buena idea dice vanessa sandoval de la organizacin siren. s.o.t.oval/siren 1:36:13 una persona que quiere ir únicamente por el hecho de viajar no se puede. tiene uno que darle una explicación y someter comprobantes de que uno tiene una razón humanitaria, por emplo tiene un familiar fmen el extranjero al que quierevisitar o que tiene una razónofesional o educativa por el cual salir, y someter mprobantes de esa razón.ndal dice inmigracin st apron s permisos de aje para soÑadores, y que el primer paso para viajar bajoca es reunir la evidencia para stificar el via despus hay e llenar una solicitud de dvanced parole' que puede star hasta $445 dlas. o.t. vanessa sandoval/sen 1:07:14 es importante saber que uno tiene que pedir un permisoantes de salir y si uno se sale n pedir ese permiso no puedegresar a los estados unidos de evo y se pierde larección la acción diferida. cabe larar que hay que regraantes de que se venza elrmo. si se pasa le niegan entrada y pierde laoccin.. s.o.t. anagonzález/soñadora amparada bajo ca 8:39:20 una de las zones también porq

i was gasping for air. >> after the sexual assault, he told vanessa's boyfriend to remove all of his clothes. >> i was terrified. i thought he was going to kill us. you can't explain something like that. >> he demanded the key to the couple's car and made his get away. >> he told us not to get up until we heard him start the car. >> unfortunately because of the mask, neither of the teenagers was able to provide a detailed description. >> he was covered up from head to toe. what caught my attention was his mask that he was wearing. it was the devil. when we are teenager we don't think anything is going to happen to us until it happens. >> the assault was similar to the stevie green case except that ves necessary is a rocha's case was -- >> i had never worked a case where two people were stripped down in front of each other. >> seldom do you have an attack with a witness present. >> a rape test kit collected biological evidence and the results showed it was the same perpetrator in both cases. >> the next morning, investigators found the teenager's car just a few blocks from where vanes

vanes vanessa's mom believes training with guns will actually make her daughter safer.he keeps several guns including barbie locked up at home. the star of the event is 9-year-old gia rocco who shoot like a regular annie oakley. >> good. give me three on the right. >> reporter: skills nicky says are about sportsmanship and not self defense. >> we don't teach them to shoot on barricade, or clear rooms or what happens at a carjacking. this is pure sport. >> reporter: for promising sharpshooter like gia training doesn't stop here. >> you want to take us into the trailer? >> sure, yeah. >> reporter: the next day she and her dad invite us over. >> this is where we clean the guns. that's the art table. >> the art table next to the gun table, nice. >> reporter: gia still loves her legos and her pet spider. >> i don't like princesses. i am not a princess. >> reporter: hold the tiaras. >> half of gi a's rifles. >> reporter: how many do you have in there? these are her prized possessions. >> wow, like an arsenal. this one here is my favorite. my eight shooter. >> reporter: what d

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sketch "jenjamin franklin", starring will forte and featuring the second chance players, fred armisen, vanessa bayer and jason sudeikis. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> you know, guys, i really appreciate you setting me up on this blind date. you know, ever since georgia left me, i've been bone dry in the sex department. [ laughter ] >> well, we met jen at a colonial bookstore, and we just immediately hit it off. >> yeah, since we're kind of taking a break from threeways until the kids are out of school, introducing her to you was the obvious way to go. >> yeah. >> hey, will you tell me more about her? >> very studious, hearty laugh. >> inventive, pretty heavy drinker. >> and just your type in the rack department.

buena idea dice vanessa sandoval de la organizacin siren. s.o.t.ndoval/siren 1:36:13 una persona que quiere ir únicamente por el hecho de viajar no se puede. tiene uno que darle una explicación y someter comprobantes de que uno tiene una razón humanitaria, por ejemplo tiene un familiar enfermo en el extranjero al que quiere visitar, o que tiene una razón profesional o educativa por el cual salir, y someter comprobantes de esa razón. sandoval dice inmigracin s est aprobando los permisos de viaje para soÑadores, y que el primer paso para viajar bajo daca es reunir la evidencia para justificar el viaje, despus hay que llenar una solicitud de 'advanced parole' que puede costar hasta $445 dlares. s.o.t. vanessa sandoval/siren 1:07:14 es importante saber que uno tiene que pedir un permiso antes de salir y si uno se sale sin pedir ese permiso no puede ingresar a los estados unidos de nuevo y se pierde la protección de la acción diferida. cabe aclarar que hay que regresar antes de que se venza el permiso. si se pasa, le niegan la entrada y pierde la protec

fred, you and vanessa probably have the hardest part in the sketch.ey. you had met jenjamin. you seemed pretty into her. you were going to have a threeway with her, but then you decided to meet your friend. and then in the course of really only a few minutes, you became repulsed by jenjamin. it was a roller coaster, really. how do you approach that sort of scene? >> we saw ourselves as little tiny soldiers. [ light laughter ] you know what i mean? this is for jenjamin. so it was our duty, therefore, to leave. we exited at the end. that was our job. and we are just wheels for his truck. [ light laughter ] >> seth: now, will, i can't help but notice that you still have both lipstick and eye shadow on. [ laughter ] when, what point of tonight will that come off? >> i don't think it comes off tonight. [ laughter ] i wait until time and the elements drip it away gradually from me. [ light laughter ] >> seth: that's gross. >> as a showering man, it probably will be tomorrow at some point, basically. [ laughter ] ♪ >> carson: this is "last call" from e.v.r.

vanessa hawk nos informa. >>> ahorita vamos a pasar por Áreas donde hay un alto crimen en homicidios.cÓticos. >>> a diario realizan de 3 a 4 arrestos como este >>> encontramos tambiÉn pastillas, Éxtasis. mira como se venden individualmente. le sorprende que quienes las venden son mÁs jÓvenes. >>> el perfil del que vende drogass. hemos visto de muchachos jÓvenes, 16, 17 aÑos >>> pese a los esfuerzos de diferentes agencias la gran mayorÍa de la droga enviada por los carteles, logra entrar a los estados unidos. >>> podemos decir que el 25% del trafico ilÍcito es detectado. >>> entonces, el 75% glarÍa entrar al paÍs christopher de mier dice que los carteles son grandes transnacional que diversifican el negocio. >>> no solo hacen droga. el trafico ilÍcito humano, de drogas, armas y de lavado de dinero. >>> aÑo tras aÑo toneladas de cocaÍna, heroina, marihuana y meto anfetaminas inundan las calles del paÍs el 70% entra por la frontera con mÉxico. >>> esta Área es zona roja. >>> si, porque estamos a las orillas del rÍo grande. >>> para el investigador jesÚs es dÍaz, en mc allen texas, los de

vanessa king the keefe retail buyer, a company that helps entrepreneurs get their stuff inside the door. she runs retail path. she used to be a buyer at target. david scott is a ladying strategist, a blogger and best selling author, his book "the few rules of marketing & pr" is now in its fourth edition and chris young, she sold her company of way fair, where she is now the executive creative director. good to see you guys. >> great to be here. >> one thing for anyone that didn't notice in the opening of this show the shoes i was weaker, the heels were guns. jimmy webb found my inner color. >> i hope you get to keep them. >> i would have fallen down. i could barely walk across the store. i did keep the tee-shirt, though the sex pistol tee-shirt. have a necessary sars, i want to work with you, you have spent so much time in this zrichl jimmy is clearly unique. he has a passion unmatched. he really gets his customer. is that what you need to be looking for in a buyer. i have to imagine that's hard to find. >> it's great to have someone who is passionate about the industry and what they do

vanessa could if it dries needs. the world's economic data will happen you order this year according to an influential and authorities is new records china will become the largest economy in the world but in the twenty fourteen places the united states which has been the top spot in the hundreds he is defined as controversial as the use any method to calculate the left of the world's largest economies not everyone agrees that the methodology of the report is reinforced by news that us economic growth fell sharply in the press corps. this take a look now at the markets and wednesday trading and its all three major us indices closed higher but the jackets finishing at a record high it was forty five point four second place to place four points above its previous best. tony's eve. in two thousand and fifteen yesterday five hundred was up five point six two points and nasdaq contest at the end of two points. kate is she ate it as the us federal reserve statement which indicated the central bank told the us economy was in

s first name was maria vanessa perez.ou should follow me@laurenashburn. >> still to come, your best tweets and the president takes on the star-studded white house correspondents dinner. he >>> here are a few of your top tweets on the coverage of benghazi. keith in tampa says if fox news was not covering this atrocity, no one would know about it. definitely not enough coverage but bill kennedy like cnn, the missing plane and nbc with trayvon martin, it's been too much. and v. stiviano, david brown, not one redeeming character in the entire episode. >> it's worse than a soap opera. >> well, there were many a-list celebrities, not as many as usual at last night's white house correspondents dinner. the president look out at media types and taking a few swipes at us. >> i am happy to be here, even though i am a little jet lagged from my trip to malaysia. the lengths we have to go to to get cnn coverage these days. msnbc is here. they are a little overwhelmed. they have never seen an audience this big before. let's face it, fox

we have shining you who attends galileo high school going to uc san diego (clapping) then we have vanessa lee is who at the marshall high school going to uc berkley (clapping) next, we have chloe you can't know two attends balboa high school going to ucla. then ms. woe who is going to westerly college (clapping) and then last we have you didn't know she lange who attends mission how to mulling bush college (clapping) she's not here excuse me. >> there were a few that couldn't come james woung who will be attending uc santa cruz next year and lisa from geola low to cul-de-sack ton college and art and design student going to uc santa cruz and michelle from galileo to trinity university (clapping) i'm going to recognize the two recipients who couldn't be here tonight first is susan lee i don't know from lincoln high school going to uc davis in the fall and the last one is sue lincoln going to uc berkley in the fall (clapping) actually there's one more evan lou from washington high school is he here. >> did he make it, all right. . he will be attending uc irvine next year (clapping) congratul

and then, of course, vanessa gave her this, again, she gave her hair more body, keeping the length almostdo you think? are you freaking? >> oh, my god. >> jill, i love this dress on her. >> it is -- the man's oversized shirt, this is sort of the -- very sexy from maggie london. >> nice voice, by the way. >> thank you. >> what do you think? are you freaking? >> i wish every woman on the planet could feel like i feel right now. >> aw. >> i do. i just feel like power. >> big round of applause for sue, everybody. you can go join your family and friends. >> our second lady is jackie spock. she's 56 from new rochelle, new york. after battling breast cancer last year, she and her husband are celebrating their good health and 23rd wedding anniversary. god bless them. we wanted to make it extra special by treating her to a brand new look. let's hear her story. >> well, you said in this rain everybody needs a makeover, but we surprised you with this. so what do you think? >> i'm nervous. i'm surprised. >> have you ever worn your hair straight? >> years ago. and then the grayer it gets, the curlier

me encuentrocon vanessa manager, con una atracciÓn. >> con esto puede comer y accesar. >> y hasta programarandas. >> gracias vanesa de puerto rico. esto es todo de mi parte, yo sigo disfrutando del mundo mÁgico de disney. >> bueno, yo sÉ que no lo vas a decir, y me toca a mÍ decirlo, estamos de fiesta, porque tony de andrade fue escogido como uno de los 50 mÁs bellos de la revista people en espaÑol,es la primera vez que figura en el listado, vemos unas imÁgenes exclusivas, tony muy merecido, muchas felicidades, para nosotros eres bello, y me imagino que tÚ tambiÉn te sientes bello, eso nos consta, o no? >> para mi mamÁ y mi esposa si, gracias por la disensiÓn, para - distinciÓn, para mÍ es un honor,la belleza para mi es otra. no sabÍa que era bello. >> al menos eres bello para nosotros, te queremos mucho, muy merecido, nos alegran los triunfos de nuestros compaÑeros. se ve rico, voy a celebrar el cumpleaÑos de mia pronto. se acerca el fin de semana, y se acercan decenas de pelÍcula, vamos con daniela. quÉ tal? >> estrena la muy anticipada "amazing spiderman", parte dos, que ha dado mucho de

presidente obama conocido como acciÓn diferida aunque solo unos 120 mil han solicitado ciudadanos como vanessauntos de las manos y hacer la diferencia. >> personas que comparten la opiniÓn de vanesa podrÍan tambiÉn colocar su grano de arena contra lo que osvaldo consideran un potencial desastre social. >> un huracÁn que se ve venir estamos recogiendo firmas de ciudadanos gestados para votar para hacerles llegar en una cita personal al presidente que a estos jÓvenes les den una residencia permanente y tambiÉn a los 9 millones de trabajadores indocumentados los saquen de la esclavitud moderna y les den un permiso de trabajo. >> si en un futuro cercano miembro del partido republicano reemplazara a obama o alguien que no comparta su aparente humanismo el futuro prometedor de los miles diseÑadores podrÍas fumarse, es por eso que las autoridades nicaraguenses no quieren que ese pais se convierta en un refugio de los depredadores sexuales internacionales y es que hay una alarma ante el aumento de de ciudadanos estado- unidenses relacionados con casos de abuso sexual a menores en los ultimos meses . m

personas lo verÁn por televisiÓn y seguramente habrÁn muchos espectadores latinos pues como nos cuenta vanessar a las 5 de la maÑana. >> Él comenzÓ en competencias pequeÑas en su natal mÉxico y ahora en la florida compite todos los fines de semana. >> pero cuando tu compaÑero de fÓrmula es un caballo el trabajo es diferente. >> una conexiÓn entre jinete y caballo porque al momento de abrirse son tuyas nada mÁs. >> un vaje de 5 aÑos. >> una carrera que se corre y todo eso. Él tambien viene de mÉxico despues de aÑos de trabajo hoy dÍa es uno de los grandes favoritos. >> tengo familia y me gustarÍa tambiÉn que mi familia que sea famosa y eso de dar autÓgrafos. >> mÁs famosos que Él son los caballos son las verdaderas estrellas cada uno tiene su propia pÁgina de twitter. este otro orgullosos de su propia gorra. >> mÁs de la mitad para competir en el derby son latinos empezando por el gran favorito para llevarse la corona, vÍctor espinoza con california. >> tiene grandes posibilidades los tres Último ganadores de la carrera de las rozas son latinos. >> en el 2011 john velÁsquez de puerto rico el aÑ

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trading of $14 a share bingen vanessa. >>:, averaging 6 look to the system not much of a system that it is the lurch if you gotta said the casino the cloud cover a fairness specific. >>: the southern edge of this thing scrips fast a big gray area could drop a shower to. later this at the norton about their cocker so we could see light showers in the bay area. that's walking to the forecast for today. >>: at the bay bridge toll plaza camera or rescinded conditions under cloudy but build over the course of the day of fortune is gonna be about noontime meursault. temperatures gradually warming concern of the endicott are in the 50s going into the 64 run the band 64 and in them by noontime. will get into the air upper 60s maybe into the '70s the chance of a light shower she comes to play in that point. " we come back 645 while walking to the future care reform will talk more about that now have your seven there on the day as well. >>: its canning slower here at the bay bridge toll plaza and the west on ride continues to back u

and today vanessa, i have a 3- year-old female pit bull and 4- year-old neutered male mix breeze. how do i stop a dog fight and how do i keep the dogs from fighting. >> all right, there you go, you're up. >> thanks, michelle. so dog fighting is just part of the preparatory of normal behavior the dogs have to communicate with each other. unfortunately it turns into a conflict and a problem when it's in our communities and homes because it's not acceptable to people. but we really need to remember is that when you have 2 dogs that are fighting, there's an issue that has come up and we have to try to figure out what's going on for them. >> yeah, sure, you see it sometimes when you go to the park, dogs maybe don't know each other, is there a safe way to stop the fight 1st of all. >> it's a very important never to reach in, if you think you can get hurt don't reach in. if you're outdoors and you have access to a hose, spraying a hose on them may help or if you can get an object of stuff that between them. >> what causes the aggression? >> well, again, it's part of the normal communicat

por eso el gobierno del presidente obama decidiÓ tomar cartas en el asunto como explica vanessa h. >> de contacto directo. >> no tiene protecciÓn, no tiene algo para la cabeza y el choque en el aire puede ser muchas veces en un mismo partido. >> por eso le explica a sus jugadores como protegerse. >> cuando saltamos, no solo saltamos pero saltamos con el brazo erguido. >> mÁs de 250 mil niÑos jÓvenes y deportistas llegan a salas de emergencia todos los aÑos por haber sufrido conmociones cerebrales. >> (en inglÉs). >> es por eso que la casa blanca hoy realizÓ la primera cumbre de protecciÓn para niÑos saludables con el fin de prevenir el responder e identificar mejor una lesiÓn al cerebro. >> (en inglÉs). >> el presidente obama dijo que la realidad sabemos poco de las causas y consecuencias de un golpe en la cabeza. >> las contusiones cerebrales como tal son muy daÑinas. >> el doctor guevara es neurÓlogo y dice que el problema con golpes en la xez es que el cerebro es sumamente frÁgil y cualquier lesiÓn puede tener graves consecuencias. >> problemas de memorias en los niÑos, les dan mar

vanessa country reports. in our teens in the country's opening sixteen hundreds pashtun shelf to get back to school to my taste. hakim and spread kept trying to get to the front of the keys. it was part of the protest by state county and that the changes being made by the government to dictate to make it more competitive and transparent it's lined up to several times to get the figures which courts media attention the kings a terrible mom. we had to take me down and speak after ten days. what a weekend teaching me how to make a tax and pension than five hundred units are looking to continue its sentiments. i agree the creek economy is showing positive signs up to four years of crises which means achieving upon precept this and attending to the markets aren't in the past four years greek sixteen wages and pensions cops. unemployment is at record high of a victory to tie the st temple to teammates on twenty consent order which means that a free meal. he's a very attractive option. and i succumb to fix our eyes

howard hue sick, michael allegretti, vanessa mendosa who i don't believe is here, bobby sherwood, the hardest working woman in new york city. [applause] debbie, of course, and bernadette certain who works on book projects at manhattan institute. and also i have to mention that my two favorite nieces are here, tierney, holly are both here as is holly's husband, joe, and i couldn't be happier that they are here. so moveing on, slouching toward dystopia. for centuries in our litture and more recently in our movies we've been repeatedly presented with visions of a grim future. and an even grimmer outlook on our ability to manage ourselves. .. >> this is presented by some of the most powerful environmental groups around america and the world. and it is that view that we are continually presenting in popular media. and with this news we are continually hit with this idea of why the leading environmentalist, we need to revert back to nature, 40 acres and a mule, with shahada bore and eddy arnold come i guess. the somehow this is the way forward. but this isn't new. to be clear, we see it in

you know, whatever you think i'm made of, vanessa, i'm not!

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it is a change market vanessa wong has watched closely. >> food among can millennials, interest if learning more about their food in general. >> imami burger, flocks to taste their secret sauce. enough to eat at a different one every day for 12 years. so for restaurateurs, there's stiff competition. >> alisa and her husband left careers on wall street last year to give it a try. >> there's not a day that goes by that i'm not sweating heart palpitating, i go out on deliveries, you have to go out. >> their mini bagels, with cream cheese have really cut on. embraced by foodies like this couple. who traveled 60 miles to take a food tour here. and for chefs that are able to hit that hard to define sweet spot, success tastes pretty good too. kay lynn ford, al jazeera, new york. >> the was washington monument s been closed for nearly three years. it needed repairs after an earthquake struck three years ago. new exhibits at the top of the monument. that does it for us. stay tuned for part 2 of borderland. the cast members are reuniting. are go to the website at aljazeera.com. we'll have more news t

many are overwhelmed by expenses and some do what vanessa was on the verge of doing.ter a minor obstacle and they freak out. they don't want to ask for help or they don't know how. things spiral and before they know it, they're back at home resentful, demoralized, and in debt. paul, where do we begin with that? also joining the table contributor to msnbc victoria defrancesco soto. welcome back. >> it's an incredible story. because it's almost impossible for a poor kid to go to college, make ends meet, pay for it, and keep it together. >> it's difficult. income is part of it and finances are part of pipt it goes beyond that as well. it has to do with the sense of connection and belonging that students feel there. and it's also not just a problem for poor kids. it's a problem for middle class kids as well. when you look at the national statistics for who graduates, anyone in the bottom half of the income distribution, only a 25% chance they're going to make it to a degree. it is a situation now in a lot of college campuses where the rich kids are doing well and everyone

it's a changing market that vanessa watched closely. >> food culture in the u.s. exploded. interest in food among mill epials and gen y consumers is high. people are interested in high quality understood and learning about food in general. manhattan is ground zero for an old favourite, like this burger. fans flock to taste the sauce. there are mon than 200,000. for the next cult following, there's stiff competition. this woman and her husband left careers on wall street to give it a try. >> there's not a day that goes by that i'm not heart pal pittating. i go on dlefs. you have to -- deliveries. you are to go all in. >> their bayingals stuffed with cream chase has taken off. >> business people love you don't have to spread everything, there's not an awkward am i going to eat a whole bagel and miss meetings. >> this couple travelled 60 mills to make a food tour. to say that you waited and accomplished it makes it tasty. >> for chefs able to hit the sweet spot, it's pretty good too. >>> thank you for joining us, i'm michael eaves. another hour of news is coming your way 8 o'c

. >> reporter: vanessa, with the santa clara water district says all these chemical plumes in the ground are separate from drinking water supplies. >> weigh want to see them clean the up and make sure the contamination is contained and stable so that it doesn't impact other properties or deeper drinking water aquifers. but you shouldn't be concerned about your drinking water quality. >> reporter: should residents be concerned? >> no. i think the regulatory agencies are doing their job. >> reporter: but it's a dark legacy they will be living with for a long time. >> the consequences of putting other people in harm's way, you don't get a do over. >> reporter: here's how this map works. go to our website, nbcbayarea.com. click on the investigative page, find our story and this map. then you can maneuver, drag and click all around silicon valley. the purple shapes identify the sites. there's also a label that shows elderly care, day cares and old tech companies. you can zoom in or zoom out. find your neighborhood and find what spill sites are near you. raj, jessica? >> that's nbcbayarea.com

. >> reporter: here on market street, vanessa colins sees people selling trel phones every day. >> all the time. >> reporter: you see it all the time. >> yeah. the days that i'm out here definitely. >> reporter: they say stopping the cell phone thefts is a matter of public safety. >> we're talking about individuals who are actually assaulted and injured and hurt and sent to the hospital. it could happen to anybody. >> reporter: so they are asking the city attorney to draft legislation that would mandate kill switches for all cell phones and tablets sold in san francisco. if the statewide bill passes that would be better for everybody. and tonight leno says he has reworked a bill that has a good shot at passing tomorrow. though he had to give some concessions. >> for example we are amending out tablets, so to will be specifically smartphones impacted by our legislation. >> reporter: he is also switching the implementation date from july to january. and apple is lifting its opposition. >> their competitors would be wise to follow them as quickly as possible. >> reporter: the supervisor s

vanessa williams, rob lowe, hugh grant and on and on and on. why not monica lewinski? she is back in the news after writing an article in "vanity fair." martha stewart went to prison. charlie sheen lost his job. paula deen lost millions of dollars. monica lewinski he retreated from the public eye and is now trying to change that. many empathize with lewinski after her relationship with clinton because it was clear lit ultimate imbalance of power. but most realize that at the same time, she was a grown woman. old enough to make her own decisions. and she decided to have a sexual relationship with a sitting president. in my humble opinion, she has also decided in the 15 years sense to hide and largely run away from it and not to own her own story. hear me out. monica lewinski by her own admission has had plenty of opportunities in business and otherwise to right her own story and navigate a new court for her life. she has chosen not to. while the public has largely moved on, it is her who has not, until now. and it is about time. in fact, it is past time. so joining me n

. >> scientists now believe that visitors rather than vanessa echols -- than vexations are to blame.> there are cars and vehicles outside that cause vibration, even subtle vibration at night. that's why i think he was moving a little bit even during the night. >> but if vibrations are causing this statue to move, why are the others remaining still in>> the statuette's base is not flat. it's convex, whereas the other pieces in the case are flat and are more secure. >> one mystery remains -- why did it take 80 years for the statue to start moving? >> essentially he wasn't moving before because he'd been properly secured. when we redisplayed the galleries here this year, we hadn't thought about securing him in the same way as other statues. and that oversight resulted in this very mysterious movement. >> in april, 2013, dr. price secures 3,000-year-old nebu with tape. >> he's known as the spinning statue, he correurrently isn't spinning. >> he may no longer have the 360-degree view, but manchester's ancient security guard still watches over the other priceless relics, his neighbors in t

among them vanessa martinez hernandez who says her father has only a third grade education and her mom never had any formal education. >> it was hard to stay on track. >> she now plans to pursue a career as a pediatrician. >> bravo to her and all of those students. >> what a fabulous story. >>> time is 5:17. i know sal is busy watching the commute. did you tell pam you were out there singing in the newsroom? >> i missed that. >> we were doing the music of the spinners. >> most days before the show we hang out in the back and talk sports. today we were singing some old school music. >> it was embarrassing. >> you should put that on vine. >> no one is going to put that anywhere. [ laughter ] >>> good morning everybody. let's take a look at the commute. good friday morning to you i'm glad you made it through the week. this is a look at the traffic on the toll plaza. it's not heavy at all. there are no major problems get into san francisco. your drive time is eight minutes here. your drive time is about five minutes and there is really not a lot of traffic for you to be concerned with here

. >> grgina and her baby vanessa were held for a place where inmates have babies in jail. >> under newk state law, a woman who gives birth while in custody has a legal right to keep the baby with her for up to a year as long as they are not nextful or abusive with the child. >> being in that nursery was probably one of the saddest places i can remember on rikers island. it was a real slice of reality and i remember the crew and i talking about how sad we felt for these children. >> at this age, they don't foe where they rchl alls they know is they're with their pots. that's it. they do not know where they are. except that mommy's there. >> there young mother who asked we not reveal her name was with her infant daughter. >> it's nice. it's nice to be able to take care of her. the disadvantages is she doesn't see the outside, hear the dogs barking, the cars going by. >> what's your greatest fear here? >> losing my child. that's the only thing. that's my greatest fear. >> coming up on lock up raw. >> i call it the drama floor. >> gender bending inmates. >> the sheet, the towels, stuff lik

s first name was maria vanessa perez.aurenashburn. >> still to come, your best tweets and the president takes on the star-studded white house correspondents dinner. he across america, people are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes... ...with non-insulin victoza. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar, but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza. he said victoza works differently than pills, and it comes in a pen. and the needle is thin. victoza is an injectable prescription medicine that may improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. it is not recommended as the first medication to treat diabetes and should not be used in people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. victoza has not been studied with mealtime insulin. victoza is not insulin. do not take victoza if you have a personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer, multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if you are allergic to victoza or any of its ingredients.

. >> georgena and her baby were vanessa were housed at rikers maternity cell block, a place for inmates in jail. >> under new york state law, a woman who gives birth while in custody has a legal right to keep the baby with her for up to a year. as long as they're not neglectful or abusive of the child. >> being in that nursery was probably one of the saddest places i can remember on rikers island. it was a real slice of reality. and i remember the crew and i talking about how sad we felt for these children. >> at this stage, they don't know where they are. all they know they are with their mother and that's it. they do not know where they are except that mommy is there. >> this young mother who asked that we not reveal her name was with her infant daughter. >> it's nice. nice to be able to take care of her. the disadvantage is that she doesn't see the outside. she doesn't hear the dogs barking, the cars going by. >> what's your greatest fear for her? >> losing my child. that's the only thing. i face a lot of time. that's my greatest fear. >>> coming up on "lockup: raw" -- >> i call it t

. >> georgina and her baby, vanessa, are part of a unique nursery program for inmates who have babiesne of the few programs in the country which allow an inmate mother to care for her baby. >> under new york state law, a woman who gives birth while in custody has a legal right to keep the baby with her for up to a year, as long as they are not neglectful or abusive of the child, in which case we have some authority to go to the child welfare authorities and have the child taken away. and we operate the nursery with capacity for about 15 or 16 babies. happily, it's never that many. i think it's a pretty sad beginning to an existence to return to a nursery in a jail or a prison just after you're born. >> there is an application process. we have a mental health evaluation. there's a review of her charges by department of correction. violent charges are not permitted in this nursery. >> okay. >> having the babies here, what it does for the mothers, it encourages bonding between mother and baby. the women here learn parenting and prenatal skills. and they begin to learn how to love themsel

. >> cooper: natasha was the daughter of british actress vanessa redgrave. her acting career while raising their two boys, michael and daniel, who were just 13 and 12 when she died. >> neeson: and she cared for everybody. she has a motherly instinct. and she'd make dinners for everyone and just looked... looked after us all, you know? >> cooper: i heard you can find the cloud in... even in a silver lining. >> neeson: yeah. >> cooper: and she was sort of... she would see the silver lining. >> neeson: yeah. i would always see the glass half empty. >> cooper: you do? >> neeson: she would see it half full. >> cooper: in march 2009, natasha was on a ski vacation in quebec, canada, with her oldest son, michael. she was coming down a beginners' slope on mont tremblant when she fell and hit her head. she wasn't wearing a helmet. an ambulance was called, but she reportedly turned down medical attention and was escorted to her hotel room by her ski instructor and a member of the ski patrol. neeson was in toronto filming a movie when she called him. >> neeson: i spoke

i think nate and vanessa. the hh think it's odd to me this amazing is that many of you that he eagerly awaits you. after months of feverish speculation stumbles at the size seven has announced its cost the snow that still has a full with carrie fisher and comer will be reprising their roles. join a team of the space is like us companies act and drive back and think the great lakes great that the body the family and dfat waiting to find out that information not really for me it's fine if it stays in the galaxy far far right center to gg abrams is a smart i actually liked what he did with us. it's the trick to having slightly curious like this much to see how they incorporate the central trio of thine hand so luke skywalker and of course princess leia all these years later. since there have been going back to where they'd left off after the initial three films and at church that can still recall that created this incredibly lucrative franchise saw the disney for four billion dollars disney obviously thought that

. >>> a popular fit vanessa traction could be forced to move at the end of the month. for more than 30 years sea track has been renting paddle boats and kayaks a sheltered spot along the waterfront. the marina said the area has become just to crowded and it can't afford the cost. the owner said there is another solution. >> my vision is that we can work together with the marina, with the public, with the city, in order to make this work for everybody. >> the supporters are trying to get the city council involved to help keep that business open. they have also created a petition on change.org. >> a group of student who say they were unfair will rejected from uc schools gathered to protest the ban on affirmat ive action. the group staged a stand in at uc berkeley yesterday. they say that the school should admit more minority students. one said she graduated a 3.7gpa, high act scores and several elected leadership options but was still rejected. >> more latinos like me who are qualified to attend a uc then why not have a community at berkeley that accurately reflects the

or excessive which i would say is no sense say is null since the act justified the act justified vanessa sethi of self-defense cost-benefit analysis of self-defense must be limited by that necessity and kept clearly within it. and there was very simple because the object was clear. they blew up the ship. the object had been the prevention of the national level is much more different than blowing up a ship. so i will leave you with this famous annual bell problem the problem of sovereignty in states and we all agree with the united nations having trouble being effective is that the problem with the nation-state is that it's too big to deal with ethnic problems and problems of identity and it's too small to deal with transnational problems like the warming of the environment, the global environment. we don't have a mechanism. but nonetheless the state is proven to almost extraordinarily resilient because down deep i am a closet they pour in which i believe the state is the monopolization of coercive force with an applicable territory. the argument is that what john is asking for if you tak

. >> reporter: baker's character, vanessa, asks louie out.ht. >> i'm making you represent all of the guys. why do you hate us so much? >> reporter: the lengthy speech about being overweight while trying to date now making headlines. >> i'm saying, have you ever dated a fat girl? >> girlfriends, of course, talk about those things all the time. to talk to a guy about it is a different thing. and it can feel good to be like, this shouldn't be like this. and it sucks. >> reporter: fans showing their love on twitter. thanking baker for opening up the conversation. >> it was so pure and so honest. and again, something we haven't heard a lot of people talk about. >> reporter: baker, who does not usually select roles based on her body type, says this time, it was a good choice. >> this is done in an artful, beautiful way, i'm really happy i took the part. >> reporter: for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >>> and joining us now is body image expert and author of "good girls don't get fat," robin silverman. we enjoy having

is one of the chefs cashing in on america's appetite for specialty cuisine, a changing market that vanessag watched. >> food culture in the u.s. exploded. interest in food among mellenials is high. not only are people interested in high manufacture quality, but are interested in learning about the food in general. >> it is ground zero for an old favourite. fans flock to taste the sauce. >> there's more that 2,000 restaurants in new york city. for restauranteurs that want to the create the next food fad. there's stiff competition. >> this woman and her huhs land left wall street -- husband left wall street to give it a try. >> there's not a day that i'm not running around. you have to go all in. mini bagles took off big time. you don't have to spread anything. they have been embraced by foodies, like this couple. >> not everyone is willing to wait in the line. to say you waited and accomplished it. >> for chefs hard to hit the sweet spot - it tastes good too. >>> it may taste good, but that is quite the punch at more that 500 calories and 35 grams of fat. more parents are turning to sur gai

vanessa reed. and leah peebles. >> we're looking. and we'll keep looking. dad. but it's the same background, same area. and they're somewhere out there. >> reporter: maybe ida lopez will find those answers here in the same sun-baked desert sand that once hid this mystery and then later revealed it. but the problem, then as now, is time. right now the killer, if he's still alive, has plenty of it. and this desert doesn't give up maybe right now the killer may still have time, and plenty of it >>> all right, let's hear again for them. [ cheers and applause ] now in a second we're going to bring out our headliner. you guys ready for outkast? [ cheers and applause ] >> that's right. but first, we have some special guests who paid us to come and say a quick few words. they call themselves the new face of the republican party. let's hear 'em out. [ cheers and applause ] >> what up? what up there, coachella? >> i am congressman paul ryan. >> and i'm former governor jeb bush. [ light laughter ] >> yeah. and we're here to talk to you about the new republic party. yo

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. >> reporter: vanessa's character asks louie out.because of her weight. >> on behalf of all of the fat girls, i'm making you represent all of the guys. why do you hate us so much? >> reporter: the lengthy speech about being overweight while trying to date now making headlines. >> i'm saying, have you ever dated a fat girl? girlfriends of course talk about those things all the time but to talk to a guy about it is a different thing. i think it is -- it can feel good to be like, ugh, this shouldn't be like this and it sucks. >> fans showing their love on twitter. thanking baker for opening up the conversation. >> it was so pure and so honest. again, something that we haven't heard a lot of people talk about. >> reporter: baker, who does not usually select roles based on her body type, says this time it was a good choice. >> this is done in such an artful, beautiful way, yeah, i'm really happy i took the part. >> reporter: abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >> powerful scene. >> good for her. >>> coming up, a fond farewell to one of

vanessa says her dad has a third grade education and her mom never had a formal education. >> in a communityre there's like a lot of violence and a lot of influences to not go the right path it was hard to stay on track. >> she's planning to become a pediatrician and yes, she will do it. she's one example of the 56 student thousands taking pride in a -- students now taking pride in a journey often described as very difficult but well worth the effort. >> what a great story. >>> 7:22. a bus driver becomes a hero. he spotted a toddler on busy street and coming up in 20 minutes, you'll see the incredible rescue that was all caught on camera. also. >> i have a 4-year-old son at home, and that's -- he's all i wanted to live for. >> a woman survived being attacked bay bear. we'll tell you what she did to survive, and how it took a lot of self-control. female narrator: sleep train challenged its manufacturers sleep train challenged its manufacturers to offer even lower prices. but the mattress price wars ends sunday. now it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with big savings of up to $400 off. serta