by the time nora was eight, she had taken 35,000 paragraphs of nora. these are not digital. these are rolls of film. all of those pictures were numbered and filed and archiveed in cardboard boxes in her dining room. she wanted some day to put together a book. she was going to have a lot to choose from. on july 6, 1999, cynthia scooped up 11 rolls of film and took them to the discount drug mart to have them developed. a few days later, ten of those rolls came back. one did not. cynthia assumed that role had been lost in the lab. she began calling the lab to track it down. it really upset her to lose a photograph. she knew they had pictures of her daughter. it didn't dawn on her to worry. because she had taken photographs naked, along with all kinds of other pictures. most of them had been developed at the discount drug mart lab. a few weeks went by. on august 11th, they said they had her pictures at the station. she was relieved. she thought they found the pictures. there are serious questions about the pictures, ma'am. we want you to come down to the station to talk to us. s

nora ryan who was out of town on monday night, said she got a historical call from the babysitter and heard loud banging on the door. >> i could hear the banging and to make sure that the door was locked. and to hang up and call the police. >> reporter: the suspect, 23-year-old david endless, said it is all a misunderstanding. we caught up with him. he tells us he said the two people in the car were suspicious. once he realized they were not. >> i immediately left the area. i left, you know, went back to my house. and tried to go over to the neighbor's house. knock on their door. they wouldn't answer the door, even though they saw me there, to apologize. >> reporter: he says he's taken upon himself to patrol his neighborhood because of recent vandalism in the area. the app has helped him become a quasi neighborhood crime fighter. >> it's not like i'm trying to impersonate a police officer or anything like that. >> reporter: he says he used a red/brown flashing light. but menlo park police says you can't use any type of flashing light. and any form of impersonating a police officer is

nora had risen mysteriously from the water. cynthia had taken photographs but once the water ran out cynthia continued taking photographs and took a series of four in which she was rinsing off with a shower sprayer. she took -- she rinsed off her head, her neck and in the third photograph, it was obscured by the water. the showers prayer was not touching her. the last photograph was the same thing. those last two photographs that the prosecutor alleged was a child in a sexual act performing a sexual act. that was the second felony charge. when this hit the newspapers and it did big-time not only in that little town but beyond in the region in the cleveland late night news with these allegations. you can imagine the

usuarios no pagarán la pensión de 10 millones d e dólares del jefe de la empreas que se acaba de retirar, noraesentará una propuesta de ley . >>> una mujer de ... recibió una sentencia de 17 meses por defraudar al sistema de pensiones, wells convenciía a personas de tercera edad, que tuvieran una silla de ruedas, a pesar que no la necesitaban a cambio de información personal. >>> el fiscal de distrito pidió un alto a las redadas contra estos negocios. >>> donde se puede cerar los dispensarios que operan como un centro comercial. >>> hoy se cumplieron 25 años del peor desastre nuclear de la historia, de la planta nuclear de chernobyl, een aquel entonces, se realizaban pruebas de seguridad, los pdtes de rusia y ucrania, rindieron tributo a los llamaod s liquidadores. >>> al regresar, arrancan los primeros esfuerzos para que se prohiba la circunsici'n en estados unidos . >>> estamos viendo a la señora juliana velásquez que es descrrita como muy trabajadora y lcuhadora yo soy muy curiosa. yo soy la que te encontrará la respuesta fácil a todos tus preguntas. medicina omeopatica. correcto. yo soy mu

. >> y mientras tanto miembros para elled partido republicano dicen que la gobierno noraed apelará a hugo rodríguez univisión. >> y bueno en otra noticias peruanos tipo drendrán que espe hasta el 5 de junio para saber quién será su próximo presidente, ningún candidato obtuvo lo suficiente para ganar en la primera vuelta por lo que es necesaria una segunda, vamos a lima para seguir el conteo del votos y está el informe. >> el pueblo peruano esta noche ha tomado la confianza de seguir adelante. >> las dudas se disiparon con el paso de las horas, disputarán la presenc presencia segunda vuelta. >> el presidente del país llamó a la calma. >> tranquilidad a los sectores de la clase media. especialmente. tranquilidad a los inversionistas y el país es sólido para mantener su rumbo. >> y también llamó a la calma, dice que su gobierno no será autoritario y dice que no cree en la reelección. >> es importante la democracia reunirnos con todo y ver lo importante aquí es tener una visión de conjunto, de cómo desarrollar el país y mantener el crecimiento económico y cómo hacer que esto llegue a la

--la asamblÍsta estatal nora campos reÓ a la comisin para que adopte nuevas reglas que prohiban que losprestaciones de jubilacÓn de un ejecutivo. si no lo hacen, advirtio que ella misma presentara una propuesta de ley para prohibirlo. ---una mujer de oakland pasara varios aÑos tras las rejas por desfalcar al sistema de "medicare".---"donna wells" recibio una sentencia de 57 meses en una prision federal por abusar del sistema de seguro medico para personas de edad avanzada.---"wells" convencia a varios ancianos de bajos recursos de oakland a aceptar sillas de ruedas y otros equipos medicos que ellos no necesitaban o no querian, a cambio de una copia de su tarjeta de "medicare" y su documento de identidad. ---luego la mujer vendia la informacion a una clinica de los angeles que, a su vez, le cobraba al servicio de "medicare" miles de dolares en medicinas que nunca eran recetadas. ---las leyes para regular los dispensarios de marijuana medicinal en el condado de santa clara podrian desaparecer como el humo.---el fiscal de distrito "jeff rosen" pidio un alto a las redadas contra estos negoc

i remember, i go, oh, nora effron. i said norah jones after. but i said -- here's the thing. not to say effron. >> jimmy: it's one of the hardest things to do in your life. did she catch it? >> it's hard for me with the people, especially with the ladies to remember. many of them look alike. and -- >> jimmy: all women look alike to you? >> sort of. have you seen the old movies, that's when they really [ bleep ], like, you know, you ever try to, you know, like, they always go, hey, charlie chaplain, that was a comedy genius. you ever try to sit through that [ bleep ]? >> jimmy: honestly, no. [ laughter ] >> he's pretty tough. but in the 1920 movies and stuff, you see the ladies back then and they would all have big round white faces and hair up here. they would look like everybody else but they would say that one's gorgeous. [ laughter ] you have to take their word for it. >> jimmy: she's a great beauty. >> but anyways, i was going to say, i don't know the ladies that well. and really it's hollywood's fault for not giving them good roles. so i was on the show, they invited me

before they reach the arctic circle the expedition will spend two days going across mt nora near the highest mountain in korean as north they will then pave their way across the ice of lake partly out of the largest lake in the region and weather forecast is not looking good freezing temperatures and the way. twenty years ago the largest country in. the surprises of. what had been to church and then. began a journey. for where did it take. the moment when the world has changed forever. thousands passed to nothingness. thousands wounded. nursed her mother's hand doomed to suffer to the end of the land. it was the first but probably not the last unitarianism this weather. commonly morning will be come. children come on get on in the future. millions died here. and millions look forward to be helped and say. the pain and suffering will never be forgotten. as well as the joy of liberation. here a spring of nineteen forty five on our team. of. people riding in dog sleds and snowmobiles cross the pony r.v. national park before they reach the arctic circle they will make a still photo on th

riots in afghanistan and now plans to rally outside america's largest mosque in protest of was live nora's christians mark good friday is christine has the latest. of sunni and shiite christian jews who are not going to be residents of zero four dollars here in the islamic center of america for one reason they want to spread the image of unity nearly a thousand people came for that same reason they have a message for pastor terry jones pastor terry jones became a well known figure after his plan to burn a qur'an this past september eleventh at his church in florida while that event was canceled he did stage a qur'an burning last month which fell under the radar of most media here in the united states but did not go unnoticed in other parts of the world. in response mass riots were held in the city of mazar e sharif in afghanistan more than a dozen people were killed and many there pointed to pastor terry jones as the reason he may have an issue with islam he may have some fear about islam and we understand that it may be the case but we don't believe that he's necessarily searching for the

and nora's insight system collecting all of your cell phone daughter data all of your regular phone data and all of your computer data that ran through their systems so now that google is also come out with their android phone tracking not a surprise we knew that google was data collecting with their google earth mode beals remember when they were just taking unsecured why five data what they're doing with this information is profiling people and profiling them on the next level and selling that information to corporations as well as working with the government so a lot of the threats coming up that we have to be concerned about at this point well technology is a double edged sword but whereas before we were comfortable using our credit cards and having those purchases trays or your supermarket cards this is actually going from location to location so if you just use an app say to find a restaurant near you it's zero in on that coordinate building a greater profile and obviously people want their privacy they may not want other people to know where they're going all the time and this cre

now back to matt and nora. a new home if you are up for it. >> i like it. would you chip in? stephanie abrams is with us. >> what's your favorite song to play on the guitar? >> africa. >> they were popular when you were not born yet. >> i listened to them in the womb. >> not great weather across the center of the country. there is the threat for severe weather throughout portions of the plains. that shifts eastbound. we could see strong tornados. the forecast looks like this today. ample >>> it's cold outside your door this morning. grab a jacket before you head out. 47 degrees in oakland, 76 in san mateo. looks like we're going to see a mild day, it will be warm but not until about 3:00 or 4:00 when we end up in the upper 60s. 63 for san francisco. and 65 degrees up in sonoma. big-time warm-up as we head towards this weekend. we're talking about the 70s. they're going to hang around all the way through sunday. >> tamron, back to you. >> all right, stephanie. thank you. on rb. >> thank you. hiring and working this morning with the right building contractor. before you take on

host: that was nora. next is dylan. caller: this is phillip. i do not agree with cutting the deficit on the back of entitlements for the seniors. i think it is a joke. i really believe the only way we're going to do anything about the deficit as well as the debt is we have to change our foreign trade. most people do not realize is that every item that comes into the united states, every imported item, whether it is a pair of socks or an automobile, the u.s. government has to cover the cost of that item. once that item is in the united states, it then goes to the people, gowend we, the in and buy it. the u.s. government is liable for all of that stuff coming in from all around the world. i went to emerson college. that is a mass-media college. peter, think you're the best announcer i have really listens to -- i think you are the best announcer i have really listened to in a lot of years. i recommend any student going into mass media to watch and listen to you. they will be better for doing it. host: you're very kind. thank you, sir. the next cal

yes, nora, i will take your message to heart. sarin from coffin try, rhode island -- from coventry wrote in to tell her story, in 2004, i went to planned parenthood for a pap smear test. i didn't have a regular gynecologist or even a primary care doctor. further testing revealed i had the beginnings of cervical cancer. i was stunned. never in a million years did i ever expect to be told i had cancer, especially at the age of 24. the doctors at planned parenthood told me that the cancer was found early and formulated a course of action, but i was always worried that my chances of having children were low because of the surgery to remove the cancer. seven years later i am happy to say i have not had an abnormal pap smear and i have two beautiful, healthy children. i can only wonder where i'd be had i not gone to planned parenthood and had that pap smear. those doctors saved my life and gave me the chance to become a mother." now, it's getting rid of that that is what is motivating our republican colleagues to push this country into

nora? >> the one -- >> i'm sorry. >> i agree with rose. i agree with rose that the jurisdiction that can do it best whether it be by resources, the sweat equity and the tools available should do it. but the other one issue that's going to come in i would think is the fact that this was an f.b.i. informant. i assume he was not acting at the direction of the f.b.i. at this time but did he have any agreement with the f.b.i. as to what he could or couldn't do? what other information does the f.b.i. have about this fellow? are they going to be willing to give it up? and how will that progress? if those kind of issues may be an impediment to the local -- local jurisdiction? i'd like to say they all play nicely together, but the agents may not and there may be some real turf wars about that kind of information how it gets disclosed and who gets it. so that would also be a factor in how fair -- >> i'm not sure what you're saying here. are you saying that the f.b.i. gets points for having an informa

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nora was a very gifted, bright, lovely child. and everyone was completely stunned. : c-span: henry louis gates jr., author of "colored people." why the title? >> guest: well, we were colored in the 1950s, and this is a book that attempts to recount what it was like of african descent in the united states between 1950 and roughly 1970. and partly it's a book about names and naming, and not only the names that the race has given itself -- colored people to negro to black, ultimately to african-american -- but also one's own names. as you know, i talk about the names that were given to me at different points in my life and then finally, when i was 25, i took my father's name. c-span: where did you get the name skippy? >> guest: from the time i was born -- the day i was born, my uncle raymond called me skipper, and then it became skippy. we were piedmonts on the river -- piedmont, west virginia, is on the potomac river, two hours west of washington, so there's a whole marine mentality there, and so i became "the skipper." c-span: bef

[applause] >> and assembly member, nora campus. thank you all for being here.plause] >> so today we're going to talk about the fiscal challenges facing our country and the difficult decisions that we all need to make together. president obama is going to take questions both from the live audience and for people online so if you are watching online, please submit your questions and even though it's facebook, no poking the president. with that, i get to call up mark zuckerberg, facebook founder and ceo. mark is going to moderate the discussion and reading the questions that you submit online. thank you all for coming. come on up, mark. [applause] [cheers and applause] >> so a lot of people all over the world use facebook to share a lot of things. you know, things about their day, things about their family, their kids, and, of course, their views on things like politics. and more and more a lot of government officials and candidates and folks are also using facebook to share their views with the people who are following them. sorry. i'm kind of nervous. we have th