the piggy bank. you know where the boxes and the churches collect money? yeah. this is the original he here. yeah. >> (speaking spanish) (laughing) (speaking spanish). >> this instrument is called c carete and with the right hand and the left hand and open and shuts in a rhythmic time. >> (speaking spanish). >> so this instrument is called sen sero but it's actually a cow bell. >> (moo). >> it was made out of material. >> (speaking spanish). >> but for the african and any instrument that create a rhythm or a sound will become an instrument. (speaking spanish) (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> these are the spanish influences. >> (speaking spanish). >> they adapted to the style of this type of music (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> these are just simple spoons, kitchen spoons. (applause). >> (speaking spanish). >> and here we have our principle instrument. >> (speaking spanish). >> the name of this instrument is called cajon. >> (speaking spanish). >> in certain places in africa this instrumentality existed. >> (speaking spanish). >> and the percussionis

but as we know that big brother piggy bank germany poland countries like that in the north aren't interested in lending any more money so ultimately it's the situation is on tenable the curious factor is that mr barroso does not seem to realize that in saying little staring deal is not working he's actually undermining the ural because the euro itself is an invalid political project which has taken away economic stimulus in protest and tries to defy gravity . and assign now to check out the equity markets on wall street all eyes are on earnings considering that some like netflix and coach report of better than expected results the benchmark indices are actually seeing pretty have to rise and what they was on the european bourses they jumped the most then about eight months positive quarterly results also played their role there even the disappointing data from the european services and manufacturing failed to spoil investors' moves as the european currency it all aust value to the greenback on tuesday here in russia the my sex hold a currency trade mid session citing some technica

these house flippers are pouring money into the supervisors' pockets and piggy banks. [speaker not understood] and voters won't stand for this. it's time to end this legislation. file it to the call of the chair or vote it down. if you don't vote it down, you will be voted down. go to hell, plan c. close the tic lottery. shut it down. and i hope it does go to the voters, supervisor chiu. >> next speaker, mr. kohlier. >>> thank you, members of the board. i'm steve kohlier, attorney at the tenderloin housing. [speaker not understood] because we believe it creates the only possible balance to address the needs of tic owners who are claiming to be in distress and tenants. any watering down of the amendments eliminates that balance. and that's why the costa hawkins issue that supervisor kim spoke about is so important, because one of the key provisions of the amendments is a lifetime lease. our current subdivision code does not have a real lease. it just says the rents have to be maintained for tenants through their life at a certain fixed rate. when costa hawkins was enact

i believe this should have gone to voters, and not to the profit or the political piggy banks of supervisors. i am sure that plan c realty will be very happy with this compromise, the ultimate plan is to get rid of rent control and push more gay men out of district eight and eight to more homeless people and so i feel for the tenants and the tic owners are house flippers thank you. >> speaker? >> thank you, steve caler and with the organization on supports of the amendments of supervisor chiu, kim, and yee, we represent more people and most activations as their lawyers defending tenants against eviction and any other and definitely any other law office in the city. we have seen an increase in the last six months in ellis act evictions because of the hot real estate market. we need to do something to stop real estate speculation and these sets of amendments goes a long way to doing that. you know, when the tic owners came before us and said, hey we want amendments to the condo law so that we can get out from under this bad tic argument, we said, okay, we will give you that, and when they said

it is like taking a 30,000 dollar gucci bag to go shoplifting for a piggy bank. >> is it easier to spend is unclear whether they made off with the excavator. so where is the excavator? melissa: the nypd is at it again. a car collided in this accident. and the bicyclist was billed $12,000 for damaging the compound. the person was like this is upside down and immoral. everyone is so broke that they will for every opportunity to try to nail you. this poor guy, they were very nice to him, but they didn't apologize. melissa: how do we know that he didn't crash into them? melissa: they didn't ticket him at the time. this is so insulting by the cicity. this is like you get punched in the face and that is what the cops have done here. melissa: have you guys driven in the city? it is crazy. >> i almost got run over today. >> that is just my 2 cents. tonight is president obama is latest star-studded bash. so despite this, justin timberlake and queen latifah are among people performing at this event. the president's private party is streaming live online and on pbs. okay, so taxpayers are picking u

like your kid putting money in a piggy bank. so cute.t couldn't have been more insulting if a white house released obama in a tool belt vacuuming the oval office. stop spending money we don't have. >> bill: sequester cuts is he doing it himself. >> everybody about super studies to genitalia to fat lesbians. >> bill: this is going to shock you. you guys are being rough on him. 20,000 is symbolic and doesn't mean nothing in the long one run. >> what's 5% of your salary, bill? >> bill: you couldn't add that high. you would need a calculator to add that. >> joe biden on the spot. i'm sure he took time out from watching the cartoon network to talk to jill about what they should do. >> bill: biden and gore before him never give money to charity. cheney gave like $8 million to charity. >> it's a dilemma for him. >> bill: the associated press and they love this show. they just can't say enough good things about the factor. they say now they are never again going to use the term illegal alien. all right? and jay leno had something to say about th

hasse ripped into williams calling him a dishonorable liar and using kaufman county as his own piggy bank. he was sentenced to two years probati probation. denise bell spoke to him weeks before his death. mclelland was worried about eric williams. did mclelland tell you he believed eric williams was responsible for that murder. >> yes. >> reporter: he did. what exactly and in what context did he tell you this? >> in a context of be careful, denise. >> he told you to be careful. >> yes. >> why would he tell you to be careful. >> because i sat in the front row and covered this story for ten days. >> despite eric williams now getting so much attention, investigators have still not officially named him as a suspect or filed murder charges against him. brooke, we've been talking with eric williams' attorney for several weeks now since his first name started bubbling up in constant count indication with us as any time we gave him a phone call he would call us right back but we have not heard from him. none of our phone calls have been returned this weekend. >> ed, thank you. >> such an interest

disgraced justice of the peace a dishonorable liar and that he was using kaufman county as his own piggy bank. he lost his job and law license and sentenced to two years' probation. denise bell said she spoke with mike mcclelland in the weeks before his death. she said after mark hasse's murder in january mcclelland was worried about eric williams. did mcclelland tell you that he believed eric williams was responsible for that murder? >> yes. >> he did? what exactly, and in what context did he tell you that? >> in a context of, be careful, denise. >> he told you to be careful? >> yes. >> why would he tell you to be careful? >> because i sat in the front row and covered this story for ten days. >> despite eric williams now getting so much attention, investigators have still not officially named him as a suspect or filed murder charges against him. over the weekend we made several attempts to reconnect with eric williams' attorney and those calls and e-mails were not returned. john and brooke? >> ed lavandera, thank you. we should point out at the bottom of the hour we will be talking to an att

he understands were used as a piggy bank. he knows how burdensome we are for this industry.o there is hope. >> i think there's hope for this country when we have ceos like jeff smisek. this is so exciting because he tells it like it is and you're really making a difference. >> my pr people are holding their ears generally when i talk. >> you're the boss. one more question right out here. >> there's been a lot of talk about the potential pilot and take action shortage around the world. cbc that it united and what steps you take to attract and retain these resources? >> that's another long-term issue. the answer is no. but over time what will happen is the express carriers will begin to see it because they move up into the mainline and the question is where did he express carriers get their pilots? when you have rules like 1500 hour rule, which is related to quality, it's number of hours. that has a damaging effect on the skilled pilots coming into the business. so we look at a broad range at united. i'm not prepared to talk publicly, but we understand on the road we have issu

considering we've also heard funding from many different projects were concerned it was rated as a piggy bank for slush fund to hide the problems i hope you'll address the potential of reutilization that has become so common that the "washington post" has dented incredible shrinking prevention fund. the consumer groups and those who received insurance companies from the navigators. to recognize to have the reality with those who have been selling for many years they have some expertise of value. we have bystanders were placed to ensure we are paying groups choosing orphaning drives. someone with experience where someone without experience stands in front of the line from hiring. this only scratches the surface of that two duties and and responsibilities of sub 10. i hope we discuss the ability to determine whether health insurance premiums increase. how the insurance companies with obvious concern for americans. obamacare has concerned with supporters of law that there were tax credits and subsidies available on the 80% of the public will qualify for those subsidies. i hope will hear from the

there's the private sector, other than a few sectors like banking and health, we have very few privacy protections, and i think to piggyk on what steve said astutely that what the nazi party did right in the message is tailor messages to have fun and appeal to people, and if you think about behavioral advertising, if insidious messages pair with the insights of advertising like knowing what you're interested online and on the web, we make effective pitches to people because we know what they search for, what they are interested in, and think about the power and control that if that is in the wrong set of actors, what ensues. what google knows about me in the search is they make a powerful ad that makes me interested in whatever message that is. >> yeahings i mean, you raise a -- yeah, i mean, you raise a very good question because when i look at things, you know, i was shopping for, they show your history, and all of that, but the nazis understood that at the time because one of the areas they went to are, like, marketplaces and did a surveillance of public opinion gathering because this is where people talked, they co

we are concerned that it is being grade rated as an ever rey piggy bank as a slush fund. toope that you will be able address the potential overutilization that is so the washington post has called it the incredible shrinking prevention fund. we have many concerns, including how they will be trained and supervised. who receive any compensation from insurance companies are prohibited from becoming navigators. we recognize the need to have impartial navigators, but the realities of the insurance market also indicate those who have been selling insurance many years may have some expect ease of value. furthermore, we have questions that we are not just paying navigators. someone with experience and training is not qualified or excluded, whereas somebody with out experienced into the front of the line. this only scratches the surface. ablee that we will also be to discuss the ability to determine whether health insurance premiums being .ncreased is legitimate are obamacare have consistently promised lower cost, and we have heard from supporters there are tax credits and subsidi