>> su ex, de garibaldi, una semana después que patricia manterola se casara, cerca de la navidad, le esto dijo. >> fueron 5 años de matrimonio hasta que en el 2004 dijer "hasta aquí" javier fue de flor en flor y no encuentra un nuevo amor, y patricia manterola se acaba de casar. >> por ejemplo, qué encarga próximamente?. >> ojalá que diosito nos bendiga pronto, porque nosotros creemos en la familia y la queremos,mientras que los rumores de una supuesta depresión de javier corren como pólvora. >> que javier estaba deprimido?. >> a mi no me gusta darle seguimiento a las notas que pueden volverse en un escándalo, yo >> que disfrute la felciidad, pero que no la ande pregonando. >> ella nació así y se va a morir así, pero lo que me da a entender que independiente si hubo depresión o no,. >> me parece muy sensato el caso de patricia manterola, porque está tranquila. >> noq quiere problemas, escándalos, está bien. >> pero no sería mejor escuchar de la boca de patricia manterola que habló con él y está tranquilo. >> prefirió decir que c la gente que quiere levanta el teléfono y llama. >> esu

patricia grew up with segregation and injustices which she writes about. she spent many countless hours in the nashville public library. it was her family life that was bountiful and flowing with tales told by her story telling grandfather. raised with love of reading and oral tradition. graduated from tennessee state and degree in english in 1964. she married her childhood friend on december 12. they are the parents of fredrick and twins robert and john. her education continued with a master's degree in early childhood literature, and programming in 1975 from webster university. patricia has a successful career as a teacher and children's book editor. she changed careers to become a full time writer of children and young adult books. her goal is to create books for and about african-americans. i write because there is a need to have books for, by and about the african-american experience and how we helped to develop this country. i present to you patricia makinsik heart of literacy. >> i am from st. louis, missouri. a lot of you think i have said it in co

patricia -- they have the same mother, who had put patricia up for adoption 50 years ago and oprah was old and at the time was living with her dad in nashville back in 1963. patricia tried for years to find her mom. mom had no interest in seeing her. all of a sudden a report appears on local news in milwaukee with oprah's mom, and patricia is watching and says -- and putting the pieces together and says, wait a minute, i think i could be oprah's sister. she has the dna test to prove they actually are related. see how the conversation unfolded yesterday on oprah's show. >> i made the decision to give her up because i wasn't able to take care of her. >> how are you feeling hearing all of this? >> i'm just -- i'm trying to take it all in right now. because i never heard that i was a pretty baby. so, i didn't know. >> very emotional story. mom felt a little shame she had given the baby up for adoption. that clip is from thanksgiving. steadman and oprah went up to milwaukee to visit mom and the half-sister for the first time this past thanksgiving and brought her on the show yesterday. of c

but i love this patricia.de and out, you sense her beautiful spirit, don't you? >> and you do have to think that anybody has any connection with oprah thought she thought, i'm getting on the gravey train. >> oprah is right that everybody makes false claims for her. even people who did rehab for her, they're coming out of the woodwork. you have to be so careful to legitimize people, and i guess it was dna that ultimately confirmed it. >> apparently she wrote the show, but oprah said a lot of people write the show and say wacky things, and she must have thought it was another kook. >> they can make up for a lot of lost time, and it's just sad that she has two did eceased siblings. >> and it's really great that she was calling oprah and saying, this is a lot to process. are you okay? >> we haven't really heard about the person who raised her, right? >> no. >> she had some abuse problems, right? >> she went to a bunch of foster homes. i don't know what her whole childhood was like. >> so maybe she wasn't adopted a

. >> patricia is my half-sister, who i never knew existed. >> reporter: patricia has kept their familyret since 2007. only telling her children she thought she might be oprah's sister, after seeing a local news report featuring oprah's mother. >> her mother said two of her children had passed away. one's name is patricia. and the other one name was jeffrey. and the hairs on the back of my neck stood up because i also knew that one of my siblings and i shared the same name. >> reporter: she went to pat's rib place, owned by oprah's niece. patricia wasn't seeking the attention from possibly being related to oprah. she simply wanted to know her family. >> i remember just still worrying about my older sister. >> she never once thought to go to the press. she never once thought to sell her story. when i heard this about you, i said regardless of if this is true or not true, i had to meet you because i wanted to meet somebody who had that kind of character. >> reporter: dna tests confirmed what the family knew to be true. and now, oprah and her new-found half-sister, patricia niece and nephe

patricia heaton will be here from "the middle." and josh groban. mention josh groban has a new album out. he's been doing some interesting things. josh is actually taking words from another high-profile performer. not songs but words. he's made into lyrics and put to music. it's kind of the reverse of a cover album. it's hard to explain. he's promoting this album with a television commercial. i have a feeling -- i really think this is going to put him back in the grammy race for next year too. >> he sold more than 20 million albums worldwide. and now oscar and grammy nominee josh groban releases his most anticipated album yet. >> oh, hello there. i'm oscar and grammy nominated singer josh groban. if you love kanye west tweets as much as i do, you are going to love my new album. >> josh groban's the beast tweets of kanye west. ♪ can we please toast ♪ to the [ bleep ] dush bags ♪ do you know where to find ♪ marble con fence tables ♪ i'm looking to have a conference ♪ ♪ but not until i get the table ♪ >> at most, his tweets are 140 characters but the

patricia shares her story on national television. oprah said she never knew she existed. she lived in foster homes until she was 7. she tried several times to reach oprah's mother. patricia she has known it since 2007. >> she never once thought to go to the press or to spill the story. [ applause ] >> so when i heard this about you, i said regardless, i didn't know if it was true or. now, we know you are my sister. regardless, i have to meet you because i wanted to meet somebody who had that kind of character. >> you can watch more the family secret later today right here on abc7. >>> america is remembering fitness pioneer jack lalanne. he died yesterday of pneumonia at the age of 96. >> he became a national icon who inspired tv viewers to exercise. he visited more than a year ago when he was celebrating his 95th birthday. he opened his first health club in oakland and launched an exercise show in the 1960s. he was an institution, when he was 40 he swam from alcatraz handcuffed. 20 years later he towed a boat loaded with weights. >> anything you do in life it takes effort

our guests are former staffers patricia paoletta and catherine mccullough. >> well, with the new concourse in place and new leadership in power, we thought we would take this opportunity on "the communicators" to look at telecommunications policy and the 112, chris. joining us are two former congressional staff members, patricia paoletta was a majority counsel in the house of representatives for the republicans in the 1990's and catherine mccullough was the former senate council on the democratic side. thank you for being with us. we appreciate it. joining also is juliana grenwald, technical daily dose of the national turtle. catherine, if i could start with you, you wrote in a recent blog comlawblog.com did you look for two things, high degree in the upcoming congress and a high degree of cooperation. why did you write that? >> i think there is going to be a high degree of cooperation on certain issues. for instance, tv spectrum allocation. when it comes to the idea of deciding on the authority for incentive options and who's going to get what slice of the pie, i think there's a lot of in

my sister, patricia, is here. come on out -- >> she called it a bombshell family secret quote that left me speechless. she said her mother had kept the pregnancy a secret and had given the baby up for adoption when she was 9 years old. patricia spent years tracing her roots. she has known since 2007, but wasn't ready to reveal the secret. oprah herself found out just before thanksgiving and wanted to tell the world instead of letting the tabloids reveal the secret. >> as oprah shows go, that was a good one -- >> i wish i had been oprah's sister. >> i don't think that's going to work. we'll be right back with the movies and actors nominated f f this year's razzi awards. or >>> the folks behind the razzy awards disliked the last air bender so much, they made a special category for it. worst misuse of 3-d. it tied with eclipse for the most razzie nominations. the nominees -- the winners rarely show up to receive their razzies, sandra bullock made a hilarious appearance last year. >> she does that. and sometimes, i'm

patricia shares her story on national television. oprah said she never knew she existed. she lived in foster homes until she was 7. she tried several times to reach oprah's mother. patricia she has known it since 2007. >> she never once thought to go to the press or to spill the story. [ applause ] >> so when i heard this about you, i said regardless, i didn't know if it was true or. now, we know you are my sister. regardless, i have to meet you because i wanted to meet somebody who had that kind of character. >> you can watch more the family secret later today right here on abc7. >>> america is remembering fitness pioneer jack lalanne. he died yesterday of pneumonia at the age of 96. >> he became a national icon who inspired tv viewers to exercise. he visited more than a year ago when he was celebrating his 95th birthday. he opened his first health club in oakland and launched an exercise show in the 1960s. he was an institution, when he was 40 he swam from alcatraz handcuffed. 20 years later he towed a boat loaded with weights. >> anything you do in life it takes effort

. >> reporter: patricia, a single working mom from wisconsin, was looking for her birth mother when she made the unbelievable discovery, vernita lee, oprah winfrey's mother was her mother. >> the hairs on the back of my neck stood up. i said, no, i said that can't be. >> reporter: but it was. she tried desperately to discreetly contact her and later oprah but didn't hear back. and while someone else might have tried to cash in, patricia held on to the secret for years, only recently quietly approaching a relative of the family. never sold her story. never tried to sell her story. what does that mean to somebody in a position like oprah? >> well, i mean i know that oprah is very touched by that. it is really unfathomable when i look at the people that have been in her life who have betrayed her for something far less than this and to have this woman and her two children to not do that is really amazing. >> reporter: and it was a decision patricia, who still works two jobs today, says she never wrestled with. >> family business needs to be handled by family. >> reporter: patricia and opra

i'm patricia. we have several issues. number one is our homeless are the worst we've ever had in 20 years. many of them have moved back into the motel and we have problems. as i called three days ago, there were two homeless people coming down with clubs, hitting on trees, turning over a sandwich boards, and i was afraid someone was going to get it. i had to argue with her for five minutes to send somebody out. i said these guys have clubs. someone is going to get hurt. that hurts your time of response. this is not the first time this has happened in this area. i think you should look into some of this. the neighborhood has been aligned on the subject. this is the edward oto. i want you to know, 25 at-risk use in the two worst blocks to the tenderloin but we have in this neighborhood. we have prostitution within these two blocks. we have high crime rates. we have another massage parlor. it is not getting better. we want to find homes for at- risk youth. 25 kids at night with one person overseeing them is not fair to the c

patricia learned in 2007 that oprah was her half sister and oprah winfrey found out about patricia just last november. big reunion. >>> all right. let's find out about the weather. roberta is ready to go. you chomping at the bit. >> certainly am. i ran across these darling darling adorable boys today in pleasanton and check in out. they were out taking advantage of our record warm temperatures by doing, what? by selling lemonade and brownies. and i got to tell you i did taste the brownness, they made them themselves, way to go guys, thumbs up on that. but there in pleasanton the temperature was 70 degrees at that time. 70 degrees. let's go ahead and take a look now at our live cbs5 weather camera looking out at the bay waters and the city of san francisc we do have a few clouds in the visit inventory. 66 today in san francisco, up from the average high of 59 degrees. we did have a record-shattering event today in santa rosa at 71 degrees, breaking the old record of 63 established back in 2006. currently there you have the winds, they are very light, we did have some gust earlier today.

patricia learned in 2011 that oprah was her half sister. she found out about patricia just last november. >> well we have a good questionl find out about after this break. [ male announcer ] when sean was looking at mba programs, he wanted a curriculum designed to meet market needs, with faculty who brought real-world perspective on where the business world was headed and the practical experience to help him make an impact. my name is sean blankenship, i'm making the electric car more accessible, and i am a phoenix. [ male announcer ] imagine what a business degree can do for you. with six bay area locations, one is closer than you think. was striped in red and g du season. so >> well the city of san francisco glowed orange during the world series and was striped in red and green during the holiday season. so what does that mean for the city's power bill? greg wants to know how much electricity does the entire city of san francisco use in a single day? that's tonight's good question. >> about 700,000 people live in san francisco, and many m

the talk show host says she has a half sister she never knew named patricia. winfrey says her mother gave up patricia for adoption when winfrey was eight years old and living with her dad. patricia says she found out oprah was her sister in 2007 and the two finally met last thanksgiving. >>> well, this afternoon, we are remembering a plan they call the godfather of fitness. -- a man they call the godfather of fitness. >> i'm going to get you in the best condition in your entire life. >> and you would look like that if you listed to him. and jack lalanne passing away yesterday at the age of 96. the san francisco native opened his very first gym in oakland. later his television show made him a household name. >> i used to love the two german shepherds he had. >> and he pioneered weight lifts as part of a daily exercise healthy and ate healthy and no doubt he exercised up until the very end. >> what a legend. great shape. >> and that is it for the cbs 5 news at noon. we will see you back here at 5:00. >> get out there and exercise. >> exactly. >> in honor of jack

. >> patricia es la madre de una chica que muriÓ de manera espeluznante. >> la chica era de tierra delaron su objetivo, marianela decidiÓ volver con francisco y la violencia cada vez con mayor. >> ella estaba escondida en departamento de Él, y no salÍa hasta que fueran los moretones que tenÍa. >> una de sus amigas fue testigo del brutal ataque. >> Él se enojÓ, la tiró desnuda al pallier del edificio. >> dos noches despuÉs el hermano de matianela la encontrÓ muerta. >> francisco fue detenido como sospechoso, y luego fue puesto en libertad por falta de pruebas. es difÍcil lograr una sentencia condenatoria. dijo el abogado. >> no es una persona inocente ni culpable. >> sintiÉndose defraudada por la hiciera patricia llevÓ a cabo una protesta e insÓlita. >> estoy escribiendo a travÉs de facebook, publicÓ un mensaje todos los dÍas, justicia por marianela. los escritos son tan fuertes como los sentimientos que la embargan. >> quÉ sintiÓ al asfixiarla y clavarle cada puÑalada... >> aunque lo Único que haga la vas a pagar. marianela nunca fue tuya... >> yo la quiero a ella, la quisiera tener co

patricia, take me back to last saturday. a lot of people would have frozen if they had been in the position you were in. what do you think made you do what you did? >> well, i reacted because of my military training and i was a pilot in the army and you're trained to just react instantly when something is going wrong and i give all my credit to my military training. >> i understand. patricia, let me ask you the same question, what made you do what you did? >> i just reacted. i didn't act. i just had the opportunity to still be alive and i heard him say get the gun and then get the magazine. i couldn't get the gun, so i just was running on adrenaline, i guess. that's all i can tell you. i just reacted instead of acting. >> i wonder in a situation like this, patricia, do you learn anything about yourself? >> um, i -- i really guess not. one of the -- one of your reporters asked my husband last sunday, was he surprised that i had done this? and i don't think of myself this way but he said something to the effect that i've known

patricia now 48.y years looking for her birth mother before realizing she was related to oprah in 2007. >> hair on the back of my neck stood up. i said no. i said that can't be. >> she never once thought to go to the press. she never once thought to sell the story. >>reporter: oprah says that is one of the main reasons she wanted to meet patricia. the fact that they met on thanksgiving day. >> it is a remarkable story. >> unbelievable. you think temptation if you were patricia would be to at least call and say. >> for 3 years she tried to and had a hard time getting through but she just had patience. >> amazing. >> warriors get a look at the best team in the nba. the spurs. they were amazing. they come to town and put on a spurs. they were amazing. they come to town and put on a clinic. sports >> good evening. warriors playing well lately but they face the best team in the league. spurs came in with a record of 37 and 7. owner of 10 game winning streak against golden state. make it 11. they call dunca

when these mother gave up patricia -- winfrey's mother gave up patricia production and last year she tracked down the family and dna tests confirm the relationship. >>> san francisco would like to see more of hollywood's bright lights and john sasaki tells us more. >> reporter: with the legendary movie bullet in its history the group has rallied a group of hotels and vendors to offer discounts of 10, 20, and 25% to production companies. >> they will get these crew members into their stores and also offer themselves as filming locations. >> this bar and grill is one such business. >> we think of it as a way to thank the filmmakers for coming here and perpetuating the artistic draw that san francisco already has. >> reporter: across the street is. >> , one of many offering discounts and minitours say they would like to see the city by the day on san francisco's. >> there are a lot of different things to see. >> it should be in the movies. >> reporter: a major motion picture called contagion will be the first nine months. >>> a film called "the right" stars oscar winter anthony hopkins

you know, i owe them my life. >> colonel badger. >> yes. >> you've got your arm around patricia. you did something amazing that day, leaping and tackling him and i'm getting him down so that he couldn't get up again. >> well, you know, the thing that i get out of this is the fact that how quick everybody bonded, and just like patricia and myself bonded as a result of this, but it'll be something that will haunt me the rest of my life. >> i'd like to go to mrs. bowman and dr. bowman in the front row here. you were just in the area. you were in the safeway, and you heard the shots. and your reaction was to rush out to them instead of stay hidden. what did you do, and what will you remember? >> we had just passed congresswoman giffords and gone into the produce aisle, which is not my favorite section but -- [ laughter ] and had not been in more than two to three minutes when the shots rang out very, very quickly. all of them was over with in probably less than three, four seconds, just done, it seemed. as i got to the front door a couple people ran in, one gal screaming they've shot

. >>> and patricia, a 48-year-old milwaukee woman was given up for adoption by winfrey's mother whenhe talk show host was 8 years old and living with her father. patricia knew since 2007 she was related to the talk show host but had difficulty contacting her. >>> ted williams, the homeless man with the golden voice left a texas rehab facility yesterday against medical advice. >>> reports say regis philbin's departure from his show was about abc wanting him to take a pay cut of millions. responding yesterday, philbin responded he's been planning it for a long time. >>> christina aguilera has been chosen to sing the national anthem at the super bowl. steelers-packers. now, go. >> steelers. >> there's no heart in that. there's no -- >> there's zero heart in that. my heart was left on sunday night when the jets didn't show up for the first half. >> i wrn. >> i wanted to check to see if i may be related to oprah. >> you would get lovely christmas presents. this comes to us from kxas, nbc 5ç in dallas, texas, where two moms are making the super bowl very personal in their place of busines

she said she was most impressed with the fact that patricia never went to the media with the story even though she knew as early as 2007 that they were related. >>> it's the cheese heads versus the terrible towels for the super bowl this year. [ cheers ] >>> fans went crazy in milwaukee as their green bay packers beat the long-time rivals, chicago bears. 21-14 in the nfc championship game. you can see right there, quarterback, aaron rodgers, ran for a touchdown and then made a touchdown-saving tackle after throwing an interception. >> great game! we're going for number 7, baby! woo! >> number one defense in the world, baby! >> packers! >> fans were also going crazy there in pittsburgh. the steelers beat the new york jets, 2419, to win the afc championship. the packers are 2 1/2 point early favorites to win the super bowl. it's sunday, february 6th, in dallas. you can watch it right here on ktvu. >>> actors from several big screen block busters have been nominated for the razzie awards. "eclipse" is nominated in nine categories -- cat geary, i ncluding worst movie. the worst supporting a

yes, thank you, patricia. this is -- basically, we have no problem with the items proposed under a, b, and c, which is the modifications of various left and right turns throughout the area. attached with item d, figures seven and eight, we feel that should be further clarified prior to being able to make some meaningful comments to it. the drawings do not currently show any real dimensions, so we do not know what is happening there. now, on to the exemptions requested, which is codes 501 and 503, to allow the people- activity buses. we see -- we have no problem with the school buses. none whatsoever. we understand their right to be able to go to the exploratory am at the palace theater and the palace of fine arts. however, we do have an issue with the remaining buses. the whole documents that presents this has absolutely no statements to the remaining buses, and that fact is emphasized on page 9 of the document, where it says up to 40 buses visit the facility. an estimated 75% of these buses are school buses,

a half sister named patricia, who she introduced on today's show.atricia was put up for adoption by their mother nearly 50 years ago. oprah said her mother never told her about her long-lost half sister. >>> the man we thought might live forever has died. jack lalanne did more to promote and popularize physical fitness than any other american individual, and he started doing it so long ago, he was roundly criticized at the time for his crazy ideas. >> get up on your feet and let's go, everybody. >> "the jack lalanne show" which millions of us were raised on started on local tv in san francisco featuring jack and his dog named happy, and then it went national in 1959. he lifted weights back when nobody else did, back when stretching and aerobics were considered oddities. jack was like a hyperactive uncle in a blue polyester jumpsuit with a built-in belt who cajoled americans into getting up and getting moving, often with his wife, elaine lalanne. he was 5'6" and weighed all of 150 pounds. he worked out two hours a day every day not because he loved i

winfrey's mother gave up the woman identified only as patricia in 1963. winfrey was 9 at the time and living with her father. winfrey found out about patricia last november. >> but what's so great about this story is her half-sister never went to the media, never made it public, never tried to cash in on it. >> never tried to -- >> she wanted to tell oprah herself. >> it's great. >>> 4:57. the man who played spider-man on a bay area high-rise takes the stand in his own defense. the security concern behind his stunt. >>> a double shooting this morning in san francisco has one teenager dead another badly injured that. story coming up. >>> and a new report shows that california lawmakers are spending thousands of tax dollars on a unique perk. find out what your tax dollars are going to coming up. >>> and our first close-up look at the explosion at a major russian airport. the clues about who may be behind the attack. ,, 3q lysol believes kids shouldn't miss school during cold and flu season. that's why lysol created a healthy way to wash hands and developed

she and patricia met at thanksgiving and kept it a secret because she didn't want the media to exploittion. she wanted to do that herself. [ laughter ] but she did bring a camera along to record the first meeting. for those who missed it this was the magic moment from today's "oprah." >> on thanksgiving stedman and i drove up to my mother's house to meet my new sister and her family for the first time. here's that moment on family home video. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that is -- that's shocking. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: here's what i think really happened. what really happened, that's not her sister. one of oprah's clones came out, kind of weird and no one on the staff agreed to kill it so instead they got a show out of it. the one who had questions to answer was oprah's mother, vernita lee. apparently she's been ignoring her efforts to contact her and no one was responding and she also told never told anyone in the family she had a child. the only reason patricia got in touch with her was through her niece so they went to their mother's house and as you might guess it

this and the bullet went right above my ears across here. >> reporter: the gunman was turning to patricia maisch. >> i was really expecting to be shot and just then the gun fire stopped and two men jumped on him. >> reporter: one of those men was colonel badger, wounded and bleeding. >> i got him by the throat, the other guys got his knee on the back of his neck. >> reporter: the gunman was down but trying to reload his 9 millimeter handgun. >> so i grabbed the magazine before he could and held on it to. >> reporter: joe zamudio was buying a pack of cigarettes nearby when the first shots were fired. >> i go out the doors and there's a man that says "shooter, get down." >> reporter: you heard the shots and went running toward the shots. >> i know. that's pretty crazy, huh? >> reporter: he helped hold the struggling gunman but there were other heroes before the shooting stopped. 76-year-old dorwin stoddard died trying to shield his wife mavy. representative gifford's life may have been saved by daniel hernandez who used his high school training in emergency medicine to slow her bleeding. >>

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i wanted to take note that patricia sale and i met with a delegation from beijang normal that came look at our career path way program. any other announcements? >> i'd like to wish everybody a happy lunar new year on february 3. just to know that there will be no school that day and also february 4. so happy new year to everybody. >> thank you. at this time, i would like -- commissioner, do you have any announcements? >> no. >> thank you. at this time i'd like to announce the appointments on only of education to i budget services. buildings, grounds and services. i will be chairing. curriculum, i will chair. chaired and the city select committee. commissioners will be sandy fewer, emily and racial more ton joining the supervisors. the last committee is the ad hoc committee. they will join the trust ys. report of the closed session actions of juwan 20, 2011. the board by the vote of five ayes approved the appointment of 0 ayes and two absence. the closing of one middle school student. the stip lated ex-pulse agreement of one high school agreement. authorized the inishition eyein eyeings.

she introduced her half sister named patricia.icia had been placed for adoption by their mother in 1963 and only recently tracked down her family roots. oprah met her for the first time on thanksgiving. meanwhile, jack lalanne once said "your body is your slave: it works for you." lalanne, who died yesterday, worked his body everyday and well into his '90s. he was urging t.v. viewers to do the same. armen keteyian once spent a grueling day working out with lalanne and looks back now at the founder of the modern fitness movement. >> my name is jack lalanne. >> reporter: long before the other apostles of fitness, there was a force of nature in black and white. >> one, two, drive it right through. >> reporter: preaching the gospel of diet and exercise. >> i am going to get you in the best condition that you've ever been in your entire life. >> reporter: at just 5'6, jack lalanne burst on to the scene in the 1950s. encouraging house wives to wake up, get up and start working out. >> and right, and one, and two... >> reporter: his tool

homicidio en la ciudad de san jse >> edgardo quijano nos informa >> las pistas que aprendió doña patriciarojo es identificado como las pandillas del sector norte, el azul de las sureñas >> y como una madre de familia, como usted, puede identificar a un hijo que está en pandilal >> por su cambio, su manera de vestir. >> en esa área nos falta a los padres conocimiento, ahí es donde entra la comunicacion >> normalmente a estas conferencias participan líderes comunitarios >> sabemos que no hay como la fe para combatir. y cambiar la esperanza de los jovenes. >> alerta sobre pandillas >> nosotros tenemos norteños y sureños. >> tenemos por todo el estado, y se están reuniendo más y más >> un joven de veinte años se declaró no culpable de propinarle una tremenda golpiza dos veces a su padre. este es el más reciente capitulo de una familia que comenzó con el intento de envenenamiento por parte de la esposa. esta huyó a mñxico. pero fue traida nuevamente y condenada a 13 años de prision >> ella habría sido victima de violencia domestica >> todavía hay gente afectada, que hace frente a esta situacio

ponga mucha atenciÓn porque ana patricia gonzÁlez nos tiene los detalles desde san antonio, texas.-muchas chicas a san antonio a las audiciones de nuestra belleza latina. >> cuÉntame lo que van a hacer, a quien las recibe y quiÉnes van a estar allÍ. >> voy a estar yo y va a estar giselle. el cupo es limitado asÍ que chicas, tienen que llegar bien temprano, bien preparadas con algÚn talento especial y todas las energÍas del mundo para acabar con los jueces porque osmelbien -osmel viene peor que nunca. lo entiendo porque ya es la quinta temporada y de verdad que estÁn mucho más exigentes, tienen que ser originales y autÉnticas porque ya son cinco aÑos de la belleza latina y los jueces han visto de todo, tengan todo preparado. >> ana patricia, tÚ que nos puedes dar un consejo exacto para aquellas chicas que el que estÁn viendo y van a ir a la audiciÓn. >> que lleguen con muchÍsima energÍa, creo que eso es algo que los jueces esperan, que llenen con mucha seguridad en sÍ mismas, con toda la energía y el Ánimo del mundo. que no traten de ser otras personas y que no le tengan miedo a osm

y maripili y patricia portillo, "la tijera" revela controversias. >>> que comience ya la primera tijera2011. >>> ♪. >>> muy buenas tardes, bienvenidos al primer programa del 2011, será un año espectacular, y marisa del portillo y maripily se encontraron. y hoy bienvenida anabel. >>> (aplausos). >>> hola, hola, qué tal, qué feliz que estoy. >>> bienvenida. >>> hola. >>> buenas tardes, cómo estás? >>> feliz de reencontrarme con ustedes, y todo el público maravilloso. estuve bien tranquila en casa, viendo la "la tijera" a diaria , llegó la dueña. >>> la cascabel. >>> y también le damos la bienvenida a janit. >>> y empezamos con carolina. >>> tengo el veneno, hay que hablar con la verdad, y hablaremos de luis miguel y con quién la pasó y la cosa no huele a perfume de gardenia. >>> y regresa después de su deportación, y también por qué llega metida en una controversia. >>> y vadhir derbez confesó que será cantante. >>> y nuestros amigos de chicago les encantará lo que tengo, les traigo el detrás de cámara. >>> vamos a comenzar contigo anabel. qué hacía jennifer lópez con las demandas. >>> no

we are to love one another. >> thank you, patricia, for your thoughts. >> thank you so much. you are one of the greatest. c-span has perfect pitch and perfect hearing. it was so wonderful to hear the fanfare for the common man after president obama delivered his speech. i was so moved. i was almost in tears. i wish that sarah palin could just and her concern. she just does not get the point. she indicated that there is a blood libel. if only she could cool her rhetoric and let the nation he'll -- heal. >> good evening. the scales dropped from my eyes tonight. he really said some things that hit my heart. i felt like he has a feeling for the children because he has the two girls. i am sure that his heart was breaking over the little girl. my heart did, too. i thank him for what he did. it will bring us back to the nation. 1 god and i think him for that. thank you for having him there. >> the president spoke a about the nature of public discourse following the shootings last week. >> if this tragedy probs reflection and debate, as it should, let's make sur

her name is patricia.nd coming up we'll show you more of that emotional reunion. >> can you imagine finding out you're oprah's sister in what a moment. >>> also ahead this morning, we're of course in washington here for tonight's state of the union address. we know it will focus heavily on the economy and on jobs. president obama expected to layout a new plan to help will americans get back to work, but what does that plan really mean for you at home? rebecca jarvis is here in washington, as well, to explain what he and congress need to do to make that happen. and also where you can find some jobs even right now. but first i'll turn it back to you. >> here the story of a new disaster at a famous california surfing beach and a daring rescue that saves a man's life. we'll talk to the rescuer exclusively, but first, jeff glor is here with the story. i still can't believe the pictures. >> yeah, pretty incredible stuff. this drama took place 40 miles south of san francisco on saturday. a surfer nearly drowned a

. >> bueno, enrique una de las cosas que ha pasado y las patricias han sido buenas, los mÉdicos siguens prÓximas 24 horas van a ser cruciales es inflamaciÓn en el cerebro, la bala le atravesÓ el cerebro, entro por un lado y saliÓ por el otro y el temor es que el cerebro se puede desplazar. enrique. >> bueno, ademÁs de en el caso de lo que pueda estar sucediendo con la congresista, se hablaba de que habÍa hecho unos pequeÑos movimientos con sus manos, quÉ perÍodo de tiempo se espera para poder dar un parte mÉdico sobre evoluciÓn? >> bueno, mÉdicos la tienen bajo lo que se llama un coma medicÓ con sedantes, para que no sienta dolor y no sufra. de en tanto le quitan los sedantes, ella no puede hablar pero puede responder con la mano apretando y eso es una muy buena indicaciÓn. >> definitiva muy buena seÑal, gracias por este informe. siguiendo el desarrollo de esta importante noticia. >> eos serÁ en nuestra segunda en -emisiÓn, que tenga buen provecho.

patricia joins us live from la guardia airport.lations and delays there. >> good morning, tori. there have been hundreds of cancellations at all three bay area airports. flights are expected to resume. we're actually starting to see travelers. it was dead quiet here. people are just starting to trickle in as the flights are scheduled to resume early this afternoon. be sure to check where you -- with your airline before heading out to the airport and check on the status of your flight. and many of the airlines are o ffering waivers on the fee for changing. you should departmentally -- definitely check on that. michael bloomberg was talking talking about the storm and said new york city escaped with only .50 a foot. but connecticut, eastern long island got well over a foot. you might remember the christmas weekend blizzard, there was a lot of criticism about how the city handled the storm. this time they said they were gonna be a lot more aggressive and effective. and mayor bloomberg said he believe, the lessons are well learned and

(cheers and applause) (cheers and applause) we are grateful for petite patricia maish who wrestled away the killer's ammunition and undoubtedly saved some lives. (cheers and applause) and we are gratel for the doctors and nurses and first responders who work wonders to heal those who'd been hurt. we are grateful to them. (cheers and applause) so some loss causes us to look backward, but it also forces us to look forward, to reflect on the presence and the future. on the manner which we live our lives and nurture our relationships with those who are still with us. (applause) we may ask ourselves if we've shown enough kindness and generosity and compassion to the people in our lives. perhaps we question whether we're doing right by our children or our community, whether our priorities are in order. we recognize our own mortality and we are reminded that in the fleeting time we have on this earth what matters is not wealth or status or power or fame but rather how well we have loved. (cheers and applause) and what small part we have played in making the lives of other people better. and th

i present to you patricia makinsik heart of literacy. >> i am from st. louis, missouri. a lot of you think i have said it in correctly when i said missouri. you think i got it slid into my southern dialect, right? no. i was not born in st. louis. i was born in nashville, tennessee, a little town side of nashville. that is where i grew up, went to high school, met and married my husband. moved back to st. louis where i lived part of my life. i heard people saying missouri and missouri. what is the correct pronunciation of our new home? the best place to go when you want information is where? >> [inaudible]. >> of course, we all know that. i went to the library and the librarian gave me a wonderful book and began a life long friendship with the librarian. missouri is the native american pronunciation. in their language it is the people of the big boats. one word means all of that. missouri. frenchman who came up the mississippi river. they said that would be a great place to have a trading post. they set up a trading post and called it st. louis. missouri became missouri.