with the angels and the shepherds ♪ ♪ give glory to the child! ♪ alleluia!oom! ♪ do not fear. ♪ god in his mercy has come down to earth, ♪ ♪ he takes flesh in my womb ♪ for all the world to see. ♪ rejoice, o world! with the angels and the shepherds ♪ ♪ give glory to the child! ♪ alleluia! ♪ mary, my bride, o mary my bride, ♪ ♪ what do i see? ♪ you, a virgin giving birth. ♪ strange mystery! ♪ rejoice, o world! with the angels and the shepherds ♪ ♪ give glory to the child! ♪ alleluia! ♪ joseph the bridegroom, ♪ o joseph the bridegroom! do not fear. ♪ ♪ god in his mercy has come down to earth, ♪ ♪ he takes flesh in my womb ♪ for all the world to see. ♪ rejoice, o world! with the angels and the shepherds ♪ ♪ give glory to the child! ♪ alleluia! ♪ warned by the angel we believe ♪ ♪ that mary gives birth inexplicable ♪ ♪ to the infant, christ, our god. ♪ ♪ rejoice, o world! with the angels and the shepherds ♪ ♪ give glory to the child! ♪ alleluia! ♪ alleluia! [playing solo] ♪ morning dawns, ♪ the moment of wonder, ♪ the threshold of darkness ♪ the threshold of dar

with the angels and the shepherds ♪ ♪ give glory to the child! ♪ alleluia!th the angels and the shepherds ♪ ♪ give glory to the child! ♪ alleluia! ♪ joseph the bridegroom, ♪ o joseph the bridegroom! ♪ do not fear. ♪ god in his mercy has come down to earth, ♪ ♪ he takes flesh in my womb ♪ for all the world to see. ♪ rejoice, o world! with the angels and the shepherds ♪ ♪ give glory to the child! ♪ alleluia! ♪ mary, my bride, o mary my bride, ♪ ♪ what do i see? ♪ you, a virgin giving birth. ♪ strange mystery! ♪ rejoice, o world! with the angels and the shepherds ♪ ♪ give glory to the child! ♪ alleluia! ♪ joseph the bridegroom, ♪ o joseph the bridegroom! do not fear. ♪ ♪ god in his mercy has come down to earth, ♪ ♪ he takes flesh in my womb ♪ for all the world to see. ♪ rejoice, o world! with the angels and the shepherds ♪ ♪ give glory to the child! ♪ alleluia! ♪ warned by the angel we believe ♪ ♪ that mary gives birth inexplicable ♪ ♪ to the infant, christ, our god. ♪ ♪ rejoice, o world! with the angels and the shepherds ♪ ♪ give glory to the child! ♪ alleluia

here at philipsburg manor,en shepherd gene sheninger is showing off his loyal shepherding dogs to the crowd. >> [ whistles ] >> but what exactly is sheepherding -- or a shepherd, for that matter? >> well, sheepherding is attending to sheep. shepherds are responsible for taking care of their sheep. so it means warming them, trimming their feet, inoculating them -- all of those things. i was in the corporate world, and i ran a couple of companies, so i have left the high-tech world to go to no-tech. >> so, what are the dogs for? >> well, i have two choices. i could go running out 600 yards myself and bring the sheep back, or i could send the dog out, and my preference is -- being a lazy man -- i'd rather whistle while they work. >> speaking of whistling, it's actually a pretty big part of sheepherding. the shepherd uses whistles to tell the dog what to do. >> every dog has its own set of whistles -- a different tune and a different pitch for each oneid of the commands. for example, the clockwise whistle sounds like the bobwhite quail... [ whistles ] and if i want them to go the other wa

, where the headquarters of the sea shepherd conservation society are located. sea shepherd activists began obstructing whalers in 2005. their activities have steadily increased. last february, japanese whalers were forced to call off their hunt. the plaintiffs saying they stay away from the japanese fleet. paul watson told us that the complaint is groundless. he hopes the u.s. court will give the appropriate judgment. he also said the group will continue to block the whalers. sea shepherd is preparing to depart from the antarctic ocean later this month. >>> interpol placed watson on a wanted list. last year a suspended sentence to a former sea shepherd captain, convicted from operations in the antarctic ocean. >>> next, we shift gears and go to our bureau in bangkok. >>> a pakistani investigative panel says it will complete a report by the end of the year on the time osama bin laden spent in pakistan. the al qaeda leader was killed by the u.s. military in the country earlier this year. there is keen interest in what the investigation will reveal. nhk world repo

, where the headquarters of the sea shepherd conservation society are located. sea shepherd activists began obstructing whalers in 2005. their activities have steadily increased. last february, japanese whalers were forced to call off their hunt. the plaintiffs saying they stay away from the japanese fleet. paul watson told us that the complaint is groundless. he hopes the u.s. court will give the appropriate judgment. he also said the group will continue to block the whalers. sea shepherd is preparing to depart from the antarctic ocean later this month. >>> interpol placed watson on a wanted list. last year a suspended sentence to a former sea shepherd captain, convicted from operations in the antarctic ocean. >>> next, we shift gears and go to our bureau in bangkok. patchari raksawong joins us with the latest on what's going on. good evening. >> hello, michio. >>> a pakistani investigative panel says it will complete a report by the end of the year on the time osama bin laden spent in pakistan. the al qaeda leader was killed by the u.s. military in the country

uh, shepherd, pitcher. shepherd's out. he told me his brain surgery could be a marathon. oh! me. be a pinch hitter. okay, torres, you're on-- i need you to sign for this. bone plates and titanium mesh? that's a lot of hardware. mm-hmm. i thought you said this guy's hand wasn't salvageable. yeah, well, i'm gonna try and rebuild it. it's gonna be really cool. april, meet me in the o.r. i need a small. oh, they're all larges. (april) what? no. we can't be out of smalls already. i told them we needed an assortment of sizes. i... i was very clear on the phone. (sighs) sweet. i'll look fantastic in this. and when you look good, you play good. am i right, avery? you know it. what the hell was that? what? what, are you guys pledging delta chi together? no, sloan's pretty cool, actually. he's, uh, been in such a good mood lately, he's letting me do half his procedures. he let me run the burn center last night. neat. okay. okay, grey, you're, uh... winning is an attitude. we're winners. yeah. (callie) okay, so this will hold his hand in place so i can see the tendon and nerve gaps, and-- w

for a grammy award but kenny wayne shepherd can. the world-renowned a blues rock guitarist is out with a new cd; " how i go " which just debuted at number one on the billboard blues album chart >>we had one of the members of the late helen wolfowlin' wolf's band.. and lots of other of my idols ... people still love blues here in chicago every time we visit this city we tried to bring at and make it extra special for chicago ... i was influenced early at the age of seven i met stevie ray vaughn ... his drummer has been in the band with us for years we have a stellar lineup we're really excited to be here and the new cd is doing really well it came out in august the fans really dig it it has been the first studio record we've done in a few years and many are saying it's our best we are going to do our first single off this new album ... [music "never lookin' back" by kenny wayne shepherd] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] light up your season with a brighter, whiter smile. with crest 3d white professional effects whitestrips. it penetrates

his shepherd, the wild bull, lives no more. dimusi, the wild bull, lives no more. i ask the hills and valleys where is my husband. i say to him, i can no longer bring him food. i can no longer serve him drink. the jackel lies in his bed. you ask me about his reed pipe. the wind must play it for him. you ask me about his sweet songs. the wind must sing them for him. satur, the mother of dimusi, weeps for his song. once my boy wandered so freelly on the steppe, now he is captured. once dimusi wandered so freely on the steppe, now he is bound. the ewe gives up her lamb, the goat gives up her kid. my heart plays the reed pipe of mourning. in a place where he once said my mother will ask for me, now he cannot move his hands, now he cannot move his feet. i would see my child. the mother walked to the desolate place. she looked at the slain wild bull. she looked into its face. she said, my child, the face is yours. the spirit has fled. there is mourning in the house. there is grief in the inner chambers. the sister wandered about the city, weeping for her brother. gestana

a local pastor showed us caves used by the shepherds on that holy night. >> they would use these caves to store their food a live. >> those shepherds became the first witnesses to a fulfillment of a prophesy given 700 years before when isaiah proclaimed, the virgin will be with child and call him emmanuel. today it is still the same. >> god himself came to earth to be born in a manger. >> chris mitchell, cbn news, bethlehem. >>> coming up, operation christmas child. how a simple shoe box is d's love to millions of needy children. >> welcome back. millions of children around the world will be blessed this christmas with a shoe box full of goodies. operation christmas child collects the shoe boxes to send to hurting boys and girls and provides an opportunity for kids to learn about jesus'. franklin graham's operation heads up christmas child. it shows the impact on needy kids. >> i want these children to know god loved them, died for them and rose from the grave and can make a change. we want the children to know the true meaning of christmas, god's love. >> operation christmas child has

he even for the shepherd -- even for the shepherd. >> look at me and my forefathers. us could read. now all of our children go to school. it used to be that none of us left here our whole lives. now we know how big the world is. >> this new view of the world was put to the test in 2008 when the taliban want to move into the region. there was a time the islamic fighters would have been welcomed. >> we send those people away. after all, our future was at stake. we want to continue developing in every way. in terms of education, money, and -- education and money. that can only happen if we have peace. >> the people no longer depend on the project. they have pooled their money and have produced their own electricity. they're proud of their success. >> that is all we have time for on this edition of "global 3000." we will be back next week. for now, up from me and the entire team, thank you for watching. i hope you'll tune in again in seven days' time.

his shepherd, the wild bull, lives no more. dimusi, the wild bull, lives no more. i ask the hills and valleys where is my husband. i say to him, i can no longer bring him food. i can no longer serve him

the shepherds also appear on the scene in luke's gospel, and in some ways, the point of the shepherds is that the message of jesus is not just for the elites and the priests and the nobles, but also for just very ordinary shepherds. according to one of the gospels, as soon as he was born, jesus was in danger. not only was he portrayed as a potential challenger to the roman emperor, but closer to home, he was also depicted as a rival to the king of the jews -- herod. "now, when they had departed, behold, an angel of the lord appeared to joseph in a dream and said, 'rise, take the child and his mother, and flee to egypt and remain there until i tell you, for herod is about to search for the child to destroy him.'" of all the characters in the birth stories, king herod is one of the few for whom we have alternative contemporary historical sources. man: in the last decade of his life, herod was an old man, so there are a lot of people around waiting for him to die. so that last decade of his life is filled, according to josephus, with lots of suspicion on both sides, lots of conspiracies,

. >> reporter: he claims he never had any money problems and that he didn't know about marcy shepherd develop a friendship with jocelyn? >> i did. >> reporter: or the journals or that jocelyn was frightened of him. >> in the end, make a decision when you have all the information. >> reporter: the women who stand by wesley earnest believe the evidence against him does not add up. >> a partial fingerprint in a place he called home for over ten years. excuse me, where's the d.n.a.? yes, he committed adultery. okay? being an adulterer does not make him a murderer. >> reporter: do you think wesley is capable of murder? >> no. >> reporter: is there any chance that he's put one over on you, that you've fallen under wesley's spell? >> i don't think so. i feel like i'm strong enough to know when someone has pulled the wool over my eyes. >> reporter: jocelyn's father, bill, was now face to face with an alleged murderer who used to be his son-in-law. >> first time in a long time that i had seen wesley was in the courtroom. ( sighs ) i was thinking, "that is the son of a bitch who killed my daugh

merry christmas shepherd and all of our viewers.one thing for christmas. >> there it is. the holy grail of christmas gifts. red ryder air rifle. >> ralphie. what would you like. >> a red rider air rifle. >> oh, no. shoot your eye out. >> you guys remember a christmas story. it is back with a hilarous holiday musical and they are here stars of the stage. a christmas story the musical. [applause] ♪ ♪ you don't need a seed to be a cowboy. no. ♪ not a hero just by galloping up in the sun. ♪ what you need to be a cowboy. keep it trembling on the run. ♪ is a red bee bee gun. ♪ you go about the windy. ♪ all protect the neighborhood. ♪ and that winnow shows that weasels how the wild west was won. ♪ bang, bang. ♪ the red bee bee gun. ♪ my teacher could be taken by a pack of thieves. ♪ and my class invaded by cartoons . kids hurry down the hall. but they would be okay. ♪ i will save the day. and ♪ oh, ralphy, no bully can ever make fun. ♪ my mom is trying. and my dad is yelling. ♪ that boy is my son. ♪ with a red carbide bee bee gun. ♪ it is

. >> reporter: he claims he never had any money problems and that he didn't know about marcy shepherd. >> did you develop a friendship with jocelyn? >> i did. >> reporter: or the journals or that jocelyn was frightened of him. >> in the end, make a decision when you have all the information. >> reporter: the women who stand by wesley earnest believe the evidence against him does not add up. >> a partial fingerprint in a place he called home for over ten years. excuse me, where's the d.n.a.? yes, he committed adultery. okay? being an adulterer does not make him a murderer. >> reporter: do you think wesley is capable of murder? >> no. >> reporter: is there any chance that he's put one over on you, that you've fallen under wesley's spell? >> i don't think so. i feel like i'm strong enough to know when someone has pulled the wool over my eyes. >> reporter: jocelyn's father, bill, was now face to face with an alleged murderer who used to be his son-in-law. >> first time in a long time that i had seen wesley was in the courtroom. ( sighs ) i was thinking, "that is the son of a bitch who kil

last year she was a shepherd. this year she and her friend, maggie cole, have dual roles.e birds, and they are also sheep. >> i think it is important to have pageants because they're fun. they don't take a lot of practicing. well, at least ours don't, and they always turn out really good. >> so the angels says -- >> reporter: director pam marx believes embodying the characters helps, in her words, "burn the story" into the children's brains. the actors agree. >> the kids get to learn more, and the people that are in them get to learn more about like christmas and god, and the parents can be sure that their kids are getting what they need about -- what they need to learn about things like that. >> i'm the loudest. >> reporter: marx says it's not always a perfect production but, she adds, it always seems to work. >> remarkably enough it comes together, and i would say there are times when it's been a greater miracle than others, but it's always a miracle to me that somehow, wow, they told the story again. >> i sometimes think it's in the lines that are forgotten and the bath

let's do what one shepherd said to the other shepherd. let's get the flock out of here. come on.o. it's all right. you're all right, baby. aah! is it him? no, it's not joshua. [loud rock music playing] hey, what are you-- [3 rapid gunshots] riggs: joshua! come on! come on! let's go! come on! come on! come on! aah! move it! move it! move it! move it! [horn blares] [horn honks] stop! stop! stop! get out of the stupid car, lady. come on, get out! what are you doing? police officers! police! aah! freeze! i'm a police officer. i got a badge in my pocket. get me some backup and take care of the girl. hey! hey! get off my car! hey, riggs! yo! the freeway! he's going for the freeway! you ok? yeah. cut over the third street bridge! you'll be able to get ahead of him! general mcallister... time for you to die. [honk honk] [horns honking] whoa! hold it! you all right? get back in your car! mind if i test-drive your audi? [brakes screech] stop, you son of a! damn! he got my car! yaaagghh! get back! hey, man, i'm cool. i'm cool. [horn honks and honks] stupid! [siren] let's get out of here. op

and we're glad the german shepherd is okay, too.layton sandell, thank you. >>> we turn overseas tonight and to north korea, to the marathon mourning ceremonies for kim jong-il. they came to a close today. kim jong-un, the late dictator's son, in his 20s, was as expected proclaimed the nation's supreme leader. and a fascinating detail that speaks volumes about life in north korea. look at this photo here of the funeral procession and you'll see a camera crew on the left there. yet, north korea's state controlled media put out their version of the picture with the crew photoshopped out. they control every image, even of their new leader. >>> and back here in new york tonight, we took note of a milestone this evening at the ground zero memorial. 1 million people have visited since the memorial opened this september on the tenth anniversary. with its two giant fountains and museum, 10,000 visitors are now seeing that memorial every day. it is something. >>> still have much more ahead here on "world news" this thursday night. the idea of

the young man's father through a water bottle over the edge of the cliff and their german shepherd mix went to fetch the bottle. what happened next gained national attention. >> i was trying to rescue my dog. i tumbled down, then i got stuck. >> 35 at firefighters responded as the boy and his dog waited 90 minutes dangling precariously as rescue workers moved closer on an unstable hillside. >> the helicopters were kicking up rocks. >> yeah, they were hitting us in the face. >> wanted to hoist them out, but the wind from the routers forced them to plan b. >> we were able to rappel down, secure the victim and his dog and it with them to safety. >> finally they were slowly brought down and on injured. that's how long were you out there? >> about two hours. >> house. was it? -- how scary was it? >> very scary. i appreciate it. >> two hours later, he was an arms of his family, no worse for wear. >>> tonight, gabrielle giffords makes it an important date. also still ahead big changes if your a verizon wireless customer. your bill may be going up. >> it will be called tomorrow, but it will be

out in the field, and shepherds and angels broke the silence. peace and goodwill towards men.ve this story by serving one another. it is more blessed to give than receive. especially when so many of our fellow citizens are without jobs and in need. christmas is not a distant historical event. i always bring it up closer to the story. on behalf of our family, i want to wish all of you a very merry christmas. [applause] now we are going to do what we came here to do, to light the tree. turn around here. to help in the honors is a 7- year-old from california. not just any seven-year-old, he is a cub scout. if something goes wrong, i know he will know how to figure this out. his parents, lisa ann richards, his older brother ricky and his little sister. how about a round of applause for johnny crawford. this is the big switch right here. how about we do a count down? how about we start with five, four, three, two, one. [applause] good job. christmas tree" playing ] ♪ >> thank you so much, speaker boehner. does the tree not look wonderful, ladies and gentlemen? thank you for coming

he was a german shepherd. we paid good known have the cancer treated.d well to the chemo and his kidneys failed. that's why we had to put him to sleep. now i'm on pilot and paws which is a website that people have dogs that have to be transported, these are rescuers who pull them from high kill shelters, post on this website they have dogs to move from point a to point b. pilots like me get emails another has been posted. i scan through them to see if there's any rescue flights within my area that i could do. >> how are you doing? >> safe some more dogs. >> it's okay, beau. >> they look like they know they are about to be saved. this is different. there's people loving people this there's other dogs around them. they almost know they are going to their forever home. >> he wants to be in the back seat. he managed to get to the front. >> transporting dogs is one of the most important steps in saving dogs. you have to move them from rural areas typically to more urban areas where there's a higher probability that they are is going to get rescued. >> come o

the shepherd mixed puppies were found hungry and covered with fleas and worms. the seventh pup was discovered a week late skbrer will be available next week. looks like a happy ending. >> coming up next, meet luna and pablo. >> yes. newest members of the san francisco zoo. stay with us. >>> coming up in a half hour, police in pinole closed the books on a 12-year-old murder case. >> tonight a moratorium on all new pawn shops because of a crime spree taking place around the country. >> and the floating start up. a weigh station that could be the solution to a immigration issue. those stories and more coming up at 6:00. >> and there is two donkeys are the newest residents of the san francisco zoo. >> and just so cute. experts say they'd do best when they live together. it helps them avoid stress and loneliness. >> they can live up to 35 years. >> great to see them out there. that is going to do

shepherd smith has more on that. >> reporter: 2011 began like any other year.better year ahead and, of course, res augusts -- resolutions. days into 20 heaven, chaos and unspeakable violence erupted in a grocery store parking lot in arizona. gun fire interrupted a political event near tucson, a gunman shot congresswoman gabby giffords in the head and wounded 18 others, six of them killed. amazingly, giffords surprised the assassination attempt and made a triumph fant return to washington a few months later. a wave ofup rest across the middest east in north africa, citizens toppled longtime leaders in tunisia and egypt but the dangerous dictator of libya who put up the biggest fight. his 40-year rein of terror game to a gruesome end when fighters killed him in his hometown in october. the arab spring stretchd into summer and fall with deadly protests persisting in syria and a 8.9 quake unleashed a devastating tsunami and triggered a meltdown at this power plant. a stormy spring in the u.s. meteorologists said there were more than 750 tornados in april alone and

fox's shepherd smith takes a look back at 2011. reporter: 2011 began like any other year, hope for a better year ahead and, of course, resolutions, but just days into 2011 chaos and unspeakable violence erupted at a grocery store parking lot in arizona. gunfire interrupted a political event near tucson. a gunman shot congresswoman gabby giffords in the head, wounded 18 here's, 6 of them killed. amazingly giffords survived the assassination attempt and made a triumphant return to washington a few months later. a wave of unrest in africa, citizens toppled the leadership in egypt, but moammar gadhafi put up the biggest fight. his 40 year reign of terror finally ended when fighters killed him in his hometown in october. the arab spring as it became known stretched into summer and fall with deadly protests persisting in syria and yemen. march 11th a massive earthquake shook japan. the magnitude 8.9 quake unleashed a devastating tsunami trig iring a meltdown at this power -- triggering a meltdown at this power plant. a stormy spring in t

lola, the one-year-old german shepherd mix went after the bottle and then huffle -- then tumbled halfway down the 300 foot press his. the went after her, and also fell halfway. >> the dog was getting nervous, she was shaking allot, and i was slighting down as well. >> reporter: a large bloom of stuff starting pelting the sky. two firefighters repelled over the side of the cliff, attached harnesses to the two, and then whisked the dog away first, and then snap ivan just as the hillside beneath him slipped away. the only thing hurt, his feelings for his dad. >> he gave me a hug, and then he just gavemy money, because he knew it was his fault. >> reporter: lola didn't really blame anyone. >> oh, lola is fine. she's call and relaxed right now. >> reporter: ivan said he would have only lasted another 20 minutes before his strength ran out. >> we know it's fun to crack the bubbly, but can also lied to an emergency room visit in not not careful. we'll show you how to open your bottles safely. >>> we have tip tips on how to get a handle on that hangover. >>> tomorrow millions of us will ring in

i went to manhattan in the fall of 2005 and the big boss of the whole group, nancy shepherd and carlin coburn in publicity. we met in a little room and i stated my case and they said, this is your first book so you need to listen to a few things here. first of all only 12 percent of nonfiction books make a profit and 2/3 are pre chosen by the publisher. we'd like to put our marketing arm behind us but your having to fight tear riz m to this. since i grew up in africa and worked pakistan for many years you never settle a deal without driving a hard bargain so i said if the hard cover doesn't do well, i'd like the subtitle changed later on for the paper back. julia and our other board relently pounded away month after month. i was in pakistan of december of 2006 and there was a new editor on the book and they said they decided to change the title to one man's mission to promote peace. the hard cover didn't do that well. sold 20,000 copies. while the paper back came out on january 30th of this year and since out it's been on the new york times best seller selling over 700,000 copies now.

sherry shepherd told her she wasn't sure if the world was round and didn't get a what. last week syrian dictator assad, who launched a murderous crackdown on his own people told barbara walters this. >> we don't kill our own people. nobody kills... no government in the world kills its people unless it's led by a crazy person. [laughter] >> jon: that, that didn't get a "what?" barbara walters was able to suppress her incredit duality in all those situation, but five minutes with herman cain. >> department of defense? >> what? >> jon: it literally blew her mind. look at her ears. you can see there's blood coming out of her ears. [laughter] he gave the woman an aneurysm. oh, sadly we have bigger balls to fry. balls that belong to one willard mitt romney, who is facing a bit of an uphill battle in his race to be the republican nominee. by "uphill battle" i mean nobody seems the want to vote for him, so he's decided on a ballsy new tact. >> he's going after gingrich, questioning his conservative yes den,s. >> jon: romney is questioning gingrich's conservative credentials. ba

a two-hour family drama, starting with the one-year old german shepherd mix that went after the bottle and tumbled half way down. ivan, 19, tried to fetch lola and got stuck. firefighters and a helicopter sort of came to the rescue. >> when the holocaust -- helicopter came to rescue me, that is what i thought i was going to die because the dog was getting nervous and shaking a lot. and then i was sliding down as well. >> large plumes of dust and rocks -- >> the rescue team had to shift to plan b, and two brave firefighters attached to ivan and then whisked the dog away first and then snagged ivan as the whole side slipped away. the only thing hurt, his feelings for his dad. >> he gave me a hug and then gave me money because he knew it was his fault. >> lola did not blame anyone. >> she is fine. >> he said he would only have lasted 20 minutes more before the string ran out. he also said he is done hiking with his dad. >> maybe a leash next time. >>> north korea is signaling it will not be a kinder, gentler nation. the communist country released a stern new message, warning the world the

i am a eucharist the minister at the good shepherd church where jay and i sing in the choir.our family is fortunate because we have never fell discriminated against in our community. our friends, mostly heterosexual couples cost a model family. they even call us and their role models. we try to mirror the best family values in spite of the fact that our children are so well adjusted to the love that we parents have been able to provide their classmates to know that they have two moms and it has never been an issue. i can say without any doubt, our lives were almost perfect until the morning of january 8, 2009. that morning at 6:30 a.m. ice agents showed up at my door. they were looking for a mexican girl. jay did not think twice about letting them in time. when i asked to search, it turned out they were looking for me. the agent showed me a piece of paper which was a 2002 deportation letter, which i informed i had never seen. before i knew it, i was handcuffed and taken away like a criminal. i was put into a van two other men and searched like a criminal. in an instant, by am

there you will find the shepherd, dimusi. anana and gestanana went to the steppe. they found dimusi weeping. anana took his and and said, you will go to the underworld for half of the year. your sister, since she asked, will go the other half. on the day gestanana is called, that day you will be set free. anana set dimusi's hand in the and of the holy, great is your renoun, holy aristagal. i sing your praises. thank you. >> welcome to town. it is nice to have you here. >> good to be here. i want to start right in about this book, um by having you read us, this letter that your brother wrote to you when he was at the university of pennsylvania and you were the younger sister that starts right down there. remind us roughly what the year was. >> the year was 1965. the moral of this story is never have a younger sister who never throws away a piece of paper. i discovered this letter 4 or 5 months before i finished this book oh my god, a paper trail sets us straight. >> read it to us. >> only people from brooklyn uses the word geez. your letter doesn't have a single wor

. >>> the six australian shepherd mix puppies were dumped near a fence. the puppies were hungry, dehydrated and ridden with fleas and worms but now they are all healthy. one already has a new home. they are all ready to be adopted. and feliz will be ready next week. >>> with just two days left to get a tax deduction for a charitable contribution, two things you need to know to make sure you don't lose it, still ahead. >>> and take a look at what was found on buses carrying some bay area children on a ski trip. the police chief in charge of the investigation tells us why no one got busted. >>> clouds and fog over most of the bay area right now. rain showers up to our north, coming up the one part of the area that has a chance of a few sprinkles for tomorrow. and the one direction temperatures will be headed this weekend. >>> officers in east palo alto today geared up for new year's eve. some people celebrate by shooting up in the air, but police say it's a risky and dangerous tradition. other bay area police agencies will also use the shot spotter to enfor

he is our shepherd through the legislative process. >> when the captain came to talk to me about the notion of the guardians of the city, when i first came into office, it was such a no-brainer. i stand before you today as a member of the board of supervisors representing district two and also as someone who feels a personal connection to what we're doing. i grew up in the marina district. i went through the 1989 earthquake in a personal way. my family home was severely damaged in the earthquake. we were forced out of our home for over a year while it was repaired. we spent the first three weeks volunteering for the red cross shelter, seeing my neighbors getting tagged and told whether they could go back in or would never be able to go back into their homes. i witnessed firsthand what our public safety departments did. for that, we are forever grateful. it is a testament that we have mayor lee and the heads of all our public safety departments with us today. as a kid whose parents were founding members of nert, for me it is such a personal thing. it is something i am happy and proud