ethan krumnow and paul rivera. strength and sacrifices they have shown at home. this phrase all the time when honoring our nation's heroes. the families served, too. but what does that really mean for a family to serve and how do they cope when this huge hole opens up. a loved one comes home and so much changed, especially for those with young children. >> when majors ethan krumnow and paul rivera first saw their families, you could feel their relief. >> ready to watch "star wars," too? >> yeah. >> but after nine long months in afghanistan, krumnow and his wife christina faced some surprises. >> you have this idea in your book.ra in a l come home. s hand, sit by me, do everything with me. they aren't doing it on purpose but mom becomes like, yeah, you've been here, let's go back to dad. >> i'm the problem solver, he's the fun guy. >> paul rivera also saw how things had changed. >> it was difficult, trying to fine commonalities with them. i know they liked "star wars." they had already been watching "star wars." dad, this is what we've been watching. we're almost

when it was all over wadsworth said paul rivera had not obeyed in order he was given he is not remembered by a lot of the men to remember that arrogant and not easy to work with and brought up on charges after it's all over and to be placed under house arrest. he demands a court-martial to clear his name but by then we are talking 1782 or 1783 1782 or 1783 the american revolution coming to an end. people really did not care anymore. they didn't want to read about paul we fear so his reputation is worried forever. he falls he falls into of security for a long time come over a generation nobody knew who paul revere was. then in 1861 his grandson on the eve of the syllable word decides to write a poem in which he makes paul revere the star and the hero and then to read on -- go through the countryside but it was probably his way to warn those fellow new englanders. and that we will have to be ready when it comes again. i don't know why they would choose paul revere. and to talk about paul with fear. but hey leg wadsworth was esteemed paul revere to be remembered in a very different way from

quÉ pasa por tu mente cuando todo el mundo dice paul stanley? rosie riverais manos. ya con eso tengo mucho trabajo. carlos: lo has dicho muy bien. es un reto mÁs. tienes que salir adelante. buena filosofÍa. espero te vaya muy bien. cuÁl es el siguiente ritmo? rosie rivera: no sÉ si se puede, pero les digo porque los amo. me encanta el swing. es un baile muy alegre. comenzÓ con los afroamericanos que eran esclavos. sÓlo tenÍan dos horas de disfrutar. se tenÍan que esconder en lugares muy bajos, entonces, por eso el swing es bajito, pero se gozaban. es un momento de libertad. amo la historia del swing, lo estoy disfrutando muchÍsimo. ya no tengo que ser sensual. eso me da mucha alegrÍa. puedo ser yo, puedo ser divertida. por eso, creo que me va a ir bien. yo a mi pÚblico lo amo muchÍsimo. sea lo que sea el programa, si mike y yo tenemos la razÓn, no lo sÉ, pero si ustedes quieren yo permanezco aquÍ. con los jueces y con todo, los que mandan aquÍ son dios y ustedes. yo voy a seguir dando con todo. carlos: si no vienes a bailar swing al estudio. [risas] karla: g

. ♪ rosie rivera, paul stanley tuvieron que bailar la ronda de salvaciÓn para que al final fueran romelena el corazÓn, me llena el alma y me llena de fuerzas. te amo, gracias por tu apoyo en privado, y ahora en pÚblico. seguimos adelante unidos y gracias a ustedes por darme esta gran sorpresa. >> aquÍ estamos para apoyarlos en esta gran competencia. nos diste una noche llena de sorpresas, una de ellas fue que titularon la gala como la noche de rosie rivera, la revancha por univisiÓn. parece tÍtulo de novela. >> para mi tambiÉn fue sorpresa, yo estaba 100% sorprendida y lo pensÉ toda la noche, yo vi todos los bailes, yo soy una mujer que ama la justicia y quiero ser justa. vi que mis compaÑeros van creciendo, vamos aprendiendo y no me sentÍa bien nominando a uno de ellos. no podÍa, no teníani el corazÓn, ni podÍa despuÉs de verlos bailar. creo que lo aprovechÉ en el aspecto que irinase fue porque no podÍa bailar, no me quede satisfecha, yo quiero quedarme satisfecha con el hecho que quiero y debo estar aquÍ. por eso dije que iba a bailarsegunda para que vean que estoy creciendo. tal vez

rivera and he has been charged with murder in the first degree. >> should have never happened. illegally in our country, the immigration laws are such a disgrace. we're getting them changed. >> paul manafort guilty on 8 counts of tax and bank fraud almost certainly guaranteeing significant prison time then came in the president's perm lawyer pleading guilty to tax and bank fraud and campaign finance charges. >> new york democrat governor andrew cuomo even

rivera. president trump is mulling a potential pardon for paul manafort following his conviction on bank and tax fraud charges. according to "fox news", the president said in an interview set to air today that he would consider pardoning manafort, the former head of the trump campaign who was convicted tuesday on eight counts of bank and tax fraud as well as failing to disclose foreign bank accounts. the president spent part of yesterday railing against the outcome of manafort's trial, and the jury being unable to reach a verdict on ten of the other counts against him. he wrote on twitter, a large number of counts, ten, could not even be decided in the paul manafort case. witch hunt. he added, i feel very badly for paul manafort and his wonderful family. justice took a 12-year-old tax case, among other things, applied tremendous pressure on him, and unlike michael cohen he refused to break, make up stories in order to get a deal. such respect for a brave man. now, following the president's tweets the white house disputed that he was planning on pardoning manafort. >> the manafort case doesn'

paul. te querÍa preguntar de los momentos que nos hiciste vivirjunto a rosie rivera, han hablado despuÉs deÁs calorÍas que si estÁs sentado todo el dÍa sin mover el cuerpo, lleva tu comida, aunque pidas un restaurante, algunos ingredientes pueden tener mucha grasa y calorÍas escondida. aquÍ tenemos nuestro conta en el y ahÍ tenemos nuestra comida. tenemos la proteÍna, tus vegetales . ten en tu escritorio este tipo de snacks que te dan energÍa por mÁs tiempo. la fibra tiene estos alimentos que nos hacen sentir mucho mÁs de lleno por mucho mÁs tiempo. tengo una amiga que pasa todo el tiempo en la oficina buscando chocolates, a la hora quiere mÁs chocolates. elimina las papitas, el azÚcar blanco porque no te van a hacer sentir lleno como estÁs nueces. apio con crema de almendray almendras, son riquÍsimas para la media tarde tiene la proteÍna y grasas saludables que necesitamos. debemos evitar a toda costa saltarnos la comida. se te olvidola comida, o saliste, o no tienes el dinero, recuerda que siempre tienes tu sustituto de comida en 30 segundos de preparaciÓn de la todos los nutrientes y la

paul manafort guilty of tax fraud. former fixer michael cohen accepted a plea bargain. >>> the body of mollie tibbetts has been found. cristhian riverao her remains. he is aundocumented immigrant from mexico. he has been charged with her murder. >>> hawaii is under a hurricane warning as hurricane lane bears down on the island as a category five storm. hawaii's governor has closed all schools on the big island and residents of maui prepare themselves. >>> the bull market becomes the longest bull market ever. it started in march 2009. at that time, microsoft was among the most valuable companies. microsoft is now the only one in the top five. those are some of our top stories on this wednesday, august 22. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> and we do say good morning to you on this wednesday. we going to start this half hour with the new details stemming from that investigation in colorado. the man accused of killing his wife and daughters has been denied bail. >> chris watts didn't enter a plea during an emotional court appearance during which he sat a few feet away from his wife's family. clayton sandell was there. >> r

steve: christhian rivera will be in court later today in iowa. we will be watching for that paulfound guilty of 8 counts of bank and tax fraud completely unrelated to the russia investigation. meanwhile here in new york, michael cohen was found guilty -- guilty pleas for 8 criminal counts campaign finance violation bank fraud and tax evasion. the big thing, ainsley in watching the analysts, they are trying to figure out whether or not the president has any legal exposure here with regard to campaign violations in the payments to stormy daniels and that former playboy model. >> yeah. you are exactly right. because cohen changed his story. at first he said the president didn't know i was paying these women and then he changed his story and said he directed me to pay these women. who is telling the truth? what is right? we have questions. is that illegal? gregg jarrett sat on the curvey couch with you guy as little while ago and he said no, it's not illegal and explains why. listen. >> there's two reasons why this is not an illegal campaign contribution. as long as there is a second

paul ryan is publicly urging hunter to resign. >>> the man suspected of killing iowa college student mollie tibbetts made his first court appearance this morning. authorities say 24-year-old christian bahena-rivera confessed to killing mollie tibbetts and then led them to her body in a cornfield 10 miles from the small town of brooklyn, iowa. rivera is charged with first- degree murder. he hasn't entered a plea yet. he is going to be back on august 31st and the bail was increased. >> mr. rivera, the following terms of release from jail are ordered: bond in the amount of $5 million cash only in the name of the defendant only and only after approval for pretrial release by the department of corrections. if released, you may not leave the county without written consent of the court. >> rivera is an illegal immigrant from mexico. he worked at a local dairy farm in iowa. police say he followed tibbetts and abducted her after she threatened to call police. according to court documents, rivera told police he blacked out and found tibbetts' body in the trunk of his car with blood on the side of her head. investigators were able to track down rivera after looking at surveillance video that showed his car

paul manafort's work and the tax evasion charge for lobbing stuff he did. this is incredible. >> dana: i am told that we have a mug shot of the alleged murder suspect. this is christian rivera. you heard matt reporting earlier that they believe this is the man who murdered mollie tibbetts. he was here in the united states illegally. we don't have much more information about him or his background on whether he had been back and forth in the united states. it is believed that he was in the area in ohio for the last 4-7 years. iowa, excuse me. as the first time we are seeing his mug shot. then, as you were saying earlier, you think the police were probably aware of him from early on and it might have taken a while for him -- >> i left federal law enforcement five years ago. we live in a surveillance society now. luckily, most of it is not government operated. it is private camas. we have them here. you're not going anywhere in america without leaving some divisional image footprint somewhere. that is five years later. this guy if he did what he is alleged to have done, i don't know how this guy would have gotten away with it. there is a camera somewhere in america that is catc

paul manafort's legal team sought a plea deal before his second trial next month, but talks stalled over issues raised by robert mueller. ♪ >>> good morning. it is tuesday, august 28. i'm ayman mohyeldin alongside frances riveraasmin and louis have the day off. funeral details for john mccain were announced yesterday while his former campaign manager, rick davis, led a letter from the late senator instructing americans not to despair in the face of difficulties. >> fellow americans, that associate has meant more to me than any other. i lived and died a proud american. we weaken our greatness when we confuse our patriotism with tribal rivalries that have sewn resentment, hatred and violence in all corners of the globe. we weaken it when we hide behind walls rather than tear them down, when we doubt the power of our ideals rather than trust them to be the great force for change they have always been. >>> then to president trump who said he wants an elaborate multi-million dollar parade down pennsylvania avenue to honor the military, spent much of the day monday resisting calls to simply lower the white house flag in honor of prisoner of war and public servant senator john mccain. as 18 senior officials paid tri