tanya pensaba en su hijo. >> ricky martin se reencuentra con un gran amor.e parece el colmo. mamá de mujer acusada de intentar asesinar a gaby spanic rompe el silencio. >> maneja muy bien los medi qÉ tal, les saluda maÍa eugenia paÁncontinuan las protestas frente a las oficianas del servicio de migracÓn de chicago. organizaciones proinmigrantes presionan para que se detengan las deportaciones durante las fiestas navideÑas.en texas, se lleva a cabo una audiencia de rutina entre juristas y expertos de variasÁreas de investigacÓn criminal para evaluar la contitucionalidad de la pena de muerte en ese estado.y en ecuador las autoridades emitieron una alerta de evacuacÓn voluntaria mientras contiÚan monitoreando al volÁn "tungu-rahua" que el fin de semana estuvo en actividad lanzando ceniza y rocas.Ás en una hora

. >> tanya, raúl, carolina y rodolfo con una velada inovidable. >> los ejecutivos de people en español el publico. es un show que lleva menos de 2 años y los sorprendió. >> yo digo el publico elige. >> siempre digo que son los publicistas. >> bno te puedes imaginar las llamadas que recibo en people en es español ponemos programas por horario, temática y desde octubre comienzan a votar y lo hace una compañía independiente. >> cual de los personajes de la tijera te llama más la atención. >> los ve mucha gente y lo hacen bien y tanya charry mejor conductora programa entretenimiento y la venenosa carolina sandoval se llevo el premio al coprotagonismo. esto no podría ser si rodolfo y sin raúl, somos un equipo consolidado >> este trabajo lo celebramos y lo que está para ti nadie te lo quita. >> felicidades la tijera.>> muchas gracias a ustedes que se divierten. >> recibimos el cariño de la gente. otr [ locutor ] ¿tienes un resfriado? ¿y no sabes que tomar? haz clic en el buscador de alivio robitussin. sólo haz clic sobre tus síntomas y obtén el alivio adecuado. el pasillo de catarro y tos he

. >> mi tanya charry estuve en méxico con fiesta de cumpleaños y tengo todo lo que pasó. >> comadresres paulina rubio echa culpa de millonaria demanda a otra persona.>> caso de vadhir derbez se complica. >> boda de patricia manterola y dice que es la boda más hermosa a la que asistieron y hablaron con la prensa y no se casó en la misma iglesia de paulina rubio, que tiene una virgen tallada y ella cantó el ave maría y lo cantó pero patricia manterola cantó por complacer a su esposo y aquí habla de su boda. >> es la boda más hermosa a la que he asistido en la vida, el padre hizo un sermón espectacular, nuestros papás que lloraron con nosotros y fue un momento que nunca olvidaríamos. >> fue un momento mágico y me pidio como regalo de bodas que cantara ave maría pero no canté yo y yo cerré mis ojos para sentir la felicidad del amor, un momento que lloraba toda la iglesia. >> y la luna de miel? >> no les diré vamos a una playa a relajarnos y luego a la nieve y queremos pasar primera navidad juntos. >> este palabrerió que escuchó y no sabe si está casado, patricia manterola deja que los de

. >> que es esto tanya charry. >> ahora que la dejaron , el atropello, será que es una estrategia publicitariade darse el caso de los puentes y ana bárbara desconoce la situación y ella lo desconoce. >> ana bárbara es una estrella más grande en bolivia que en méxico en 2006 fue la estrella más importante. >> recientemente le sucedió alejandro fernández en chile que se promocionan. hay artistas que permiten los enlaces. >> no puede ser que a una mujer le pasen tantas cosas malas. >> respeta mi trayectoria y talento, venenosa. >> es mi último día. >> aquí lo que quiero hablar es de ana bárbara de la nueva demanda por fraude. >> hay una fiscal involucrada y orden de dent detención de persona que la representa en bolivia y lo que decimos que hay 32 mil dólares desaparecidos y que ella nunca fue a cantar. >> la fiscal fuentes dice que no son solo investigados los representantes sino ana bárbara. >> siendo yo ana bárbara no dejaría tratándose de dinero que mi nombre se vea empañado.>> >> hay que devolver los 32 mil dólares. >> a las personas que están a su alrededor aclaran las cosas y tendremos not

. >> reporter: just over six months ago, tanya craft faced a georgia courtroom. >> i did not and haveny child. >> reporter: the rest of the her life in the balance, her words against those of little children. >> i'm here because i have been falsely accused. >> reporter: there were hundreds who supported the popular and exhuberent kirnder garten teacher. her own daughter was taken away from tanya for two years because of all this. >> i said are you 100% sure that this happened? and i'll never forget the look on her face or in her eyes. she stopped everything she did and looked me dead in the eye and said i know it did, daddy. >> reporter: accusations that some had axes to grind and were coached by adults. it was such a confusing, indefinite mess, but for tanya, the reality, the questions hanging in the air, was she the innocent victim or a predator who should spend the rest of heifer life behind bars? the jury delivered vindation. >> count number one, not guilty. count number 22, not guilty. >> not guilty on anything! we knew it! >> reporter: that is what tanya hoped for on that day in

tiempo, porque los papás cuando quieren estar con un hijo se encargan de buscarlo >> la periodista tanya. >> contar la verdad no es ridículo, lo que ella vivió con su hijo no es ridículo. >> señores las acciones hablan más que mil palabras, si ella considera que es buena madre, pues que lo haga. >> ella quiere conseguir que su hijo tenga una figura paterna que lo crie. >> pero está rota la relación. >> ella ya ha dicho que no le interesa, entonces en estos momentos ella está contando lo que le ha pasado en su vida. >> por qué la pregunta, para qué lo cuenta?. >> qué le importa a la gente si eugenio tiene relación o no con su hijo?. >> a todos nos importa, porque los fanáticos queremkos saber la relación de eugenio con josé eduardo. >> pero háblalo, ventílalo pero a final del día no se arregla nada, este tipo de declaraciones al final del día tienen que tener una consecuencia. >ó> pero tú crees que conociendo a victoria ruffo, no ha tratado que eugenio tenga una buena relación con josé eduardo?. >> pero déjame responder, porque no estoy discuitiendo con ella. >> ella quiere decirle al mun

the presiding officer is tanya peterson. joining her is kendall goh. to my left is the deputy city attorney who will provide the board with any needed legal advice this evening. i am sent via bornstein, the executive director. -- i am cynthia bornstein, the executive director. at an audience, laurence kornfield of the department of building inspection, scott sanchez, the zoning administrator, it will also be representing the planning department. we also have carla short with the department of public works. at this time, if you could please go over the meeting guidelines and to up the swearing and processed -- swearing in process. >> the board request that you turn off all phones, beepers, and pagers so they did not disrupt the meeting. appellants, permit holders, and it apart and responders have seven minutes each to present their cases and three minutes for rare bottle. people affiliated with these parties must include their comments with in these time frames. members of the public were not affiliated with the parties have up to three minutes each to

a set of foot flints in the snow may be those of his wife tanya. police also found a slipper that may have been hers. the search for tanya shannon has been suspended because of cold weather. >>> the prosecutors say no charges will be filed against a notre dame football player accused of sexual assault, in part because his accuser committed suicide. indiana officials say statements made by the 19-year- old elizabeth seeberg to campus police would now be considered hearsay and inadmissible in court. the north brook teenager was a freshman at mesh saint mary's college. she committed suicide one week after she accused the football player of the crime. and the u.s. department of education has now begun a preliminary investigation into her accusations. >>> and rahm emanuel will have to wait until next week before a decision is made on his mayoral candidacy. his residency hearings ended yesterday after three days of debates. the law requires candidates to live in chicago for one year before running, but emanuel's attorney argues his move was temporary. >>

was tanya and sali, a thai food and now sushi. and there was never a requirement that the restaurant stay open until 2:00 a.m. >> ok. we've got that. you want to get the police department up here first? >> commissioner joseph, hang on one second. you want to speak but if we do this in an orderly fashion, i think we'll get through this and be clear about what is in front of the commission tonight and what is issues related to the police and the a.b.c. and so it would be i think probably the best for now if you -- if the applicants don't have any further information to present, that we allow officer dalton to come to the microphone and then -- it's unlikely. because this is not really a debate. the commission at this point has the ability to do a variety of things. and so they will discuss that. and if they have any questions for you, they'll ask you back up to the microphone. but that's pretty much the way we keep order. >> if i may. i think there's a discrepancy. i didn't hear the officer say we were going to be open until midnigh

. >> bob jenkins on behalf of tanya peterson. you have a report before you. i would like to give you a quick update. when the weather continues to not cooperate with us. we are still enjoying a 12% dip in attendance. we are managing that by managing our expenses. i believe it will continue through december and through this weekend. we anticipate that the new mail have the will arrive sometime in early january and work out those issues at -- he is not going to be put in a white and purple box and ship out a conveyor belt. fedex has a very excellent apartment for an additional $5, he can give it to the -- you can give it to the person of your choice. it more than recoup the cost. continuing on a sad note, in commemoration with the death of richard goldman, december 21, the winter solstice. we will make one of his favorite aspects of the zoo free. last but not least, we are winding down into the holidays. this is the second crew, so they won't disappear on christmas eve. but they will leave shortly after the first. you may have had santa claus at the lighting ce

tanya and not the out of the most experienced especially ologists they're the first to go down once there they take care of science with equipment and food. but given your places where nobody has ever set foot when you go there you realize that you're the first to reach some particular gallery or grotto in that case curiosity ousts fear and you get real thrills. the cames layout is very involved many of the tunnels have not been explored but it's not so easy to reach them deep vertical cleft called chimneys and jargon pose the main threat another is fear compounded by darkness. how deep. it seems like we've covered maybe fifty meters i don't know sixty meters if you measured. directly i don't know what's there. it takes nearly eight hours to cover one hundred meters a cave changes people's sense of time and space any step or jump might be the last one the cliffs are so deep a torchlight cannot eliminate the office of the wall. at the same time a cave is completely vulnerable to human impact this boom way with me you can see a beautiful formation it's not something you see in every cave th

the presiding officer is board president tanya peterson.joining her are commissioners garcia, fung, and hwang. we expect commissioner goh momentarily. i wonder if ms. young is here, if she could raise her hand. i want to let the audience know we have translation device is here for anyone who needs translation services. i will ask again and see if she arrived and can help to translate that message and to set of the headphones. sitting to my left is the deputy city attorney. she will provide the board with any needed legal advice this evening. in the front row, we have representatives from some of the city departments you'll be hearing from this evening. we have senior building inspector joe duffey representing the department of building inspection. scott sanchez, the building administrator, is here representing the planning department and planning commission. jarvus murrais murray is represg the transportation department. john hwang represents st. use and mapping. the board's legal assistant is the boards except to director. >> the board req

it -- tanya ortega. >> good evening. my name is mark. from talking to the ortegas, i like their passion and what they want to do to work with the community. the way of preserving the integrity and the history of the building -- i think it is great. i am in favor of it. it is a place that will be new and serves the community. everything i have heard them say is they want to do things consistent with the community and work with the community. i think it is great. thank you. >> thank you. >> i will just repeat what i said earlier. once again, this decision to sign this lease may have been farmed the land tax. there is no discussion in your calendar item about ceqa or this review. if they initiate a landmark designation, as staff indicated they will treat it as a landmark for the moment anyway, that is an historic research that would trigger a full eir, which would significantly delay or change the basis upon which you have negotiated this matter. i don't support changing the nature of the boat house operation. i would encourage you to rejec

[applause] >> another bookzine 50 delegates are last digits one month of june is tanya delajara. herbal, when she started her teaching career was stiff and scarlatina students to become front, biliterate, and by cultural citizens -- her goal when she started. she recognizes that education is a civil right, and through all of her work, she creates structures in her classroom and the larger school community that allows students to embrace that right. please join me in congratulating tonya. [applause] >> this is not the moment i was looking for. this is my 10th year of teaching, so this is quite a big moment for me. this year is what i have actually changed a lot of my teaching. to be very effective, especially with those english language learners. i just want to eradicate the achievement gap, and this is giving me the inputs to proceed, but i cannot do this by myself. it has taken a lot of people to get here. my road started with a teacher. one day i hope for her to be recognized because she has inspired many teachers in this school district. you need to wait because you are the on

to my mother, dorothy, my father donald, my sister eva and tanya, my brother and my son brandon. home soon. happy holidays. >>> take a look overhead. he is swinging by a thread again. spider-man spinning his web over broada after that stuntman was seriously injured after a fall. theater goers say the show spider-man turn out the dark is worth the ticket price. it now employees a second person to verify all harnesses have been properly secured. let's turn things off to lawrence in the newsroom. the sharks in uncharted waters. >>> trying to do something they haven't done in seasons. the rain in southern california nearly postponed what was an aerial show in san diego. >> my name is robert moss coming to you from kandahar air force base. i'd like to say a special greeting to my grandson evan. i'd like to say happy holidays to my family in monterey county and loved ones and a specialme th anks t thoan to my daughter angelina and my son robert. happy holidays. this holiday season, chevy's giving you more. like a 100,000 mile/5-year powertrain warranty. that's 40,000 miles more than fo

tanya asks me. what is wrong? i'll either say we got too much.ldn't have held back on "x," "y" or "z." my kids are fine. i'm screwed up somehow or another. keep that to to yourself. when really, the only thing our kids really want is time. >> glenn: when we come back, a look at some of the people behind the miracles of wilmington, ohio. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> glenn: the spirit of wilmington, comes from one place. the hearts of its residents. take a look. >> we're not waiting for someone to saver us. we're going to save ourselves and we're going to do it together. ♪ ♪ >> we have had our confidence in our government. we have had our confidence in our jobs. and right now, things seem uncertain. the only thing that is certain right now is god. >> for our family, for me. we feel that as part of our relationship with the lord, we value praying for other people and lift up other people's needs more than our own. >> if nothing et cetera, it encourages me and builds my faith and family's faith. >> he will grant it easily. that is why we encourage each other. >> it co

. >> reporter: tanya myck was headed back to bozeman, montana, with her dog charlie but they've been stuck here for the last 24 hours. myck was among the 250 people who toughed it out overnight on cots, chairs, even the marble floor. >> you just make your peace with it. all right, i'm stuck here for 24 okay. >> reporter: so how many nights have you been stranded? >> four nights in total. >> reporter: london native antonio christopher began his journey to the caribbean last week just as a blizzard socked london. he spent two nights stuck at heathrow airport, another at jfk and he hopes tonight's stay at laguardia will be his last. if that flight doesn't leave tomorrow... >> if it doesn't leave tomorrow i'll have to give some serious consideration whether i'm going to continue the leg of the race. >> reporter: passengers on flight 002 to tel aviv thought they were going to escape the winter blitz, but their plane never made it off the tarmac at j.f.k. airport. they were stuck on the runway for nearly nine hours. >> well, they gave us full dinner and entertainment. fortunately, i have n

host: tanya in a new mexico. good morning, tanya.ler: i'm calling in as an outsider because i am, dreamer, one who cannot vote, one you cannot be represented as a full person in the united states. i might as well be calling from mexico city to represent those like me, because our life was barred in the united states. host: are you an illegal immigrant? caller: i have lived in that undocumented status for many years in the united states. my call today is to representative winneweiner. i would like to get a reflection of what congress will do, what fairness and responsibility will be defined as. specifically what is referred to as unilateral by partisanship in congress where republicans are holding progress hostage on the taxes. there really dominating the agenda and yet, decrying exclusion what kind of attacks deal is that where there is a compromise being waged against the low-income earners? the lessee may, the more you pay. mr. d a -- the less you make, the more you pay. this should be a deal breaker. -- a no deal breaker. i see th