que st. judentarnos sobre el increible trabajo que estan haciendo, aqui tenemos a mi amiga angelica vale. >> a pesar de todo el maravilloso trabajo que st. jude lleva acabo aqui en los estados unidos, un 70% de los niÑos alrededor del mundo todavia no tiene acceso a tratamietos medicos modernos. es ahi donde el programa de alcance internacional entra en juego. este singular programa le ofrece a sus clinicas afiliadas lo ultimo en entrenamiento medico, educacion y tecnologia para que puedan ayudar a salvar la vida de niÑos con cancer alrededor del mundo. los resultados hasta ahora han sido asombrosos ya que los indices de supervivencia para niÑos con cancer han aumentado drasticamente. en san salvador, por ejemplo, donde st. jude se ha asociado con el hospital benjamin bloom y con la fundacion "ayudame a vivir" los doctores de st. jude trabajan muy de cerca a los doctores locales para ayudarlos a salvar vidas inocentes. cada maÑana, la sala de espera del hospital se llena de niÑos enfermos, y de su

st. jude children's research hospital gave us hope. announcer: because at this moment, st. jude children's research hospital is saving lives with pioneering research and care. we're changing the way the world treats childhood cancer by sharing our discoveries with doctors and scientists everywhere. and we'll never have to pay st. jude for anything, ever. at this moment, she wants to be in her own bed. i want to be outside playing. announcer: please take a moment and join st. jude in finding cures and saving children. visit stjude.org. at 15, i was addicted. by 40, i'll have lung disease. at 50, i'll die of a heart attack. dr. regina benjamin: cigarette smoke causes immediate damage that leads to health problems, even death. those who quit or die are being replaced by a new generation of smokers. i'm dr. regina benjamin, united states surgeon general. go to cdc.gov. learn how to make our next generation tobacco-free. >>> welcome back. some good news for general motors this morning, about the safety of two of its suvs. crash test results released overnight show that the chevy

. $7,500 was raisedded to st. jude children's research center.a solar flare. this happened wednesday. check out those massive magnetic loops, call prominences on the sun surface. scientists say each loop is so large 15 earth-size planets could fit inside them. solar flares are powerful bursts of radiation, the harmful radiation from the flare cannot pass through the earth's atmosphere but can disturb the atmosphere in the layer where gps and communication signals travel. >>> from the sun to the moon. now you have an opportunity to own a tiny piece of it. a wide variety of testimonies will be up for bid starting tuesday during a space history auction, including a lunar dust covered shoulder strap from the apoll low xii mission. >> it's not legal to own moon rocks or moon dust. so the closest you can come is to buying something that an astronaut touched and accidently brushed moon dust off on to. so if you want to own a piece of the map, this is the closest you will get. >>> other highlights including a motion picture site ring a filter put on the

announcer: please take a moment and join st. jude in finding cures and saving children. visit stjude.org. >> if you suffer from allergies, great news that could allow you to skip the next round of shots. the food and drug administration has approved the first tablet for gradually reducing allergy symptoms an alternate to the allergy desensitizing shots that dissolves under the tongue for patients age ten to 65 and reduced symptoms and the need for medicine up to 30 percent. we will weigh in with more on that at 7:00 a.m. >> will ferrell will not go to a local high school prom after all but the comic actor is amused by the teacher's attempt to get him there. ♪ let it go ♪ let it go ♪ ♪ the choir never liked me anyway ♪ >> the high school teacher posted two video on youtube trying to get will ferrell to co-chaperone the prom and the actor thought the video was funny but he will be in europe during the prom. >> but otherwise... >> right, otherwise ... >> if it works he will be getting more individual questions from leyla gulen and me. mike? >> nice. >>> good morning, everyo

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st. jude's, you have to learn about these women whose stories are contained in this book.der if you can describe a couple of them and give us a flavor of what they managed to accomplish. >> a lot of them, all kinds of things happen that force you to make a change. maybe you got laid off. maybe your husband died and you have not worked before. your children grow up. you have a dream of raising a family, but the minute your daughter or son has a drivers license, you are toast. you have to figure out what your next dream is. what these women prove is that you can start over at any age. one woman's husband died. she was raising three children. she didn't have any idea how to make a living. she used to make jewelry for her friends. her friend said, sell the jewelry you make. so she made her jewelry. she took it to local stores. she sold online. the great thing about online is you don't have to pay rent on a store. she made enough money to take care of her children. she is doing something that she loves. all of these women, all of them did something that got them out of the hole

amgen, expedia, facebook, qualcomm, st. jude medical, western digital. these are 10 of 24 names.of those names on twitter @ajinsight. here is why you care. it's real simple. you invest in your business. where did it go? come on back, little friend. this group of stocks year to date -- look at this. here it is. up six point nine percent. versus the s&p 500, up two times. investing your business, ok, and people invest in your stock. adam.nks so much, now to highlight a couple of movers and today's session. barnes & noble. shares of the struggling bookstore chain of fallen the most since june. liberty will hold onto about a 10th of its initial investment chain.bookstore and seaworld entertainment, watching those shares as well. drop in a 13% attendance in the first quarter. the company has been giving deep discounts over the past year. we have more on the markets in 30 minutes. ♪ . . ♪ alexa live from pier three in san francisco, welcome to "bloomberg west" where we cover innovation, technology and the future of business. tensions rise over income inequality in san francisco. march

announcer: please take a moment and join st. jude in finding cures and saving children.it stjude.org. this is sports report brought to you by river rocca sin know. >> he's in just his full first season with oakland but sonny gray has became is the ace of the staff. what do you think? do you like guys with a mustache? >> maybe not that kind of mustache. >> not tom celica. oakland jumped on top of the first. two-run shot by josh donaldson, his second of the season. after a shak, gray allowed just one run over seven innings and tied a career high with nine. in strikeouts. in the. >>th, a confusing moment for jhonas sestito. ackley drops the exchange. the new rules say that is not a catch but sestito was hecespide heading toward the dugout. runs were scarce at at&t park. the only score came in the third with the man on, troy tulowitzki. hunter pence with the throw home. not in time to get charlie blackmon. former a's pitcher brett anderson threw three shutout innings. he hurts his pitching hand. you can see he's in pain. he was diagnosed with a bruised left index finger. the

announcer: please take a moment and join st. jude in finding cures and saving children. stjude.org. ♪ [ ballroom blits plays ] >>> all right. pretty well-known, sometimes things explode during nascar races. this time tempers overheated. >> two drivers got into a knock-down, drag-out fight after the race. michelle franzen has the story. >> the heat of the moment captured on video. nascar drivers casey mears and marcos ambrose go from the finish line to an all-out brawl following the toyota race in richmond. >> there's actual shoving going on. there's a punch, a swing. >> watch closely in the garage after the race. an exchange of words, then shoving that quickly ramps up with ambrose punching mears in the face. mears doesn't back off but crew members break it up. that off-track rumble spilled over from the raceway where the two drivers mixed it up, bumping, rubbing rubber as it's known in the racing world and movies like days of thunder. >> rubbing, son, is racing. >> it's not the first time tempers fueled nascar feuds beyond the track. a war of words erupted after brad ke

st. jude's.mead when i said i liked boston scientific and now they doubted me on the incredible edwards life science and i'm saying dexcom is okay. rich in virginia. rich? >> hi, jim. love your show. love your book? thank you, han. thank you. >> delta air lines. is now a good time to get into it? >> i love that the stock clie declined 18%. i think oil can peak and if it does, it can go forward. >> i need brian in california. >> jim, boo-yah to you. >> right back at you. >> i wondered what your thoughts are on colony financial. >> colony financial is one of these companies that does a lot of stuff that i don't necessarily am privy to what they own, but i will tell you this, it's run by tom barrack and tom barrack has money and i'm going to recommend the stock. let's go to brian in nevada. brian? >> hi, jim. how are you doing? >> i'm doing pretty good. how about you, brian? >> i just want your opinion on arna, arena pharmaceuticals. >> no. >> don't buy! don't buy! >> people were furious at me on tw

st. jude's hospital. what they do for families and for these kids is amazing.eatment for as long as they need. what do you think? >> uh-huh. >> i like the taste. >> my mom's going to be happy. >> i like it, too. >> the taste mixing -- >> okay. you can stay. you're a keeper. >> i made it? >> you're a keeper. we know that you're going to have to leave in a little bit. you have kelly. you will be back tomorrow. >> thank you, michael. thank you for the ice cream. everybody, great cause, too. >>> coming up in this half hour, can women talk you into things that men maybe can't? what could the secret be? is it in our voices? >> we'll find out more about that. >>> spicy "jury's out" ahead. at your wedding, do you have to invite your boss to your wedding? yes or no? okay. >> that would be awkward. >> and ginger's getting married. >> and our boss is here today. how nice. how appropriate. >> yes. >> you're totally invited. >>> amy's off today. paula has the news. >> good to be here this wednesday morning. we begin with a development in the search for missing airlines flig

announcer: please take a moment and join st. jude in finding cures and saving children.pments from chile after a powerful 8.2 jolt. the fatalities and evacuations in south america and tsunami advisories in the pacific. >>> automaker anger. lawmakers and family members of accident victims demanding answers from general motors' ceo. >> the voifs our daughters, who can't speak for themselves. >> as investigates reveal a 57-cent fix for those faulty ignitions. >>> and counting his blessings. alarming x-ray after a freak accident involving a tree trimmer and his malfunctioning chain saw. >> just kicked down on me and just nicked me right here. >> what trauma surgeons did to save his life. it's wednesday, april 2nd. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >> good monday -- wednesday, excuse me. it's hump day. we begin this half hour with a powerful earthquake striking the koefs chile. >> there are reports of at least five people killed and numerous injuries. the quake measuring magnitude 8.2 struck six miles beneath the ocean flo

announcer: please take a moment and join st. jude in finding cures and saving children.lar. just made my newscast. bringing in a stripper for a party is as old as, well, taking off your clothes. of course, thanks to gender equality, we're seeing more male strippers at the parties. you're the one who is supposed to do that move. >> yeah. i'm smiling now. forget about that. not everyone was having so much fun at this party. on new york's long island. kristin thorn explains why. >> reporter: this is not something you see often, male stripper at a nursing home. underneath him is 85-year-old bernice youngblood who says she didn't find the entire thing very entertaining. >> i felt terrible. i was shaking and going on. >> reporter: her sons are furious. though they have chosen to keep their mother in the facility more than a year after finding the picture in her room. >> i know he wouldn't want anyone in front of his mother like that. >> reporter: the attorney for east neck nursing center says if you look a little closer at the picture, you see a woman smiling next to bernice.

announcer: please take a moment and join st. jude in finding cures and saving children.d morning, i'm john muller. >> i'm diana perez. here are some of the top headlines we're following on "world news now" -- >> police in central florida looking for the driver who triggered a crash at a daycare center which left a 4-year-old girl dead, and several other children were seriously injured. >>> a california family rescued from the pacific ocean while trying to sail around the world is back in san diego. they've already taken their sick baby to the doctor, and they say they want to catch their breath before speaking to the media. >>> president obama has addressed mourners at ft. hood for the second time in five years. he attended a memorial for those who died last week. he praised the victims as honorable. >>> and from her hospital bed, a 25-year-old mother who survived the deadly landslide in washington state says she remembers hearing houses exploding as the debris moved through. amanda skorjanc suffered two broken legs and several other injuries in the disaster. those are s

announcer: please take a moment and join st. jude in finding cures and saving children. news this morning, one week to the day that david letterman announced his retirement from the "late show." cbs has named his successor. stephen colbert got the nod. >> he'll make the move from comedy central and last night he did not break character in reporting the news sort of. >> this man has influenced every host who came after him and even a few who came before him, he's that good. and i got to tell you, i do not envy whoever they try to put in that chair. >> here's the exciting thing for me. i think stephen colbert is up for the challenge. while we wish dave the absolute best for a well-earned retirement, there is no greater joy than seeing a genuinely good man who works as hard as he can every day and deserves all the success in the world actually get that success so for stephen, we're just thrilled. >> it will be -- >> people are excited. it will come sometime next year? i'm kind of excited too. >>> moving on to in. boy meets world and grows up. disney our parent company has r

announcer: please take a moment and join st. jude in finding cures and saving children.rth defects before you even know you're pregnant. >>> making news in america this morning -- breaking right now. another night of severe weather, heavy rain and wind, pounding the south. new pictures of flooded cars and buildings surrounded by water. plus, the cleanup after the tornadoes, spawned by the same system. >>> banned for life. the nba comes down hard on clippers' owner, donald sterling, for his controversial comments. the reaction from around the league this morning. and what could be next for sterling. >>> meat mystery solved. we knew taco bell's beef was mostly meat. now, we know what the rest of the recipe calls for. >>> and live with robin. "gma" co-anchor, robin roberts, had some late-night laughs with jimmy kimmel.

i travel around the country raising money for st. jude and women feel stuck.them, why didn't i do that thing i wanted to do. there's a wonderful woman in the book, gailey mccracken. she was doing graphic design for this medical journal and she thought to herself i always wanted to be a doctor, i washi had done that. she said well, if i did it now, i'd be 50 by the time i became a docto doctor. she said, well, you're going to be 50 anyway. so she's a doctor. >> it's interesting if it's a woman who had been in the workforce and changed gears. for a woman who has not and raised her family, how do you change that and get into the workforce? >> exactly. a lot of women say what am i going to do with my life? one woman figured out she always was losing her keys. so she created this little thing called a cell folio, where she could put her cell phone and credit cards and keys and leave the house. but she and her friends got together. women in this book mortgaged their house, sold their clothes on ebay, they got a job as an intern, they took a lon on their retirement f

>> i travel around the country raising money for st. jude.r lives. a lot of them said they just felt stuck. you know, they were 42 years old, their kids had grown and their dream kind of ran out on them. or they got a divorce or they got a layoff, they lost their job, somebody died in the family, or maybe they just had this nagging thing in the back of their mind, like there's something i always wanted to do. why didn't i do it? maybe i can go for it now. and the exciting thing is, if you're in your 40s or 50s, you've got 30, 40, 50 years left. you might as well go for it. like this wonderful woman who's photographed right there, the doctor. she was 42 years old and she was a graphic artist and she did a medical journal for a company, and she said yeah, i really wish i had gone into medicine, it's what i wanted to do. a friend of hers said why don't you do it now? she said well, i'm 42 years old. i'll be 50 by the time i get to be a doctor. she said you're going to be 50 anyway. so she did and she's a practicing physician. i just think it's s

st. jude children's research hospital gave us hope. announcer: because at this moment, st. jude children's research hospital is saving lives with pioneering research and care. we're changing the way the world treats childhood cancer by sharing our discoveries with doctors and scientists everywhere. and we'll never have to pay st. jude for anything, ever. at this moment, she wants to be in her own bed. i want to be outside playing. announcer: please take a moment and join st. jude in finding cures and saving children. visit stjude.org. they said i couldn't dream. called me a piece of trash and swore that's all i'd ever be. said a bottle couldn't see the ocean. "give up." "go back to the dumpster." but i didn't listen. i made my way. and now... i'm what i've always wanted to be. [waves crashing on beach]

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