vanessa juarez comenzo a boxear cuando tenia apenas 8 anos. mujeres son discriminadas en este deporte, y no esta sola ... suleyma nery, comenzo a entrenar a los 10 anos.. "hay mujeres que tienen miedo porque dicen que es un deporte para hombres, pero las mujeres pueden hacer lo mismo que los hombres".. vanessa juarez, comenzo a boxear a los 8 anos "i always trained with the guys" con 13 anos de experiencia su record suma mas de 70 peleas ganadas contra 5 perdidas... nats boxing... cuando vanessa comenzo tenia la misma edad que la pequena giselle gomez.. nats pelea giselle giselle gomez, comenzo a boxear a los 7 anos "fui a pelear y luego de ahi me dijeron que gane y todo" su gusto por el box viene de familia, sus cuatro hermanos han boxeado y comenzaron entrenando con su papa ... juan pablo gomez, padre de giselle "porque son mujeres nunca pensabamos uno los hombres o los papas de uno nunca pensaban que las mujeres tambien podian boxear, pero pos ahora resulta que las mujeres pegan duro tambien" "a veces uno tiene miedo cuando los sube pa arri

vanessa h. telemundo.iales en comienza la copa como orgulloso patrocinador, te trae toda la acciÓn con el paquete lo2yo futbol de sprint id. disfruta de las mejores jugadas y contenido exclusivo de tu equipo, mientras sigues con tu ritmo de vida. y si utilizas el servicio de alertas, recibirÁs resultados en tiempo real y los horarios de cada partido. descarga gratis y con un clic el paquete lo2yo futbol y mantÉn siempre el control. de la copa oro, claro. >> indican que fueron los propios nar propios nnarcos que están ahí alias el pioline. el asesino de jaime zapata cuando los mandos se enteraron de la nacionalidad y el cargo de la víctima decidieron ejecutar a sus sicar sicarios pero lo pensaron mejor y lo ententregaron y re recorda zapata. no termina el horror para las víctimas y familias de las víctimas del narcotráfico, están tratando de identifico aro miles de cadáveres aunque en casos cuentan solamente con pedacitos de cuerpos. >> raúl torres. >> cuerpos con sangre, cabezas cortadas manos que parecen

she had been a work and her husband was home with the kids having trouble with too year-old vanessa whoused to eat her french fries. he lost his temper, the little girl was viciously beaten so badly her spine was twisted. on september 12th she was declared brain dead, her mother begged the doctors to keeper on life support so vanessa wouldn't die on her birthday. the next day they let the little girl slipped away, her mother held her for the first time since the attack and for the last time and then she donated vanessa's organs and laid her daughter to rest, barred nightmare was just beginning. police had discovered a pattern of abuse by the little girl's father. >> on at least two occasions that he admitted to us and probably far more often than he admitted. >> child protective services needed to make sure the other children were in a safe environment so with her daughter dead, her husband behind bars for, they came and took her sons. >> says she has her daughter in a casket, the baby's father is in jail. that was the first week of all of this. >> she was left alone in wondering what h

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la generación que creció bajo esta amenaza y restricción de seguridad y la muerte del terrorista vanessa terrible. >>> pese a su edad recuerdan la angustia que vivieron. >>> yo estaba triste, uno no sabía cómo estaba la situación ahí. >>> para muchos el mundo se vino abajo y cambio para siempre. >>> me sentí mal porque eso fue algo hosh ross. >>> generación de niños que creció entre códigos de alertas, vieron la economía decaer y el país en dos guerras no es casualidad que cuando el presidente obama anuncio al mundo que el enemigo de estados unidos había muerto los primeros en celebrar fueron los jóvenes de esta generación. >>> en parte me alegre, porque ese hombre hizo algo terrible. >>> a las puertas de la casa blanca en la ciudad de que vio desplomarse las torres gemelas miles de jóvenes, celebraron así como también en universidades en el país >>> para los jóvenes como ustedes de la generaciones de ustedes bin laden era la personificación del mal. >>> sí, siempre lo he visto así, su imagen siempre fue mala para todos nosotros. >>> alfredo hernández trabaja con jóvenes y dicen que bin

. >> vanessa h tiene los detalles. >> los 4 hijos de arnold schwarzenegger y maría s han crecido a ojosestán acostumbrados a estar en esa vida pública, a estar en las noticias etcétera. >> eso para ellos no es algo nuevo, la parte nueva es la razón por la cual están en el enfoque en estos momentos. >> a sus 25 años de madrmatrimo maría s y el ex gobernador de california tuvieron 4 hijos. >> el más pequeño tiene la misma edad del hijo que tiene con su ex empleada doméstica mildred baena. >> los dos jovencitos han vivido vidas completamente diferentes. >> cristopher creció con sus 3 hermanos en esta mega mansión de millones de dólares mientras que su quinto hijo, ahora vivo me esta casa en circunstancias muy distintas. >> de igual manera enfrentarán el escándalo de sus padres de forma muy diferente. >> depende mucho del niño, de la fortaleza sicológica que tenga cada niño, de la relación que tenga con los padres, de los esquemas que han creado ellos uno del otro de sus experiencias hasta hoy día. >> en sus páginas de twitter dos de los hijos expresaron lo difícil de la situación. >> su hi

but well, you know, vanessa and i went to high school together, so i've been...'ve been dreaming about her for a minute now. >> hinojosa: yay! >> but the... it's a lot of things. i think what's really exciting about writing is it's just... it's limitless, you know? i'm working on a lot of different things and they're using different parts of my brain. you know, i'm working on this hamilton mix tape-- this alexander hamilton concept album that i got to sing... i got to perform at the white house. >> hinojosa: right. a friend of michelle and the prez... >> yeah, which was... and that was the first time i'd performed that song in public outside of the shower. so it was really terrifying and thrilling and amazing. but you know, that is... requires all this historical research and this part of my brain that has long laid dormant in terms of, you know, being accurate historically while getting to really play with contemporary music. and then you know, slipping back into my old heights bathrobe and writing those songs. so the fun for me is in trying to get as much done

. >> vanessa enjoys wine, but says it's been a challenge trying to get her family to enjoy it with herfather is really into tequila. he knows all about tequila. i introduced him to wine. >> it's the same challenge for california's wine industry. as it tries to tap into the new fast growing latino market of wine drinkers. >> winery in the napa valley is among the biggest wineries targeting the latino market. trying to get folks comfortable with wine, says the marketing director. >> one of the significant things about the population is it is growing faster than the general population. >> some of its winery tours in spanish. associated press describes the hispanic wine market as essentially untapped. the problem for wine is not so much getting latinos to develop a taste for wine as it is to get them over the idea that they have to become wine snobs to enjoy it. for vanessa, wine works best at home. >> enjoy each other's company. >> finally it seems the generation of those who work the fields and harvest the grapes enjoy the fruits of their labors. don knapp, cbs 5. >>> how long buster say

vanessa did well. easily navigating her way through the colorful cones.her instructor told her to drive while texting, the trouble begins. >> going really, really slow. >> yeah. >> you know, driving distracted i definitely felt more impaired. i wasn't focussing on the road ahead of me. i was looking at my cell phone and trying to change the radio. and -- it didn't give me the opportunity to focus on what was coming up. to the point that i -- ending up blowing through a stop sign which is an eye opener. >> next we asked vanessa to try her hands at navigating through a skid. >> you want to go left. which way do you turn the wheel? >> right. >> have an's took the wheel. with a little help from juan she was driving like a pro. >> that's where you want to go. >> in addition to safe driving instruction, ford offers new safety technology. it is a feature that allows parents to limit a young driver's speed. it makes you want to wear your seat belt. >> you don't have your seat belt system on the radio will be muted. no tunes if you have no belt on. buckle up, you

good morning to you, vanessa. >> good morning. >> we have to talk first the costs, because there wasputting the cost of the dress more than $400,000. given what i was just reporting and what you know about it, do you think that's possible? >> i think the truth is that dress is priceless. having said that, certainly the couture dresses that are made for one person that are never copied and never made again with run into the thousands of dollars, and if you add in the man hours requires to make the dress and the lace and it was hand cut, and the fabric that went into it, that could well be accurate. >> okay. of course you say never re-made, but they will be copied, as they have been already. people putting knockoffs out there. we had two stunning looks from kate on her wedding day. what did you think of her style of choices? were they the classic looks that could work on a lot of brides? >> certainly the wedding dress itself was timeless, and very elegant. the second dress was beautiful, although i liked it not as quite as the first one. it was a little disney princess for me, but beca

segÚn se indica pensaban que era un narcotraficante, pero vanessa la esposa, asegura que no tenÍa nadaevista recordÓ cÓmo vio a un hombre apuntÁndole con un arma y le pidiÓ que no disparara porque tenÍa un bebÉ. y fue quien hizo la llamada de emergencia. >> los mismos documentos de las autoridades indican que dentro de la residencia encontraron varias armas, dinero en efectivo, telÉfonos celulares, equipo de radiotransmisiÓn y no existe indicaciÓn de drogas. 21 dÍas despuÉs los vecinos aÚn recuerdan cada momento. >> no conocÍa a josÉ personalmente pero sabÍa que vivÍa con su esposa e hija. y asegura que siempre habÍa mucho trÁfico en esa casa. la familia presionÓ a las autoridades para que divulgaran el vÍdeo, el abogado de la familia dice que se enteraron de la investigaciÓn, y que revisarÁn todo. han difamado a güereÑa. >> todavÍa existe mucha informaciÓn, sin embargo esperan que se aclaren los prÓximos dÍas quÉ fue realmente lo que ocurriÓ, sin embargo el abogado del condado asegura que este vÍdeo comprueba que las acciones van de acuerdo a las reglas y el entrenamiento del departam

vanessa hauc nos cuenta en detalle.na nueva pausa y regresamos con mas noticias y los deportes... roll weather open cu --y muchos van a estar descansando en un rico y largo fin de semana con un lunes libre de trabajo por el "memorial day", asi que urge saber que tal va a estar el tiempo., ariel vamos contigo. take pkg muchas gracias a travs de nuestra zona las temperaturas se quedaron en el rango alto de los secenta en el sector interior de la costa estuvimos llegando a setenta y setenta y un grados vimos algo de nubosidad ms temprano en el dia un sistema frontal que bsicamente se disipo pero hay otra zona de baja presin que va a estar llegando a travs del sector norte para el da de maÑana asi que hoy fue solo un dia de transicin ya que se nos esta acercando el prximo sistema ese frente aca en el sector norte y nos va a provocar una posibilidad de lluvia que va a ser muy aislada y se va a quedar justo en el sector norte del pas .. etoy pronosticand o un veinte por ciento de posibilidad de lluvia aislada para maÑana saba

. >>> officials announced today that vanessa reyes pleaded no contest.rosecutors say reyes used a pto debit card to buy more than $20 million worth of meals and clothing. >>> the controversial gang injunction program will remain in place two nights. the injunction identified gang members from associated with one another, linking colors, or being in a safety zone after 10: 10:00 p.m. an independent review could help address concerns over racial profiling. >>> a massive memorial has been returned to the city of oakland. it is a story we broke saturday night on ktvu 10:00 news. eric rasmussen explains how one worker at a recycling yard helped crack the case. >> reporter: the thieves managed to steal days with a little more than a few wooden planks. it was from the uss maine, sunk by an explosion off cuba in 1988. >> it was an old ship. >> reporter: three months into his new job, marcelo gonzales called police when two men brought in this piece late tuesday. >> i got an e-mail alert sent out about this. i recognized it. >> reporter: officers arrested 48-year

this actor vanessa pleaded no contest to embezzlement. over this- teacher--with restitution that she stole as part of a pduring her plea agreement, she used a debit card issued by the p t 0 to withdraw cash and even givfts. >> the suspension tower expansion project for the bay bridge. >> this work started early as crews began lifting the world's largest cable settle. it will sit on top of the suspension tower. this work was slow, tedious and they only get one shot at making it right. engineers are keeping a close eye because of the storms grolier. thursday, with clear skies and relatively low wind make ideal conditions for this lifting of this settled. monitoring the situation as that settle was put into place. you can see in this animation provided by caltran that this is bolted on top of the suspension tower. this has one simple function to hold those cables in place within a perfect alignment. once this is in place? to stretch out on each portion of the strand. each section of that step along with 450 t, with 20-feet wide. on treasure

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. >> vanessa got a job at a financial software company with her degree in political economy. and believes the job market is improving. >> i would maybe think that's true for my friends but they're all really smart people, and i think you know, we're hard workers and we did a lot to try to find the right job for us. >> this will be the dreamers, like you go to college, and of kous, you have a lot of job -- of course, you have a lot of job offers afterwards, but it is a bit depressing but i'm not letting it get me down. >> reporter: at uc berkeley, anne makovec, cbs 5. >> and uc berkeley graduating senior austin whitney has a lot to be proud of tonight. not only did he get his diploma, but he was able to get out of his wheelchair today to walk across the stage, along with 2400 others at today's ceremony. and the engineering professor and a graduate student created the robotic legs that allowed whitney to stand and walk. that is something he was not able to do since a car accident paralyzed him in 2007. >> what these guys all gave to me today, it is overpowering at some points.

. >> reporter: vanessa got a job at a financial software company with her degree in political economy. and believes the job market is improving. >> i would maybe think that is true for my friends but i mean they're all really smart people and i think we're hard workers and we did a lot to try to find the right job for us. >> this will be the dream, like you go to college and then of course, you have a lot of job offers afterwards, but i mean it is a bit depressing but i'm not letting it get me down. >> reporter: at uc berkeley, anne makovec, cbs 5 eyewitness news. >> uc berkeley graduating senior, austin whitney, rose from his whole chair today, to walk across the stage. along with 2400 others at today's graduation ceremony. a berkeley engineering professor and his team of graduate students created the robotic legs that allowed whitney to stand and walk. that was something he was not able to do since a car accident paralyzed him in 2007. >> what these guys all gave to me today, it was overpowering at some points. and just quite remark able. >> in the future, the exo skeleton legs coul

vanessa d'andrea is in the back. she is the project manager for this project area. she is standing next to our assistant project manager. she is standing next to our compliance person. he is the one that makes sure that as we let contracts and hire people, that we hire locally and we also bring on contractors who are from bayview hunters point. david, who has been involved in much of the work. bill o'brien. olson, who is in many ways the architect of the model block program. thank you for being here. i hope i am not leaving anybody out who has been working on this. as always, it is dangerous when you start naming names because you always leave somebody out, but there are a lot of folks at the agency who worked very hard on this project. this project has taken a lot of energy from residents, a lot of tenacity, a lot of commitment, and in keeping with the way that we do work here in san francisco, a lot of patience. always takes a long time for us to get stuff done, but ultimately, we get it right. i would like to invite michelle to come to the microphone and give you

three -week-old vanessa wong another. >> it'll be interesting to tell her she was one of the first patients to be moved. >> reporter: it is in compliance with the state mandate that requires hospitals to retrofit or rebuild to meet earthquake standards by 2030. >> i would venture to says the the safest hospital in the state. we are very close to the san andreas fault. >> reporter: there were also computer stations for electronic record sharing. even the air is different. >> none of the air is recycled. so all the air that comes in the hospital is exhausted so that it isn't rebreathed by someone else. >> reporter: patient williams smith says the bells and whistles don't matter much to him. >> mainly what you look for when you're in the hospital is continued care. >> reporter: this old hospital will be demolished floor by floor and turned into a parking lot. the hospital may also add another helopad because this new hospital was built on top of the old one.patti lee. >>> the man who just days ago was leading in presidential polls in now heading to jail. >>> and pie -- another storm is approac

vanessa barnett is blaming it on the senseless violence. >> i'm still in disbelief that this happened. i cannot believe that it is so unfair. oakland would be a beautiful place if they got rid of the violence. >>catherine: the family is in the process of planning a memorial service for latoya kenney. >> new details and th disappearance of 26 rolled nursing student michelle le. is not been seen cents at 26- -year-old--and reggie kumar joins us live. >> kathryn the family and friends of the shelf le are of michele le are expected to meet any moment. she was a nursing student at kaiser permanente and across the street. she left on friday and never returned. she said that she was going to go to reno after class. her car was driven from the hospital. and when a few blocks away it was found on ponderous accord bush was not in it. ponderous the- court street but she was not in ait at this point, her cellphone was recovered but still no clues and a $10,000 reward is offered for information leading purifreggie kumar, kron 4 news. >> we are going to see green into tomorrow morning at the stormt

. >> ahora carla, vanessa, y muchos jÓvenes mÁs vecomo una mÁquina de coser y los famosos pareos le han> se puede usar de blusa, de falda, de vestido, como usted quiera. >> ella sabe que mientras mÁs crezca su empresa, mÁs jovencitas tendrÁn la oportunidad de poder ver sus sueÑos hechos realidad. >> aunque la empresa es todavÍa muy pequeÑa su propietaria dice que ademÁs de pagarles un poco mejor que las grandes fÁbricas de ropa les da un castillo con botellas de cerveza construyÓ un ingeniero en argentina, el defensor del medio ambiente estuvo recolectando por 21 aÑos, logrÓ reunir 6 millones. la estructura cuenta con tres edificios principales que incluyen, dormitorio, baÑos, salas y cocina, fueron creados por materiales reciclables, Él alega que no es el dueÑo absoluto del inmueble, son todos los miembros de su comunidad que lo ayudaron a recolectar la materia prima. quÉ paciencia y creatividad, la dieta es algo importante para los modelos, pero cuando hay creatividad de por medio la comida abundante y la pasarela combinan muy bien. >> estos salones de clases estÁn convertidos en vest

fechas especial pero hoy presentaron este modelaje quienes no se pierden "primer impacto" , ahorca la, vanessas más crezca su empresa más yo ven cizjóvenes ven hecho la realidad este sueño >>> aunque la empresa es pequeña su dueña de pagarle un poco mejor les desata desayuno y almuerzo gratis para que reciban su sueldo llo más integro posibe ilia >>> atónitos en colombia porque la imagen de jesús está en la ramo de un árbol, la iglesia católica examinará la figura para determinar estuvo autenticidad >>> y así vamos a una pausa en seguida los trabajadores de un hoy en noticias univision 14 a las seis...--investigan el pasado de un hombre de vallejo que anoche desató el caos al tratar de irrumpir en la cabina de pilotos de un vuelo que venia de chicago a san francisco.---un inmigrante que anhelaba conseguir el sueño americano enfrenta una pesadilla, pues sera repatriado a mexico, pero en silla de ruedas, luego de lastimarse en su lugar de empleo.---miles de maestros inician una semana de manifestaciones para tratar de frenar los recortes al presupuesto de la educacion publica.---conoceremos a la

some actresses and actors include al pacino, vanessa redgrave in driving miss daisy, edie falco in theue and ellen barkin in the normal heart. the tony awards air live from new york city june 12th here on wusa9. >> jamie lee curtis came to northwest d.c. for an important cause. she's honorary chair for the national children's health awareness event put on by the substance abuse administration. this year's exhibit at the shakespeare theatre featured artwork from children directly impacted by the 9-11 attacks and recognized their resilience. >> white house correspondents weekend is over and what better way to unwind than with a mimosa at the traditional morning after brunch. from actress morgan fairchild to congressman jim moran, local and hollywood celebrities attended. from white house correspondent reality tv stars, they filled the rooftop at the hay adams hotel by the white house. well, why let all of the humans have the fun. this week, pet expert wendy diamond from animal fair magazine once again hosted her annual white house pet correspondents benefit held at art and soul on capito

vanessa reyes pleaded no contest to charges she stoled more than $20,000 from the trace elementary school parent teacher organization. the new treasurer of the organization says she tried to hide her crime saying the group's financial statements had burned in a school fire last year. the former treasurer of the group is also facing charges that she stoled from the organization's fund. >>> a man who was seriously injured when an oakland police car hit his car will receive $630,000 from the city of oakland. the accident happened back in august of 2006. daniel payne march questions suffered a broke n back and leg. last night the city agreed to pay the settlement, but the question of who was at fault in that accident remains. two court actions are pending. >>> new at 10:00 tonight dozens of people came out to see in san francisco what they claim as federal profiling. federal agents and san francisco police officers assigned to the fbi's joint terrorism task force targeted them. ktvu's patty lee is live in the city this evening with how the police chief is responding. patty? >> reporter: well,

vanessa reyes pleaded no contest to charges she stoled more than $20,000 from the trace elementary school parent teacher organization. the new treasurer of the organization says she tried to hide her crime saying the group's financial statements had burned in a school fire last year. the former treasurer of the group is also facing charges that she stoled from the organization's fund. >>> a man who was seriously injured when an oakland police car hit his car will receive $630,000 from the city of oakland. the accident happened back in august of 2006. daniel payne march questions suffered a broke n back and leg. last night the city agreed to pay the settlement, but the question of who was at fault in that accident remains. two court actions are pending. >>> new at 10:00 tonight dozens of people came out to see in san francisco what they claim as federal profiling. federal agents and san francisco police officers assigned to the fbi's joint terrorism task force targeted them. ktvu's patty lee is live in the city this evening with how the police chief is responding. patty? >> reporter: well,

vanessa reyes will be sentenced to up to one year in jail as part of this plea agreement. she used the organization's debit card to buy thr than $20,000 worth of unauthorized charges, which include hairstyling, sports equipment, and a trip to lego land in southern california. the scheme was discovered when a new treasurer noticed an odd purchase at the itunes store. >>> the bay area got its moment to shine in the amgen tour of california as riders raced from the trivalley to the silicon valley. here's today's route. despite some changes, there was a lot of enthusiasm from what's considered the cycling event in north america. we bring in nbc bay area's kris sanchez, who followed the cyclists on this 81-mile journey today. kris, with all due respect, did you ride with them or just drive behind them? >> reporter: yeah, i look pretty rested, right, raj? though i would probably do everyone a disservice if i showed up in lycra to work today. i will say this, that it is really a fun event to go out and see. the winner finished in less than three hours and 30 minutes, and this is

vanessa doorsman talked to him and snagged several photos. >> he was very polite.y nice, like, he was just really talkative and everything. almost as if he wanted to get ton us. >> very dignified. i would expect nothing less from him. he's royalty, prince, he's been around for a while. it was nice to see that. >> the georgetown student are going into final exams. one student i talked to said prince charles apparently seemed to than and was concerned that student were outside waiting for him and not in the library. from the georgetown kauchlts, megan mcgrath, news 4. >>> a five-time grammy award winner is turning her life experiences into page turners. now shania twain was on "the today show" promoting her new autobiography "from this moment on." in it she talks about her troubled childhood and the infidel they ripped her marriage apart. the infidelity also stripped her of her singing voice. she hopes writing about her obstacles will be emotional cleansing for her and her readers. >> i felt sharing and giving testimony to the things i've experienced in life will do

vanessa doorsman talked to him and snagged several photos. >> he was very polite and very nice.e was really talkative and everything. almost like he wanted to get to know us. very dignified. i would expect nothing less from him. he's royalty, the prince. been around for a while. so it was nice to see that. >> the georgetown student are going into final exams. one student i talked to said that prince charles apparently seemed to know that and actually expressed a little concern that the student were outside waiting for him and not in the library. from the georgetown campus, megan mcgrath, news 4. >> it is very cool he is spreading the word on sustainable agriculture. when you look at it, it just makes a lot of sense and it is the best way to feed the world. >> you have that in common. >> he loves it here in washington. >> coming up next, college student were able to pinpoint osama bin laden's exact location years before the military did, and tonight they reveal exactly how they did it. >>> hackers tapped into millions of accounts swiping people's personal information. why it was

the first is vanessa, wearing a jane wayne gown. just under $5,000.lot like kate's dress, the lace, the sleeves. these are making a comeback, right? >> girls come in every single day and ask me, rapidy, do you have anything that's not strapless? every wedding i've been to they have worn strapless gowns. when you have a dress with sleeves, you really can't raise your arm very much. so that's why a lot go with strapless dresses. you can throw on a shrug to get that look but take it off at the recepti reception. >> it's classic but you can be more comfortable. >> thank you very much. r next model is going to come out. this is $10,800. i guess this is a dress for someone who wants to adopt more of the dramatic flair. >> this is more dramatic. and the thing that girls have to keep in mind is that it's all about proportion and let me tell you, kate absolutely did everything perfect yesterday. from the size of the tiara to the size of the bouquet everything was perfect for her proportion, her body, and for the venue. she didn't overdo anything and that's one

vanessa doorsman snapped several photos. >> he was very polite, really nice. he was really talkative and everything. almost as if he wanted to get to know us. >> very dignified. i mean, i would expect nothing less from him. he's royalty, a prince. been there for a while. it was nice to see that in person. >> reporter: and the georgetown students are going into final exams so they should be studying right now. a couple of the students told us that. and apparently, according to once of the students, prince charles knew that, he knew they were going into finals week and actually was a little concerned that they were out here in the rain wait to go see him and weren't in the library actually studying. needless to say the folks that got a chance to see him, talk to him were thrilled to get that opportunity. barbara? back to you. >> i can imagine. thank you so much. >>> it is now 11:11. coming up, concern over security on mass transit on capitol hill right now. lawmakers are hearing from tsa and fema leaders. and raging waters are wreaking havoc in a number of state

we talked about vanessa redgrave. >> yes. >> we talked about ellyn burstyn. and... >> liv ullman. >> rose: liv ullman. what is it they share to recommend to you as a... >> passion, i think. complete passion. >> rose: obsession. >> obsession with what they do. >> rose: yes, because you've said that before. >> really, have i? >> rose: obsession with the craft that you have. >> i think you have to or i don't know whether it's relevant. and i think i've just worked with ellen burstyn and the obsession over the craft is just phenomenal and inspiring and she's constantly seeking and trying to get better. >> so when you talk to these people you talk about life but you also talk about the craft that you both share, the business you're in. >> yeah. yeah. and what do you ask them? >> i don't know. i... um... i'm not even quite sure. just generally about approaches. ellen is from the actor's studio, and it's a method i don't know much about that. so i was talking to her trying to find out about that. >> rose: so are you still in search of the whole technique of doing wh

vanessa pleaded no contest to felony grand theft. prosecutors say she stole more than $20,000 from trace elementary school's parent- teacher organization. the new treasurer of the organization says she try today hide the crime saying the group's financial statements had burned in a school fire last year. a former trace clerk also faces theft charges. >>> pg&e has issued a new warning about pipeline pressure reductions. the utility sent a letter to regulators last week that says dropping levels could effect service to customers including hospitals and power plants. now last month they warned of uncontrollable outages. state regulators ordered the utility to cut pressure on some lines and to conduct water tests following the investigation into the san bruno pipeline explosion. now today transportation secretary raoulia hood and congresswoman spear will tour that blast site. >>> this morning in a major speech on u.s. middle east policy president obama will defend new sanctions on syria's president. coming up we will have a live report f

vanessa reyes pleaded no contest to felony grand theft. prosecutors say she stole more than $20,000 from trace elementary school's parent- teacher organization. now the new treasurer of the organization says reyes tried to hide her crimes by claiming the group's financial statements burned in a school fire last year. a former trace clerk also faces theft charges. >>> dozens of people turned out in san francisco to complain about what they call racial profiling by police officers. >> what they need to realize is that there needs to be a level of trust with these communities that currently doesn't exist in san francisco. >> human rights groups say san francisco police officers assigned to the f.b.i. terrorism task force frequently circumvent local laws meant to protect civil liberties. at the meeting chief suhr said he would remind his officers that local laws trump federal policies. >>> in a separate issue, the chief is also considering equipping some of his police officers with small video cameras. it comes in the wake of the latest video

vanessa. >> there are a few bad guys that spoil it for the rest. it was fight until that point. we were hanging out and was beautiful. i heard gunshots and everybody was running. i immediately got to the ground and screaming to everybody to get down. to get down. after it was all over, i was calling for her and calling for other people. she did not respond. i did not see her until i went out into the street and i looked on to the side of her car the she was in. she is dead. i'm still in disbelief that this happened. i cannot believe that anybody is so on fair. her life was taken. she is not suffering, we are suffering left on the school earth to deal with things like this left on this-cruel birth. --she was beautiful, caring, loving. helpful. help you in any way that she can, in the way she can. >>catherine: at 6:00 p.m., the daughter of la jolla kenney why she thinks that she is living a nightmare of the playoff michelle le still not found. this hospital behind me is the last place where she was seen. that was friday night. death three days later, her whereabouts are still not

vanessa ray stole more than $20,000 from trace elementary school's parent-teacher organization. the new treasurer of the organization said ray tried to hide her crime by claiming the financial statements burned in a school fire last year. a former clerk also faces theft charges. >>> new details continue to emerge in arnold schwarzenegger's sex scandal. we go live to santa monica where schwarzenegger has an office. any sighting of the governor? >> reporter: we haven't seen him since monday when he came out in his new bentley and everyone swarmed his car. he kept quiet. everyone is camped out here. what is surfing on the internet tons of photographs of him with his baby mama, the housekeeper. you'll see him some of these photographs showing him with mildred patricia baena. there's another photo of pregnant baena at the baby shower. the one people are tacking about is maria shriver pregnant her son and baena pregnant with her baby at the same time. people magazine is reporting that maria, who is separated from arnold as hired prominent attorney laura wasser. the babies were born le

according to his wife, vanessa, her husband was asleep.ns outside her son's window. gerena pulled her aside. that's when she called 911 and spent about five minutes pleading for help. >> they opened the door. and they shot him. please, send me an ambulance. and you can ask me those questions later, please. >> reporter: those moments leading up to the shooting, that's the part of the story that keeps changing. the s.w.a.t. team initially claims they were fired on. but they later said gerena kept the gun safety on and never pulled the trigger. >> it doesn't matter if he fired or not. this is a man who has identified police. has a gun in his hand. when he identifies police, he doesn't drop the weapon. >> reporter: there's the claims made by his wife. she thought the men might be home invaders. >> at any point did you hear them yell police or s.w.a.t.? >> no. >> at any point did you hear sirens outside? >> no. >> reporter: but the s.w.a.t. team's lawyer believes this video will keep his clients from criminal prosecution. >> he brings the weapo

my sisters and i did not look like vanessa williams. we didn't look like mariah carey or any of these fair skinned movie idols that you see today. my sisters and i look more like the sisters of buckwheat, okay? we didn't have any role models when i was growing up. we didn't have any role models other than a black woman called ethel waters with a big bag of laundry. we have basically people on one knee in blackface, yes, in blackface singing mammy. and then we had butterfly mcqueen thing i don't know nothing about birthing no babies from gone with the wind. that was our role model. there were no other role models for women. there were distinct gender roles when i was going a. you never saw a man pushing a baby carriage. you just didn't see it. it was -- women stayed at home and in which quote unquote bring home the bacon. women were expected to be cheerleaders, not business leaders. if they were allowed out of the house they're expected to be secretaries in the office and not secretaries of state. and women were expected to marry a docto

vanessa wed grave, "driving miss daisy." are "catch me if you can." josh gad, "the book of mormon." joshua henry, "the scots borrow boys." andrew renault, "the book of mormon." and tony shelton. the nominees for best performance by an actress in a leading role in a musical are foster, "anything goes." "baby it's you." "sister act." donna murphy, "the people in the picture". >> "good people," "jerusalem," "the mother with the hat" and "war horse." the nominees for best news moouz call are "the book of mormon," "catch me if you can," "the scots borrow boys" and "sister act". >> "arcadia," "the importance of being earnest." and "the normal heart." anything goes, and how to succeed in business without. >>> special thanks to matthew broderick and anika noni rose. congratulations to all of the nominees. "the book of mormon" leads with 14 nominations. you can see the tony awards on sunday, june 12, 8:00 p.m., 7:00 central here on cbs. here's castro with a look at the weather. mari. >>> a look at the national picture for you. a huge

. >> and here they are live roger and steven ham along with their children, michael, vanessa, elizabeth ambrose, welcome to you all. boy, you look terrific. and, steven -- >> thank you. >> such an inspiring story. you said you never intended to have more than one child and every single one of these kids are other s ths that that other would not adopt and you built a big family. >> we did. we did. >> and tell us, you know, how did it all happen? just take us through it. how the family continued to grow and grow and grow. >> how it turned -- >> we originally wanted one child. roger didn't want any children. i decided -- actually i twisted his arm to get one child and that's when we went through the process of adoption through the state of arizona. at that point we decided we wanted just a girl, maybe about 3 years old. we ended up with a 5-year-old right here, michael and he just happened to have five siblings and just kind of escalated interest that point. >> in some states gay cups can't even adopt children. did you face any hurdles because of that? >> yeah, there was some hurdles. it w

so my advice to vanessa is this. yeah -- it's possible. you could declare bankruptcy.to ten years, depending on the nuances. a much better thing is to address it head-on. so the hospital bills, call the hospital. negotiate. you're 21. there are a lot of different payment plans that they are probably likely to be willing to discuss with you. on the student loans, are they federal loans? can you defer? is forbearance an option? and on the credit card debt, you may have to move in with mom and dad, but if you can add an extra $150 a month to that credit card debt, you can create your own repayment plan on your own. so my advice, just attack it head-on. >> got to get active. thanks very much. now, do you have a question you want us to answer? send us an e-mail at cnn.com. ♪ you love money ♪ well, you know i love it too ♪ ♪ you love money ♪ well, you know i love it too ♪ ♪ i work so hard at my job ♪ and then i bring it home to you ♪ ♪ i love money in my pocket her morning begins with arthritis pain. that's a coffee and two pills. the afternoon tour begins with more pain and

part of a smuggling operation, and it stormed the home of one of those, jose gerrina and his wife vanessabanged on the door and kicked it in and then fired. at first they said that guerrina gestured at them, and they fired at him. officers fired more than 70 times and hit him more than 20. afterward, nothing illegal was found in that family's home. the officers involved remain on active duty, and his widow has hired a lawyer. she has not taken any legal action to date. i want to get some insights from sunny hostin who is a legal analyst from "in session" our sister network on trutv. apparently the deputies had a search warrant and announced the arrival, and then stormed the home. >> yes, they need a search warrant, and the fourth amendment protects your home from unlawful searches and seizures. they did have a warrant, and you have to knock and announce, and in certain states there is a certain amount of time before you burst in. if all of the procedures were followed then the search warrant and the subsequent search were appropriate. in this case, we don't know whether or not the search