see you soon. - bye-bye, ellie. - see ya, ellie. - goodbye!dbye to you, too. - an octopus huggle is always here for you! oh, i can't wait to have a bath tomorrow. i'm not gonna be itchy anymore. - ah, it'll be fun, cowbella. - yeah. we'll play bath time games together. - and no more peee-ewwy! [giggling] - thanks, you guys. good night. - nighty-night. - good night, cowbella. - night. - ah... [music playing softly] - the earth is spinning slowly spinning the stars and moon now fill the sky magic glows the night's beginning so sing a lu-lu-lullaby - bath time! cowbella sure didn't like taking baths. but, you know what? baths keep you from being itchy and smelly, and you can even play games in the bathtub to make bath time fun. i love baths, and i hope you do, too. bye-bye! girl: mom, can i have a dollar? i think my purse is upstairs on the bed. it's not here. check the dining room. nope. the upstairs closet? announcer: moms everywhere are finding ways to keep kids active and healthy. get ideas. get involved. get going at letsmove.gov. rns about

he returned to see his wife, katie ellis.d hepatitis and that she is likely to have it as well and should be tested as soon as possible. but katie has shown considerably less concern than chad. >> i'm not totally freaked out or scared or anything. just something that i'm going to have to deal with. >> in fact, katie has yet to report to the medical clinic to test for hepatitis. she fears a positive result will mean transferring to the infirmary for an indefinite period of time, forcing her to leave behind the good friends she's made in her housing unit. >> without them it would be very lonely, very depressing. you know, trying to get through this by yourself. >> there's no possible way she doesn't have it. it's impossible. >> chad is still living at the salvation army in downtown tampa. but today he's ridden his bike ten miles to the jail to see katie again. >> did you go get tested for your hepatitis? >> no. >> no. and the reason why is because you don't want to get moved out of that pod, huh? >> if i lose -- i don't want to

j jemil and ellis. to see you, actually. >> how do you think we did? >> i think you guys did awesome. >> really? you don't think they wimped out a little bit at the end here? >> it's not easy to synchronize that tug. >> can i explain something? first of all, you were with jemil, i was with ellis, you weigh in at what? >> right now? >> probably 160 right now. >> he lifts me over his head. this guy is as strong as anybody i've ever seen. jamill is no slouch either. >> i appreciate that. >> how much do you weigh? sorry. >> we weigh different than what we wrestle. i wrestled at 132, probably weigh 160 right now. >> how long did it take to gain your weight back? >> a couple minutes. >> what were you at wrestling? >> the day before i was 120 kilograms, 264 pounds, and right now i could be 286. >> i'm so proud of you. >> coach, i know the competition didn't end the way you thought it was going to end. you're proud of these two guys. >> oh, yeah, absolutely. ellis is only 20 years old. he a tough draw. he has a

clark, the sheriff of selma and ellis county and against governor george wallace and a federal judge issued a statement that we had a right to march. president johnson condemned the violence in selma, introduced the violent right act and before he concluded that speech he said "and we shall overcome"" we call it the "we shall overcome" speech. it was one of the most meaningful speeches an american president had delivered in modern times on civil rights. >> you mention in your book about rosa parks and you go back to her training. you say that when she sat on that bus and wouldn't get up that she had earlier training for that in tennessee. can you tell us about that place? >> there is a little school --

wrestlers jamil and ellis are feared on the mat. what do you wear? i understand there's a certain kind of outfit. >> this is good. stay in that dress. that's fine. >> we've got an outfit. >> ellis, i'll put you with matt. al. >> you got this nickname, the flying squirrel. how did you get this? >> put me down, ellis, put me down. >> is that even legal? >> yes, it is. >> don't ever do that again. when i say why do they call you the flying squirrel, just tell me. >> my job is to stop you and throw you on your back. >> that sounds like a hard job. >> called a reverse lift. >> i call that pain. >> you've got to get up. >> called an arm spin. >> hey, i'm seeing a lot of this ceiling. >> are you all right? >> mommy. >> ellis, i think you just ruptured my spleen. the the funny part about it, i landed on my hotel room key, and it felt good. >> half roll over. is that your back popping? >> i think so. >> how are you doing, al? >> i'm doing good. >> matt, nice job. you guys are going to wrestle coming up. >> we're ready. >> my coach says i'm r

ellie, just a quick last word. >> the word about the vote.women's vote. they target older women. this whole nonsense of i.d.s and a lot of older women don't have driver's licenses. she's right on the mark. >> bill: i'm glad you're out there fighting the good fight and you congresswoman. thank you both for coming in today are. >> thank you. >> bill: i will be back with the final parting shot here. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." [ male announcer ] e-trade. investing unleashed. [ voice of dennis ] ...allstate. really? i was afraid you'd have some cut-rate policy. [ kyle ] nope, i've got... [ voice of dennis ] ...the allstate value plan. it's their most affordable car insurance -- and you still get an allstate agent. i too have... [ voice of dennis ]...allstate. [ roger ] same agent and everything. [ kyle ] it's like we're connected. no we're not. yeah we are. no...we're not. ♪ ♪ ask an allstate agent about the value plan. are you in good hands?

>> in the guest spot today is the doc's executive producer, elli hakami.senior vice president of programming and production of bbc worldwide. "the week the women went" premieres tonight at 10:00 p.m. on lifetime. elli, welcome. >> thank you, nice to be here. >> what were you setting out to do here? was this meant to just be entertaining or is there some serious sociological project here? >> i think we were setting out, you know, in a very simple way. which is ambitious at the same time. remove all the women out of one american town to see what would happen. with that, that was the goal. what then happened was kind of, as you saw in the clip, was individual stories played out in their own kind of fantastic way. >> but why remove the women? is the premise here that women are sort of underappreciated and let's see what happens when men are left to their own devices or what? >> i think that, you know, obviously this is a bbc format that has played around the world. it was actually the idea originated with one of the programmers in london. i think there was a m

ellis island. we have navy pier. boats docked and you could see the city. it was reminiscent of a hundred years ago when people would arrive in new york city. and you have these young immigrants, who are much more american than immigrants, but young immigrants who come in and apply like they did a hundred years ago saying please let me in and let me participate fully in your great american society. we have 5,000 pre-registered. okay, 5,000 are coming. that's a lot. look, you couldn't turn anyone away. so all day today we've been doing it. we have one at a high school, where they have hundred young people signed up. but you know what, that's what you're in public service. isn't it a good day when you're in public service and everyone shows up in your office happy and content saying sign me up, and you can do it. our issue as elected official, how many times do we have to say no? and we can finely say yes. >> eliot: you're so right the metaphor of ellis island and the joy and creating that same senseon and patriotism right now saying to folks we're opening ar

rehema ellis, nbc news, georgetown, massachusetts. >> that's "nightly news" for this friday night. thanks for being here. i'm lester holt. i'll see you later on "dateline" and all weekend long. brian will be back here on monday. brian will be back here on monday. good night, everyone. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> the santa clara county sheriff's department, the bomb squad is on the scene and a shelter in place is under way for sis punish shus article found between east charleston and middle field road. residents have been dealing with this situation since just before 3:00 this afternoon. the nbc bay area news desk confirms a bomb squad robot is making its way to this device.

jean ellie has a look at a one of a kind barth that's about to emerge in the civilian world. >> we getpeople looking -- >> the yacht workers are getting lots of attention on treasure island. people want to know what this giant container is. alan agreed to show nbc the huge mining barth. a submersible barth the military built for a top secret mission. >> it was built for the sole purpose of building the claw or the grapple that grabbed that russian submarine off the ocean. >> reporter: the roof is retractible giving the military a secret work space. after the russian submission, docked in redwood city for bay area engineers secretly built the sea shadow. a recently declassified stealth ship. >> they had reflective panels on it, so it had a low radar signature, it had a very low infrared signature also. they had big chillers inside that would cool the heat. it was very cool and quiet. >> an engineering marvel that looks like it belongs in a sci-fi movie. cameron paid the navy $2.5 million for the pair. he had to agree to scrap the sea shadow. workers were stunned. >> this is classified.

ashley: ellis, let me stay with you. three main objectives.ue, appealing to the female vote and hispanic vote. ellis, he obviously stress ad lot of issues regarding women voters. do you think he made some points that could win some votes? >> seems a little transparent on those two, ashley. he did better on the image stuff. he did make genuine progress here. hey, my mom ran for senate and my dad was behind her, i think that is long way from reversing the dam from contraception and some issues that have dogged mr. romney through the last few months. ashley: noelle, what do you think with regard to the female vote. was it transparent or did he make some good points. >> i think he made excellent points. he bridged that gap. there is no war on women with the gop. if anything, mitt romney basically said that we have a lot of women in politics and if you look back, he is a big promoter of women succeeding. so this is just malarkey, when i hear that. this is something that, i think he also went back and focused on economic problems that we're dealing

myself, julia ellis, not the savior. i am here to provide you with a preview on the approach we will be using for the public education and engagement program as part of the sources the engagement program. at the last two workshops, the importance of having a robust public education and outreach an engagement program was assessed by the commission. as staff, we have this as an integral part of the source system improvement program since its inception. our plan is to develop a public education outreach strategy that will stretch citywide and engage stakeholders from all of the districts in san francisco. our goal is to have an informed, engaged, and it's hard stakeholder and neighborhood partner during the whole life cycle of the ssip. in order to do this, we have developed five strategies. the first is to provide opportunities that have meaningful and sustained engagement with stakeholders' at their point of discovery. what this means is that, typically, government agencies and entities like that do their outreach by hold

rehema ellis, nbc news, georgetown, massachusetts. >> that's "nightly news" for this friday night.nks for being here. i'm lester holt. i'll see you later on "dateline" and all weekend long. brian will be back here on monday. good night, everyone. "dateline" and all weekend long. brian will be back here on monday. good night, everyone.

brian. >> rehema ellis starting us off from new york tonight. rehema, thanks. >>> after a welcomed price plateau for 2012, the bad news is gas prices are on the rise again. a fire at a big refi california is about to make things worse. our report from nbc's kristen dahlgren. >> reporter: in richmond, california, this week flames shot out of the chevron refinery damaging one of the nation's biggest supply points and forcing a dramatic bump at the pump. >> today $29 but we only put seven gallons in. so ouch. >> reporter: wholesale prices in california skyrocketed, up $0.24 in a day. prices at gas stations aren't far behind. >> it can ruin a vacation. >> today is probably better to buy gasoline than tomorrow. >> the major impact on consumers is going to be probably that they are going to have to adjust their spending in other ways to make up for this. >> am i going to drive? >> reporter: while the national average is $3.65, in california prices are at $3.87. connecticut is seeing $3.90. illinois tops the nation at $4.04, in large part due to a rupt

john ellis and retired when the federal government came to him in 2008 and said you don't need to pay hughes money so we will force you to take t.a.r.p. money. we are taking over your bank and the rest of the banks so he walked out and said enough. >> host: who are some of the villains first of all in "atlas shrugged" and how do you fit them into your book? >> guest: a lot of ayn rand fans remember falsely that "atlas shrugged" was all about the ones who were people in government. regulators. politicians. that is true. but the worst villain in "atlas shrugged" with a corrupt businessman who worked hand in hand with corrupt business corrupt politicians in an unholy alliance that crashed the economy. the corrupt businessman just about brought the whole world economy down in 2008 was angela mozilla of country wide finance. this was the man who invented sub prime lending. another key villain in "atlas shrugged" was a government figure. a super financial planner regulator whose character was wesleyan. -- wesley mooch. we like him to barney frank who was the godfather of fannie mae and fred

let me bring in ra mimi ellis. -- rehema ellis. >> since 9/11, people have talked about the targets that terrorists -- to gain the ultimate attention from the world, and the empire state building is one of those places. even before the tragedy of 9/11, you know the world trade center had been attacked before, so it was one of those places people walked by and would think, myself living here as well, would cautiously think this is one of those places. it is comforting, i would think, to many people to hear what you have just said. at this moment there is no indication whatsoever that this is in any way related to any terrorist activity, that it might indeed be a work related incident as our wnbc station is reporting right now. i would think it would raise eyebrows that this might be something that's going on. >> there is a perception among a lot of people who are afraid of new york city, who believe that new york city is a dangerous city. it is not borne out by the statistics, and in fact because it was the target of terrorists attacks on 9/11 you could argue there are few places in the w

." >>> a name that's really taking off this year iss ellie mae. up more than 300% year to date and earnings yesterday smashed estimates as well. the company makes software used by mortgage makers to process loans. so is soaring ellie mae a sign of housing hoping? sid, great to have you with us today. how much do you have to thank big ben? essentially how much do you have to thank record low interest rates right now for your performance? >> well, low interest rates obviously help increase volume in the industry, although we're still close to record lows in terms of mortgage volume over the last ten years. last year's volume was about $1,200,000,000. this is still well below the average of $2 trillion a year over the last ten years. but we're thankful for record low interest rates as well. >> you're obviously in an industry here that is gradually shifting from pen and paper over to software. i want to ask you, are you at the start of that cycle? are you sort of like a trail blazer in terms of a shift to software in this industry? >> well, we've been

. >> rod smith joins us and lincoln ellis, craig hodges, i'll start with you. what's the big feature you're watching today. this is on a very quiet week. a lot of people on have indication. right now, what's the thing you're focussing on? >> well, we have been very impressed with show resilient the market has been. we're a wash in negative news, but yet here we are on pace for kind of a 20% type of return. we have had negative news with europe, and everyone is looking for this very slow growth environment, but here, we're finding growth opportunities left and right. so, you know, the market can correct, and i expect it will at some point, but we would sure be buyers. >> lincoln, do you agree with that assessment? >> i don't think it's anything amazing about equities moving higher when yields are at 1050 or 1060. i mean, clear market signal from the bond market that things are not okay. that it has become one big relative value trade, and our concern is that it could come off quite violently at any time. bonds are very much suggesting caution. >> what chatter ab

he had help from hunter pence in right field to rob mark ellis.er, marco scutaro up to backhand the ball off a.j. ellis. >>> despite what happened to the a's on the field tonight, they are serious about a postseason stop. they acquire stephen drew from arizona in exchange for a minor leaguer. should be an upgrade. nice distraction for a's fans. the game against the twins this evening. former a, josh willingham, hitting .409, with 5 homers against his former mates. the onslaught continues. a couple of rbi's off brandon mccarthy. joe mauer, also 3 for 5. the twins coast behind 15 hits off oakland pitching. 7-2 the final. >>> no matter what, a sensational ride for petaluma. not ready to have it come to a halt either. tie ballgame, bottom of the 8th. danny marza waits for the pitch. >> left field, game over! california wins it. >> 5-4 walkoff victory, beating the team from new jersey. a game none of those kids will forget. imagine throwing a no-hitter in a world series. that's exactly what connecticut's will lucas does. you see the final out. 13 strik

when it drops ellis has a hit. two nothing dodgers. aj elle throes the plate the ninth. ward's face the ball falls harmlessly to the ground ellis goes to second with a double. the dodgers win five nothing and now lead the giants by a half game. the two teams square off for the first of thee tomorrow night at dodgers stadium. the kids from petaluma in the little league world series again today in scoring runs was not a problem. however keeping tennessee off the board was the issue. lots of petaluma fans making the trip to littlesburg port that is pennsylvania. bradley smith. five for five after this solo home run that gave petaluma a lead. an effort for teammates to pat him on the back. tennessee came back to tie in a play you'll only see in a little league game. black osborne cut down at the plate. making the tag they try to minimize contact in the league. even though the runners tagged out he's not allowed to block him off the plate and he's ruled safe. this one by porter late in the fifth. petaluma hit four homers in the game. tennessee had more offense. four runs in t

i also want to thank tracy jennison of kirkland and ellis for doing whatever she needed to do to get the fine wine donated by duckhorn wine company and shea lure. you should have bottled of that on your table right now. we're also grateful to mark richardson and merrill corporation who contributed the printing of our luncheon program and menu, and i want to personally thank our friends at the recorder and "the daily journal" for their pro bono support in leading us up to today. i also want to thank the committee that worked on this and the honorary committee, all those people contributed to is. and now the only reason you really want to hear about from me is that i'm the guy that gets to give away presents. for the first time this year, we have compliments of our former chair, ken gurnsey, a silicon valley jawbone jam box. i don't know what it is. but i've been told by people who do that it's really wonderful. so what i'm going to do is draw -- hopefully you can put your name in here. i'm going to draw a name with the person whose name i draw simply stand up and raise your runners co

he had help from hunter pence in right field to rob mark ellis.marco scutaro up to backhand the ball off a.j. ellis. >>> despite what happened to the a's on the field tonight, they are serious about a postseason stop. they acquire stephen drew from arizona in exchange for a minor leaguer. should be an upgrade. nice distraction for a's fans. the game against the twins this evening. former a, josh willingham, hitting .409, with 5 homers against his former mates. the onslaught continues. a couple of rbi's off brandon mccarthy. joe mauer, also 3 for 5. the twins coast behind 15 hits off oakland pitching. 7-2 the final. >>> no matter what, a sensational ride for petaluma. not ready to have it come to a halt either. tie ballgame, bottom of the 8th. danny marza waits for the pitch. >> left field, game over! california wins it. >> 5-4 walkoff victory, beating the team from new jersey. a game none of those kids will forget. imagine throwing a no-hitter in a world series. that's exactly what connecticut's will lucas does. you see the final out. 13 strike ou

ellie.aller: good morning, i'm sitting here, listening to this gentleman, and i'm angry. this is unbelievable. the republicans -- did anyone ever read from -- >> host: i think ellie is gone. let's go to bud in tallahassee, florida. caller: the american people are fortunate to have two guys like mitt romney and paul ryan in the driver's seat. hopefully they'll be elected and we'll start moving forward. i think if you look at the past four years, we haven't done very much in the best sense for our country and i think that's the most important thing to think about is what is best for this country, not necessarily what is best for me, but what is the best course of action for our country. as far as the medicare goes, if it's broke, we need to fix it. and now paul ryan didn't say we're going to eliminate it. he said we're going to modify it or do what we have to do to make it sustainable. i just believe that we're on the right track, these guys have proven experience, both of them, and you know,

host: next up, ellie on our line from independents calling from syracuse -- from syracuse, go ahead ellieod morning, i'm sitting here, listening to this gentleman, and i'm angry. this is unbelievable. the republicans -- did anyone ever read from -- >> host: i think ellie is gone. let's go to bud in tallahassee, florida. caller: the american people are fortunate to have two guys like mitt romney and paul ryan in the driver's seat. hopefully they'll be elected and we'll start moving forward. i think if you look at the past four years, we haven't done very much in the best sense for our country and i think that's the most important thing to think about is what is best for this country, not necessarily what is best for me, but what is the best course of action for our country. as far as the medicare goes if it's broke, we need to fix it. and now paul ryan didn't say we're going to eliminate it. he said we're going to modify it or do what we have to do to make it sustainable. i just believe that we're on the right track, these guys have proven experience, both of them, and you know, when you l

actually, joseph ellis contacted me early on. i had written a paper for a seminar at the masters historical society, and he was working on his biography of jefferson and was very excited. it was a section that was on these state and local declarations. so we were in contact with each other, and i had seen parts of his book and he'd seen parts of my book. in fact, he was one of the persons that read the manuscript. i think he probably read--he read the whole thing in the end and, again, gave me some very useful feedback. c-span: the other fellow i want to quote, by the way, sat where you are sitting and said, when i asked him, 'how do--where do you are write and how do you write?' he said he writes in the nude. i don't know if that'll--i don't know if that'll change your perception. >> guest: ooh. who's this? c-span: forrest mcdonald. he... >> guest: oh. oh, forrest is wonderful and a wonderful character. c-span: i should explain. he says he lives way out in the country and that there's plenty of freedom out there. anyway, here's

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gittens former a ellis swinging in the third. to the fifth. aj ellis swing and myself.uster throws out. cruz trying to strike him out throw him out. went 8 innings struck out 10. giants led on a sac. fly. the flare. play at the plate. over-throw. angel and it's so close. and safe is the call. but sergio just gave up a home run. right now the giants are clinging to a two-1 lead. in the bottom of the 9thth. a's and twins. minnesota has the worst record in the lead. doesn't look like it 9th. 1 nothing twins. still in the first. bases full. and brandon walks trevor blue. scores 2 nothing. 4-2 between in the fourth. base hit to right. 1 run score. testing the arm of josh. off line there. 6-2. only 3 and third gave up 6 runs on 10 hits. here's the a's highligh highlight. adam deep in the hole. nice play right there. unfortunately a's losing right now 7-2 twins in the eighth. the also leaguer from petaluma. they could be on their way home right now. instead they are looking ahead to the next game. thanks to a walk off homer today. in extra innings. petaluma and new jersey. pic

tim strikes out ellis but sanchez thinks the inning is over. 2 out. where are you going?he fourth after crawford rbi single. angel rolls one through. that's double. makes it 4 nothing. tim 5 innings allowed one run. defense. base hit. l throw out ellis and look at sanchez. completely smother home plate. ouch. just blocked it off. don't want to see buster doing that after the ankle last year but sanchez that's right. the man right there. giants leading right now 4-1 in the 9th. a's and twins. looking good. anderson back from surgery. first start of year and terrific except for this right hear. ball bounces away from ben. anderson went 7 innings. terrific tonight. josh with a double off the wall here in the second set smith fresh off the dl. in the fifth trevor and leap in the air and fires to carthy. triple play. of eighth triple play. in the sixth norris makes up for the early pass ball and brings smith with a line drive and right now the a's win it 4-1. quinn ton 12-year-old relief pitcher for the petaluma little leaguer and he was called on to start he was nervous. he w

the entrance is at stockton and ellis. this is the shun down part of the central subway construction project. very close to the apple store. which is right there on the corner. riders will find signs you have to walk down a block essentially. that one exit and entrance ramp pretty popular gets you out from the bart store or from the apple store. the bart you won't be able to use that for the next six years. i'm sure people will adjust eventually. today is the first day of that closure. let's move along and take a look at the bay bridge. see a little bit of a backup here. it's backed up to about the end of the parking lot. a little bit more than that. maybe to the 880 over crossing. now let's go to steve. >>> overcast conditions greet us again. not as extensive as yesterday. there are signs that inland temps will warm up a little bit. still a rather strong low sitting up there and right off seattle and also portland means temperatures are really hard pressed to warm up too much. along the coast and bay. there is too much in

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this goes to kimberly ellis. executive director of emerge california. [applause] in addition to being the executive director, she also serves on the bridge and community development commission and prior to becoming the executive director, she was the national affiliate's director. kimberly is passionate about empowering women and helping women emerge as leaders in private industry, government, and d d the non-profit sector. [applause] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> thank you also much. thank you, shelley, for putting together this event. when i did a little bit of research, i found out that this woman was a force to be brought in -- to be reckoned with. she was a young woman who was full of passion and love, and life, she was going places. she had aspirations of being an attorney in serving in elected office. tragically, her life was ended at the tender age of 43. so, when i've thought about some of the common threads and qualities that annie and i shared, the one that stood out in my mind was passion. she was a pas

ellis , a grand slam, dodgers up 10-1. no big deal. the rockies score 7 runs in the 8th inning. men on in the 9th. dodgers win it 10-8. and the beat goes on for the a's in cleveland. they wish they could play there all the time. the a's are performing. down 2-0. two on for josh donaldson and ticket to ride. 3 run homer. they are leading 5-2 in the 7 7th inning. and a shout out to the raiders fan, we will televise the game tomorrow on our sister station at 7:00 p.m. kicu. that is the sporting life. giants and a's highlights tonight at 11:00 p.m. >>> wisconsin congressman paul ryan received a look today inside the gop convention hall. coming up tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news, live to floor for the impact his address is having on republican delegates and thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. íú

i would like to thank the mayor for his appointment of rich ellis to the planning commission. i have worked with him in the past and look forward to a continued relationship. the preservation fund committee will miss you, sorely. thank you very much. for the record, joe butler. thank you. >> commissioners, are there no other speakers for public comment? >> good afternoon, commissioners, members of the public. i represent the efficient co. i would like to use the over.

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