nora does many other things for the nert program. she has organized youth groups, namely the red cross youth group, so they can act as victims during our triage drills. nora also participates in mini drills, outreach tabling programs, and she does continuing training. when nora is not doing this, she's working in the nert office organizing volunteers. nora is our resident ar extraordinaer. and what do i mean by that? nora has the ability through use of makeup to create life-threatening wounds on the limbs of victims. [laughter] >> so that our graduating nert class 6 triage people can see what it might really look like during a real event. nora's goals are pretty self-evident. she would like everyone to take the nert program. we are so happy, nora, for you -- where are you? you are very deserving of this award. congratulations. (applause) >> thank you so much. i really consider myself a student, and i have so many people that are part of the nert family that have taught me so much. and i invite all of you to become member of the nert

it was written by nora ephron. it was about the late new york tabloid journalist mike mcalary, with two of the stars tom hanks and cotney b. vance, director george c wolf, and nora ephron's son jacob bernstein. >> he had a fantasy about what he did. it is a fantasy, but it did overtake the pessism at the end of the day that he was a knight and he writed wrongs. at the end of the day, the journalists, the tabloid journalists, that's what they did. they saw injustice and they fought for the good guy. they saw corruption and fought against the bad guy. i think that's what he set out to do fromhe mont that he decided to sit down at a type writer and tell somebody else's story. >> rose: we conclude this evening with my conversation with bono in which we talk about his band u2, and his music and songwriting. >> music played a role for me, it's probably the looking out my window, and listening to music, having, you know, bob dylan or john lennon or bob marley later, you know, whispering words of descent and encouragement

nora del mar (aplausos) nora, número >>> ay tres. >>> tres. >>> techo!é mala suerte que perdió ♪ qué mala suerte que perdió, si en este juego no ganó, será feliz en el amor ♪ ♪ ay qué mala suerte que perdió y un premio de consuelo y el aplauso se llevó ♪ (aplausos). >>> por lo menos. >>> se llevó dos mil dólares, muchas gracias por haber participado, mañana es la gran final de nuestra belleza latina a las 8, 7 centro, si quiere ver nuevamente alguno de los momentos del programa, en facebook, twitter y también en gigante.com. >>> eso, don francisco, mañana la gran cita, la gran final de nuestra belleza latina, ahí estaremos, verdad que sí, muy buenas noches, muchas gracias y gracias por acompañarnos, y en una semana más estamos de vuelta con ustedes, con otro sábado gigante, con muy buena música, buenas noches. >>> hasta la próxima semana. >>> gracias, gracias, buenas noches >>> good night ♪. (aplausos) ♪. ♪. >>> los trabajos en la industria de la construcción han aumentado y el verano podrí ser de suerte para las personas que buscan empleo. >>> sabe que

la siguiente persona que investigamos fue nora baladerian. ...descubrimos que nora trabaja aqui en estalares, ¿sera verdad? [♪...] parecia algo nerviosa cuando la confronte sobre las afirmaciones de trudeau. ...en el libro habla acerca del dinero que usted logro obtener. >> las subvenciones son programas de dinero gratis. >> misha: en su controversial aparicion en television trudeau hace esta asombrosa afirmacion. >> usted pide el dinero y este se lo entregara el gobierno. >> misha: y en su nuevo libro trudeau dice que nora recibio varias de esas subvenciones. ...diganos, ¿cuanto dinero gratis pudo obtener? >> mas de dos millones. >> y segun trudeau... >> nunca mas tendra que devolverlo. >> ¿no tendra que devolverlo? >> correcto. >> pero, ¿que dice nora de esto? >> claro que no lo pagas, el dinero es tuyo. >> ¿y no hay que devolverlo? >> no hay que devolverlo. >> el dinero lo recibiran tan pronto como ustedes lo pidan. >> misha: eso es lo que el dice, pero ¿estara de acuerdo nora? ...y una vez aprobada para el dinero gratis, literalmente es... ¿depositado directo en su cuenta? >> en las

nora brought a little surprise. it's a video of an event held on march 11th to encourage the survivors of the tsunami in japan. ♪ the video shows singers holding up the japanese character for bond. >> translator: i didn't expect people in aceh to hold such an event. it's very touching. i had an unforgettable experience here, and i don't want to waste it. i hope i can build on it to help reconstruct my hometown in japan. >> reporter: satoko is being encouraged by the people of aceh. with their support, she's now making great strides forward. nhk world, aceh, indonesia. >>> you're watching "newsline." i'm james tengen. for us here in tokyo, the forecast calls for fair skies. but for china, which is also on a golden week holiday, the outlook isn't as good. as rachel ferguson tells us in the world weather report. >> hi there. yes, i'm afraid there is not much change in that situation. there is a low sitting to the north and we're getting widespread rainfall. in some areas it is much more intense into the next 48 hours.

some people said this is therapy for nora. >> i think nora lived. i'm sure that she felt some degree of kinship. she read his obituary in '98 and said this is a fascinating life. george wolf had no idea she was sick. i'm sure there are some lines about in the second act of the play is literally what nora was going through as far as doctor's offices and hospital visits. >> i wonderer how the actors do it in general because it is so emotionally and physically exhausting, twice a day, six days a week. has this especially, emotionally draining to an extent? >> there are 14 of us that share the experience every night. it is a little bit like the basketball tip off. you don't know where it is going to take you. but the power of what george wolf has been able to tame in all of us and also where the play goes from first act to final curtain really takes us there. there is no small amount of professional show business know how that goes on. i sound like james brown this morning. >> you look exhausted. >> thank you. because i am. and my voice is stressed. by

. >> nora younis is a reporter for the "egypt independent," an online and print news source.n the morning of january 28th nora and a colleague hear about a hotel in central cairo that still has internet service. they try to get a room with a view of tahrir square. >> they said they have orders from state security not to sell any rooms overlooking tahrir. so we said okay and we settled for a nile view room. >> while organizing their coverage of the day's events nora notices something happening outside their window. she grabs her camera and begins to film a chaotic scene coming into view across the nile river. >> we heard many bombs. and we couldn't see anything. and the bombs were just going and going and going. and then we saw smoke coming out from the other side of the river. >> nora's footage shows a massive crowd of protesters engaged in a growing battling with police. >> the people wanted to get across the bridge, across the nile to tahrir square to join the revolutionaries in tahrir square. >> a line of riot police led by two armored vehicles races across to meet the cro

nora had to fight for custody of him.got praise just for managing to waddle down the ramp nora set up. frankly his belly made him looking like something that had washed up on the beach but thanks to an overweight management formula fed to him in a dish that slows the dog down as he eats he started losing weight. he didn't appreciate veggies. >> eat your carrots. >> reporter: and he was too fat for the treadmill demonstrated by nora's other dachsund but over eight months, look at his wait go down on the scale. here he is at 41 pounds. by the time of the surgery he weighed 37 and a half but there was no way this extra skin and flab would ever disappear on its own. plus, it was black from inflammation and infection. so in a two-hour operation-- >> how much did you take off of him? >> about two and a half pounds of tissue removed. >> reporter: dr. kramer says the 7-year-old is recovering faster than expected. the goal now? to get him to lose another five pounds so he would be the perfect weight for a standard dachsund of 30 p

nora is in oklahoma. nora, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, charlie. morning for the people here in moore, oklahoma, and oklahoma city. there's a lot of grief and destruction. we are actually about 10 miles south of oklahoma city. and yesterday with little warning this large and powerful tornado cut through here in the afternoon. the overall death toll is now 24. the initial figure was 51. to explain that, they are saying they may have double counted. as in many of these breaking news situations, the information comes in quickly to officials. they get that out to us. they are now revising the figures this morning. we should point out the desperate search and rescue operation continues throughout the night. rescue crews crawled among the piles of rubble that used to be homes looking for trapped victims. venita joins us. >> reporter: it was pitch black when they started the seven. come sun up, they had no intention of stopping. rescue crews know the time for finding survivors is now dwindling. >> we try to folks the first 24 hours as much as we can tryin

. >> reporter: the play is by nora ephron who died just this past june.arlier written and directed two big hits with hanks >> shall we? reporter: sleepless in seattle. >> do you think we should meet? reporter: and you've got mail. still, hanks was not enthusiastic when nora ephron approached him with the idea of doing what was first going to be a movie about mike macalary. you said you didn't really care for this. >> i hated this. and i hated the guy. i hated mike. i said i see no reason to portray tabloid journalists in any brand of light that is flattering. i think they're all jerks and i hate them all because they ruin my day. >> reporter: but by 2011 when nora ephron had turned the story into a play, he saw it differently. >> this was about the working life of journalists which is quite frankly different. and it was in her voice and it was with her affection for the job that i had never seen before. >> reporter: as you worked on it and developed and all that, did you have any idea that she was sick. >> nope, no. it was only after we lost her that the

. >> the numerous audits concluded safety is not a priority at the cpuc rattled nora campos i'm not confident the public utilities commission has done the best they can. >> would you feel comfortable putting your kids in a limo. >> we want to be sure the public utilities commission are making sure limos are safe. >> the investigation is still pending jerry hill is ready with a measure requiring fire extinguishers in all limos. they're only required now in limo that's carry more than 10 passengers. nannette miranda, abc 7 news. >> new information on printing technology used to the make untraceable gun. he says objects are made of polymer. and they cannot be traced back to the creators. >> right now a terrorist they can down load instructions into a 3 d printer. make that gun, shoot someone, throw that away, and be gone and hot be held accountable. >> the senator says he's working on a background check requirement for those that make ones. -- guns. >> a price tag of between $5 and $10 million believing adding bridge supports will fix the problem caused by the bolts that are designed to keep the

nora brought a little surprise. it's a video of an event held on march 11th to encourage the survivors of the tsunami in japan. ♪ the video shows students holding up the japanese character. >> translator: i didn't expect people in aceh to hold such an event. it's very touching. i had an unforgettable experience here, and i don't want to waste it. i hope i can build on it to help reconstruct my hometown in japan. >> reporter: she is being encouraged by the people of aceh. with the support, she's now making great strides forward. nhk world, aceh, indonesia. >>> let's look at the latest market figures. >>> here is the world weather frafrt. forecast. >>> tigers are typically thought of as being quite fierce animals, but a fluffy quartet of white tiger cubs has become a favorite attraction among visitors at a zoo near tokyo. the four cubs were born last month. the blue-eyed baby tigers are now 40 centimeters long and weigh about 5 kilograms, five times heavier than when they were born. there are only about 200 living whi

it was written by nora ephron.was about the late new york tabloid journalist mike mcalary, with two of the stars tom hanks and cotney b. vance, director george c wolf, and nora ephron's son jacob bernstein. >> he had a fantasy about what he did. it is a fantasy, but it did overtake the pessism at the end of the day that he was a knight and he writed wrongs. at the end of the day, the journalists, the tabloid journalists, that's what they did. they saw injustice and they fought for t

. >> hello to the board of supervisors, my name is nora dockerty and i do sidewalk counseling at abortion clinicks in san francisco. last time i was here, david campos and everybody who has here, i showed a beautiful picture of children saved from abortion, because somebody was able to speak to their mothers. i have another picture here. this little boy is doing great. the restrictions that you are putting on our free speech. >> excuse me, ma'am, as i said before, if you could please discuss the general topic, but not the specific legislation that we passed today. thank you. >> we're going to be continue to we on the sidewalk. i wish you supervisors would come and see what we do and how we talk to the women. nobody is forced to take anything from us and i would like to leave information from us to the supervisors so you can see what some of the effect on these drugs are on these women and the environment. it happens to be the grandchild of a company which was started in nazi germany to kill christians, jews and gay people and anybody that the nazis didn't seem to look at the time and wome

. >> reporter: nora beach, the epidamy of beauty.ng down to 10 miles per hour, there are a stretch of others waiting to pass at 25 to 30. >> they're pretty much turtles you get a lot of tourists out here. so it'd be nice. >> you end up tailgating them. even when you pull back you still end up tailgating them again before it's over. and it's dangerous. >> reporter: it's technically against california law not to use turn outs if you're slowing at least five others down on a one way road. and it wasn't just out of towners who were too slow for jerry. this 79-year-old patient waiting for cal trans to post signs. >> a story of frustration. a year and a half of talking with them and e mailing them and phoning them. >> reporter: he spent $50 to get a printer to make signs with the exact wording and went to the hardware store and went to work. he spent the day building the signs making him the neighborhood hero. >> i'm getting old. i can't wait forever for these things. it is a public safety matter. >> cal trans told jerry the signs will be

situation particularly when entire villages are involved in these big mobs rights advocates like karim and nora say they lynchings which are on the rise are symptomatic of the state's continued failure to provide security and justice. increasing cases of lynching and communal violence in people taking just isn't on and but always a very visible sign of just increasing lack of face into. his level face into the criminal justice system and obviously people in egypt have always had a negative inviting relationship with the police and. a good relationship with there's a shooting over that has even become worse after the revolution officials from the ruling freedom and justice party and the police admit that the authorities are reluctant to confront suspected killers fear of backlash however local party leader ahmed shah hearts who personally knew one of the victims maintained security is improving post revolution egypt has experienced one of the best revolutions in history the country's being healed very quickly we're almost in a stable situation there will be security we have a plan for the econom

home the home scores are in syria so all the so-called rebels the free syrian army gangs and tells nora style jihad is are losing ground and at the same time shake not swallow went to iran he had a get together with supreme leader ayatollah how many they are very tight so an attack on each one of them is an attack on all of them so what to do plan b. call israel something that was already decided between chuck hagel his tour of the middle east recently israel and the patrimony case israel does it if there are a one hundred ten missiles struck by israel good for israel if they are not they still deplete a syrian army arsenal and we start all over again with plan b. so i expect more attacks sooner rather than later chris what do you think about that plan b. i mean i think that the purposes for israel's strike were the fact that one ten missiles i wouldn't read into it too much more than that after all israel's conduct of strikes against syria even before this war started out their primary concern right now is hezbollah or hezbollah to get those kinds of missiles it would pose a significan

that is dari as is traditional go and maybe a little bit of his wife would have been given bangles nora's twist now the cost to him of fabricated go and to his parents who would have contributed at that time was around about one hundred eighty rupees an ounce. over the years as he produced children he would have put more and more of his savings into gold in other words it is his pension pot is the family pension but today the price is over ninety five thousand rupees there is no better performer in a weak currency than go up that is really want to stood the test of time in india and there are a billion people who if the not doing this want to do this you've got the population being unleashed in china and so you can see if you understand that if you understand that experience you understand that these people have not studied keynesian economics they have not studied milton friedman as far as they're concerned it's quite simple we trust gold more than paper money we reckon that gold is a better and more consistent store of value than paper money that is our experience and that is what we're

. >> reporter: nora o'donnell. >> reporter: we are going to talk to anna warner.een chasing down the storm in oklahoma. she is going to be live outside of a mobile home park so dammed she won't let us inside. >>> plus will your next flight have only one pilot in the cockpit? we are going to talk to captain sully, see what he thinks. >>> and an amazing invention that will get amputee athletes back in the action. we'll see you right at 7:00. >>> hopefully you found bacon in the commissary this morning. >> reporter: were you watching? >> we were watching. we love bacon as much as you guys. >>> an article in the l.a. times says richard danys i go encouraged the government to increase a supply of an antian flax drug while being a part of the company that produces the drugs. he believes there is for conflict of interest here. >>> two different stories are emerging about the irs scandal. >> articles suggest the white house knew about the irs scandal a month before it leaked. >> a top adviser says the administration learned about the scandal delia goncalves is live outsid

. >> nora o'donnell is joining us from new york. >> good morning to you.f the world's leading cancer doctors on angelina jolie's to undergo a double mastectomy. we want to look at details and when you should get the testing that led her to make the choice. remember the police officer who almost died during the fire fight with the boston bombing suspects? richard donahue and his amazing wife talk to our john miller and share new details about what happened that night. also the big business of big lotto jackpots. the news is back in the morning. we will see you guys at 7:00. >> do you have your ticket for powerball. >> i have not bought my ticket. i think gail and i will go in on a ticket. >> it's over 300 million now. thanks, cbs this morning starts at 7:00. have a good show. >> we want to check in with liz in the traffic center. this is major trouble on the san mateo bridge all morning long. >> there was a motorcycle accident right before the tunnel. a few minutes they were able to reopen the lanes. this is westbound 24 near the pablo exit. we're seeing be