so they prefer -- >> it will affect the real estate values in san miguel. so let's lift the carpet, let's just sweep the dirt underneath. >> because it's better not to say anything, not to scare anybody away. >> reporter: it was in the box where eduardo felt it. isolated, starved, beaten, beset by the glaring light, deafening noise, the fear of death. it was a revelation. and he hasn't been the same since. >> nothing really matters. material things have nothing. >> reporter: for eduardo, it came down, finally, to her. the woman he saw at the phone booth all those years ago, whom he wooed on his train car, who made a family and saved his life. who, as he sat crumpled in his box, kept him alive. and in love. >> i always knew love is important, but never as important as i know now. so you learn. it changes your life forever, for sure. >> reporter: we ha to tell you, though it is difficult to do so, that jayne valseca's breast cancer returned full force, and four years after she won eduardo's freedom, she died. and so now, their love story is focused on their c

if amazon went into small plate mexican food i'd close bar san miguel. george in florida. george? >> caller: love your show, never miss it. i want to ask you about boeing. i dumped out of boeing a couple of weeks ago when the ceo of delta said there will be a glut of wide body aircraft and now i hear today that boeing lost the bid for america's next generation of bombers to replace the b-52. so is now the time to get in or get out? >> it's interesting you say that. my charitable trust says we bought lockheed martin. why? because jane wells had a good piece saying lockheed martin and boeing are going to challenge northrop grumman. most challenges fail but i think the stocks have come down because they didn't win the contract. don't forget boeing you have to buy the planes in dollars so it doesn't have that weak dollar thing. it doesn't have the conundrum bothering so many stocks. jerry in new york. jerry? >> caller: hi, jim, jerry in new york. i'm calling for whitestone, queens and i have an investment in a company that specializes in wireless communication and it's up about 15% to

like constellation brand which is is modello and corona, i know this because we serve it at bar san miguel is profit taking. it had a mgood quarter. there's nothing fundamentally wrong with constellation brands. as a matter of fact, calling it a buyer. dennis in michigan. >> hi, jim, cri have lost over 4% recently. it let go of red lobster but yet has the yard house and restaurant featuring craft beers along with the olive garden, longhorn and bahamas breeze. what are your thoughts about the growth and buy now? >> people are saying the chart looks bad. we do a lot of chart work on tuesday but that is a wrap. listen man that's one ugly chart. here's what i come back with. the yield is 3.56. when it gets to 4%, i don't care. that restaurants you put in the other i think is fabulous and i want to buy it with a 4% yield. now sometimes you have to separate a company from its stock and while you like me may love the experience of shopping at whole foods and i don't think it's that expensive, wall street has focused on its declining same store sales. something i'm not sure the that they can turn

==boxes== the today show's miguel almaguer is live at sea world in san diego... and miguel - so far - this change is only happening at that specific park. ==miguel live== ==vo== >>> matter of fact seaworld saying the shamu show only affected in seaworld san diego. the show will go on in orlando and san antonio but seaworld san diego where the shamu show is the trademark here and declining numbers here and sagging ticket sales and making the change to appease its visitors, although critics say much more here needs to be done. seaworld is saying that while it is closing the shamu show, it's also expanding spending millions of dollars to grow its whale, its killer whale exhibit here. so, critics say this is somewhat of a bait and switch in this area. depends on who you ask whether this is real change here. much more on this story coming up on "today" show in just a few minutes. >> miguel from what i thought is usually sunny san diego. >> it is raining in san diego and raining access request in san jose. try to knock its websites off line. >> scott mcgrew hackers did

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miguel almaguer has more from san francisco. >> okay, here it comes! >> reporter: the wilhelmina pushed off from san francisco with crab season on hold and livelihoods on the line. >> for a lot of the guy, crabbing is 50% of their annual income. >> reporter: the california fish and game commission suspending the start of crab season after health officials warned dungeness and rock crab found along california could be deadly to eat. >> none of us like it. you don't like it. we don't like it. but we don't want anybody getting sick or dying. >> reporter: this season, noaa scientists are finding the crabs are tainted with toxins triggered by massive algae blooms, levels never seen before. >> this is really unprecedented because its size. and it's also producing the most toxins you've ever seen in seawater and shellfish. >> reporter: experts blame warming waters triggered by the el nino phenomenon. in some sections of the coast, the water temperature is up to 9 degrees warmer than average. scientists say it is the perfect breeding ground for these dangerous

san diego is not enough. critics said they want them to phase out its captivity of whales all together. first let me start with you, miguel is sea world saying about all of this? >> jose, good morning. the killer whale show is a trademark of sea world san diego because because of slumping sales, sea world says it's going to pull the plug at the show at the park but that doesn't have everyone over. >> reporter: the show is over, or is it? sea world saying they'll stop the show. while they're closing the curtain as we know it, in 2017 a new bigger killer whale exhibit will be unveiled, what critics this morning are calling a bait and switch. sam berg was a trainer at sea world. is. >> they're just retooling their killer whale shows so it's not going to have necessarily the theatrical side of the shows with the big leaps and jumps. >> with 24 killer whales in captivity at three parks, attendance is down at shows in san diego. >> all whales in captivity are psychologically traumatized. >> there's some facts about sea world we'd like you to know. >> after fighting back and perhaps losing the p.r. war, the company now sis it's

miguel almaguer. nbc news. on the san francisco bay. >> mark's in with sports - the n-f-c north race tightening up (mark) minnesota is quietly one of the best teams in the nfc. they had a chance to pull even with green bay today. those highligihts are next. plus, the hawekyes and huskers each pick k huge wiwi. finishes - all of which have gone against nebraska - the huskers finally landed on the winning end. and this nebraska victory - a one-point shocker over number-6 michigan state - could help change the tide for the rest of big red's season. brandon reilly- scoror the go-ahead t tchdown with 17 seconds to g g reilly went out of bounds and then was the first person to touch the ball upon coming back in bounds - normally illegal - but the officials said he was forced out, making him eligible to make the catch. tommy armstrong - back under center after sitting out last week with a bad foot, accounted for 4 total touchdowns. it was a much needed,-gritty comeback for the huskers. "every week, but particularly where we've b

miguel almaguer, nbc news, on the san francisco bay. >>> so a weather report from each of the 50 states in just seven days. who would attempt such a thing? the "today" show's al roker of course. he's upping his roker-a-thon. >> this year he has a different goal. he set out to deliver a local forecast in every single state in just seven days. yesterday roker was in sacramento and kari hall met up with him. and al, i should point, is not shaving because of movember. he told us about the logistics of the trip. >> i'm going to do it in a week, using planes, trains, automobiles, i think we have the oscar meyer mobile very exciting. >> began in hawaii on friday. it's a fundraiser for feeding america, an organization devoted to feeding those in need. >> and it was nice to see that kari got to go to sacramento and forecast with al roker. >> cheering him on. he's feeding america. and he's not shaving because he's helping raise those issues about mens health. also a great cause. now, here we have a great cause going on too. a lot of rain moving into the bay area. and boy do we need it. but it cam

san diego. while the show as we know it won't go on here, the orcas will stay. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> we're back in a moment with why so many customers are seeing red over starbucks' new holiday cups. >>> starbucks has what some might call a venti size controversy over the cups. in the past they had symbols like reindeer and trees but this year they are plain red leading to accusations they are taking christmas off the cups. some customers got revenge claiming their names are merry christmas forcing the baristas to write it out. they are supposed to be blank canvasses for customers to create their own stories. >>> a state of emergency has been declared in a small mississippi town after a gigantic hole, more of a trench, hundreds of feet long and growing, opened in the ground. the cave-in happened so suddenly it took over a dozen cars down with it. and as nbc's kerry sanders explains, the mystery over what caused it may not be solved. >> reporter: folks here thought the gaping trench that swallowed 14 cars and trucks in the ihop parking lot was a si

. >> miguel, a soreno from san diego depends on heart. can't rely on much else. >> well, anybody could beat me up, you know. it has happened before. >> i got dropped one time. passed by nortenos. i said something, they flipped my chair over. i fell over. yeah. >> nieves has served prior jail sentences for crimes, including residential burglary, burglary of a vehicle, and illegal possession of a firearm. now he has nine months for possession of ammunition by a felon. he lost the use of his legs eight years earlier while engaged in gang activity on the street. >> i was banging on the street. i got hit with a car. i got dragged for a block and a half. >> did you see the car coming? >> no. no, i didn't. i was too busy fighting. >> nieves passed out after the accident and woke up in a hospital. >> i didn't feel nothing until i woke up with morphine. i was like whoa. that's when it hit me, that it [ bleep ] happened. tubes and everything in my throat. you know what i mean? he was there when he went to the hospital, you know what i mean? >> javi

. >>> seaworld in san diego says it will shut down its once popular but now controversial killer whale show. it plans to open a new exhibit in its place but as nbc's miguel almaguer tells us, many say seaworld's move isn't enough. >> reporter: at seaworld san diego the show is over -- or is it? the park announcing next year it will phase out its killer whale show after years of mounting criticism over seaworld's treatment of orcas in captivitc. but while they're closing the curtain on the shamu show as we know it, in 2017 a new, bigger killer whale exhibit will be unveiled. what critic this is morning are calling a bait-and-switch. sam berg was a trainer at seaworld. >> it doesn't sound like they're phasing their killer whale shows. they're just retooling the shows so it doesn't have necessarily the theatrical side of the shows with the leaps and jumps. >> reporter: with 24 killer whales in captivity in three parks air, ten dance is down at shows in san diego. >> all whales in captivity are all psychologically traumatized. >> reporter: the critical documentary black fish helped build a wave of protests and picketing. >> there's some facts about seaworld

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miguel, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning. the killer whale show is the trademark of seaworld san diego, but with ticket sales slumping the company says it will end its long-standing tradition. enough. at seaworld san diego the show is over, or is it? the park announcing next year it will phase out its killer whale shows after years of mounting criticism of seaworld's treatment of orcas in captivity. but while they are closing the curtain on the shamu show as we know it, in 2017 a new bigger killer whale exhibit will be unveiled. what critics this morning are calling a bait and switch. sam berg was a trainer at seaworld is there it doesn't like they are actually phasing out their killer whale shows at all, just retooling their killer whale shows so it's not going to have necessarily the theatrical side of the shows with the big leaps and jumps. >> reporter: with 24 killer whales in captivity at three parks, attendance is down at shows in san diego. >> all whales in captivity are all psychologically traumatized. >> reporter: critical build a wave of picketing and backlash. >> facts

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san antonio. seaworld says it will also continue its very controversial breeding program. savannah, matt. >> all right, miguel almaguer, thank you. >> reporter: let's check back with al, his 50-state rokerthon. you are driving and what direction are you driving in? >> we're now in the state of illinois. we have moved into illinois. we haven't done a forecast yet so we don't check that off just yet. we've got a police escort. we're booking baby. this is fantastic! let's run some red lights but meantime let's talk some weather. take a look at what they got last night in reno, nevada. just where we were 24 hours earlier. we've been very lucky. been ahead of this bad weather. they picked up upwards of 6 inches of snow in some areas in and around reno, nevada, and that snow storm is making its way east. take a look at latest radar, still getting snow there. it's moving on in through nevada on into utah and also parts of the rockies. for today into tomorrow this storm will develop strongly, wind gusts of 55 miles per hour, blizzard watches and warnings in parts of colorado, kansas and on into nebraska. look at snow

san diego. it comes after intensifying criticism over the treatment of killer whales and amid sagging ticket sales. now the company is planning a new approach. our national correspondent miguel almaguer has details. >> reporter: sea world's trade market exhibit, the killer whale show, will be phased out next year. the stunning decision comes after years of criticism targeting sea world's treatment of orcas in captivity. the result, declining attendance. today's show, full of empty seats. the plan going public online to investors. >> we are listening to our guests, we're evolving as a company, we're always changing. >> reporter: sea world may close down the shamu show but issin visito vesting in a new exhibit. what the company calls a formal setting for with 24 killer whales in captivity, including in parks in orlando and san antonio, sea world is only affecting san diego's 11 orcas so far. >> they are an animal that deserves this great spirial power. >> the documentary back fish sparked worldwide protest in what some say is the driving force behind today's announcement. >> i think it is a recognition by sea world they need to move to a different business model and would you

that but san francisco and for the community this project is a good project and well-thought-out i ask you to vote in favor of the project thank you. >> afternoon commissioners i'm ron miguel as far as the item number 6 is concerned on ceqa any opinion is adequate and accurate and should be certified as far as the project is concerned i've lived 40 years less than two blocks from the site and obviously built r know that very, very well that is exactly what we how the of in the eastern neighborhoods you have a situation where you had a bus parking lot basically and a auto parts distribution you are coming into the neighborhood residential and services and you want the residential exactly in this type of location you have old foods and safeway all walking distance two to three coffee shops and several restaurant and two games and jackson park you've already heard about the electrician that will be given to jackson park directly across the street the design as evolved in my opinion very nicely and as you heard it is still evolving sitting where you're sitting i know the design will continue to evolve what you do today which i hope is to move this project forward well, still b

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that but san francisco and for the community this project is a good project and well-thought-out i ask you to vote in favor of the project thank you. >> afternoon commissioners i'm ron miguel as far as the item number 6 is concerned on ceqa any opinion is adequate and accurate and should be certified as far as the project is concerned i've lived 40 years less than two blocks from the site and obviously built r know that very, very well that is exactly what we how the of in the eastern neighborhoods you have a situation where you had a bus parking lot basically and a auto parts distribution you are coming into the neighborhood residential and services and you want the residential exactly in this type of location you have old foods and safeway all walking distance two to three coffee shops and several restaurant and two games and jackson park you've already heard about the electrician that will be given to jackson park directly across the street the design as evolved in my opinion very nicely and as you heard it is still evolving sitting where you're sitting i know the design will continue to evolve what you do today which i hope is to move this project forward well, still b

this is the host of the show, back then san miguel's mayor and co-owner of the tv station.she able to do free eduardo, or find his kidnappers? not a thing. how often was it reported on the television or radio? >> no, we never said anything. >> reporter: a request, she said, from the federal police. >> they said no comments in the radio station, no comments in the channel because we don't want these people to be afraid or whatever. and they could do something to eduardo. so it was like mouth closed. everybody was acting as if nothing was happening. >> reporter: everybody, perhaps, but jayne, who's need for information was making her crazy. remember, the kidnappers said, go home, you'll get an e-mail with our demands. but on day one there was no e-mail, nor on day two, nor three, nor day four. and then after five full days and nights of sleepless torture, jayne turned on her computer and read the news. >> we hope the senora has arrived well to her house. for the liberation of eduardo we are demanding the amount of $8 million u.s. dollars. >> reporter: $8 million. send the mon