zoe morgan. she had a bodyguard posing as a driver.eseen circumstance. - it's not a loose end. it's the whole damn thing falling apart. - i'll handle her. - and the driver, too. nothing can connect us to this thing. [telephone rings] - carter. - it's sully. i managed to fill in some of the blanks on young carl elias. - good work. - no, not so good. the kid was like a professional runaway. from the age of eight, he couldn't stay anywhere more than a couple of months. - so no one really knew him. - nobody except some tough old bird named gloria recinto. apparently, she, uh, she looked after him. he would send her a christmas card and some money every year. you gotta read these things, carla. i mean it's as if the guy was going to either be president or attila the hun. you want me to bring him in? - i'll swing by, and pick them up. - oh. well, i'm going to make myself beautiful for you. - good luck with that, sully. dana: know why i'm here. you know how i feel. - i still can't find zoe. dana: i can't hide it anymore. if i can't track her

zoe morgan. she had a bodyguard posing as a driver.oreseen circumstance. - it's not a loose end. it's the whole damn thing falling apart. - i'll handle her. - and the driver, too. nothing can connect us to this thing. [telephone rings] - carter. - it's sully. i managed to fill in some of the blanks on young carl elias. - good work. - no, not so good. the kid was like a professional runaway. from the age of eight, he couldn't stay anywhere more than a couple of months. - so no one really knew him. - nobody except some tough old bird named gloria recinto. apparently, she, uh, she looked after him. he would send her a christmas card and some money every year. you gotta read these things, carla. i mean it's as if the guy was going to either be president or attila the hun. you want me to bring him in? - i'll swing by, and pick them up. - oh. well, i'm going to make myself beautiful for you. - good luck with that, sully. dana: know why i'm here. you know how i feel. - i still can't find zoe. dana: i can't hide it anymore. if i can't track he

talk about how awesome she is. >> i do not even now ho ho-- know who zoe is. >>> cool tonight. to mid 60 rain in the mix buyy sunday. this is late november. >> i think she was in the new "star [captioning de possible by disney-abc domestic television] meredith: thank you, guys. [cheering and applause] meredith: hello and welcome to "millionaire." today's returning contestant is a high school

that zoe is shaping up again t will not play out the same way. temperatures are mild. the high is 61. we're at 57. and 59 on the shore. higher elevations in the 40s and low 50 the. if you think this a replay of yesterday, you're right. the change. it is zero. we were at this point yesterday, temperatures right on target. so, what will it look like for the weekend ahead? for more on that let's go to marty. >> a few high clouds out of the frontal boundary that's pressing through. let's look at the graphic. and the general thinking we'll not see a lot of shower activity here in our slice of the atlantic. that energy should dive. but with a low that close tough at least mention the possibility of a massing shower. and once that low gets off you can see a better picture and they will head through the carolinas. then we'll get into the mild conditions. by next week, we'll be around an inch away from 70s. and tim williams coming up and back inside. >> thank you. >>> we have a little while until christmas but the monument is almost ready for the holiday. and 1500 lights from t

. >> zoe and kelly, kelly and zoe. >> regis is retiring from the show and the hosts don't have sex. >then i must find sex elsewhere. good-bye my flower. >> you know what i just realized, gelman? maybe the best co-host would be the person who's been here since the beginning, the person who knows the show inside and out. >> really? >> that's right. it's time to bring back kathie lee. >> i'm back! >> it's what america wants. >> i like my name first. age before beauty, baby. that's funny. >> shall we go to our fan of the week? >> i love this part. we picked someone from new york city. our winner is tamara drake from new york, new york. she watches on wnbc channel 4. she had the best time on maternity leave because she watched you every day. it keeps her in the loop from top news stories to fun videos. she loves webtastic and sara in the city. first day she went back to work she left her son and she zipped over to the studio to watch you guys live which saved her. >> that's sad, kind of. >> that filled in for her child. >> she is really there behind us? >> i'm here. she's creeping. >> eith

they have their production full for a year or zoe means this is clients that have ordered that car whateverodel that may be. they already have sold it. it is only a matter of building it. >> reporter: mr. lopez is hopeful this tesla plant in fremont is going to bring back more of the 4,500 workers laid off when that plant went under. we called tesla, they didn't get back to us. probably too busy making cars. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> occupy oakland protest evicted are trying a different tactic at a different location. they've set up tents on a property they say is in foreclosure at 18th and linden. they say they are confronting banks. not all neighbors are supportive. amy hollyfield joins us live. >> reporter: some cone want them here. there's a question as to -- some don't want them here. there's a question as to whether they are trespassing. they tell us they have permission from the homeowner to be here of the we asked the owner, she said she did not give them permission. at this point, this group is not going anywhere. these occupy oakland protesters thought they found the perfect

. >> zoe hamilton limits how much juice she lets her daughters drink. there are other serious reasons for concern. consumer reports tested 88 samples of apple and grape juice and found both with arsenic and lead. >> we think that's especially important for children whose young, small bodies are growing and much more vulnerable to those exposures based on the frequency on how much they consume juice. >> 10% of the juice samples had arsenic levels above what is allowed in drinking water. specifically inorganic arsenic, which raises the risk of cancer. and 25% of the juice samples had more lead than what's allowed in bottled water. consumers found it jarring. >> that is not a good thing. i would not be happy about that and i wouldn't purchase it any longer. >> crazy, i would never have guessed arsenic or anything would be in there. definitely don't want to be drinking that, obviously. >> the government has rules about arsenic and lead in drinking water, but for now, those limits do not apply to fruit juices. the food and drug administration says it is conf

we have sean, we have eric erica and little zoe. what did you see? >> i think he is the best.e is going to win. >> all of the d.c. region hopes he's going to win. you were out there last week. you saw his performance in person. you saw his performance tonight. what is this journey been like for him? >> it's been amazing. he is really living his dream. this is what he's always wanted to do. it's just amazing for him. it's unreal. unreal. >> what did he say to you guys after he performed last week? i mean, what has he told you about this road for him? >> oh, he's just so excited. he was talking about this performance. he said just wait until next week. he said you're not going to believe what's going to happen. >> erica, when you saw tonight, what kind of emotions, what kind of feelings did it bring up for you? >> joy, because we love darlene just as much as he does. >> darlene is his mom. >> yes, that's his mother. we know how much he loves her and how much she supports him. she's been at every show he has ever done. i was so excited and of course we all had tears coming out of

they have their production full for a year or zoe means this is clients that have ordered that car whateverodel that may be. they already have sold it. it is only a matter of building it. >> reporter: mr. lopez is hopeful this tesla plant in fremont is going to bring back more of the 4,500 workers laid off when that plant went under. we called tesla, they didn't get back to us. probably too busy making cars. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. >>> occupy oakland protest evicted are trying a different tactic at a different location. they've set up tents on a property they say is in foreclosure at 18th and linden. they say they are confronting banks. not all neighbors are supportive. amy hollyfield joins us live. >> reporter: some cone want them here. there's a question as to -- some don't want them here. there's a question as to whether they are trespassing. they tell us they have permission from the homeowner to be here of the we asked the owner, she said she did not give them permission. at this point, this group is not going anywhere. these occupy oakland protesters thought they found the perfect

. >> reporter: congresswoman zoe lofgren, who took part in today's parade says she expects them to pass tax break for employers hiring vets six months out of work. >> it's a good step for everything from education to health care to jobs. we need to make sure we're there for them. they were there for us. >> reporter: saying it was an honor to serve his country, he's counting his blessings, even though right now a job isn't one of them. in addition to that bill expected to pass the house next week, first lady, michelle obama announced yesterday private companies promised to hire 100,000 veterans and their spouses by the year 2014. >> a little bit of promising news there. thanks so much. >>> another surprising shuffle under way for the gop race and the white house. gop newt gingrich's polls show his numbers rising tied for second place with romney. herman cain still leads with 18% support but 17% still undecided. >> the front-runner is at 18 and the next two is tied at 15. it is a wide open race. >> tomorrow night may shake up things even further as candidates meet for a debate in south ca

after 31 hours and 21 minutes, zoe finished the gruelling course for the 23rd time. the 63-year-old has multiple sclerosis. she competes in the race to bring awareness to her disease and inspiring a lot of people with that story. >>> for a look at your national weather, we turn to msnbc meteorologist bill karins who no longer has an excuse not to hit the gym. maybe just one mile? >> maybe walking -- >> walking to work? that doesn't count. >> good morning everyone. we saw the pictures of the incredible tornado in oklahoma. many storm chasers captured this tornado. it appears one or two others. this was out in a wind turbine field which was an interesting battle. this storm system stayed most in rural areas. no fatalities and we didn't hear of any injuries. one car was flipped over of a storm chaser who got a little too close. on this map, the red triangle is where the tornado was. the green dots show large hail and the blue dots are wind damage reports in the last 24 hours. much of it was just outside oklahoma city near wichita falls. that was yesterday's round one. n

the deputy chief of staff for california congresswoman, zoe. gray also announced he is hiring sheila as deputy chief of staff. the changes are all about communication and again, this is his second major staff change in the last few months. >> now, we know more about the paperwork mixup in prince georges county that resulted in an accused killer being led free. frederick scott hasn't been seen since he made his bail november 10 and simply walked out of the prince georges county jail. turns out, he got a bail that was meant for someone else. that according to state's attorney, angela alsobrooks. >> and the status hearing, there was no mention of his bond and what happened is there was an erroneous bond for $75,000 that was placed in mr. scott's file by the clerk's office. that paperwork belonged to another defendant and because the issue was not raised, the defendant was subsequently -- he made the bond through a bails bondsman and the jail released him using that bond information. >> now scott and another man face murder and handgun charges for

zoe lohgren and jackie spears. thank you for being here. [applause] and we have two distinguished mayors. i want to welcome mayor edwin lee and his wife anita from right here in san francisco. [applause] and mayor gene kwan. thank you for being here. [applause] >> i want to acknowledge a wonderful friend and former chief of protocol, charlotte. thank you, charlotte. [applause] >> now as this summit comes to a close, we will adopt a decoration for the first time in apex history that will affirm this organization and each member economy's commitment to improving women's access to capital and markets, to building women's capacities and skills and supporting the rise of women leaders in both the public and private sectors. it is fitting that this decoration would be adopted here in san francisco because it was just one mile from here in the herbst theater where the united nations charter was signed 66 years ago. in fact, the apex summit which brings you all here is

sound more like experts when we quote his research three-time representing the office of congresswoman zoe lofgren. i was told to talk a little bit about our personal connection to immigration. i think that's easy for me. i'm the only person in my family born in the united states. my family is from mexico did my grandfather was recruited to work here in the united states during world war ii. my father emigrated here. i sister and my mother emigrated in 1967. we have very different experiences for all three of those members of my family. in my entire professional life, i was looking back. i've always been around immigration law. i am proud that it has been so. someone asked me if i ever regretted been so focused on that. i said i did not do it on purpose. somebody just told me once to do what you love and everything will work out. i'm pleased to say that it has. we were told to give our perspective a little bit. it's hard not to speak personally about comprehensive immigration reform and what it means. i had the privilege to work on some of the most meaningful cases to me. i know it's the o

every zoe was unique in its own way and. when you dive you see something underwater. but a couple of days later it might be totally different. in this way you learn something new every time you discover something you didn't know anything about. any scientists at the far east marine nature reserve were not aware of its existence they asked him to show it to them if he ever saw it again unfortunately for dimitri it was a one off. divers can stay underwater between thirty minutes and an hour divers have to surface afterwards to have a rest and change their air tanks cool. there are some three hundred species of fish in peta the great they alone they're the subject of several research institutes five hundred meters of the bays in the coastline is also part of the far east marine nature reserve the hills and thick forests of the territory of the kid the rover pods nature reserve it was established in the early twentieth century after the region was subjected to deforestation the handsome inhabitants falling prey to poachers today many of the species are thought to be on th

we don't want the government shut down, and that's why women like zoe lofgren and also senator from oregon, democratic senator as well as republicans have said these bills are absolutely unacceptable for the future of technology. >> host: what do you -- go ahead, brendan. >> host: my understanding is that the bill does have some sort of appeals process where if your web site gets shut down, you can appeal and say this is a legitimate web site s. that not enough? >> guest: so you're ebay or amazon, and you have the right to go through a goth process for appeal, and meanwhile your customers are lost for how long? i mean, when blackberry has an out am, it effects millions of people. when a web site has an outage, it can mean the life or death of that company. >> host: gary shapiro, you mentioned the content community. what do you mean by that? >> guest: the content community is hollywood, music industry. basically, theyly and die by government regulation. government started out with a monopoly where a patent was equal to a copyright in 20 years, and somewhere along the line we've lost sight b

and also pedro rivero, serving as deputy chief of staff and communications director for congresswoman zoefgren of california. >> i believe some of the things we have condition have -- done have not gotten out there as quickly. >> people are asking me and not because i asked him. >> when it comes to hiring in d.c., salaries have been an issue recently. the mayor said that sheila bun will be paid $150,000 a year and ribera, $120,000 a year. by the way, laura, both are district residents. >> good to know. thank you. >> uh-huh. >>> it could go a long way toward easing the traffic congestion in our area. the second leg of the icc is going to open up to commuters. >>> respect his face. we'll tell but a newical pain to keep undeserving drivers -- new campaign to keep undeserving drivers out of handicap parking spaces. ces. ? not yet. i want to buy used but how do you know w what you're really getting. check out carmax. all their used cars are guaranteed. that's where henderson found the one for him. way to go, henderson. finding the perfect car is easy at carmax because each car is carefully se

tanto, hubo gente que parecÍa que tenía prisa por quÉ no pararon a saludar como marco antonio solÍs, zoega bien, defensa de mi mamÁ. >> una sopa.. >> se me habÍa olvidado el boleto. >> me puse crema en los ojos, porque no dormÍ mucho y no quería que se notara. >> no he dormido todavÍa! >> gotas en los ojos y en la narÍz porque tengo una gripa horrible. >> les pedimos que mostrara su sentir por medio de dibujos. >> alegrÍas por respirar, por tener vida. >> bien contentos. >> mira, medio changads. >> la emociÓn de mi hermano. >> es una sonrisa enorme, de felicidad. >> el rock and roll es un deporte enorme, practÍquenlo en despierta amÉrica! >> alejandra guzmÁn llegÓ tarde. >> un mucha gente que llegÓ corriendo. pero tÚ estabas espectacular. >< que bello, gracias. >> quÉ traÍdas puesto? >> un vestido de nicolÁs cerisola, siempre te hace un vestido que te hace lucir y ver como una princesa. disfrutÉ mucho en el escenario, a eugenio derbez, me reÍ mucho con su participaciÓn, cada vez que aparece hace gala de su sentido del humor y a mi me fascina. >> ha una sorpresa verde para la gente en cas

makes me wonder what they're doing -- >> i got it from zoe and she's 17 they'll arrest me when i leaveold is your daughter now? >> my daughter is 2. >> jimmy: she's 2. very small. >> 2 going on 40. like a married divorced angry bitter -- no, i'm just -- >> jimmy: she'll drink and be a real, bring a lot of disease into the home. >> she -- popular children can. she has bronchitis right now. >> jimmy: she does? oh, boy. do you touch her? do you have -- >> you have people for that, right? what's sad about getting sick a stomach flu is going around our set, i'm a woman i can appreciate that, can fit into my skinny jeans. 2 years old don't skrie. >> jimmy: still wearing diapers? >> mine is. or block out. >> jimmy: is freddie wearing diepers? does he ever wear them? >> no. thank god. no. >> jimmy: i heard you collect first edition books, like, explain what a first edition book is. >> it's the first -- edition of the book when it was printed. >> jimmy: when it was first printed. but maybe -- i don't know maybe they do. >> the hard thing is, one of my favorite collections is dr. seuss, i'm work

como zoe saldaÑa, marco antonio solis... >> venimos a celebrar lo que hacemos nosotros como artistasse le olvidÓ el boleto! >> tambiÉn. >> me puse crema en los ojos porque como no he dormido mucho querÍa que no se notara. >> fui a echarme gotas en los ojos y en la nariz porque tengo una gripa horrible. >> les pedimos a las estrellas que nos mostraran sus habilidades artÍsticas. con dibujos! >> alegrÍa de la vida y por respirar y ser feliz. simplemente por tener vida. >> bien contentos. >> estÁ changado. [risas] >> la emociÓn de mi hermano! [risas] >> es una sonrisa enorme de felicidad! >> el rock and roll es un deporte! conÉctense! despierta amÉrica! >> uno ve a todos sus compaÑeros que casi nunca puede conversarcon ellos y disfruta su momento. alejandra guzmÁn llegÓ tarde en la raya. >> pero tÚ estabas espectacular, quÉ bÁrbara. chiqui. una barbie de carne y hueso, te veÍas preciosa. quÉ traÍas puesto? >> un vestido precioso que me hizo mi amigo nicolÁs felisola. tiene esa caracterÍstica que siempre que te hace un vestido te hace lucir y sentir como una princesa. gracias, nicolÁs, m

right here in zoe cot at this ziewt cot at this park. several were injured today.reated at the belleview hospital for stitches to a cut on his hand. others had to be hospitalized briefly for treatment when they had some sort of stinging liquid thrown in their eyes. we also saw right here caught on our cameras protesterring bleeding profusely from a head wound. pushing pair cadz toward the police. they pushed back he fell and hit hesitate head. we cannot how that particular protester was injured, shep? >> shepard: jonathan, thanks. fewer americans fresh out of work last week so reports the labor department in its weekly report on jobless claims. it shows the number of people filing their first claims for unemployment benefits dropped by 5,000 last week to the lowest level since way back in april. and most americans apparently do not believe the economy is getting better. in a new fox news poll close to 70% of registered voters say we have started to turn the corner. fewer than 30% say the worst is over. dropped a pint last month now at 42% approval but still doing s

. >> zoe, your top. >> oh, my god. >> every single major morning news program wanted the bride and the groom to come on to their show to talk. we couldn't do that. >> after all, the bride and groom were actors. >> it's dry cleaning. >> and sending them on to a national television program seemed a little too risky. and because the movie wasn't ready for audience, archie wasn't prepared it spill the beans just yet. >> we did not want to let the cat out of the bag. because part of the fun of the movie is, is it real, is it fake? >> so he decided it string the shows along. when asked if the clip was real, arch archie would just say -- >> it really happened. i have all of the wedding footage, do you want it see it? if they asked me point blank, was this shot for a movie? i would say yes. but they did not ask the write question. >> people can be duped. smart people can be duped easier. things like that, people want to believe. because it's really funny. we weren't set out to pull a hoax. it was always to have it -- something entertaining that people thought was funny and they just weren't su

. >> reporter: congresswoman zoe lofgren of san jose expects the house of representatives to vote onreaks to employers who hire vets who have been out of work for at least six months. >> a good first step, a lot of things veterans need when they come home, everything from education to health care to jobs and we need to make sure that we are there for them. they were there for us. >> reporter: the proposal under consideration would provide a $5,600 tax incentive for employers who hire a veteran without a job for at least six months. the house is expected to approve the bill some time next week. in san jose, monte francis, nbc bay area news. >>> to a different kind of veteran, more and more americans who fought in the vietnam war are returning to that country for a visit, according to a veterans group that we talked with. today in the bay's bob redell return with his father there last year and honored his father at the traveling vietnam war memorial, now in cupertino. >> sadly, there are over 58,000 names listed on this wall, some of whom my own dad served with which as your bea to see

. >> reporter: congressman zoe lofgren of san jose says she expects the house of representatives to votea bill next week providing tax breaks to employers who hire vets who have been out of work for at least six months. >> it's a good first step there is a lot of things veterans need when they come home, everything from education to health care to jobs. and we need to make sure we are there for them when they were there for us. >> reporter: the proposal under consideration will provide a $650 tax incentive for employers who hire a veteran who has been without a job for at least six months. the house is expected to approve the bill some time next week. in san jose, monte francis, nbc bay area news. >>> well, on this veterans day, certainly stormy outside. jeff ranieri joins us now with a look at the forecast. so we're going to get a little bit of an improvement, aren't we, jeff? >> we definitely. just have to wait a little bit longer. and we're going to get some rays of sunshine in here for you. all right. just updating the latest numbers on our highs today, coming in all over the board.

i have zoe here and also rosita. what are you having this thanksgiving? >> turkey! >> turkey? you practiced? are you all ready? >> who else are you looking forward to seeing in this year's parade. >> elmo doesn't know who else is in it. >> zoe, too. i think all you guys are the stars. >> do you know? >> well, i know big bird is on the float. >> really? >> yes. >> so, maybe he'll sing with you so some. that will be fun. what would you say to all those kids out there watching? >> we love you. >> we love you. >> enjoy your families. >> happy thanksgiving. >> right around the corner is christmas. >> we're not ready for christmas yet. also, i know two of your biggest fans are alina cho and carol costello. >> right at the critical moment. >> happy thanksgiving. >> this is my -- back to you. parade starting in about an hour, right? >> we're ready, you guys. >> we got the gist of it. even with the technical problems, it was fun. >> group hug. >> oh. bottom line, they're big fans of us. >> they love us, that's what they said. >> happy thanksgiving, jason, thank you. >>> let's go to atl

. >> zoe and kelly, kelly and zoe. >> regis is retiring from the show and the hosts don't have sex. >k, new york. she watches on wnbc channel 4. she had the best time on maternity leave because she watched you every day. it keeps her in the loop from top news stories to fun videos. she loves webtastic and sara in the city. first day she went back to work she left her son and she zipped over to the studio toÑÃwatch yo guys live which saved her. >> that's sad, kind of. >> that filled in for her child. >> she is really there behind us? >> i'm here. she's creeping. >> either that or a stalker. >> thanks for being such an awesome fan, we than sending you to aruba. five nights at the westin resort and casino. breakfast included daily, round trip airfare for two provided by the aruba tourism authority. keep going to the website. >> sounds like a doll. have fun. i want to go on all these trips with everybody. >> i know. >> we are not invited. >> coming up next, the latest celebrity buzz straight out of hollywood. >> is andy cohen here? doesn't he have something better to do? he's a busy guy.

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i want to thank ranking member conyers and the immigration subcommittee ranking member zoe lofgren. she has been instrumental in putting this bill together to make it something that we hope would pass today. and her work on the judiciary committee. the immigration and nationality act provides that the total number of visas made available to natives cannot exceed 7% of the total number of such visas made available in that year. the bill completely eliminates the per-country caps from employment visas and raises the per-country cap from 7% to 15% for family-based visas all without adding a single additional visa. in other words, there is no net increase in the total number of visas. and what i want members on both sides of the aisle to understand or recognize is there is not a net increase in the total number of visas. but it does make important adjustments that will allow us to better service and fix legal immigration which is one of the commitments i have in working in this congress. while per country limits makes some limited sense in the area of family immigration, they make no se

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we want to plant a flag and we want bra zoe to be a player in a strip on late night, you know, five nightsthat that will continue. >> you had willie, how did he do? >> he's great. one night willie was booked and the guests were going to be mr. geist and alexis. she's known as jesus barbie. i know you love the housewives of orange county. five minutes before air, president obama went on and announced the news relating to osama bin laden. willie had to tear off and go back to work and there i am with jesus barbie. i realized as w are about to go on air, oh my lord, there are all these people watching housewives of orange county who have no idea this major event happened and i'm going to be the one they hear it from. i'm going to be their brian williams. it was me and jesus barbie as it turns out. >> oh, no. >> i broke that news. i said, look, i apologize you will never forget who told you this, but i have to tell you. i got the minute-by-minute ratings the next day. i knew it would happen. of course it was all good. we had a plunge the moment after i said that. everybody went to their news o

my colleague, senator graham of south carolina, and i have introduced a bill that congresswoman zoe loft congressmen introduced in the house earlier this year, that would give service members the flexibility to wait until after their deployments have concluded in order to conduct these in-person interviews. which measure, mr. president, passed the house of representatives 426-0. it is my hope it will also pass this senate unanimously tonight. mr. president, we are blessed in this nation to be served by volunteers, by men and women who stand up and go to the other side of the world to serve us in the interest of freedom. the two bills i've spoken of here on the floor today are things that we can and should do together across the aisle to advance their interests in having the enjoyment of liberty for which they've sacrificed so much. thank you. and with that, i yield the floor. mr. inhofe: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from oklahoma. mr. inhofe: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that at the conclusion of the remarks of the senator from west virginia, senator manchi