, frappe des mains ♪ ♪ si tu aimes le soleil, le printemps qui se réveille♪ ♪ si tu ais le solfrappeesnch langueanculture ♪ilerintemps qui se réveille ♪ fact, ikehese.f rth amera-- ♪ si taimes le soleil, crieourr ♪ hourra! quel'un a pris la règle... teacher: oui... narrator: the children in this montreal school come from a variety of ethnic backgrounds, and at home, they speak many different languages. buevy day re ias they read, wri, and learn in french. why are these children so critical to the future of french quebec? the answer is demographics. narrator: like most of north america, quebecbut quebec's ban french-saking majori, known as the québécois, suffers from the lowest birthrate in all of canada. the situation is so serious that the provincial government pays families $6,000 canadian for every child born after the first two. but still, the birthrate is low. so quebec has had to look outside its borders and welcome immigrants from around the world. the problem is these immigrants threaten french culture. they are arriving and multiplying at such a rapid rate that the francophone

soleil moon frye is here to tell us about them. >> you got a lot of entries. >> yes, we had so many people on "today" and moon frye come on and share their stories. it was incredible. very excited. this is an amazing woman who has the online and gift registry. >> christy taylor, mother of three children from gainesville, florida, is one. tell us what you started. >> well, it was an e ppiphany a few years ago. i was in the toy store along with gifts to purchase, and looked for a digital solution and didn't find one. so -- >> show her how it works. >> it's called -- tell me how it works. >> it's a website and a mobile app. the website has a tool bar feature that you add to your browser any time that you're surfing the internet, simply click add to monkey wish. >> so you create -- >> any time you're on any other website like toys "r" us, click -- >> you're like this is what i want. >> now, you're a mom of three. you had no technology experience really whatsoever. so how did you start doing this? >> it was very scary. i can't lie about

in return solar company mia soleil will be able to use the location for its own research. >> this is our first system on one and half acres. we have seven acres, room for expansion. we're really excited about the future. >> city says the panels will generate enough electricity to power more than two dozen homes and keep up to 72 metric tons of caron dioxide from entering the atmosphere. >>> we're talking some showers right now. heaviest rain is in the north bay, light showers headed your way in the next couple of hours. you can see most of the activity is north of us. out toward the petaluma, santa rosa area, we've had on and off showers. the showers are dying down a little bit in santa rosa. we head to petaluma, showers picked up a little here, downtown petaluma. light showers, reports i'm getting are just drizzly, light sprinkles. toward pacificca there were sprinkles. those have backed off. you get a little activity out here by the ballpark, by candlestick and by the ferry building. but not a lot going on. but it will. things will change. in the east bay same thing. i think in the

you know, my girlfriends, we'd go to palm springs for the weekend and bain de soleil orange gelee which was basically like crisco for your skin. let's just put this and just bake in the sun, just bake because we all thought it was hot to have tans or whatever. obviously, there are things that you kind of look back and go, oh, wow. but for the most part, i'm finding a lot of humor in getting older. tavis: you mentioned humanity a moment ago. what is it about the humanity of children specifically that so turns you on, interests you as subject matter? >> because they're true. they're just the truest thing you're gonna find. here is the great irony. we're an adult. it's a book about bravery, about celebrating bravery in children in doing things for the first time, trying something new and succeeding. how often do we do that in our daily life? how often do we adults try new things? yet these children are so open and willing to try and willing to look foolish and stumble and fall. i think it's because, as we've gotten older, the media has made falling kind of like a joke. it's like the media

center joe manchin -- senator joe manchin said his many friends in the nra need to be part of the soleil white-hot debate. >> children and adults still reeling from the assault. >> you can imagine how difficult it is for residents. the latest including what is next for the children of sandy hook. >> police officers are coming together. their target is identity theft. that story is next. that story is next. >> live, local, late-breaking. this is wbal tv 11 news at five. wbal tv 11 news at 5:00 p.m. continues now. >> the connecticut school where a gunman opened fire will be closed indefinitely. it could be months before the school is turned back to the school district. police have confirmed there were two victims who survived. both will be integral. >> they saved many human lives. it broke our hearts we could not save the mall. >> the funerals were held today beginning with jack pinto and newtoah posner. the children are expected to attend another school but have not yet. two women decided to spend their days and sewing and kni tting. they went straight to work. >> they are called a prayer

chance encountering five years after sobriety, joe is starring as the crystal man in the cirque du soleilthe spark of change. the darkest of men carry the light. now i get to come down and shine. >> reporter: and while he says his addiction will never disappear, he's now living a life he thought he'd lost forever. dr. sanjay gupta, cnn, reporting. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> welcome to the next hour of "cnn saturday morning. we begin this hour with breaking news. our kansas city affiliate kctv reports a player on the kansas city chiefs football team allegedly shot and killed his groif, then drove to the practice facility and shot and killed himself. so far the identity of that player isn't known. we'll keep you updated on this breaking story as it develops and we get more information in. >>> also breaking news out of florida. there's been a deadly bus crash at the miami international airport. our affiliate wplg says a bus crashed into the arrives terminal. 32 people were onboard that bus. one person was killed. 31 suffered injuries. two of them were air lifted the a nearby hospital.

along with us, and the radio is going to be the means by which to do this, so they care a normal soleil -- they care a enormously. the third thing, another thing they do very early before they eliminate political opposition, and before they have nationalize , they began tomo target youth groups, and other kinds of women's groups, charitable organizations, church organizations. these are the groups they want to put under state control. they do not want any institutions of the kind to come into existence. >> let me ask you about the ymca in poland. >> they did have a building in warsaw. it was one of the few buildings to exist. very soon after the war people began to move into it. they have resources from outside. they were able to do things like bring in clothings and from the west and to feed people and set up soup kitchens. because of a shipment of jazz records that arrived at the ymca, it became the center of social life, and it was a place you went to go to parties in 1947 and 1948. you imagine a city where everything is rubble and there is almost nothing standing. the ymca, this pos

next door, he built another hotel and brought cirque du soleil to las vegas for the first time.asn't just about gambling anymore, and steve wynn was hailed as a visionary. >> i've been given too much credit for that, really. if you look at las vegas in the 1980s, there hadn't been anything built since 1973 new. and so the city was in a time warp. and, as has so often been the case, in the valley of the blind, the one-eyed man is king. >> so you had an idea, and you were king. >> yeah, all of a sudden, i looked like i was a rocket scientist. >> not a rocket scientist but a showman. >> captain of the britannia! ready, aim, fire! [explosions booming] >> when he imploded the old dunes hotel in 1993, the event became a steve wynn extravaganza live on television. [cheers and applause] out of the ashes, he built the bellagio--at the time, the most expensive hotel in the world. he sold the bellagio and mirage resorts in 2000 and pocketed more than $600 million. by then, las vegas was calling itself the entertainment capital of the world. steve wynn is known for his charm, but he's also

mind and he started to work on broadway as a dance, but it was a chance meeting with a cirque du soleilducer that changed his life forever. >> he saw something in me that was sort of inspiring and brought hope. >> today, three year after that chance encounter, five years after sobriety, he's starring as the crystal man in the cirque du soleil touring show crystal. >> the darkest of men carry the brightest of light, and here i was the darkest of men and i get to come down and shine. >> and he said his addiction will never disappear, he's now living a life he thought he had lost forever. dr. sanjay gupta, cnn, reporting. >>> well, the fiscal cliff is looming. and your wallets could take a big hit. it depends on what washington politicians do or don't do by january 1st. >> and the race for oscars is already on. we'll look at some of the top contenders for the coveted academy award. [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. governor of getting it done. you know how to dance... with a deadline. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and g

uy >>yo no puedo creer que soy un súper héroe y tratar de volar >>esta audicionando para circo do soleilyo como su licenciado no puedo ni debo opinar >>qué está pasando con mi marido. >>señora, cuando hable con su marido, no le diga que la informé de cosas que no debía >>no se preocupe. le agradezco me tenga al tanto delde de lo que ocurre en la oficina. >>y qué hace aquí. >>no sé, pero es un lugar muy inseguro. >>voy a bajar >>no, no, no baje, yo voy y pregunto >>no, de ninguna manera aquí la que va a hacer preguntas soy yo. >>no se pierdan ni un minuto de corona de lágrimas, esta noche a las siete, seis centro por univisión >>que'buena está la novela. >>atención, dale play a la música de por ella soy eva. ♪. >>como me gusta por ella soy eva señoras y señores y la canción ni se diga. >>le quedó muy bien >>en el capitulo de anoche muchas sorpresas. vamos a recordar el capitulo >>johnny, dale play >>aquí está el informe para la organizacion del aniversario de grupo imperio >>por qué cambiaste de opinión, y no vas a acapulco. >>me lo sé de memoria, he ido miles de veces y ultimadamente no

. >> the guilt trip, at three version of monsters ink and cirque du soleil: world away also opened this>> we will have the weather forecast coming up and were the rain is expected to [ woman ] ring. ring.d were progresso. i just served my mother-in-law your chicken noodle soup but she loved it so much... i told her it was homemade. everyone tells a little white lie now and then. but now she wants my recipe [ clears his throat ] [ softly ] she's right behind me isn't she? [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup. of green giant vegetables it's easy to eat like a giant... ♪ and feel like a green giant. ♪ ho ho ho ♪ green giant i can brew my coffee just the way i love it. how do you do that? inside the brewer, there's this train that makes coffee stronger, bigger, and hotter! actually, i just press this button. brew what you love with the keurig vue. >> we have some incredible video from san mateo sent by one of the viewers. >> as rain poured into a hillsdale mall parking lot look at the water. >> you could see it rushing down the steps of the stairwell cause and the surroun

roger waters, cirque du soleil's michael jackson tour and coldplay rounded out the top five biggest toursl: madonna. >> she's somehow back and caused a lot of controversy on the road this year. some good is coming out of a tragedy in connect cut. in social media a hash tag called 26 act has gone viral encouraging people to do 26 acts of kindness as little as one a day in honor of the sandy hook victims. it can be as simple as buying coffee for the person in line behind you or helping a stranger carry the groceries. saying something nice to someone or anything else. just tweet or post it to facebook along with what you did and use the hash tag 26 acts. >> bill: i've heard a lot about that. it is a wonderful wonderful thing. random acts of kindness. >> absolutely. >> bill: speaking of newtown we have seen, of course, as we started this conversation yesterday, we've seen far far far too many of tragedies but this one really seems to be the game changer. the game changer because again these are kids, these were first graders, these were 6 and 7-year-olds. and the idea that this gun violence t