>> nona!? >> hi, ariana. if you could sing with one person from the past or the present, who would it be? >> oh, my goodness. like a dream, if it could be anybody from any time ever, i'd probably say frank sinatra. >> wow. that is nice. >> classic. >> yeah. >> nona, thumbs up. >> tyler 12 years old. are you there? >> hello. what is your favorite thing about performing? >> what's my favorite thing about performing? i guess just putting the music on and see my friends sing along and letting the music come to life. >> how about 7-year-old grace. >> hi ariana. wh what is your favorite food? >> good question, grace. >> i think my favorite food, i like a lot of fruit. i'm vegan. strawberries and mango. >> what made you decide to go vegan? >> my goodness, it's a long story. but i wanted to do it for a long time. growing up in an italian-american family where it's prosciutto and cheese and pasta, it was a hard transition. because, you know, my family thought i should be eating more of that stuff. so i

though we may see the lights turn nona few minutes. >>> six people will spend the weekend recoveringjuries after an elderly man drove his car on to a busy sidewalk in downtown palo alto. happened during the lunch hour yesterday in front of university cafe. it included people eats outside and the 90-year-old driver himself. the man may have hit the gas instead of the break. he was trying to parallel park. two people were hurt, worse than others. they have long recoveries ahead of them. >> people here, look to be in very bad shape so much that, we didn't to want move them. >> impacted on the lower half of their body and he significant broke, bones. one a femur, the side bone, then some other tibia fractures in the lower leg. >> the driver is cooperating with investigators and is not expected to face charges. >>> members of an east palo alto church say they have been robbed by the last person they expect, their own pastor. and now, they are suing him. members at born again christian center say they allowed pastor andre harris and his wife seen here from the church's twoebz live in a chu

the bishop of mosul bishop nona knew about this. the page or two i got to know that they of the chaldean church knew about it and warned about it again and again. the elected officials from northern iraq, the kurds knew about it. everybody knew that this was coming and they knew was coming. why? because we had evacuated our military forces from iraq prematurely before the job is done. they sacrificed tremendously in the battle of fallujah in 2,042,005. they sacrificed again against all political ads during the surge of 2007 in 2008, when the military fight and lost the political fight after bravo bomber pulled the plug and told his jihadis away rather than they could have a country and oh by the way they could share it with iran because the iranians or at least controlled control up until recently most of iraq. so i do not think his wished change of policy on the obama administration. it was a public relations stunt and tragically, tragically people who have paid the price for this up in the christian of northern iraq who have been

nona submitted this story. she said, "i was told i just had a blob of tissue by planned parenthood after they did my pregnancy test, and then referred me to a nearby abortion clinic. i was not given the option of having a sonogram. i was not given the option of hearing my baby's heartbeat. had i been given the opportunity of seeing my baby and hearing the heartbeat, i can assure you i would not have chosen abortion. i would have chosen life instead of death. how can anyone believe that abortion should be legal after seeing a baby living in the womb of its mother on a sonogram and hearing the heartbeat of that baby? i felt i was pressured by planned parenthood because they told me that the best thing i could do was have an abortion since i was so young. i was 15 years old and still in high school. that abortion ruined any chance of me giving birth. as a result, i've had five miscarriages. three of them have been tubal pregnancies requiring emergency surgery and were near-death experiences. i've suffered from bou

. >> reporter: day nona beach police have 75 cameras right now with plans to add 50 more by the end ofosts $950. and the department is paying $23,000 a year to store the video. it's a lot of money, but the chief says it's money well spent. >> i can just tell you just from the few incidents we had here how it has been just a godsend for us. >> reporter: why is there so much resistance? why doesn't every police department in the country have these body cams? >> change. that's number one. cops don't like change. cost is number two. >> reporter: and another reason according to critics -- >> every single thing you say is going to be recorded, scrutinized and so forth, and i think that would put a hindrance on cops. it would create a problem with them in dealing with the everyday public. >> i feel i can do my job a lot better now. >> reporter: officer dale kelly use as body camera every day. >> this camera will protect me. >> reporter: we were with him as he responded to a call. [ siren ] his body camera engaged, capturing his drive to the scene -- and what he did once we arrived. >> what's