say hello to the lovely zoe kravitz! now, you've been -- you've been at our show before, but never on the show. >> it's true. >> jimmy: explain yourself. >> i come for the free food. >> jimmy: you do. >> it's not really free, but i -- but i hang out with the manager. >> jimmy: you hang out with the roots and you go out hang out in our cafeteria? >> uh-huh. >> you guys have the most amazing cafeteria in the world. >> jimmy: we do. we have great -- >> there is so many different kinds of food. >> jimmy: it's insane. >> it's crazy. >> jimmy: you can't stop eating. >> no, it's -- and it's not healthy. 'cause i'll leave and i'll like have some sushi. >> jimmy: that's healthy. >> and an omelet. >> jimmy: no. >> and some fried chicken. >> jimmy: that's bad. >> its like things that shouldn't go -- together. >> jimmy: yeah, you always leave with like sushi, mac and cheese, a slice of pizza. you're like "what's that?" oh, you're having chili dogs today. >> jimmy: oh, cool i want that, too. >> perfect i want it. >> jimmy: how about

> adelantaran la revisión interna para agosto de este año, así lo revela una carta a la congresista zoe suspenda el progrma ajhasta que se realice la investigación. >> cada vez más y más escuchas de los gobernador que este programa no funciona, el proposito de el programa era para los criminales, pero vemos que deportan a inocentes. >> el gobve inciste que la participación en comunidades seguras no es opcional. >> ha sido una confusion debido al problema de comunicación en la administración. >> al gobierno federal le gustaría que siguiera operando. >> en seguida en univision 14, unos uniformados se niegan a salvar a un hombre que se ahogo en la playa. ---un memoÁndum interno parece contradecir las >> un memorandum interno parece contradecir a los bomberos de alameda que dice que no reciben entrenamiento en rescates acuaticos, tieneporhibido supuestamente el rescate acuatico y así murió una persona, pero el memo dice que el fondo del entrenamiento de los bomberos para esto fue aprovado. >> unos bomberos encontraron un cadáver parcialmente quemado, en buena vista con la calle hate, en un

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jennifer lawrence, zoe kravitz, nicholas holt, jeremy jones, james mcavoy. you're the granddad, kevin. >> every morning they would gather around at my feet, and i would take questions. no, you know, i was -- it was really fun working with them. it was very energizing. they were great, not only extremely talented bunch of young actors but also a lot of fun and really fun to hang out with. >> a great quote about career changes in the movies, doing something outside your wheelhouse is what keeps you alive as a creative person. and this is definitely outside your normal wheelhouse, i would say. >> well, i'd never played a billionaire mutant before, if that's what you mean. it's my first one. >> did you enjoy it? >> i did, yeah. it was great. it was great. i mean, certainly the idea of having a power, you know, is fantastic. but the thing that i really enjoyed and the thing about the x-men franchise in general is that all these characters without their mutations are very, very human. so in order to approach it i really had to approach it in terms of who the man w

clerk: commissioners, you are on item number nine, a presentation by cost -- by zoe polk. >> on april 14 of this year, our commission voted unanimously for a proposal to at a convention records to the nondiscrimination ordinance, and since that time, they have been working with community groups to put together a forums where we get input. in addition, we have been working with compliance. so we looked at models in other jurisdictions, including seattle, washington, madison, and the states of massachusetts and pennsylvania. all of these have similar legislation in place. we now know that in order to best meet the needs of those of san francisco, i am here tonight to us the small business commission to co-host a forum with the purpose of getting input from small-business owners and employees of up to best craft it compliance guidelines. this is just the beginning of an outreach effort that is being done in order to get proper input. i understand that the commissioners have received in their pocket a couple of documents that outlined the action item, so i do not want to take up too much

finally, before our time got cut off, zoe was showing you a 10- foot setback that we presented today. it was rejected but seems like a good solution. if you are not comfortable with the set back that we previously produced, we're willing to do the additional 10-foot matching might well, matching his light well. we think that solution goes more than a long while -- away. -- long way. president olague: thank you. commissioner antonini? commissioner antonini: some observations and questions. part of this is that there are areas where the city is chronically under-par, particularly in neighborhoods. downtown is not a problem. there are neighborhoods where you cannot find a place to park except street parking. for obvious reasons, many of the structures were built before there were cars. even the ones built in the 1920's, only a few units with parking. today, we are exacerbating it by not requiring enough parking for new structures. that being said, we're dealing with a specific instance here. i don't think we will cure the entire parking problem with one project. looking at some of the th

he has you know he was an heir to the i mean our zoe and we did the nixon drug war in half our prisoners won't be any well let's move along last year thirty two corporations spent more money on their c.e.o.'s and they spent paying taxes cording to a recent report by an independent research firm course a lot of corporations actually paid nothing taxes last year so even if they paid their c.e.o.'s one dollar still more than they're paying in taxes yet republican presidential candidates like tim collins he and michele bachmann are touting their new tax plans that guess what cut taxes for corporations and a parody isn't absurd enough they also want to drop the top income tax rate for millionaires and billionaires the same guys who are collecting more money than their corporations pay and axes and in fact take a look at this chart this clearly shows and you guys want to see the actual print out of it now it's mckubre and it. clearly shows that as tax rates for rich people get lower economic growth slows down these are issues solid numbers the annual marginal this is from one nine hundred fift

now caring for 7-year-old charlie, 5-year-old brady and newly adopted daughter zoe can be a challengegle with staying fit. some days i don't feel good. i feel down and i don't know why. it's hard to get through the day. >> reporter: experts say in the quest to have it all more women are ignoring their own health needs. >> women see their roles as care takers, nurturers and they are all about taking care of everybody but themselves. >> reporter: and the effect is anything but family friendly. this white house report released in march found more women than men report having a chronic medical condition. women suffer disproportionately from cancer, arthritis and depression. >> i would like help with strategies for managing it better. >> welcome to the healthy woman forum. >> reporter: now a new community outlet offers support. the first annual healthy woman's forum held last week in princeton, new jersey. it was a day for hundreds of busy moms like maryann to focus on their health and interact in workshops sponsored by local specialists including weight loss expert joy hoffman and psychol

who is the nanny, zoe, who didn't exist.l of analysis for the jury. the judge talked about the law in florida and then he states on circumstantial evidence which is there's a little more required from the state. so we can't actually just say right now, the trial's still going on. we got to stay tuned. >> the defense will begin tomorrow. what the defense could have done because you've been on both sides of this. they could have simply poked holes, right in the prosecution's case? but instead, early on, they won. they came out with a whole new theory that this little girl drowned in a pool. do they have to go about proving that theory instead of poking holes and doubt? >> you're dead on. part of why this has captivated everyone, besides the sadness of a child dying. it really is where the state is showing information and a lot of tiles you do poke holes. but here, the defense said, no, we are going to show you something. even though we don't have the burden of proof, we're going to show you that this was an accident. there's r

his daughter, zoe contributing to it, specifically addressing some of the teenagers' concerns.. appreciate it. >>> well, apple had kept the i cloud hanging over its customers for some time now. the long wait ended with a big announcement and a special appearance by steve jobs. we're going to get plugged in from silicon valley. >>> apple finally unveiled its heavily anticipated icloud service. ceo steve jobs took a break from medical leave yesterday to officially introduce it to the world. our cnn silicon valley correspondent dan simon is in san francisco. dan, tell us, what is this icloud do? what is this cloud computing? >> reporter: well, suzanne, if you asked ten different people in technology, you might get ten different responses. but the way apple is defining cloud computing is it's basically having your content with you on any device. your music, photos, no matter where you are, and the user doesn't have to do a thing. the cloud takes care of it for you. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: cloud computing has long been a buzz word in silicon valley. but with a highly an

can you run down some of those for me, zoe. >> reporter: well, i think the main one is that they took allowed to leave the 48 lower continental united states. >> that's right. >> i have to tell you, though, the fact of the matter is that i've seen a number of cases where defendants and criminal cases, especially serious criminal cases, have had their passports confiscated and this obviously was one of the situations where the prosecution thought it was necessary to ask for that but the bottom line on whether he's a flight risk or not i would say was the fact that he was released on his own recognisance. if you're free to leave and they don't charge you with anything, people think this guy is part of the community and plans to remain here and isn't planning to go running off because of these charges. >> point taken, joe johns in winston, salem, north carolina. joe, thank you. quite a scene as he was leaving. appreciate it. >>> and other news today, the man known as dr. death has died. dr. jack kevorkian spoke to cnn last year. that is coming up. >>> also, your wallet. bad news on the e