omar: eso es mucha sal! carla: es azÚcar. Échaselo todo. con ganas omar! omar: esto si es al?es crema? carla: eso es leche pero le pondremos tambiÉn queso de cabra. marta: para que sea un poco mÁs sano. carla: esto se lo agregar al gusto porque es depende de la consistencia que le quieran dar. omar: le falta... carla: perfecto. fijense quÉ rico! omar: y asÍ les va a quedar. ahora primero con el dedo. >> vamos a colocarselo. que tal quedÓ? ahora vamos a agregar la salsa al chile. marta: este, lo cerramos o lo volteamos? >> asÍ queda abiertito. y decorenla con los colores patrios que es el verde. miren quÉ delicia y ahÍ estamos celebrando nuestra independencia mexicana. marta: nunca habÍa hecho chiles en nogada que nunca los habÍa hecho tan rÁpido. omar: ya ves, tÚ que no querÍas venir a despierta amÉrica? >> vamos aprobar. quiÉn quiere chile nogada. vamonos con las noticias, aranza! pero dilo al estilo de chihuahua. aranza: quÉ rico. ademÁs, en chile muy patriÓtico con esos colores de la bandera mexicana. a uno de la nostalgia y paÍs. en fin descuidar nuestras pertenencias cuan

omar mateen, que tenÍa rehenes, interrumpÍa constantemente al negociador.jo que tenÍa chalecos explosivos como los utilizados en noviembre de 2015, lo que tampoco era cierto. " me estÁs molestando con las llamadas telefÓnicas y realmente no me gusta" tÉrmino las 3:25 de la sangrienta madrugada, luego la orden de recuperar el lugar. mat se enfrentÓe a los oficiales en jueg -- fuego cruzado. en los 28 minutos de las conversaciones de omar mateen con el negociador, ademÁs de criticar los bombardeos en irak y siria, hablÓ de un sangriento hecho ocurrido en 2015 para decir: mi amigo hizo lo suyo en boston, ahora es mi turno. ilia: gracias juan carlos, joven venezolano que vino de vacaciones y terminÓ 45 dÍas detenido en un centro de detenciÓn de migracion en chicago fue liberado hoy. liliÁn mas amplia. liliÁn: el fin del cautiverio del joven venezolano que en lugar de pasar vacaciones terminÓ 45 dÍas detenido en un centro de refugiados para menores inmigrantes en chicago. hoy fue entregado a un amigo de la familia. >> me siento muy feliz, estuve aquÍ mucho tiemp

hi, camille, hi, omar. who's this? >> this is zion. >> hi, zion. hi, omar. >> hi. how are you. >> they opened this smoothie shop. less than a year later they opened a second location. now they want to lease a space to open a third location but are they ready? >> you're ready for a third. >> we're ready for a third. >> we're going to spend the day making sure you're ready. >> okay. >> at the end of the day i want you two to feel comfortable, both of you. >> yes, yes. >> before we got going i went for a tour of their setup. >> all vegan, 100%. >> with no training or restaurant experience, they built the kale cafe through a painstaking process of learn as you go. >> we're always trying to figure out what the best ergonomics are. >> this is beautiful in here. this is much smaller. do you feel like you learned a lot in the first restaurant that you've brought into this one? >> absolutely. >> they told me they hadn't planned on opening the second location so soon. but when the opportunity came up, they went with it. >> we didn't have like a bag of money. >> right. >> you

omar: sÍ. no hay envidia. omar: no. no estuviÉramos aquÍ si yo no hubiera superado ese conflicto interno que yo sentÍa. todo estÁ en el libro, chicos. "amor al aire". les mandamos un abrazo. estamos muy agradecidos con todos ustedes en "despierta amÉrica". argelia: muy importante, todo va para las fundaciones de becas! karla m: eso lo hace aÚn mÁs especial. karla: muchÍsimas gracias, luis. gracias, omar y argelia! que el centro de su amor sea dios. les mando un besito! claro que los vamos a apoyar. karla m: en ese poquito que acaban de hablar, acabo de descubrir el secreto de esos matrimonios exitosos, y es la honestidad y la sinceridad. no importa cuÁl sea el sentimiento, que sientan envidia, celos o alegrÍa. no juzgan. simplemente lo comparten y lo dejan ir. y permiten ser un equipo y trabajar. marcela: y no es fÁcil trabajar con la pareja. pero me parece muy interesante el hecho de que ambos les apasione lo mismo. es mucho mÁs fácil poder dedicar prÁcticamente todos los temas de pareja en ci

omar mateen probably went to walmart more than he went to the mosque here. if something happens at that walmart are you people gonna y, deserved it, that they had something to do with it?'"nats - mosquean imam at a nearby mosque says muslims here have been part of the fabric of the community for nearly 50 imam: "i really am shocked with what happened, i never expected that would happen in a small community like that."kerry: "do you feel safe?"imam: "as safe as one could feel under the given circumstances..." the mosque leadership estimates the damage at more than 50-thousand dollars. they've already raised 11- thousand dollars and plan to rebuild. latest in a pair of wildfires burning in the western part of the u-s.idaho's "pioneer fire" has been burning for nearly two months, with more than 180- thousand acres charred. it's 56-percent under control.in wyoming.. the "maple fire" is six weeks old, and has been threatening the western edge of yellowstone national park. it has burned more than 43- thousand acres. some 170 italian students have marked their firs

the same mosque attended by orlando nightclub terrorist omar mateen and a syrian suicide bomber.. the sheriff's office says the mosque showed someone approaching the east side of the building just moments before a flash was seen and the fire started. financial analyst steve budin is here with financial focus now. lv home prices congress is back white house and the latest on clinton's health.... the democratic nominee rushed out of the 9-11 memorial event in new york sunday... she was caught on tape stumbling ... and her aides lifting her into a vehicle. her doctor says she has pneumonia. as abc's cecilia vega reports.....there are questions being raised about her health. the video shows hillary clinton leaving the 9/11 ceremony early... as the van doors open... she doesn't move a team of aides and secret service agents rush to her side?one grabbing her by the waist .. another by the arm ?her head as clinton tries to enter the van.. she looses her footing and nearly collapses. it takes three people to help her. clinton nearly hits the ground as they put her in that van.. which then

perhaps the most disturbing of all - one call came from the shooter himself, omar mateen. even just the transcript is chilling. "this is mateen. i want to let you know i'm in orlando and i did the "what's your name?" says the operator "my name is i pledge of allegiance to the islamic state." the operator continues to try and engage mateen, but almost as soon as the call starts he hangs up. as the massacre unfolded mateen called 911 several times and operators desperately tried to call him back. it's not clear there was ever any more discussion between mateen and 911 operators. mateen - who'd visited pulse v the attack over weeks or months. just around last call, mateen entered the club through the front door and with a military assault style rifle and a glock 9mm handgun. he began indiscriminately to murder club goers, many of them young people from orlando's latino community. caller: "he's going to kill us. "who is inside?" caller: "the shooter." for three excruciating hours mateen held up in the building, at firstmoving throughout the club looking for victims. for the fi

-omar chaparro.maciÓn de los espectÁculos. entrevistamos a jay balbi despuÉs de que tuvo un accidente aÉreo. vamos a ver porque lo grabÓ. reportero: practicamos en exclusiva para el pÚblico de " hoy", en una participaciÓn especial que tendrÁ la serie super x, el colombiano compartiÓ detalles sobre el incidente aÉreo en el cual estuvo cerca de perder la vida. momento que documentÓ y publicó sus redes sociales. >> cuando sucediÓ eso querÍa guardarlo para contar por lo que pasÉ. todo lo fui grabando, fue como una reacciÓn, estoy acostumbrado a compartir con mi gente. fue un milagro, dios es el Único que sabe el dÍa y la hora. acÁ vinimos con una misiÓn muy clara. reportero: muy aplaudidas las colaboraciones musicales. pusimos a prueba su capacidad de improvisaciÓn con una canciÓn que seguramente muchos conocen no suena nada mal en su estilo. "rata de dos patas" [rÍe] ♪ sanguijuela ♪ maldita cucaracha ♪ infectas donde pica ♪ alimaÑa reportero: seguimos en "hoy". andrea: hace unos dÍas informamos sobre un

deny and fault or wrongdoing. >> pelley: omar villafranca, omar, thank you. in syria tonight, the cease-fire is holding by and large, but desperately needed aid has still not arrived in aleppo, once syria's largest city. elizabeth palmer is there. >> reporter: oh, yeah. youseff ibrahim is showing me around what was his neighborhood. six weeks ago, syrian soldiers and russian bombers in ferocious battle took it back from rebel fighters, and this is what's left. in the the background as we spoke, the sounds of war. ( explosions ) youseff, i just heard a big boom there. what was that? "oh, it's coming from over there, "he told me. but isn't there supposed to be a cease-fire? "yes, it's those gunmen from "last night, the shlg was nonstop." but with nowhere to go, youseff and his family have moved back in, and they're now hoping, like hundreds of thousands of others, for united nations aid. but it remains, so far, stalled in turkey. until under a u.s.-russian proposal, all armed groups and the syrian army have withdrawn from the castelo road, the main highway into

shooter omar mateen is one of several on capitol hill. part of a high level hearing on terror threats. the head of the fbi says we could likely see more threats. he expects a wave of terrorists to flee the middle east and head this way in the next few years. doesn't sound good. explains. >> reporter: the senate hearing laid bear painful missed opportunities. >> i understand he was interviewed twice by the fbi. then the inquiry was closed. >> reporter: the fbi director confirmed agents questioned omar mateen before he gunned down 49 in the name of isis and al qaeda at florida's pulse night club. >> he was interviewed twice during a 11 month investigation then it was the preliminary was closed. >> was anything done to see whether he was saying anything warrant at that point? >> i don't know the answer. i don't think so at this point. >> reporter: another republican suggested there is a pattern. >> one common atry put to many of the -- at tra beaut to the recent attacks is they were previously investigated by the fbi and found not to be cred

held without bail tonight in connection with a fatal shooting in everett back in january. 19-year-old omar reyes was found under a street overpass with a single gunshot wound to the

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era la que frecuentaba omar mateen.en esta mezquita de la florida. el mismo -- la misma a la que asistÍa omar mateen. evidencias revelan que este incendio fue intencional, dijo la oficina del sheriff. este vÍdeo muestra a un hombre que sale corriendo despuÉs de que se produce el incendio. creen que fue el mismo individuo que lo provocÓ. >> se sabe que es una persona de raza blanca, que usÓ una motora para venir y salir de este lugar. poco despuÉs de iniciar el incendio uso une a celebrante. reportera: para la comuniÓn musulmana que asiste a esta mezquita, se tratÓ de un crimen de odio. es significativo que el incendio fue provocado justo cuando se conmemoraba una aÑo mÁs de los atentados terroristas del cri 11 de septiembre. personas habÍan asistido a este centro para celebrar una de las fiestas de los musulmanes. >> el Área de rezos, que es el Área a la esquerra del edificio mirando lo de frente, no fue directamente afectada, sino todo el resto. pero como lo demÁs fue tan seriamente daÑado, no sabemos si el edificio va

. [ applause ] so hard to follow omar. then truly believe chalky white, just as great a character on "boardwalk empire," but your mother, those are not her favorite roles of yours. what is your mom's favorite role that you played? >> "trapped in the closet!" my mother likes "trapped in the closet!" >> seth: you were in "trapped in the closet?" >> i was in "trapped in the closet." shout out to r. kelly. [ applause ] >> seth: and now -- >> her favorite scene she can't get past when little big man with the pie crust on his face and he and i are fighting, you know, because he's poking my wife. >> seth: it doesn't seem like "trapped in the closet" was for moms. but yours just went for it. >> she loved it. i think she also liked "boardwalk empire," but it was really strange. she would just have this weird reaction any time nucky would come on screen. ooh! ooh, nucky! >> seth: really? >> i'd be steve, i think my mom has a crush on you. >> seth: wow. >> it was odd as [ bleep ] >> seth: steve buscemi. [ light laughter ] no, it's fi

omar, jamie, thanks so much for sharing your story and your pictures, omar, we really appreciate that thank you. >> over to chris. >> let me tell you why she's so happy she got home. look at this guy. he's watching his mom on tv. say hi to everybody. and a yankee fan. it has been a volatile week in presidential politics, the first debate, donald trump going after bill clinton's infidelities tweeting about a former miss universe. strategy working? we'll look next. guess what guys, i switched to sprint. sprint? i'm hearing good things about the network. all the networks are great now. we're talking within a 1% difference in reliability of each other. and, sprint saves you 50% on most current national carrier rates. save money on your phone bill, invest it in your small business. wouldn't you love more customers? i would definitely love some new customers. sprint will help you add customers and cut your costs. switch your business to sprint and save 50% on most current verizon, at&t and t-mobile rates. don't let a 1% difference cost you twice as much. whoooo! for people with hearing loss

this is the same moss mosque attended by the orlando nightclub shooter, omar mateen. they're investigating the fire in force pierce, florida. the flames are out. a reporter is seeing people showing up to the mosque now to pray. it isn't clear yet if this was an accident or arron but fire mosque attended by omar mateen and it's the day after the 9/11 anniversary. >>> denver seven was on the scene early sunday morning as police are searching for a killer. the victim was shot after a fight. police have not told us what they are looking for. >>> aurora police say they caught a guy way up colfax. the chase ended when a denver officer rammed into his car. police in aurora think this suspect might have something to do with the come found dead in her apartment on saturday morning. >>> this weekend supporters gaered for a prayer service at parker adventist hospital to rally around a douglas county detective. they turned out to ppay for dan bright who was shot two weeks suicidal person. family and friends are putting up signs on his hospital window thanking the community for th

and i was put in that place to help her out. >> reporter: omar villafranca, cbs news, denim springs, louisiana. >> that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back with us later for the morning news and of course "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new captioning funded by cbs >>> it's thursday, september 15th, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> both candidates blink in the standoff over releasing medical information. for hillary clinton, that means a two-page letter from her doctor detailing her prescriptions and pneumonia. and donald trump, an interview with tv's dr. oz, dishing on his fast food diet. >>> overnight, another wave of wada breaches, as hackers release more medical records of american athletes cleared to take banned substances. the americans on the list and how the world anti-doping agency is standing by them. >>> more fallout in north this morning, the acc is pulling events from its home state, bringing with it millions of dollars. >>> and a pardon plea. edward snowden makes his case to presid

omar villafranca reports. >> reporter: in the middle of august, historic louisiana flood. >> give me a knife. give me a knife! funk jumped into the raging waters in baton rouge to rescue a woman in this red car, sinking to her certain death. >> she had gotten into the deep part of the water and i swear, you could see the car start to sink. she was actually about to be in real -- real trouble. >> reporter: in the chaos, funk managed to pull 53-year-old safety, but he wasn't finished with his rescue operation. >> so i took one deep breath and gave it one last try, was able to retrieve the dog. >> i got your dog! >> oh! >> reporter: brewlet had just gotten out of the hospital after kidney surgery and was on the way to pick up medication when she was drug into the water along with her dogsy still homeless. >> it's so hard to start over! you're a sweetie. >> reporter: this week, she was reunited with a stranger who rescued her. he brought her supplies and dog treats for sassy. >> i think it is divine intervention. i believe that in my heart and soul. mother nature's best. >> it's just who

as kim hutcherson explains, it's the same mosque where orlando nightclub shooter omar mateen went to. >> reporter: fire broke out early monday morning at a mosque in florida's st. lucie county. investigators believe it was arson. no one was inside when the blaze fort pierce. surveillance video captured a man at the building as the fire broke out. >> the video clearly shows a lone individual either white or hispanic ancestry, walking up to the mosque, where shortly after there's a bright flash indicating that a fire did occur. >> reporter: authorities want the public's help finding the man in the video. >> had a very distinguishable pair of pants on. they appear to be blue jeans. there's distinct embroidery on the rear pockets of the pants. also, the shirt he has on appears to be like a button-up smoker's-style shirted and he had a hat on. >> reporter: omar mateen killed 49 people at the pulse nightclub. police are trying to determine a motive for the crime. >> right now we're not crime or just an arson because this is a place of worship and, of course, because this incident occurred o

omar talked about his tension with his father and him wanting him to be a real man. there was a lot of tension in his family and the end, omar acted out of his own personal struggles more than the radical islam situation that people seemed to think was the motive. >>> crime watch delayy will have much more at 3:00 on abc15. >>> a mesa man arrested on charges of child porn. jonathan hilton was found thanks to a tip from the ex-exploited children. graphic images were discovered on his laptop and on a jump drive. the youngest victim -- just 8 years old. >>> new video out of oldtown scottsdale after a native traditions jewelry store was targeted. someone smashed into the display cases and took off with jewelry. we don't have a suspect description but we'll along as soon as it becomes available. >>> he attempted to rob the place. but he left empty handed. no one was hurt but the suspect is 5'8" a white male in his early 20s. >>> you are now the president of the united states. >> the new tv season is kicking into high gear. we'll take you inside the premiere of designated

omar: how you doing? i'm omar bailey. lemonis: omar, nice to meet you. the process? -jordan: of course. -omar: yeah. lemonis: holy... this is awesome. i was blown away by it. it's literally a shoe factory in the middle of manhattan. omar: we do all the actual craftsmanship right here in this factory. lemonis: there's people designing shoes and cutting shoes and putting them together. this is a great resource. jordan: everything basically starts in this room. you know, we do all the sourcing out of here. we work directly off the last, which is what we're doing right there, which will help you with comfort, and also the design, the aesthetic of the shoe. it's really the right way to do it. lemonis: so, i wanted to bring in a couple of the shoes that are going to be the classic platform. the basic runner. if i could spend 10% more on improving the comfort and the structure of the shoe, i would do it. so, what do you feel like is missing from there? jordan: i'm not quite sure, like, what last they used to fit this bottom. i think the way that they engineered

. >> in my school, i have a friend omar, and i will introduce him to omar. >> -- we will give him a family and he will be our brother." those are the words of a six-year-old boy. >> an offer of friendship extended, one little boy to another. >> alex, six years old. joyce: a big surprise for dozens of breast cancer survivors ahead of this weekend's susan g. koman race for the cure. kohl's treated them to a shopping spree so they could get new shoes, new clothes and more for the event. more than 60 survivors were surprised with a $250 gift card at the brookfield store this morning. >> i knew we were going shopping, but i didn't know no other details, then when we came in the door, that lady was telling me and i'm like what? $250, i was so excited. >> i think it is amazing. it is very generous. it is overwhelming. i think it is great. joyce: the race for the cure is this sunday morning at 9:00 at milwaukee's lakefront. patrick: pushing yourself to the limit. a reale on a big challenge. mike anderson talked with the 55-year-old, who's on a mission for local kids. >> you can't just wake up and

detectives say it was the same mosque that orlando night club shooter omar mateen prayed in before carrying out the attacks that killed 49 people. nbc's chris ku (natsound/scene/monday) investigators now say that huge fire at a mosque in fort pierce, florida was a deliberately set...and probably by the person seen in this security video...running from the mosque moments after the blaze breaks out.(sot/ maj. david thompson / st. lucie co. office : - : ) "shortly after the individual approached the building, an immediate very large flash was observed in the video footage. the male was then seen leaving the mosque in a hurry"the fire that caused heavy damage to occurred after midnight sunday... and after the suspected arsonist approached the building on a motorcycle..then entered with something suspicious in his hands.(sot/ maj. thompson / st. lucie co. sheriff's office : - : )"he was holding a bottle of some sort of fluid and what appeared to be some papers or something like that" what lawmen are also looking at is the notoriety of the mosque itself...it's the same one omar mateen once attend

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how this could be connected to pulse nightclub shooter omar matteen.... ((ad-lib)) a live look right now in florida where a police are investigating an overnight fire at a mosque as arson... latest on the mess caused by that mercury scare. hl and overnight..we received new information on a hit and run that's left a man dead near charleston and torrey pines. i'll share that with you, coming up. hl plus, questions swirling over hillary clinton's health as the democratic nominee is diagnosed with pneumonia. and just breaking..donald trump has responded about the diagnosis.. this morning. good morning las vegas! i'm todd quinones. and i'm beth fisher. the time now is ... let's get started with 13 first alert meteorologist greg bennett... low pressure from the californian coast slides over the sierra nevada today and sets up shop. rain chances hold well to the

at the same mosque where pulse nightclub gunman omar mateen occasionally worshipped. tonight investigators have a useful clue to find the arsonist. a security camera caught a man running from the scene possibly because he burned himself when he set the fire. a motorcycle. 911 calls came in shortly after. >> i it looks like a church. >> do you see flames coming from the roof? >> yes, and i see like a whole bunch of smoke. >> reporter: witnesses say the fire spread quickly. >> we have one commercial structure. it's about 25% involved at this time. flames through the roof. >> reporter: this morning, more than a hundred members of the mosque had planned to hold service here for eid. the holiest of days. instead this they joined a congregation at a nearby mosque. >> everybody's obviously saddened and scared about it. but, you know, our community is bigger than a building. >> reporter: ever since omar mateen claiming allegiance to isis killed 49 people at a guy nightclub in orlando, there have been numerous threats at the ft. pierce islamic center. in july, a member of beat

attended periodically by omar mateen, who killed 49 people at the pulse nightclub in orlando.n addition to searching for a suspect, they're trying to determine a motive for the crime. "right now, we're not sure exactly whether this is a hate crime or just an arson./because this is a place of worship and of course, because this incident occurred on the anniversary of 9/11, we are going to explore that. i'm kim hutcherson reporting. >> steve:the survivors and families of those killed by gunman omar marteen.are part of hundreds of compentation claims pouring in since the pulse nightclub massacre. following the orlando hate crime last june, a fund of more than 23-million dollars was created to help those hurt. more than 240 applications have been submitted.before a deadline next monday. families of the murdered customeres will get the largest share of the millions. so far, 46 applications have been submitted in that category. >> pam: moments after double shooting in the east bay what we are learning in the investigation. crime >> steve: taken on the camera but police are doing to

president obama once said his favorite character on television was omar, who you played on "the wire." what's it like when you get that level of feedback from someone like that? >> it's intimidating. like, wow. from brooklyn, i did something that warranted the attention of the president of the united states, and it did not involve jail time. [ laughter and applause ] this is awesome. >> seth: i also want to ask this, because i feel like there is a whole world of people that have an amount of respect for you, particularly for that part, i would guess, and i want to talk about an incredible show you're doing on viceland called "black market." i watched the first episode. you actually, you basically play the role of a reporter, a correspondent. you went to newark, and you hung out with guys who carjack. >> yes sir. >> seth: and these are some real -- real guys with guns and whatnot. you went out and they talked to you. what was it like transitioning from being an actor to going out and basically like, being real and talking to people? was that a hard transition or did it come naturally?

omar villafranca is in panama city in the florida panhandle. >> reporter: florida's gulf coast is preparing to get hammered by hurricane hermine. near panama city beach, residents are getting ready for soaking rain and wind speeds up to 75mph. shawn cubbedge is shutting down his seaside business early to prepare for the estimated 15 inches of rain the storm could drop. >> just for the safety of our employees and for the safety of the business, as well, we're going to close up, bring all the tables and chairs inside, you know, just in case there are some high winds. >> reporter: the category-1 hurricane is expected to bring a storm surge that could swamp low-lying coastal areas in as much as nine feet of water. 51 counties in the sunshine state have declared an emergency. florida governor rick scott is warning residents to be prepared for the worst. >> that storm surge by itself is life-threatening. we're going to have significant power lines down. we're going to have a lot of downed trees across the state. >> reporter: hermine is already vi west coast. in the big bend area, where the eye of

omar mateen killed 49 people in orlando in june. he attended the mosque up until the deadly shootings, trying to determine if this is a hate time, no one was hurt. >>> the race for the white yesterday vice president joe biden campaigned for hillary clinton in raleigh. our cameras captured him leaving a home downtown. attendees tell us that roy cooper was there. house bill 2 was a topic of discussion. earlier yesterday the vice president spoke at central piedmont community college where he stressed the importance of higher education and hillary's plan for education. >>> chelsea clinton will be durham after making a stop at wake forest university in winston-salem. tomorrow she alley campaign -- she'll campaign in raleigh. >>> hillary clinton said she is feeling better after falling ill sunday in new york city. told anderson cooper 360 she did not think her having pneumonia would be that big of a deal. north carolina. >> less than two mondays from election day donald trump took to asheville. >> who is going to pay for the wall? >> insi