yolanda: le preguntÉ al seÑor... de gastos y salarios de los trabajadores del rancho. yolanda: me aclarÓ, "pero ya se muriÓ juan gabriel y se murió alberto. ahora es simona e ivÁn. ya lo que le den yolita es ganancia. " le digo, no estÁ bien esto, yo no tengo dinero para un transporte, no me han pagado! nada mÁs ahora dejenme por esta noche... ya maÑana me van a depositar y me puedo movilizar. " no, no, se tiene que ir, Órdenes son órdenes". tania: quiÉn les dio la orden a jesÚs salas? yolana: me dijo que si mona e ivÁn. karla: gracias a tania por ese reportaje. esto continÚa. francisca: claro que sÍ, esta tarde se podrÁ ver la segunda parte de esta entrevista ahÍ a las 4 pm / 3 centro. karla: me partiÓ el alma ver a estas personas inocentes que deban pasar por estas cuestiones. francisca: el delegado del divo se ve empapado por estas cuestiones. karla: es muy triste pero vamos a seguir con mucho mÁs de " despierta amÉrica vamos " -- vamos a nueva york con william y betania. quÉ estÁn haciendo mis muchachones?! betan

reporter: yolanda is able to look around and see each one of them. >> and the holiday ask not just about -- is not just about yourself. reporter: she lost everything a week ago just before her annual thanksgiving meal where she feeds more than a hundred she's taking ore her mother's kitchen and she's still finding a way to bring the magic of the holidays. >> if i'm blessed and if everybody did their part, we would have a good [inaudible] >> reporter: yolanda is better known as mrs. claus. >> santa. reporter: the fire destroyed all the presents she's been collecting. but since we first met her, she's the one now on receiving end getting all of these donations so she can still be mrs. claus. >> this is the beginning of our neighborhood give away. reporter: and on this thanksgiving. >> where's my dancers s today. reporter: she's the one finding a way to still dance to the music and praise. >> that's a heart of gold. pay off her home so she'll rebuild her home in the same spot. >>> hey, it's a big day for football. >> it is a big day for football. i have some football forecasts for you. it s

claus straight from the north pole. >> reporter: yolanda, better known as mrs. claus in her brandon neighborhood. >> i have an eventually and i am -- elf and i am mrs. claus so the children in the neighborhood bring the letters to toys for kids and the holiday decorations go up in september. >> this is a message for all the parents out there -- >> everybody comes here, family, friends, neighbors, it's hard to not have that stability. >> reporter: ask any neighbor and they will tell you about the legacy of mrs. claus or the fact she opens her entire home for hundreds of people even strangers on thanksgiving. >> i can't tell you how many to mcdonald's and purchased hundreds of cheeseburgers and hamburgers and passed them out to people on the street. >> reporter: even though she lost everything, the only thing she is thinking about is the kids. >> we hope that we can salvage christmas, at least for the children in the neighborhood. >> i always check the list twice. >>> after the massive insurance claims, mrs. claus won't be moving but will find a way rebuild right

i just had a chance to chat with yolanda she's joined by her children, grandchildren today, everyone looking forward to that thanksgiving meal, right? >> yes. tell me what are you looking forward to the most on the mean 82? >> mac reasaroni and cheese. >> how does it feel to make so pane people think about >> it feels great. it feels really especially all things we've been through this year, just happy. >> and to be able to come here and one of the goods we heard is you come volunteer look you in eye they talk to you. they are encouraging. just to have that extra you know, one-on-one contact what does it mean to you giving what year's like >> well my year with volunteers and you know somebody just give you that face to face contact >> it makes me feel like i'm still a person, i'm still alive. you know what i'm saying. everything that we have been through, when we came here to metropolitan ministries, i'm with family against because we were so stressed and struggling and stuff like a that. i'm just happy. i hear somebody down there at the end of the table. >> that's my grandson. i'm g

. >> comrade yolanda gomes. >> yolanda gomes, dear commander fidel, comrade, we feel enormous satisfaction to be here once again seeing you after all the time that has elapsed since your recovery. we've always been thinking of you, we've always had you with us day by day. throughout this time, you have been our open reference that we can consult. you have maintained us up to date about the world. you have kept us informed about the evil causes and effects of current capitalism. you have warned us of the dangers that the human species faces with the deterioration of the environment and in recent days you have also reflected upon the real possibility of the unleashing of a large scale conflict that we still can't imagine its ultimate consequences. as we are all aware in this very complex world of contradictions and a convulsive one, commander, we have placed all of our hopes in latin america and the caribbean. and that is why we would like you to discuss your perspectives about the political scenario for latin america over the next few years that in some countries we will see elections comin

stacy harvey, yolanda holmes and bernesha thompson are accused of stealing thousands of dollars worth of merchandise. according to a criminal complaint-- meijer surveillance showed the three go for large box items--like a grill and a vacuum cleaner. removing them from the boxes and replacing them with more expensive merchandise. customers are surprised by the bold crime. 05:27 i'm wondering how nobody else saw a great big huge box getting cut open and people putting things inside. the three suspects were stopped by police who say they found scissors and tape in harvey's pocket. when they opened up the boxes authorities say they found more than inside...mostly electronics. 05:10 it's kind of sad that it is happening because that just trickles down to the rest of us. a search warrant reveals this may not be the only store they hit up. investigators in illinois believe they may be connected to thefts at several other meijer stores in the land of lincoln. a clever crime halted by authorities. all three suspects have been charged with retail theft. if convicted they could more than 3 years

to heck with that david san franciscans for police accountability i'd like to echo what allen and yolanda williams said the entire of us situation is a could tropic we said at the original meeting our procedures were chaotic that has been completely played out what hastening sued since the sunshine committee has slapped you on the wrist for not rooelgs the documents head of time 72 hours so the community can have a chance to look at it secondly, at the meeting you were to have a deal with the poa we've not forgotten martin there was an agreement the 20 percent was the only thing left and months later on a use of force you guys tell the poa this is the next policy and intern chief chaplin can issue a codifying of the use of force policy you vote on unanimously on june 22nd and we can have a working use of force policy a modern one of the new one so much effort went into within 48 hours there is nothing stopping you equip your intense fear of poa your intense fear of going up against them they're a group of bullies that have been bullying in commission for years you guys need to get some ov

the owner yolanda, said people have tears in their eyes when they are in an emergency. you want them to get all of the help they need. >> i am here. the stretchers here. and you are right there. >> reporter: it could be your >> the minivan is fuel efficient and low maintenance. we have enough space. >> reporter: a minivan turned pet ambulance for enough space for humans in a furry friend. he is the one who started it all. a 16 pound dog named bruiser. he had pancreatitis. his owner rushed him to an emergency vet. >> tears and driving in a panic. i have r before and did not know what to do. >> reporter: she thought there has got to be a better way. >> people have emergencies with their animals all the time, but why is it that no one is not there to help. >> reporter: she's there every day now. >> i was in management for years. >> reporter: patriots and treat. >> we have a full trauma unit. >> reporter: certified by the first aid and cpr. prices range from $25 $260. but there is no price too high for the one you love. >>> they are multi-servicing in the first month of ope

all right, thank you so much for your time yolanda. again, we will continue to follow throughout the morning and keep you posted as we learn information and hear some stories about a crossing guard so many say they came to know and love in the last three years. reporting live here in st. pete, >> that's touching to think about how many lives he changed just by being where he was all right shayla, thank you. >> let's get outside. dave's enjoying a little out there this morning. so interesting. if i had to pick day like okay, it's not going to greatest day in next seven it will be today. but still beautiful outside. only reason i zeta because we do have some cloud cover around the cloud cover kept us mild. we're kind of sitting a degrees first thing this morning. we've got tampa's in upper 60s. st. petersburg, then mid 60s throughout rest of hillsborough pinellas county where they actually have couple sprinkles just off the coast there. 68 degrees in venice. inland mid to upper 60s as well. you start to see this weak disturbance trying t

yolanda teamed up with matel to make a cake version of this real barbie. what she does, she starts shaping it, putting icing on it, then she refrigerates it and gets the fondant out and starts shaping it. look how good she is at making once she does that skirt, she's got to paint it, and the paint is really what gives it the look. once you put it on there, it gives it the look of that dress on that really fancy doll. >> want to go surfing or zip lining or base jumping? how about all three at the same time. next "right this minute". >>> and still to come, frankster rich ferguson is pulling out all the stops like a diamond. >> oh! man. ferguson is a wizard. >> see the shock and awe when the gags get bigger and bigger. >> this is so good. >> yeah. >>> plus, we've got the wednesday buzz word you need for your chance to win an ipad mini. ? this is the time ? ? the time for harmony ? ? let love be the song ? ? that everybody sings ? ? ring the bells and raise your voice ? ? let there be peace on earth ? ? let there be peace on earth ? s.c. johnson, a family comp

that one of the fugitives might now be in the gilroy area is a bit unnerving says yolanda tinoco whoks near the days inn motel. sot yolanda tinoco/works near motel standup closer today was the funeral for the four year old that was murdered - after she drowned at a church - her father now charged in the crime. this is inside st. john the baptist church in healdsburg - a growing memorial for little four year old maria jose ordaz chavarria. police say - maria's father, gerardo ordaz, drowned her last sunday in the baptismal pool inside the church. >> vicki:in court monday, family members - visibly upset. were in town to attend maria's funeral. they were also here to see her father in court. the judge suspended the court process so that ordaz could be further evaluated by a doctor. police say they are still trying to put together a timeline of what happened. two men are dead tonight following a shooting in oakland the shooting happened about 10- 15 this moring on 39th street near west that's near the macarthur bart station. kron 4's dan kerman has been following the story, he joins us l

stacy harvey, yolanda holmes and bernesha thompson are accused of stealing thousands of dollas to a criminal complaint-- meijer employees had been keeping an eye on the suspects. surveillance showed the three go for large box items--like a grill and a vacuum cleaner. removing them from the boxes and replacing them with more expensive merchandise. customers are surprised by the bold crime. 05:27 i'm wondering how nobody else saw a great big huge box getting cut open and people putting things inside. the three suspects were stopped by police who say they found scissors and tape in harvey's pocket. authorities say they found more than $9,000 worth of valuables inside...mostly electronics. a clever crime halted by authorities. 05:10 it's kind of sad that it is happening because that just trickles down to the rest of us. a search warrant reveals the oak creek store may have not been their only target. investigators believe they may be connected to thefts at several other meijer stores in illinois. stephanie? a dramatic scene at a kenosha a man walked in -- and what happened next -- led to the bom

yolanda teamed up with matel to make a cake version of this real barbie. what she does, she starts shaping it, putting icing on it, then she refrigerates it and gets the fondant out and starts shaping it. look how good she is at making it look like it's got natural movement. once she does that skirt, she's is really what gives it the look. once you put it on there, it gives it the look of that dress on that really fancy doll. >> want to go surfing or zip lining or base jumping? how about all three at the same time. next "right this minute". >>> and still to come, frankster rich ferguson is pulling out all the stops for his next trick, like a diamond. >> oh! man. ferguson is a wizard. >> see the shock and awe when the gags get bigger and bigger. >> this is so good. >> yeah. >>> plus, we've got the wednesday buzz word you need for your chance to win an ipad mini. ? this is the time ? ? the time for harmony ? ? let love be the song ? ? that everybody sings ? ? fill the air with joyful noise ? ? let there be peace on earth ? ? let there be peace on earth ? s.c

yolanda wilson and allison jenkins were on his 1988 championship team. >> we built a family while we were here. ash did so much for us. >> reporter: these days, those roles have reversed. >> how are you? >> i'm here! >> reporter: a team of angels in their 40s and 50s, they drive him to doctors' appointments. >> you started eating already, hurricane matthew? >> take him out to dinner. >> do you have any daughters of your own? >> no, those are my kids. >> reporter: coach ascher may have never been a father. >> we love you, ash! >> reporter: but it didn't stop him from acting like one. michelle m c york. >> quijano: proof that love makes a family. that's the cbs evening news. for scott pelley, i'm elaine quijano. for all of us at cbs news, happy thanksgiving. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh >>> we talked to the mayor's office earlier today, and there's a simple reason for that, he never agreed to show up in the first place.

yolanda wilson and allison jenkins were on his 1988 championship team. >> we built a family while we were here. ash did so much for us. >> reporter: these days, those roles have reversed. >> how are you? >> i'm here! >> reporter: a team of angels now watches over him. in their 40s and 50s, they drive >> you started eating already, hurricane matthew? >> reporter: take him out to dinner. do you have any daughters of your own? >> no, those are my kids. >> reporter: coach ascher may have never been a father. >> we love you, ash! >> reporter: but it didn't stop him from acting like one. michelle miller, cbs news, new york. >> quijano: proof that love makes a family. that's the "cbs evening news." for scott pelley, i'm elaine quijano. for all of us at cbs news, happy thanksgiving. good night.go captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh >> we start cbs4 news at 6:00 with breaking news. a two-car rollover crash causing a mess on i-70. look at this backup. live picture for you of the interstate at central park boulevard. you can see the traffic eastbound at a standst

yolanda wilson and allison jenkins were on his 1988 championship team. >> we built a family while we were here. ash did so much for us. >> reporter: these days, those roles have reversed. >> how are you? >> i'm here! >> reporter: a team of angels now watches over him. drive him to doctors' appointments. >> you started eating already, huh? >> reporter: take him out to dinner. do you have any daughters of your own? >> no, those are my kids. >> reporter: coach ascher may have never been a father. >> we love you, ash! >> reporter: but it didn't stop him from acting like one. michelle miller, cbs news, new york. >> quijano: proof that love makes a family. that's the cbs evening news. for scott pelley, i'm elaine quijano. for all of us at cbs news, happy thanksgiving. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh is on. we are live at the first stores to open with black friday deals on one of the biggest shopping weekends of the year. ((mauricio marin)) >>> what are the perfect stocking stuffers this year? 8 on your side takes you through the most popular

we met yolanda robinson, who rode the train for the first time since the six-day work stoppage. >> ied the first day they went on strike. >> reporter: although the broad street and market frank ford lines were limited today, robinson was relieved. she told us she didn't have an election day travel plan if the strike continued. but it wasn't going to keep her from the polls. >> i was going to go out and vote. i didn't care how far that is. >> reporter: moments after septa and the transport workers union agreed on a deal, septa announced limited service on limited trolley routes. >> they know the importance of the elections. >> tomorrow i will be taking accesepta to work. >> reporter: nbc10 also learned several groups including ride sharing companies will help people in a bind. >> anybody who wants a ride to the polls, to the polls and back, can call uber or lyft, and it's already prepaid for. >> reporter: a democratic pac raised about $50,000 to fund those election day rides. a spokeswoman says she expects service to be fully restored tomorrow. brandon hudson, nbc10 news. >>> and if y

.>> yolanda might be the nicest person you will ever meet. her phone won't stop ringing. everyone calling to check in on her after what happened this past weekend. she was at the store getting food to make dinner for neighborhood. >> the house caught on fire. we believe it was a christmas tr claus. >> i have an elf and i am mrs. claus the children bring their dear santa letters to my mailbox. >> every june she starts collecting toys for kids and all the holiday decorations go up in september. it is hard to not have that stability. >> ask any neighbor they will tell you about the legacy of mrs. claus or the fact she opens her entire home for hundreds of people even strangers on thanksgiving. >> i can't tell you how many times they have went to mcdonald's and purchased hundreds of cheeseburgers and hamburgers and pass them out on the streets. >> even ou is thinking about are the kids. >> we were hoping we could salvage christmas at least for the children. even after the mess of insurance claims, mrs. claus says she won't be moving but she will find a way to rebuild right he

yolanda mcnair, of detroit, was among the tour members in cincinnati. "the strength is in numbers," mcnair said. "people pay attention when they hear many people saying, 'hey that's not right.' if someone's hurting, i know that pain. i know i'll make my way to them if i can." mcnair brought five other family members to cincinnati, including kimberly griffin, who lost her son in 2015. "it hurts, and it's a pain that will never go away," griffin said. "every day i wake up just like the other parents here -- first thing we think about is that we'll take another look at your first alert forecast, next. stay with tv9. back now to today's top stories. president-elect donald trump is president-elect donald trump is welcoming a parade of officials at his new jersey golf club. he's weighing in on who will be in line for roles in his new administration . trump's schedule today includes new jersey governor chris christie and former new york city mayor rudy giuliani. iowa city police responded to multiple acts of b-b gun vandalism in the past couple of days. there

this follows the resignation last week of sergeant yolanda williams. all three are denouncing the police officers association for what they say is a failure to address police reform and a failure to rebuild trust within the community. williams has also called for other officers to boycott the poa. >>> for the 33rd thanksgiving in a row, police firefighters and sheriff deputies in san francisco all volunteered their time today to deliver meals to homebound seniors. tara moriarty went along with the crews in chinatown as they prepared and dropped off those turkey dinners. >> reporter: it's the one day a year where san francisco police firefighters and sheriff deputies come together in the spirit of giving. >> this is the best way to start your thanksgiving. you come here and dig right in. everybody is working and happy to help. these meals are going two people who wouldn't have it. >> reporter: volunteers at the senior center in chinatown are dishing out 5000 potatoes, more than 1200 pounds of corn and rice, countless ladles of gravy and turkey. >> we ha

yolanda wilson and allison jenkins were on his 1988 championship team. >> we built a family while we were here. ash did so much for us. >> reporter: these days those roles have reversed. >> how are you? >> i'm here. >> reporter: a team of angels now watches over him. in their 40s and 50s they drive him to doctor's appointments. >> you started eating already, huh? >> reporter: take him out to dinner. >> do you have any daughters of ur >> no. those are my kids. oh. >> reporter: coach ascher may have never been a father. >> we love you, ash! >> reporter: but it didn't stop him from acting like one. michelle miller, cbs news, new york. >>> that's the overnight news for this friday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back with us a little later for the morning from the broadcast center in new york city i'm elaine quijano. >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news. >>> welcome to the overnight news. i'm don dahler. president-elect donald trump plans to remain at his seaside florida estate through the holiday weekend but his transition team says that won't stop mr. tru

the suspect shot and killed the 53-year-old, yolanda o'hara in 2015. he walked out of the house and started to fire at police. officers returned fire killing him. the report was released today by the district attorney, he had a loaded weapon in each hand. his landlord found a note from saying, if you did not come home, to call his relatives.>>> protesters and bay area workers are participating in an area rally for minimum wage. >>> more cases of food poisoning after a thanksgiving dinner. one of the victims, with their dad has to say. >>> close captioning brought to you by mancini sleep world. visit sleep world.com. after all ♪ come join us this season, at the all new festival of holidays event... ...including the new world of color season of light show... now at the disneyland resort. >>> new information on the industrial accident. unfortunately, please tell us that the equipment operator has died. authority say that the accident took place at 745 before tonight's scheduled performance of cirque du soleil later show. the performance was canceled and p

joining me now is an 87-year-old cuban american woman, yolanda. you got here to florida in 1961. >> in '61. >> tell me, you know, you're down here in little havana celebrating? >> oh, yes. >> how rich is this day for you? >> rich. delicious. >> can you believe it actually has come? >> yes, i'm just glad i was able to share this incredible moment with my mom. my father passed away, and he's looking from above. but i'm happy to be here with my mom. >> oh, yeah, well, thank you so much for joining us. then we have very well-dressed cuban american woman here also born on the island. yes, you are. you have your flag. usa dress. so how enthusiastically happy are you today? >> i'm happy because -- donald trump is new president i'm proud of the united states and i'm happy for my country too. >> okay. thank you very much. have a great night. >> thank you. >> it's been a really truly authentic celebration. smiles from ear to ear all day long here on the street. the street's been closed off to cars since 6:00 a.m., which took away all the honking. but as you

kelly clarkson, yolanda adams, house going to be closed starting at 2:30 tomorrow. that includes 17th street, 15th and constitution. pennsylvania avenue closed from 14th to 15th starting at 4:30. most closures should be lifted by 7:00. emphasis on the word, should. we posted analyst of other local tree listings, displays on our facebook survey question. we wanted to know when you start playing christmas music. well, most say the day after thanksgiving. others do it in early december. about 15% say they don't listen to christmas music at all. so there you go. >>> today marks the end of the 2016 hurricane season. there it goes. if you watched our storm team 4 summer weather special, a little nail that hurricane forecast. there were 15 named stores this year. seven hurricanes, three major hurricanes. you remember hurricane hermin came close to our region in late august/early september. now see if any of that sounds familiar. >> i'm predicting 14 named storms this year with 8 hurricanes and 3 major hurricanes in the atlantic and gulf basins. watch out for late august. e

to heck with that david san franciscans for police accountability i'd like to echo what allen and yolanda williams said the entire of us situation is a could tropic we said at the original meeting our procedures were chaotic that has been completely played out what hastening sued since the sunshine committee has slapped you on the wrist for not rooelgs the documents head of time 72 hours so the community can have a chance to look at it secondly, at the meeting you were to have a deal with the poa we've not forgotten martin there was an agreement the 20 percent was the only thing left and months later on a use of force you guys tell the poa this is the next policy and intern chief chaplin can issue a codifying of the use of force policy you vote on unanimously on june 22nd and we can have a working use of force policy a modern one of the new one so much effort went into within 48 hours there is nothing stopping you equip your intense fear of poa your intense fear of going up against them they're a group of bullies that have been bullying in commission for years you guys need to get some ov

miren nada mÁs la historia que tenemos, en exclusiva antes las cÁmaras de nuestra cadena la seÑora yolandafuera, jesÚs me dio un papel donde me dijo que me iba a depositar hasta la fecha de hoy no me ha depositado nada, jesÚs salas manipulaba al seÑor y ahora siento que manchester city pula a su sobrino y le tengo miedo, le tengo mucho miedo. >> a quÉ le tiene miedo? >> a jesÚs salas porque Él manda amenazar a la gente y tengo miedo por mis hijos (lloran) ay! no sÉ ustedes se me hace un nudo en la garganta y... no se vale caray. >> pero hay que preguntarle y buscar a jesÚs salas para decirle quÉ estÁ pasando porque nadie tiene derecho a poner a una persona que tenga esa cantidad de terror y ese pÁnico y miedo creo que eso es lo que no estÁ bien. >> ademÁs 27 aÑos de su vida dedicarsela a la familia a juan gabriel a todos creo a juan gabriel no le hubiera gustado ver esto, ver esta pobre seÑora es un trabajo digno, pero esta seÑora tambiÉn lo Único que esÁa haciendo es oye, ojalÁ que tenga ese documento que firmÓ para probar que le deben dinero. >> ella tiene ese documento y ojalÁ que le pa

to heck with that david san franciscans for police accountability i'd like to echo what allen and yolanda williams said the entire of us situation is a could tropic we said at the original meeting our procedures were chaotic that has been completely played out what hastening sued since the sunshine committee has slapped you on the wrist for not rooelgs the documents head of time 72 hours so the community can have a chance to look at it secondly, at the meeting you were to have a deal with the poa we've not forgotten martin there was an agreement the 20 percent was the only thing left and months later on a use of force you guys tell the poa this is the next policy and intern chief chaplin can issue a codifying of the use of force policy you vote on unanimously on june 22nd and we can have a working use of force policy a modern one of the new one so much effort went into within 48 hours there is nothing stopping you equip your intense fear of poa your intense fear of going up against them they're a group of bullies that have been bullying in commission for years you guys need to get some ov