yolanda: mÁs despacio, empieza, yolanda por favor!tenencias. agregÓ, son los hombres afroamericanos. enrique: la estrella del baloncesto, campeÓn con los lakers de los angeles estÁ en coma, despuÉs en con encontrado inconsciente en una habitaciÓn de un burdel. segÚn los doctores tu una falla en el corazÓn cuando llevaba varios dÍas consumiendo un estimulante sexual, tambiÉn encontraron recibos de cocaÍna. ilia: los cachorros de chicago estÁn a punto de ganar la serie mundial de las grandes ligas, luciÓ despuÉs de 100 aÑos sin ganar una postemporada. dejaron fuera de la competencia al equipo de san luis al ganarle seis carreras por cuatro. enrique: la selecciÓn mexicana de fÚtbol tiene desde hoy nuevo tÉcnico, es por primera vez un colombiano, se trata de juan carlos osorio. se convirtiÓ se convirtiÓ en el 12tÉcnico en los Últimos aÑos. ilia: el papa francisco pido perdÓn por los crÍmenes de la iglesia. dijo que se excusa en nombre la iglesia, pero no precisÓ a quÉ casos se referÍa. enrique: el pontÍfice recibiÓ la visita de los 33 min

. >> yolanda married david foster in 2011. she dealt with losing her memory and cognitive ability and also severe pain which kept her bedridden for nearly a year. >> it's no secret that yolanda has been through the ringer the last four years. we got her out of bed. she hasn't been out of bed for 11 months. >> november 2nd. >> yeah. >> so it's a big night. >> yolanda's disease has been complicated by her leaking breast implants. >> the disease is not going to beat her. she's going to beat the disease. and when we see nights like this, it really gives us hope that we're going to nail it. >> we also talked to gigi about being part of taylor swift's girl posse and she said it means the world of her to have taylor's support. taylor can use a little more support from the grammys when she walked out the album of the year. well, she is now opening up about that disappointment and how she bounced back bigger than ever. >> i went home and i cried a little bit. and i got in & out burger and ate a lot. can you say they're wrong. they all

hacer todo con gusto. >>> y con ese gusto con que sobre lleva su nueva realidad, yolanda es un ejemploulpa no fue-- >> claro que sÍ. tÚ la tienes asÍ. >> yo he visto el comportamiento muy extraÑo de esa niÑa y decidÍ investigar un poquito sobre eso. >> esta era tu testigo y lo que ha abierto aquÍ es la caja de pandora. explÍcame quÉ me estÁ diciendo esta mujer. >> no-- >> ¿cÓmo se te ocurre? ella es una loca. >> causa probable para arrestar a la bestia mujer esta. >> llegÓ la-- la paciente juana-- >> y ella me iba a hacer la limpieza dental. >> yo estaba con la mano asÍ y ella me parÓ asÍ: "no toques esa muela que esa muela es sagrada y estÁ puesta por cristo".

is exciting and groundbreaking not to to the my own horn with that, i'm going to turn it over to yolanda. >> thank you juliette and good afternoon. >> thank you commissioners i'm delighted to be here to give you an implements of the justice policy that was passed thanks for our leadership in 2009 at that time, we still are today, the first and only public utility to have an environmental justice policy i was hired in late 2012 to implement this policy in particular and as juliet yet mentions not a lot of example to turn to and the challenge we were faced with how do we make this policy have matt haney for us as the puc and within the utility sector particularly as a water power sewer what does it mean to embody the principles to the environmental justice we know thanks to our go back and the good neighbor policy it is fundamental how we do business we know there as strong business cap for environmental justice how to add weight to the infrastructure investments so we needed a place to start the best practice no matter where our working is usually to set goals so step one to set some goal

yolanda forther talked about it, tali talked about it. i mean, ali said at one point they couldn't diagnose she had lyme disease, they almost put her in an insane asylum. >> seriously? >> because it started to affect everything in her body. >> by the way, lyme disease -- you look great, by the way. >> thank you. >> you know what? it's kind of nerve-wracking when you do those things sometimes. >> it's a lot of work. >> they're all looking at you. >> you know what? they raised a lot of money. what i learned is they made -- there's not even a blood test that can really accurately find the lyme disease. so it's really -- some people you'll hear, they'll go months and months and months without a diagnosis. they can't figure out why they don't feel good. on the inside they're really suffering, like last night yolanda foster was talking about how terrible she felt. >> watch out for those ticks and lyme, as in lyme, connecticut. it started in connecticut. >> yes. >> rosanna, looks like you did some good stuff last night. >> thank you so much. you

steve: the real housewives of beverly hills star yolanda foster suffers from lyme disease. last night at the gala in the announcement. two of her children are also battling the disease. christina: joining us is dr. kerri peterson. thanks for being here. steve: you don't think of it running in the family or having multiple generations having it. >> it's not genetic. it's transmitted through a tick bite, only from ticks to human. it's caused by a bacteria and symptoms early on are flu-like symptoms and a rash that looks like a bullseye. you don't always get the rash. important to know. as time goes on, symptoms can cause cardiac problems, neurologic problems and over months, it can cause arthritis. yolanda, who received the power of one award, has been raising awareness for people who have chronic lyme disease. disease syndrome. after you've been treated with people, some people go on to have a syndrome where they experience headaches, severe debilitating fatigue and cognitive cognitive dysfunction. christina: she spent about a year looking for why she was feeling the way she

y piensa yolanda por favor. >> por ahora agrega que lo ocurrido le ha motivado a estar mÁs atenta enas. miles, tal vez. alfredo: bien, entonces, vamos a demandarlo. ¿tienes alguna prueba de sus infidelidades? julieta: bueno, pruebas como tales, no. testigos, sÍ. mira, por ejemplo, hace poquito, tratÓ de seducir a una de las empleadas que trabaja aquÍ, y todo el mundo se enterÓ. alfredo: eso no nos sirve. porque serÍa la palabra de esa empleada contra la de anÍbal. julieta: [suspira] no, pues, entonces no sÉ. yo una prueba como asÍ no la tengo, no,

. >> reporter: yolanda and mil wiliford have been pounding the pavement for 4 months now, but they are still living in the homeless shelter. >> we just want someone on the phone to tell us yes. >> they're got this voucher for $1,268. it's part of the program where the city guarantees landlords this monthly payment, but they can't convince even one landlord to rent to them, and they are not alone. a piece of paper that is worthless. >> reporter: this woman works over 40 hours a week as a home health aid, but she can't even find housing. >> $2,000 or $3,000 a month is low income. that's not low income for me. low income is $600 or $700. i still have to eat. >> reporter: landlords cannot discriminate based on income, but landlords defend their reluctance to rent based on the city vouchers. landlords got burned with another voucher program in 2011 saying the abrupt ending to the advantage program left formerly homeless tenants with the inabout to pay rent. another chance. >> i want a home, to consider there's no peace. who want some place to call home. jessica schneider, cbs 2 news. >>> no

donde habÍan sido abandonados en las afueras de la estaciÓn de gasolina, empezando por la seÑora yolandaes. >> cuando dice que en el camiÓn, y que el dÍa que los traÍan, los abandonÓ, se corrió con el dinero, los dejo tirados. pedro: historias previenen la memoria de las mujeres, hombres y menores que tuvieron casi una posible muerte segura en el sur de texas. por ahora el gobierno ha presentado cuatro chÓferes indocumentados, pero no descarta que haya mÁs implicados, que podrÍan ir apareciendo a medida que pasan las investigaciones, en san antonio texas, pedro rojas, univisiÓn. marÍa elena: un agente de la patrulla fronteriza se declarÓ no culpable por la muerte a tiros de un adolescente mexicano en la frontera, el agente stuart continuarÁ libre hasta que se inicie el juicio, pero debiÓ entregar su arma oficial y no podrÁ viajar fuera de arizona conllevaba, matÓ hace tres aÑos a elena rodrÍguez disparÁndole de un lado al otro de la frontera. el video del cantante larry hernÁndez que se hizo popular por internet y que muestra apuntando con un arma a un hombre en la nuca, es en realidad p

. >> yolanda hernandez says prayer is important because she has faith that the virgin of guadeloupe will protect her family from the storm. this spcial mass is the first step in what parish leaders say will booy a re-- will be a relief effort after the storm. >> we will be communicating with the family members. we will be working with the diocese and mobilizing people for information and for donations through catholic relief services. >> the sanctuary will remain open for people to come and pray for loved ones and they can donate money at the church or on-line. the funds well be funneled to communities hit by the storm. abc7 news. >> the american red cross is readying volunteers and resources if called on for help by the mexican red cross. the agency is ready to provide first-aid, logistics and relief distributions as well as shelter if needed. >>> alaska airlines canceled the once daily flight to pew puerto vallarta. it had nothing to do with the hurricane. it was rain that grounded hundreds of flights in dallas. and they could see more scenes like this as it moved northward into the un

. >> reporter: yolanda treyman is happening along this stretch of 5th street on vanderbilt street here her home. >> we have drugs, sex, and now all we need is rock & roll. >> they are not just sitting and reading the newspaper. it's sexual activity. it's obvious. >> reporter: andrew danielchuck witnessed it firsthand. >> there was a couple in front of my house, doing what they were doing, and i asked them to please leave, and the male occupant threw a bottle at me. >> reporter: condom wrapper fill the area, and while we were there this driver and passenger appeared to be smoking marijuana blowing the smoke out of the window in broad daylight. residents find evidence of drug use in the area on regular basis. >> you can smell the marijuana and see the needles from the heroin use. >> reporter: the residents have complained to the nypd, and the captain from the 72nd precinct showed up why we were there to address their concerns. >> i appreciate the cops, but i want them to be more active in the neighborhood, that's all. >> reporter: the nypd confirmed they will step up patrols in the area,

. >> yolanda hernandez says prayer is important because she has faith that the virgin of guadeloupe will protect her family from the storm. this spcial mass is the first step in what parish leaders say will booy a re-- will be a relief effort after the storm. >> we will be communicating with the family members. we will be working with the diocese and mobilizing people for information and for donations through catholic relief services. >> the sanctuary will remain open for people to come and pray for loved ones and they can donate money at the church or on-line. the funds well be funneled to communities hit by the storm. abc7 news. >> the american red cross is readying volunteers and resources if called on for help by the mexican red cross. the agency is ready to provide first-aid, logistics and relief distributions as well as shelter if needed. >>> alaska airlines canceled the once daily flight to pew puerto vallarta. it had nothing to do with the hurricane. it was rain that grounded hundreds of flights in dallas. and they could see more scenes like this as it moved northward into the un

>> i think it's haunted. >> i love it. >> yolanda what do you make of that? >> when we come back, neighborhood eats. >> yes, we begin with a performer. you might remember the first time that you took the stage toni or michelle. >> oh my heavens. >> and this was opening night for shandy star. the thing that kills me is the tights. >> that is 70s. >> i'm wondering what happens. >> i hear donna summer music. shandy star way to go. if you had your raincoat on yesterday, you can lose to today. we are rain free. great to see your picture. joey get your grin on, it's a big happy ah, this lucky boy... he has no idea what's coming. my taste - so huge, yet so unexpected. i'm like a boxer in a ring. a small boxer. you don't expect much... and then, wham! i hit 'em with a whole lotta creamy goodness! left! right! uppercut! leaving taste buds... deliciously dizzy! look! his tongue is knocked out! oh! mom steps into the ring! bring it, girlfriend! rich, creamy, 100% natural cheese. mini babybel. how do you start the day brighter? make the ride smoother? and finish with a s

is exciting and groundbreaking not to to the my own horn with that, i'm going to turn it over to yolanda. >> thank you juliette and good afternoon. >> thank you commissioners i'm delighted to be here to give you an implements of the justice policy that was passed thanks for our leadership in 2009 at that time, we still are today, the first and only public utility to have an environmental justice policy i was hired in late 2012 to implement this policy in particular and as juliet yet mentions not a lot of example to turn to and the challenge we were faced with how do we make this policy have matt haney for us as the puc and within the utility sector particularly as a water power sewer what does it mean to embody the principles to the environmental justice we know thanks to our go back and the good neighbor policy it is fundamental how we do business we know there as strong business cap for environmental justice how to add weight to the infrastructure investments so we needed a place to start the best practice no matter where our working is usually to set goals so step one to set some goal

. >> kenisha lives with her mother yolanda and her five children, two of whom are terrance's daughters-year-old takaya and 12-year-old takayla. how do you feel about the fact that your dad has been in jail? >> at first, i was kind of disappointed because when he goes away, half my personality went with him and when he comes back, my personality comes back and i'm always me when he's around, and then i heard that he was trying to get better and stuff and i was sort of excited. i know he's going to keep trying so he doesn't go back in there. >> how do you know that? >> i trust my father and i trust that he's going to keep trying. >> takayla is a cheerleader. she and takaya are honor roll students. as they get older, the stakes will rise. daughters of absent fathers are significantly more likely to drop out of school and get pregnant as teens. to keep their relationship alive, the city of richmond is trying something extraordinary, a father/daughter dance in jail. how many of you are really nervous about the dance? >> can i put two hands up? [ laughter ] >> what are you most nervous about

yolanda is next. good morning. caller: good morning. agree with the previous callers that our supreme court, they are way too political. i go back to this marriage thing. how many states when they took a vote, the people voted against it. yet we did not have a say anymore. we leave it up to those judges who had a lifetime appointment. sometimes i wonder. ginsburg, when she looks like she's asleep or something, i just wonder. carol on twitter says the reason the justices are appointed for life is supposedly to free them from political pressure. no human can be totally objective. usa today in their preview of the new supreme court term, the headlight -- the headline, to do list chock-full of repeats. at the justices will rule on affirmative action for the third time in four years. the rule on public employee unions for the third time in five years. class action lawsuits and death penalty appeals as they do nearly every year before the term is our next june they will likely consider the affordable care act's contraceptive mandate for the s

watch as yolanda jones runs and jumps on to a moving car, he smashed her window and took her laptop andaway. the driver ran over jones' foot and did eventually get away and she said that jumping on the car was not the best idea and is working with houston police to find the thieves. >>> identical twin brothers are off to a different start in life, their birth will be four months apart. baby link was born at 23 weeks weighing 1 pounds 2 ounces but logan is still in the womb for what is hopefully a january birth. they shared a single placenta, one was too small and one was too large, doctors surgely separated blood vessels and when holly went into labor, and the doctors decided to only deliver one child. >> she remains pregnant a week and a half since the procedure, that is big for the baby, the baby has grown and looks healthy. link is fragile but if he can hold on he will give his twin brother a nice warm welcome. >> rooting for both of them. >>> honeymoon held up by athreat, this is carly baker and her new husband, they celebrated their dream wedding last friday, they spent two years s

yolanda was told -- >> anybody that decides to desert a boat, it's yours possibility. >> reporter: the uncertainty of hurricane joaquin's path concerned us. and tugboat floating around. we spent the last 48 hours contacting every federal agency we could think of to help. this is the result. the city parks department came through safely schlepping the ship downriver. dragging it onto dry land to drain, decontaminate and dispose of it. >> the boat is gone. thank you, channel 7. so many other people tried to help and they failed. but you came through. >> reporter: the mystery remains, where did this boat come from? some of the guys who helped tow it believed it could be a navy boat. maybe an admiral's launch. if you've seen it or maybe know what kind of vessel it is, we would love to know. you can reach out and tell us on our 7 on your side facebook page. nina pineda, channel 7 eyewitness news. 's back kudos to the parks department. >> absolutely. >>> nor'easter like whether and hurricane watching. >>> eyewitness news at 6:00 starts right now. >>> a nation in mourning tonight over another

. >> reporter: these are his parents chano and yolanda. >> and i fell apart. i was just like, "what did i do to my baby?" i thought i was gonna protect him and i did nothing in the slightest. >> so they were telling you, "just -- forget it. no." >> yes. yeah. yes. >> reporter: john mimbela knew as well as anyone no parent would want to accept the probability that a son was exactly where he belonged, a guilty man in prison. but daniel's appeals had failed. there didn't seem to be any way out. all that gloom, john mimbela said something naive. foolish, perhaps. >> i felt very, very bad for that family at that moment, so i told them, "let me take the information they just returned from you and let me look at it and let me see what i can do, but please stop crying, and don't worry." >> and we were all like, "well, yeah. yes. of course. please." >> reporter: but really what could he do? he didn't have a clue about the case that put daniel in prison in the first place. or about the workings of the law. oh, these sudden impulses. if john mimbela had known what was co

this is yolanda jones sprinting into the street and leaping into a moving car.had just watched the man behind the wheel smash into her own car and steal her purse. the radio station surveillance recorded the drama. jones admits she made a dangerous decision to follow the crooks. >> all i can say is there was no thinking. i did not think. i reacted. i try not to let people do bad things to people including myself and that's just what i did. >> jones was a former houston city councilwoman and is still helping police track down the robbers. >> new this morning an arkansas church has kicked out a young worshiper because he admitted he's gay. dillon settles has been a member of the woods chapel general baptist church for six years. he was expelled by the church board after recently revealing that he's gay. the church sent him a letter explaining its decision. it also invited him back if he repents for his lifestyle. settles says thanks but no thanks. >> i don't feel comfortable sitting at a pew or sitting beside my parents or sitting alone in this corner in that chur

yolanda tincoco, who was on the street just outside, describes what she saw.s we see in this video from our helicopter partnership with abc news, police spent the next four hours searching for neang, who got away. police say he was a a total of $400,000. how we escaped managed to evade that the manhunt still in half >> diane: for 87 allocations' 80. nine livermore, pleasanton 88 degrees eighth encounter 76 hayward 76 fremont and san jose 76 as well. seventh is the peninsula upper 60s mid-70s afternoon highs tomorrow and 4:00 p.m. bring it down just a bit to it is cooler compared to today dunno if cooler will be the difference here because will deal with 84 degrees for invalid conditions cooler out in a special relative of the peninsula locations you feel cooler temperatures arriving because of low clouds in place for those areas in the afternoon areas of high clouds to dominate the area and it will keep temperatures warmer as we get through the rest of the weekend for you here if you we can forecast friday for with a disguise saturday sunny either in an ballot

. >> su hermana yolanda nos da todos los detalles hoy a las 2/1 centro solamente acÁ. >> amigos estoles que estÁ de acuerdo con las polÍticas de inmigraciÓn de el seÑor con peluquÍn... pero bueno, vamos a hablar sobre los gustos, eso revelan tu personalidad cÓmo te gustan las cosas? >> amargas. >> a ti. >> ni dulces ni amargas. >> creo que tambiÉn dulces... >> okay perfecto (risas) a mÍ no me has preguntado. >> despuÉs de jimmie no te voy a preguntar (risas) por quÉ hago esta pregunta porque hay una universidad que hizo un estudio que siempre estÁn estudiando cosas importantes para los seres humanos que dicen que quien le gusta lo amargo es mÁs propenso hacer psicÓpata a ser malo. >> ¿quÉ te parece camilo? >> les voy a decir una caracterÍstica mÁs puntualmente a quien le gusta lo amargo es un tipo narcisista podrÍa ser * hasta psicÓpata el estudio revela que hay una tendencia. >> por ejemplo me encanta la tÓnica y la tonica es uno de los sabores que podrÍan ser medio psicÓpata me gusta la cosa dulce pero tambiÉn tengo mi parte de psicÓpata dicen. >> en el estudio dice lo siguiente qu

. >> reporter: yolanda and mark have been pounding the new york city pavement for four months now. they are still living in a homeless shelter. >> all we want somebody to tell us on the phone, yes, that's all we need. >> reporter: they even got this voucher for $1,268. part of a city program called link where the city guarantees this monthly payment. but they can't convince one landlord to rent to them and they're not alone. >> i'm holding a piece of paper that's worthless. >> reporter: this single mother asked not to be identified because her son doesn't want people knowing the predicament they're in. she works more than 40 hours a week but can't afford an apartment, even in the billings that boast affordable housing. that's not low income to me. i can't afford that. low income for me is $600, $700 because i still got to eat. >> reporter: city officials stress landlords cannot discriminate based on income but landlords defend their reluctance to rent based on the city vouchers. landlords got burned with the sudden cancellation of another program in 2011. and now saying the abrupt