when i go back to jamaica and visit the places that have been beneficiaries of the support we've gotten here in, it's very, very heart warming to see the hard work that we've put in place here and to see the rewards on that end and the appreciation actually from those there who have never met many of the people here who support us but send much thanks because all the efforts that are done on this end are definitely put to good work. and also here in washington, d.c., many of the organizations we support as well. >> you have two new organizations, bright beginnings and mary center. they actually change children's lives and futds. >> they -- futures. >> they absolutely do. with respect to this year's theme, we're focusing on the importance of tracking developmental milestones. so making sure babies get their well child checks and making sure those developmental milestones primarily height and weight are looked at very closely because we know that a child is ready to learn if they're healthy and prevention starts early. the link between good health and education is compelling. so we need t

you've got to -- sorry, we're going to be in jamaica.you can get a satellite hooked up we'll do it. and so we fudged the wide shot. rob burnett got the guy in the day before he left for jamaica. so in the wide shot we have a stand-in. but then as we go down the line they dropped in the close-up of wayne isom, who was not there that night but -- >> wow. >> -- vacationing in jamaica. >> very impressive. >> it was very -- it was fraud is what it was. >> but you got the job done. >> but we got the job done. you do what you need to do. >> and another memorable night was the night you decided -- or the day you decided to bring the show back that night. because it was right after 9/11. and television as we knew it was shut down. it was all about the news. and over and over again we would live through this horrible phase of our lives. and then one day you called me, about 2:00 in the afternoon, and you said, i'm going back on the air, i'd like you to join me. i was very flattered. and sure enough, you went back. you remember that night? >> i rem

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. >>> y agua de jamaica. >>> orchata, y pozol rojo que nos van a adar. >>> momento de nuestra últimallones de familias de inmigrantes indocumentados, también el lucrativo negocio del alquiler del viente y una latin@ univiseno ero union fd@@ivisio n o univnosticierivisiosenision@@ hin fdsiasunivis@@notici univiso @@ticierivisiosision@@notio univ o n n s @ i >>> los mariachis dan a conocer con canciones sus preferencias, vamos con maría antonieta collins que estuvo en la plaza garibaldi. >>> las notas se afinan en la plaza de garibaldi, a unas horas de las elecciones en méxico. >>> es mi gallo, claro que sí, y vamos a ganar. >>> aunque desde anoche los mexicanos viven la ley seca, eso no ha detenido a los mariachis de hacer sus pronósticos políticos, y arrancan con el rey que la dedican a enrique peña nieto (♪ ♪) >>> con el rey, es obvio que se la ponen al puntero, al que fuera, enrique peña nieto o cualquiera. >>> tienen listas las canciones para cada uno >>> sabes una cosa, dedicada a la candidata josefina vásquez mota. >>> si es presidenta, vamos adelante. >>> con josefina vásquez m

of shootings in south jamaica. what are we going to do about all of these shootings young kids getting shot in the school yards. i said you have to bring in kelly and debt anti crime in here it means stop and frisk. the reverend floyd flight the one who beat the united states congress back in 1986 has stepped up now. he supporteds it to get these guns off the street. what is happening is innocent young kids, black kids, latinos, everybody is getting shot. we have to get the guns off the street. there's a way of doing it. there is a way to go up excuse me we have shootings around here we have a lot of guns. you pat them down nicely i am sorry i have to fill this paper out. if you ever need anything you were really a gentlemen to me. you don't throw somebody against the wall and disrespect them. you leave them with a smile on their face and you will be able to deal with people. >> we will talk more about stop and frisk. do you feel a sense of consolation so many came out today to honor him? >> it kind of lifts me up

of shootings in south jamaica. what are we going to do about all of these shootings young kids getting shot in the school yards. i said you have to bring in kelly and debt anti crime in here it means stop and frisk. the reverend floyd flight the one who beat the united states congress back in 1986 has stepped up now. he supporteds it to get these guns off the street. what is happening is innocent young kids, black kids, latinos, everybody is getting shot. we have to get the guns off the street. there's a way of doing it. there is a way to go up excuse me we have shootings around here we have a lot of guns. you pat them down nicely i am sorry i have to fill this paper out. if you ever need anything you were really a gentlemen to me. you don't throw somebody against the wall and disrespect them. you leave them with a smile on their face and you will be able to deal with people. >> we will talk more about stop and frisk. do you feel a sense of consolation so many came out today to honor him? >> it kind of lifts me up

and in jamaica that became the house drink of the united fruit. >> united fruit becomes -- how many of you know anything about the history of bananas or united fruit? you ever work for united fruit? this is why you have to buy this book. there are revelations plenty here. and in many cases, and something rich writes in here. what i took from this story, the eagles and excesses but the optimism that characterized his life that he could indeed be triumphant and love and the good and the bad to enroll in college, sign up for classes and pay tuition and study the life of sam the banana man. set him in his youth. destiny that he finds bananas or do you think which had he found some other kind of business that he would have been successful because this is a character out of a great novel. was it serendipity? was it good fortune? bananas as opposed to oil wells or something? >> i believe character is destiny. if it hadn't been bananas, if he were in a different part of the country he would be successful with something else. he grew up until he was 14 on a wheat farm in western russia and his

t a de tamarindo y jamaica. aparte de ricass saludables. >> comenzamos con el agua de jamaica.zclamos con agua con azÚcar y lee shams el concentrado ysto. >> tambiÉn tiene calcio y vitamina d. por eso que es muy saludable ye puede estar con todo. >> perfecto. >> entonces quedÓ y pasamos a la tercera que es nuestra agua de arroz. ¿yo creo que es la mÁs famosa? la mÁs internacional. >> remojar elrroz blanco >> es todo <.> >> luego lo vamos a estar. >> lee vamos a echar lec condensada. aquÍ cuanidando >> se le echa un poquito. >> ahÍ estÁ mas o menos y revuelve. >> ya quedÓ nuestra agua de o ochata. >>> me gusta mucho la de tamarindo. >> saben seÑores, de los Ángeles nos despedimos, nos vamos a refrescar, como no tienen alcohol seguimos con mÁs aquÍ en el estudio. en "despierta amÉrica." jackie. >> lo que pasa con este calor, >> eh! increÍble. >> ! >> ¿quiÉn quiere agua? ay! ay!. >> ay! ay!. >> cuidado. >> en donde estas? cuidado con la punterÍa. >> le y a decir una cosa. >> que triste el chorro que sale de esa pistola. >> eque mala punterÍa. >> mire, le va a decir, paquita la del

t a de tamarindo y jamaica.y saludable y se puede estar con todo. >> perfecto. >> entonces quedÓ y pasamos a la tercera que es nuestra agua de arroz. ¿yo creo que es la mÁs famosa? la mÁs internacional. >> remojar el arroz blanco >> es todo <.> >> luego lo vamos a estar. >> lee vamos a echar leche condensada. aquÍ@@despierta ame >>armen salinas, mando un abrazo muy cariÑoso a todos los conductores de "despierta amÉrica." por sus 15 aÑos ya. >> eh >> oh! >> eh! >> ahora nos vamos a decir y seguimos? >> ¿paramos? >> no >> seguimos? >> sÍ. >> agachate. >> parabajo. >> venga, venga. ¿cÓmo te llamas? >> gabriela. >> ¿de donde eres? >> honduras. >>> ¿tu? >> ok. >> vamos a bailar con las dos al mismo tiempo. >> yo soy honesto, con las dos al mismo tiempo n puedo eran otras sÉpocas. >> que no tiene... ¿cuÁl es su nombre? >> gabriela. mucho reggeaton. ♪ yo te quiero saludar y mami un reggeaton bair ♪ ♪ con razÓn y mira llega de honduras ♪ ♪ oye mami ponte a gozar ♪ esto se pone caliente creo que gabriela va a ganar ♪ ♪ m

cup.was the crystal city.through crystal a fundraiser and silent auction benefit struggling families in jamaica the event. the sure they were enjoying air conditioning. >> temperatures may be a degree or to a cooler. sticky. will feel we had a few days of below average ratings. the clear skies will stick around for another six or eight hours. by tomorrow, clubs will approach from the west. degreeecond 90- plus day. 100 in 1964. 88 degrees, that is the now.rature right laughter -- after a 11 and we are -- we have 79 at arlington. right now 81. at 94 degrees. temperatures above average. 70 in martinsburg. manasseh's at 72. frederick at 73. we will drop another 548 degrees by tomorrow. of warm air to ground but stalls out later afternoon and we will and all thissteam our way. will move bring us the potential for one on tuesday.of rain a few lingering showers by wednesday. after that, it will be in the will and temperatures start to cool down. temperatures do not fall a lot. daytime highs hovering around the 90-degree mark. cooler off to the west. 82 to 85 degrees in the mountains. here are the sho

i also invited jamaica up because she wanted to share a little bit. having been a teacher, my focus would be in terms of talking about the opportunity for a large muscle exercises, to look at not just opening up the large area for folks to go out and play. how it can support the system so you can hire someone to do organized activities. just because the area is open to them doesn't mean they are going to go out and use it for large muscle play. i would suggest talking about having access to the area and making sure that the access is effective or relevant and meets the purpose. you see it in schools all the time, at recess once you get the -- they are going to actually be active. if you are going to talk about doing this, look at it comprehensively and intentionally, make sure that there is something for them to do. >> i am here with -- i want to say that i was once a juvenile, and we did not have an option whether we could go outside or not. i think it wasn't really fair for us because some people really did not go, they sat in their rooms all day. i

and jamaica is considered a bong, my sidekick, bill schulz. and if hilarity was a limbo i would do him on the beach until my back gave out. sitting next to me, jim norton, his comedy special "please be offended" airs on epics. and he is the propaganda spreader you would love to put in a shredder. good to see you, pimp. >> today in "the times" and he curved the arrest of pedestrians caught with small amounts of marijuana. after making announcement they ripped out the sports section and smoked the entire thing and said, somebody get me a coffee cake. ♪ all the news that's sphit -- that's fit to print ♪ >> on sunday during the teen mom network movie awards they trotted out actress sarah jessica parker touting an upcoming show, roll the ad. >> the guy who ended the war in iraq, the guy who said you should marry anyone you want and the guy who created four million new jobs, that guy, president obama and michelle are coming to my house for dinner on june 14th, and i want you to be there too. but you have to go to join obama.com for your chance to wi

♪ aruba, jamaica, ooh, i want to take you to bermuda, bahama, come on pretty mama ♪ [cheers and applauseat's where we want to go way down to kokomo. incidentally, i am available to stud. [ laughter ] nation, this is a great day for america-- but it puts enormous pressure on the athlete. if rafalca wins, we could see her face on a box of wheaties! if she loses, on a bottle of elmer's. [ laughter ] sad, sad, but it's true. [ laughter ] and the huge part i played here did not go unnoticed by brian o'connor, "the voice of dressage." jim? >> first of all, i'd like to give a big shout out to mr. steve colbert. we're very pleased that you were able to give us a wonderful prep for our national championship. we have had a great response from the wonderful and understanding fans of dressage or dressage usa here in gladstone, new jersey. >> stephen: oh, that's embarrassing. i've been pronouncing it "dressage." evidently, it's "dress-age." thank you, brian, for that mess-age. [ laughter ] and, folks, to thank me for the bump, ann romney and the united states equestrian federation made me this video

. ♪ aruba, jamaica, i want to take you ♪ bermuda, bahamas, come on pretty mama ♪ >> stephen: whoo! i just get swept up. (laughter) nation, sing it with me, the official seventh inning of dressage. ♪ take me out to the horse ring ♪ take me out to dressage ♪ by me some johdpers and a velvet hat ♪ i don't care if the orchestra's flat ♪ let me softly clap for the home horse ♪ if he don't win he'll be glue ♪ for it's one, two, five co-pays at you're out at the united states equestrian dressage championships in gladstone new jersey ♪ (cheers and applause) i am xauszed. folks, clearly romney is surging and how's president obama reacting? well, conveniently folks classified info about his anti-terror operations happen to be leaking all over the news. first there were reports about a so-called kill list of terrorists, then u.s. involvement in stux nest t attacked computers in iran's nuclear site. then rumors of a war going on in afghanistan. (laughter) although i'm not sure i believe that one. i think we'd hear something about it on the news. (laughter) you don't have to be a seens you to s

this is 50% off a retreat to a secluded reef in negril, jamaica. this includes a full spa, natural sea water pool, yoga, snorkeling, breakfast/dinner included daily. you can find this one on google offers. you have to buy your own airfare of course before booking your hotel. and how about $39 for a complete auto detail package valued at $135? empire auto detailers will come to any location within 25 miles of beltsville, maryland. living social is offering you a chance to get this deal for $14 if you use their deal bucks program. if you have an offer you've seen or if you're a local merchant with a deal for our viewers, i'd love to hear from you on facebook. >>> we have a check on the news before you go but we want the give you -- to give you -- we will have a check on the news before you go. great. [ male announcer ] olympic tennis players bob and mike bryan do a lot of sending... and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. [ bob ] i got the tickets. [ male announcer ] and with

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packed with a mix of young wannabes and old dreamers, like doug who had to promise his wife a trip to jamaica to let him come. >> mid-life crisis. you got a corvette. i came here. >> reporter: there's allen waller, a minister from philadelphia. >> i don't believe in violence, but i do believe in defense. i appreciate knowing how to handle myself. >> reporter: and then there are young guys like jeff, who's actually on his way to b.u.d.s. >> i've wanted to be a s.e.a.l. since fifth grade. i didn't just want to be in the military. i wanted to be top of the food chain. >> reporter: he's the kind of quiet guy you'd dismiss until he holds his breath for 3 1/2 minutes. >> the difference between s.e.a.l. team and all the other courses is that big black scary ocean out there and the lack of guys who are comfortable in it. that's why it's such a small fraternity. >> reporter: and on hell night, these desk jockeys, high school students and suburban dads are forged into warrior teams. on the anvils, pain and humiliation. ♪ turn yourself around >> humor me. >> just get you guys out here and do this stuff

. ♪ >> reporter: royalty or not, you can't come to jamaica and expect to escape without winding yourt we've received has been utterly amazing. >> reporter: and whether it's dancing in the backyard of a youth center or touring the wards of a children's hospital, it's clear how easily harry responds to the young, and they to him. ♪ you're very, very special, you're very, very special, special you, special you ♪ >> i think it's often said he is a bit of a child himself. his words, not mine. and i think he just -- he can play at their level. and understand what's kind of going on in their heads. as i say, you know, pick up a ball or just, you know, flick or stick his tongue out, whatever it might be. the way he engages is great. ♪ if you are nearby this isle, if you are nearby this isle ♪ >> reporter: children are the center of prince harry's charity, santabali which he sent up in 2006. the mountain kingdom in southern africa made a deep impression on harry when he spent two months there during a gap year after finishing school. >> i want to go somewhere where there's an aids problem cen

the reasons why she clung to other people's children it is because she had left her six children in jamaicaand being without her children filled that void. >> she found a second home with the jesus is lord ministries and worked at day-care centers in the area. >> she was very good in communication with children, as a teacher, a counselor, whatever. and she would always do a good job. >> but esmond also has to contend with her own demons. she has psychological problems. at times showing dangerous signs of agitation and psychosis. in june 2008, esmond loses her job and is evicted from her apartment. in the early hours of june 18th, she breaks. >> everything just changed. she changed from one personality into next just as she did. >> esmond green is out of control, and pastor marilyn johnson calls 911. emergency medical technicians arrive. esmond is admitted involuntarily to the psychiatric emergency room of the kings county hospital in brooklyn. >> one thing about the psychiatric emergency room, it's not like an ordinary emergency room. once you're taken in, they won't let you out without per

and how do you assess their chances against the jamaica in london? >> ato: tom, this u.s. team i think is better than the u.s. team that went to beijing in 2008. yes, the showdown is certainly set. jamaica versus the usa. but this u.s. team is well capable of at least getting a medal in beijing. they only got one medal. >> tom: all right. so as justin gatlin accepts congratulations and interacts with the crowd, that will do it for us here in eugene. tomorrow in prime time, the countdown to the london olympic games continues on nbc as olympic gold medalist michael phelps and ryan rochte face off in the pool as the u.s. olympic swimming trials tomorrow at 8:00 eastern on nbc. >>> coming up next, it is an all-new "dateline," followed by back-to-back episodes of "america's got >>> i just remember sitting there, going, i cannot believe i'm having to do this. this sucks. >> they are your neighbors. your family. your friends. >> your claim is -- >> the new middle-class poor. midden behind the closed doors of suburbia. >> this is the face of food stamps. my children are the face o

. >> i went to jamaica and it was a very important time in my life.ealized that rest is just as important. it is equally as important. i used to always say to take a bit of rest off when you can get it which is how most people live. i have realized it is very important that when you are resting, turn off the phone, hang out and play football with your mates and get away from that world. then when you go back to work, your fresh for it. tavis: i find that what i get older, the rest makes the work better. the best ideas doesn't come to you when you are exhausted. >> when i was a kid, i imagined my life everything i was going to be, all of these amazing journeys and amazing people like me. it has come to fruition. now a kid is on facebook or testing and i sometimes wonder and worry for the imagination. but what is happening to our imagination? it needs space, the moment when you are staring into the distance and your brain gets to rise up. sleep is a great thing, but i worry about the modern imagination. i hope the world of the i, this or that doesn't cr

, wales and northern ireland, and also the queen of 15 rounds from the world that include canada, jamaica, australia, new zealand and others, and then there are 14 foreign territories. the commonwealth is the former british empire that started in the late-1940's, led by india, ireland, and others, began to become republics and they became independent. the commonwealth has stayed together. it now has 54 nations. it is a voluntary association dedicated to promoting good government, the environment and a range of issues and the queen is the head of it. that is a ceremonial role. >> could countries opt out? >> sure. and they can be kicked out for human rights violations as zimbabwe was, for example. they can also apply to be admitted. >> she played a behind-the- scenes role in seth africa, did she not? >> -- south africa, did she not? >> she did. i had conversations with the former prime minister of canada who was involved in the actions taken to get rid of the apartheid and all of the economic sanctions, and there were moments when it seemed the commonwealth would split up because of it and

so, tonight we thought it wou and joining us now, from the indiana pacers, by way of jamaica, nba all-starou? >> jimmy: you can hear wll? >> jimmy: i youtakn this competition seriously. >> oh, forget, you know, game one of the nba finals. this is the most important game of my life right here. >> jimmy: i like to hear i like to hear that. and you're opponent tohmay be the of 2fromiks hello, jeremy. [ cheers and applause ] >> hello. how are you? >> jimmy: from his home in palo alto. >> oh, it's goonow. it'od t you don't feel like it will com >> no, i think i'm ready for the change of directions and stuff hat scavt >> jimmy: excellent, thank you. right. you see? these guys are professional athletes. they're competitive, no matter what the sport, and it's time now to play an nba edition of the "skype scavenger hunt. it's a simp your job ibin ack the camera as quickly ayu rhe camera as quickly ayu all right. >> yep. >> jimmy: round one goes to the player that can bring back something they still have from something you still have fr high school. and there they go. [ chuckles ] and they're off to

. >> that was the man himself, jamaica, famous for criticizing the practices of -- jimmy goff, famous for criticizing the practices of british banking. he said he made a terrible mistake and is no longer involved in the banking scheme. give a brief idea of what these games are trying to do. >> as you say, he is very well known and that is why the attention has been on this comedian, jimmy carter. he has made jokes about -- jokescarr. he has made jokes about it and made plenty of attacks. there are thousands of these tax practitioners and encouraging people to do with as well. in his case, the scheme involved in not being paid a salary on income directly by an employer or someone you had a contract with, but passing the money to someone else would then lend you money, and variations of this game are practiced around the world. and there is a climate to crack down on this sort of thing. >> and there is an error in britain that the rich must carry their fair share -- an error in britain that the rich must carry their fair share. >> and he had over $5 million in the scheme last year. the