about that what do you think their reaction but well i think the british people are going to see vivian reading gandel so pizza for the statements he's just made is the part of the elitist group who really want to control their country be one of the most important statements that if you're reading also said today was that you must understand she said that there is only one parliament in europe and that is the european parliament and that sovereignty is gone and that britain should understand that once they signed those treaties sovereignty had left them and remains in the hands of the european union and you have people like peter saying the british public don't understand of course they do they understand that the energy costs are driven by e.u. directives on climate change the people in britain at the moment are suffering from floods and they understand that they you do. well behind the recommendations that the environment agency took on peter the people in this country do you understand the problem is that you don't like it because they don't agree with you before i jump over to a que

. >> reporter: the story of vivian hart, who just keeps getting better and bigger. you may recall the girl from the north bay who set up her lemon need stand every day for a year in an effort to fight child slavery around the world. >> do you want a bottle? >> reporter: were when we first aired vivian's story last year, they was expanding what has now become her family's lemonade business into stores. >> they go and they work and they get really sad and they cry. >> reporter: well, vivian has now expanded all the way to the big screen. at the balboa theater in san francisco this weekend premiered "stand with me", a feature-length documentary featuring vivian. >> magic of this is the 9-year-old, being able to see it through her eyes, she made something so dark approachable. people talking, it was hopeful and powering. >> spoiler alert, raj, you're in the film. best three seconds of the whole thing. seriously. the makers of the film, still motion here, have set up a model where you can download it, order, preorder the film and it's pay what's in your heart for those o

joining us to talk about it, vivian azer, the u.s. alcohol and tobacco analyst at citi. vivian, thanks for joining us tonight. >> thanks for having me on. >> obviously competitors will be watching this carefully to see what impact this has on the sales at cvs. what do you think the impact is going to be? >> well, i'm not a retail analyst. but for the tobacco manufacturers we don't expect any material impact. the total drugstore universe accounts for about 5% of u.s. cigarette volumes. so we don't expect that consumers will alter their consumption patterns. we think they'll just switch channels. >> and so what does this mean for tobacco companies and tobacco investments? are they still a good investment for investors? >> absolutely. we are recommending ultr,a and reynolds american. we think they're great defensive plays. while headwind persist in tobacco this is not new news to long-time tobacco investors. cigarette industry volumes have declined at an average 3 to 4% growth rate over the last ten years. but cigarette consumption continues to be sticky. there are still 40

today vivian redding should hang her head in shame and be completely embarrassed and barest on two fronts first calling the people of britain too ignorant to be able to understand the issues to vote and also she said that brits are too lazy compared to e.u. migrants i believe that she should apologize to the people of this country for the statement she's made today well that comes from a guy whose party leader nigel farage started the year off by saying thirty million remaining in a bulgarian immigrants are knocking on the door of the u.k. first of all thirty million was a completely false figure secondly they haven't come so the point really at the heart of this story is not whether vivian reddy is saying anything with a whiff of elite isn't the truth of the matter is the british people don't know enough about british influence and how the brits operate in the european union and they can't do so because they are fed a diet through various newspapers which is essentially pap it's not true well i think the british people are going to see vivian reading and also pizza for the statements he'

these comments made by vivian read saying here is the eu justice commissioner selig told her i think so in the european union and its british people that she's talking about the sistas didn't know enough about the european union to be able to put in a referendum on whether to stay whether britain should stay in all come out today. she's actually but since it's actually spend more time. all in debates about the eu to fool a possible with raf regiment can now stand how it's basically a season that there's no condemning what they'd be facing balcony sleepwalking into making atc's for the uninformed decision in a cynical the hypocrites love her because she doesn't eat this be particularly well informed about the european union herself she maintains that seventy percent of uk doors i'd teammates in the european parliament's house of commons that the fed has said that that number is last week's accident since. and of course oh one and face these cravings the hands of the anti eu dopey and a tricycle cos is like the uk departments plus you get to look like person to leave the eu. when a top

it's vivian westwood. she did it 30 years ago. >> let's talk oscars.can you do that? >> i don't know -- i don't think could take down bono. it's bono. what he's done incredibly over all the years, him and his band, but we're going to work really hard because chris miller and animation house like we had no help. we just had to really do it ourselves and believe that being different was okay. and taking a different route can lead you to the destination where you're trying to get to, and you know what? it's not failed us thus far. and regardless to what happens, i'm fortunate to be just a decimal in the equation of everything that "despicable me" has become. >> what does it mean to be at the oscars and at what many people believe to be the greatest of all the entertainment events, nominated, you pharrel williams? >> listen, i think this is the highest and yet the deepest point of humility that i've ever experienced in my life because the song's here. on then side of the song is where i've created the song and some people say that's a big deal. let me expl

. >> reporter: the story of vivian hart just keeps getting better and bigger.ecall the girl from the north bay who set up her lemonade stand every day for a year in an effort to fight child slavery around the world. >> do you want a bottle? >> reporter: when we first aired the story last year she was expanding what has now become her family's lemonade business into stores. >> they go out and they work and they get really sad and they cry. >> reporter: well, vivian has now expanded all the way to the big screen. at the balboa theater in san francisco "stand with me" a feature-length documentary featuring vivian. >> the magic of all of this is vivian and the 9-year-old being able to see it through her eyes and she made something so dark approachable and all of a sudden people are talking about it and it was hopeful and empowering. >> garvin thomas, "today in the bay." >>> we've got more ahead and coming up we continue our team coverage of this weekend's stormy weather. we'll show you how much rain we can expect. not only in san jose but in the north bay and beyon

we told you about vivian yesterday.n instameet held film's premiere last night. the goal of the make a stand lemonade business and the film is to put an end to child slavery. >> it made me really sad. and i was so sad that it made me do a lemonade stand. >> vivian and her original stand raised over $100,000 to free 3500 children. >> the film makers hope the mission will eventually lead to 18 million children becoming free and safe from child slavery. >>> police are looking for a man who attacked a woman in richmond friday night. they say it happened about 6:00 in wild cot canyon regional park. the victim says a man tried to pull her towards a wooded area. the woman fought back and was able to escape and the suspect ran away. he is described as a light skin possibly latino in his 20s or 30s wearing a red hooded sweatshirt at the time. >>> authorities are looking for a missing woman from hayward. she has been missing since saturday night according to police. she speaks only russian and has early stages of dementia. the ch

my name is vivian imperialy. according to forbes magazine, we have 7 seconds to make a first impression. and, of course, there's no second chance. with our current system the written application becomes the blockade. the checked box becomes a red flag so large that everything else on the page is obliterated. there is no advancement to a face to face interview. there is no precious 7 seconds that can change someone's life for the better with a job or housing. the system is so prejudicial that it's denying applicants those critical 7 seconds to engage the interviewer. in my career in vocational rehabilitation, of both hired staff and trained clients preparing to enter the job market. looking back, i can identify a commonality among my very favorite clients. those who stood out as charming and earnest in their quest for success. what was that commonality? the clients with the greatest potential had all been incarcerated. the box must go. people must not be prejudged. they must all be allowed that second 7 seconds an

. >> obama escucha, estamos en la luch bernard luchsinger y su esposa viviane mckay: un mensaje a todo de tantas familias. >> un grupo de manifestantes cortó el tránsito y no se despejó sino hasta media hora después. >> es una reacción positiva de parte de las autoridades que también entienden lo que estamos pasando. >> fueron momentos de intensas emociones. >> es imposible seguir adelante y tengo la obligación de acompañar a mi gente. >> habían llegado de diversos puntos. >> tenemos que poner presión a los congresistas. >> esta lucha no va a parar. >> . >> los organizadores de la marcha indicaron que van a realizar más protestas, pero no saben donde. >> el presidente enrique peña nieto habló con nuestro compañero y contó del preciso momento que supo de la captura del "chapo" guzmán. >> dijo que debido a las pruebas, el proceso tomó tiempo. >> es que tiene que enfrentar a la justicia mexicana y tiene que enfrentar procesos y ahora la procuraduría general de la república ha iniciado, esto no riñe con que eventualmente y en algún momento, puede ser extraditado. >> no se pierda la entrevi

restaurantes de comida rápida tiene correlación con el aumento de peso, en inglaterra los jóvenes que vivíannosotros que desde mañana se sentirá en la región. >> (información en pantalla). >> al momento tenemos 51°, es noche de san valentín, hay que disfgrutarla, 30% de posibilidades de lluvia el domingo, a la siguiente semana otro sistema entra, con 20% de lluvia, la presencia del presidente barack obama por la asequía pos se nota por la lluvia, traigo más detalles el próximo lunes, feliz fin de semana, cuídense mucho. >> ♪. @ú÷ >> ♪. >> amigos, buenas noches, bienvenidoa a los deporetes, 117 días faltan para el inicio del mundial, el equipo que será la base de la seelección no levanta, américa lleva 180 minutos sin sumar, morelia le ghana 1 por 0 alñ am'ñerica, el trabajo de mohamed comienza a encontrar obstáculos en elc amino. >> carlos darwin con su equipo ,más tarde cejas anota, tijuana no tiraba la toalla, pellerano descontaba, oribe peralta aunque anda con la pólvoira mojada sigue dando buenos resultados en el colectivo, ,partido de ida y vbuelta, victoria para el santos por 3 a 2. >>

. >>> por quÉ hemos venido a los Ángeles, porque todos los músicos vivían aquí y por primera vez he podidoo forma y falta mucho, ustedes serán testigos cada semana del lanzamiento del disco. >>>e l concurso de nuestra belleza latina comienza el 16 de febrero y jomari goiso será el asesor de las concursantes. >>> yo bajé el primer sencillo y la fanaticada estará muy contenta. >>> también un cambio de imagen le vendria bien, ¿no? >>> sí. >>> qué opinan las fans de él >>> lo que ella comenta cuando el reportaje no a en el aire. >>> qué atrevido era, pero fíjate que le deseamos lo mejor, maduro y más serio. >>> qué bueno que quiera compartir ese lado más personal . >>> tambiÉn un saludo para puerto rico, y los dominicanos que me ven rp allá, así que de corazón, qué bien. >>> saludos a puerto rico que es el segundo día que nos ve, pausa y al regresar las armas son la principal diversión de una fiesta la controversia está que arde. >>> y 40 parejas podrán viajar con los ga ♪. >>> estamos de regreso con más de primer impacto >>> nuestro jomari goiso salió de los callejone salud los Ángeles y se f

julio lÓpez cruz que llevaba un mes de llegar a este paÍs, lo atacaron en la puerta de la casa donde vivÍan el rÍo hudson, fue visto por Última vez cuando estaba en una fiesta, un amigo dijo que al parecer resbalo de la rampa de su yate. aquÍ en estados unidos miles de jornaleros sufren miles de abusos por el solo hecho que ser inmigrantes. pero encontraron fuerza en los nÚmeros. >>> sergio oriundo de mÉxico, lleva aÑos trabajando como jornalero, anteriormente ganaba 80 dÓlares al dÍas por hacer trabajo de construcciÓn y estaba expuesto a condiciones peligrosas. >>> me decÍan quieres trabajar por dos horas, te doy 80 dÓlares. y ahora lo quieren poner a trabajar mÁs y no le quieren ni pagar. >>> pero hoy en dÍa gana hasta 180 dÓlares y hace su trabajo portando un guante, casco, y protectores. >>> ya tengo mÁs conocimientos en lo que es salario, ya nos defendemos, no es fÁcil que nos engaÑen, y nos maltraten. >>> esto lo logrÓ al centro de trabajo donde se ofrecen entrenamiento, clases de inglÉs y ayuda para condiciones seguras de trabajo, se estima que nueva york es el hogar de mÁs de 150 mi

do you know anybody by the name of vivian? >> man, hell, no.ey need to call them people back and ask them who they are and how they know me. i don't know no vivian. i ain't got nobody he's cell ph. this is bull right here, man. i'm offended by this, man. i didn't do nothing. >> i'll call them and talk to them. >> please do. >> do you want me to lock him in for now? >> yeah. >> you're going to lock me in? >> yeah. >> this is -- >> bonds will be locked in his cell while the investigation continues. if the allegation is found to be true, he will most likely wind up in the intensive detention unit and go back to noncontact visits with his family. >>> coming up -- paul komyatti takes a major step toward freedom. and aaron brown and his cat attempt to help others. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. two full servings of vegetables for only 50 delicious calories. [poof!] [beep] [clicks mouse] nice office. how you doing? good. automatic discounts the moment you sign up. she loves to shop online with her debit card. and so does bill, an identi

>> psychologist vivian says elective surgery as a remedy for bullying sends a harmful message. >> weto address the idea there should be zero tolerance of bullying. >> there was one of the kids we talked to who said look, if it stops the bullies, great i want to do it. because if we try to change the bad guy, we'll be here forever. >> i suppose one way to look at this is is there some benefit to learn how to struggle with adversity? we're not convipsed confidence is gained by changing the way you look. >> despite that criticism, applications to the foundation soared, many of them from other bullied teens. >> we could get 60 in a day. we respond to every one of them. >> but the romos says an applicant, even a bullied one must have a facial deformity to be considered. >> let's talk about the word deformity because that scars me a bit. when i think deformity, i think of like a cleft lip, something you look at and say wow, that needs to be fixed. when you say deformity, you see something else, something out of sync. >> there is a spectrum. some are really profound, some are minimal but th

used to the spotlight after her brother julien started for the boys team as a sixth grader and mum vivian was a store point guarder and is supermum, working her job and juggling everyone's busy basketball schedules. >> jadan focuses on high school basketball, she dreams about the next level. >> i want to go to college and play. i want to go to the wmba and play for the l.a. sparks. >> who is your favourite player. >> have you gotten to meet her? >> no. >> when i was on the queen latiffa show she signed her jersey and gave it to me. >> have you practised your autograph. >> people asked me. i make up one. >> at the rate she's going, there'll be a lot more of this in jadan newman's future. >> she has a bright future. >> a stunning photo of saturn. look at the hexagon-shaped storm. it may look small, but it's about 20,000 miles across. twice as big as earth. it raises the question was the universe created or was it evolved. two experts took that public. we travel to kentucky to hear what they had to say. >> is creation a model in this scientific era. that brought a crowd to see bill ni face o

---las 15 personas que vivian en la residencia salieron ilesas, solo una de dos mascotas murio por elaccidental. stop open blanca ---continuan las reacciones ante la tragica muerte de 2 agentes de la patrulla de caminos. pitch - cesar ---los hechos ocurrieron ayer, lunes, por la madrugada hacia el sur de la ciudad de fresno... roll open under ---hoy, sus colegas en san jose lamentan su muerte en todo el estado... take 2 box --katherine orozco en vivo nos tiene mas detalles sobre el luto en la agencia policiaca... take katherine live katherine live las banderas estan a media asta en todo el estado de california hoy en honor a los dos oficiales de la patrulla de caminos que perdieron la vida el lunes en la maÑana cumpliendo su deber. 00.01 00.59 vo el accidente ocurrio el lunes a las seis de la maÑana cuando dos oficiales de la patrulla de caminos murieron al estrellar su vehiculo contra una barrera de proteccion y un poste en la autopista 99 cerca a kingsburg, a unas 20 millas al sur de fresco. vo los oficiales han sido identificados como juan gonzalez de 33 aÑos de fresno y brian law

---pilar niÑo visito hoy el vecindario donde vivian y nos cuenta como recuerdan a este sujeto y lo que que le espera. take pkg ;01 0:57 1:15 1:32 en esta calle de la ciudad de richmond algunos reconocieron inmediatament e que raul ochoa habia sido su vecino y que vivio en esta casa.... el mismo hombre que ahora se ha declarado culpable de haber abusado sexualmente por mas de una decada a una jovencita menor de edad que era su familiar.... no hablaba mucho era muy reservado el salia con su biblia todo de traje segun a practicar la palabra de dios este vecino recuerda verlo con la nina, pero nunca sospecho nada anormal, van a trabajar a cortar las yardas segun las autoridades el abuso empezo cuando la menor tenia 13 anos de edad hasta los 27...ochoa, la controlaba tanto fisica como psicologicamente y estas fotos son de un cobertizo en la parte trasera de la casa, donde dicen las autoridades que se dieron anos de violaciones.... biza french/policia de richmond dep policia de richmond ella pudo haber ayudado a contruir segun las autoridades el abuso empezo cuando la menor tenia 13 anos de

newmans are use to the spotlight after julian started for the boys' team as a sixth grader and mum vivian pass a point guard in her high school. and plays the job of supermum, working her own job. jayden focuses on the years of basketball that lays ahead, she dreams of the next level. >> i want to go to college. after that i want to go to the well mba and play for the l.a. sparks. >> who is your favourite player? >> diane >> have you met her. >> no. but i was on a show she signed a jersey and gave it to me >> have you practices your autograph yet? >> people ask me, i make up one. >> at the rate she's going there'll be more of this in jadan newman's future. >> even beyond the athletic ability, watching her with poise, personality, that alone is impressive for a kid that's in my opinion years old. >> when i was on the queen lativa show. - she carries herself well. tell me about the competition, how tough is it? >> it's not the top level of high school competition, it's eight different classes. she played for a christian school, kindergarten through 12. they are not playing the best schools

vivian trainer. that was in court for the mobile can you tell us. ryan yesterday with the guidance from the states that in only the woman who gives birth to a child's can be a mother. then today we had from lawyers for the couple and the children in this case. senior counsel character countered that argument by saying across the common all warrants over the past fifty years the presumption of parentage disappears when dna testing became available the seventh and eighth and then i were still under the status of children i swear. the dna testing of genetic testing is the test used to determine parentage he said it was the ultimate its definitive test. we also said the rights of these children be considered. constitutional rights i've had to get tickets to the parent's perspective then he sent the email on effect in many areas of life that is imperative rights property rights and many of them the group to the metrodome so thank you for that. low lying areas of the midlands have been warned to see when they face severe flooding. if heavy rain forecast f

from a slurry containment facility coal slurry is a really harmful kind of waste i was talking to a vivian stockman from the ohio valley environmental coalition she took some but as i said to you guys and maybe they can you know website later she was saying that the water was running all the way from the stream down to the cannot river and that they were actually packing in pieces of hay with wire to damp a river and dumping in big fish sized chunks of limes to build a dam to try to stop the black water from getting into the drinking water. that's amazing i had you know we have a fair number of viewers and listeners to my radio program and presumably is t.v. program as well. the both. direct you know there's a lot of rural folks watching those networks. in west virginia who called in we when we first when this first happened i had caller after caller after caller talking about how we always used to be able to you know pump we had a spring out back or we had a well out back and over there was cool you know i mean for generations for centuries and then they started this mountaintop mining ba

president of the european commission expressed hope the bloc would become the united states of europe viviane reding said that the goal was to ensure stability of the euro and to preserve the single market comments came however amid a steady rise of euro skepticism about europe would have to be made up of nations that have seen a growing right wing sentiment for example france's national front is joining forces with the dutch and the islam campaign to get villagers ahead of european elections in may belgium austria austria and italy have also seen the success of e.u. add to your own an anti immigration party's messerschmitt danish member of the european parliament thinks that people are simply reacting to policies that have failed. citizens if you don't desire don't want to have this federal state that the indian rating is speaking about and not your species she therefore reveals. the i don't you're brussels which is in contradiction with the people of europe so many issues try to see in the european union right at this moment and we have to understand that when these parties come it's not be

with these a comment made by vivian reading. justice commission is a really a top u.s. special and it's british people that she's talking about here she says don't know enough about the european union to be able to vote in a referendum on whether to stay where the person should stay in or come out of it not only does she think that rates are too ignorant to vote in a referendum she's also question their ability to vote in the european elections which will take place less than one hundred days from now in may she's urging britain essentially to spend more time on debate about the e.u. before a possible referendum is announced and basically accusing people of not knowing what they'd be voting about and of sleepwalking into making a deeply uninformed decision to illustrate that she says that brussels has even been blamed for the floods that are happening right now in britain she jokes about it she didn't know that she was so powerful that she could make the rainfall it is a little bit hypocritical of her because she doesn't appear to be particularly well informed about the

well on the one hand i think it's nice that vivian reading as one of the commissioners actually speak out openly about her desires and dreams so many of the other commissioners near fissions will never admit to that the goal is to for me a federal european union you don't the other hand i'm quite confirm darkly sure that that the citizens of europe don't desire don't want to have this federal state that we've been reading is speaking about an obviously she's she therefore reveals. the idea that you're brussels which is in contradiction with the people of europe that's why we need to have more referenda us and to check whether the people of europe actually just want to give up also venancio their fiscal policies migration policies and so on to an elected body in brussels that we've been ripped reading represents and of course there are also concerns about poverty and unemployment in the european states right now how can best be tackled in the possible states of europe. well there are so many issues trice in the european union right at this moment and many of them have actually been cre

buying and now the german chancellor is on board with vivian for owning off the bus but we'll talk of european providers that offer security for our citizens so that one shouldn't have to send e-mails and other information across the atlantic rather one could build up a communication network inside europe because that's. the size and scope of american surveillance has outraged european leaders especially on glow merkel who cell phone was allegedly tapped although germany is one of america's closest allies documents leaked by the former n.s.a. contractor edward snowden show it was treated as a start class partner spied on at levels similar to china and saudi arabia to put that in perspective the n.s.a. watched twenty million german phone connections and ten million internet data sets on an average day tapping only two million connections in france during the same time. merkel's initiative may have want to do with anger at home her government has been seen as lax on u.s. spying and snowden revealed cooperation between countries may have been closer than german indignation would indicate

these are comments made by vivian redding who is the justice commissioner a top official in the european union and it's british people that she's talking about who she says don't know enough about the european union to be able to vote in a referendum on whether to stay whether britain should stay in or come out she's urging britain essentially to spend more time on debates about the e.u. before a possible referendum is announced and basically accusing people of not knowing what they'd be voting about and of sleep walking into making a deeply uninformed decision it is a little bit hypocritical of her because she doesn't appear to be particularly well informed about the european union herself she maintains that seventy percent of u.k. laws are actually made in the european parliament the house of commons study has shown that that number is vastly exaggerated and of course all of this is playing into the hands of the anti a you know p. and political parties like the u.k. independence party those who would like person to leave the e.u. when a top e.u. official suggests that people in any cou

. >>> por quÉ hemos venido a los Ángeles, porque todos los músicos vivían aquí y por primera vez he podidoursantes. >>> yo bajé el primer sencillo y la fanaticada estará muy contenta. >>> también un cambio de imagen le vendria bien, ¿no? >>> sí. >>> qué opinan las fans de él >>> lo que ella comenta cuando el reportaje no a en el aire. >>> qué atrevido era, pero fíjate que le deseamos lo mejor, maduro y más serio. >>> qué bueno que quiera compartir ese lado más personal . >>> tambiÉn un saludo para puerto rico, y los dominicanos que me ven rp allá, así que de corazón, qué bien. >>> saludos a puerto rico que es el segundo día que nos ve, pausa y al regresar las armas son la principal diversión de una fiesta la controversia está que arde. >>> y 40 parejas podrán viajar con los gastos pagos a la riviera maya, solamente participe con nos en primer impacto . >>> ahora tenemos a jackie guerrido que está list,a cómo está la maleta, mi querida jackie. >>v> a a mitad, añadiendo piezas, bárbara bermudo, pamela llegó el fin de semana, y no viene solo, viene acompañado de nieve, lluvia y condiciones ba

vivian winn sat there proudly wearing her team polina t-shirt. she has the same skating coach as 15-year-old san jose figure skater polina edmond. >> i'll be really excited and happy for her and cheer her on. and everything. winn and hundreds of others packed the ice facility in san jose watching the pageantry of the opening ceremony. >> really surprising with so much stuff around. so many lights and colors. >> reporter: they had their own opening ceremony of sorts with a parade and they honored past american olympians. maria k maria corolaiva competed in 2012, she was born in russia and moved to the u.s. when 9. >> watching all the athletes line up for the opening brings back so many emotions and memories from london. >> reporter: julia munoz competed in two winter olympics, calgary and albertville. he says the opening ceremony represents goodwill among all nations. >> put away all the thoughts of all the training you've done, set the day aside and respect it for what it is. a day of honoring the world's athletes in one single location. >> repor

comenzaron cuando la niÑa tenÍa doce aÑos, lo peor que otros miembros de la familia lo sabÍan, pero vivianbÍa control fisico. emocional y financiero, controlaba a la familia con mano de acero, y continuaba violando a la niÑa. fue el aÑo pasado, luego que sus hermanos la convencieran de hacerlo, a los 27 aÑos, la que era una niÑa escapÓ de las garras del opresor, lo engaÑÓ, se montÓ en carro que a el esperaba, y fue a poner la denuncia de la policÍa, les parece raro? verdad? bueno, tambiÉn a la policÍa, una mujer luego de denunciar raptos y violaciÓn no es comÚn, pero en california hubo otro caso, una mujer de once aÑos, secuestrada y obligada a mantener relaciones sexuales con su captor, el Último caso de richmond explotÓ un mes luego de otro caso famoso, ariel castro que mantuvo a tres jÓvenes como esclavas sexuales en cleveland ohio por mÁs de una dÉcada, la diferencia es que un caso de familia aterrorizada. >>> no se revelÓ la identidad de la vÍctima, para que no tenga que testificar la fiscalÍa lleÓo a un acuerdo con la defena sa para que ochoa cumpla 22 aÑos de prisiÓn, la sentencia o

and interconnected, knitted together with something which relate fashion and garments. >> here at viviant where despite the bevy of activity, the aim of the game is to sell less not more as the designer strives towards sustainability. >> quality doesn't hurt the planet as much as quantity. >> and it wasn't just restrained consumption. the designer used her show to highlight the case against fracking in brittain. >> everything is being done for a quick profit. you know, that's what we're doing with fossil fuels, that's what they're trying to do with fracking and everything. quickness. get it out and then it won't be there anymore. a few people will have made a lot of money and it's just absolutely terrible what's happening in the world. >> emerging markets once a source of huge sale growth for luxury brands have become a sore spot for some in recent months. companies have rattled investors with warnings of slowing growth in asia, but it's not all doom and groom. swatch recently said 2014 was looking bright especially in china. pringles design boss says fashion brands need to start thinkin

city councilwoman vivian spoke to us. >> the coffee shops were established to provide the local market and small-scale shops, and it was never meant to supply the netherlands, belgium, france, germany, to buy their products in the coffee shops. it was meant for the local market. it's gotten too much for us to handle so we had to take action. >> reporter: over the past couple of years she said the number of foreign visitors to the city's coffee shops has tripled to 3 million. that she says causes crime and traffic jams. >> iowa, hmm. >> something the mayor worries about too. >> we are accused of the availability of it in the market. what we can do best is put regulations in place. make sure we properly fund and equip the employees that are going to implement the regulations and enforce those laws. i think everyone who utilizes, access the laws whether they are vistaors to colorado or they're residents have a responsibility to do responsibly. >> banning visitors won't,. >> we have about 150 street dealers roaming the streets of the center to check out if they can find a foreigner who is

. >> reporter: vivian is sweet as can be. >> i could not sleep i was so excited. >> reporter: one issue she sours on is child slavery. >> it makes me sad and i -- i wanted a stand. >> and like david and goliath but she is armed with lemons and some sugar. >> she said to me i don't see why i can't, i see the reasons why i might. >> she in her original stand 365 days raiseed 1 $100,000. >> that's a good business. >> the efforts caught the attention of two fix makers. we thought we could do a little piece to help them. it was within minutes we realized that this is something more. >> and at feature length it is opening in theaters taking a message to a global audience. >> we thought, we hope that people come to san francisco but when you go to hong kong and stockholm. >> then you said we would go to the stock exchange with a film i would have said you are crazy. >> now the stand is the standard. >> they release a modeling line where the profit goes to help free child slaves. >> having accomplished so much, you have to wonder what comes next. >> and 18 million kids are free. >> and yes. >>

>> well, i'm gonna go ask vivian to marry me. bye. >> no! gimme that! >> give that back!pepper spray me? i will pepper spray you! >> move! >> no! >> ahh! >> ahh! >> ahh! >> crap! >> crap! >> ah, crap! >> crap! [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's funny. more with andy samberg when we get back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ tortteased, traumatized... this is damage overload! and this is the new fructis damage eraser from garnier. the breakthrough? with phyto-keratin complex, fructis damage eraser has the power to reconstruct strength by 90% root-to-tip. see the proof! your hair will be healthier, stronger... repaired! go ahead...do your thing. new fructis damage eraser. the strength to shine. garnier. i can download anything i want. [ girl ] seriously? that's a lot of music. seriously. that's insane. and it's 15 bucks a month for the family. seriously? that's a lot of gold rope. seriously, that's a signature look. you don't have a signature look, honey. ♪ that's a signature look. [ male announcer ] only at&t brings you beats music. unlimited downloa

the mountain hat from designer vivian westwood got plenty of attention after williams wore it.ld buy it for you, my friend. >> thank you. that's great he is putting it up for charity. well done. >> we have celebrities birthdays to celebrate today. >> two young and two a little older. prince michael blanket jackson, second child of michael jackson, turns 11. actress ellen paige turns 26. >> kelsey grammer of "cheers" and frazier" fame. and we all loved "cagney & lacey," tyne daly turns 67 today. happy birthday to them all. it's not for colds, it's not for pain, it's just for sleep. because sleep is a beautiful thing™. ♪ zzzquil. the non-habit forming sleep aid from the makers of nyquil®. well, did you know that just one sheet of bounce outdoor fresh gives you more freshness than two sheets of the leading national store brand? who knew? so, how do you get your bounce? with more freshness in a single sheet. ♪ ♪ i've been working all week ♪ time for a good time >> your country. >> i love it! millions of us weren't really having a good time this week with yet another blast of winter

they are actually a creation of designer vivian westwood and it is called mountain hat. >> the hat, that'sgrammys on the left, was such a hit that it even spaunged its own twitter account. which one do you like, the brown one or smokey the bear one? >> i don't like either. >> neither. >> there's got to be one out there to buy this. >> are you buying one, is that what you're trying to say? >> no. >>> coming up, party time in seattle. >> seahawks fans prove why they are called the 12th man. you're watching "world news now." [ male announcer ] can't take a sick day tomorrow. [ coughs ] [ male announcer ] so he can't let a cold keep him up tonight. vicks nyquil. powerful nighttime 6 symptom cold and flu relief. ♪ from crest 3d white, new brilliance toothpaste and boost. after brushing, our exclusive boost polishes your smile and whitens with 3x the stain lifting ingredient for a smile that dazzles. new crest 3d white brilliance. -hit the beach in florida. -and a reunion in seattle. we can afford to take more trips this year. [man] when hotels have unsold rooms, they use hotwire to fill them. [

stood in the door -- wallace stood in the door of the university of alabama to block the entry of vivian malone and james hood. these were two students who were enrolling. and in so doing he caused the president at that time, president kennedy, to federalize the alabama national guard so that these two students could make their way into the university of alabama. these were the times that i lived in. these were events that occurred leading up to the signing of the voting rights act of 1965, also the public accommodations act of 1964. ne 21, 1964, three civil rights workers were in mississippi. they lost their lives in mississippi registering people to vote. when they died it caused the country to grieve, understanding that three people who but only tried to register people to vote had lost their lives at the hands of the k.k.k. these were the times that i lived in. august 28, 1963, dr. king called for a march on washington and that march took place. that march was one of the greatest events in the history of the civil rights movement. 200,000 to 300,000 people assembled. and this is when

>> the funny thing is, i can't take any credit for it, because it was vivian westwood that you totally but this was her ode to malcolm mcclaren in the '80s when hip-hop was just showing its face to the world and the way it was penetrating the demographics. she was there early on with the buffalo stance and the buffalo gals. that song was huge and all the neighborhoods across america and around the world. i just remember that moment. >> an all-star show. that's tomorrow. that's all for us tonight. anderson cooper starts right now. >>> good evening again. the breaking news at this hour. weather conditions are once again getting worse up and down the northeast corridor. temperatures dropping. several hours of heavy snow just stopped falling on the washington, d.c. area. now that snow is moving north, which means that tens of millions of people who were dealing with moments like this all day are bracing for more of the same tomorrow. yesterday it was ice. today it's snow, snow, and more snow. coming down faster and harder than plows could handle all along the east coast. drivers stuck spin

vivian westwood is selling men's kilts. >> this is not going to give you a bump in retail sales. >> definitely not at 6:00 in the morning. >> optimism reigns. is coming outfed -- he says you have to get back to normal. >> my agenda is the deal between comcast and netflix. netflix will pay comcast for faster web access to improved speed and reliability. this is a multi-year agreement. itis a landmark because forecast future deals. >> russia won the medal count and the lipid games. didn't actually win the x? -- the olympics? they did not win the hearts and minds of the world. >> did they win? >> no. other the coverage was great. reality is people did not feel any better about russia as a country. they felt great about the olympics but not about the host country. >> they have to get a sense of humor into it. did nbc get any sense of humor? >> that is the second answer. athletes won the olympics. how about this? did the olympics even happen? debbie downer. >> such a misanthrope. the world was watching. follow-upfor more from th

one of our viewers, from vivian host: do you have a stand on this issue? guest: we do not have it. a bill was introduced in the legislature, but it was not met. it failed to meet the first final deadline. it will not be debated this year in iowa. host: mike is joining us from muscatine, iowa. guest: good morning. regarding -- caller: good morning, regarding medical marijuana, my son had a brain hemorrhage when he was 16. host: i am sucked --guest: i am sorry to hear that. the hospital did a great job of saving his life, basically. within six months after the surgery he developed epilepsy. we have just had a continuous of all different kinds of medications to try to resolve his epilepsy. we finally found something that worked, but it has a side effect of rage, anger, and depression. then you have to give him antidepressants. those don't work. those have terrible side effects. the only thing that really works for him is marijuana, and it works great. unfortunately he cannot get it in the state. we go right across the river and get it legally. do you have anybody in your family that h

people use the phrase in vivian's is something very different. >> host: what came to my mind was the tv show -- the. i love to reach the british left take on the show with the others and they did house servants that are as the years descenders to not see the class is lower than them treated as equals and the idea of a servant sitting with the upper crust horrifies the servant crust even more so. it got me thinking so much of the work is writing about these things it'll weeks -- it only makes sense with that cultural that he talks about that is why don't take it translates as well to american society. but knu talk about the role could his arguments have work to in europe like britain? they are in a way be be a lack of fuel was of the that those arguments do not play as well hit. >> guest: with his descriptions of social class and with relation to their stations, britain in its time was much more free andy'' and continental europe and much less of america. >> host: dash slavery. >> guest: of course. he was an early opponent but burke was one of the first signatories of the petition. bu

vivian westwood. that's a funky hat. making money though.ad an "new day." the 8:00 hour starts now. >>> hey, let's rise and shine and show sunday what we're made of. i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. don't rush, just ease into it. 8:00 here on the east coast, 5:00 out west. >>> we start had this morning on new york's long island. >> carbon monoxide poisoning left a restaurant manage her dead. this happened around dinner time last night at legal seafoods, at the walt whitman mall in huntington station in new york. >> alexandra steele is outside the mall. alexandra, tell us what we've learned so far? >> reporter: good morning. investigators have been focused on trying to find the source of that leak and they believe that they found it in the basement of this legal seafood restaurant behind me. building has now been condemned for occupancy as this investigation continues. the investigation this morning by homicide and arson detectives centers on legalseafeed. these two women were at the cheesecake factory at the walt whitman mall when