sin embargo, las dificultades non podido detener a noel y sus ansias de superaciÓn. >> toda la vida haonerse. >> este es el camino que noel recorre apoyado en sus manos, para cumplir sus sueÑos, y tienen la esperanza de que algÚn dÍa pueda apoyarse sobre sus prÓtesis. aquÍ en esa escuela, es donde el muchacho pone todo su empeÑo para alcanzar su meta, es un alumno que participa en clases, bromea con sus compaÑeros y hasta canta una canciÓn con esta improvisada guitarra. >> muy divertido cuando viene a clases. >> siempre entusiasmado para jugar. >> sientes que no tener dos piernas te impide hacer las cosas? >> no, no me impide nada. >> es esa firmeza de espÍritu que impresiona a todos los que lo rodean. >> al verlo a Él creo que francamente nos tenemos que poner a pensar, es la fuerza que nos motiva. >> asÍdejamos a novell, en su camino la escuela convencido que seguirÁ en estos caminos, hasta que algÚn dÍa logre cumplir la meta de su vida. >> ojalÁ que lo logre, una historia muy inspiradora. si usted quiere ayudar al joven a obtener las prÓtesis que tanto necesita puede llamar al nÚmer

noel. >> reporter: yeah. in fact, frank, britney liviers right next door to these tracks. about 10 minutes ago her family came out here to the memorial right at the time she was hit by that train last night britney was very familiar with this area. had to cross those tracks everyday. her mother said those ear buds were a deadly distraction. >> trains are not quiet. they announce their presence with a deafening blair unless something else is blairing in your ears. >> she has her headphones in, she is just in her own lit ill world. >> britney silva was crossing the tracks just yards away from her home when a train hit and killed her just before 6:00 last night. she had ear buds in and didn't appear to hear the train approaching. >> as a kid, you don't really think about. this you're like i got it. i got my headphones in. i can pay attention. but then something like this happens, it shows you anything can happen. >> elizabeth olander's husband was on that train. >> he call med at 6:00 and told me there was a tragedy on the train. we hit a young girl he was cry. >> britney is

noel gallos i strongly believe that it does not need to fall under the police department. we already have enough issuess when it comes to policing. and, so, we are recommending that it fall under the city administrator until we are able to identify a good manager, maybe a non- profit, somebody who is good at dealing with animals. that new legislation that would take animal services out of police control will be up in front of the city council later this mont. i'm jeff bush in oakland, kron four news. a viewer told us about this story. we'd love to hear from you as well. if you have a tip or a story idea. you can submit your idea on our website. kron four dot com. just look for. the "my kron 4 story" tab. developing news on the "bring back our girls" effort. this vigil in palo alto. with the reverend jesse jackson. it was held tonight for the 276 - girls kidnapped by terrorists from a school in nigeria. the boko haram terrorist network released this video today. showing some of the girls. the group's leader says, the girls won't be set free. until nigeria releases fighters

noel, you are saying do not blame ashley madison, it is a marketplace.nect buyers sellers. don't you think you promote cheating and make it more accessible for those thinking about it? >> i don't know if it needs promotion. we do a good job of pursuing it. i try to perfect the affair. it does have collateral jim edge -- it does have collateral damage. a single person on a dating site has no interest in an affair, bringing to like-minded people together is the key. >> dan, is noel improving the world? >> if you buy somebody a beer they will start liking you more. noel has bought me a really good dinner at some point in toronto. how could you not like him? i have some bias. he gave us lots of data to look at some of the questions ashley madison has. we're doing a movie on dishonesty. we interviewed insider trading and accounting frauds and people that create markets. brought lots of interesting questions to the table in this case. the question of how long should marriages last. back to this issue of is he creating a marketplace? he providing as service. we

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nos motiva. >> dejamos a noel en su largo viaje hacia la escuela.n zoolÓgico. un colega muy especial y peluciar le dio la despedida a un astronauta japones que partiÓ para regresar a la tierra tras una msiÓn de 6 meses. es un robot que se convirtiÓ en el primer humanoide que visita el espacio estÁ programado para que tenga una idea para procesar preguntas que se le hacen y seleccionar las palabras adecuadas para poder responder le deseÓ buen viaje a su compÑero, dijo que no se preocupe, es un robot, no va a sentir la soledad. ya la tecnologÍa. >> bueno asÍ llegamos al final. no se deyenen las noticias. no se detienen las noticias. hasta ♪ >> encontrÉ online un personal assistant. >> terminÓ perdiendo hasta lo que habÍa ahorrado con mucho esfuerzo, cuando se convirtiÓ vÍctima de una estafa. >> el presidente se vuelve pronunciar a favor de buena reforma migratoria.-plazo para la reforma del proyecto. >> quÉ pasa con los que trabajan sudando la gota gorda? les contamos. noticias univisiÓn 14 comienza ya. >> es obra del noticiero en espaÑol mÁs premiado

. >> como se tratase del propio papa noel, una persona se ha encargado de escondiendo dinero en distintosbi o de lo que reparte pide a los ganadores que coloquen en internet una foto con el dinero que reparte. en cuestiÓn de horas, estos donativos estÁn causando furor. >> salimos corriendo de una tienda y llegamos un lugar donde estaba la multitud y el dinero se lo habÍan llevado. el misterioso benefactor revelÓ que es un magnate de bienes raÍces y que su idea es acabar con la iniquidad. pretende seguir dando dinero. ojalÁ yo pudiera hacer lo mismo dijo un residente. tratamos contactar por correo electrÓnico a este caritativo personaje pero no nos contestÓ. >> sucediÓ algo parecido cuando otro personaje comenzÓ a entregar miles de dÓlares a los meseros en una iniciativa que llamaron "propinas por jesus". son las caras felices de los meseros de los restaurantes se regaron en las redes sociales. >> una de las principales dificultades es que hay diferencias marcadas entre lo que aprenden algunos y otros. >> la reforma de educaciÓn conocida como base comÚn es polÉmica. la controversia aumenta

noel lee is with me now in the studio. you, seven years ago, struck a deal to make headphones.ell me how this came about. >> jimmy was looking for something else to do. he wanted to do speakers prayed i said the new speaker is the headphone. people don't listen to speakers anymore. they are too big. that is how it started. i wanted to get into making the best headphone in the world. >> dr. dre used used fifty cent as a soundboard. we have beats headphones with us today. what part of these headphones are you responsible for? >> those are the new ones. we didn't do any of that. the previous winds, we did everything. the engineering, the design, and the great thing about what we did was -- get base out of headphones. >> what was it like working with them? >> probably the most rewarding time ever. in my career. i was exposed to the music business, and to jimmy, who is a marketing genius, and dre who is a music icon ray begot to meet cool people. it was fantastic. >> what do you think of this deal? does it surprise you. >> it is a shock to everybody. we have the same questions every

once, noel, you build companies to keep them, i built companies to sell them.e is in a different mode than i am. business, i amd an entrepreneur. i never took any extra income for all the 35 years we have been in business. it is a passion for me. i never thought of selling my company. not upset about not getting a cut of this $3 billion? >> it is not about the money. it is always about the sound whatty and my passion for is happening in the audio business. i do have some regrets on the lack of recognition that monster has gotten the past few years after our split with beats. moreh we could've gotten recognition. a lot of people do not even know that monster designed all the productsng behind the .let's look >> at some >> of the headphones you are making now, monster headphones. so special about these? lead ofve gone onto a new technologies. but i designed for beats was pretty much five years old. the new stuff is phenomenal. the sound quality, the impact and dynamics. sound,l it pure monster you get closer to the music. we are reinventing the game. that is for

>> well, jimmy told me once, noel, you build companies to keep them and i built them to sell them.ever took in any extra income for all but 35 years it would've been in business. it is really a passion for me. i never thought of selling the company, but maybe -- >> you're not at all upset about not getting a cut of those $3 billion? >> no, it is not about the money for me. it is all about the sound quality and my passion for what is happening in the audio business. i do have some regrets on the lack of recognition that monster has gotten in the past few years after i split with beats. i wish we could've got more recognition and been on the show. a lot of people don't even know that monster designed all the engineering behind all the beats product. >> was take a look at some of the headphones you're making now. you're still in the game. these are monster headphones. >> what is so special about these? >> we have gone on to a lot of new technologies. what are designed for beats is pretty much five years old now. the new stuff is phenomenal. the sound quality, the impact, the dynamics.

ktvu's noel walker talked to one man who is blind, and says he was passed up on the street. >> reporter: everyone goes at their own pace. >> got a long ways to go. >> reporter: like a metronome, it keeps him on his feet. but when the edge of the world is within reach, you learn to lean on other things. >> it's not easy. >> reporter: like public transcription. >> i hailed an uber. >> reporter: to get a lift. he brought his service dog. >> good boy. >> reporter: to help get around. >> i got a text, saying oh, we're sorry, your driver had to cancel the ride. >> reporter: jonathan says he heard the car drive away, leaving him on the sidewalk with benito. >> it's almost a twist in the gut to know you are being discriminated against for being who you are. >> reporter: jonathan innocent alone. we found out disability rights attorneys are looking into a significant number of similar claims from people who depend on things like uber to get around, because this is what the world looks like to them. >> this is a systemic problem. >> reporter: timothy elder is looking into claims of uber refusing s

ktvu's noel walker talked to one man who is blind, and says he was passed up on the street. >> reporter: everyone goes at their own pace. >> got a long ways to go. >> reporter: like a metronome, it keeps him on his feet. but when the edge of the world is within reach, you learn to lean on other things. >> it's not easy. >> reporter: like public transcription. >> i hailed an uber. >> reporter: to get a lift. he brought his service dog. >> good boy. >> reporter: to help get around. >> i got a text, saying oh, we're sorry, your driver had to cancel the ride. >> reporter: jonathan says he heard the car drive away, leaving him on the sidewalk with benito. >> it's almost a twist in the gut to know you are being discriminated against for being who you are. >> reporter: jonathan innocent alone. we found out disability rights attorneys are looking into a significant number of similar claims from people who depend on things like uber to get around, because this is what the world looks like to them. >> this is a systemic problem. >> reporter: timothy elder is looking into claims of uber refusing s

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noel. >> as someone that works in campaigns and raises money for actual races going on, i got to let you know i feel like our country is more divided since and i know i'll be criticized for this but since obama has gotten in office, it has more division with races, more division with income, more division among women, gender, i mean, you name it, we are divided. i think obama instead of being the first black president that brought us together, divided us. >> another campaign hack would be what you call us. >> noel is not a hack. if you want to describe yourself, feel free. >> we're on the ground with clients talking to voters all the time and this existed a long time ago even when bush was in office, the cards were flipped and fighting over things there and we fought over this for years, berry gold water years, it goes back. >> the problem is that it's no longer honorable to consider america above partisan politics. >> listen, i think a certain amount -- i may be defending my craft. i kind of like passionate debate but it's gotten personal. it's also full of lies, propaganda, misinfo

ktvu's noel walker is in san francisco, one of two cities where the app is being tested. >> reporter:er city is rome, italy. before you use this app, you have to ask yourself one question. how much is parking worth to you? in the city, there are lots of cars, lots of people. but it seems never enough parking. >> it depends how lucky you are. you have to go in circles. if there is an angel on your shoulder, you find a space. >> reporter: a new app called monkey parking is finding a space in san francisco. >> we immediately saw that parking is a problem there. >> reporter: via skype, we spoke to developers in rome about the app inspiration. >> people leave parking spots every day. we want to make it a valuable moment for them. >> here is how it works. the flashing monkeys shows where users parked their cars. other users place bids to get the spaces when the users move. >> and so they can sync with other drivers that are looking for parking, avoiding them to drive around. >> it can be a challenge to find working. >> sf muny showed 440,000 parking spots city wide, 275,000 of those are str

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noel walker, ktbu channel 2 news. >> pleaded not guilty to the felony charges today. our cameras were there as michael quinn arrived at san francisco superior court to enter the plea. his blood call level tested at money 13. the they call the prosecutor's case circumstantial. he resigned from the fire department after the crash. >>> police say they've arrested a -- shut down market street yesterday. culinary school, after someone found a threatening note taped to a kitchen timer. the school was evacuated, market street was shut down for more than two hours. the bomb squad was called and determined there was no threat. investigators say 19-year-old jesus urena faces a misdemeanor charge. >>> attendance down about 50 percent today at two schools where there were threatening messages. officials say threats were written on walls at both schools. according to a letter sent out by the principal, police caught a person they believe is responsible for at least one of those threatening messages. >> investigators say that a disabled man was the only survivor of a deadly fire th

councilman noel guyo supports the plan. >> today our community policing and problem solving efforts are being compromised. >>> that was rob roth reporting. oak land mayor jean qwon is glad to know of the support and wants to work with the city council to fund the safety council priority. if approved it will go to the full council in early june. >>> a father of three was shot to death three years ago and gathered this evening to remember him to find its killer. the vigil marked the death of 30-year-old ron kid that was shot to death while driving home at 7th and market in west oak land. >>> this could happen to anybody. it could be your son, your husband. your dad. anyone of your family. it won't stop. >> detectives say they have little to go on and not a good description of the vehicle used during the shooting. the $10,000 reward is being offered and police hopes someone will come forward with a lead to break the case. >>> a teenager was injured by a drive by shooting in san jose that says her and her cousin running for cover. carla rodriguez said a bullet flew in to her arm and sent de

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cardiologist noel bairey merz, from cedars-sinai medical center in los angeles, says women, like her pearl grumet, can differ from men in the way they have heart attacks. >> pearl grumet: i had this excruciating pain in between my shoulder blades. and then i got the nauseous feeling in my stomach... >> stahl: so the man comes in, he has chest pain, sometimes a radiating pain down the left arm. the woman comes in, and she says... >> noel bairey merz: she might be having stomach upset, she might be feeling fatigue. she might just be short of breath. >> stahl: why does she even go? >> merz: because they don't feel right, and they know something's wrong. >> stahl: they know something's wrong. did you ever, ever have chest pain in this whole time? >> grumet: no. >> merz: you can see, here's the constriction. >> stahl: typically, men get clogs in major arteries that are easy to see on an angiogram. but many women get blockages in tiny micro-vessels inside the heart, so their heart disease is more often missed. pearl had four minor heart attacks; five different hospitals couldn't find the p

trying to bust on any shed but we are told he will be fine, they will release more details later and noel walker will have much more on this story on our news at 5:00. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> also in the east bay the bart station was closed after a train hit and killed a person. it happened just after 9:00 a.m. there. police are trying to determine how that person got on the tracks, right now all trains are not stopping there, we just checked with bart and the incident is causing 15 to 30 minute delays on the pittsburgh bay point line. >>> developing news on the fire burning in san diego county, they are looking into arson as a possible cause of the 9 fires that started within 48 hours, the first started on tuesday, eight others all began within hours yesterday, they were fueled by intense heat and gusty winds, those fires have burned more than 9000 acres along with dozens of homes and businesses, damage already estimated at 22 million dollars, coming up in just about 10 minutes we will have a live report from the fire lines. >>> a bay area strike team is on

registered vessel collided with a three hundred meter marshall islands registered container ship and noel and an ot of motivator which was leaving for a tnt and one tone from tom cole john since he sank off the coalition country via a search and rescue operation steel containing the following this closely but for now facts you might try things about the issue does so on the cargo ship that sank all crew members one rescued eleven still missing my face not the finance continues stay with ctv news the supreme updates throughout the evening in the next few hours about the ongoing search and rescue operations over there in hong kong. back on the macro front on his back deck to be increased slightly for the month of april from the previous month but remained in contraction territory for fourth straight month that according to just be cease producing manners and x released earlier today the index take up to forty point one from forty eight in march numbers of both keepers indicating expansion in fact activity. output new orders contract in april on the export orders slipped into streaking terri

the lawsuit in california as you mentioned and the issues that are noel sutton who really understands and they try to play mrs tried to have it come out of control his online for towing done everything they can to redacted information keep it from coming out the to the explanations in court will be barred from knowledge. michael that i didn't really want to keep that trend at exactly the way to keep it private so i guess what the wait and see what happens with the rest the last. well according to noble thirty million students teachers and administrators use this custom service. i what other behavioral advertising functions run by google you to youtube in a costume for instance targeted ads like that to me this isn't just about. advertising on the sidebar of the g network by correcting the problem is widely known in the oven. i've taken care of the privacy policies or privacy policies when the most egregious out there it basically allows them to collect as much data and information as is possible because the problem is that he had enjoyed the us approval so the question is qualities is

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. >> that was monster founder noel emily chang.t, richard branson takes us to talk about space travel. that conversation is next. ♪ >> you are watching the best of "bloomberg west ergo i am cory johnson. richard branson has been involved in a wide variety of industries. now he has space travel. he set down with me for an exclusive interview to talk about his latest plans including bringing private citizens in the space. >> we are having a lot of fun. --.s hard work area we should succeed this year. be the galactic will umbrella for the rest of the virgin group. this'll be a fantastic halo affect for the rest of virgin. >> i was determined not to ask you win. what of the big hurdles to get over to get into orbit? >> we think they have all been taken now. we are almost there. -- to put alll the pieces together. we need to make sure that it is safe. i would be very disappointed if it does not happen this year. >> i was there when the spaceship one of won the prize. you have carried through all of these years. did you get reenergized a

we have noel, this is her before picture. >> jeans are every woman's challenge.e's wearing a baggie pair she was getting lost in, not showing her shape, not lifting and toning. looking good, right? these are from nydj, a pair of jeans that tones and lifts the tush and boot cut style. darker rinses in style for some spring. another slimming factor, great pockets in the back that will make her tush look trimmer. on the top, the shirt you'll notice it has a little ruching on the side, that is cinching her waist and structured blazer. >> looks great. >> looks great, thank you. >> thank you so much, rebecca. we appreciate it. >>> coming up, you want your next party to be the talk of the town. we'll show you how to plate it like a pro. >> like a pro. wait until you see how these rooms look now. amazing room makeovers you can do without breaking the bank. >> you love this. >> i do love this. hey kevin...still eating chalk for hearburn? yea. try alka seltzer fruit chews. they work fast on heart burn and taste awesome. these are good. told ya! i'm feeling better already.

noel walker shows us how some people traveled a long way today to tell the judge why they are afraid that hubbard will strike again. >> reporter: they call themselves the ladies of lake los angeles. they traveled seven hours to san jose to ask a judge to stop a sexual predator from moving in. >> christopher hubbard needs to stay in lockup. >> reporter: for decades, he terrorized women from the bay area to southern california. he got his nickname, because he put pillowcases over the victims' heads to muffle their screams. the actual number of victims could top 100. >> we don't want him out. nowhere we live, not where anybody else lives, he could be released to the antelope valley. he would live five minutes away from misty's home. today, the rape surviver told the judge, she's scared. >> absolutely. if you look at his history, when he got out, he never stopped. he just kept doing it. >> reporter: hubbard spent more of his life in prison, and mental hospitals than out. each time doctors deemed him no longer a danger and let him out, he raped again. this apartment complex was then calle

. >> we begin with noel walker. >>. couldn't talk to a firefighter without one of their scanners going off to announce another grass fire. one firefighter said by the end of this week, he thinks the semi-green hills behind me will be dry and brown. >> >> firefighters busy today. santa claira helicopters wrapped up rescue drills. >> a big disaster to happen, we all come together and work as one big agency. >> reporter: and in between drills -- >> we'll work on grass fires. >> reporter: put out real fires. >> we had a fire by the airport this morning. >> reporter: san jose fire tweeted this picture of that fire believed to be started by someone tossing something out a window. one of a half dozen grass fires today >>> we'll see increase in fire behavior. fires will be spreading more rapidly and they will be in intensity. >> reporter: thation is is wrapping up equipment and staffing this week at other northern california stations. >> definitely ahead of schedule with the drill, obviously, it's helping things to dry out quic

it's reasonable, and it says to the american people what pat was saying and i noel speak to this now, ordinary people in america who live, work and pay their taxes, fight for their country are entitled to the same benefits as the political class. >> pat, please. >> i want to say i disagree with my good friend and colleague doug about the focus on the director. that's washington would do. let's fire him and do nothing. thvenlingtd going on for decades. general shinseki is a great hero. i don't know whether he should have been running the va. they would use that to get away from their own culpability, lack of oversight as john has said. the administration's ability to fluff off every scandal and in the bureaucracy a sense of entitlement that is so outrageously i amr immoral. that is the code of washington. here's the point, if they would do this to veterans, what do you think they will do to you and they do do it. >> the other point i wanted to mention during the debate over obamacare, one of the arguments that the administration made was that obamacare was going to be a success like he

noel walker shows us how some people traveled a long way today to tell the judge why they are afraid that hubbard will strike again. >> reporter: they call themselves the ladies of lake los angeles. they traveled seven hours to san jose to ask a judge to stop a sexual predator from moving in. >> christopher hubbard needs to stay in lockup. >> reporter: for decades, he terrorized women from the bay area to southern california. he got his nickname, because he put pillowcases over the victims' heads to muffle their screams. the actual number of victims could top 100. >> we don't want him out. nowhere we live, not where anybody else lives, he could be released to the antelope valley. he would live five minutes away from misty's home. today, the rape surviver told the judge, she's scared. >> absolutely. if you look at his history, when he got out, he never stopped. he just kept doing it. >> reporter: hubbard spent more of his life in prison, and mental hospitals than out. each time doctors deemed him no longer a danger and let him out, he raped again. this apartment complex was then calle

councilman noel gallo shares the committee and supports shaan's plan. >> today efforts are being compromised. >> reporter: the sheriff also supporting funding for more police academies and late this afternoon mayor quan issued a statement saying i'm glad to know we'll have support for our proposal to fund additional police academies this year and next year and i look forward to working with the city council to fund our public safety priorities. reporting live in oakland, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> dry weather if your business is goats, right now business is good. how this drought is driving demand for more of these four legged lawn mowers. >> low weather and clear skies now. but change is in the horizon. when it will bring clouds. >>> and the surprise waiting at the store when the firefighters returned. my dad worked as a short order cook. right here. my parents were immigrants. and they taught me that with hard work, anything is possible. i earned a scholarship to mit. and worked across party lines to get things done. i'm alex padilla. i'll protect voting rights for everyone. and ma

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noel walker, ktvu channel 2. >>> one of the biggist first atracks in san francisco is going to close down. lombard street. we first told you about the possibility last night. now, it is official. ktvu's paul chambers from the so-called crookedest street in the world. there is only an experiment, paul? >> reporter: it is something many of us have done lombard. a lot of congestion. that's why for 90 dayings this summer lombard street will be shut down. >> this is in order to keep people who are driving, walking, and the residents safe as we believe. >> they say roughly 2,000 people drive down the iconic street every weekend. this does not include the hundreds of tourists that come from all around the world taking pictures at the top and boat tom. >> sfth spokesman said closing the street will give the agency an opportunity to collect data to show if there are safety issues. on top of that, residents say visitors have stolen rocks and flowers. >> people race, have drunken races in the middle of the night down the street toasty how fast they can make it. a lot of them wreck. we have had

from bangkok >> reporter: he refused to be silenced even noel gatherings of more than 5 people are illegal. these protests are organized through social media. >> it was agreed, i think for you to keep saying that, keep having power, doesn't want to give us back the power. we need to pressure he can't express his opinion. tweets against the coup, a journalist regularly interviewed was detained last sunday. his friend says he continues his defiance despite detention. she faces arrest? >> i don't care much if i am arrested. this is why i see like proffit. somebody said if you still use social media, we will go to your house and take tour computer. uh-huh. also, you, yourself, and me, you, yourself, you will be arrested as well. >> the military has been very effective in silencing critics and banning negative information on the coup. as one source of information it hasn't been able to control so far. >> that's social media despite orders to stop posting criticism. >> when facebook stopped working for one and a half hours on wednesday, there was an outcry. >> forced the military to immediately

but those that noel in politics. absolutely, mary burke can win. >> all right.te senator, great to have you both was tonight. >>> coming up, congressman elijah cummings joins us with new information on the benghazi hearings. stay tuned. right back on "the ed show" on msnbc. making new york state number two in the nation in new private sector job creation... with 10 regional development strategies to fit your business needs. and now it's even better because they've introduced startup new york... with the state creating dozens of tax-free zones where businesses pay no taxes for ten years. become the next business to discover the new new york. [ male announcer ] see if your business qualifies. i began losing my sight tos an eye disease when i was 10.. but i learned to live with my blindness a long time ago. so i don't let my blindness get in the way of doing the things i love. but sometimes it feels like my body doesn't know the difference between day and night. i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. i found out this is called non-24, a circad

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noel walker is in east oakland tonight. is it a company decision not to accept those wic vouchers? >> reporter: no, not at all. in fact, the manager here tell me they want to be able to accept the wic vouchers and have applied to do so, but because of alleged mismanagement and price gouging within the program, new applications aren't being accepted. east oakland has been a bit of a food desert, but when food coopened in march, it filled a need, but not every need. the supermarket doesn't accept women, infants and children, or wic vouchers. the manager told us he would like to, but can't because the federal government has a moratorium on new store applications in california. we found out the new grocery store isn't alone. >> we're hoping we're going to get it. we have a lot of customers that come in. >> reporter: this market in east oakland is stocked with produce, formula, everything a new mom needs, except the ability to accept wic vouchers. >> it's not fair. they don't take it here because, you know, some women don't have cars. >> reporter: the inability to one-stop-shop is not l

ktvu is there now and noel, the victim is a student there. >> reporter: yes, he's a freshman.e was shot across the street, according to police, and able to run across the roadway here to the school seeking safety. now out of an abundance of caution, they put kennedy and other schools on lockdown. at an hour when students should be in school learning -- >> first thing on my mind is to pull them out of the school. >> got a text. >> sitting in front of the school. >> and her freshman son wanted to go home. >> this is unacceptable. and working parents shouldn't be worried about them. >> 15 minutes before the school bell rang, shots rang out near a park across the street. >> he was bleeding and ran into the school. he had been shot. >> kennedy high school and at least four other schools in the unified school district went into lockdown. >> we are always worried about public safety. especially near a high school. >> a fight off campus led to a student being shot in the leg near campus, cell phone video shows the freshman being put into an ambulance, flown to children's hospital with

by noel c. '70s and led an afternoon was doubly 86.ill the close of the north bay and will also break the 80 degree mark. for most of the south bay will look ahead upper 70's. in these brave the debts will be an alarmist by 82 nav 80 in livermore, fairfield is looking 80 degrees as well. 72 and oakland center cisco 67, 72 and novell, and 72 and nab and everywhere else is between those numbers. wednesday and thursday arabs still do our, on friday will have an ocean breeze, and as that local laws down headed into the weekend. and will approach 73 going into the weekend. so clever sun is donald sterling has until the end of today as the nba a static the process of stripping him of is on a ship wrecksownership rights. the baya baseball update 77,000 fans can to see the ai's crash there a l nemesis' detroit tigers tense and nothing-10-0. and a snap their four game winning streak and a losing streak in a big wa spheresy. the cubs beat on the giants' 84. so hist h,z/ the three lands a blocked on the westbound highway os 54 on lafayette. again

noel gomez, seattle organization for prostitution survivors, gomez survived 15 years in the sex trafficking trade and is working to help kits stay out and to get out -- kids stay out and get out of the sex trafficking trade. mannedy eerwiler. she had her foster care at the age of 15 and has remained in care, had remained in care throughout her extended foster care program. she testified about her personal experience in foster care and her exposure to the sex trafficking world. telisa james, former foster youth from kamehameha who was able to leave the system at age 14, after her aunt gave her a stable home. after hearing from her and many other experts, mr. doggett and myself introduced bipartisan legislation to help every state better protect youth and foster care from sex trafficking. this bill requires the states to identify victims and provide them with the services they

. >> noeling braille, it's the way in which i'm literate in the way that knowing print means a site person is literate. >> braille, a system of population believes it's vootal to hold on -- vital to hold on toment. >> more than 1 million in the united states are classified as locally blind. >> thousands killed by warring tribes in south sudan. secretary of state john kerry steps in. his bid to end the blood shed after the break. >> tens of thousands of children tape from their homes and forced to fight. one of them returns home after 13 years. al jazeera was there to capture the moment. >> passengers prefer these because they travel faster. you can only take two people, it takes longer. >> they are supposed to be the wave of the future. they creating a log jam in an overcrowded city. pollution solution is making the problem good morning to you. welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm morgan radford live in new york. these are the top stories. ukraine suffering its most violent day in three months. clashes erupting in odessa. nearly 40 were killed during the stand off including 31 from a de

noel is showing us magical numbers. this $2,000 outfit, a steal at around 200 bucks.a renta, cost about $1,000 in retail. but $150. >> we feel like we're getting indulgence, quickly at a good price. >> reporter: marcy uses shop her to turn her clothing into cash. she said she made about $6,000 on a dozen or so items. no knockoffs here. >> no knockoffs. it is absolutely a knockoff-free environment. >> reporter: for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >> i want to go shopping in her closet. >> it's a great idea. >> it is. >> waste not, want not. and recycling. >> i'm going to go to the closet and the tag is still there. >> i know. well, now, we have a place to put those items. >> that happens to me all the time, guys. >>> here in the "gma" flash poll, we asked, could you give up sugar for ten days? 58% of you said yes. 42% said no. and katie couric is here to talk about that challenge, and her new film, which could shake up the way you think about sugar. take a look. >> the epidemic here is worse than previously estimated. >> the message that'

we have noel here, who is in a crop top.t that's really cute. we have jenna here. she's in a knit crop top. this is a great weekend look. and megan paired it with a full skirt, as well. that's the silhouette we like the most at "lucky." and jane in a crochet eyelet situation that we love. >> reporter: and then, there's the styles you would never wear to the office. >> this is definitely on the racier side. you could see rihanna wearing this. >> reporter: it looks like a race top. >> basically, yeah. this is a training bra. we love it, though. this is something a girl would wear under. >> reporter: to get the fab abs needed to rock the crock top, we visited equinox, one of new york's hottest fitness clubs. >> take it over your shoulder. now, squeeze your right buttocks and anchor your hips. do you feel that already? >> reporter: yep. haven't even started doing anything yet. >> yeah. raise it up over the shoulder and chop. bring the legs up to the ceiling. and lower your legs to the point of control. you're going to stay there

. >> and noel wants me to share my marinade with the world.t chili pepper the kind you put on pizza, ziploc bag, you won't regret it. limes, oranges, garlic, pepper, skirt steak, in the bag, 24 hours. you are ready to go. great. >> this is abc's "world news now" informing insomniacs for ♪ [ male announcer ] now get more of what you deserve. visit your local benjamin moore dealer today and get $50 off every $250 purchase. [ male announcer ] to celebrate, visit your local benjamin moore dealer today and get $50 off every $250 purchase. >>> good morning. i'm john muller. >> i'm diana perez. here are some of the top headlines we are following this morning on "world news now". many areas are cleaning up after strong thunderstorms, hail, flooding and even tornados and there's more on the way. we'll get the memorial day forecast from accu-weather in just a moment. >>> all right. >> man accused of kidnapping a girl and holding her for ten years is held on a million dollar bail. they claim they were going through a nasty breakup. >>> pope francis is se

. >> reporter: we noel yot rodger had been seeking treatment since he was 8 years old. again, obviously, no one thought he would carry out such a devastating attack. >> the other thing we should point out that when sheriff's deputies went to check on him that day, he had a gun and a plan in his apartment, right? >> reporter: that's right. it happened in april, just a month ago. as he was going through his manifesto, he wrote about it saying he thought that that was going to be it, that someone had found out about his plan and if they had gone inside, they may have found out what he was about to do. but the sheriff's deputies who went there said he was very timid, he was very shy, he was very polite to them and didn't give them any indication -- they talked to him for a while outside his apartment, gave him no indication that he was about to do something, that he was an aggressive type of person or that he was going to harm himself. so after talking to him a while, they left him alone. they had no search warrant. they had no -- a reason to arrest him, so they left. a mon