nellie is right. it is about proving that these are communities that matter. >> if i could add, i think it is imperative for everyone to participate in the census. the census is constitutionally mandated. it is to get a picture of who our country is, who makes up our country, and that makes everyone. i think the recent proposed amendment in the senate -- which i have to say, and i want to say, it was soundly defeated -- the status requirement was just a way to intimidate. we should not be calling for it. i do not believe in a boycott on the census. the census count determines how many congressional representatives there are. it is used to figure out funding for counties. sometimes it is our own immigrant communities who really need those resources but are in a weak position to negotiate. i cannot emphasize how important it is to understand that your information given to the census is confidential and there are extra safe marks for the information. there is also big penalties for anyone who inappropria

now we have cornell who's bringing in nellie. nellie, do you recognize this breed of dog?s, this is a portuguese water dog. sit, sit, will you go all the way down? excellent. it's also important to keep the feet clipped, the nails clipped. >> i'm sure a lot of people experience their dogs have black nails so cutting them and knowing where the quick is can be tough. >> that is tough. i'm going to pull back nellie's hair so you can see the nails. they are black and that's why it's important in this case maybe to have the nails clipped professionally because they have a lot of blood supply, a lot of nerve supply and you don't want to clip into it. there's a couple of different types of clippers. there is the guillotine type, which is really good. it helps with control. there's also a scissor type some people prefer that you can use and it clamps down over the nail. you just want to be very careful not to cut into the quick. >> which is like their cuticle? >> well, it's like our blood supply that goes all the way out to the tip of ours. so it's the pink part. so you want to do

. >> my name is nellie delgado. i am going to talk about the 10 members of my family, and we completely oppose the expansion. >> my name is gail meadows. i have lived in parkmerced for 30 years. i am a middle-class person and an african american person. the demolition takes away middle-class people in the city and african american people, 3% to 5%. i urge you to think about your legacy. do you want your legacy to be forthright and honest people, or people who took the deal because there was money involved? thank you very much. supervisor mar: are there any other members of the public who wish to speak on behalf of the appellants? please step up and you can speak. >> i apologize. i am a resident of parkmerced. supervisor mar: speaking to the microphone? >> i understand the reason you are holding this hearing, to cover your back. and to elicit more information. i understand this. also, i think the american public should stop voting for politicians, because politicians are the ones who are destroying this country. they

and nellie reyes, an immigrant community advocate. we begin tonight dialogue by hearing from each of our panelists. following that, we will hear invited testimony from several individuals directly impacted. the panel will be discussing a number of issues around comprehensive immigration reform. >> good evening. i just want to thank you all. i want to say that think we all 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

back toeveryone from ac nellie. i think about as light buchan beethoven and the king: cole porter wrote songs that have lasted and stood the test of time. people are still playing him. people are still playing bach and beethoven. >> is beethoven the greatest composer of all time? >> i do not know. enough anything, you listen to his music now, it is soothing and you have to listen, they wrote in movements in those days. i listen and read this thing one time, reading up on beethoven. there was a point in his life when they were trying to ban his music. you know why? take a guess what it wanted to ban his music while he was living. tavis: i know about him losing his hearing. >> they said it was too sexy. they said it would arouse -- tavis: he was bringing sexy back. >> it would arouse the young ladies. if you could hear the music -- if they could hear the music they play today. tavis: the other part of the story, you know you are a bad boy when you lose your hearing and you still right. >> absolutely. tavis: unbelievab

>> i heard nelly was in town. >> he was.ldn't that be amazing. >> it's not going to happen. >> we have basketball tomorrow. college. >> yes, we do. ncaa march madness is back. >> we will see you at 110 on cbs5. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com overal. plus, every new toyota comes with toyotacare, a complimentary maintenance plan with roadside assistance. we're #1 for a reason. come see for yourself. hurry in for the best selection. ♪ hurry in for the best selection. but trying to grow grass from seed in tough areas like deep shade, along the driveway, and where the kids play can be a little intimidating... until now. with scotts ez seed. it's scotts best grass seed, starter fertilizer and a growing material that absorbs water and expands to surround and protect the seeds, you'll get a thick, green scotts lawn even if you've never been successful with other seed before.

beyonce, mariah carey, and nelly f furtado said they would give away their hefty payments for performingt gadhafi parties. >>> we turn to the battle of the budget in washington. we have learned that the democrats and republicans are $50 billion apart on cuts. while they debate where the cuts come from, jon karl with new findings from capitol hill's watch dog. it wasn't hard for this group to find ideas. >> reporter: even when it comes to chickens and eggs, there's a tangle of overlapping and redundant programs. it's almost embarrassing. the food and drug administration is responsible for ensuring that eggs are safe, wholesome and properly labeled. the department of agriculture is responsible for eggs processed into egg products. the ag department is responsible for the health of young chicks, while the fda oversees the safety of the food that the chicks eat. got that? all told, 15 separate agencies have responsibility for food safety. in agency after agency, the report finds overlapping programs wasting billions of dollars, programs that are almost never assessed to see if they are actua

. >>> singer nelly furtado will receive a big donation she received. she posted on twitter that in 2007 she received $1 million from the libyan leader -- leader for a 45-minute show for guests at a hotel in italy. furtado says that she now plans to donate the money to charity but did not specify which one. >>> and beyonce, mariah carey, usher and 50-cent are being urged to give back money they received in 2008. carey was reported paid $1 million to perform on saint bart's island on new year's eve. >>> a novato man expected to appear in the marin county courtroom today after being accused of importing drug- making chemicals from poland. authorities arrested richard paul bryant yesterday. he's accused of -- accused of receiving a chemical called gbl. officials say gbl can be used to make date lane drugs and steroids. a san quentin man, a death row inmate has died of natural causes. richard ray parson was 67 years old. in 1996, he was convicted of fatally beating a woman during a robbery at her home in sacramento. now, since 1978, when the death penalty w

now they are being asked to return the big bucks they mariah carey, beyonce, usher, and on twitter nellynnounced -- 50 cent too -- >> 50 cent. >> 50 cent. she got on twitter saying she's going to donate that money to charity. pressure on the stars to give back big bucks. >> i want to see that. why did they do that in the first place? isn't that the question? you took the money. >> they may not have known the full deal. maybe a little pr, give it back. we'll see if they come through. >>> and here are some stories to watch today on abc news. opening statements begin today in the arizona manslaughter case of james ray. three people died in a sweat lodge ceremony led by ray a year and a half ago. >>> federal investigators begin hearings today into last september's natural gas explosion. eight people died in that huge blast. >>> and wisconsin's governor is warning state employees today about potential layoffs. he says jobs are now on the line if lawmakers don't pass a budget bill. the governor wants to cut union bargaining rights in order to close a deficit. >>> finally for this half hour, ac

there's, like, angie cruz, nellie rosario, loida maritza perez. i think that the whole thing with literature, from what my standpoint is, and it's going to be personal and limited, is... you know, i mean, at its core, literature is about, you know... for a reader it's about encountering, you know, the human experience. it's about encountering through other people, made up people, fantastic people, distant people, people from other times, encountering yourself. i think that as a dominican writer specifically, i think that, you know, it would be hard for me to generalize what everyone's going to be up to, what's the project of all dominican writers, or even what's the project of the reader who encounters the book. because even readers bring a project to their reading. but i certainly would argue that, you know, the fact that about a million dominicans came to the united states, specifically around the new york city area, in a brief period of time, in 20 years, basically, an entire diaspora happened in fast forward. i think that that... i think about

and we'll have music from nelly, pitbull and ke$ha, too, so join us then.e frank, who do you -- who are you rooting for in the super bowl? who is going to win? >> green bay. >> jimmy: why? you like green bay? >> because i was a vince lombardi fan. very sentimental guy. i'm going for them. >> jimmy: guillermo? how about you? >> i'm going for the steelers. >> the steelers? >> jimmy: why do you point to him when you say that, because -- he didn't say the steelers. >> i was going to go like this. >> jimmy: you were going to go like that. >> i'm going for the steelers. >> jimmy: last second change of plans? well, i hope it doesn't get ugly between you two watching the game. >> no. >> we're friends. >> yeah. >> jimmy: name one player on either one of the teams. >> tony roma. >> jimmy: a, you're thinking of the dallas cowboys quarterback, but he's actually a guy who owns a ribs chain. guillermo? >> oh, troy polamalu. >> jimmy: very good. there you go. [ applause ] guillermo did a commercial with troy or else that would have been a disaster. you know, we all get in

singer nelly furtado says she will donate the million dollars she was paid for performing for the qaddafi family back in 2007. and according to rolling stone, mariah carey, beyonce, usher and 50 cent are also being pressured to return money. >>> state regulators concerned now about safety on muni after observing train and bus drivers. last april at the castro muni metro station an inspector found a train operator who appeared to be asleep. allegedly. inspector woke him up and then he denied he was sleeping. in fact of last year, a bus driver was observed speeding then abandoning his bus to buy food. and last january a train operate wares seen with a pile of newspapers. >> these are isolated. they are not representative of our overall operation core. we have 1176 trips through our subway a day and the cpuc found a handful of folks who were speeding, accused of sleeping or accused of reading the newspaper. >> muni says the operators involved have been disciplined. >>> the family link to alzheimer's disease. >> and there is nothing sweet about this. why soda may be bad for your heart. >>> an

singer nelly furtado says she will donate the million dollars she was paid for performing for the qaddafio rolling stone, mariah carery, beyonce, usher and 50 cent are also getting pressure to return money that they received for private performances in the millions of dollars. >>> budget hearings are under way on capitol hill this morning. >> house republicans moving to pass legislation to avoid a partial government shutdown on friday, when temporary funding runs out. they are proposing a measure to pay for the government for two weeks giving lawmakers time to work out a longer-term package. >>> half of american men have a certain kind of virus and don't even know it. and it can cause throat cancer. >>> the truth about teens and tans. why some fans of the golden globes could soon be banned from the booth. >>> plus charlie sheen taking his hollywood bad boy act to a whole new level. year after year. ore in your wat feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. [ alarm blares ] you stay here hon'. give me half an hour.akfast. ahhh. ♪ ohh! ♪ [ male announcer ] so simple you could mak

he was a brit, he was a nervous nelly, he was a workaholic, and stephen will answer this, but there's a story that the grand canyon was formed when fred harvey lost a nickel and went digging for it. [laughter] >> it's -- yeah. people were not always happy when fred harvey came in because the fred harvey establishments were so much better than what existed in all these towns, they could get fresh meat off the trains where everybody else had to deal with what they could. only the passengers were happy about fred harvey. the thing that was fascinating to me, all my books are about families, family dynamics, and what we want in our history books is to get to know the people and their families. and what's cool that i learned and didn't know when i pitched the book is you can't really tell his story without understanding his son ford, who no one knows about, who actually was fred harvey longer than fred harvey. and most of the things we associate with fred harvey, the company, were done by ford harvey who ran the company from the 1890s until his death in 1928 staying behind his father's nam

. >> la cantante canadiense nelly furtado dijo que donarÁ una gran suma de dinero que le pagaron despuÉsaque a la legisladora, tambiÉn se recupera lentamente de sus heridas. resultÓ mÁs seriamente herido ese dÍa despuÉs de que la representante fue herida. de los trece sobrevivientes que quedaron de la balacera. tiene que tomar medicamentos para el dolor y utilizar bastÓn pero se siente confriado en su recuperaciÓn. >> tenemos mÁs informaciÓn mÁs adelante. pero quÉ tal si vamos a ver cÓmo estÁ el clima nuevamente en esta naciÓn de costa a costa? paola tiene todo. >> muchas gracias, neida. y de todo es lo que ocurriÓ ayer en el oeste de la naciÓn: granizo, tormentas elÉctricas, tornados, vientos. las bolas azules son daÑos por vientos, las verdes son daÑos por granizo, en algunos puntos en carolina del norte y en el oeste. y lo que ve en rojo es daÑo por tornado, en carolina del sur. en total lo que estÁ comprobado por el centro nacional de meteolologÍa. 5 reportes de tornado, 116 por viento fuerte y 21 por granizo. 131 reportes por los fenÓmenos meteorolÓgicos. este sistema frontal que se

y a mí mamá doña nelly que esta en un centro de la tercera edad . >> seguro que nos esta viendo ahoraeta y mira que un grupo de jóvenes ha crado una bicicleta a base de bamby y dicen que son más rapidas . >> ellos toman inspiracion para crear la suya . >> lo interesantes es que es más agil y ayuda a conservar el planeta . >> que maravilla!. >> voy a ver sí le consigo una bicicleta a mí esposa!. >> ♪ [ locutora ] cheerios es un cereal con avena integral 100% natural. y como mamá sé que lo aprenden mis hijos desde pequeños son hábitos fundamentales que los van acompañar todo la vida. con cheerios, les enseño que comer saludable puede ser divertido. cheerios es un cereal delicioso, tostado, crujiente, y con un toque de azúcar que a mis niños les encanta. [ riendo ] cheerios, nútrelos para la vida. (♪). >> bueno el presidente de venezuela hugo chÁvez anunciÓ >> bueno el presidente de venezuela hugo chÁvez anunciÓ que a partir de .1: >> hugo chávez inicia una gira por américa del sur . >> también hará seguimientos a los acuerdos de cooperacion ya establecidos y también se reunira con su co

created for oil contamination in waterways and now they're applying it to our dairy farmers so when nellie kicks over the bucket, we're going to have -- our farmers will have to build berms around the area they milk and will have to have an emergency responder's plan in case milk is spilled, all of the employees will have to be trained for the containment of the spilled milk. mr. akin: you think having some cats around in a cage you could open the cage, you think that would work or do you think the e.p.a. will want something more expensive than that? ms. black: that's an excellent question because when i talked to my dairy farmers in my district and talked about this great idea the e.p.a. has for them, one of the farmers told me they have the plan in place and when asked he said he has a barn with 15 stray cats and he's going to open the doors and well "here, kitty, kitty" and that will take care of the emergency spill. . mr. akin: how many millions of dollars do you think it's going to take to get this spilled milk under control? i'm glad that our federal government is really dealing with