure there were no lingering hot spots. all told, the fire damage pushed 40 people from their apartments. many now staying with family and friends. 14 being sheltered by the reds cross. as the fire was spreading overnight, diaz found

#n#Ñ [cheers and applause] naomi: hey. hi, everybody.so, we're actually going to start with a little video, uh, sort of trailer for the book, if you don't mind. so roll the trailer. in december 2012, a complex system scientist walked up to the podium at the american geophysics union to present a paper.

with me right now in this group here is naomi junge, the president of the fbla at homestead high school, isabel lynn, co-president of the group at cupertino high, abene, president of fremont high school, ushon, vice president. all of you welcome. >> thanks for having us. >> we get started here in terms of an overview, in terms of fbla as well as its involvement this year in the food drive. >> yeah, for sure. so fbla stands for future business leaders of america. and we are the largest student-run organization -- or business organization in the world. and basically, what fbla does is teaches students about business and also teaches them self-skills that they don't normally get in the classrooms, just public speaking or leadership or even networking. and so fbla does this through competitions, socials, leadership conferences, and projects. and a lot of the projects that we do are actually service oriented. so fbla is really big on making sure their members are active in the community and participating in community service. so that's sort of one of the reasons why we're participating in th

naomi says she was just feet from the shooter and saw it happen. >> he looked right at me. i was like okay, i started walking away. i said, oh, please, don't shoot me. >> reporter: 21-year-old matt woke up when he heard gunshots, called police and then followed the gunman. >> i looked to my left. a lady looked like she was smoking a cigarette. she was shot in the chest. looked down to my right, there was another lady that was shot in the jaw. >> reporter: police caught up with the suspected shooter in this wendy's parking lot. in a barrage of bullets, police say the suspect was killed. meanwhile, bystanders diving for safety to the ground. >> i got on to my stomach in the median and they started shooting at each other and the bullets went over me. >> reporter: police are still ing investigating a motive and haven't released the names. kayna whitworth, abc news, colorado springs. to mexico. church officials say the pontiff will visit in february. he's expected to address the violence plaguing mexico but that's a theme that he touched on during his visit to the united states

. >> naomi was something of a star in our department. she was a shining star. erin: remorse to the victim had been created across the world from the united states to new zealand, memorials have been created. crowds have turned out to offer support to a nation in mourning. [bells] in paris, i' m erin mclaughlin reporting. heather: we encourage you to keep it here with newscenter 5 for continuing coverage of the paris attacks on air, online and on the app -- on the wcvb app. and david mui will anchorr world news tonight from paris. mike: a pretty decent day tomorrow. but you notice a big change on as far as rain goes, you have to wait for late in the week. right now 49 degrees and worcester. 53 degrees in boston. the high temperature despite the fact the sun went down a little before 4:30. we have the wind that has been very strong all weekend. today it is out of the west. these are the wines we are talking about. the wines will continue to settle down. tomorrow they will be back with us a little bit. not as bad as yesterday. it is going to be a bit of a breezy d

victims of friday's attack came from 19 different nations including 23-year-old california native naomi gonzales. she was studying abroad in paris, flowers and pictures makeup a memorial at her school. students are struggling to deal with this loss. >> just shocking. who would have thought out of all of the schools someone from cal state long beach would be affected. here we are. >> air b and b software engineer was at a dinner in a restaurant in paris when the terrorist attacks started. >> you heard bang, bang, bang in two seconds. suddenly the restaurant got very quiet. >> it took a few minutes before they realized the terrorists were very close. up finding out i was not only half a block from that one restaurant but about 2 or 3 blocks from the concert hall where there were a lot of deaths and also, 2, 3 blocks from the cambodian restaurant where there were a number of deaths. it turns out i was in the middle. >> after a few hours, the owner told everyone it was safe to leave. brian arrived home yesterday and says the trip won't keep him from visiting again and the next time, he want

naomi gonzales was in a restaurant when the shootings began. organizers said they wanted to let students know they have support. >> regardless of where they're studying abroad or on campus, we're with them. and that we're here to support them. and help them in every possible way. >> the other 16 students are safe. 35 sf students were also safe after the impacts. >>> the fbi led a security exercise today, the drill, planned before the terrorist attacks in paris was a preparation for super bowl 50 in february. abc7 news is live in santa clara with the training. >> reporter: security is always a big issue at levi stadium for every game and event. but the federal, state, and local agencies involved in the drill didn't want details compromised. agencies from across santa clara valley brought in ambulances and fire rigs. >> we're hoping for enhanced security and to push ourselves and working with our partners to present the safest event possible. >> the scenario involved hundred if not thousands of people, nearly all drills were out of sight from pub

victims of friday's attack came from 19 different nations including 23-year-old california native naomitudying abroad in paris, flowers and pictures makeup a memorial at her school. students are struggling to deal with this loss. >> just shocking. who would have thought out of all of the schools someone from cal state long beach would be affected. here we are. >> air b and b software engineer was at a dinner in a restaurant in paris when the terrorist attacks started. >> you heard bang, bang, bang in two seconds. suddenly the restaurant got very quiet. >> it took a few minutes before they realized the terrorists were very close. >> i ended up finding out i was not only half a block from that one restaurant but about 2 or 3 blocks from the concert hall where there were a lot of deaths and also, 2, 3 blocks from the cambodian restaurant where there were a number of deaths. it turns out i was in the middle. >> after a few hours, the owner told everyone it was safe to leave. brian arrived home yesterday and says the trip won't keep him from visiting again and the next time, he wants to brin