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oh, raymond had to rush out, but he should be back soon.fference really. hi, daddy. oh, hey -- hey, everybody, you're home. hi. hey. hi. how was your visit? oh, boy, i missed you. how's your father? how's his thing? he's got a knee -- what did he have, a knee? oh, he got a new car -- he got a new car. ray... wh-what happened here? oh, nothing. unh-unh. why? what's that? oh -- oh, we, uh, we gave pumpernickel a ride in robert's police car. yeah, yeah. he liked it, too. rode the whole way with his, uh, head out the window. this isn't pumpernickel. daddy, where's pumpernickel? um... um... pumpernickel sleeps with the fish sticks. it's an opportunitye to stop and savor, the unmistakable taste that reminds us that life is delicious. tell me you can't wait for christmas. and you appreciate the things i do. because we'll always be a family. tell me i bring out the best in you. ♪ that you're thankful. ♪ that it won't be the same without me. tell me you love me. even if you say it every day. just tell me. [ female announcer ] everyone you love has s

raymond said you weren't getting back until tomorrow.h, i know, but between the rain and the bugs and the kids going nuts, decided we had enough vacation. is he in the office? hi, hi. oh, you're all muddy. what are you doing, ray? okay, all right, listen, i-i know what you're thinking -- really? then why aren't you protecting yourself? listen, i finished, okay? i ended up working through the night, this morning i was able to knock off the second, then i faxed it over to the guy. raymond worked very hard so he could get it all done so he could haveso- like you. ray, after everything we discussed, how could you go out -- [ telephone rings ] yeah, hello. yeah, this is me. i got to take this. i'm sorry. hello. oh, hi, robbie. you want some angel food cake and chocolate sauce? of course. listen, i have some news -- hey, how come he got so much chocolate sauce? you got the same amount. no, no, no. look at all that chocolate sauce. you told me i couldn't have 'cause you didn't have enough, huh? you told i get two drops,ve and he gets a river. i

i want you to apologize to raymond. apologize for what?t you just said to him and for all the mean things you've ever said about him. she says mean things about me? oh, sure, sure. she's sweet to your face, but as soon as you leave, she talks about how your voice sounds like a wounded cow. or how when you run, it looks like you're trying to hold a pencil between your cheeks. hmm. i'm tired of the way you treat him. he's my brother. and i'm gonna tell you something else, joanne, maybe if you just showed a little warmth to people, they wouldn't be so scared of you. and maybe if you just gave me a clue that you still cared about me, i wouldn't spend so much time hiding out at ray and debra's. and you want to know something else? things are gonna have to start changing around here. i want a divorce. what? ah, that felt good. i've been waiting for the right time. thank you. [doorbell rings] i'll get that. i'm glad we talked. how much time do you think you'll need to get your stuff out of the house? hello, raymond. hi, ma. uh, listen, could you

it is a dilemma, raymond. you're not the only one with dilemmas.i got amy, but i keep thinkin' about joanne. i can't sort out my feelings. and i'm in the most gorgeous place in the world, and i'm sitting here next to you. robbie, here's your peach. raymond, you sure you don't want anything? no, i-i can't taste anything, ma. oh, don't be sick here. you know i called joanne today? what? what, from here? oh, what's wrong with you? i hung up when she answered. i couldn't talk to her. cost me 20 bucks. i'm a loser. it's just that, i want -- holy mother of god. what? this. this -- this is the -- it's as if i've never tasted a peach before. mmm, mmm, mmm. it's as if you've never been in public before. would you stop it? woman: scusate. desiderate qualcosa da bere? buon giórno. giórno. [ italian accent ] you like something to drink? sí. limonata? sí. excuse, please. you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec-d®. powerful relief of nasal congestion and other allergy symptoms -- all in one pill. zyrtec-d®. at the pharmacy counter. over the age of thre

raymond, there's something going on. all right, i don't care what she's doin' over there, all right? i gave her some time alone, and whatever she's doin', it's all right with me, all right? i totally understand, so let's just drop it. it's eatin' you up alive, isn't it, kid? no! no, it isn't. where u goin'? i'm goin' outside, all right, huh? or do yothink you're the king of where i go? 'cause you're not, ok? nobody is! very good, robbie. team effort. [sobbing] wout of landfills each year? plastic waste to cover mt. rainier by using one less trash bag each month, we can. and glad forceflex bags stretch until they're full.* so you can take them out less often. starts with freshly-made pasta, and 100% real cheddar cheese. but what makes stouffer's mac n' cheese best of all. that moment you enjoy it at home. stouffer's. made with care for you or your family. hey... robert? yeah? what are you doin'? physical therapy. what do you want? she--she was cryin'. what? debra was crying? yeah. what did you do? noth-- i didn't--nothing

you're giving raymond what you ed -- a sick little bo to take care of.tr little boy! aand every ti bo you come over re,of. raymond takes anothestep backwards, and i got to wean him l over again. well, m busy! and i don't appreciate e implication that i am noa good wif anmother and not nurring. i'm a damn fine nurturer now get out of bed! and,arie, yotake your soup d yourlowersine nurturer and your probablyhome-be and get ouof ouredroom [ lephone rings ] what? uh-huh, -huh, ok. that was dr. sundr. [ lephone rings ] get back into bed. you got. here you go, hon. ve yousoup w. strep toat. -hmm. i probably shod eat some ice cream, right? oh, of crse, dear. anything you wt. chocolate, vanla, or strawberry? could you x ahey, you know, ma, i-i'm thinngha since i've been re my thrt is little scratchy, t. ohhoy, givee your head.that's rht. you sit down i'll get you a bowl. [ coughstl] [ coughs louder ] i'll get you a bowl. [ coat is it, gianni? ybe you'better have se soup, too. oh, okay. i t hit inhe face with theall toy. oh, have plenty of soup. i'vead a pain in

from raymond jeans. thank you. what was i was talking about this is a ground breaking in a true sense so anyways, i work for raymond james we've raised about $4 billion to date and have become actually in california. this is our fourth project and we're truly committed to let midgets. we're one small component of this it took a lot of folks. the stronger organization working with our partner and a significant amount of support from the mayor's office. so we're certainly proud to be part of this development. i want to point out we've enjoyed working with the selling son bank they provided a large construction loan with a very attractive interest rate. i don't know if one of the staff is here from the bank but they invested a couple of million dollars in the project and have a highly invested interest in san francisco. but again, all the credit goes to whitney and their team and also the mayor's office it made it easy to thank you >> very well you set the tone for other speakers. the second batter up john the wonderf

tell me, raymond. just that, you know, it's lthere's -- there's china that we never use, and there's towels that we never touch. it's like you're saving everything for a special occasion that hn'happened yet. ha ha ha. that's it. ha ha. he's right. what are those little towels withhe golfringe for, for when the pope comes over here to use the downstairs can? be quiet. i'm using 'em. no, you're not. are you happy now, raymond? oh, come on, ma. it's not a big deal. let me tell you something, raymond. when you boys were little, you were always outside in the dirt, and then you'd tromp through here like it was a bus station, anrobe with his gigantic feet, it was like having a horse in the house. ray and frank: ha ha ha! no, no. it was not funny, no. it was all i could do to take care of this place. hi. take off your shoes! huh? ke your shoes off. you're not in a barn. do what she says, we'll give you a carrot. well, what's going on? okay, you see, marie? this is what i'm talking about. you're so obsessed w

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want debra's right, raymond. i'm sorry. you smacked me! i know i did. i'm sorry. for?, what--uh--what it's just that it soundslike yog just like your father! what are you doing?! i don't know! i don't know!it's just that... he was so awful during my...ladies' days. anytime i happenedto make a comt about his usualdisgusting behav, he would justblame it on that. that's what ray does! that's what they all do. just trying to help!abom you should be quiet. yes! yes. oh, no. what he did.to k look what he bought me. magic pills. i should try some. [imitates gulping]mmm! ! just flew off the bed and into the hamper.the. oh. let me have one. ohh... into the garbage can.crawled rit whatit's me! raymie!mom? raymond, you know that i always let you twofi, but i can't let you go on with this cycle of your father's imbecility. i'm out of here. oh, come on. where you going? maybe i'll call amy. maybe i'll go to the mall, do some shopping. to your father.o.i'm gonna talk please!ase, come on, raymond, don't yousay one more , right back in hereour mother to smack the crapout of you. perfe

raymond, i saw your car. y aren't you at wo? i had you we to the doctor a doand didn't tell me? why wasn't i told? it's nothi, marie. the doctor said 's fin he's running tests. tests?hat's wrg? tell me. i ve a right to know. some g sneezed on me. what -- wh guy?who -- wu some guy. some guy at e airport. somee sneed on you at the airport? you could have anythinfrom. or you could haveothing. oh, look at this face. look at the bloodst eyes and the yell skin and the droopy ceks. that his regular face. i have been feing kind of drpy. he neverad to go to a doct when i was taking care of m. give me ur head. he's not hotis he? not yet, but somethins coming.

raymond, you need to go home and put a stop to debra's behavior. it's not right.k, it's an afternoon. it's nothin', all right? she just wants time to be alone. yeah. when i was married to joanne, she wanted time alone. she used it to pack up and move out. raymond, whatever happens, you and i are keeping the children. oh, ma! all right, will ya stop? check her credit card statement. look for the word "u-haul." she's probably over there just doin' girl stuff.

the missing color in the raymond rainbow. ah ha ha ha! mmm! you should ask debrahow she mak. i should ask debra? heh heh. i should ask debra?eh heh h. give me that! this food has magical powers. i'm gonna string someof thi. [knocking] hello? hey, andy. hey, deb,is ray here? no, he's not home--he's not hom. hey, you hungry? oh, sure. i couldalways. i made some braciole.taste it. oh,you made. uh... no, no, no. i'm actually--i'm i. i'm in trainingfor . come on. no, no. really. and i've gone kosher. i'm ina jewish mara. ok. try it, ok?one bite. one bite. that's it. one. run away with me. really? do you like it? oh, my god!it's! mmm! debra! yeah? it's great. i don't know whatra. what do you mean,"talkin' about? at work. he was jusy funny? about this? was he making funof my braciole? no, he was not. wait. andy... andy, he told mehe love. what did he sayto you a? look at this.ow youhow i could ? andy, what did he sayab? i did not find it funny. andy! he said it was italianfor "road" please don't hurt me. road kill? he was just kidding aroundlike . he always does this? no, no. listen

all right, raymond. i-i think i understand. thank you, man. thank you.it was up to me, you could parade her around here naked. i wouldn't say boo. i wouldn't mind at all -- i understand. i understand. frank, don't eat that cake. what are you yelling about? what is wrong with you? that's for the party.

oh, hello, raymond. hey, there, uh...debra! happy turkey's eve, raymond. wah! he same to you. deb! hi, m, dad. you made it. mm-hmm. in record time. your mother kept an eagle eye out for smokies. warren. kids: hi, grandma. hi, kiddies. hi there, babies. oh, isn't this nice? connecticut grandma d grandpa and regular grandma and grandpa. who wants otsie pops? kids: me! me! me! oh, and, robert, rt. how nice that you're here. oh, he had to go. he's -- he's -- he's, uh, passing a stone. could you get up, frank? and would you give me those? yeah, yeah, yeah. pants, dad. pants, pants. you want them up or down? what kind of party is this? you can never complain about my parents again ever. i mean it. okay, well, this is all of it. oh, my goodness. w long are your relatives staying here? we hardly get to see them. when they come to town, we want to spend as much time as possible with them. this is for our trip to baden-baden in germany. it's in the schwarzwald, right on the banks of the oosbach. oosbach? you know, there are plenty of places with funny-sounding names right here in the u.s. th

see, when raymond and i were kids, he used to poke me quite a bit, all right?poke, poke, poke. he was, how you say, uh, a jerk, okay? so that's why now i'm sort of anti-poke, okay? oh, no, no, no, no, but, listen, if i had to choose someone to poke me, it would be you... but don't poke me. okay? all right, here, you go first. okay. all right, very good. try again. okay, all right, take -- yeah, all right. take your time. okay, all right, well, that -- that's, uh, all right. that's an interesting technique. all right! very nice! okay. okay. very good. thank you. okay. [ hits ball into cup ] hey, bravo, 'berto! very good. thank you, thank you. aah! ooh, i like. so, you two having a good time? yeah, a blast. things are fantastic. did, uh, you two do the, uh... the what? the huckle-buckle? why don't you mind your own business? oh, come on, i'm married, man. i don't even huckle. here you go. hey, suzy, i got that. really? hey, nemo, frank's picking up a tab. don't take a check from him. hey, don't embarrass me in front of my international guests, all right? i'm buyi

[applause] >> thank you, raymond. thank you, democrats. welcome. that it is no say accident that democrats have one eight out of their last nine gubernatorial elections in the state of new hampshire. governor shaheen and lynch build a track ready -- track record for this party that voters have come to trust and note. governor, governor assan has turned the page after two long years of bill o'brien and the tea party control. she is working in a quarter to fashion with the legislature and with a great team of commissioners and state leaders. against the dress -- actor up of the -- against the backdrop of manufactured crises in government, she is overseeing a state that is working and delivering results for our economic, health, and education future. she is leading an effort to innovate our economy. she signed an historic bipartisan budget that begins to reinvest in key priorities. she has lost a plan to repair new hampshire poshard neglected mental health care system. she is doing the responsible thing by expanding medicaid to cover 50,000 individual

ah, you must be raymond. yeah. hi. hi.your wife last night about comingy to demonstrate our system. oh, right. yeah, oh, the vacuum. i thought she said that we didn't need a new vacuum cleaner. yeah, she did. i remember because it was right before she told me that i have to go pick up something from somewhere. oh, you didn't happen to catch any of that, did you? sorry. yeah, so, when we spoke last night, things did seem pretty hectic, so, since i happen to be in the neighborhood, i wondered if maybe now might be a good time to come show you how wonderful the humm vac is, and to offer you this complimentary lint brush yeah. i don't know. my wife says i'm really not supposed to -- come on, ray. it's complimentary. may i, robert? this won't hurt a bit. see? ew. cool. and that is yours for being such a good patient. thank you. ayou were very gentle.being such a good patient. oh, here, i have one for you, too. oh. oh aa what are you doing? you scared the hell out of me. what is that? this is something thatoue going to love -- t

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raymond, you have to get two more tickets. i can't do that, ma. i can't.ll up someone. you want me to call? look, ma, there's nobody -- what's the number of the super bowl? that's not how it works, ma. look, taking gianni is the only fair thing, okay? if i had asked one of you to go,

people like 56-year-old john raymonds turner. >> we believe jesus said i come among you as a servant as one who serves. he served and gave his life in that servanthood ministry. >> burst into the church's food pantry on fire. his clothes soaked in a liquid. grabbed a church volunteer in a bear-hug. another volunteer tried to stop it. the resulting fire trapped pastor up stairs where he was working in a church office. he died after being rescued by firefighters. church administrator escaped as the wood framed landmark went up in flames. the entire diocese is stunned by his loss. >> it's a little overwhelming. because that's what we're called to do. and he paid the price. >> the flaming man turner also died. dingwall was married and the father of three sons. there is no explanation for why this flaming man came bursting into the church. scott broom, wusa 9. >> tonight's affordable care act finds another delay in the president's plan. enrollment for small businesses. today the department of health and human services confirmed the online exchange for small business owners to shop for cov

officials have identified him as john raymond stern. 56 years old. a long criminal record, apparently a drifter here in ocean city. why he would have burst through the food pantry doors at this church on fire completely unknown. >> 56-year-old, john raymond of ocean city, a man with a long record of petty crimes has been identified as the person who soaked himself in flammable liquid and on fire, burst through the doors of the food pantry at the church tuesday. pastor, david died in the resulting fire. bystanders captured the scene as the wood frame church a block off the board walk went up quickly. according to church officials, stern in flames, grabbed a female church volunteer who is in critical condition. another volunteer seen from behind in this photo was slightly injured trying to put the fire out. the reverend was upstairs in the church offices, apparently trapped by the fire. the church's administrator escaped, but he died in berlin after being rescued by firefighters. shocked, the bishop remembered him today as a minister committed to servi

the kenneth raymond foundation is committing $5 million to get things started. >> artists were getting pushed out, again. >> what it means for the luggage store and tenants is stability. >> if we should in, 10, 20 years decide we're through, and we sell it out, we sell it to another nonprofit arts group as a break. >> the other is on turk street that will be home for counter pulse a performing arts group. artists and funders hope with real estate program an art district will flourish in the city. >> still to come on abc7 news at 5:00 finally hard numbers on sign ups for affordable health care program. nationwide and in california. one is doing better. >> michael finney on the chances your flight will be on time. which airlines are best and >>> numbers are out and we're having a look at impact numbers are having on the new health care law. 106,000 people enrolled in new plans in october. and of those, 27,000 did so at the federal web siechlt 79,000 enrolled through one of the 15 state run marketplaces. >> the crashes and problem that's plagued the federal government's health care site w

people like 56-year-old, john raymond sterner. >> we believe as christians that jesus said, i come among you as a servant. one who serves. he served. and gave his labor. >> it was mayhem tuesday as sterner burst into the church's food pantry on fire. his clothes soaked in a flammable liquid. the flaming sterner immediately grabbed a church volunteer in a bear hug. another volunteer tried to stop him. the resulting fire caught on video by bystanders upstairs where he was working in a church office. he died after being rescued by ocean city firefighters. the church administrator escaped and the landmark quickly went up in flames. the entire diocese was stunned. >> it's a little overwelming. that's what we're called to do. you pay the price. >> the flaming man also died. the church volunteer he grabbed is in critical condition. dingwall was married and the father of three sons. there is no explanation for why this flaming man came bursting into the church. in ocean city, scott broom, wusa9. >> my goodness. d.c. police now trying to track down the man who robbed and sexually assaulted a woma

raymond ortiz is reeling from the news that his girlfriend has been declared brain dead and will be taken off life support and her organs will be donated. valdez was struck as she was leaving the ortiz home. >> she got hit right here. and it ended up over there. >> reporter: gomez says in the past six months two pe -- pedestrians and a bicyclist were hit on this road. >> i had requested years ago about putting speed bumps but they said it was a thoroughfare and they couldn't do it. >> reporter: there is a difference between tragic accidents and problems that can be prevented sometimes all the precautions in the world aren't enough. >> there's a new crosswalk there, flashing lights to get people to stop when we're dismissing. >> reporter: because of traffic on white road a new crosswalk was installed in front of the school a few weeks ago. but bianca valdez did not use it. right now friends are gathering down the block. they're carrying candles. we had a chance to talk to some of them they told me that bianca is still on life support. but that could change soon. you can see another friend

they bought their ticket a few hours ago after getting confirmation that raymond's parents are alive.> they are soaking wet, but they couldn't leave the house because no one is helping them. it is like to each his own. >> this duffel back is packed with medicine. they are from there and will land in manila tomorrow. they don't know how they will get to their hometown about 350 miles away where their family home has crumbled. their business is still standing, but barely. >> it is really torn apart. it is unsafe. my brothers wants to go back and look for our employees, but i say don't go yet. >> the death toll is rides rising and the confusion is growing. they are going to see their families, but also to help. friends and family in the bay area have given them money to take back with them. >> i grew up there. i don't know what to expect. i just want to help out. >> escaping is nearly impossible right now. those arriving on flight 104 from manila weren't hit by the typhoon. >> it is really hard to see what is happening in our country. >> but it has still left an impact. lisa amin gulezia

reporter: the fire started after diane lit a candle in the living room to pay tribute to here late son raymond. she blew out the match, put it in a trash can and walked out to take her medicine. >> it was just so fast. >> reporter: everyone got out okay. the firefighters determined the cause appears to be accidental. the red cross put up the family in a hotel for the next couple of days. it's going to be really tough for this family to come back to their home and see all this mess here in their front yard. their house, a charred mess. just take a look right down here at this. despite what happened they say it's going to take them a while to get back on their feet but they're thankful this thanksgiving because they still have each other. >> i'm blessed i still have my family. >> reporter: thankful for life in the midst of pain. news 4. >>> in southern california now the scene of a dramatic standoff in a suburb of los angeles. a man is how old led up inside e with two hostages. one may be a 14-year-old girl. >> reporter: this has been going on for 8 hours and it's not over yet. this is new video

. >> reporter: in the backwoods of raymond county, the sheriff is always on the lookout for illegal moonhine shops. would this be a big operation? >> yes, this is a big operation there. as you catch a barrel -- they have, what, 12, 13 barrels out there. >> reporter: the sheriff and his deputies shot holes in the barrel to make sure they weren't be reused. >> i had one lady we was busting so many one time. she said you need to leave old people in the woods alone, because that's how they make their money. >> reporter: the south has had a long and sometimes turbulent history with alcohol, but it has had a place here. over the generations plenty of people have been prosecuted for making moon shine, but little has changed despite the risk. and people here still want their moon shine the old-fashioned way made in the backwoods from age-old recipes. at this distillery is not worried. >> what comes out here is the finished product. >> reporter: it took almost a year for them to get their license, but he says it will always be worth it. >> it will be extreme satisfaction knowing that we were the

so what happens is that there have been cases like raymond davis, and i'm -- i also hold the government of pakistan responsible for issuing reasons to people who were spies in pakistan. so there is this trust deficit. they don't know. this kind of activity has been attributed to them, that may come into the tribal areas and they are trying to help with the funds to the terrorists instead of actually administering the vaccine. i know the u.s. is involved and i know a lot of work is legit. but there is reason for suspicious, because the element of trust is not there. i also blame the government because they are not very involved in the activities. we don't know the road map this the government is laying out for how we have to tackle all of this. ten we are talking about a peace dialog, and for a long time there is great consensus and complete consensus from all the political groups in pakistan, that we should try and bring these people to a dialog. and try to discriminate between the militants and the nonmilitants. the peace isn't important for pakistan today. >> we will big up on that af

. >> raymond says twitter. it turns the world into a room. >> i hope it stays twitter.d job. >> me, too. >> have a good weekend. "morning joe" starts right now. ♪ >> i am sure that people who love rob ford have tried to make him go to rehab, which he apparently replied, again, this is speculation, no, no, no. and he has seemingly as mayor survived crack smoking admission. well, what's going to test his ability to stay in public office

---por eso, como nos dice raymond mesa, estan imitando el estilo pelicular de "los pachucos". ---fin de semana para relajarse pero no tanto por que hay nuevas alertas en nuestra region. cesar ---viento, incendios, bajas temperaturas, javier castro.. take pkg pkg pkg topvo - cesar ---ultima pausa pero al regresar, le gustara a usted utilizar su telefono movil durante un vuelo? enterese quien quiere que esto sea una realidad en estados unidos.. segment ends hacer llamadas con un telefono movil durante los vuelos podra quedar en el pasado. pitch - cesar ---por lo menos en estados unidos donde reguladores federales dicen que la regla es anticuada ---cristina londoÑo nos cuenta ms take pkg 0:01 pkg pkg cesar --asi llegamos al final de nuestro programa, los dejamos con titulares y mas que comienza enseguida., feliz fin de semana. blanca --le esperamos el lunes a las 6 y a las once --que descanse, buenas noches. >>> titulares y mÁs coors light. en la mÚsica tenemos a proyecto 1. asÍ que compadres, la ediciÓn mÁs chid de todas. titulares y mÁs coors light. comenzamos. (aplausos). >>>

looking out the next 12 months, our view at raymond james is oil will be down about 20 bucks by the end2014 off of current levels, which everything else being equal, means gasoline is going to be down about 50 cents a gallon or almost 15%. >> brian kelly, you agree? are we going to be looking at 80 buck oil before 100 again? >> yeah. listen, the supply -- demand fundamentals support oil. the other side, you were talking about gasoline and heating oil, refineries are really running full tilt right now. we haven't built a new refinery in the u.s. in 20 to 30 years. that's the rick here to a spike in either diesel prices, heating oil and/or gas prices because demand starts to outstrip the ability to produce the product. >> great point. obviously, that would be a hit to consumers heading into this holiday season. we'll keep an eye on that. i want to go back to this point because if oil prices fall 20 bucks, are you talking about the wti? in other words, the u.s. benchmark. >> both. >> so -- >> both, actually. >> especially then would add to this downward pressure on prices at the gas pump.

i don't have a guilt machine, raymond. all i have is the hope that our family coul happy. there's a lot of miles on that machine, but it runs like new. can you believe this? it's the best assignment i've ever gotten, and i can't even enjoy it now because everybody hates me. i understand, ray. i mean, you know what? it's your trip and you're entitled to take your friend instead of your brother or your father or your wife. wife? yeah, wife. that's me, remember? [ hums "here comes the bride" ] no, i know the song. [ hums "here comes the bride" ] i know that song. it was the happiest day of my life. you get to go on this great trip, and it never even occurred to you to ask m that's because this is football. so what? oh, come on. if you had two tickets to the pottery barn grand championships, would you want to take m ray, i don't care about the football, but what about us getting away together? i mean, you're going to this nice hotel, we could have dinner -- okay, see? that's the problem. the hotel -- you know, with the paper's budget, it's probably like a halfway house and the

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they bought their ticket a few hours ago after getting confirmation that raymond's parents are alive. >> they are soaking wet, but they couldn't leave the house because no one is helping them. it is like to each his own. >> this duffel back is packed with medicine. they are from there and will land in manila tomorrow. they don't know how they will get to their hometown about 350 miles away where their family home has crumbled. their business is still standing, but barely. >> it is really torn apart. it is unsafe. my brothers wants to go back and look for our employees, but i say don't go yet. >> the death toll is rides rising and the confusion is growing. they are going to see their families, but also to help. friends and family in the bay area have given them money to take back with them. >> i grew up there. i don't know what to expect. i just want to help out. >> escaping is nearly impossible right now. those arriving on flight 104 from manila weren't hit by the typhoon. >> it is really hard to see what is happening in our country. >> but it has still left an impact. lisa amin gulez

they bought their ticket a few hours ago after getting confirmation that raymond's parents are alive. are soaking wet, but they couldn't leave the house because no one is helping them. it is like to each his own. >> this duffel back is packed with medicine. they are from there and will land in manila tomorrow. they don't know how they will get to their hometown about 350 miles away where their family home has crumbled. their business is still standing, but barely. >> it is really torn apart. it is unsafe. my brothers wants to go back and look for our employees, but i say don't go yet. >> the death toll is rides rising and the confusion is growing. they are going to see their families, but also to help. friends and family in the bay area have given them money to take back with them. >> i grew up there. i don't know what to expect. i just want to help out. >> escaping is nearly impossible right now. those arriving on flight 104 from manila weren't hit by the typhoon. >> it is really hard to see what is happening in our country. >> but it has still left an impact. lisa amin gulezian, abc

jeffrey raymond and he presented his initial findings from a large scale observational study of police encounters with the report. and he determined from his initial data, that when an officer acknowledges, registers and responds to a civilians, verbal participation in the encounter and in other words, when the officer acknowledges that the civilian is requesting something that cooperation by that civilian can increase 20-fold, and reduce the use of force and during this presentation, he also expects his thanks to the san francisco police department that participated in the study and he said that all ten district stations participated in the city, and there were other police departments that participated as well. and those police departments that had, the video cameras in their cars and they relied on those videos for the data, with the san francisco police department, and researchers actually had video cameras to video tape the encounters. and the goal of this study which is ongoing, and there are three goals, during the study one is to understand how the police encounters are organiz

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at fool's game during talks on iran's nuclear program and was widely blamed for blocking out the raymond international affairs columnist for the ghajini space steele explained what he believes paris has warned about. france is convinced to do ronnie's meddling in a region which was traditionally at least in colonial times under french influence i mean syria and lebanon and they feel they took a very hawkish line against bashar al assad the president of syria when the uprising began two years ago they say forty would be talking quickly and they feel that it's really science to russia diplomatically and iran militarily that assad is still there and they feel very annoyed of angry over that. the second reason i think is quite simply the money they see that saudi arabia is also having a row with the united states partly of iran but partly over other issues and i think they feel that they can get their foot in the arm sales door and take over as one of the major arms suppliers to saudi arabia which of course is a hugely lucrative market. the diplomatic wrangling around iran's nuclear program

raymond face off against hannover on friday to armand hammer stuttgart six one. holland striker robert love and don't see was the star of the match scoring a hat trick for the home side dortmund is looking invincible own hometown where they've won six out of six this season as in friends got to wake up call. o'neill has come in handy but still not on the boards. the equaliser ten minutes later as defenders of cox's ninety angle in this corner kick. from then on it was old ordnance marketplace with his trademark speed and precision. two won the last time. most of the great strike double that of adults keystone of the show scoring in the fifty fourth minute it is just getting warmed up only two minutes later he scored again on the heroic individual efforts but that was it really gets. three goals in succession to accept peculiar. stuttgart. as if that wasn't enough to fend off stevenson to substitute an eight hundred and twenty six. still the improvements brought on by a new experience. the it's trouble look at the standings by amy nixon hard fought victory put the

is charged with sexually abusing children at the church where he was a youth leader. 49-year-old raymond fernandez is behind bars charged with abusing two teenagers back in 1997. the victims allege they were molested while fernandez was at a youth leader at greater grace church. they say they were abused at church events and in their homes. police are searching for more victims. >>> tonight we are getting an idea of the major failures of the affordable care act website healthcare.gov. the first 48 hours of the site's launch just 248 people signed up for insurance. that's according to a report turned over to a congressional committee. the healthcare debacle is part of what's driving the growing frustration with politicians. a slew of new polls shows approval of congress at a record low. >>> wjz is live, meghan mccorkle is talking with marylanders who are losing patience. >> reporter: people are telling wjz that they are worried about a lack of leadership in washington. back and forth bickering on capitol hill. >> we're through playing these little games. >> this is why people don't like w

high chant that he chaired by leaving the trade deal on the scrap paper although wound a haystack raymond could devastate the country's economy people still won't take in as cave looks to revisit the agreement next year old has been finding out what went wrong this time. it's. a moment of on power allowed access to the ukrainian president viktor young a cold which comes face to face with e.u. leaders for the first time since stalling one of historic trade deals the whole thing caught on camera. i think that for. me. it's clear that kiev decision to hold for seedings has run cold e.u. leaders following years of negotiations the e.u. senses outside influence we have to set aside short order and political calculations. and we may not give in to external pressure not the least from russia. because it shows the financial day a lot also isn't large enough to prevent damage to ukraine's flailing economy of course neither ukrainian businesses nor the government have this amount of money or will have any time soon that's why ukraine is not ready to take responsibilities is not capable of fulfillin

two hundred tell dran have been killed documentary filmmaker robert greenwald took the story of the raymond family as inspiration for his latest movie and says the public doesn't understand the real consequence of using drones people want to believe in santa claus and they also want to believe that there's a simple solution to these incredibly complicated problems when we started reading that the drones were killing only high value targets or represented an imminent threat doesn't make sense it's just not possible so i think there was a kind of hopefulness yes finally we found a magic pill which is part of it some of it is the fact that american soldiers warrant there so people said it doesn't matter as to what is the you know the families making to all kinds of americans people who have a mother will have a father and who look at them and can't justify the killing that we've done and then you have this extraordinary militarily industrial electoral complex bipartisan that agrees that the way to solve problems is by invading occupying and droning we have to change all of our. and the drone c

documentary filmmaker robert greenwald took of the story of the raymond family as inspiration for his latest movie and says the doesn't understand the consequences of drops. people wanna believe in santa claus and they also want to believe that it's a simple solution to these incredibly complicated problem. we started reading that the drones were killing the only high value targets and represented an imminent threat. it doesn't make sense just not possible. so i think there was a kind of thoughtfulness. yes finally we found a magic pill. which is part of it. some of it. he is the fact that american soldiers wore in there so people say it doesn't matter that's important is that the family speaking to all kinds of americans. people have a mother of a father and who look at them and can't justify the killing the week done and you had this extraordinary militarily industrial electoral complex bipartisan committee agrees that's the way to solve problems is that by invading occupying and running. we have to change all of us this week the us drug program has also dealt a blow to the peace pr