and we make all of the arrangements from scratch into tango and flamenco. why? why do this? >> yes. >> it was something when we went through the story of "carmen," the story was asking for it. we find that tango and flamenco, they are completely different but had so much tradition. them, right? >> yes, yes. we found a way to mix it in such a very, very deep connection that the people who are going to see the performance, they are not going to see one number of tango, one number of flamenco. they are going to see carmen of buenos aires in the moment they need it, we'll move one to the other. >> we've been looking at the video. obviously it's such a pig love story. like i said in the intro, it's going to be hot inside because there is a lot of love and >> yes. >> tell us about the fact that you had to add a third show. >> this is really because yesterday, friday, was your very first show. today saturday, you only had one scheduled for 8:00 p.m., >> yes. >> so today, saturday is important for or viewers to >> one more show. >> 3:00 p.m. the last one. so yes, three weeks before

would you like to dance tango?" absolutely. >> you had me at eduardo. >> [laughs] >> you had me at eduardo. [applause] all right. good luck with that. >> thank you. thank you. i'll do my best. >> hopefully-- >> i'll do my best. >> hopefully after you win $1 million, you can tango out of here with the woman of your dreams. >> that works for me. >> as well. all right, i want to recap everybody where you are. you have banked $7,000 up to this point. on your way to $1 million, but you have no lifelines left. you have used all three already. remember, at any time, if you want to walk away with the money you've earned, you can do that. at this point, if you give me an incorrect answer, you go back to that $5,000 threshold, so worst case today, you're walking out with five grand. >> all right. >> you ready to continue? >> i'm ready, baby. >> all right, buddy. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ ♪ [dramatic music] ♪ ♪ here is your $10,000 question. ♪ ♪ sporting some impressive appendage

gang in the bexar county jail, two most dominant and dangerous are the texas mexican mafia and the tango blast, once family, but now enemies the texas mexican mafia started in early '80s and they began very small prison gang, as time went on, the numbers obviously grew through due to recruitment. and those recruited members now became known as big ears, but it also has like a slang meaning, nosy, like you're listening out. so the san antonio inmates took this name, they were proud of it. >> according to officer rodriguez, the recruits were not often rewarded for the dangerous jobs they were assigned. >> these new recruits, they were abused early on in the mid to late '80s. they were used for all of the job, the suicide missions if you want to call them that, jobs you knew you were going to get caught doing. those referred to these guy as crash dummies. they said, you're going to do this job, and get it done. now they kind of started thinking about it why are we doing all of these jobs and we're not get anything out of it? and as time progressed, they realized that, they outnumbered the t

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. >> runner-up nick cart performed a salsa/tango fusio and he felt bad about his second place. >> i always re thinking i was always second best. >> when we showed him his first "e.t." interview it reminded him of coming insecond. >> there's a little chip on my shoulder still from then in the back of mmind. now i'm finally in another competition and i think it would be nice to first place. i felt like everybody >> nick was a good sport saying bindi kbutt. >> i feel like everybody is happy and loving. extremely proud of eachother. >> let me tell you, being in the ballroom tonig seeing the way bindi and derek were looking at each other, they were definitely zone. no question they're going to take home that mirrorball. you get home, you walk through the door, you're holding your mirror mirrorball, where does it go in your house? >> we were talking about this and derek had a good idea. >> i think it should go in the zoo in the meddle of the crocodile like chamber. in the mi the -- what do you call it? >> it's a croc pond. >> how have the offers been from >> you know, there's a f dif things that

argentina is famous for football, tango and beef. the first cattle was introduced by the spanish in the 16th century and they soon became a feature on the pampas. based on the tradition of the gauchos . >> here we eat a lot of beef, i believe illness is caused by stress. >> in argentina, breast cancer is the most common cause of death among women and processedd prostate cancer is the most common among men. >> we recommend not to eat red meat more than twice a week. it's about a healthy lifestyle. we are very concerned about prevention and you can reduce cancer by 40%. >> reporter: even though awareness has increased in argentina in recent years culture is the first challenge experts face when trying to convince people to lead a healthier life. teresa vo, al jazeera, buenos aires. >> the u.s. space agency nasa has released some encouraging news, ice is increasing, ra thousands of years of accumulated snow is outweighing the shrinkage from glaciers. antarctica is not contributing to rising sea levels. >>> celebrating the 15th anniversa

. >> tangos, testing technologies that didn't exist when rudy norris went away, he's learning about it form grandchildren in the prison terms. in the first weeks out of prison he found strong support. his brother landed a job. norris must still work to win over the new boss. they had whatever needed help coming out of incarceration, you know. it didn't work, not all the time. you know, it was, like i said, up to the individual. you know, and to have interest in changing their life. >> rudy norris intends to do just that, speaking about his experience with young students in the justice system. >> you don't have to be addicted to drugs. just as worse as the person that used them. >> and to young people at risk, following his path into prison. >> it was a destructive life. i had to learn to give it up. i had to lose a desire for it. >> finally free, after half a lifetime lost. rudy norris carries little of the bitterness you might expect him to have. >> should all these people get out of prison. >> i believe in people having a second chance. that's the one thing i refuse to do, wear the l

. >> narrator: the wedding party is kirk wright's last tango. when wright exits the stage, he leads the fbi on a national manhunt. kirk wright grows up in the bronx, new york. >> it was clear that he was sort of an individual who had pulled himself up by the bootstraps. he wasn't born into affluence or anything like that. >> he came into a little bit of money because, unfortunately, he had a bad car wreck, and there was a settlement from that. and he initially started investing that money when he was, you know, 19 and 20. >> narrator: the settlement from the car wreck also helps put him through graduate school. he gets a master's degree from harvard in 1995. a year later, wright forms international management associates, or i.m.a., to operate hedge funds. calvin paris, the father of one of wright's harvard classmates, invests $100,000 with wright in november 1999. >> that got into his investments for the month of december, and when i got my monthly market value for december, i had $145,000. >> narrator: an unbelievable increase in one month. the

and i think it takes 436 to tango. fernando: do you think something has fundamentally changed in the kinds of people that run for office? or something else has happened, that you need someone from the business world now? adam: i don't know that we know the answer now. we've had a couple of candidates who have come through nontraditional avenues. and a number through traditional avenues. there certainly seems to be a groundswell among those nontraditional candidates, but fernando: moving on to the economy, something that is number one in every poll in terms of concerns for americans. there are two narratives. one said the economy is recovering, but then there's the reality that incomes have not risen at the same level as the rest of the economy has grown. from your perspective, do we have a vibrant economy? rebecca: as a college student, i mean, obviously i am concerned about tuition costs. i'm looking for a candidate that's going to focus on the middle class, students, making college affordable. that would definitely b

and i think it takes 436 to tango. fernando: do you think something has fundamentally changed in the kinds of people that run for office? or something else has happened, that you need someone from the business world now? adam: i don' t know that we know the answer now. we' ve had a couple of candidates who have come through nontraditional avenues. and a number through traditional avenues. there certainly seems to be a groundswell among those nontraditional candidates, but we' ll see. fernando: moving on to the economy, something that is number one in every poll in terms of concerns for americans. there are two narratives. one said the economy is recovering, but then there' s the reality that incomes have not risen at the same level as the rest of the economy has grown. from your perspective, do we have a vibrant economy? rebecca: as a college student, i mean, obviously i am concerned about tuition costs. i' m looking for a candidate that' s going to focus on the middle class, students, making college affordable. that w

. >> argentina is famous for tango and beef. the first cattle were introduced by the spanish in the 16th century and they became a feature on the tapas. cattle herders once worked in the grass lands of central argentina. >> here in latin america, we eat a lot of meat. it's our tradition, our culture, but maybe we have to take more care about what we eat, but illness is caused by stress. >> in argentina, breast cancer is the most common cause of death among women and lung and prostate cancer the main cause among men. he says they are trying to raise awareness. >> the report sends a message and raised awareness. we recommend not to eat red meat more than twice a week. it's about having a healthy lifestyle. we're clear about prevention and to have primary care is important. you can reduce cancer by 40%. >> even though awareness has increased in argentina in recent years, culture is the first challenge experts face when trying to convince people to lead a healthier life. al jazeera, buenos aires. >>> the kansas city royals have won

nicola walker, best known to american tv audiences for the british show "last tango in halifax," stars. >> it's a really unusual version. there is no set to speak of. there are no props. there is nothing to hide behind. so, what you gain by that is -- you get a clearer, i think, perspective on the play and on the words. >> god is inside me >> on the musical side, "the color purple" returns, this time starring jennifer hudson. the cast has moved from the recording studio to previews onstage. >> rising like the sun is the hope sets us free >> god, is this it? >> the rock opera "spring awakening" is reborn, but with deaf actors in nearly half the roles. signing, song, and dialogue are interwoven into the story of teenage angst and rebellion. >> touch me just like that now lower down where the sins cry >> camryn manheim, who learned to sign as a student at nyu, makes her broadway debut. >> it is fun, but it's not just that. it's joyful. it's a privilege to be a part of it. love him as she can love only him. it's an overload of sensations. in a way, it's told more deeply, on many different

and nick and sharna started off on the wrong foot, they got just 24 out of 30 for their tango, and roundor the cha cha and bindi and nick had a showdown. round three the trio dance, each couple brought back another "dancing with the stars" for a final performance. >> and the announcement at the end of the night. >> all four couples advanced to next week's finals after tammar braxton developed blood clots in her lungs and had to pull out. >> she loved every moment of it, on behalf of both of us, it was an incredible season and i am blessed to have met tamar. >> find out who takes the mirror ball trophy one week from tonight. alicia vitarelli, channel 6 "action news." >>> "good morning america" is gearing up to celebrate 40 years on the air, and they are going all out, ga's 40 for 40 goes live in times square, gma personalities past and present will continue broadcasting until thursday morning for a giant on air celebration, find a link to the fun on our website at 6abc.com. >> a lot of history there. >> no kidding. >> david is back with one last check of the forecast. >> it is chilly out

sfx: tango music como te llamas? yo soy camarones. the easier way to shop online. masterpass from mastercard and your bank. it's the shortcut to priceless. >> chris: cassidy along with the ford wrapup show after the game. you see really satisfied hugs from lincoln riley. he's the new component to this oklahoma team, the play caller who came over from east carolina. just 32 years old. the sooners -- this is a sweet celebration. they're regular season is done. they feel they're headed for the bracket, kirk. and it's a team that had to climb out of a hole at tennessee. striker's got a trooper's lid. >> kirk: lincoln riley is hugging the offensive and the defensive guys. this is a very hungry football team. there's offense hugging defense there with striker and mayfield. it might seem like something, of course, they're hugging each other. you don't always see that. a lot of times the offense on one end of the field, the defense on the other. this is a real team. and i think the 8-5 year a year ago really made them appreciate winning that much more. >> chris: carr is kn

argentina is famous for football, tango and beef, the first cattle were introduced by the spanish incentury and soon became a feature. and this is a sky of slowing grilling vast quantities of meat over an open flame and based on the tradition of the cattle herders who once worked in the grass lands of central argentina. >> translator: latin america we eat a lot of meat, it's our tradition and culture and maybe we have to take mary care about what we eat but i believe illness is caused by stress. >> reporter: argentina breast cancer is the most common cause of death among women and lung and prostate cancer are the main causes among men and says they are trying to raise awareness. >> translator: the reports sent a message and it has raised awareness. we recommend not to eat red meat more than twice a week, it's about having a healthy lifestyle and we are clear about prevention and to have primary care is important and you can reduce cancer by 40%. >> reporter: even though awareness has increased in argue argentina in years they try to convince people to lead a healthier life, al jazeer

sfx: tango music como te llamas? yo soy camarones. dip me. the easier way to shop online. masterpass from mastercard and your bank. >> chris: cassidy along with the ford wrapup show after the game. you see really satisfied hugs from lincoln riley. he's the new component to this oklahoma team, the play caller who came over from east carolina. just 32 years old. the sooners -- this is a sweet celebration. they're regular season is done. they feel they're headed for the bracket, kirk. and it's a team that had to climb out of a hole at tennessee. striker's got a trooper's lid. >> kirk: lincoln riley is hugging the offensive and the defensive guys. this is a very hungry football team. there's offense hugging defense there with striker and mayfield. it might seem like something, of course, they're hugging each other. you don't always see that. a lot of times the offense on one end of the field, the defense on the other. this is a real team. and i think the 8-5 year a year winning that much more. >> chris: carr is knocked down. it's a great that was splintered. they came apart in

sfx: tango music como te llamas? yo soy camarones. dip me. the easier way to shop online. masterpass from mastercard and your bank. it's the shortcut to priceless. >> chris: cassidy along with the ford wrapup show after the game. you see really satisfied hugs from lincoln riley. he's the new component to this oklahoma team, the play caller who came over from east carolina. the sooners -- this is a sweet celebration. they're regular season is done. they feel they're headed for the bracket, kirk. and it's a team that had to climb out of a hole at tennessee. striker's got a trooper's lid. >> kirk: lincoln riley is hugging the offensive and the defensive guys. this is a very hungry football team. there's offense hugging defense there with striker and mayfield. it might seem like something, of course, they're hugging each other. you don't always see that. a lot of times the offense on one end of the field, the defense on the other. this is a real team. and i think the 8-5 year a year ago really made them appreciate winning that much more. >> chris: carr is knocked down. it's a

sfx: tango music como te llamas? yo soy camarones. dip me. the easier way to shop online. masterpass from mastercard and your bank. >> chris: cassidy along with the ford wrapup show after the game. you see really satisfied hugs from lincoln riley. he's the new component to this oklahoma team, the play caller who came overr fro east carolina. just 32 yearsold. the sooners -- this is a sweet celebration. they're regular season is done. they feel they're headed for the bracket, kirk. and it's a teamhat had to climb out of hole at tennessee. striker's got a trooper's lid. >> kirk: lincoln riley is hugging the offensive and the defensive guys. this is a very hungry football team. there's offense hugging defense there with striker and mayfield. it might seem like something, of course, they're hugging each other. you don't't alys see that. a lot of times the offense on one end of the field, the defense on the other. this is a real team. and i think the 8-5 year a year ago really made them appreciate winning that much more. >> chris: carr is knocked down. it's a great that was spl

the steep tango market is incredibly bearish in general.he stocks aren't priced off of $40 oil. that's the spot price. they're priced off the forward. and that is why where the companies make money. they don't make money at $60. you have to remember that the companies have significant capex and not doing it to survive at these levels. so a lot of the xl receive. >> and take the other strike down as well. go out to january, roll that down to the 65s, 64s, take the other strike as well. >> what do you think, dan? >> these guys gave me a little confidence. some of the stocks that make up the xle look horrible. obviously exxon, slumber, etf, i think you stick with it. but i think these guys are onto it. >> and dan made a bearish bet on emerging markets. take a listen. >> you could look out to december expiration here. the fed meeting is december 16th and i don't think it really matters what the fed does here. i think e.m. is going down. and when it was 35.30, you could buy the put spread for 70 cents. >> well, emerging markets have made a comeb

sfx: tango music como te llamas? yo soy camarones. dip me. the easier way tot shop online. masterpass from mastercardt and your bank. pit's the shortcut to priceless. >> chris: cassidy along with the ford wrapup show after the game. you see really satisfied hugs from lincoln riley. he's the new component to this oklahoma team, the play caller who came over from east carolina. just 32 years old. the sooners -- this is a sweet celebration. they're regular season is done. they feel they're headed for the bracket, kirk. and it's a team that had to climb out of a hole at tennessee. striker's got a trooper's lid. >> kirk: lincoln riley is hugging the offensive and the defensive guys. this is a very hungry football team. there's offense hugging defense there with striker and mayfield. it might seem like something, of course, they're hugging each other. you don't always see that. a lot of times the offense on one end of the field, the defense on the other. this is a real team. and i think the 8-5 year a year ago really made them appreciate winning that much more. >> chris: carr is

sfx: tango music como te llamas? yo soy camarones. dip me. the easier way to shop online.rpass from mastercard and your bank. it's the shortcut to priceless. >> chris: cassidy along with the ford wrapup show after the game. you see really satisfied hugs from lincoln riley. he's the new component to this oklahoma team, the play caller who came over from east carolina. just 32 years old. the sooners -- this is a sweet celebration. they're regular season is done. they feel they're headed for the bracket, kirk. and it's a team that had to climb out of a hole at tennessee. striker's got a trooper's lid. >> kirk: lincoln riley is hugging the offensive and the defensive guys. this is a very hungry football team. there's offense hugging defense there with striker and mayfield. it might seem like something, of course, they're hugging each other. you don't always see that. a lot of times the offense on one end of the field, the defense on the other. this is a real team. and i think the 8-5 year a year ago really made them appreciate winning that much more. >> chris: carr is knocked

sfx: tango music como te llamas? yo soy camarones. dip me. the easier way to shop online. masterpass from mastercard and your bank. >> chris: cassidy along with the ford wrapup show after the game. you see really satisfied hugs from lincoln riley. he's the new component to this oklahoma team, the play caller who came over from east carolina. just 32 years old. the sooners -- this is a sweet celebration. they're regular season is done. they feel they're headed for the bracket, kirk. and it's a team that had to climb out of a hole at tennessee. striker's got a trooper's lid. >> kirk: lincoln riley is hugging the offensive and the defensive guys. this is a very hungry football team. there's offense hugging defense there with striker and mayfield. it might seem like something, of course, they're hugging each other. you don't always see that. a lot of times the offense on one end of the field, the defense on the other. and i think the 8-5 year a year ago really made them appreciate winning that much more. >> chris: carr is knocked down. it's a great that was splintered. they ca

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the question is, it takes to to tango. he does not have the senate.eds cooperation from the other parts of parliament. argentinians have been used to a lot of spending. they want reform. they want change. are they going to be willing to pay for it? will they go through a little bit of austerity? francine: it takes two to tango. will they back him and his reform plan? do i believe this guy can muster enough support to actually change western mark to argentinians want it? alberto: there is always a honeymoon it. we actually had in russia with vladimir putin. is it sustainable? will they be able to do the reforms? i think argentina has better fundamentals. it has some chances of improvement. in latin america, we have brazil did they areing the recipient of a lot of investment. they haven't unstable government. storyis a falling angel and a rising store -- star story for argentina. tom: you had the courage to buy italian debt or in --. between five and 7%. what is the now look? what is trade for next year? alberto: we want to be very focused about next ye

sfx: tango music como te llamas? yo soy camarones. dip me. the easier way to shop online.rpass from mastercard and your bank. it's the shortcut to priceless. >> chris: cassidy along with the ford wrapup show after the game. you see really satisfied hugs from lincoln riley. he's the new component to this oklahoma team, the play caller who came over from east carolina. just 32 years old. the sooners -- this is a sweet celebration. they're regular season is done. they feel they're headed for the bracket, kirk. and it's a team that had to climb out of a hole at tennessee. striker's got a trooper's lid. >> kirk: lincoln riley is hugging the offensive and the defensive guys. this is a very hungry football team. there's offense hugging defense there with striker and mayfield. it might seem like something, of course, they're hugging each other. you don't always see that. a lot of times the offense on one end of the field, the defense on the other. this is a real team. and i think the 8-5 year a year ago really made them appreciate winning that much more. >> chris: carr is knocked

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so he missed the chance to watch stephanie teach those lead-footed businessmen the foxtrot and the tangoich means he also missed what happened that night. >> she coached a number of couples and in the process she met a man named ron. >> reporter: ron holthouse. a local, married, physical therapist. >> she started working with him and got to know him and saw how funny and animated he was and how that made her feel. she really did call it a "true love" moment. >> and he seemed to feel the same thing about her? >> yeah, they really clicked together. >> reporter: so they did. oh, boy, did they ever. and stephanie was dancing on air, her whole world, upended. >> she didn't realize that there could be love like that. >> reporter: a secret from her family, of course. but she told her friends that she'd found her "soul mate." >> it was almost odd how she told a number of us, that i just want you to know that i'm very happy. >> reporter: but joy and misery come in pairs sometimes. as thanksgiving approached, chaos took over what had been a well ordered life. it was a wednesday, middle of october,

argentina is famous for football, tango and beef.he first cattle was introduced by the spanish in the 1600s and they became a tradition on the plains. the cattle herders once worked at the time grasslands of central argentina. >> here in latin america, we heat eata lot of meat. but i believe illness is caused by stress. >> in argentina, breast cancer is the number 1 cause of death of women. diego says they are trying raise awareness. >> the report sent a message and it has raised awareness. we recommend not to eat red meat more than twice a week. it's about having a healthy lifestyle, we're very clear about prevention and to have primary care is important. you can reduce cancer by 40%. >> reporter: even though awareness has increased in argentina in recent years, culture is the first challenge experts face when trying to convince people to lead a healthier life. teresa vo, al jazeera, buenos aires. >> latest in sport, farrah. >> maryam, thank you. >>> kansas city royals have clinched the world series. >> game 5 against the new york m

they returned to one in which "last tango in paris" was the most popular movie which involved unspeakableal in most states. >> whatever you do, don't call a group of women girls. it's no longer considered a compliment by many. >> we came home to quite a different world. like rip van winkle waking up after six years in a prison camp. it was unbelievable that our culture had changed to that point. >> in south vietnam, both the saigon government and the communists have accused each other of new cease-fire violations motivated by attempts to gain more villages and territory. the nixon administration again expressed confidence that the cease-fire will prove effective before long. >> mr. president, we have been allies in a long and difficult war, and now you can be sure that we stand with you as we continue to work together to build a lasting peace. >> nixon promised that if the north vietnamese renewed the offensive he would send the b-52s back to hanoi. well, it didn't happen because he was caught up in watergate. whatever you're doing, plan well and enjoy life... ♪ or, as we say at unitedhea