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me canso rÁpido. >> prÁcticamente vive sentada en este sofÁ.an salvarle la vida pero marixa no sÓlo carece de buena salud, tampoco tiene dinero. ademÁs estÁ indocumentada. >> me da miedo. hay dÍas que me quedo aquÍ y tengo miedo que mis hijos se levanten. >> hay que someterla a una cirugÍa donde se reduce el volumen del estÓmago. >> algunos de los vecinos se han convertido en sus Ángeles guardianes porque saben que si el oxÍgeno se acaba podrÍa morir sola y angustiada. >> necesita toda las ayudas, todas. emocional, ayudarla a levantarse, a animarse, en su casa lo que uno pueda. ella ahorita es una persona que necesita toda la ayuda. >> asÍ era marixa cuando vivÍa en honduras, el Único mÉdico que le ha visto desde que llegÓ al paÍs la diagnosticado con obesidad mordida y anemia. >> que me pusiera abierta y que caminara, que usara una tÚnica privada. le dije no tenÍa dinero. >> malÍsimo pronÓstico. >> la realidad es evidente, en esta casa a ser una dieta balanceada no es fÁcil, sin embargo sus hijos intentan seguir las instrucciones de los mÉdico

they found him on the street, he was sitting on a sofa. i immediately called a police officer and they came. they told the police officer that he did not eat for seven days. and that he did not take the medication. that is what they were very concerned about. he was put in a hospital. let me tell you. when they wanted to discharge him, they would discharge him back to the hotel. right now, he is sleeping in a home. he is still coming to our center. [chime] president chiu: next speaker. >> i am the executive director for san francisco adult day services network. of the 11, for are the originals of started back in the early '80s when san francisco helped us make adult day health care. we worked with other partners to bring in the community base service. right now, they represent 1800 people that are served annually. if they were to be eliminated, 650 caregiver's would have to reduce their hours or reduced their jobs to take care of their loved ones. we appreciate this resolution because it is very significant when we can have meaningful voic

for me, it represent as woman lounging on a sofa. >> the head designer at this french fashion house,hristian dior, this costs 600 euros, but these items are much more expensive. she uses classic stones and fine metals in unconventional ways. >> i love the world of children. i think that many of my creations remind women of their childhood, and this touches them. i want my jewelry to be a toy for them. a valuable toy. >> she discovered her passion for jewelry while still a little girl. at the tender age of 5, she created her first trinket. >> i had fake, brightly-colored plastic jewelry. and i loved i. it was almost like i was obsessed with finding real gems to match the colors of the fake jewels. >> despite having no professional training, she was hired by which a nel's costume jewelry division. >> at the time i was working with a friend and helped karl lagerfeld and i had seen him a few times, because my you thinkal worked for him. when he saw me, he asked me if i wanted to work with him. >> karl lagerfeld looks back fondly at their creative time together. >> she is a very special p

of us one nearly our sofa monday morning here in the russian capital top stories now from the week on not fears of foreign intervention in violence torn libya where the earlier capture of british soldiers outraged at a foreign presence in the region experts say it's not concern for these nice people but interest in oil as food and some western reactions to be on the rest of the u.s. economy already suffering from soaring prices at the pump. hillary clinton asked for extra funds to spread the u.s. media message abroad as a growing number of people turn to other countries' news outlets to get a fresh view on world events. and russia's law enforcement is about to get a major overhaul starting with a dramatic read grounding of the service tries to improve its reputation any question however whether the much trumpeted reform will go beyond paperwork and cosmetics. thomas will be here and that's in half an hour as the news continues but in the meantime when there's no shortage of food on this planet millions of people still starving every day well next we investigate who's winning from the

what you should do is look at the sofa and marinate with it. you have to give your unconscious mind time to process. think about it. study it. distract yourself. take a nap. go to sleep. think about it the next day. then go with your gut. >> brown: to tell your story you've created two character gses harold and erica, follow them from cradle to grave. >> right. >> brown: and look at their lives and their decisions through the research. why that device? >> i did it.... >> brown: really search but fictional characters. >> right. i did it for a couple reasons. one i wanted to show how the research played on nut sort of concrete situations. that i could put the characters in. second, i thought it was just more fun to read when you can see the flow of a life and the problems people face. and then finally, you know, when you write about the uncon shs and the conscious communicating, the conscious mind thinks in essay form and sort of logical argument. but the unconscious thinks in narrative form. so i wanted the book to match the subject matter. so s

down the hall -- >> some sofas here, you sit down, you have a bar, you can watch tv, and you try on clothes>> reporter: and that's just her closet. great views from the master bath, naturally. or perhaps the scene rip's more interesting inside. how many of us can fit in this shower? >> i would say eight and nine people. >> eight and nine. >> reporter: this is a party house. >> yes. a definite party house. i think a single or married guy that is going to collect houses and like to come once a year, invite people and basically party here. >> reporter: there are five kitchens and 12 refrenl ray or thes. appliances headen behind 250-pound sliding marble slabs a wine cellar. a palm grove trants planted at a cost of $65,000 per true. a 175-inch 3d screen in the screening room/recording studio. with $3,000 customized remotes scattered around the house. >> in every room, you can have a different movie, you can have different music. you control everything from this. you want to turn on your jacuzzi upstairs, you control it from here. >> reporter: this private island, indian creek, is shared by just

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on takeoff sofa common industry. the harsh winter make schools even more enjoyable. and when everyone can train to be a stump not. come to the young or small. russia close up oxy. and the d.v.d. radio in they can intensive no number for the bars because of this great guitarists. most dangerous. radiation that exists in the nature. of a car in the vicinity of known differentiated so produces so many changes including cancer leukemia. arising out of the immune system. you don't have to have a college degree you know you have to bring education to understand big you should read radioactive materials all over somebody's backyard that you've got a problem. we'll . bring you the latest in science and technology from around russia. we've dumped the future of coverage in india on g.'s of a level in the grand central shares in limbo and the taj mahal. polish president limbo the shores of fame which results none of beatriz will look close to go in the hall hutto surges some. town foolish kind of search on. the media to judge the hotels church in new delhi hotel. eighty hoto cl

settlements are the more difficult it is to evacuate you don't want to panic or probably to get them to a sofa of actuate i may be on within we put themselves in harm's way but when thousands of lives are on the line such a policy can easily be counterproductive there is a growing distrust among people in japan that the information we're receiving is not informing us to the extent that we would like it to and it has reduced it just makes people all the more uncertain and. can't trust the information they're being given as it stands apparent appears to be balancing on the brink of a nuclear meltdown and though the official version of the vents implore is everyone to stay calm history shows not all of their words could be taken at face value in tokyo it goes cold. and keeper art to date with the very latest breaking news all of the vision of a power plant out artie's twitter page find out what's happening in the capital tokyo when the gas a little more than the one hundred kilometers from the nuclear power plant also villages news of the devastation in the country under most interesting links al

candy crush sofa come an industry. the harsh winter make schools even more enjoyable. and when everyone can train to be a stop. to the campus last. push a close up oxy. that is the tom foreman and is told me oh the creation of the food system the global food system is not created to feed the people of the world is created to maximize the profits. gernot trading the actual cash physical grain or trading promises for grain to be delivered a month or six months or twelve months or eighteen months in the future. for reasons madi regulate silver or gold they can be negotiated and accorded to some degree in. some places. water. possibly it's not traded now. but it could be in the future. to keep. it going to keep. well. we're talking about the legacy of the help of a chance. but first let's see what russians think about it the last leader of the soviet union gorbachev is now eighty years old and his name is forever linked with the times to reform the soviet system and his policies have received different assessments through the years the russian public opinion research asked

with the breakdown of today's event let's go to kara tsuboi with us here on the cbs sofa to tell us allt we can expect or what you -- do you know anything about it? >> good morning. >> reporter: in typical apple fashion we know nothing about this event. we simply know it has a number 2, that could be for march 2. and it has the ipad. this is the original. >> i was going to say. if you had the real mccoy? >> no, not the inside pipeline to steve jobs. this is the original. and so everyone is expecting the second version to be unveiled. >> what are they talking about what they think will be on the new version? >> they are talking about perhaps a camera on both sides similar to the iphone 4 so you can do the face time, the back- to-back video conferencing chat. also, they are expecting a slimmer sleeker design. i mean, apple is known for its industrial design. it's already pretty -- >> looks nice, sleek and slim. >> could get thinner. >> is it marketing genius? i just got an ipad 1. now i have to get an ipad 2. they must already know what the ipad 3 is going to look like hey, six months a y

i have to buy a sofa. and it's not the first time i said not the merchandise mart. and imagine trying to explain to your future father-in-law what you're going to do for a living and how you're going to support his daughter. fortunately, in 1972 there was some activity in cattle. there was a lot of protests, i forget whether prices were too high or too low, but suddenly all the channels in the chicago, the news teams had stock footage of the trading floor, and people would say, oh, are you one of those people who goes down and shouts and says, yes, and they would shake your hand and walk away. so i think that sense really helped change things, and i think today if you called up channel 9, they'd have a massive collection of stock footage of the trading floors. and that really started to change things. but up until the '90s, the only -- '70s, the only schools that taught anything about futures trading were the university of illinois, iowa. there was one book on the futures business. if you walked into any bookstore up until, really, the early 1970s, maybe even the mi

official portrait, but it's the one she wanted to keep and she said to him, that's me, she's on the sofaeading a book. she was also a writer. when her children were away at school and her second husband died in 1975, she began trying out ideas for different careers, and one of the first things she tried is writing an anonymous piece for the "new yorker" and wrote on photography. indeed, one of the books she had in her room when she died in 1994 was a book congressmen rating an essay prize she won as a young woman at miss porter's school in connecticut. being a writer was also important to her identity. after her "new yorker" piece was published, her formal white house secretary suggested that she get in touch with an old friend of her whose family firm was the viking press, a major publishing firm, later acquired by penguin. she met with tom and thought it would be great to have her own board. he thought she knows everyone, has the best sort of address book in new york, we can get good book projects out of here and it's good pr for the company as well. he was happy to take her on in 1975

jackie on the sofa reading a book. she was also a writer. when her children were away at school and her second husband died in 1975, she began trying out eyes for different careers ideas for different careers. she wrote a piece for the new yorker on the new institute of contemporary photography in new york city which was then on fifth avenue. and, indeed, one of the books she had in her room, in her bedroom when she died on fifth avenue in 1994 was a book commemorating an essay prize she'd won as a young, as a young woman at miss porter's school in connecticut. so being a writer was also important to her identity. after her new yorker piece was published, her former white house social secretary, latisha baldridge, suggested that jackie get in touch with an old friend of theirs, tom ginsburg, whose family firm was the viking press. a major publishing firm later acquired by penguin, but at this stage the family firm that belonged to the ginsburgs. she met with tom ginsburg, he thought it would be great to have her on board. he thought, she kno

number one, sofa, 41%, sofa. number two, bathroom. you take a break, leave it in there.he dresser drawer. 4% leave it in the fridge -- >> i've done that. >> -- or freezer, getting a snack, whatever. and number five, 2% leave it in the car. which i find -- i don't know what you do with -- >> here you go. >> oh, thanks. >> oh, thank you. lity, that is what president obama told the nation about the u.s. military involvement in libya. >> but was the president specific enough in stating his case? it's tuesday, march 29th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning. i'm peggy bunker. >> and i'm rob nelson. >>> the president's address comes as libya's rebel forces gain even more ground invading moammar gadhafi's turf. >>> and also coming up, the radioactive nightmare in japan. see why it's called a slow-motion meltdown at the fukushima nuclear plant and why it's such a serious threat. overhead pictures are unbelievable. >>> also later in this half hour, one of our producer's favorite stories of the day, is a growing trend out there, believe it or no

it's hard to go in a furniture store, look at a sofa there and figure out "how is that going to look at home?" so what he discovers is you shouldn't make a list, you should study the furniture, let it simmer in your mind, get distracted and then maybe a day later go with your instinct because unconsciously you'll process it. now, not all decisions should be made in this way, just the testimony of the fact that we thought-- and freud encouraged us to think-- that the unconscious is this tangled weapon of sexual urges. but in reality what we seemed to discover is that the unconscious is a way of processing the world like the conscious mind, just a different way. >> rose: let me connect you and this subject of neuroscience. was there one thing that led you to say "i want to go on this journey"? >> it started by happenstance. you've done so much on the show and i think once you get into it it's exciting and because it opens up vistas, you see yourself in a different way. i really see the whole world in a different way. and it's not my research, i didn't do it. i just report on what other

last month selling jewelry, high-heeled sneakers and perfume, all from the comfort of her living room sofa mary j., rod stewart joins countless others 365 days a year coming right to your living on hsn. although the name may have shrunk. how many studios do you have? >> seven studios. >> reporter: the channel formerly known as the home shopping network has grown. high-charged windy grossman has spent the last five years reinventing every single hour of programming. >> why couldn't our 24-hour cooking events be like watching the food network or fashion like home events. >> reporter: for on-air entrepreneurs the schedule is grueling. >> coming up at 2:00 a.m. -- >> reporter: 24-hour shifts, an hour at a time, every four to six hours. stephanie greenfield comes down every month. >> it's part of the game. you either say, i love it here, i love my ladies, and sometimes, talking at 3:00 in the morning, they can get up and not feel like they're alone. >> reporter: the sets are torn down and rebuilt for each entrepreneur. when we were there, clothing and beauty products were being sold. but in the

i'd sit down on the sofa and they'd go over the pictures that i'd take one of those pictures back to the newspaper so they could print it the next day to announce this young person had been killed. and i remember how incredible it was to be there at that moment when the family was in such incredible agony and grief and to get the feeling of their loss, even thinking about it right now, i can feel it. and i went out and picked up so many pictures over the course of a year or so, just in that -- while i was doing that job. and it was just the same thing over and over again. people talking about how proud they were of their young person who served, and wanting everyone to know how much they love the country and how much they love service. those memories stay with me. all of us who had friends who fought in vietnam and didn't come back, you know, including people i played baseball with, people who i just used to pal around with. and when you know people who get killed in war, it becomes personal. when you know family members who are out there and exposed to that environment, it's very pe

. >> con estos capÍtulos de dos horas que nos tienen allÍ pegados al sofÁ. >> vamos a ver el triunfoia potestad compartida conmigo porque no hay de demÁs. me encantarÍa que mis hijos fueran pajes pero no quiero platicar que si los voy a invitar, no. voy a hacer partÍcipe en general y a la prensa en general. >> quÉ supuestamente tÚ sabÍas que habÍan dicho que en cualquier momento se casaban pero parece que serÍa a finales del aÑo. >> ya oÍmos que no estamos invitados. nos van a hacer partÍcipes. >> esta es una relaciÓn que todo el mundo espera que se dÉ. pero hubo otra relaciÓn que fue lo contrario, tras el reciente anuncio de la separaciÓn de mijares y lucero, ahora lo relacionan a Él con una mujer de mexicali. >> dicen que la ex pareja de lucero parece haber olvidado a lucerito desde hace algunos meses porque sostiene una relaciÓn sentimental con una mujer de mexicali, llamada lorenza. >> esta mujer de 45 aÑos de edad, aproximadamente, mijares parece que la visitaba desde hace tiempo para ser precisos cada dos semanas para quedarse con ella dos o tres dÍas. >> asÍ es, lorenza es una

now and looking in -- >> we are getting thousands of videos online, of people looking under their sofasit's so exciting. we discovered, nobody's asking. we just weren't asking anymore if it was made in america. we went on capitol hill, jon karl did. and discovered that not only the little white houses they sell, and the coffee mugs on the george washington bust made overseas. but the little american flag pins are made in china. >> don't tell us that. >> the american flag pins are made in china. i'm not kidding you. >> this makes you think of the new chrysler spot that's getting so much attention. when it says, imported from detroit. imported from detroit. it does seem like we have to continue to look at what we here in america are able to get. >> and we're not talking about revolutionizing the whole global economy. $64 -- extra dollars a year, 200,000 jobs. >> thought you were paying me for a minute. i was getting hopes up. i won't tell you what the response was when i said that. >> don't tell. >> i'll wait for that tonight. >>> and coming up here, charlie sheen, as he's lost custody of

i say this as a mom knowing, you know, stuff that gets stuck in the sofa cracks is never nice. >> no, the oscar and felix thing. hopefully ryan is also a neat g guy, i don't know. >> we wish you the very best. congratulations on this. this is going to be quite an endeavor. and if you're going to have parties at the cave, give us a call. we'll watch a couple of games with you. >> right now. you guys have an absolute welcome invitation any time you want to come down and hang out with me. >> be careful what you offer, my friend. >> mike o'hara. mlb.com, you can follow mike along for the next six months. he's got a house mate, as well. >> he'll be tweeting. >> exactly. going to blog about the whole thing. >> it's actually pretty good. major league baseball opens up today, march 31st. going to be a little cold in some parts of the country. yankees opening up in new york. >> it really doesn't matter, does it? you could be out there in that stadium -- >> it's baseball. >> it's baseball. >> rite of summer. >> enjoy your opening day if you are headed out to the ball bark. we'll see you tomorro

. >> pero estÁ para desinfectar cualquier superficie, un sofÁ, una cama. >> cuÁnto cuesta?.de un cable. >> quÉ interesante. >> pero tambiÉn tiene su propio... integrado, aquÍ tienes distintas aplicaciones que puedes utilizar para entrar. >> a la pÁgina de univisiÓn e imprimir un artÍculo directamente desde aquÍ. >> ahÍ lo tenemos. >> o sea que puedes imprimir de dÓnde te encuentres. >> tiene su propia direcciÓn de correo electrÓnico, cualquier cosa que mandes a esta direcciÓn de correo electrÓnico. >> llegas a la casa y estÁ listo. >> oye mi vida los documentos para tal y cual, te los mdo y los imprime. >> este es josÉ le gusta tomar fiestas. >> y esto que tiene. >> una hamaca, que viene con su bota y te la puedes llevar como una mochila, para transportar. >> y tienes para poner un vaso o una bebida, tiene un pequeÑo refrigerador. >> es un ha remo portÁt portÁti. >> cuÁnto hay que pagar por este?. >>men 99 dÓlares. >> ay! no nos aguantas. >> y tÚ. >> karla para que me des masaje. >> karla, chiqui, con ella ya lishs para listas para la entrevista con nuestra protagonista ange

. >> mary, here, of course -- >> it's like the sofa, and i get the cold shoulder. >> where to begin?y to see you for a check of the weather today. mainly because i'm hoping you can tell me when spring will start because it ain't outside. >> winter has a grip -- people >> narrator: this weather report sponsored by ashley furniture, the number one name in furniture. >> thanks so much. that's your latest weather. now here's erica. >> mary, thanks. >>> taylor anderson, first known american victim of the japan earthquake and tsunami lived out her dream. she died in a country she loved. the 24-year-old taught english in the town. officials there say she spent her final moments making sure her young students were safe. she ultimately ran out herself. her body was found on monday not far from her school. her mother and sister join us from the family home outside of richmond, virginia. thank you for being with us this morning, and our sincere condolence on your loss. >> thank you. >> gina, your husband is in japan right now along with taylor's boy friend. what's the latest that you've heard f

however a lot of us have the sort of up holstered sofa or chair. week, wash it in hot water. and even vacuum after you've taken the slip cover off, vacuum around to get rid of all of those allergens. >> let's talk about curtains and other window treatments. not only should they just be thrown out because of the way they look -- kidding. but they store lots of allergens. >> especially hard to clean drapes like these. they're just magnets for dust, pollen. you open the window, it flies right in and gets stuck right here. so again with the vacuuming, use your brush attachment or use a little device like this. really get in will. clean very thoroughly once a week. or if you can, if you're very sensitive, i'd get rid of these, go with blinds or shutters just because they're easier to clean. >> that you can dust. >> exactly. >> furniture and i guess when people have their furniture, they have lots of books, the picture frames. >> everyone keeps their knickknacks out and we love them for decoration, but they make it harder to keep your whole living space

we need to negotiate and we need to sign the status of forces agreement, sofa, with afghanistan. we need to move kickly toward the massive redeployment in july as the president promised more than a year ago. in the name of moral decency, fiscal sanity and constitutional integrity, it's time to bring our troops home. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the gentlewoman from florida. ms. ros-lehtinen: thank you, mr. speaker, before i'm pleased to yield three minutes to the gentleman from california, mr. mckeon, the chairman of the house armed services committee, it is important to underscore as undersecretary of defense -- as the undersecretary of defense has, that to withdraw from afghanistan at this time before we finish the job is to pave the way for the next 9/11. she and other officials note we need look no further than the example of a 36-year-old german of afghan origin who u.s. interrogators talked to and he revealed that osama bin laden was planning an attack on europe. without our boots on the ground in afghanistan, the plot against europe m

. >> we have a very special guest with us on the sofa.nd now bringing her charms to studio 1a. amy ryan plays human resources rep on the show. good morning. >> nice to have you here. >> happy st. patrick's day. are you scared of us? we've been entertaining you during the break. >> deeply entertained. >> we love you at michael scott's love interest. it's all going very well right now. >> yeah. there's an episode coming up called "the proposal." that doesn't give anything away believe it or not. it's true michael scott fashion. it's something that took our crew two days to clean up. >> wow. leave us hanging. >> we all love steve and this is his last season. what's the news been like on the set? >> bittersweet. there's a nice burst that's come in with will ferrell. hopefully he'll keep everyone tuned in as well. >> you've been keeping busy. a new movie coming in. >> i love this movie so much. it's called "win win." a nice irish american family in new jersey. down on their financial luck like many in this country. there's a high school wrestl

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you can do it from your sofa so it's very easy for the family to all enjoy each other.d. >> that's cute, i like that. >> there's the old school scale, and this is the wii things scale that is hooked up to the internet. just a regular scale. but what you can do is not only have it record your weight over time on a chart on your own personal private web site, but you can also tweet your weight to the internet. >> first of all, i like this old scale because if you move just right, you can shave five pounds off. this one i like. that one i don't. >> tell the whole world how much you weigh. >> this is a 3-d camera by fuji. this is the old school. remember the kodak? >> i still have one. i like it. >> it allows you to take 3-d photos. you can actually take and print 3-d photos. >> that doesn't look any -- >> it does look 3-d. she's off the page with the training wheels. >> you move it a slight interval and you can show them on your 3-d television or get them printed. >> this is the old school bike with the banana seat that we like. and the new one? >> this is an electric bike

we need to negotiate and we need to sign the status of forces agreement, sofa, with afghanistan. we need to move kickly toward the massive redeployment in july as the president promised more than a year ago. in the name of moral decency, fiscal sanity and constitutional integrity, it's time to bring our troops home. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back. the gentlewoman from florida. ms. ros-lehtinen: thank you, mr. speaker, before i'm pleased to yield three minutes to the gentleman from california, mr. mckeon, the chairman of the house armed services committee, it is important to underscore as undersecretary of defense -- as the undersecretary of defense has, that to withdraw from afghanistan at this time before we finish the job is to pave the way for the next 9/11. she and other officials note we need look no further than the example of a 36-year-old german of afghan origin who u.s. interrogators talked to and he revealed that osama bin laden was planning an attack on europe. without our boots on the ground in afghanistan, the plot against europe m

cher sleeps on the sofa to keep an eye and ear on them 24/7.t so they don't end up abandoned when they are older. to us they are like family members and we should treat them like that. >> i hope people who watched in other cities and towns across the country have the same idea. great story, jill. thank you very much. >>> just ahead, suze orman answers financial questions. all part of her new book helping people reassess the american >>> good morning. everybody. 8:56 now. i'm brent cannon. a warning for women walking on the uc berkeley campus. police say a sexual predator is on the loose. a female student says she was walking near grinnell pathway late tuesday night when she noticed somebody following her. she told police a man exposed himself and grabbed her. she screamed and other students came to help, but the man got away. >>> right now, we want to check your forecast with christina. >> good morning to you. we are starting to see the showers push into the north bay, stretching from ukiah, now santa rosa, the outskirts, finally getting your f