you that i knew frank was connected or sammy was connected.guys you worked for. -- there were guys you worked for. let's be careful who is throwing rocks. when i moved to italy, it was the same thing. the mob ran it well. a lot of heat on them and they were very clever. -- atoup took the heat the bottom of it all, they were still running the business. >> let me throw these names out at you. one of the best parts of the books was about the sharing of your friends. tell me about your relationship with dean and sammy. bobby darren and i were very close. we realized in the middle of our careers, where were we going to go from here? the voice is going to change, the kids are going to go, all we had to look at were the rat pack. i did not discover the beatles until a couple of years later. , youyou first meet sinatra are in total awe. he was one of the best friends you could ever have. when he liked you, he liked you. i learned a lot about what i do with my craft, how i present my music. once you get in that fold and you are around it, you get exper

sammy, el superhÉroe de todas las mujeres, sammy.origines muy comprometidos con la comunidad, los muchachos del grupo la santa cecilia alzan su voz en favor de inmigrantes. >>> llegan un tren de ritmo con vagÓn chicano a "despierta amÉrica", seÑora le pondrÁ aÑos a su vida, como dice l >>> estÁ con nosotros, sammy, el estilista de las estrellas, keilin, por quÉ quieres aÑadirle aÑos a tu vida. >>> todo el mundo piensa que tengo 14 aÑos. >>> te piden la identificaciÓn. >>> en todos lados. >>> cuÁntos tienes? >>> 21. >>> cuÁnto tiempo de casada. >>> dos aÑos. >>> tu marido quÉ dice, le gustas asÍ. >>> sÍ, dice que le gusta la carita de inocente mÍa. >>> si, ahora que la vas a cambiar sammy, quÉ le vamos a hacer. >>> un look mÁs clarito y suave, una piel linda, hay mucho contraste del cabello oscuro y la piel blanca, vamos a suavizar, neutralizar el color y cÓmo se convierte de niÑa a mujer. >>> le vas a hacer corte. >>> no, largo me gusta, mÁs capas texturizarlo. las pestaÑas muy lacias, se la voy a rizar para que le luzca el ojo mÁs g

they took sammy into protective custody this, is because his parents had taken sammy from southern memorial hospital without a proper discharge. they just wanted a second opinion. sammy was born with two holes in his heart. doctors at stanford closed those holes during surgery. the family has to go to court to get sammy back. >> checking healthy living news, medical students have a new tool to help treat patients with brain disorders. this app dramatic breaks down an exam the app uses videos flash cards and advice to walk students through exams. it's like being beside a doctor. >> it's a mobile cirriculum bringing the bed side to any situation whether at home and stlek a virtual bed side experience or if they're in the hospital and brushing up there as well. >> a student helped develop this app it's available on the i tune store. >> more consumer news, here is michael finney here. margie s. some companies ask for social security numbers is it safe to provide social security number online? >> you know, it's not ideal but what are you going to do? what you need to do is make sure you're actua

sammy is expected to go home with mom and dad after he undergoes an evaluation at children's hospital at stanford. >> a big celebration under way in san jose where an airline is watching new flights. virgin america is adding four round trip flights from san jose to los angeles. mr. branson who owns a stake joined the mayor to celebrate the new route and the new jobs that come with it. mineta san jose airport staged a nice welcome. >> nice day for it. meteorologist mike nicco has more. >> a lot of sunshine and a little bit of haze. summer spare-the-air season but not a spare-the-air day. here is a look from the east bay hills back towards san francisco. record heat is on the way. oppressive heat. i'll tell you how long it will last and when we get the 20-degree drop in temperatures. >> and major milestone for a landmark bay area restaurant >>> berkeley's world famous chez panisse set a new opening date. they are scheduled to reopen on june 10th. a huge steel frame is in place a visible sign of progress since the fire. she says it will include january's and craftsman style elements. a l

anna said she wanted sammy to get a second opinion about surgery for a heart murmer. hospital officials notified authorities, however a judge overturned this cps order. sammy could now go home from lucille pack yard next friday. >> a third woman held captive in a cleveland home more than a decade has been release frtd hospital. michelle knight left the hospital this acht noon. knight said she's in good spirits and grateful for support. test results now prove amanda berry gave birth to her allegedded captor's daughter. ricky sanders says he recently met the little girl. >> introduced me as his granddaughter. she looked shy. >> the 52-year-old being held on $8 million bail, prosecutors say they're considering the death penalty. >> the irs is apologizing for inappropriately targeting tax returns from tea party groups. an irs official says organizations including the words tea party or patriot were singled out for reviews. official denied any motive and conservatives want a government wide review now to ensure the practice stopped. >> there are new developments following

(gritos) >>llego a san antonio está acá, mi sueño se realizó sammy, bienvenido. despierta américa le cumple su sueño, es el comienzo, estaremos viajando de costa a costa, por la nación, porque queremos agradecer su cariño su preferencia >>vamos con alan >>está en el contro.l >>que te pasa. >>estoy con conchis, francis y todo el equipo, miren >>estos son los que hacene el trabajo, se desmadrugan y se desmañan >>que no les pase lo de amores verdaderos, descubriremos por qué muchas mujeres toleran la infidelidad. >>tu conchis lo aceptarias >>por supuesto que no >>y eliminaremos lo negativo de tus cuentas >>vicente fernández se despidio en su gira del adios, en emotiva entrevista >>lupillo rivera debuta en novela de gloria trevi >>esto y más al volver. ♪. ♪. ♪.. deja que te cuente deja que te cuente >>eso que no traigo voz, eh >>déjame decirte que el resto del estudio estaba mirando a susi >>ay, dejen el chismerio >>ellos son más chismosos. >>les voy a hablar de alguien quien si tiene buena voz, alejandro fernandez, lanzo nuevo material discográfico. hablo de su desp

. >> sammy ya llegó, ya está aquí, miralo viene a cumplir a una amiga a cumplir el sueño de su mami dealguien especial, mi sammy que viene con invitadas, bienvenida >> que belleza ¿cómo están? tatiana, ivonne, mi sammy, tenemos una transformación especial, el domingo es el día de las madres, le va ac umplir su sueño para ahacerle esta sorpresa el día de las madres para que luzca bella, radiante, usted desde que empezó despierta américa empezó el show y no se lo pierde >> no me lo pierdo para nada >> ¿por qué quiere la transformación? >> porque toda la vida había pensado en esta persona que lo quiero mucho >> quiere que la transforme >> ¿cómo se le ocurrió? >> ella desde que comenzó el programa veia las transformaciones, siempre decia, ¿cual será el día que sammy me arregle? >> pero es para las 3, 3x1. >> me enorgullese, exacto, son hijas dedicadas, porque son del alma, porque esta señora ha dado de todo para que las muejres sigan adelante, su hija tuvo cáncer, ppero si vamos a hacer su transformación >> van a quedar muy lida >> mucho amor para el día de la madre, te tengo a ti, porque

they leave with baby sammy., his mother says, refuse to say where they took him. >> i don't think i'm going to tell you right now. i don't think you're acting rationally. >> they just took my baby from my arms and just walked out the door. he was crying. that was the hardest moment just to let go. >> reporter: 5-month-old sammy was diagnosed with a heart mur mur as a newborn. his parents had been taking him to a cardiologist. when sammy was admitted in sacramento last tuesday for flu symptoms, the couple said they did not like the hospital's care so they left, admittedly walking out without a proper discharge. >> they told us we need to do surgery right away. we want to have a second opinion from a second doctor from a different hospital. i took my son. >> reporter: they took sammy to kaiser permanente where records show the doctor who examined him said the baby was safe to go home with his parents. in a statement, sutter memorial tells abc news, "our nurses and physicians are bound by duty to call authorities i

>>buenos días, señores >>mi sammy que gusto verte otra vez.rte, el tinte le podría maltratar el cabello >>en su caso, le engrosará el cabello, porque te abre la hebra, la hincha, le da más textura al cabello ella puede ser que sea de cabello graso, por lo que luce así, delgadito, le voy a dar solucion. la aspirina triturada le da fuerza al cabello, la deben poner en el shampoo >>ella tiene unos ojos preciosos, vamos a darle otra mirada a esos ojos verdes. también le haré un look sexy >>vane esta nerviosa >>claro, si a mí me van a hacer todo esto, claro, porque es una nueva vida y look hasta a caminar te voy a enseñar de nuevo >>ay sammy es el mejor, estás lista? >>si. >>vas a enamorar a tu pareja, te vas a ver como nueva >>estamos locos por hacerte de nuevo, queremos pulir este brillante, y la dejaremos de 40 kilates >>muy bien, mi sammy, listos entonces >>manos a la obra. >>ya volvemos entonces,vamos con un mensajito, yo te ayudo >>no, no, te quiero, pero suelta la tijera >>pero la maquillo >>si tan bella, te voy a dejar más bella que ella >>

sammy was taken away from them by police. after the parents told the doctor in the hospital they wanted a second opinion on whether sammy needed surgery and left the hospital against medical advice. the police showed up the next day. and here is what happened. >> hold on. you want to take away my baby? >> megyn: now the parents are getting ready to sue. joining me now former prosecutor and defense attorney. faith jenkins, former prosecutor and dr. marc seeing with the medical "a" team. they're getting ready to sue. if i was that mother i'd sue them for all they were worth. >> i would help them pro bono. i'm outraged by the video. but some of the facts that weren't discussed are compelling. they su a nurse in the i.c.u. give the baby antibiotics and doctor told the nurse not to give them antibiotics so they had ever reason to question the hospital. any reasonable parent could have taken them for a second opinion. cops got there and the doctors say the baby is fine. nevertheless, they come the next day. this is outrageous. >> t

so they left with little sammy against the hospital's medical advice.prompted the hospital to call police who showed up at the nikolia's home along with representatives from child protective services, and then they took sammy away from his parents. the entire incident was caught on tape. >> laura: shocking, right? the good news earlier in week, sacramento judge returned custody to the parents. but cps will continue to monitor their case. joining me now from our new york studio with more details is fox news anchor geraldo rivera. geraldo, russian immigrant parents, told their child needed open heart surgery, a big operation. they wanted a second opinion. how did that end up resulting in the child being taken away from them? >> start there. start with the fact they are, laura, russian immigrants. they came to the united states to the land of freedom. little did they expect that the state, the totalitarian entity would crack down on them and take the little baby from their arms in their home without a warrant and place the child in protective custody. they

it all started when anna and alex nikolayev took their 5-month-old son sammy to a sacramento hospitalth flu-like symptoms. now, against medical advice, they moved him to another hospital for a second opinion. the next day child protective services took sammy away citing neglect, but a judge stepped in giving the child back to his parents. >> we can walk in when we want. we can be with him. we can hold him in our arms. we don't have to be scared anymore. >> workers say the second hospital cleared their son to go home. >>> girls as young as 15 can now buy the morning after pill without a prescription, and it will be available on drugstore shelves no longer locked behind pharmacy counters. the fda lowered the age to buy the plan b one step emergency contraception from 15 to 17 or rather, yes, from 17 to 15, but the move falls short of a court order requiring the pill be made available to women of all ageses. >>> and a big warning for people who eat ground turkey. new testing on several brands of meat show most of it is tainted with dangerous bacteria. "consumer reports" tested more than

i took my son. >> they took sammy to kaiser permanente where records show the baby was safe to go home with his parents n a statement sutter says our nurses are bound by duty to call authorities if they believe a pediatric patient's health is in danger. >> people taking a baby away you know, you don't know what is going to go on. >> the parties say baby is still in the home. the parents have to agree never to take him from the hospital against parent's order autos still ahead a cancer warning for women smokers. >> and oby, an obese dog that can barely walk. the day he underwent surgery. >> i'm taking your questions on twitter and pace facebook. so you can contact me on abc 7 or on twitter at m finny. i'll answer questions here live in just a little bit. >> i'm spencer christian. a view of the western sky. it's sunny, warm today, we can see highs tomorrow we'll take a look at the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> taking a look at san jose now this is between 280 and 101. stay with us. >>> a pudgy pup is on the end of a weight loss journey he tipped scales at a whopping 77 pounds. you

. >> sammy wanted that. >> yes, sammy's right. >> it is the weekend. cheers, cheers to the weekend, thank you, tammy. >> all right. okay. here's a question for you -- we know it's the weekend and a lot of families and kids are going out to see the kids' games. the question is should kids compete or should they just go out and have the games and just enjoy themselves and have fun. >> where everybody's a winner. >> there's a movie called "parental guidance" billy crystal is in it with bette midler. they go to their grandsons' baseball game and they found some of this disturbing. take a look. >> strike three, you're out of there. >> there are no outs in this game. >> how do you know who's winning? >> every game ends in a tie. >> it's good they don't keep score. >> yeah, because your kid stinks. >> you're out! >> no, you're out! >> could you drive, i don't feel good. >> i love billy crystal. so there is sort of an attitude around, it's been sort of seeping into everything, the schools are culture, which is, children's self-esteem is so darn important, and

sammy is awaiting his transfer, but for anna and alex, having time with their son is enough for now.ay and he looks to the side and he looks at me, okay, she is there. >> anna and alex are not done with the courts yet. their next court date is set for may 28th. and they have to let child protective services come for a visit when sammy is home from the hospital. >> tamron, thank you so much. now let's head over to mat. >> thank you. >>> the boone family, well known for their deck as in show business and also their faith, we'll talk to pat and two of his daughters in just a moment. first, a little bit about their story. ♪ >> reporter: in the '50s and '60s pat boone graced the big screen. and topped the charts with nearly 40 top 40 hits and 45 million albums sold. ♪ it's a grand night >> reporter: that famous smile and silky voice gave even the king a run for his money. ♪ jesus keep me >> reporter: in the '70s shirley and pat boone brought their four girls and christian values on the road, performing gospel. and by 1977 it seems you couldn't turn on the radio without hearing debby boone

but the next day, police came to their house and took sammy away. know where my son is. they took my baby out of my heart, out of my hands. he walked away. i didn't know what to do. i didn't know where to start, where to look for. where is he? >> this case involves a fourth amendment violation and 14th amendment violation. >> a doctor, any hospital, anyone doesn't have the right to make decisions about a child's health care. >> at a court hearing earlier this week, a judge ruled that sammy be brought to a hospital at samford for evaluation. his parents regained control of his medical treatment but also stated that the parent must follow all medical advice moving forward and not remove their son from the hospital without proper discharge. >> we've been asking is that we get the treatment in a different hospital and we're going to have a second opinion. that's all we've been asking for. we got it. >> sacramento county child protective services told nbc news the law is clear. if there's imminent risk of physical harm to the child and insufficient time

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>> name is sammy, i believe. >> the name is what? >> sammy. >> samantha?ntha. >> how old is samantha? >> i thought she was 18 or older. >> 18 or older. what made you think she was 18 or older? >> just by the way she talked and acted and -- >> a lot of these guys will do anything they can to try to wangle the way out of the predicament they're in including saying, hey, look, i thought the girl was 18. and they don't know that i've already got the transcript where it says a.s.l., age, sex, location. truth is always the best here. so why don't you start over again and tell me how old did she say she was in the conversation? >> 13. >> 13. >> yes, sir. >> how old are you? >> 31. >> you thought it was okay for a 31-year-old man to come to a home where a 13-year-old girl was alone because why exactly? >> i didn't. >> then why did you do it? >> stupidity. honestly. i was -- pure stupidity. >> i think there's a good chance that greer is in that one group of these guys who probably wouldn't be involved in this sort of activity had it not been for the addictive natur

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fourth going into fifth and i have a preschooler that goes to (inaudible) and she is transferring to sammy (inaudible) next year. >> hi, (inaudible) and good evening everyone my name is angela and (inaudible) i have two kids. (inaudible) one is in 8th grade in san francisco middle school. [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> and a second one in garfield elementary school. >> and first grade, thank you. >> warren wo ng. [ speaking in a foreign language ] . >> i have a kid who are attending... spring valley elementary school second grade. >> yeah. >> thank you. >> okay. and everybody in. >> i have no public speakers on this item, are there any comments from the board? nets vote and we can welcome them. >> seeing no other requests for comments or questions from the board i think that we should do roll call. >> ly >> yes. >> fewer. >> yes. >> haney. >> yes. >> maufas. >> yes. >> mendoza, dr. murase? >> aye. >> wynns and nor? >> aye. >> on behalf of the board of education and particularly commissioner maufas but everybody, welcome to the council and we are pleased to have you. [ applause ] are

they leave with baby sammy and his mother says refused to say where they took him. >> i can't tell youight now because i'm -- you're not -- i don't think you're acting, you know, rationally. >> just walked out of the door. he was crying and that was the hardest moment just to leave go and let go. >> reporter: 5-month-old sammy was diagnosed with a heart murmur as a newborn. his parents had been taking him to a cardiologist regularly but when he was admitted to suter memorial last tuesday for flu symptoms, the nikolayevs say they did not like the hospital's care so they left admittedly walking out without a proper discharge. >> they told us they need to do surgery right away. we wanted to have a second opinion from a different doctor at a different hospital and took my son. >> reporter: they took him to kaiser permanente anyonety where records show the baby was safe to go home with his parents. in a statement suter memorial tells abc news "our nurses and physicians are bound by duty to call authorities if they believe a pediatric patient's health is in danger." but these parents say the

with three different overtimes before sammy jo tracy scored id athe women's lacrosse title was decided in three different overtimes. when you're a nascar driver dating a fellow driver.there will be moments like these. danica patrick - wrecked by her own boyfriend at the coca cola 600 last night. ricky stenhouse - whose dating danica - nudges her from the inside.enough to cause patrick to take out brad keselowski - who happens to be the defending sprint cup champ. patrick forced out of the race. keselowski limping in 32nd. i wonder what their conversation will be like? >> pam: have a great night we will see you 11:00 p.m. [ male announcer ] citibank's app for ipad makes it easy for ann to manage her finances when she's on the go. even when she's not going anywhere. citi tablet apps. easier banking. standard at citibank. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch t

. >> and it was entertainer sammy davis junior. you ought to have a big party for them. >> with 1300 guests it was the largest dinner and's huge tent covered the south lawn. bop bob hope was master of the ceremonies. >> you think it is finished and we opened the door and it was president nixon's study and we walked in and he said it is okay boys, that's all right. i will be down there in a minute. you go right a head. oh, my god we walked in on the president. >> for many, the highlight of the evening was singing of god bless america. >> my wife was standing there and tears falling on her face. she talked about that. >> that song gets me when they play in the ball games. that song is emotional. >> yeah. and now in just a few minutes, a wreath will be laid for those who did not make it home. they spoke softly about president nixon who kept their word. and tomorrow, we'll be here as well. back to you. >> fantastic story in california tonight. thank you, william. >> a head breaking news on the boy scouts of america. first, what do you

her husband sammy is in the business with her. now, these guys, sammy and amy, just trashing everybody after having seen the show. they fired a member of the wait staff during the show. they take it personally when food is sent back. they run customers out and say, you don't understand what good food is. >> they admittedly take tips from the busboys, service staff. it's crazy things they have gotten away with. >> you wonder if they hype it up but the fact they are making comments on facebook, that's legit. >> okay, guy. weigh in. >> wow. i'm just taking it in. i heard about this. it's tough. i'm a chef first and a restaurant owner way before i was on food network. it's a tough business. gordon's show is different from "diners, drive-ins and dives." how this has escalated, i'm in awe. >> unbelievable. they posted on the facebook page sammy and i will stand strong through the oppression that's been thrown at us. we ask that our supporters keep us in their prayers through this rough, unjust time in our lives. thank all of you and tha

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>> sammy, it was a good one. >>> coming up here, another good one. niecy nash here. she has a brand-new book in stores now called "it's hard to fight naked" which we'll talk about in a moment. you know, when niecy fell in love with her husband jay she wanted all her friends to be in love that. i remember. i was there and now she made it her mission to help as many women to find the right relationship for them and we are so happy to have you here. >> hi, honey bun. >> reunited and it feels so good. i love seeing you and i'm so thrilled for you about the book and, of course, it would have a title like this. >> what do you mean? what are you saying? >> hmm. how did you discover it's hard to fight naked? >> well, listen, listen, i don't think it's a secret that nakedness kind of calms any situation and if you say naked, you probably won't argue at all. >> you got married to jay and we all got to share in your wedded bliss. niecy nash's wedding bash on tlc, a total hoot. how has it been for you, this search and why do you feel the need to make sure that e

i was at table >> it was entertainer sammy davis, jr. a big celebration. >> he said to the president you ought to have a big party for them. wouldn't be aul nice to have all the pows at the dinner. >> it was the largest ever white house dinner. a huge tent covered the south lawn. bob hope was master of ceremonies. john wayne spoke. and given access into the house. >> what goes in this door. we opened the door and it was president nixon's study. he was sitting behind the desk. we walked in, oh my god. he said, it's okay boys. it's all right. i'll be down there in a minute. you go right ahead. we were like, oh, my god, we walked in the president. >> highlighted was the singing of god bless america, led by the man that wrote the tune,er singer berlin. >> my wife still talks about that. she talks about that. >> that song gets me. they would play it at the ball games. that song is so emotional. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> emotions were full friday night. everyone appreciated hearing from nixon's daughter and ross perot led the way in fighting for the pows. the

. >> it was entertainer sammy davis' idea to have a celebration. >> wont it be nice to have all of thewhite house dinner. >> it was the largest ever white house dinner and a huge tent covered the south loin and bob hope was master of ceremonies and john wayne spoke. >> one of us said what is in this dor? i don't know. it was president nixon's study. and he was sitting behind the desk and we walked in. oh, my god. it isoc, boys, that's all right i will be down there in a minute. you just go on a head. >> oh, my god we walked in on the president. >> the highway light of the evening was singing of god bless a america. >> my wife talks about it just to this day she talks about that. >> that song gets me when they play it in ball games. that song is more emotional with the star spanningled. nsnow god bless america. >> emotions were full friday night, too. everyone appreciated hearing from president nixon's daughter tricia and perot who led the way in fighting for the pow's. the men who originally sang gave a special performance. sn ♪ ♪ (singing) (applause) this is fox news. >> and now to bo

sammy davis jr. >> i had -- he was -- the celebrity host at our table, so my mom and i sat beside sammy and what a great evening that was. he was entertaining just to be at the table, so cordial and so nice. he then performed on stage as did many of the special guests. it was a wonderful evening. a time that we really realized that we were free and home. >> one of the people who was actually at the hanoi hilton with you was former senator and presidential candidate john mccain who happens to have just taken a trip over into syria. so you were there with him, and one of the things that we found very interesting is he talks all the time about vietnam, his experiences there, even the hanoi hilton. did you come back and talk about it or did you sort of find your way into discussing all of it with friends and family? >> i think we had time to process before we came home, so most of us were okay with talking about it. i never brought it up. if someone brought it up, i was very happy to talk about it and share whatever, you know, they wanted to know. but until this book came out, i really didn

they leave with baby sammy and his mother says refused to say where they took him. >> i can't tell you right now because i'm -- you're not -- i don't think y >>> we're morning maryland. we're starting off with a sunny note. the temperatures are going to be around 67 degrees. make sure that you do get out there and enjoy it. on thursday still sun shine in the forecast. upper 60s once again and temperatures will remain in the low 70s this weekends. lking out without a proper discharge. >> they told us they need to do surgery right away. we wanted to have a second opinion from a different doctor at a different hospital and took my son. >> reporter: they took him to kaiser permanente anyonety where records show the baby was safe to go home with his parents. in a statement suter memorial tells abc news "our nurses and physicians are bound by duty to call authorities if they believe a pediatric patient's health is in danger." but these parents say there was no imminent danger. >> it's like people taking your baby away. stealing your baby and you don't know what's going to go on. >> reporter:

the next day, child protective services took sammy away, citing severe neglect.ge stepped in and gave the child back to his parents. >> we can hold him in our arms. we don't have to be scary anymore. >> the parents say the second hospital cleared their son to go home. they say they feel violated he had been taken away. >>> a memphis police officer trying to stop a driver for not wearing a seatbelt ended up with his own traffic ticket. here's why. when he tried to make a quick turn he lost control, hit the utility guide wire, which forced his car up the power pole. the officer was not hurt but cited for failure to maintain control of his vehicle and striking a fixed object. oh, boy. oh, boy. >>> there is this from l.a. watch the motorcycle here. here it comes. plow right into a couple cyclists. ouch and ouch. the slow motion version makes it look much worse. it happened on mulholland drive. we are told the guy who was struck first spent some time in a hospital. but he has been discharged. miraculously didn't suffer broken bones but did come away with what cyclists

especially for people of sammy's age, nice for them to come together and see that other kids are going through the same thing. look at my friends that are here to support me. that's what the walk is all about. >> it's a fund-raiser as well. >> yes, our goal is to raise $110,000. we're almost there. so again -- >> go over that, that's not a bad thing. >> not at all. >> let's get you over that. >> all that money goes towards research and support services. so a great thing. >> as many as 700,000 people. there are probably many more than that, that they're diagnosed but maybe not talking about it. >> absolutely. there's people who they're afraid to go to their doctors. they tell their families the symptoms that they might have. if they come out and see everyone walking, maybe that will push them to go to the doctor and get some help. >> so there is still time to register for the walk tonight. >> yes, tonight. >> last minute. >> come right to the walk and they can register on site and enjoy the festivities. >> no more registration online, i'm assuming that's closed. >> right. >> if you want

sammy rivera worked on the shuttle 26 years, reviewing engineering drawings. >> well, i figure, the dayd, i won't go to work. that's the bottom line. there's not gonna be anything for me to retire on. >> you didn't expect to be unemployed 11 months and counting. >> at the max, i figured 3 months. i've applied for engineering jobs. i've applied for technician jobs. i've applied for entry-level jobs. >> have you had any interviews? >> three. >> total of three? >> total of three. >> three interviews in 11 months? >> yes, sir. >> do you have health insurance? >> no, sir. no, sir. my health insurance terminated on my last day of employment. >> how are you getting along? >> a lot of prayer. the medications that i was on-- out-of-pocket expense runs me over $800 a month. with no money coming in, i can't afford that. >> so he's taking only one of the two pills that his doctors say he has to take to avoid a heart attack. you know when you're raising that flag in your front yard? >> yes, sir. >> what are you thinking? >> this is my country. and i can't let it go down without a fight. >> the four

and president obama following the sammy course? with me is liz cheney.ed, don't appear to be in any way, but it's a reminder. how do you juxtapose what happened in these two instances with the speech the president gave at gitmo and terrorism? >> you put your finger on it. what happened here in the united states is the president in his speech laid out a very clear plan to take us back to the kind of approach we had to terrorism before very directly is saying e are going back to that. he's look for ways that we can, in fact, do away with the authorization to use military force. again, a president who seems to think that terrorism is a law enforcement matter. you know, you have a situation where both here in the united states and in europe, as well, there seems to be a real his stancy for political correctness reasons, for reasons of trying not to cause offense, i suppose, to name this what it is. it's islamic terrorism. when people say not all muslims agree with the terrorists, that's absolutely true. but most of these terrorist attacks we are seeing are b

. >> when african-american performers would come to las vegas -- sammy davis, for example -- they weree trip. ♪ the moulin rouge, the first racially integrated casino-resort in las vegas. the opening really was about bringing all of the community together. >> reporter: the sign went up in 1956, but the moulin rouge closed after just eight months. why didn't it succeed? >> some people say that maybe there was sabotage involved. there's a lot of wonderful urban legends, but no one really knows. >> reporter: despite the nostalgia, before the museum was created, many of the custom signs were gathering dust in the boneyard of the large electric sign company, or yesco, whose history is even older than the strip itself. >> grandpa started selling signs here in the 1920s. at the time we started the business in las vegas, it was not much. just a truck stop. >> reporter: in the glass room -- jeff young is the third generation to run his family's business. a company that pioneered signage on the strip and still makes many of its largest and most expensive signs. what would a sign today cost? >> w

guess what, he's doing it on the very same thing he built his last pivot on which is sammy. here's chris christie answering matt lauer's question about the role of climate change. >> i haven't been shown proof that's what caused it. this is distraction. i have a place to rebuild here. and people want to talk to me about esoteric theories. >> the thing to understand about sandy is proof is beside the point. sandy is an indicator of the clie clooi the ma future. and if you view it as unrelated to a larger climate pattern, you're going to be in bad shape. the attitude guarantees that. since taking office he has defunded the office of climate change and energy within the department of environmental protection. taking it it out of the energy fund to balance the budget, withdrawn the state from the cap and trade plan and perhaps most relevant so woefully underprepared his transportation agency for climate change that the state sustained $120 million in damage in sandy. according to a report from the record, new york's metro transit authority had 11 damaged rail cars total after sa

guy, pod up sammy. >> but later that evening, most of those same officers are working one of the biggestnvestigations they've ever tackled. the police are hiding in a garage behind our latest undercover house waiting to arrest the man who is about to walk inside. >> come inside. it's cold out here. >> 34-year-old mohammed abdullah works in real estate. he's married and has an 8-year-old daughter. >> hi, how are you? >> how you doing? >> good, how was your drive? >> good. do you want me to leave it open? >> yeah, you can leave it open, it's fine. >> long before he got to the house, abdullah used the screen names blondy91972 and midas1972 to chat with someone who was a 13-year-old girl. but he was really talking to a decoy for the online watchdog group perverted justice, a group we hired because of its experience pretending to be teens online who are curious about sex. in his chat, abdullah wants to know the girl's bra size, whether she slept with her old boyfriend, if she masturbates and if she's ever performed oral sex. then he says he wants to perform oral sex on her. >> it will be nice

i get up in the morning, sammy wright, make sure you get that on tape. >> i generally wonder what s&ps>> maria, did you hear that one? >> i love it. i love it. >> i think we showed john burbank's face, but lee cooperman did say, and you'll see this on cnbc for many months to come, first thing he does, turn on cnbc. we miss you here, maria. >> give me one idea one headline or one idea? >> the headline is very simple. back to the 1990s, we're going to be in an environment now where interstates can go up, stocks continue to do well, and the fact that everybody is bullish is not necessarily a bad thing, because there are periods like the late '90s where everybody being bullish, you make a lot of money in equities. that's the overall theme here. very different than it was three years ago. >> we'll leave it there. gary, enjoy. great to talk with you. thanks so much. >> turbulence ahead. up next, more airlines making it harder to redeem frequent flyer miles. even if you have a million miles, you're probably out of luck. before you get that credit card that awards miles, you need to hear this

i want to bring in sergeant sammy morris now, with the cleveland police department joining me on the phone. sergeant morris, thank you very much for taking the time tonight. we understand the three suspects in this case are going to be interviewed tomorrow. what more can you tell us about them at this time? >> currently, the three suspects, we know that they're brothers, and we had them in the division, central prison unit, awaiting an interview and charges. right now they're facing rape and kidnapping charges. >> and is there a reason, sir, that they haven't -- those charges haven't been filed yet or they haven't been interviewed, or would that be standard? >> well, that's normal because the investigators are still on scene. this is -- this investigation is going to take a while. they're going through the house. they're combing through the house, gathering more information so, when they do consult the prosecutors they want to have as much information and probable cause as possible to get these guys charged. >> the fbi obviously have been searching the house. have they found signific