davinski is vivian's doctor. he's also one of the world's leading epilepsy experts. >> western medicine has failed their children. >> but the wilsons now found themselves in the political crossfire of pot. marijuana was legalized for medicinal use here in new jersey right before chris christie took office in january of 2010. it was done by his democratic predecessor. but once in office, he blocked the legislation for more than a year. he eventually signed one of the strictest, most limiting medical marijuana bills to date. just six approved stores in the entire state, and perhaps most damaging for vivian, no edible forms of marijuana allowed. which was crucial. the only option then for this 2-year-old would be to inhale it. >> talk to brian wilson. >> protests erupted across the state. and that's why brian wilson took things into his own hands that day in august. >> i have read everything -- >> it became known as the dust-up in the diner. >> i mean, it was all over cnn. it was national news. it was like, libya, v

> good evening, commissioners david silicon valley i'm working with the permit holders robert and vivian lee not here the owners and the architects of the project that is no a speck development it is where they and they're children live they've minimum minsz missed the height to the code and received the full support of the recommendation the planning department and received unanimous approval from the planning commission on a 6 to zero vote commissioner wu was absent i noticed katherine moore clearly expressed her opinions you have her quotes in the brief the project will be 10 feet lower than the height and set back of 15 and a half feet and contain two additional set back of 8 and 15 feet on the second and third levels from the rear facade the permit holders sent in letters from the adjacent neighbors and ms. murdock is a tenant of the adjacent building that has windows facing at about exterior courtyard she express those concerns indeed the discretionary review applicant not just happened to attend they visited the apartment building twice and the courtyard away was able to stand on

this is vivian. this is our queen. we have ken johnson here. he's the director of our organization and give you the name. we're going to ask him to come in. who else is out there? come o we have a supporter from the cac. she's here. she will speak also but anyway what we're doing today is set a precedence to show we still haved vs in the western edition and not just ace by myself but i also want to demonstrate if this isn't enough i will bring 25 and next week i think bring 30. we are left in the western edition and piece are people we're meeting for over four months. we have marid and pastor and speak to you and michael fisher and sing songs and ken johnson who is the director and vivian the queen person handling the events so we will have the pastor come up and make the presentation. >> has everyone submitted a card? >> okay. let me go by the cards. >> can you call the names on the card madam second. >> [calling speaker names] >> you can certainly wait -- >> yeah, we will wait until the presentation is done. >> thank you. so the next -- so we

vivian just loved life. they were both recent graduates from colorado state university. just graduated with a b.a. in nutrition, and my son had just graduated with a bachelor's degree in speech communication and rhetoric. >> just three miles from where the chuck e. cheese's massacre had taken place, javad and vivian were stopped at a red light when a car pulled alongside and someone opened fire. >> gunmen attacked this car with bullets, killing javad marshall-fields and vivian wolfe. >> finding out that i had lost my son, it was the most devastating event that i have ever experienced in my life. i was very, very angry. i was very upset. and so i went straight to the police department and started asking questions. >> javad had witnessed a friend's murder at a barbecue the summer before, and despite receiving death threats, javad had decided to testify in court against the accused killer. >> he felt like it was the right thing to do because he saw his best friend get shot down in cold blood. javad was murdered five days before the trial was set to begin. >> months later, s

and vivian mayor. >> where did her eye and her mind about photography come from. >> from recluse to the subject of an oscar nominated film, the life and work of a hidden master. there are new questions tonight about the ohio man who the fbi said was inspired by isil and plans an attack on the u.s. capitol. some of those are about the fb effort's own investigation jonathon is here with more. >> christopher is accused of planning to tag members of congress. it is another case of relying on inforn't mas. critics question whether agents are stopping them or encouraging them. >> christopher cornell has just finished buying assault rifles and 600 rounds of ammunition the fbi says when agents moved in. >> as soon as the purchase was over several agents came out and theyingenled him here in the, paing lot. >> investigators say the 20-year-old man was in the final stages of a plot to attack the u.s. capitol. thebi had been watching him for months that say that cornell was posting sympathetic messages on twitter. his father though suggested his son was set up. >> i think that was the fbi that he

>> let me bring in time magazine reporter vivian walsh. she's in paris. are you there? >> yes, i am. what can you tell us -- i'm not sure of your location and what you've been able to see. feel free to tell me what you're able to report. >> willell, to step back a moment. your reporters have been saying this, but for the french they are really going to have to grapple a lot with how they missed this. these are people not only under surveillance for the last couple of years but also in the case of charlie hebdo that was under police surveillance. therefore something went wrong. yes, it's difficult, obviously, to keep track of what the police believe are 1,200 french citizens who have gone off to fight in syria over the last few years, but nonetheless it was an attack that maybe should not have happened. the other thing is just moving around paris today there has been intense nervousness for the reason because the attack on wednesday, everybody assumed was one off thing. and then on the police officers was assumed to be a weird coincidence. when the government today start

we go on the phone to vivian walt with "time" magazine. vivian, i know you're there in france. tell me what you're seeing and what you're hearing. >> well it's sketchy information coming out from the government itself, so they're in a highly delicate situation. until a couple of hours ago we thought this was pretty much the climax of a massive manhunt involving 80,000 police officers france's s.w.a.t. riot teams and so on. what we have now increasingly looks like a hostage situation and that is far far more complicated to have men supposedly armed with perhaps rocket-propelled grenade launchers, kalashnikov rivals and weapons to bring more mass casualties, if the police do not act with exceeding caution. i would say all signs point to the fact that we are nearing the end of this two-day drama. the interior minister this morning sounded more confident than he sounded at any moment since the terror attack on wednesday. he told reporters that they basically had the men surrounded. however, given the fact that you have civilians inside a factory, and we're not even sure how many ci

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> el papa francisco se encontrÓ por sorpresa con unos 300 niÑos filipinos que vivÍan en la calles por supuesto no dudaron en abrazarlo. >> la violencia se viviÓ en las calles peruanas donde la policÍa enfrentÓ a miles de jÓvenes estudiantes que protestaban por una polÉmica ley que acorta sus derechos laborales. los jÓvenes tienen pensado seguir con las protestas. >> miles de jÓvenes peruanos han tomado las calles por cuarta vez y los golpes y enfrentamientos no faltaron. la protesta es para que el congreso derogue una ley que aseguran, recortan sueldos y vacaciones para los trabajadores de 18 a 24. aunque el gobierno asegura que es para formalizar el trabajo y darles un perÍodo de capacitaciÓn. >> no somos delincuentes, somos estudiantes! [ estruendo ] >> nosotros hemos venido a marchar pacÍficamente, y queremos denunciar porque es tan infiltrados. >> estamos en contra del abuso de la ley laboral juvenil. >> los manifestantes intentaron llegar al congreso. y las manifestaciones se prolongaron hasta cerca de la medianoche. hubo detenidos y heridos de ambos lados. [ gritos ] >> la

tambiÉn la ciudad tiene previsto rendir tributo a estos oficiales redoblando las calles donde ellos vivÍan, hay posibilidad de reconstruir la relaciÓn entre el alcalde y la policÍa? de continuar asÍ, serÍa muy grave para la ciudad. >> pero que sÍ. eso lo conversamos con diferentes lÍderes polÍticos. incluso tratamos de hacer esa pregunta al presidente del sindicato de patrulleros, quien se negÓ a contestar esa pregunta. ahora, recordemos que el alcalde se reuniÓ con los presidentes de los cinco sindicatos policiales, sin embargo, lynch dijo que este encuentro no dejÓ ningÚn resultado positivo. >> como vemos, este caso ha generado una gran tensiÓn en nueva york que por momentos nos hace olvidar y desviar la atenciÓn sobre las vÍctimas. vamos a conocer un poco mÁs de esta historia. >> el fue mi alma gemela. un hombre creÍble, recordaba la viuda. llevaba siete aÑos sirviendo como policÍa y se habÍa casado hacÍa apenas dos meses antes de ser asesinado junto a su compaÑero el 20 de diciembre. >> hablÁbamos de su trabajo con frecuencia. decÍa la joven viuda. sobre cuÁnto respeto tenÍa por la ley

, el alcalde di pilaal cal alcalde dicen que las calles son en las cua que detrÁs dondedras donde vivÍandio. muchos marcharon con los padres de los normalistas desaparecidos. sin embargo el recorrido se quedÓ a medias como nos cuenta ximena duarte. >>> mientras la mayorÍa se encontraba cenando en familia recibiendo el 2015, ellos re recordaron a sus seres queridos que hasta el momento se encuentran desaparecidos >>> para nuestro no hay fiesta la Única fiesta cuando mi hermano aparezca >>> alrededor de 300 personas marcharon desde la procuradurÍa general de la repÚblica hasta la recio kenz oficial de lossidencia oficial de los pinos, la movilizaciÓn estuvo con los padress de los normalistas quienes siguen exigiendo la presentaciÓn inmediata y con vida de los muchachos y la libertad de los presos polÍticos >>> nosotros venimos pacÍficamente a exigirleal presidente que nos solucione >>> al acercarse a la casa del presidente los esperaban ahÍ >>> en un paÍs lleno de impunidad, lleno de injusticia corrupciÓn >>> tambiÉn en san cristobal de las casas chiapass otro grupo se reuniÓ con el ejÉrci

. >> como 75% las mujeress latinas nos vivÍan su vida para ellas mismas sino para las familias para otrasporque si hacemos bien nuestros hijos hacen bien la familia hace bien. >> en orange california, christina telemundo. >> muy bien dicho. >> lo puso todo en perspectiva. >> la cinta birdman lidera la noche naciones a premios oso caso * figura en 9 categorÍa, incluida mejor guiÓn, actor y mejor pelÍcula. >> si gana como director, alejandro serÍa el segundo mexicano en conseguirlo de forma sgild, el aÑos pasado alfonso se llevÓ el premio por gravity. >> la favorita mÍa no ganÓ nada. >> ¿cuÁl era? >> lego que la he visto 63 mil veces porque tengo dos hijas nosotros casa. >> no la nombraron en nada. >> esa estÁ en otro tipo de ceremonia. >> asÍ llegamos al [♪ tema musical ♪] >> me encuentro la sorpresa de que tengo hongos en el pene, porque el mÉtodo anticonceptivo que la agricultora quiso usar fue una papa. >> es algo muy normal.. >>¿y cÓmo te ponÍas la papa? >> eso es lo que pasa con la papa cuando envejece. >> la papa la tengo yo adentro. yo no me la he podido sacar. >> la tienes sembrada

vivian avila nos amplia. >> se nos van a abrir muchas oportunidades a mÍ a mi familia. palabras. >> el secretario invitÓ a los indocumentados reunidos a que no tengan miedo de ampararse bajo el programa de dapa y daca porque la informaciÓn serÁ confidencial. el mensaje es que la informaciÓn sÓlo serÁ utilizada para la aplicaciÓn. >> leÓn rodrÍguez director de la oficina de ciudadanÍa e inmigraciÓn enfatizÓ que las solicitudes para soÑadores inicia el prÓximo 18 de febrero. >> pero deben comprobar su identidad, el hecho que han estudiado y tambiÉn comprobar,dar prueba de cuando llegaron a estados unidos y cuÁnto tiempo han estado aquÍ. >> advierte que aquellos que estÁn amparados bajo la acciÓn diferida pero que estÁn a punto de renovarlo. >> por ejemplo una persona que ha cometido un delito mayor, un delito menor significante esas personas son descalificadas de participar y van a perder los beneficios como el de trabajo. >> talleres alrededor del paraÍso de la acciÓn ejecutiva se realizan para ofrecer la mayor informaciÓn posible. >> lo primero que hacemos es asegurar q

tras haber perdido todo en el incendio de cuatro alarmas que consumiÓ gran parte del edificio donde vivÍanniÑa de 11 aÑos. >>hemos quedado en la calle, sin vivienda, sin ropa... >> esta es la historia y el eco de otras familias que estÁn en la misma situaciÓn. >> con esta ropa que andamos con estas seguimos. >> en quÉ apartamento vivÍa? >> en el 319. >> el portavoz de la cruz roja dijo que les ofrecerÁn servicios mÉdicos y de consejerÍa psicolÓgica a los afectados asÍ como comida, baÑos y ropa y la colaboraciÓn para encontrar vivienda. les dijeron que no tienen fecha para cerrar el albergue y lo harÁn hasta que todas las familias obtengan un lugar donde vivir. >> hay hermanos y si podemos ayudarlos asÍ lo vamos hacer al 100% disponibles. >> josÉ y su familia llegaron a alentar a los damnificados y muchas personas muestran una actitud positiva. >> toda fe en dios y todo es optimismo. >> por su parte el portavoz de la cruz roja americana nos dijo que para ayudarlo mejor seria donar dinero y para esto puede llamar al nÚmero que ve en pantalla con los nÚmeros 7332777. o bien directamente con e

. >> so i'm the project sponsor of the project to clarify oh, i'm sorry vivian lee project manager to clarify the communications i can say that ms. murdock only actively engaged after her and her land given the emotions were running high to keep the conversation professional and civil and to avoid misrepresentation and as ms. murdock as dietly kept the corresponds we answered every that single on of her nominees to the best of our digital abatement and how we come to the understanding we were able to do what we're allowed to do the problem is you know - >> any comment if the departments mr. sanchez or mr. duffy any public comment? >> please step forward inform you're going to speak on this item. >> so i thank you commissioner president lazarus and the board for letting us speak i'm elizabeth wu i'm below the appellant and so although i didn't speak i was present at the last meeting on december 10th in support of ms. murdock who was really in my opinion speaking on behalf of residents in our building who will be impacted by the proposed structure from lvns to the testimonies i believe

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. >>> las 600 familias que aquÍ vivÍan optaron por aceptar un departamento en un conjunto habitacional vivienda. lo dice sandra una vecina que disfruta aÚn de su casa y su patio. pero rodeada de edificios en ruinas. >>> aquÍ donde se levantaba una casa familiar actualmente hay escombro, una escena mÁs propia de una guerra o bombardeo, que de una de las zonas mÁs codiciadas del caliente mercado inmobiliario de rÍo de janeiro. >>> se apunta a los juegos aquÍ se levanta un hotel que compondrÁ el parque olÍmpico, donde se disputarÁn mÁs de quince disciplinas. en el terreno se levantarÁ un nudo de comunicapie nicomunicaciones y las demoliciones son inevitables, el precio de los juegos y del progreso. >>> el evento dura 15 o 20 dÍas el legado se queda, en forma de infraestructura, y saneamiento, no lo ve quiÉn no quiere la ciudad gana. queda mÁs de aÑo y medio. solo el polvo divide las obras de la favela o lo que queda de ella en busca de una soluciÓn que no les haga marcharse, en rÍo de janeiro, telemundo. >>> vamos con josÉ dÍaz balart, con una probadita de lo que preparan para el domingo

. >> los otros tres vivÍan en san francisco. >> estamos tratando de averiguar si fue relacionado conpandillas queremos asegurar a la comunidad que fue un acto no hay un riesgo con la comunidad. >> segÚn la policÍa se encontraba estacionado en doble fila y las autoridades estiman que pudiera haber hasta dos responsables de la muerte de estas cuatro personas. visitaran el Área donde ocurrirÁ este mÚltiple homicidio. >> las vÍctimas tenÍan pistolas dentro del vehÍculo y tal vez estaban a punto de cometer actos inapropiados. yo los veo como a cuatro jÓvenes que necesitaban ser sacado de este tipo de violencia. esta violencia alterÓ la calma inquietud de una zona con un alto nÚmero de comercios y restaurantes. >> las balas alcanzaron a quebrar algunas ventanas en el negocio durante este incidente desafortunado donde murieron cuatro personas. >> entonces tenÍan circulado toda esa parte. me asomen para ver aquÍ programas dejaban pasar una tragedia que sacudiÓ a toda la comunidad de gobernantes en los contras donde con informaciÓn del caso personal de recopilar pistas que ayuden a agrupar a

. >>> en la pequeÑa comunidad de nashville illinois donde vivÍan solo queda luto. >>> es una pÉrdidaa regresaba de sus vacaciones hoy taylor regresÓ sola, estÁ bajo el cuidado de otros familiares, muy triste historia julio. >>> triste pero increÍble, gracias marÍa paula. vamos con otras cosas, hoy y maÑana un primer frente frÍo proviene del Ártico. pasarÁ por planicies y grandes lagos. dejarÁ tormentas de nieve, y carreteras resbalosas por debajo del promedio de 20 a 30 grados, y otro frente frÍo afectarÁ el centro oeste, y el noreste del paÍs". estos dos frentes traerÁn las temperaturas mÁs frÍas en este invierno. y en varios condados de mississippi los residentes afectados por dos tornados que causaron daÑos importantes en viviendas, se reponen de pÉrdidas provocadas por los fenÓmenos atmosfÉricos, uno atravesÓ una autopista, en su paso arrancÓ Árboles y destruyÓ casas mÓviles, dejÓ sin energÍa algunas zonas, despuÉs de los tornados, las lluvias son la preocupaciÓn para residentes de ese estado. >>> y a pesar del llamado comisionado del comisionado de la policÍa de nueva york vario

>> reporter: psychologist vivian diller says promoting elective surgery as a remedy for bullying sends a harmful message to kids. >> we really have to address the idea that there should be zero tolerance of bullying, and maybe we even have to encourage the acceptance of differences. >> reporter: 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're trying to change the bad guy, we'll be here forever. >> i suppose one way to look at this is, is there some benefit to learning how to struggle with adversity? we're not convinced that confidence is gained by changing the way you look. >> reporter: despite the 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. >> reporter: but the romos say an applicant, even a bullied one, must have a facial deformity to be considered. let's talk about the word "deformities" because that scares me a little bit. when i think deformity, i think of, like, a cleft lip, something that you look at,

. >>> joining me now by phone is "time" magazine's vivian walt who lived in paris. vivian, i want to ask you, after this week, we know there is that unity rally planned for tomorrow. do you think this will change the way in which parisians and perhaps all french residents will see the terror threat, perhaps living with a heightened sense of aware no, sir? >> i think in some ways -- i was out in some of the suburbs of paris just kind of low income areas where it was largely muslim. you have a sense of the city getting back to normal after really chaotic violence, a stressful week. however, i think everybody is somewhat altered by this experience and there is a lot of talk about how the officials ought to have had a much closer eye on these young guys who they knew were jihadists and perhaps there might be a shift and a much more greater acceptance, if you'd like, into more security measures. this is a country that has strongly resisted the sort of system that the u.s. has become very accustomed to after the 9/11 attacks. and although i don't think that the french wou

. >> i love vivian west. she's an amazing designer, so when i went for the casting and i got the job, i was so happy. >> at least until the spring/summer 2007 show turned into the fall show. prior to her stumble, kamila had been through a fitting for the spring/summer show and everything had gone smoothly. >> i went for the fitting, and everything was all right. i tried the shoes. the clothes were made perfectly for me. >> and since the theme of the show was springtime, kamila was given a special prop. >> they gave me a watering can, and the idea was for me to walk outside with the watering can and put the water on the flowers and keep walking until the end and back. and on the rehearsal, everything, okay, she was okay, shoes okay, watering can, okay. >> unbeknownst to her, there was a last-minute addition right before the show. her watering can had been filled to the brim. >> it was so heavy, i couldn't lift it up. now i have to keep walking with this, in these shoes. >> no human being can walk in those thin

. >> cabe mencionar que las familias que vivÍan en los cinco apartamentos que quedaron destruidos trasojados en un departamento de bomberos aquÍ en new jersey. >> abril terminÓ con la bÚsqueda de un joven. >> difÍcil noticia. >> te lo entrego a mi hijo. >> encontramos a kenny. >> palabras que por casi tres meses esta familia anhelaba escuchar pero no seguidas por su confirmaciÓn de que su hijo estaba muerto. >> le pedÍ al seÑor una y otra vez que mi hijo saliera con vida y creo que me escucho pero ya no con vida. >> fue desaparecido a principios de enero tras ir a una fiesta y no regresÓ a casa. >> kenny fue solo mi hijo no solamente fue amigo, hermano. >> es que mÁs se acerca y mÁs se acerca el funeral, me duele tanto. >> oficiales indican que la muerte es sospechosa pero aun pregÚntate de quÉ manera llego que ni a la orilla del agua y sin abrigo en una de las noches mÁs frÍas del invierno persisten. >> no estamos satisfechos con la respuesta. >> yo siempre podÍa tener fe, allÁ en el cielo tal vez nos demos un abrazo y mÁs fuerte de lo que aquÍ... >> abril se destacÓ por golpes fuerte

se ha cobrados sus primeras vÍctimas en chicago vivian nos tiene un balance de cÓmo esta ola Ártica azotaque ahora el autobÚs muy rÁpido tengo agarrarlo estÁ mal el dÍa hoy. >> es algo natural todos tenemos que estar preparados para soportar lo que viene. >> tambiÉn por culpa de la tormenta invernal, las carreteras de illinois fueron escenario de incidentes. los bomberos que combatÍan incendios tuvieron problemas con los hidrantes en aeropuertos como el de chicago se cancelaron cientos de vuelos la mayorÍa al este del paÍs. por eso muchos pasaron la noche en la terminal otro pasajero que llegaban a la ciudad tuvieron mÁs suerte. >> vengo de ny fui a pasear por allÁ nada mÁs tuvimos una hora de retraso porque estaba nevando en ny. >> pero no sÓlo la nieve causa estragos, el servicio nacional de meteorologÍa emitiÓ una alerta por peligrosas temperaturas bajo cero estados como da costa del norte, sur minnesota, wisconsin y iowa podÍan experimentar sensaciÓn tÉrmica es de 40 bajo cero, en wisconsin hubo dos muertes por exposiciÓn al frÍo y 30 distritos escolares cancelaron sus clases. en chic

my name is vivian and i'm the new executive director at west bay filipino and serve the youth and center that use victoria manalo draves. i am speaking on behalf of 400 million filipinos [speaker not understood] take great pride in the achievements of filipino brothers and sisters in the united states. we will be offended and insulted if the park named after a filipino-american hero who brought honor to the united states and the philippines in the olympics becomes a joke. the victoria manalo draves will be somewhat of a joke if the intended purpose to give this community to enjoy sunshine and open air is diminished by becoming a park overcast with shadows and that is what will begin to happen with the development at 190 russ street is allowed to proceed as currently planned. it will send a message to the filipino community that it is okay to devalue our contributions to the city and to this country. it will send the message to future developers it's okay to just build around this park in disregard of its impact on this one small open space in this underserved community, which is a tradit

vivian. she just saw me. down going to dance, my friend. >> it's the annual bad lip reading. it's like the greatest youtube thing of the year every year. >> so these guys put it together. they must be really really good because they take your lips and put different things in it that match it that make no sense. >> you've got to watch this. it's awesome. >> there's vivian, go, go, go. i believe that one. >> i like pickles -- >> nine days until the super bowl. americans will illegally gamble $3.8 billion on the matchup but gigi stone is here. good morning. >> good morning, jeff. it's a glue company called loctite. with an estimated 184 million people expected to watch the big game, these companies think it's worth making a high stakes bet. the most iconic super bowl ads in recent years have left an indelible mark on our brans. but until now, they've never cost this much. a single 30-second spot runs $4.5 million. and it's not just pepsi and budweiser. this year unknown companies are betting the farm trying to g

hasta el momento en que todas las personas que iban en la camioneta eran trabajadores del campo, vivÍandiÓ la vida dentro de su departamento. ademÁs detienen a una persona posiblemente relacionada con el atentado de parÍs. >> esta noche a las 11 con 11 minutos transmitimos en vivo en san francisco. [conductor pensando] encendí mi camry. hoy es noche de festejo, mi esposa terminó su mba. ¡ya lo tengo! cena romántica en la rueda de la fortuna. si, los guardias se enojaron un poco ¿pero saben qué? después de ver esa sonrisa... ¿a quién le importa? el nuevo y audaz camry. la decisión que te lleva a donde quieres estar. toyota. vayamos juntos. >> un hombre de hong kong, creyÓ que podrÍa pasar el detector de metales en un aeropuerto en china sin que notara que llevaba pegados a su cuerpo varios iphone. >> el contrabando de sus telÉfonos inteligente es muy comÚn en asia, aunque la inteligencia de algunos contrabandistas estÁ en tela de juicio. >> las autoridades de bulgaria detuvieron a un ciudadano francÉs. vilma nos presenta los acontecimientos mÁs recientes tras el ataque terrorista en parÍ

. >> los otros tres vivÍan en san francisco. >> estamos tratando de averiguar si fue relacionado coniados. yo los veo como a cuatro jÓvenes que necesitaban ser sacado de este tipo de violencia.

vivian in texas, you are next. democrats line. caller: thank you.e had tariffs protecting the company from chief foreign make her -- foreign labor. now we need tariffs to protect workers from cheap foreign labor. as the markets expand for cars or hardwood floors, you know, all the stuff that goes into building those things the oil the trees for floors, i mean, they are cutting down hardwood forest in the rain forests just so people cannot hardwood cherry floors. -- can have hardwood cherry floors. it's just going to destroy the world when we have all of these buyers and everything. i don't think that -- it's not free trade. its corporate globalization. host: vivian, when did you first become interested in the environmental portions of free trade? what got you focused on that? caller: i've always been a green voter. i mean can i vote democrat because we all hold our nose and do that these days, because the alternative is horrible. but anybody raised in the 1960's and 1970's has green issues and should. just to have cans of tuna fish on every shelf al

awesome. >> there's vivian.believe that one. >> i like pickle not the funk house kind. >>> nine days left until super bowl xlix. one estimate americans will illegally gamble on the matchup. here with a little known ohio company making a perfectly legal and super sized bet. gigi, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jeff. a glue company calmed loc pstimated 184 million expected to watch the game this company thinks it's worth making a high-stakes bet. >> reporter: the most iconic super bowl ad in recent years left an indelible mark on our brains.n our brans. but until now, they've never cost this much. a single 30-second spot runs $4.5 million. and it's not just pepsi and budweiser. this year unknown companies are betting the farm trying to get their brand name out there. wix.com which building web sooirkts mophie extends phone batteries and loctite, a 52-year-old glue company based in west ohio spending its entire $1 mull 1$1 1$1 million budget. >> we speerpding more than what we invested for the total of la

. >> cuevas must now convince judge vivian corbo to give her that second chance. >> please raise youright hand. swear to tell the truth, nothing but the truth so help you god? >> yes. >> you can put your hand down. what's your true and correct legal name? >> sonya maria cuevas. >> the judge is known for recommending rehab but she's seen cuevas before. >> you were in mandatory prison. i gave you residential treatment and you walked away from it. you want to explain to me why i should not put you in prison? >> i'm just tired of getting high. i'm tired. >> and you weren't tired when i gave you a five-year suspended prison sentence before? >> yes. >> you're just a little more tired now? >> yes. >> is that what it is? >> yes. >> any other reason why i should not put you in prison? >> also because of my girls that are 3 and 4. >> did you think about your girls when you absconded? >> yes. >> did you think about your girls before you used while you were in a residential treatment facility? no. >> how old are you? >> 32. >> 32 years old. how many times have you violated my probation now? >> th