let him in. >> it's hard for tammy to hold them. hang on a second, morgan. go out, too. >> two calves got out. >> yeah. not so pushy. a little more patience. you're good. >> i was a little pushy, apparently, with the cows. my first time. what do you want? >> you're doing good. i'm saying, give them just a little time. >> yeah. >> we're just about done here. >> come on. there he goes. >> the steer calves are being bought by a feedlot in kansas, who can afford to feed them for the coming months. >> we're here. >> morning, doug. >> hey, man. >> it's a nice trailer you got. i like that. >> thank you. >> morning. >> got them all in? >> alan, you've got them coming behind you. come on, cows. hey! >> these guys all got a reprieve. three of them cain is keeping to raise for 4-h. three of those guys get to live a good life for the next year. >> where's 827, mom? >> the one with the funny nose. >> he's a good calf. >> we rely a lot on cain. we're really trying to make sure he has a childhood, but yet we're at the point where we need his help. >> you got a 900 -- i tho

didn't have no other means of living. >> within months, tammy met a pimp and began a seven-year journeyfficked from michigan to santa monica. >> so many women and youth get involved in the sex trade because of survival needs. >> daria mueller knows there's a very fine line between homelessness and prostitution. she wants the public to understand that criminals depend on the steady stream of women and teens like tammy to fill their online ads. >> people are looking for someone that looks vulnerable, that looks like they're in need. and so those offers are being made on the street, and you're like, well, what am i going to do tonight? you know? am i going to sleep in this park? and it's, you know, 20 degrees outside? or am i going to go with this guy? >> we're not criminals. >> to fight the growing threat of sex trafficking, chicago's coalition for the homeless founded a survivor's group to help change laws in illinois. >> the traffickers have made us victims. they need to be held accountable. >> survivors like liana majors lobbied lawmakers in springfield. >> right today, right now, righ

tammy, kristy, good to see you both. thank you so much. >> thanks. >> good to be here. >>> chris tom lynn is a superstar in christian music. more than 100 of his songs are sung in churches around the country on sun mornings. and he sat down with our own john roberts to take a look and speak about the state of christian music and the holiday season. john has the details now. ♪ ♪ >> walk into any contemporary christian church on any sunday and you're bound to hear a chris tom there, in song. >> when i'm writing, i'm thinking about the church as a whole, songs that help give voice to the average person. what can they sing to god? >> more than 100 of his worship songs are sung every week in tens of thousands of churches. the music is infectious, carrying the audience along on pop melodies and easy to sing choruses. >> i'm thinking, how do i make this the average guy who is tone deaf and can't clap on two and four? how can i write it? >> not every christian artist believes in the pop phrase formula. some say it's become simpl

this is our producer tammy's little darling ash lyn. >> and she's going to be in a fashion show!ok how thrilled she is. now she's thinking, mistake. made a big mistake. all right. coming do you ever grab the cheesy pizza in the mall while shopping? >> we're going to show you how to pack good choices to you don't pack on the pounds after this. [ hosmer ] i kinda knew their reaction would be a little like, you know, "what are you thinking?" oh, i had a knot in my chest. i didn't really want her to go but...i knew she could do it. i felt like there were bigger and better things for me to do. [ mom ] she took what she was doing seriously. [ hosmer ] my self-confidence just went through the roof. [ dad ] it was awesome to see her transform from a girl, in a small town, to a soldier. [ male announcer ] you made them strong. we'll make them army strong. talk to your son or daughter about joining the army. find out how at goarmy.com/parents. ♪ [ male announcer ] laura's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today her doctor has her on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of

tammy said it's not my kid. it wasn't. it really wasn't. do is go to the flight attendant. the first one is the parents. >> i want to give a shout out to a guy who is so beloved and his name is frank davis who passed away last night. he was 71 years old. he was an iconic figure in new orleans. he was the man. he did all kinds of cooking and when he walked into a restaurant, everyone knew him. it's a huge loss for new orleans. he was fighting an autoimmune disease. >> love to his family. we told you miranda will be on the show. she has millions of twitter followers and we will try to take time for you to tweet us at klg and hoda and use #orangeroom. again, get tweeting. we want your questions. if you are hoping to get kissed under the mistletoe this year -- if you have a story and remember we need you to send in your kids's new year's resolution. go. push connect. >>> you party souls out there, if you are looking for love during the holiday -- >> or you found love and you need help dealing with what comes with it, we have advice. >> that's.

pay 20% for the pool boy and a days wages is a good nanny.r the tammy -- i unsurprising it has been shut down. in whatinterested people are drinking. thanks for watching. we're back in eight minutes with more world news. and then straight tocking the statue. >> i invited the chairman and i would like to invite him to my house. 120, two soldiers will lay it in place. not ask howd much they cost. homageraveled to pay to the late leader. the opportunity to make a wish. i wish for our motherland to be prosperous. come here.ty has the town has a massive red tou rism industry. everything here is dedicated to mao. 120th anniversary they spent over 200 million euros mainly on infrastructure. an influential local businessman is proud of it. speed rail line and the station will be brought here. this has been underway for three years. as part of the celebrations. >> like many locals he deals in objects commemorating the late leader. first are his main market. but not the only one. >> that statue is 4.8 meters high. it was ordered by the army. it cost around 35,000 euros. >> for a fee he will even c

. >> tammy martinez is happy to be inside heading out bed rolls.she knows what it's like to sleep on the streets. >> terrible. your bones ache. your body hurts. cold sweats at night. >> reporter: three ehs life builder shelters are expanding the warning. five homeless people havexd+m-d in thei cold weather.ñr won't come in to a sheltezé& cfo some ofjf them don'tg isolated. i think they should. you have warm meals and beds. >> the wind chill factor and the cold, i don't think they get the whole big picture. >> reporter: robin spent the morning trying to convince people to seek shelter handing out blankets to people who stay outside. >> it's devastating. the cold weather can do açó lotf damage. i don't think they really realize it. we have solar blankets wrp th. >> reporter: supplies are running low. donations are coming in. >> just because it's the time of yore and i have warmtxi;áuáqñr and i see on the news all these people that are out there. >> reporter: people who need helpÑi when it's cold. administrators at theÑi shelter say teams will not b

a south carolina middle schooler, tammy wood asked to open up the box. that's her dad.y, buddy. i missed you. >> don't you just -- air force major jason wood, tammy and her little brotherly had no idea he was going to make it home for the holidays and that brings a tear. happy holidays, merry christmas, happiy kwanzaa. "around the world" starts right "around the world" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> prostitution gets a big break in canada. we'll tell you what the country's supreme court decided. >> investigators in london trying to figure out what caused this theater's ceiling to collapse jiring dozens of people in london's historic west end >>eater district.

the guy going from tom to tammy, he said part of it was being paid for?ght. >> how much of it? >> he hasn't gone all the way if you know what i mean. he has breasts. >> he's on the way. are they picking up the whole tab? >> a large percentage, i think he said 75 or 80 percent. >> that's obviously an elective things. >> it's not. he is a woman trapped in a man's body and that's very psychologically damaging. >> we're not going to make fun of that. >> i'm not but he says it's dis heartening. >> transgender people have their reasons for what they do but it's not life threatening, it's this would make my life better so it's optional. >> the taxpayers are picking up a part of that tab, not the whole thing. >> if you have cancer or something, as you said, aids, they pick up the whole thing? >> the problem with cancer, if you are diagnosed and you want the chemo right away you get in line for a few months. a lot of people don't think it's acceptable to wait for chemo. >> a lot of people come here. >> even with cancer you got to wait? >> you do. >> jesse watters,

a south carolina middle schooler, tammy wood asked to open up the box. that's her dad. oh. >> hey, bud. >> daddy. >> hey. hey, buddy. i missed you. >> don't you just -- air force major jason wood, tammy and her little brotherly had no idea he was going to make it home for the holidays and that brings a tear. happy holidays, merry christmas, happiy kwanzaa. "around the world" starts right "around the world" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> prostitution gets a big break in canada. we'll tell you what the country's supreme court decided. >> investigators in london trying to figure out what caused this theater's ceiling to collapse jiring dozens of people in london's historic west end theater district. >> i don't think it was an explosion. and the ceiling came down. >> we just thought it was sound effects of the theater. >> and we have a verdict in the trial of celebrity chef nigella lawson's former aides. now lawson is slamming the defense for ruining her reputation by asking questions about her cocaine use. welcome to around the world". i'm suza

>> i'm on the way to being tammy.to be tom. >> yes, making excellent progress. >> and does the canadian health care system pay for that? >> under certain circumstances, they will. >> see, obama is trying to emulate you guys. and now it's a train wreck. so i think it's your fault. >> everybody blames canada, right? ♪ blame canada, blame canada >> in this emergency department here we have homeless people, we have bank presidents. they're side by side. >> have you heard of obama care? >> obama care? >> yeah. >> is that a violent thing? >> it sounded like a damn monster movie. >> are you satisfied with your health care here in canada? >> no. we don't enjoy waiting months for an appointment. so it's not the most effective way. >> what are you, a doctor or something? >> did you have to wait any line? >> yeah, about eight hours. >> four to six hours. >> if the canadian health care system is so good, why do 40,000 canadians go to the united states each year to get treatment? >> because they're impatient and they got money. >>

leader from the tender loin neighborhood, and the center, and the healthy corn ner historical, and tammy, wo ng, from i can't read it. ryan from tndc and fred and another >> in this city we are all connected and the portion of the citizenry is anxious and distressed because they are growing and that effects all of us all across the city, have you heard that this is a city wide issue. and we are here to ask for your support to really support all of the non-profits represented here, and that provide the food programs. we are celling the people that we care for them and, bruce has done a lot of education to the community, and through the child care program and our family and youth and how do you access the nutrition foods? and he has been the senior education to the senior programming and we also, we have three meals a day that we serve so that the people who are or who need food with their medications can get that because we have the health services clinic there. >> thank you, supervisors for your attention today. and in general. my name is liz. orlin and i am the chief operating officer o

i believe there's 2 tonight so tammy >> the finishes would be elizabeth wells it's located at the 2071 mission street. ms. wells opened the barbecue and they serve all kinds of barbecue as well as brew their own brew and they want the opportunity to have soul and jazz. mission station is in support of the permit we have the companies in your binder hopefully. and with that we'll notify up ms. wells. >> hello. hi. good to see you all again. the south bar barbecue is originally from alabama and wanted to bring a taste from the south to san francisco. and part of that in the long run was to a be able to offer music thanks that are from the south so soul music is a soul brunch we want to do a as charity event to donate 10 percent of the precedes to a charity and for anyone who wants to sing. also on mondays during bluegrass we're a restaurant first and for most and very respectful of our aprons they're there to eat. so from our prospective it's really about background it's providing entertainment but not encroaching on our guests to enjoy the conversation in the restaurants. we don't see t

tammy every donation helps but this is just remarkable.hat a difference this is. >> it's just incredible. this represents about 650,000 meals for hungry families in santa clara and san mateo counties. >> oh, my gosh. >> and we serve one in ten people every, single month. one in ten people receives some of their food from us and nearly half of those are kids so this is a real gift to the community and we couldn't be more grateful and we hope it's an inspiration for others. >> it certainly is. thank you so much for joining us. if you would like to help those in need this christmas season, donate at your whole foods market locally or donate at kpix.com/food. ,, of happier holidays. time to enchant, delight and amaze. safeway will help you gather everyone 'round. a smoked, shank half ham is only 99 cents a pound. starbucks is just $6.99, that's a cup of good cheer. get sweet clementines for $4.99, enough for everyone here. turns out this season less is really so much more. so make your holiday merrier than ever before. safeway. ingredients for

but through all the chaos, tammy martinez found the good in people. a stranger in line offered to pay for these bikes for her children and she declined. >> there is not a lot of people like that any more, you know, that will see somebody, maybe not having enough and be willing to help. so it was very touchy, very sweet of that lady. and it renewed my spirit in mankind. >> reporter: she likes the idea of last minute purposes but others feel for the employees that are spending time in the store. >> where is the christmas spirit? they need to be home with their families, too. a lot of people need the money, but i really feel bad for the people that are in there and working. >> reporter: but the demand for 24 hour shopping is there, not just for toys-r-us stores but retailers and macy's. spokespersons say they expect things to get busier as the final hours to the holiday wind down. live in pleasant hill. >>> holiday travel is also in full swing, bay area airports expecting big crowds this week. 130,000 travelers are expected to go in and out of san franci

some political news from tammy the country's sixteen federal states of making a false attend to on tonight extremist npd auntie to raise domestic intelligence agency has described the party has called racist anti semitic and anti democratic the political group in gemini is conned an early eight and demand that our team can cause the entry fee. he may only have six thousand members of germany's sixteen states agree that it's anti semitic and racist rhetoric prior to the country regional interior ministers to compile the two hundred and fifty page dossier to back up their claims. it's been handed to the constitutional court in concert in a bid to outlaw the far right party. he was before we go through all the authors come to plausible conclusion. especially regarding the history of the npt and on one basis it should be judged in pd. i'm convinced that we've assembled good material for the will to the us the decade ago the high court rejected germany's first it to happen in pd on top. contentment peace was hampered by relying on key informants within the party leadership. mr and his teens his

hello and welcome to worlds apart for years to ease rail has used the villager and rhetoric over tammy's to justify its own military actions a policy that's was recently dealt a blow when iran's switch from accusations to negotiations securing a lot of market nuclear deal isn't it time for some us and not their sworn enemy of israel to do the same in hopes of kicking these really palestinian conflict out of its rockets well to discuss that i'm now joined by the spokeswoman of the palestinian government in gaza east. miss almost all of you really appreciate your being here on the shoulder i know that you were appointed as the first female spokesperson for the palestinian government in gaza just a few months ago as part of the major p.r. make over how much do you see your gender played into that decision well actually it's a really. good for the palestinian issues and for the government to. this position we are trying to send a message and from the ground of gaza from the reality and the facts which bring. people and the issues and in what's going on. in media and foreign media in general

. >> tammy brown introduces us to the three special sisters. >> it's overwhelming to think about everythingcome. >> reporter: just 10 days old meet abby, laurel and brinn. hannah and tom hempner are already looking for ways to tell them apart. multiples don't run in either of their families and the couple wasn't using fertility drugs to try and conceive. >> when we first found out, we just kind of laughed in that nervous way. >> really is extraordinary. >> reporter: dr. william gilbert at sutter memorial hospital says with multiple births there can be complications. the little ones are doing better than expected he says. >> they'll go to kindergarten and graduate high school and bring home bad boys. >> reporter: everything times three and for now the couple says there aren't any other babies planned any time soon. >> this is more than we bargained for. i think we're good. >> we're good. >> oh, that poor dad. >> oh, just wait about 14, 15 years. >> i love it. the doctor says brings home bad boys. if the doctor had to estimate, the odds of having identical triplets naturally, he would say it'

the dot com that can report a chinese dinner dessert and they will govern partner tammy to pay one hundred us. we're sticking with elders and local air pollution pee. when journalists cannot comment when contacted local government official. it made it to the government started to charge a few years. can we have to pay the fifteen us dollars per metre warehouse the official refused to explain the peace the government always easier to collect money from ordinary people rather than those in the top to invest in curbing air pollution the unfortunate because in most cases the ever present on the small contributor to air pollution in china through proms are big company. want a daily report from the chinese academy of time. due to the coal burning contribute most to replace the capital city and nearby areas. but thirty four percent of the total came to court by police. completion of twenty two percent. my vehicle emission limit of fifteen percent. mcgovern take out the english and can only look to make a lot of pride of the commission has occurred to me to sort the problem. the former dean of the

hello and welcome to worlds apart for years that israel has used the believe tour and rhetoric over tammy's to justify its own military actions a policy that was recently dealt a blow to iran switch from accusations to negotiations securing a lot of market nuclear deal isn't it time for hamas and not their sworn enemy of israel to do the same and hope so for these really palestinian conflict all of its well to discuss.

you've been such an advocate for promoting a consciousness on climate change i tried to get ahold of my tammy duckworth who's a you will you let representative and he sent me a picture of a a list of concerns that that i was both the categorized as far as far as being important and you know what not a single category listed climate change really and i was appalled right and i was told to get called i called up to i called up our local office i called up d.c. i wrote a letter to her and then i had a chance to talk to mike they represented by to this party morally bankrupt that they can't even include that as a category as a concern which is dramatically in your face kind of statement and i'm against it honestly this was more like a survey that was put together by a staffer or an intern and it was a screw up on what kind of they responded today and on the question. they took my concerns and you know i mean they have national security you know they have economic concerns but you know you and i know that climate change is a ball game but far as how we look out we're going to live in the future an

hello and welcome to worlds apart we here of israel has used the villager and rhetoric over tammy's to justify its own military actions a policy that was recently dealt a blow when iran switch from accusations to negotiations securing a lot of market nuclear deal isn't it time for hamas and other sworn enemy of israel to do the same in hopes of kicking these really palestinian conflict out of its right well to discuss that i'm now joined by the spokeswoman of the palestinian government in gaza. miss almost all of you really appreciate your being here on the show i know that you were appointed as the first female spokesperson for the palestinian government in gaza just a few months ago as part of a major a p.r. make over how much do you see your gender played into that decision well actually it's a really positive. step. forward the palestinian issues and for the government to. this position we are trying to send a message from the ground of gaza from the reality and the facts which screaming. people and the issues and what's going on. in media and foreign media in general now before we

hello and welcome to worlds apart for years israel has used the villager and rhetoric over tammy's to justify its own military actions a policy that was recently dealt a blow when iran's switch from accusations to negotiations securing a lot of market nuclear deal isn't it time for hamas and not their sworn enemy of israel to do the same in hopes of kicking these really palestinian conflict all out of its rob well to discuss that i'm now joined by the spokeswoman of the palestinian government in gaza. miss almost all of you really appreciate your being here on the show i know that you were appointed as the first female spokesperson for the. a senior government in gaza just a few months ago as part of the major p.r. make over how much do you seeing your gender played into that decision well actually it's a really. good for the palestinian issues and for the government to. this position we are trying to send a message from the ground of gaza from the reality and the facts which bring. people and the issues and in what's going on. in media and foreign media in general now before we start

as he is now tammy bruce how each on diet the field life of luxury there's no running water or electricity. but for residents like i know it's not a problem the wiggles. i believe the time and really i mean i need not be. no we don't have anything yet the dough should meet their homes hear me how did these numbered. well they've lived here for years now the city council has been fighting them off the land. readers can get into these are in proper houses and it is in the residential area of west indian teams are unsafe for any humans on another committee. the moment of her for it. it's an argument that this president simply doesn't buy that one and torn apart as the god who is on the go home within eight years. he believes the city is over for exaggerating the dangers here to help developers get their hands on kimono. i'm actually one of the fifty nine cents hit on the plate to how to stick it to somebody. it made it to be sad to leave the arts to protect their groove on. they need to be done even if continuous and he's willing to do everything to keep on living here. or a forum on is this

bring in tammy bruce, a fox news contributor and radio talk show host.orning. >> my pleasure. thank you, tucker. >> where is the tolerance here? >> not on the left. especially with the robertson situation, this actually has nothing to do with gay people it has to do the leftist ideology about silencing people who don't conform. and what is especially troubling for minority communities in this country, the civil rights movement, especially the gay civil rights movement was about asking for people, and demanding the right for us to be able to live our lives as we see fit without being punished for being different. and now look at what it is that is happening. it's ironic beings, also, tucker that one of the big major campaigns by the gay community is about ending bullying. if this is not a sign of the ultimate of bullying, i don't know what is. >> deep irony here. what bugs me maybe most of all is groups like glaad get to show up and say they represent gay people. i know a ton of people who aren't represented by glaad. how do does glaad get away with that?

we've got members of the raideretts here and tammy and ibrihim from food pantry. say hello. i'm going to join susan bason here, and louise white and her grandson, josiah. let me ask you about the need, susan. >> many families find them needing the food bank. they should be worried about what kind of grade they're going to get. not if there is going to be food at home, right? >> maybe you can tell us how important the work is to you and your family? >> it's very important. i don't know what boy do without the food bank in my life. >> and you've been a client several years? >> since 2009. yes. i have. >> i have 12 grandchildren, 13 grandchildren. and four great grandchildren. >> great grandchildren? >> yes. i am a great grandmother. >> school. >> good for the family and good for the community food bank for wonderful work they're doing. >> thank you so much. >> you can help right now bit way. you can text the word feed to the number 80077. or a $ten donation. every dollar translates into $four worth of food we accept cash donations, checks, food, and your time and energy. just

hello and welcome to worlds apart for years israel has used the believe tour and rhetoric over tammy's to justify its own military actions a policy that was recently dealt a blow iran's switch from accusations to negotiations securing a lot of market nuclear deal isn't it time for.

we've got members of the raideretts here and tammy and ibrihim from food pantry. say hello. i'm going to join susan bason here, and louise white and her grandson, josiah. let me ask you about the need, susan. >> many families find them needing the food bank. they should be worried about what kind of grade they're going to get. not if there is going to be food at home, right? >> maybe you can tell us how important the work is to you and your family? >> it's very important. i don't know what boy do without the food bank in my life. >> and you've been a client several years? >> since 2009. yes. i have. >> i have 12 grandchildren, 13 grandchildren. and four great grandchildren. >> great grandchildren? >> yes. i am a great grandmother. >> and i'm coming from work or school. >> good for the family and good for the community food bank for wonderful work they're doing. >> thank you so much. >> you can help right now bit way. you can text the word feed to the number 80077. or a $ten donation. every dollar translates into $four worth of food we accept cash donations, checks, food, and

and it's chelsea farmer and her mom tammy. and they have a very ecofriendly studio.is refurbish metal they use. proceeds go to supporting causes like the arbor day foundation which replaces trees in areas where there is wildfires and things like. that and we also like these for staff or for customers. you can customize them. can you put people's names on them. these are for men, by the way. you can put your office he could order nantz on it or some sort of -- something that makes it more meaningful. >> totally. >> okay. these bags. >> yes. >> they're like makeup bags. >> or toiletry bags. i think these are good for business travel. these are activist bags. they come from katie rock. >> what is the name of the company? >> activist. all the bags and products support girls sports around the world. they support girls running programs in ethiopia. >> this is great for trouble the dog. >> so sweet. >> he is very soft and fluffy. and he comes from sheila duncan of marble head, massachusetts, who had a lot of cancer loss it's her family. she was inspired to create him becaus

it's by chelsea farmer and her mom tammie. this is refurbished metal they use.roceeds go to supporting causes like the arbor day foundation, which replaces trees in areas where there's been wildfires and things like that. we also like these for staff or customers because you can customize them, put people's names on them. these are for men, by the way. these have coordinates on them. maybe that's a guy thing. you could put your office coordinates, i suppose on it. >> that's funny. something that makes it meaningful. >> totally. >> these bags, makeup bags. >> yeah, toiletry bags, i think these would be good for business travel because they can throw them in their suitcase. these comes from katie rock. she uses material out of nicaragua, it's water resistant. activist, all of these bags and her products support girls sports programs around the world, so these particular bags support running programs in ethiopia. >> this is great. >> how could you not love trouble the dog? he's very soft and fluffy, and he comes from sheila duncan of marblehead, massachusetts, who

she is grown-up and she is facing felony drug charges and a dui. 39-year-old tammy aaron accused of hittinghree-cars all in separate incidents on saturday night in los angeles. one person from one of the three crashes were taken to the hospital. >>> a bombshell new report claim the terrorist behind the boston marathon bombings may have been motivated inner demons more than islamic ideology. tamer lynn tsarnaev may have been schizophrenic. head trauma from training as a boxer could have been a dangerous combination. >> the man he went to mosque with would talk to him about how he thinks his mind is being controlled some other entity. a friend of the family who says his mother told her he had voices. >> tamerlan was killed during a shootout with police. he is expected to decide if his brother should face the death penalty and that should be decided in january. >> a former wal-mart worker going to the extreme over employee of the month. willie mitchell opened fire on his co-worker's car after she was given the title. mitchell argued with her after she was named employee of the month and told h

her daughter, tammy terry, clings to hope and joins the search. >> from morning until pitch dark. >> four days go by until mary is finally found inside the nursing home, locked in a storage closet. >> i believed and trusted them when they said we searched every room, every nook and cranny, we moved furniture, and it was a lie. >> mary is severely dehydrated and dies soon after. the family's lawyer says mary wandered into that closet and got trapped. >> my mom suffered for four days. and there's no excuse for it. >> 1 in 5 nursing home patients is prone to wandering. if your loved one sometimes wanders, consider getting them a gps bracelet that tracks their every move. at number 15, surgical souvenirs. nelson bailey comes out of surgery with a sponge left in his abdomen a foot long by a foot long. >> when they opened me up, the medical report shows that it was rotting. it created perforations in my intestines. >> here's how a sponge can get left behind by mistake. >> there's often blood, there's tissue. it's very difficult to see. and sometimes sponges are tucked under an organ inside

if we smell alcohol on your breath, we will not release your child to you, tammy porello. so don't show up drunk to pick up your kid. guillermo, you never show up drunk to pick up your kids, do you? >> no, never. >> you never show up drunk to pick up benji? >> no. >> but benji doesn't ever go to school. >> no. >> you ever come home drunk to him? hey, do you know any other kids named benji? >> no. i think he is the only one. >> i asked because something called baby center just released the top baby names of 2013. top names for boyes this year is jackson. top girls name is sophia. a lot of people, apparently, get names from television. names from the show ""duck dynasty"" were up 89% this year. someone out there, there's a toddler named uncle sy. england is also picking up names from our tv shows. in england, the name skylar is up 70% and jesse up 80%. both names use owned breaking bad. and they like homeland because brodie is up a hundred percent and kerry up 2 00%. at least they are solid. in the '80s we had urkel and blossom. a new study found that the state where people

tammy from riverside, california on our democrats line. you are on with richard norton smith. caller: i really admire and respect your fairness towards our president. i think a lot of people follow the conservative media too much and fall for so much b.s. that is put out there. if he had half -- to follow through with some of the plans and dreams he wanted for this country, it would be so great. -- he has been stopped at every turn. also, president woodrow wilson was told about this behind-the- scenes group that everybody had to be cautious about. thate felt for a long time the president is kind of a front man, and military or elites are really running everything. they can do so much. they are allowed to do so much. on this website, who what why, went into it. this really interesting -- anyway, i hope and pray for the american people that they don't put so much trust or look for trust in what is going on in the to godbut kind of turn because he is really the only hope for an internal, good future. host: i went to ask you about this headline from a recent "washington post" stor

>> look, tammy faye bakker is cordigan. tanner 88, he was talking about this guy way back then. on the tea party like that, i think he might have tanned his boehners off. listen, you might not like the tea party there, johnny boehner, but we don't like torres on that side of it. you have turned into a big butt kisser. less time on the tanning bed and more time using your head. just tell us how much you want. don't blow the country up when you start seeing national defense like they do and get out of my life, you jerk! >> now, there's a report that mr. boehner is renting an apartment from a guy who owns tanning salons. we'll get to that down the road. a picture of joe biden socializing up or posing for a picture. now, miller and i do this all the time. we pose for pictures with nice people. they look like nice people. i don't know who they are. they look like they're having fun at the vice president's christmas party. miller and i were not invited. that's a streak of 18 consecutively so you saw that picture and what did you think? >> the biggest gift they could give me is not inv

tammy campbell spent christmas day with her daughter and nephew at a church shelter. >> normally we have hot chocolate. watching movies before bed in the front of the lit christmas tree and that didn't happen. >> reporter: the temperatures are suppose to stay fridged today and parts of maine could see several inches of snow. that has officials worried about even more outages. >> it's not just the ice, but the ice on the trees that added weight, to get a gust of wind. we repair all these things and the next thing you know a limb will come down and we've got to start all over from scratch. >> reporter: mandy fisher is keeping a positive attitude while she and her family stays with the salvation army until the power comes -- comes back. >> we're in a great place and they have gone beyond to help us out. >> reporter: they blamed the storm for 17 deaths in the united states, including several who died from the apparent carbon monoxide poisoning from the backup generators. >> yes, they are just the worse. my heart goes out to those people still waiting for the power to come back up. they get t

tammy martinez says she's happy to be inside because she knows what it's like to sleep on the streets it's terrible. cold sweats, your bones ache, sometimes you break out with a fever or flu. > >>> staff could use some help themselves. coming up in ten minutes, we'll show you how you can help get the bay area's homeless through this brutal cold snap. >>> and now to the kind of cold that's actually welcome. in the sierra thousands of people rushed to enjoy the first real ski weekend of the year. this video from north star resort and official there is say they now have 21 trails open, 7 lifts are running. the backside and lookout mountain are not open yet but by the pictures, you can tell it's not going to be long. it is cold enough there for the snow to stick. about one degree at the summit. right now 20 degrees during the day so great ski conditions. if, of course, you are you will bundled up. squaw valley, a similar scene. resort officials say they have 20 inches of new snow, lots of smiles as well. 11 lifts are now open, including red dog. we want to know what the is like where you

he has been hired by kevin and his wife tammy to let them know what's making them cough and sneeze. > doesn't sound like a good plan. >> reporter: howard says how you store your decorations is important. >> we have a lot of decorations in cardboard boxes and we have some that were not in any boxes. >> reporter: these wreaths and garlands can be filled with dust and mold. >> i go to even pick these up, and i'm going to shake it loose and drag it all the way through the house. >> reporter: howard says storing decorations in cardboard boxes is a bad idea because cardboard holds the moisture and is a food source for mold. >> these plastic bins. >> reporter: instead, put your decorations in plastic bins and plastic bags. >> these in a contained area even with garbage bags are going to be pretty important to not having this happen again next year. >> one suggestion when you unpack the decorations take them outside or into the garage and unpack them. shake them out, clean them off so you don't bring up the allergens into your home. >>> time to go to paul deanno now and he is in palo alto and

and, finally, i want to thank dean price, tammy thomas, jeff coston, and other american who gave me a -- illuminate some of what's going on in america in the past generation and in their own lives, some of what's gone right. thank you very much. [applause] ♪ ♪ >> and now introduce a man who really needs no introduction, because i already introduced him. charles mcgrath. [applause] ♪ ♪ >> there were 407 nominees for the national book award this year. that's up about 100 from 2012, which suggests that writing a fiction may actually be a growth industry in america. these books came from small publishers, from big publishers, from university publishers and self publishers. from old masters and some first timers. and they came in the mail in a variety of formats. in hardbacks, and paperbacks, in galleys, endless manuscripts and in loose leaf binders. one book, an epic novel of hawaii, came in a plastic case the coveted by what i think might have been a meta- fictional gesture, a packet of macadamia nuts. not all these books were good. [laughter] but many more than not perform that magical

billy and tammy brown built their 11,000-square-foot house outside of houston with an entranceway somewhere. capitol and a good-sized mosque. what do people say when they first come into this place? >> they're pretty amazed by the dome more than anything else. you know, they walk in, and you can't see it right away. and then they see the dome, and they go, "wow, i've never seen anything like this." so that was kind of the wow factor, you know, that we wanted. >> that's just the opening wow. wow number two: a touch of old world charm for the billiard room cum tv room cum dry aquarium. and there's the kitchen... and the pool... and their six-year-old daughter's bedroom, with bathroom and closet the size of two new york studio apartments. does this house feel big to you or just right? >> it's starting to feel just right now. when we first moved in, it felt really big, 'cause we came from a 4,000-square-foot house, and this is close to 11. but it's something we've always dreamed about. >> just about everybody who's ever built a house, when it's finished, they say, "if i'd only thought of 'x.'"