wrapping up, there's something i wanted to read about two or three years ago sylvia day, was interviewed a book world and she gave a quote struck me as i was preparing for this panel was asked about the publishing industry and specifically publishing in the industry relative to her being a successful self published author. one of the comments she made with this. i worked with publishers and the best people in the industry. these people are repositories about works in the industry, likes and dislikes and you need that vibrant community. and it made me think that this is a vibrant community that's coming in that is making this a great industry and something i'm not only proud to teach about, but that i'm proud to work with and. thank you are very much for the contributions i know you're going to make to everybody in this room. thanks a lot. [applause] >> i really mean it. my hope is all i knew. don't let me down. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> think tank center had a study yesterday saying most people see health insurance premiums go up as a result of the present he

there are stay here for once a day or so sylvia i've seen brussels. the face of british politics appears to be changing with some unexpected results coming out of the local elections this week the n.t.e.u. anti establishment u.k. independence party picked up a quarter of the votes propelling it from the margins into a real force let's take a closer look here and scream ukip gained one hundred thirty nine new local councillors that's up from just eight they had originally the labor party finished two hundred ninety one seats and the two coalition parties two parties in government were badly hit with the liberal democrats losing one hundred twenty four seats and the conservatives losing three hundred thirty five of course they are now left to contemplate how to get their frustrated voters back from ukip prime minister david cameron is now planning to focus on the main issues of ukip program e.u. membership and immigration in his speech outlining the government's legislative plans or he asked the deputy leader of the u.k. independence party paul nuttall

sylvia r.t. paris. it's not present day is a suffering some pluses in his ratings now because he went a bit to fly in campaigning for the job as i would either been hearing from robert honiss a freelance reporter on french a favor it's not what he's been doing wrong so much is what he did when he was counted it so what he did when he was candidate was to raise everybody's expectations to a level that he couldn't a fulfilled if the results that he knew very well he couldn't fulfill them anyway what he promised for us to do to refocus nato off defensive measures do you start more or less the opposite by feeling in mali and. he's initially a ten year old very aggressive stance on syria and iran it's very noticeable that he's got quiet on syria and quiet on mali although the french have not withdrawn from it i think search engines or. you know the traditional thing if things are not going well at home you cause a bit of a stir or a broader distracts attention and you look good you know presidential but the as for the french are

i don't think so why they've run their stay here for the same day or so sylvia i've seen brussels . but such out some other news stories that have been shaping this week around the world and here on are to you of course the u.k. independence party making a major breakthrough in local elections claiming one in every four votes cast the conservatives of course part of the ruling coalition now admitting that all mainstream parties have huge lessons to learn from the group seeking the country's withdrawal from the e.u. let's take a closer look at the party's gains and losses here on r.t. here come the numbers for you right now the conservatives are down three hundred and thirty five seats while the coalition partners the liberal democrats lost one hundred twenty four the opposition labor party that's up by two hundred ninety one and ukip now gaining a hundred and thirty nine new local councillors that's an achievement the head of the party nigel farage heralded as the arrival of that zero four party politics and the deputy leader of the u.k. independence party paul not all he spoke to u

day be found. >> do you know, sheila, the reaction of gina's mother when she heard the news? >> i do not. i was not present. but i'm sure she was overjoyed. >> sylviad the family ever give up hope that one day, gina would be found alive? >> they never did. her mother and father truly never, ever gave up hope. nancy was always very stoic, is very stoic, very strong woman, and she has always said that she just could feel it, a link a mom can feel, but she always believed gina was alive and well. she always believed that. i, you know, just want to say what a phenomenal mother's day gift she gets this mother's day. >> absolutely. couldn't imagine a better one. i'm talking to two cousins, sheila figueroa and sylvia cohen, both cousins of gina de jesus who has been found after ten years alive with two other missing women. let me talk to you again, sheila, about the fact she wasn't found alone. she was found with amanda berry and a third woman, michelle knight. it really is truly remarkable, isn't it? >> it is amazing. >> there seems to be some suggestion that amanda may have had a baby daughter and that there's also another child that came out of the hou

days and, just not knowing. any little detail. it's really, really hard. >> reporter: she agrees to appear on "the montel williams spoke" with famous psychic sylvia browne, who items her her daughter is dead. >> she's not alive, honey. >> reporter: friends and family say louwanna, already in failing health, is now devastated. she died at just 44 years old. the mother's death breaking hearts across a city that had come to know her. and everywhere we went this week we heard this. >> and the mother, she just gave up. >> died of a broken heart. >> reporter: died of a broken heart? >> and the stress on her heart. just -- unbelievable. i didn't think they were alive any longer, you know? >> reporter: when we come back, the christmas day surprise. just how was a baby born in that house? and who jumps in to save the baby when she stops breathing? and another fateful moment. an opportunity missed. >> see your driver's license. >> reporter: the video of ariel castro pulled over by police. what he said to get police to let him go. when we come back. all business purchases. so you can capture your receipts, and manage them online with jot, the latest app from ink. s

. >> sylvia, i take it the family has contacted all her friends to see whether gina has made a call home or a call to them? >> absolutely. they did that the first dayfinally realized she just wasn't come home and her mother and father immediately start the going out to all of her friends and calling people to find out where she might be and nobody had seen her since she walked away from her last girlfriend on her way home. >> so for the last ten years the three missing girls cases keeping reporters here in cleveland very busy. wtam radio reporter ken robinson has been covering all three cases. he joins us. nice to see you, ken. >> thank you. >> bet you never thought this would be the ending. >> what a day today and yesterday. we never thought that these women would be found alive, more or less all three of them together in one place. it's astounding. >> there is a lot of criticisms of the police tonight this has gone on for ten years in the house behind us and that calls were made, police department show up. what does your reporting show? >> well, police are understaffed, number one n a city like cleveland, you have a lot of crank calls, you have a

day to stay alive and that's the real story. not so much talking about somebody who is not a factor. the real important thing is that these women have prevailed. they lived. >> steve: absolutely. sylviaus, who was abducted walking home from middle school those many years ago, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> steve: congratulations. she's alive. awesome. >> brian: up next, the man who says our $17 trillion in debt is a good thing for america. he'll make you think twice, though. >> gretchen: then when is it okay for your parents to get rid of your childhood stuff, like yearbooks and report cards? i'm so glad my mom kept mine. kobe bryant has an answer and it's a lot different than his mom's answer of the e-mail us your answer and we'll read them in just a bit. >> brian: some parents are still waiting for their kids' report cards. >> steve: mysteriously they disappeared. ♪ ♪ if loving you is wrong ♪ i don't wanna be right [ record scratch ] what?! it's not bad for you. it just tastes that way. [ female announcer ] honey nut cheerios cereal -- heart-healthy, whole grain oats. you can't go wrong loving it. vietnam in 1972. [ all ] fort benning, georgia in 1999. [ male announcer ] usa