audrey likes to jewelry she'll write about it in her lawn which is read by nearly two million people since it was fun. the twenty five year old american who lives in the district of beaumont and has made her dream of living and working in the world's fashion capital of reality. justin labels and designers center parcels of clothing in the hope that show where the creations and recommend them. the girls can relate to that thing so as to say cuz of my things and plan to perform double. cnooc in a scant attention and weighing and they can dangle by me can afford. where is the nominee a lot of fashion magazines looking out the beautiful things in their thousands and thousands of years in the long conflict. she's the central figure in her last showing herself and her clothes. her taste is decisive including initiatives. the shoes i wear them straight to the tactile i can shed on the issues i give them a call and that on crime and anti handling of their three new pairs of students and these are the ones i wear almost every day what looks so easy is actually hard work. everyday there are ne

visitors to audrey's website virtually live with her and her fashions in paris. what i like the last two one and league titles two readers is totally up to you is a plot that mean i don't know what love is very commercial and ally y isn't me it's all about the classes although im wearing the pants. the isi had a bad day. i know for example if you play for breaks up the entire non commissioned it. although lot of bloggers do and that's that's really cool. that's their approach and i love reading but think that too that's tricky. you know the distance between what goes on in my life when a stock pot audrey is able to earn a living from her block through advertisements or commissions from fashion houses. sure when she'll pack her bags and move on. my family are great no matter because as abu ali's bouncing thing and prayers. so i really feel it. actually the beginning i still want to think. i hope to continue with the council now has the gall of that i don't know if anyone thinks of when my record sixteen. i just really been so much of the world to see and being a f

audrey joseph. barbara campagnoli. item 3 report from our executive director take it away director king >> good evening i will make this short. hello. i'm going to mix this up. and talk about something we talked about latin last night. a buff of us went to the lesion project and the heritage sf a nonprofit they added writing to new bars and restaurants to their program and we assisted in putting the event go together last time. it was full probable 50 or 60 people. there were owners felt legacy bar that showed up. some of you might know this gentleman talked about writing a with book and we offered our assistance in offering our information as well as skwg for phone calls folks who worked behind the bar. it's neat e neat he wants to hear steroids from people who work trudging along every night to keep the bars and a restaurants here. the criteria is 40 years plus and there's 75 of them. that's a lot. they got some coverage and if you guys if you look at the list and have any other to add they're to do another round in

but that hasn't quite updated on the people coming in in the numbers that they have audrey people and local leaders. i just watched as to what you see has seen me have you seen anything like this before. the week. so he peed on the right is pouring down rain and sleet. i'm not afraid. is it doesn't need to appease the studies. stephen milne is to some extent. and i'll just off camera there's the parades the main bridge leading into the air and the stadium here and select edit. there are people still streaming on into the breach of the inside the stadium it's not complete the film i'm not appear to be the polls are based on a whim and now we are powerless to stop time that was allocated eleven and on. that presumably means that both ortiz and organizes on trying to wait to see that the stadium fills out. sydney route than the trees that were most of them on grass and i shall miss him and then as i lay with him and the most abiding life by david cameron the british prime minister foreign to the pop star. an archbishop archbishop tutu is and where the heads of state indignities in our id

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audrey in florida, audrey? >> caller: hello, how are you, mr. cramer? >> yeah. i'm fine, how about you, audrey? >> caller: oh, well, okay. maybe you could do something about my sciatica since you have my back. >> uh, wow. let me think, let me think, i don't know, heat or cold? i think hot's better. >> caller: well, mr. cramer, i've had microsoft for a long time, and i want to know the story. i want to know what's going on. >> i need you to go see dr. erickson, my chiropractor. she'll straighten you out. microsoft is very inexpensive. i don't want you selling microsoft. and feed sciatica and starve a cold. there's some real household wisdom from my executive producer, who i'm going to defeat in fantasy in our super bowl next week! although she's looking pretty darn good. okay. let's go to ozan in texas. >> caller: hey, jim, boo-yah from houston, texas. my ticker symbol is kkd. >> that company's playing a little too much like the texans, my friend. wow. i think they had a comeback. i think james morgan's got to come back and re-explain the story. i did not like th

audrey won the first heat just before heather. beating her time by slightly more than one-tenth of a second. but she didn't fall down. she's like, um, i actually won. sorry. had to scoot on over to take second there. it was a funny thing that i was just on cloud nine and thought i won everything, and then it took someone to say, hey, move over. >> heather's second place overall finish in the 600 meters adds a crucial eight points to minnesota's team total. >> eight points was exactly the margin of our victory for the team that day. it was kind of a happy coincidence fa if i hadn't gotten up and finished the race we would have lost or tied. >> heather graduates for the university of minnesota in december 2009, but coach wilson will never forget heather's golden moment. >> she's got the heart of a lion. we may never see that again ever in our lives, something of that nature. >> coming up, speedboaters make a hard left and then exit stage right. and, there's nothing routine about this villa. when "caught on camera: when you least exp

. >> let's go to audrey if florida. audrey. >> caller: maybe you can do something and have my back with my sciatica. >> you can go to dr. eriksson, my chiropractor. she'll straighten you out. >> merry christmas. >> epic proportions in the food and restaurant industry. from our house a tofurky is a delicacy. dad, what's in vel vieeta that t never goes bad? it's not my faith, few smother anything with natural gravy and cranberry, it's got beef. i have always been adamant that you don't need a degree in -- i lost my thought. julius in, no. julius! julius? [ music playing ] >> julius? julius! julius! brutus! porsche! julius! julius ceasar, come on, man, i'm thinking with my feet. >> that's what this is all about. . >> while that strong gdp number we got this morning was fabulous. if you want to get the employment in this country, there is no better source of information than the second largest payroll processor in the united states. the company has an outsource human resource, paych hex beat wall street earnings by a penney

. >> so i just wanted to say that today audrey and i did our follow-up at club malibu and they're definitely working on things and we'll see results with that. i think we're aisle problems and mr. dick is really good for them and it will be much better. saturday night because we've been depreciating complaints from neighborhood from 1015 over the halloween that weekend i went by at the 11, 12 and 2 and watched how they dispersed the crowd. they do a really good job and the problems were purely halloween. i just wanted to say i did that on saturday night. and i think a that's it. >> great commissioner joseph. >> processed for submissions for the main stage pride is now open. you know a great local band or someone that might want to submit and possibly be chosen to perform at the san francisco provide the date is sunday, saturday june 28th and sunday june 29th. great any other comments or questions from commissioners >> yeah. i wanted to make sure that all people get the outreach guidelines. i understand it's new so i wanted to make sure. >> great any other commissioner comments or questions.

. >> lauren's dominance was also evident when audrey hepburn presented him with the council of american fashion designers lifetime achievement award. >> there was one of his muses, his icons, audrey hepburn, the woman he watched when he was a little kid in the movies, now handing him the statue that, for him, could have been the oscar. >> remember the princess? i got her. >> with the launch of lauren's upscale purple label in 1994, the company looked great to the untrained eye. after all, sales were at an all- time high. but that only told half the story. hitha prabhakar is a retail business journalist. >> like every retailer that has big dreams, it just grew too quickly. there was a lot of capital expended in order to make that brand where he wanted it to be. that, combined with very lackluster operations in terms of distribution, created really a perfect storm for a company that was almost on the brink of bankruptcy. >> lauren needed a lifeline and found it with goldman sachs. the investment firm purchased 28% of polo ralph lauren for $135 million. >> that was surprising to us, becaus

so it is in the spirit of william carlos williams, robert penn warren, audrey -- audrey and rich, marianne moore, lucille clifton, ruth stone, jean valentine. i and terrence hays, that i share with you back in june of 2013 they began arriving at our door like eggs. 12, sometimes six, sometimes to to a garden and a box. poetry books, fragile, the in beside each other so friendly. not resembling competitors but rather something we could pick up, take out comedy, and as a result, live forever. some arrived in the old, old way as if sent from the great butcher shop on the corner, wrapped with great crates and brown butcher paper, the edges carefully taped down. one even crossbow tied with brown twine as if something was inside waiting to spill. something more than blood and bone. most were madison avenue full dress, but some came only in simple mylar with simple binding, the surface of them far from revealing their rich and wonders water. they're fully made-up faces would alive later in the summer. we opened them and soon began finding them, all 208 of them, stacked by our beds, or in the fron

stars from hollywood from audrey hepburn to angelina jolie. singers and sport stars acting as celebrity ambassadors, messenger's of goodwill and even one special agent. over the years the corridors here at the united nations have not only been packed with top politicians and diplomats. many celebrities have come to visit un headquarters here in new york. in this building you never know who you are going to bump into. the latest goodwill ambassador to be announced by unicef, the pop star katy perry. so why did she take the job? >> i have a lot of attention and spotlight, and it would be so easy and lazy for me to put that spotlight on something that is kind of, you know, material or funny or not really meaningful, but what i do want to do is i want to take all of the extra attention and put it on something that needs that imillumination and light. ♪ >> reporter: some may question her incite on the issues facing children around the world, but not her impact. and it is clear that the idea slepty ambassadors is getting a new boost. katy perry ha

during yep old and a symbolic challenge to the ukrainian governments audrey south african celebrate the life of nelson mandela as parliament prepares to take a more formal treaty. thailand's prime minister dissolve parliament and promises elections but that is to say a massive demonstrations will continue. courier protest is to set up barricades to prevent access to government buildings in kiev. the intent to disrupt the running of the country as civil servants and politicians tried to begin their working week. on sunday some of the top of the statue then in a symbolic times to present the tna convictions his parents because it ties with moscow i could've done it in a civilized manner and put it nicely in a museum like a piece of history. what has happened is the fault of the communists they have not given us the tools to do said in a civilized way because the key to the cost. they were against it said today in our country the anyway today was lights out. we will make you look a ticket the present by the government's decision to shelve and eat eighteen in favor of talks is russian the p

instrument photography you don't have to keep it going to list celebrities and stars like marlene dietrich audrey hepburn grace kelly as to whom approached to do the manual. grandchildren baby teeth is comparable to his work. still have vivid memories of their grandfathers or smile with teeth and work its way like this bit of a night. this is the self portrait in paris in nineteen sixty seven of the dead on the way he had his studio and i like it because you can see that he left huge blow ups of his work also. which if he did all his laboratory work and stephen black and white but it's huge to us we don't buy that stuff gets mad and out the photos everywhere. this is what i've read and also from the studio in new york the occasional basterds addition to homophobes books that are out of stock are being deranged. he asked about the beach ten one carats. i. the is you football star down into its own way christiane every holiday has unveiled a statue and to wax museum president is max figure clad in portugal national team jersey in all the new team for its work. using antique glimpse of the forwards

she is the recipient of the union institute's audrey lord legacy award. "e book that i teach is arrested justice, black women, violence and america's prison nation." welcome my panelists. [applause] the way that we have decided to do this is to give each person on the panel who could undoubtedly speak for two and a half hours themselves, three to five minutes. i will hold you accountable for the three to five minutes. mostly because i have a series of questions on a variety of topics around arrest, conviction, incarceration and harder community impact that i hope to get to. i want to simply give you a moment to talk about your work a mere scholarship, your activism so that we have a sense of what this broad picture looks like. we will begin here. >> thank you so much. i must include what brought me to my work. son was five-year-old killed accidentally by an lapd police officer. the height of the world on drugs. -- war on drugs. soon after, i began to take illegal drugs. illegal drugs i was in possession of, i was sent to prison. i was sent to prison not o

it is also an exhibition of large scale portraits and an installation which combines video on audrey. there is a fourth entry one of the favourites for the twenty five dozen pints prize. but the artist border was to see here are ten what it is a semi as of late and people feel uncomfortable with the states to act out a second notorious for being an austere made sense. that's what i covered the freedom to commend it. i create the rim like best friends and scared by the and that many bikes parked next to max and relaxes and equivocal and see the rest of the snow the turner prize has developed a bit of reputation for being read ridiculous militancy in time. it may well be part of its attraction. because the visitor numbers here certainly far exceeded expectations. in fact in numbers during the exhibition here are bigger than the wear and the turner prize was a maintenance unit into a single to be what is useful to patrol the stovetop the really cool when you think going to see him. i think it's apparent to broaden our minds to help a student comes to mental and unlike many more toasted t

audrey had her. grace can be best to humor folks to do the manual grandchildren baby teeth is comparable to his work. still have vivid memories of their grandfathers or smile with teeth and work commenced its way like this bit of a night this is the self portrait in paris in nineteen sixty seven of the dead on the way he had his studio and i like it because you can see that he left huge blow ups of his political stuff which it he did all his laboratory work and stephen black and white that is huge though as we've done via a kid gets mad and out the photos everywhere this is what i've read them but will soak up the studio in new york. the new occasional this exhibition called normal folks books that are out of stock are being deranged. he asked about the beach ten one carats . i will. do. will. i mean. to me. gold. who are we are. will the tsar. and he makes the world and programming work locally mined. hunters and underwriters local contact us at sponsors to any team that works out or seven at three

. >> from audrey hepburn to angelina jolie. sijers and sports stars acting -- singers and sports stars acting as ambassadors and each an agent. >> my name is moore, roger moore, an agent for the united nations. >> the corridors have been packed with politicians and documents. many celebrities visited u.n. headquarters in new york. in this building you never know who you will bump into. the latest goodwill ambassador, the pop star katy perry. >> i have a lot of attention and spotlight. it would be easy and lazy for me to put that on something that is kind of, you know, material or funny or not really meaningful, but what i do want to do is take all this extra tension and put it on something that needs that illumination, that needs that light. >> some may question her insight on the issues facing children around the world, but not her impact. it's here that the idea of celebrity ambassadors is getting a new boost. katy perry has 49 million followers on twitter and 60 million likes on facebook. >> when she tweets it's interesting.

here to show us the best of new looks is audrey slater. she's the fashion director of "redbook" magazine, with six models to show us each of the looks. hi, how are you? >> great. how are you, lara? >> i want to talk about the first trend. this is a color we've seen come and go. is it back and better than ever. it's ox blood. >> or maroon, or burgundy. this season's it color. there's so many dresses in this color. everyone's going to find one that's right for her. >> whey do you like this color? what's so hot about it? >> it's easy to wear. and it's easier to pull off than a bright red. >> i'm trying. >> you're doing it well. believe me. >> tell me about these. >> first, we have adina in this lacy number. it's from loft. it's really pretty and girlie. >> ann taylor loft? >> if you could see this up close, it has fine detailing. >> yep. >> so pretty. >> it's superpretty. and she just looks beautiful in it. >> and the price? >> the price is -- i think it's $80. really affordable. >> that's beautiful. $98. >> $98. this is jcpenney. it's a tail

and a woman whose preferred mode of transportation costing, 51-year-old audrey ferguson repeatedly called for an ambulance to get a ride downtown. she called 911 100 times in the last seven years to get a ride to the hospital but she often told nurses she felt fine and left. ferguson told police she does not have a car and medicaid covers her ambulance ride at $425 each. the bill for what medicaid does not cover goes straight to the taxpayers and ferguson's bill is more than $400,000. >>> another sign we leave in a regulation nation. experts say the federal regulatory plans that have been publicly released will cost taxpayers nearly $2 trillion and touch just about every as peblgt -- aspect of americans lives. >> it would be nice if we would double gdp as we double regulation. >> taking aim at the administration's regulatory agenda, released quietly before thanksgiving. an agenda that by the competitive enterprise institute estimate comes with a price tag of $1.8 trillion per year. >> back in the 90s, the federal bunl was not # #$.8 trillion and now we have this hidden tax of government c

from audrey hepburn to angelina jolie. singers and sports stars. acting as celebrity ambassadors messengers of goodwill, and even one special at. >> my name is moore, roger moore, and i'm a goodwill ambassador. >> over the years the corridors here at the united nations have not only been packed with top politicians and diplomates many rememberties have come to visit. >> the latest to be announced the pop star katie perry. so why did she take the job? >> i have a lot of attention. and a lot of spot light. and it would be so easy and so laidssy for me to put that spotlight on something that is kind of material, or funny, or not really meaningful. what i do want to do is take that extra attention, and that light. >> some may question her insight on the issues facing children around the world, but not her impact. and it's here that the idea of celebrity ambassadors is getting a new boost katie perry has 60 million likes on her page. >> when she tweets it is interesting because she will get something like five to 6,000 engangments. whether it's retweets

you can click on the name of one of the children, this one here, grace audrey mcdonald and it begins grace was full of life, imagination, sparkle, and a cute little picture of her here. some of them are like that and others are like ann marie where the family says, thank you for respecting our privacy. some would like to talk about their children, some would not. most of the dead were first graders. victims' family members say the new webs will help with their healing. >> this web site is intended to serve as a singular place of sharing, communication, and contact with the families of those who lost their lives that day. >> some of the family members are asking for privacy this weekend as it's one year since the murder. one town leader says they don't need media to remind them because they carry it with them every day. >>> an airline passenger who slept through his flight's landing, says he woke up trapped inside a locked plane. happened last week at houston's george bush airport, the nation's fifth largest airport. he is tom wagner, flying from louisiana to california with a schedul

. >> let's go to audrey in florida. >> maybe you could do something about my sciatica since you have my back. >> i need you to go see dr. erickson, my chiropractor, she'll straighten you out. a change of epic proportions in the food and restaurant industries. in our house tofurky is a delicacy and it worked a couple of years ago. dad, what's in velveeta that it never goes bad? listen to me, it's not my fave, but if you slather anything in enough cranberry, it's okay. i've always been adamant you don't need a degree in -- i lost my thought. julias in new york? julius? julius? brutus? portia, julius caesar. come on, man, i'm thinking with my feet. >>> well, that strong gdp number we got this morning was fabulous. if you want to get a terrific read on the employment situation in this country and more important the strength of the small business community, then there's no better source of information than paychex. that's the second largest payroll processor in the united states, specializes in small and medium-sized businesses. plus, the company also has an outsourced human resources div

. >> let's go to audrey in florida. >> maybe you could do something about my sciatica since you have my back. >> i need you to go see dr. erickson, my chiropractor, she'll straighten you out. a change of epic proportions in the food and restaurant industries. in our house tofurky is a delicacy and it worked a couple of years ago. dad, what's in velveeta that it never goes bad? listen to me, it's not my fave, but if you slather anything in enough cranberry, it's okay. i've always been adamant you don't need a degree in -- i lost my thought. julias in new york? julias? julias? brutus? portia, julius caesar. come on, man, i'm thinking with my feet. who found a magic seashell. it told him what was happening on the trading floor in real time. ♪ the shell brought him great fame. ♪ but then, one day, he noticed that everybody could have a magic seashell. [ indistinct talking ] [ male announcer ] right there in their trading platform. ♪ [ indistinct talking continues ] [ male announcer ] so the magic shell went back to being a...shell. get live squawks right in your trading platform wi

she is the recipient of the union institute's audrey lord legacy award. "e book that i teach is arrested justice, black women, violence and america's prison nation." welcome my panelists. [applause] the way that we have decided to do this is to give each person on the panel who could undoubtedly speak for two and a half hours themselves, three to five minutes. i will hold you accountable for the three to five minutes. mostly because i have a series of questions on a variety of topics around arrest, conviction, incarceration and harder community impact that i hope to get to. i want to simply give you a moment to talk about your work a mere scholarship, your activism so that we have a sense of what this broad picture looks like. we will begin here. >> thank you so much. i must include what brought me to my work. son was five-year-old killed accidentally by an lapd police officer. the height of the world on drugs. -- war on drugs. soon after, i began to take illegal drugs. illegal drugs i was in possession of, i was sent to prison. i was sent to prison not o

kennedy, the women, we know all of their names from audrey hepburn to the 19-year-old intern. jackie knew about it. she knew before she married him. she accepted it. there are rumors they came close to divorce once early in the marriage but stayed together. i think one thing that brought them together in the summer of and fall of 19 23eu6 was the death of their newborn son patrick who lived less than two days. jackie and the president were devastated. something about that loss she had already given birth to a still bosch -- born daughter before the boy died. something about the loss did something to them. it brought them closer. she agreed to campaign for the election of 1964. dallas was just the beginning. she told him i'll go anywhere with you. and other evidence suggests that there viewing the marriage and each other in a different closer way. they were having a great time on the trip to texas. >> she agreed to go texas because the factions of lyndon johnson and the liberal senator were at each other's throats and jack kennedy needed texas again. so they went to texas. they

so, it is in the spirit of william carlos williams, robert penn warren, audrey rich, marian moore. lucille clifton, ruth stone, jean valentine, and terrence hays, that i share with you that in june of 2013, they began arriving at our door like eggs. 12, sometimes six, sometimes two to a cartoon in a -- carton in a box. poet, fragile, fitting in beside each other, so friendly, not resembling competitors but something we could pick up, take out, eat and as a result, live forever. some arrived in the old, old way as if sent from the great butcher shop on the corner, wrapped with brown butcher paper, the edges carefully taped down on their signs. one even crossed bow-tied with 2009 as if somebody was inside to spill. something more than blood and bones. most were madison avenue in full dress, and others with mylar binding, the surface of. the far from revealing their rich and wonderous water. their fully made up faces would arrive later in the summer. we opened them and soon began finding them, awful 208 of them -- all 208 of them, stacked by our beds or in the front room where the rea

three saratoga high school students were arrested in connection with the cyberbullying of 15-year-old audrey pot. pot committed suicide days after the party. >> this can happen to my heart. it can happen to anyone. >>> terrorists target the boston marathon. a horrific scene in the heart of boston. >> authorities say he could be a suspect. >> all watertown residents remain in their home. >> tsarnaev was captured in the boat of the back of a home. >> i do not want to believe this is my son. >>> 11-year-old aaron herd has been in the thoughts of martinez residents. residents. >>> 8-year-old leila fowler was murdered inside her home. >> a small town in mourning. police make a dramatic and surprising announcement. >> police arrested leila's brother charged with homicide. >>> a bachelorette party ends in horrific death. their lincoln limousine suddenly bursts into flames in the middle of the san mateo bridge. five women die in the flames. >>> i've been missing for ten years. and i'm here. >> we found them. we found them. >> three young women were rescued after being held hostage for a decade. arie

he fell madly in love with audrey hepburn and to catch a thief had him convinced grace kelly was the most beautiful woman he had ever seen. when they say what's the perfect woman now, he says he hasn't met her yet. >> that's a diss to his exs. >> he said he's never going to get remarried. >> meanwhile, with audrey hepburn and grace kelly he's not going out on a limb there. pretty amazing women. >> good audition for the position, though. we like the same movie. >> george, call me. >> wow. >> wow. >> all right. well, from blurred lines to get lucky to wrecking ball and the royals song, they are the songs we have all been hearing one yearlong but one musician brought them together in a amazing song. take a look ♪ ♪ and we'll never be royals. radio active ♪ >> he sings 20 of the years most overplayed songs in just a minute. i think he is genius. >> that's pretty cool. >> absolutely. >> good for him. >> that would drive you nuts. to listen to that over and over again. >> he has a lot of talent. >> well, it's that time of year. families get dressed up to take their holiday pictures.

she is the recipient of the union institute's audrey lord legacy award. "e book that i teach is arrested justice, black women, violence and america's prison nation." welcome my panelists. [applause] the way that we have decided to do this is to give each person on the panel who could undoubtedly speak for two and a half hours themselves, three to five minutes. i will hold you accountable for the three to five minutes. mostly because i have a series of questions on a variety of topics around arrest, conviction, incarceration and harder community impact that i hope to get to. i want to simply give you a moment to talk about your work a mere scholarship, your activism so that we have a sense of what this broad picture looks like. we will begin here. >> thank you so much. i must include what brought me to my work. son was five-year-old killed accidentally by an lapd police officer. the height of the world on drugs. -- war on drugs. soon after, i began to take illegal drugs. illegal drugs i was in possession of, i was sent to prison. i was sent to prison not o

>> i'm going to guess, if i had to guess, audrey hepburn. >> i was going to guess grace kelly. >> he calls grace kelly the most beautiful woman he's ever seen. >> well, true. >> but he's still looking. >>> you know who is not looking? john mayer. and he begins "pop news" today. singer john mayer, roaring about his love this morning. revealing some very cozy looks at cover art. this is cover art for the song "who you love," which is a fantastic song. we know who he loves. that's his duetting partner and partner in life, our pal, katy perry. she looks gorgeous. he said, this is funny, yeah, we look like this pretty much all the time at home. they are a beautiful couple. they are both so talented. also other equally stunning behind-the-scenes shots on "vanity fair's" website, of mayer and perry. it is a wonderful song. a great album. highly recommend it. >> both good friends of the show. isn't it nice to see people find each other like that? >> we love love. get an extra shot. and keep playing this song, too. just a little more. >>> we continue, now. if you can't wait for the first glim

students arrested in connection with the alleged sexual battery and cyber bullying of 15-year- old audrey pot. >> pot committed suicide days after the party. >> this can happen to my daughter, it can happen to anyone. >> target the boston marathon. a horrific scene in the heart of boston. >> authorities say could be a suspect. >> active incident in watertown right now. all watertown east end residents to remain in their homes. >> tsarnaev was captured from his hiding place, a boat in the back yard of a watertown home. >> i do not want to believe that these were my son. >> finally out of the hospital. >> the 11-year-old has been in the thoughts of martinez residents. >> 8-year-old leila fowler was murdered inside her home. >> a small town in mourning. >> police make a dramatic and surprising announcement. >> 12-year-old brother charged with homicide. >> a bachelorette party ends in horrific death. >> flames just went -- >> their lincoln limousine suddenly burst into flames in the middle of the san mateo bridge. five women die in the flames. >> i'm here, i've been missing for 10 years. >> w

i just got an e-mail from a friend, audrey, at the colorado server who says apparently last night members of congress and their staffs were informed that because the bc exchange are working so badly, they're going to wind up getting an extension, the kind of extension that ordinary americans are being denied. >> yeah. joe manchin is calling on a big extension on all this stuff. >> this is something just for members of congress. >> you wonder where ainsley is? >> she's right there with headlines for us. >> that was my transition. i apologize. >> i'm here to give you the news this morning. a teen-ager is under arrest in los angeles accused of stealing part of the porsche that paul walker was in when he died. the car was being towed when someone grabbed a part of that porsche and drove away. this comes as we're learning walker's father begged him to give up his fast-paced lifestyle. he told e news that his son promised to be a lot safer. that was the last conversation he had with his son. >>> an american teacher gunned down in the streets of benghazi was just days away from returning here to

his path was followed by many others over the years, stars from hollywood from audrey help burn to angelina jolie, singers and sports stars, acting as celebrity ambassadors, messages of good will and even one special agent. >> my name is moore, roger move and i'm a good will ambassador for unicef. >> over the years, the corridors have been packed with top politicians and diplomats and many celebrities have come to visit u.n. headquarters here. in this building, you never know who you're going to bump into. >> the latest god will ambassador to be announced by unreceive, the pop star katy perry. >> i have a lot of attention, and a lot of spotlights, and it would be so easy and so lays for me to put that spotlight on something that is kind of, you know, material or funny or not really meaningful, but what i do want to do is take all of this extra attention and put it on something that needs that illumination, that needs that light. >> some may question her insight on the issues facing children around the world, but not her impact and it's here that the idea of celebrity ambassadors is getting

i'd like to say merry christmas and happy new year to my family, my mom and dad, my nieces, audrey and hanna. i love you guys and miss you and i'll be home soon. >>> shoppers in new york and around the country trying to wrap up their holiday shopping. take a minute and think have you gotten something for everyone on your christmas list? if not, don't despair. there's still time. not much but time nonetheless. joe is the special projects editor for "popular mechanics." thanks for joining us. >> happy to be here. >> i want to start out front with this suitcase. everyone loves a toomey. what makes that one so great? >> this is made of a new material called tegris. the line is called tegra light and is indeed light. it looks like carbon fiber but it's a new material, very strong, usesed in football padding, in military armor, even in nascar bodies. >> and it's green. i like the color. >> and it's green. >> let's talk about this megatool kit. if you have this, you don't need any other tools for a lifetime. >> you don't. this is just $140. it's a dewalt set. a very high quality tool. we call