. >> sigue con ustedes tere marÍn. >> tenÍan una relaciÓn, pues bastante normal, una relaciÓn de amor alguien mÁs y no alguien mÁs que se encontrÓ en el camino, no a esa persona que conociÓ, la conocio en casa de su novia y es su papÁ. >> el papÁ, su papa o sea vaya, me es muy fuerte. >> vaya el hecho que tÚ llegues a casa de alguien y que tu novia te de la confianza y te metas en la cama de su padre. >> ademÁs de todo, ella sabÍa que su padre era gay pero no sabÍa que tÚ ¿no platicaron antes?. >> no, nunca me dijo que era gay. >> porque me contaba a mÍ que no sintiÓ la necesidad. >> a mÍ si tuviera un poquito de conciencia me lo hubiera dicho, hubiera entendido no me enterarme asÍ ellos en cama revolcÁndose. >> ¿no crees que es algo que deberÍas haber platicado a ella?. >> como oye he tenido experiencias de ese tipo y mÁs. >> por eso no lo hice, hoy en dÍa es dificil para alguien entender. >> pero lo hubiese entendido, soy una chica que entiende todo. >> pensÉ que no lo ibas a entender y por eso no le dije, no sentÍ la necesidad de decirlo porque primero en espaÑa todo el tiempo que

kimberly tere on the way to the scene. we'll have more at 11:00. >> police in milpitas is looking for the man who stabbed a woman in her hotel room. police say the 30-year-old woman was stabbed several times in the hotel room on the ninth floor. crews rushed theory hospital with serious injuries. she is expected to survive. but she's in critical condition right now and has not been able to give police a statement about the attacker. >>> south bay grinch is literally trying to steal christmas away from women and children. teen challenge a nonprofit that helps people recover from drug and alcohol addiction was burglarized four times in the past two weeks. thieves broke into three different buildings, two in san jose and one in santa clara. they made off with $20,000 in cash, credit cards, computer equipment and gift cards. the charity's director said the thefts are making it difficult for teen challenge to make christmas special for these families. >> personally affects me because i don't want to see the organization suffer

>> nada, tere, es que como que dormÍ chueca y me anda doliendo la cadera. >> ay, hermana esa ni tu tesa que hacer mejor dÉjame sola. > mira, esa serie yolanda, todavÍa estÁs a tiempo no vaya a ser la de malas. >> tengo mucho trabajo, gracias. ♪ >> tirso. >> mi amor, ¿quÉ tienes? ¿quÉ pasÓ, quÉ pasÓ? >> es que mi jefes ya se dieron cuenta de que estoy embarazada y me corrieron de la casa y yo no tengo dinero. >> a ver, a ver, cÁlmate, cÁlmate aquÍ estoy yo para hacerte el paro, mi amor cÁlmate, calmate, cÁlmate. >> pero yo ya no te quiero dar mÁs lata. >> mi amor, ¿sabes quÉ? yo creo que es buen momento para que tÚ y yo vivamos juntos, si, si. >> ¿y tu jefa? >> no te preocupes yo hablo con ella, ya alivianate, ya. es mÁs, ¿sabes quÉ? >> no, no, pero esta es mucha lana, yo no necesito. >> mi amor, vas a vivir conmigo quiero que te compres ropa chida, nueva, ya, ya, alivianate ya.

as kimberly tere tells us, the 92-year-old has a invite. what she needs is a plane ticket. >> reporter: in 1942hyllis goldas one of the first six women to break union barers and be hired as a weer. but getting that job wasn't ea. the union told her they don't hirewomen. >> went back anoth time, and it was no, and the third time i went tohe hiring call and i went up to t window, and they saidno, and i started crying, d some man, i don't know who there, and i did, andhey hired me. >> reporter: she worked for three years until the war came an end and she took pri in those women were better welders than themen. >> i think most of usere beuse we'd done needlework, and if i did somethg, i wanted it not only to be od, but to to get it done.men just want >> reporter: this group of women became known as the rosies, adopting the rosie the riv vetter icon as their mascot. toy there are five rosies who live in the bay area and are acti in spreading word of thei work in worldar ii. >> i thoughthere is the representati for us? weere an important part of

i like how you styled these gir tere is next. come on out. >> beautiful. love it. >> wendy: wow. i am blown away that when you talk about, you know, a woman with a little bit more meat on her bones that you went for a puffer coat. >> i went for a puffer coat. i like 20 call this a nonfat puffer. here is the secret about a voluminous coat, a down coat. make sure you're looking for one that has a belt. >> wendy: oh, it's not the real thick either. it has the look of puff. >> is very enderizing, very slimming. we like the longer length. we found it in victoria's secret. >> wendy: really? >> $ 50. it's slimming because you're adding a belt. >> wendy: and it has a hood. you look excellent. thank you, teresa. i like that coat. our last model is susannah and she is tall and slender and wants a coat that's going to give her some curves. so let's see what you've done with her. come on out, susannah. i like the boots, too. sorry, i know it's a fashion show, but the boots are good. >> found this coat at burlington. here is why we love this one. it's about the mixed medium, the leather accen

. >> aquÍ estÁ de nuevo tere marÍn. >> (♪). >> allyson no estÁ acuerdo que su padre empiece una nuevar. >> ¿quÉ no te gusta? hemos visto que sus modos no son inteligentes. >> a mÍ la verdad no me gusta nada de ella, las... se las dio mi papÁ se las pagÓ Él, aunque diga que no. >> pero hacerse un arreglito. >> todo lo que ella tiene esos relojes, todo se lo ha dado mi papÁ. >> todo, todo, todo se lo ha dado Él y ahora me entere que Últimamente se quiere hacer otro arreglito. >> no, te enteraste te inventaste porque es otra cosa. >> se mete en sus correos. >> ay!. >> pero no quÉ mÁs. >> y todo por cheque de la plata de mi papÁ. >> pero crees que estÁ por interÉs. >> Única y exclusivamente por interÉs, es todo. >> no es interÉs, es amor. >> reacciona, reacciona. >> no, no. >> okay. >> estÁs celosa amor, celosa. >> no usted estÁ ciego por ella eso es lo que pasa. >> la quiero, tengo derecho de rehacer mi vida, tengo derecho de rehacer mi vida. >> pero ¿quÉ opina tu hermano?. >> mi hermano estÁ a favor de Él, el estÁ neutral. >> estÁ a favor de mi papa pero estÁ raez hacia las cosas que el

area kimberly tere joins us with the latest from there. >> hi, diane. that protest is just wrapping up here at the walmart in san leandro. this is just one of many protests going on today at an estimated 1500 walmart locations across the nation. and some of these protests including this one in san leandro resulted in arrests. walmart workers and supporters are taking advantage of black friday and the crowds hoping to bring attention to what they say are unfair labor practices. >> this is our country's largest employer and about two-thirds of the workers make less than $25,000 a year. and that's just not enough to put food on the table. >> reporter: protesters are demanding what they call a living wage. >> walmart needs someone to come in here and police them evidently because they -- we're not all on the same page. they say one thing. we say another. we say they pay $8.81 an hour. they thing pay $12.63 an hour. the truth is the truth. >> they want walmart to publicly commit to paying employees a minimum of $25,000 annually, provide full-time work and en

kimberly tere went along for the ride as b.a.r.t. uncovered the problem and joins us with the details. the big question, could this happen again? >> reporter: raj, b.a.r.t. is certainly hoping it won't. this is the first time in years a major computer glitch has shut down the system. it took hours to get those trains back on track. this evening, though, things are running smoothly. it's been night and day for the two commutes. b.a.r.t.'s spokesperson said a computer upgrade is to blame for turning much of the morning commute into a nightmare. the glitch actually happened late last night leading to four-hour rides home for some late-night passengers. and no rides for thousands of commuters this morning. >> we can understand it's extremely frustrating to show up at a b.a.r.t. station and be told no train service yet again. >> the timing couldn't have been worse. riders have to deal with two strikes in the last six months and are still on edge since the contract between b.a.r.t. and its two major unions is still in limbo. >> there was n

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from what i know, tere's extenuating circumstances, let's give the guy a shot. but here's what's fascinating to me, there's no mechanism to fire him. there's no recall of a united states congresan in the constitution. there is no opportunity in toronto to recall him. it has be done by the state government. shall we not be addressin that issue? >> it's against the law, right? >> it's drug use. article i, section 5, you can impeach. and we had william blunt in 1797 yanged out. th founding fathers put that in there for a reason. we are tired of -- the american people are tired of the kongmen exhibiting poor judgment. i get it. i'm synthetic for drug addiction, but this is cocaine. people are in jail for drug use. the voters deserve better. >> john, as misguided as the drug war may be, the fact is that this guy has responsibilities now, both of these guys do. they can't afford to be sleeping or stoned on the job, right? >> he does, but i think you're describing the problem. if it matters what we say to a congressman at 3:00 a.m., that's 3:00 a.m. that speaks to a co

i'd wake and hear the coles sput tering, breaking. when the rooms were warm, he would call, and slowly i would rise and dress, fearing the chronic angers of that house, speaking indifferently to him who had driven out the cold and polished my good shoes as well. what did i know? what did i know of love's austere and lonely orifices. >> robert hayden, i think, is one of the best poets of our time. i go over his books again and again. his poetry, principallilyprinci also his prose. i think one of his features is that all of his poems are written in different styles, different voices, different forms and techniques. he was very deliberate about this from the very beginning. many poets write well, but they write essentially the same poem over and over again. but hayden was determined to try to make every poem unique, as unique as it could be. so he writes historical poems, he writes personal poems, he writes comic poems, he writes very dramatic poems. so he is a fascinating figure because and all the way tloou -- through the depression, t

gran polÉmica, y es que estÁ en las Últimas semanas de su embarazo y continua levantando pesas, mari terestÉ levantando ese peso. y bueno, cambiando de tema, en miami decenas de personas celebraron el dÍa internacional del bastÓn blanco. es el que usan las personas invidentes para que puedan trasladarse con seguridad en las calles. mire, integrantes de una asociaciÓn de personas discapacitadas visual encabezaron la caminata con la que pretenden crear conciencia entre la sociedad de cÓmo poder ayudar a quienes dependen de este instrumento que los hace sentir autÓnomos, ¿cÓmo ven? >> quÉ tal. ♪ >> y mire, pasando a otra cosa, en afganistÁn los hombres pueden olvidarse de los ataques bÉlicos en un parque acuÁtico sÓlo para ellos. en este lugar ya hay mil clientes que disfrutan de toboganes, piscinas, cÁmaras de hidromasaje, saunas y hasta restaurantes. lo curioso es que las mujeres no entran, pero las niÑas sÍ. >> y bueno, el famoso piedra, papel o tijera ha quedado atrÁs. el juego de niÑos ya es de villanos. esta es una muestra de cÓmo se ha transformado este juego. el ganador pues agarra a

now, there are arrests and traffic delays near walmart in san leandro and nbc's bay area kimberly terehe latest from there. >> hi, diane. that protest is just wrapping up here at the walmart in san leandro. this is just one of many protests going on today at an estimated 1500 walmart locations across the nation. and some of these protests including this one in san leandro resulted in arrests. walmart workers and supporters are taking advantage of black friday and the crowds hoping to bring attention to what they say are unfair labor practices. >> this is our country's largest employer and about two-thirds of the workers make less than $25,000 a year. and that's just not enough to put food on the table. >> reporter: protesters are demanding what they call a living wage. >> walmart needs someone to come in here and police them evidently because they -- we're not all on the same page. they say one thing. we say another. we say they pay

and tere has some ideas on how the president might still be able to salvage this. knowin what you did in knowing what they have to do, this is the major le year. but go ahead, what do they do? >> my heart goes out to the tech team because they are working 24 by seven affixes. in the first place, i get that playing out, ad i would meet with american companies like disney and amazon and fedex never get that outside advice. neil: this is about catch up. but where those guys to say and we are hearing from a lot of techies that that is what they are encountering. >> stabilize the system and then make bad or do we need to actually build something new. but the key right now is that we have to get this right. and then make those decisions later. neil: president bush met with every demand and traffic that would rise exponenally. and i don't know the rollout and how it is on the time of day, ebay could tell you that but how important is that gauging traffic demand when people want tt get onto a website? >> it's critically important. i would expect that they should ve hour by

is tere sething you'd only for the holidays, shop after christmas.: okay, items that you really think are discounted at a good deal. let's start with this samsung hdtv, 65 inches. >> that's right, big screen, marked down $500. and that is what i tried to push. go for the electronics that you know are good products. gerri: let's talk about the nikon cool pix. >> that is also a good deal. look athe savings. you are saving $1300 on this great product. sometimes black friday is good to pick up items that you need for your home. gerri: what about the apple ipod mini? >> i love this one. gift card for you can get from target a wal-mart that you can use for other purchases with the purchase of this ipad mini. don't buy stuff you didn't need. gerri: you definitely need a shopping lst. [laughter] absolutely, shop online if you can't enjoy yourself. gerri: thank you for coming on the show. so will consumers shop until they drop? inside into how willing people are to openheir wallets. peter barnes has the latest. reporter: that's rightt a new consumer survey sa

. >> they tracked the individual through the airport and engaged him in gun fores gunfire in tere and were able to successfully take him into custody. terminal throw is o p 3 is on te of the airport. passengers inside of the terminal described the scene as chaos. >> people started running from the center area of terminal out toward the gates that would lead to the airplanes. they had to evacuate to the other side of the terminal and came by later and said w we were leaving the terminal. the passengers were put on shuttle buses as they cloard th- cleared the area. the officals say they were able to get the upper hand and take control of the situation. they don't know why a young man opened fire inside of terminal p. 3. jennifer london al jazeera los angeles. >> for the transportation security administration incidents like today are what agent train for while hoping they never have to confront. joining us is phil. ?r.t he hahe has worked in the n astros foindustry for a decade. the training that tsa goes through how much does that match what tsa responded to today. for the most part the

and the country agrees to daily monitoring of nuclear facilities by international inspect teres.nd in return, iran gets what it wanted. ittette goods to continue enriching uranium. the easing of some of the most strict international sanctions that have really crippled iran's economy. both on capitol hill, republicans and democrats are expressing skepticism. >> we had a chance to deliver a body blow. the sanctions actually worked. but this deal gives them $7 billion in cash and it leaves in place one of the most sophisticated enrichment programs around. >> i'm dispointed by the terms of the agreement between iran because it does not seem proportional. iran simply freezes its newark clear capabilities while we reduce the sanctions. that is not a proportionate agreement. >> no surprise that not everybody is agreeing on this one. the president is kaug the deal a success. he says it will help prevent iran from making a nuclear bomb. >>> two world leaders meeting for the first time today. on the right, russian vladimir putten, on the left, the pope. both scheduled to have a clos closed

and we have a house care bill that is out tere that does the kinds of things where it gets backnto the market,where it givepatients opportunities and choices, unlike what you're finding in the obama care. we are listening to people a whatheir needs are, and we have a plan that we put out there. ok, we need to also talk about our debt and deficit. getting that straightened out is going to cause the economy to grow. >> if you and your caucus think that you have the power as the majority in the house of representatives against a party that holds the presidency and the senatend you're willing to risk again shutting down this government, i think that you will be making the biggest mistake imaginable. >> i'm not talking about closing down the governme. i'm talking aut finding common ground. >> somebody in your caucus need to take leadership role, wheer it's the speaker or whomever it may bend say we're not going to shut the government dn. wee not going to be irrational. we're not going to slam some grand bargain on fist kical pol down the american people's throat like the president did on ob

done any online holiday shopping lately in the vend teres vendors have to send some place you gave ito them home address. it is grim, awful. but it does seem a bit odd that we're all fretting about security when the cat is really out of the bag. the fact is we have no security. and who in his right mind trusts our government? remember edward snowden? the government hired him. they even told us he was checked out. of course, i'm not saying we should not at least try to create safeguards for our personal information we should but it does seem a tad bit late. am i wrong? go to gretawire and tell me. that's my off the record story tonight. if you have an issue you think i should take off the record go to gretawire and tell us about it and are some big-named democrats freaked out about obamacare and political future? it sure seems that way. today president obama and vice president biden in a hush hush meeting with senate democrats a meeting they didn't want you to know about. of course many of the senators in that secret meeting are up for election in 2014. joe trippi joins us. nice to see

. >> well firstly, the global ocean, we've had measurements of al tim teres from space making measurementsthe global ocean since late 1992. since then the global ocean sea level has gone up by two and-a-half inches. in the vicinity of the philippines, it's gone up by about eight inches just to the east of there. part of that is because of changes in the winds in that area which has piled the water up in that region. but it also means that the warm water is exceptionally deep. so the sea temperatures are higher by over degree fahrenheit on a global basis because of global warming, because of human influences. going along with that the air and atmosphere is warmer and moister and that's what fuels these storms. the environment that all of these storms are occurring in is simply different than it used to be because of human activities. >> ifill: jeff masters is a human activities in that region or is it human activities globally that you see that are driving the sea levels up in that area? >> it's human activities globally. unfortunately the people who are least to blame for emitting carbon d

. >> prompt teres, no scripts. >> no. >> no nothing. >> that was not -- the old drury, the other day cheat. >> oh, come on. >> you did, you're like it's alkaed my. >> you nailed it. you crushed it today. cliffs natural resources -- >> also crushing it -- >> on my stocks draft team. >> way to go. >> what do you have to say? >> herb, what do you reckon about this? >> we're ins this period where you can tell how -- the hubris in this bull market is what strikes me. as i tweeted out last night, i want to share this with you, this was very good if i don't say so myself. the sign of what -- >> i am excellent if i don't say so myself. >> a sign of where we are in this market, some guy tweets safe to jump into tesla, herb is on the case, that means only one thing, straight up. i have to tell you, years ago when i used to see that and hear that kind of thing it used to concern me. >> that's because it was on a letter with cutout letters from a magazine somebody sent you. now it's easier. >> but what i've learned over the cycles, sir brian, is that when you see that and you see that kind of hu

in washington president obpola has oup tered the flag be lowerd at government buildings.oed around the country as well as overseas. the death toll from the ines is now above 520 notis expe kned to rise. philippine officials say things are starting to stabilize, but rode on two islands to clear debris. some banks and stores have returned to business. go to sports now. the new orleans saints and to the lead the falcoeq a fmacth strastiern de,eaest quarterback drew breeze that the stains with a pair of touchdown well as ireallroved to nine and two. atlanta fell to two and nine. those are your ns,s headlines and the fox business network. arthel neville. dehas tois: tsane to make a low with charles. joining us for a look at major players in the indus newial gas bussineiliz which is pretty sexy stuff. >> reporter: liquid natural gaing o the evosertion of this tab breking miracle, of this natural gas, the liquefying part of it is the next real bsti s gi liquefying it. listen, natural-gas this about $4. a.j. is like 13 which makes it. we can ship it over there. this com process,

tens of thousands of come pet teres woke up early to pound the pavement for the race.pot. and a grand slam title for the wheelchair competitor. tefs her fourth win this year aalone. more than 1500 cameras were placed along the route, bomb sniffing dogs and scuba divers were also in place to scan bridges and shorelines. it seems like an impossible distance to run, 26.2 miles. but more many, sunday's race was a chance to compete in the marathon that they did not get to run last year. one year ago superstorm sandy ripped across the city forcing the race to be canceled. some runners hit the road for more than just the thrill of the race. >> reporter: on the streets of baltimore, this woman spent months prep pairing for the new york city marathon. adding up the miles and pushing down the memories of last year. >> i had four feet of water in my house. >> reporter: last year the great race was swept away. the massive property loss and human suffering was too much. >> the best way to help new york city at this time is to say that we will not be conducting the 2012 ing new york

no hagas recargoarte, ser usaas un accesorio grande trata que los aros sean pequeÑo, y asÍ, nunca terello. >>> bueno muchas gracias mi samy disfruten mucho esta transformaciÓn en pareja y gracias claudia por este asesoramiento. >>> vamos a la pausa y regresamos con mÁs, twlenemos pa hoy mÁs informaciÓn, una de las novias de luis miguel y no se imagina declaraciones, eso es por eso la comedilla del dÍa. >>> (♪). >>> ya regresamos. >>> venga, venga. >>> (♪). >>> (♪). (♪). ♪ ♪ >>> ♪ quÉdate donde estÁs y pon atenciÓn la comidilla del dÍa y quÉ noticiÓn ♪ >>> ven acÁ tacher, ustedes muchachos, cÓmo estÁn? >>> como estÁ tigre? >>> tacher tiene twitter. >>> yo tambiÉn tengo. >>> te enseÑo el pajarito. te hace falta. este es el pajarito de twitter. cuÁntos tienes 18.850, todos comprados. (risas) >>> te voy a demandar a ti, te dijeron tigrito. >>> no tengo la culpa. >>> con esta punta te voy a dar un cariÑo. >>> de que son las botas? >>> de un cuero. >>> cuÁl es la comidilla. >>> aparte de que molesta, el dÍa de hoy nos tiene sorprendido, ya que por fin rompiÓ el silencio una de las ex novias

i could no longer go tere.is primary care physician is there and it says he will have to go to another hospital. he does not know the health condition. has gone to the hospital for 40 years. he has had multiple different insurance companies but have always been able to keep the same doctors. now, because of obamacare, it is out of the loop. this is totally unfair to all of the people who live in the area. ?hat gives you this says that none of her current positions including her primary care physician and her ob/gyn are in the exchange. nearest providers in this network are 45 minutes west, 60 minutes used, or 90 minutes north. this will be very costly to me in terms of time taken off to attend appointments at these distant offices are hospitals. since i'm self-employed, a day off to go to the dock your is a day without income. mother wrote me and said if my 17-year-old son does , i will beis winter required to take a minimum of son a day off to bring my to find a primary care physician who will accept insurance

teree, where's peggy? she said she's coming.might have a clue where her missing party members were if she bothered to answer her phone. why you not answering no phone calls? because i'm tired of people calling, texting-no. i don'answer my phone because i don't want to be bothered sometimes. like, if i seey phone missed a call, i might call you about two or three hours later when i'm resting and stuff like that. but other than that, don't call me during the day. why you say you not answering no phoneall? because i've been taking too many phone calls for this whole week that i shouldn't have. that you shouldn't ha what's that got to do with us? today is my off day. i'm off. (announcer) shanteca might want to consider turning her cell phone back on because half of her wedding party is calling from the wrong place. hello? over here at this nail place--shan didn't tell you? come down the street. okay, bye. you didn't tell her cuz you didn't tell me. yes, i did. okay and i changed it. (announcer) even after all that confusion at the s

. >> christina mentioned santa tere teresa. 101 and 680 t maps show your northbound slowdowns. 101 andwing closely behind. no major crashes there. a crash north 680 approaching sunol boulevard but we don't see slowing. 880 a tough drive south off 230 after an earlier crash. northbound slowing into oakland and approaching the bay bridge toll plaza. back to you. >> as always we appreciate it. we'll be back in a half hour with another local update. pretty picture of the sunrise. i think you know where that is. st. louis. hi to the folks out there. tweet us your pictures of sunrise where you're waking up with the #todaysunrise. i'm matt lauer. >>> get you caught up on the headlines today. twitter is making its debut on the new york stock exchange. the company is going public beginning the trading day at $26 a share. >>> a lot of people out west spotted that fireball streaking across the sky last night. scientists believe it was, in fact, a meteor. >>> victy for amanda knox. dna on a knife failed to conclusively prove it was the murder weapon. >>> coming up, the highlights from con's music'