i. princes. however i spotted a piece of land where the school could settle and expand. because i mean. this piece of land is owned by the state. but most of it was seized by people who have friends in high places where the rest of it belongs to the ministry of defense. put in a request of the school. off camera a school official hints that the man who confiscated this land that is vital to the school is a commander in chief a warlord. the school official remain silent in front of the camera because he fears the warlord. this is his house it overlooks the slumps. to make the situation clear the warlord has put up military barbed wire even around the small garden on the sidewalk in front of the house. it's true afghan students are back in huge numbers where the school has hundreds of schools allegedly built thanks to international. reconstructing or building a new six hundred eighty school. we contact the u.s. a united states agency for international development. their offices are located behind these walls. a perimeter reserved to those holding the bag for those outside

and i was really nervous. i'm a huge prince fan, and it was an after party. aroni and cheese. so, i was like, okay, this is my opportunity to, like, kind of say how great he is and i kind of -- i did an impression of him, so i wanted him to say something. so, i sit down with him and, like, really nervously was like, "hey, man, i just want to say i think you're the greatest." and he was like, "you know what i think is the greatest?" and i was like, "yeah." "this macaroni and cheese." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: did he say it? >> he actually said that. and what made it awkward was that, like, i didn't know how to end that conversation. so, like, i slowly just backed away, like, "all right, man." weird. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is that the only time you met him? >> that's the only time i met him, yeah. but i'm a huge fan. >> jimmy: he was phenomenal. how many times have you seen prince? >> i've seen him maybe 15 times or something like that. >> jimmy: is that right? you're a giant fan? >> ever since i was a teenager, i always loved prince. >> jimmy: yeah, that's awesome

owing none >> i just wanted to confirm that it is aler >> that is true, there on libel and prince pallings >> thank you. i need a rom call, please. >> item o ask a vote on the consent calendar moved under section f. ms. fewer, roll call, please. >> item p consent cal ender riz lugss a couple items pulled from the commission reading. 2 b. >> a request to move $29,000 in restricted find to consultant fees. i ask for background information about this. my understanding is that it was a process. i'd like to skw mr. truitt if he could comment on this. budgets like after school programs to the best of not honored in september of what it could have been and should have been. they were able to access the funds. so again, we were reminded that this still hadn't gone before you. the district coordinator for this school is laura chavez. she was only replaced last week laura has gone to isa as their head counselor. this probably could have got their attention reminding them this hasn't gone through yet. >> i was concerned about moving monday from teachers to consultants. this is not really a new propos

i look at this, it is like before this and after this. >> his work brought him to port-au-prince. >> i love josh and nathan, the joy and proud of my life. >> father of 2 left a struggle behind at home with his life. >> it is not that we didn't care for each other. we allowed the busyness of life get in the way of the intimacy. >> there was a cooling off of me and god the priority my faith needs to have wasn't there. >> the haiti trip offered an escape. >> got up early tuesday morning, amazing view of the montana and never imagining what would befall later that afternoon. >> earthquake hit at exactly 4:53. they just returned to the hotel lobby. >> i had debris hitting me. something knocked my backpack, i had a gash on my head. things hit both sides of my legs. something passed right by my face, within 3 seconds the hotel went from vibrant color to absolute darkness. i wonder at first if i am dead. this is it. i have passed on. >> in the darkness, he could feel his camera around his neck. he began taking pictures, using the flash to see his surroundings. >> at one point i take a picture

this fenced off kind of like -- it's this lawn, everybody chilling out and i walk up and there's this like folding table and princeree of his buddies are sitting around it playing cards and drinking beer just like chilling. >> jimmy: really? wow. >> and rob stringer who i was with from columbia was just like do you want to meet him and i'm like, yeah, of course. let's take a photo with the prince. no big deal. and so, yeah, he was like, oh, excuse me, prince harry would you mind if. >> jimmy: sorry to interrupt your illegal gambling while you're drunk but i'd like to take a picture for my twitter account. >> yeah and then did people swarm this concert site looking for you and the prince? >> i think -- i forget if i tweeted immediately or because i learned my lesson. >> jimmy: you've learned your lesson now. you guys will be on after the super bowl and there's a lot of pressure after the super bowl. i know you're doing like a football-themed kind of thing but, you know, that's the thing. they think like put a football in there and everybody is going to go, oh, let's watch the football episode of "glee." but really

. >> i heard it is for the wedding of a prince and princess. not sure which country they're from. >> it is for the british prince and his fiancee. they look like a good match. she is beautiful and he is handsome. >> from the day they announced the engagement, deals were being struck in china. he says it was approached by u.k. designers because they make the finest china that competitors in the west cannot match. each commemorative plate costs less than $2 to produce. it had to squeeze this order in. the ovens are always busy firing exports to giant retailers in europe and america. their high quality souvenirs. they're more used to making a special commemorative plate for the chinese president. the u.k. designers ordered 100,000 of the william k. please. the fact originally made half the number. the demand might outstrip the supplies. -- the factory can only make half the number. this was for a famous chinese television presenter. she was once a worker in a state-owned factory. she now turns over $3 million in business a year. it is not her firs

"i heard it is for the wedding of a prince and princess. i am not sure which country they are from." "it is the british prince and his princess. they are a good match. she is beautiful. he is handsome." within days of the engagement, deals were being struck here in china. the company was approached by u.k. designers because it makes the finest bone china in china at prices competitors in the west cannot match. the commemoration plates cost just over a pound to make. in had to squeeze this order in because the ovens are busy firing exports four giant retailers in europe and america. there are also high-quality souvenirs' for rich chinese buyers. this is what they are used to making here, a special commemorative plate of the chinese president, given as a gift of one senior communist official to another. yuca designers ordered 100 dozen. the factory can only make half that number. -- u.k. designers ordered 100,000. >> the bomb attack that killed people in moscow's main airports called attention to lapses in russian security. thanks for being wi

some are not quite sure [unintelligible] >> i heard it is for the wedding of a prince and princess. i am not sure which country they are from. >> the british press and his fiancee. they look like -- the british prince and his fiancee. they look like a beautiful couple. deals were being struck here in china for royal souvenirs. they were approached by u.k. designers because they make the finest bone china in china with prices competitive in the west cannot match. each of these plates cost less than $2 to produce. they had to screen this order in because their ovens are always busy firing exports to places in america and europe for high- quality souvenirs' for rich foreigners. this is what they are used to making, a special commemorative making porker the chinese president -- to member give work. the factory can only make half the number. demand for this might outstrip supply. here are some more of its made to order china. this was for the people's liberation army. this is a famous chinese television presenter. he was once a worker in a ceramic factory. she now turns over $3 million of

. >> i heard was for the wedding of a prince and princess. i am not sure which country they are from. she is beautiful. he is handsome. >> within days of the engagement, deals were being struck here in china for royal souvenirs. the company was approached by u.k. designers, who can make bone china in china at competitive prices. the commemoration plates cost just over a pound to produce. it had to squeeze this order in because it is always busy firing exports for giant retailers in europe and america. but there are also high-quality souvenirs' for rich chinese buyers. they are used to making a special commemorative plate of chinese president hu jintao, likely a gift from one communist party member to another. the u.k. designers ordered 100,000, only half that number. the demand might outstrip supply. >> police in argentina are investigating how a woman fell 23 stories and survived. she jumped from the roof of a luxury hotel in the center of buenos aires, but her life was saved by a taxi which pulled up below. the car helped broker fall. -- bre

>> ever since i was a teenager, i always loved prince. >> jimmy: yeah, that's awesome. > i did. >> jimmy: really? [ laughter ] that is hilarious, man. that is one of the funniest things -- i mean, it's just amazing. and i love that he's a good sport about it, too. >> yeah, he was so nice. and on the show -- >> jimmy: got a picture, here you go. there's fred and governor paterson right there. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> he was so nice. and he at the end, you know, we popped up in front of the camera. and i mean, it's like right in front of the camera. and the way -- since he is disabled visually, like, we -- i had to kind of hold his hand to pop up in front of the camera. so it was this really surreal moment where we were like these two guys holding hands, you know? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: governor paterson -- >> yeah, and it was great. and i talk to him once in a while, we call each other. >> jimmy: you guys dating? [ laughter ] joking, fred. >> what kind of joke is that? >> jimmy: just making a joke, man. >> about what? [ laughter ] on who? on me? okay. so you brought m

i mean i wouldn't have as big of a problem with prince as i do if it weren't for his around concord history because of course back then he was doing what congress said specifically said not to do and he's old style he's one of those old style intelligence guys he says are you know everything's ok we you know we're kind of cowboys out here in the middle of nowhere who can do a lot and so between that past iran contra one of the journalists that he's passing these. rumors through to the north so you know get the old game back together in iran contra but in addition we have no idea who's funding him so we have no idea whether you know it's dissidents within the united states it's neo cons again where there are it's the same kind of people who are funding iran contra and those two things i think are the really concerning issues about it doesn't appear to be ego. but it also appears to be designed to pressure the administration and the government to do things kind of in the same way that i'm a challenge it was well i was totally with you there on that i think that the most interesting part of th

i will never know for sure whether living in mossville made david prince sick. ring the filming of this documentary, he died after a fire in his home. >> would i live in mossville personally, if i had a choice? no. you wouldn't either. you're going to want to live in a safe environment, free of elevated levels of any human carcinogen. >> i would not be concerned living in a plant community because i know a lot about the regulations and the industry's commitment to compliance to these regulations. i would feel safe and protected living there. >> if i got a fair price to get out, i would leave. >> how are we doing today? >> we're doing pretty good. >> when i think about it and think how hard my grandparents worked for this piece of property and how they prayed for it and hoped for it and cried for it, and labored for it, it would be sad to just say, i'm gone. >> go get them and drive by. >> if i decided to leave, everyone in my family would have to agree to it. i would leave no one. because we were here together, and we leave together if we have to. >> in real life

she's been unwelcome at royal gatherings since her 1996 divorce from prince andrew. it know, bill. the king's speech, i saw it with my mom. i went home to vegas last week, and it was amazing. i even cried. >> really? i heard the script is very well -- the actors are good. the script is good. >> geoffrey rush and colin firth were amazing. >>> one brave group of boy scouts actually chose to spend 24 hours outdoors in frigid temperatures. the subzero sleepover gave the scouts a chance to learn how to adapt and overcome and earn their zero hero badge. learning to build snow caves and dress properly in arctic weather. scouts are learning to embrace where they live and when it was all over, they probably gave a pretty snug embrace to their warm beds too. i would as well. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> computer geeks from around the world managed to pull themselves away from their screens to attend a huge technology fair in brazil. thousands camped out for a week to attend the campus party.

i think each of those acts, mccartney, prince, springsteen, the rolling stones, i think their body of work really speaks for themselves. they have a huge number of hits that appeal, as we said, to numerous people across many demographics. however, this year we've really strived and made an effort to embrace a younger crowd and a younger audience with the act that we've chosen. >> to perform before a live audience of close to 100,000 and a tv audience of more than 100 million, i would think top artists would demand astronomical fees, and yet i understand the nfl only pays for the artist's expenses. how do you get away with that? >> that's 100% correct, rick. it is the biggest exposure day you can get, so for instance the way we look at it is if a super bowl spot is going for $3 million and you're on stage for 12 minutes, if do you that math, you're getting an unbelievable amount of exposure. so we agree to pay for your costs, and the rest is up to you to put on the best show possible. >> even without major talent fees, i understand that staging the half time shows is very expensive. an

seconds old when danielle agora fouled suburban to the box and ryan giggs converted from the spot to prince and i did have the match also saw lupul captain steven gerrard sam tall for diving in rationing on michael carey just off to the hof. burying the reds hopes of a comeback huge frustration for attending hero dalglish while for united be one no one is enough to progress to a full round where they will face league one side southampton. elsewhere told them easily defeated and now the league one club charlton's first scoring three without reply jermaine's to full with a brace and this one while davidson and dressed down school open up chelsea how by and they've switched goal scored six more against the final score of seven nailed frank lampard netting twice for the blues which set up a last sixteen meeting with adverts and in the late game manchester city drew at last the underdogs open the scoring in the first minute city then pulled a habit last and that is an equaliser in the sixty fourth minute the two. all draw meetings there will be a week late. in tennis with through to the second round o

crowds gathered in port-au- prince. >> i came here to be with other people. but a memorial service was held to honor the more than 220,000 people killed when the quake hit exactly one year ago. 80, up one of the world's poorest nations, is from the effects of the disaster. only a few of the destroyed buildings have been rebuilt. i around 1 million made homeless by the earthquake are in -- of around 1 million made homeless by the earthquake are in makeshift accommodations. former u.s. president bill clinton is the u.n. special envoy to the country, and it is his job to coordinate it aid to. he says some has been slow in coming. >> much of that which was allocated for the first year -- and in 2010, this year, we have all of 2011 >> the historic market building in the capital was officially reopened on the first anniversary of the devastating quake. >> our correspondent is in port- au-prince for us. she asked us to -- we asked him to tell us more. >> ibm in front of the cathedral. it is just behind me where thousands have gathered in their best clothes. this is

he is a great example of what our education system can do here in san prince it is. i think it is appalling at this point that the young man that wants nothing more than an education to give back is now being deported. it is a great example of what exactly is broken with our immigration system at this time. he happens to be chinese ethnically, but is not just an issue for those communities, is an issue for all americans. it is one that we should all be paying attention to a little bit more. i am here to basically -- allow us to speak to you. this afternoon, the board of supervisors passed a similar resolution. the board of trustees also passed -- we hope it brings light to this very important issue. thank you. >> good evening president kim and the commissioners. steve and i are good friends. every time we hang out, we are always laughing and he is just one of the most fun loving people i have ever met. that is why it really hurts me that something so horrible as happening to him. he has been detained in arizona for over 50 days where he is being treated like a criminal

warren christopher and people like ha that they're in need of remedial courses, they'll say, i am the great prince andrew. who are you? but, in fact, reality says all of the coherence veils little in the face of the results that they bring forth. consider these results. world war i. this was followed not by woodrow wilson's promise of a kind of universal peace, but rather by greater strife. the versailles settlement has not yet ceased to kill. iraq is, of course, one of the creatures of world war i. ask what is going to happen -- and what is going to happen there is still open to very, very deadly contention. palestine, the entire middle east was reengineeredded after world -- reengineered after world war i very badly. the warned against and the notion that we should fix the affairs between the hashmites and the wahhabis, this was a trap the united states ought not to get into. but, no, people who assume themselves to be wiser thought that we should somehow become the arbiters of the world. and, indeed, the fact that we were not, we did not become the ash terse of the world -- arbiters of the worl

they say prince was destined to find them. i think it looks like the same dog at all. >> if a dog is on the loose for four years, it gets long hair. that's the only argument you could make there. >> i don't think it is. >> i choose to believe. i really don't. >> i don't think it's him. have a good weekend.

the orthodox church well he was religious in this way that you get in the novels i think if you think of pierre or prince andrew in one piece if you think of the of the in in. the worldly young man. soldiers or landowners and people very much like himself arest attracts with women trouble and all that and then they reach a crisis in their lives and they turn to what it's all about to member prince andrew thinking he's dying. and then what it's all about is this great stride. you can identify with the ministry of nature tolstoy was full of that to the end of his days where he parted company with the church was over the claim that for example the miracles were literally true or that the church had the right to dictate to men and women what they believed in what they thought and how they should behave and so he fell out with the church in a very very big way and they eventually after he wrote the novel called resurrection which has a lamp of the holy liturgy of the orthodox church in it the extreme indicated to him didn't make any difference to him because he hadn't been going to communion anyway but he was

might be a good idea. >> i think so. prince in the blank? >> well, we think it might be chelsy davy. i found out over the weekend, actually, she's coming back to london. she's kept the place open and i think she's coming back. and i think we will see her there in april. they're very much in touch. some of the messages that they've been leaving on each other's facebook is pretty friendly. >> absence makes the heart grow fonder. katie, thanks so much. a lovely day in london there. we'll be talking to you soon. remember, you at home can be part of the royal wedding. thousands have already viewed and signed the royal wedding guest book online. sending beautiful messages. we have someone who writes, may your marriage be filled with all the right ingredients a heap of love, a dash of humor, a touch of romance, and a spoonful of understanding. go to abcnews.com/guestbook and you can join in. >>> coming up next, the husband the tiger mom speaks out for the first time. he'll talk to george. at risk for heart disease and it could be time

. >> and i wrote all the prince songs. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's very, very fun.>> no offense, but this edward guy seems like kind of a lame-ass. >> a lame what? ♪ it is my impression that lame-ass is a negative expression from whence you came. if this is the case, you should be thrown in the stocks. >> no, no, no, no! lame-ass means great, brave, courageous heart of a lion man. >> is this the honorable truth? >> yes, this is the honorable truth. >> then i am not just a lame-ass. oh, no. i am a big lame-ass! >> the biggest. >> i general edward edwardian am the biggest lame-ass in all of the land! >> heart of a lion. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "gulliver's travels" is in theaters everywhere christmas day! more with jack black when we come back, you guys! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: ladies and gentlemen, a special holiday presentation from all of us at "late night with jimmy fallon." ♪ ♪ come, they told me pa rum pum pum pum a new-born king to see pa rum pum pum pum ♪ ♪ our finest gifts we bring pa rum pum pum pum to lay befor

prince, the capital city. you'll hear a lot more statistics. i will not go through them all. i think it is clear that there's very strong political will on the part of governments and the general public to help haiti. the outpouring has been tremendous, but we're now in this window where the immediate crisis is past us and there needs to be action on reconstruction. this is where it really takes a long time to get moving. it's in a planning phase. you don't see as much of the progress as you'd like to see on the ground. and that situation, how long does that situation last and where can things go wrong, what are the trade-offs to really show tangible progress for the haitian people, is one of the key questions i think we'll be talking about today. so with no further ado, let me ask sean penn to come to the podium. >> thank you. well, in the last days, beginning yesterday and today, we understand that the office of the american states is going to make a recommendation that the candidates supported by the president of haiti, jude sillstein, drop out of the race and the run-off

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jeff in port-au-prince and i talked with him earlier today. jeff, hello.ou've been there in haiti all week t is a year after the earthquake what does it look like? give us a sense of that. >> well, hello, judy, a year later, unfortunately one has to say that for the most part it doesn't look different enough. it certainly doesn't look different enough for the people living hear that of with a been able to talk to. from the minute you get out of the airport there are estimate a large tent camp that you see. as you travel around you see them all over the place. even right behind me is an example where people who have lost their homes find whatever public land is available and create these little tent communities. some of them quite small. some of them very large. you can drive around and a lot of the debris in the city has been cleared. so it is easier to get around. but you will come across a street, you might see one building intact and then another one, and many of them completely destroyed. we saw some building downtown in the so-called iron market, a fa

all i hear is you're going to go with anecdotal evidence that you need more taxes out there, rather than statistical data and information from all of the prince george's about whether you need more cabs. i am finding out that you are bypassing procedure. you are bypassing due process. i think it is abhorrent that you would decide to go this way. i do not understand it and i think it is a mistake. having a centralized dispatch -- a lot of people call the cab drivers dependable. why do we look at figures coming from other cab companies and whether they pick up orders? the impact of more cabs has an impact as well. it may not just solve the problem. i would appreciate it if you would look at the issues. >> howard strassner followed by mark grueberg. >> the other day, i sent you guys a letter describing how to improve. i hope some of you guys had a chance to read it. there was coverage by the "chronicle" that you are considering placing fewer stops, which would feed -- which would speed up the muni. you're focusing not just on putting lines in the right places, but more than that. but you cannot just do one thing. it is not even enough to just th

does the word sound more like a cruel joke or earlier today i caught up with mother jones human rights reporter mack mcclelland from port au prince haiti she's been there twice since the earthquake hit so i first asked her to describe the situation because it was in fact in her writing that she mentioned a conversation between her photographer and the driver of a jogger said they were there to cover signs of progress the driver reportedly just began to laugh. it's true but we argued about it. today because if you if you drive around you can actually see that there are a lot of people who are rebuilding it's there's a lot of rubble removal a lot of reading instruction you know entire buildings being torn down pieces then things that are almost done or houses that have been totally redone but as my driver and translator you know that's mostly only rich people who actually have the money to be able to move for them and it's also just a very small part of the whole so you don't think you can say that there's no progress but nobody here would say that there's anywhere near close to enough so and for the majority of the population as y

. >> prince william and kate middle ton haven't said their i do's wet yet but the betting is on for probability of divorce. bets can be placed on things whether middle ton walks into westminister abby on time or if she will be late. they can put down money on the length of the wedding dress's train. >> time for perfect pet. >> and from the san francisco spca with little sofie. how are you. let's talk about sofie. >> six-year-old pure bred pug. the owner recently passed away. was treating for an eye condition she had which is very treatable so the interim caretakers weren't giving the meds she needed. so we had to remove her eye but loves to be held. good lap dog. she is pretty mellow. as long as they are not crazy and hyper. yeah, if you come to san francisco spca and come to the veterinary hospital, this is how we get to help animals to find her a good home. >> we appreciate that. >> little sofie, she deserves a great home. give the san francisco spca a call. >> first time on tv. >> all right. back to you. >> a little camera shy. >> wagging her tail. >> thanks for joining us. >> "who wants to

with the orthodox chat well he was religious in this way that you get in the novels i think if you think of pierre or prince andrew in war and peace if you think of being in. the their worldly young man. soldiers or land owners of people very much like himself as to crafts with women trouble and all that and then they reach a crisis in their lives and they turn to what it's all about to member prince andrew thinking he's dying. and then what it's all about is this great stride he can sort of. he can identify with the mystery of nature tolstoy was full of that to the end of his days where he parted company with the church.