>> angelo: he'll be here any minute. >> michael: (clicks lips) i will wait outside. >> angelo: yeah.s it good? >> victoria: gorgeous. >> michael: oh, no. mm. >> chloe: "oh, no"? what? >> michael: "oh, no"... the best man's not supposed to see the bride. (laughs) >> gloria: (laughs)

. >>> una deuda que convirtió en su misión, hace una década Ángelo creó una organización para ayudarn seguir el camino. >>> la gente de colombia, no pierde la esperanza de recibir algo, solamente piden un techo y algo de comida, veamos ♪.>>> >>> dicen los niños de este barrio, que irónicamente, se llama el triunfo de la paz, que se han acostumbrado a dormir con el estómago vacío y con una oración en los labios. >>> me muero de impotencia, porque quisiera poder ayudar a cada uno que los que sufren. >>> es que a los niños se les olvidó que es tiempo de navidad, por ejemplo a la pequeña ingrid, solo piensa en su pequeño hermano. >>> mi mamá está recién operada, le acaban de quitar los puntos, y el bebé casi no tiene ropa, nosotros también, y no tenemos para pagar el arriendo, no tenemos comida, nada >>> la escuela más cercana está a una hora de camino, aquí no hay agua potable, la sacan de este lugar. >>> pero aquí en este asentamiento olvidado de colombia, hay más de 10 niños que no sueñan con juguetes, sino con regalos que puedan cambiar su vida. >>> aquí no hay juguetes, los pocos ju

. >>> una deuda que convirtió en su misión, hace una década Ángelo creó una organización para ayudarambién seguir el camino. >>> la gente de colombia, no pierde la esperanza de recibir algo, solamente piden un techo y algo de comida, veamos ♪.>>> >>> dicen los niños de este barrio, que irónicamente, se llama el triunfo de la paz, que se han acostumbrado a dormir con el estómago vacío y con una oración en los labios. >>> me muero de impotencia, porque quisiera poder ayudar a cada uno que los que sufren. >>> es que a los niños se les olvidó que es tiempo de navidad, por ejemplo a la pequeña ingrid, solo piensa en su pequeño hermano. >>> mi mamá está recién operada, le acaban de quitar los puntos, y el bebé casi no tiene ropa, nosotros también, y no tenemos para pagar el arriendo, no tenemos comida, nada >>> la escuela más cercana está a una hora de camino, aquí no hay agua potable, la sacan de este lugar. >>> pero aquí en este asentamiento olvidado de colombia, hay más de 1300 niños que no sueñan con juguetes, sino con regalos que puedan cambiar su vida. >>> aquí no hay juguetes, los p

and it was the head with no teeth that went after angelo mozilo.reatest danger he was in, from the beginning, was maybe he'd be gummed to death, but not even that happened. >> kroft: three months after the s.e.c. settled the civil suit, federal prosecutors in los angeles dropped their criminal investigation of countrywide and its c.e.o., angelo mozilo. we wanted to know why the justice department has been unable to bring a single criminal case against countrywide or any of the major wall street banks, and lanny breuer, the head of the criminal division at the justice department, agreed to talk to us. a year ago, in september of 2010, you told the congressional hearing that you seek to prosecute people who make materially false statements, people who told the investors one thing and did something different. >> lanny breuer: that's absolutely right. and we're... we're doing exactly that. >> kroft: we spoke to a woman at countrywide who was a senior vice president for investigating fraud. and she said that the fraud inside countrywide was systemic, th

maybe we can do yours. >> angelo: oh, she has an eye for elegance.'ve set no date. >> gloria: all right, well, it's never too late to start on the menu. >> genevieve: gee, thanks for the champagne. >> gloria: mm-hmm. (chuckles) enjoy. >> genevieve: jack. >> jack: yeah? >> genevieve: you love to torture her. >> jack: she has it coming. >> genevieve: (laughs) >> jack: she cost me jabot. >> genevieve: but you got it back. you won. >> jack: i did, didn't i? and now things are only getting better. jabot is gonna be bigger than ever. >> genevieve: we're back to the newman meeting, aren't we? >> jack: whoever wins the seat of c.e.o. has exactly what i need. >> genevieve: huh, and here i thought i had that honor. >> sharon: victor, you're innocent, and you're too stubborn to admit that this is all about protecting your family. >> victor: you know, there was a time when you were very angry with me. just remember that feeling. >> sharon: i bet that you've had to spend more than one christmas alone when you were a child. (door opens) >> nikki: thank you. oh. um

where we are not born to do the right thing to do right thing is to cut him sam hurd >> gm jerry angelo declined to comment on any other nfl players associated with the arrest of sam hurd, hurd is gone >> former penn state assistant football coach mike mcqueary says he is one of a percent short that he saw former coach jerry sandusky molesting a boy in that locker room in 2002. start with this today in a preliminary hearing for two of former bosses said mike mcqueary first told his father it then told head coach joe paterno. a week later told athletic director tim curley and university president gary schultz both men have been charged with perjury and failing to report suspected child sex abuse. home run king barry bonds were not spent any time in prison for his role in baseball's doping scandal fans shouted support for the major league baseball legend today leaving court in san francisco said bids for two years probation 30 days house arrest his mansion and community service. a jury convicted barry bonds of giving each case of testimony to a federal grand jury investigating steroid use

forty six year old angelo of the with a love for confidence lost everything in the recession and has never found a full time job again it seems to be a growing trend unfortunately and you know the politicians but it's a note and try to stop their bickering and get to do something to you know to stop this or slow it down or to make it better a bricklayer for two decades angelo calls himself a victim of the economy and this place home as if the sorrow of these people wasn't enough officials have been trying to evict the homeless out of the camp they try to force out the poor discrimination by design for the sake of keeping the pushing the poor out and encouraging the wealthy or the people with money to you know to move into your town. wealth inequality has been at the root of the anger for occupy wall street protesters. but some of these homeless seem far from the demonstrators i support them but i think our our situations are a lot different you know we're homeless we had one no we have nowhere to sleep i'm sure they have places to go when they're done the little rally many of the res

forty six year old angelo villain whether with a love for confluence lost everything in the recession and has never found a full time job again it seems to be a growing trend unfortunately and you know the politicians better take note and freida stop their big touring and get to do something new to you know to stop this or to slow it down or to make it better a bricklayer for two decades angelo calls himself a victim of the economy and this place home as does charles homeless for the last two years. he used to play the harmonica but this is no longer there might be a certain degree of depression that might set in just the whole situation especially now where it's getting cooler out and the days are shorter as if the sorrow of these people wasn't enough officials have been trying to evict the homeless out of the camp they try to force out the poor and i call it discrimination by design for the sake of keeping the pushing the poor out and encouraging the wealthier the people with money to you know to move into your town . wealth inequality has been at the root of the anger for occupy wa

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>> it was the general manager, jerry angelo, he addressed reporters, he typically doesn't do that duringfootball season, but obviously given the ex-ten weight circumstances, he wanted to provide clarity on the team's position with sam hurd. his points were that the bears had no idea of any of this. there weren't any facts, there weren't any red flags about sam hurd, who didn't have a criminal background or anything, and he made clear that the bears will release him later this afternoon, via the nfl's official process. and so, sam hurd, by the end of the day, will not be a chicago bear any longer. >> so, presumably, jerry angelo, shocked. shocked by this? and the rest of the team. >> absolutely. everybody, everybody throughout this building is shocked by this revolution the other day the team didn't know anything about it until thursday morning when sam hurd wasn't in the usual receiver meeting. that is when she started asking around and figuring out what happened. if you asked me -- said there was a going to be a bears player who had federal drug charges levied against them and gave me 3

here's a taste of what is coming up over the next few minutes back in business former chelsea coach angelo he takes the reins of power you sound your man. while foremast will strike it on really looks just looks set to return to the gunners on a two month loan from the new york red bulls. eye new year's showdown russia's mixed martial arts king imune again anglicare prepares to face japan so cold she she. but first. the new manager of paris sent your man the french club made the announcement at a news conference in the french capital of former ac milan and chelsea manager replaced and one can board a even though he had guided this side to his top of the french league one he said he hopes he can do a great job to help parish to become a big club in europe i last played in the champions league seven years ago but pearce g.'s new qatari owners have spent one hundred sixteen million dollars on plays this season and believe his record in management will help them gain success he led milan to the champions league title in two thousand and three and two thousand and seven and gave chelsea a domes

happened during a reunion for the canadian football league. 73-year-old joe kapp, 74-year-old angeloit. it was like a 40-year-old disagreement they had, brought up again at this reunion at a luncheon in vancouver. two rivals erupted into some cane swinging. somebody tried to endç the tru. the guy with the cane wanted none of it. one of our "clips of the year." >>> still ahead on "way too early," why are you awake? your corn-fed tweets, texts and e-mails next. "morning joe" is moments away. [ male announcer ] drinking a smoothie with no vegetable nutrition? ♪ [ gong ] strawberry banana! [ male announcer ] for a smoothie with real fruit plus veggie nutrition new v8 v-fusion smoothie. could've had a v8. >>> at the top of the show, we asked what you're doing up at this hour. our producer john tower back in the control room has answers. what have you got? >> michael in connecticut. "the recent batch of

right now we want to turn things over to the traffic department the lovely angelo white -- angela white. >> reporter: good morning. and thanks very much. you are right. we've a lot to deal with as far as the wind and rain and wet surfaces and lots of reports of debris in the roadway thismorning. not dealing with icy surfaces but wet surfaces as we look live at u.s. 29. southbound lanes and northbound lanes moving well for you out there. we are looking pretty good in and around the city as we look at the jfx and northern parkway. wet surfaces. be aware of debris in the roadways as you make your way out the door this morning. charley, good morning. >> thanks so much. >>> and we have the conditions and after we go off the air on "good morning maryland" the traffic and everything you need to know for your commute is available at abc2news.com. we will show you how to get there abc2news.com is the source. tab down to traffic and you will see live traffic cameras and maps and incidents and delays and we will tell you about the maps to which you have access. you've got access to more than 100 c

a minuscule amount compared to the $400 million former ceo of countrywide, angelo mozilo, who lived inhis california mansion, was allowed to keep, when he sold the troubled company to bank of america, agreeing never to work in banking again. >> the idea that the most notorious, fraudulent lender can walk away, not simply with impunity from the criminal laws but wealthy because he violated the criminal laws is an obscenity. >> reporter: in 2007, abc's "20/20" went undercover to investigate claims lenders were steering blacks and hispanics with good credit to more expensive loans called sub-prime. >> we specialize in the sub-prime lending market. >> reporter: at this lender, three whites were quickly encouraged to look elsewhere, because their credit was too good. but two hispanics we sent in with similar good credit were encouraged to apply for a loan carrying a huge interest rate. >> i'm going to bring you in between eight, nine and ten. >> reporter: gillian miller bit on one of those sub-prime loans from countrywide and it cost her her home. >> i just think that they targeted a single

updates this international pressure mounts on syria are either bennett talks to author angelos jonathan steele his take on possible solutions to the country's political crisis. i'm joined by jonathan steele former chief correspondent of the guardian newspaper and now commentator on international affairs johnson thanks for speaking to r.t. . recently been approached by the king of jordan to spearhead a diplomatic offensive against assad william hague the foreign secretary is now met with opposition leaders is this the preamble to another libyan start intervention. it could be i mean we can't be sure and i think it's dangerous it might be i mean they're trying to be hague's message to the opposition is to get your act together unite on a common platform in other words to turn yourself much more like the libyan opposition who the government also talked to and then eventually recognized as the official government of libya so i think it is the first stage to trying to recognize the opposition. and there are hints more from france than from britain at the moment that there would be some kind

>>haaziq: were one other suspect was in custody in connection to the san angelo more black friday sitting. haaziq madyun, kron4 news. >>pam: kate tausan spoke to the victim of the black friday shooting. she's joining us live from san leandro. >>reporter: today, the and the cousin of the one-year- old who was shot folk out for the first time. he was shot in the back and suffered nerve damage and loss of appealing to his hand in the damage to his vocal cords. he had to speak softly. he say that he and his cousins feared for their lives, they did not understand any of them would make it out alive. he says he takes some comfort that at least two of the suspects have been caught, he is still worried. >> i feel a little more secure, >> it is amazing how something like this can change your life and change your perspective. i have my christmas gift for the rest of my life. my family, my son. >>reporter: the family is an emotional and habit that everyone is a live in healing. they're looking for someone they're calling their angel, a woman who helped christopher that black friday morning when he w

. >>> angelo de colombia, sae cuerda de cuidados que recibiÓ de su padrastro, en una visita nueva york generosidad, y dice que la navidad lo cambiarÍa todo por la salud del hombre que considera su padre. >>> es como inesperado, orando a dios diciendo quÉ va a pasar, y ojalÁ que haya un milagro, que puede pasar. >>> la joven que estÁ ciega, es una estudiante ejemplar, pasÓ la infancia entrando, y saliendo de hospitales, con quimioterapia, y cirugÍas. pero ella asegura que gran parte de su fortaleza, viene del hombre cuyo futuro permanece incierto. >>> me hace reÍr cuando estoy enojada, es una sonrisa ahÍ que alumbra todo. >>> el pensamiento que viene qÉe pasa si llego a faltar, quÉ pasarÁ con mi familia. >>> una familia de mucha fe, que reza con mayor fuerza, en esta temporada que revive el espÍritu de la esperanza. >>> bendicionepara mi casa, y familia que siempre estÉ unida. que mis papÁs mi papa, se recupere. >>> un deseo que el tiempo dirÁ si llega a cumplirse. >>> bueno, si usted quiere ayudar a la familia para cumplir con el sueÑo navideÑo, llame al nÚmero de pantalla o tambiÉn en

. >>> angelo de colombia, sae cuerda de cuidados que recibiÓ de su padrastro, en una visita nueva york la generosidad, y dice que la navidad lo cambiarÍa todo por la salud del hombre que considera su padre. >>> es como inesperado, orando a dios diciendo quÉ va a pasar, y ojalÁ que haya un milagro, que puede pasar. >>> la joven que estÁ ciega, es una estudiante ejemplar, pasÓ la infancia entrando, y saliendo de hospitales, con quimioterapia, y cirugÍas. pero ella asegura que gran parte de su fortaleza, viene del hombre cuyo futuro permanece incierto. >>> me hace reÍr cuando estoy enojada, es una sonrisa ahÍ que alumbra todo. >>> el pensamiento que viene qÉe pasa si llego a faltar, quÉ pasarÁ con mi familia. >>> una familia de mucha fe, que reza con mayor fuerza, en esta temporada que revive el espÍritu de la esperanza. >>> bendiciones para mi casa, y familia que siempre estÉ unida. que mis papÁs mi papa, se recupere. >>> un deseo que el tiempo dirÁ si llega a cumplirse. >>> bueno, si usted quiere ayudar a la familia para cumplir con el sueÑo navideÑo, llame al nÚmero de pantalla o tambi

misterio o hay inconsistencias en cuanto al equipo que rodea a la carrera del cantante, el manejador angelocido conferencia de prensa que fue arrollado por un vehÍculo, pero los agentes no han podido interrogarle, sÍ tenemos que decir que alguien cercano a este artista, estando aquÍ, hablÓ con nosotros fuera del aire, nos indicÓ que Él fue vÍctima de una agresiÓn, tenemos que decir, que manny manuel en el pasado ha confesado que ha tenido una adicciÓn a las drogas pero que no ha recurrido a las drogas. sin embargo, son especulaciones, lo que sÍ podemos decir que esÁa estable, lo Único que hay es contusiones pero nada de gravedad, ahora despedimos esta transmisiÓn, desde santurce, puerto rico, para "primer impacto." >> b bnas graas yolanda, esperamos que se recupere pronto. >> en otras informaciones incendios aterrizaron un vecindario y lo peor, es que fueron premeditados como nos cuenta erika flores el sospechoso estÁ tras las rejas. >> entre las llamas asÍ se encontraban 4 vehÍculos luego que un incendio fuera provocado en este estacionamiento subterrÁneo mientras tanto decenas de resident

first time guest david angelo and lorn sivan looking at us like people do in those pr shots and rob long looking cheeky. time to go back to tv's andy levy. >> veronica, what are you doing new year's eve? >> working at stand up new york on 79th and broadway. come out and see me at 8:00 and 10:00. 1kwr50*eu cool. -- cool. >> free booze? >> no. >> scratch that off the list. >> tucker, what about you? free booze on new year's eve? >> what do you think i am doing on new year's eve? eating donuts in des moines, iowa. >> is that code for some kind of -- >> literally eating donuts in des moines, iowa. >> is that some type of changing station? >> andrea, what are you writing about these days? >> i don't know. why do you have to pressure me with this stuff? i don't have an idea yet. but i will, and it will be out on thursday in the new york daily news. >> in two days? >> yes. hopefully something comes to me. >> how was los angeles? >> it was already -- all right, andy. but i will say -- i can't repeat this. >> back to you, greg. >> what happened there? how much time do i have? thanks, andy. that d

he is david angelo. and i just realized i forgot to write something funny for him. bill schulz, who thinks she on "modern family" right now. the screenwriter, the producer and the man who launched ricochet .com and it is filled with object rez bounding and deflecting one or more times from the surface which they are passing or which they hit a glancing blow. and his sails are low because hissed for y'all page blows. hello, pinch. >> just got back from one hum-dinger of an office winter solstice party. the times stopped calling them holiday parties in 2008 so as not to offend employees who don't believe in holidays. the seasonal tofu log was beyond pleasant and a nondenominational folk music couldn't have been more delightful. i guess what i am trying to say, the war on christmas is all too real. we will prevail. >> are you dead? i was hoping you were dead. >> they occupy our parks, but do they occupy our hearts? we look at the villains in the upcoming game tom clancy's rainbow six patriots. >> this is for the homes you foreclosed on. this is for the bailouts you too

the showalters say oriole fans are patient and supportive and buck has the backing of owner peter angelos with whom they have forged a close working relationship. but showwalter speaks highly of his boss. >> he cares deeply about the orioles it's amazing his drive to succeed. he told me one time, he said for the most part we don't get paid unless we win. and i told him, wouldn't it be nice if we could do that with the players. we have to create an environment for winning. >> they did it. orioles have beat the red sox! >> fantastic every time you see it. you will have a chance to see buck and the orioles at the fan fest at the baltimore convention center on saturday january 21st. >> that might as well have been like the lcs or the world series itself, the impact it had. >> it was exciting. it definitely was. and not only will you see them down there, but we'll be part of that. >> the wjz family will be down there. >> we are -- at least me, we are impressed by seeing some of the players also. >> people come to see the players and we are always like let's go to the players. >> they don't wan

in 2001, your close friend, producer of "frasier" david angelo, died in the 9/11 attacks.o the end of this, and i didn't know, to be honest with you, how you had even come through that. i don't know how any human being comes through that kind of thing. i mean, put it in some kind of overall context for me, to be hit by so much tragedy. >> yeah, well, we touched on it a little bit before, though i was being general. and one that's really important is my granddad died, too, when i was 12. he raised me. that was the -- that was the big impact until my sister was killed, of course. that one just seemed like an absurd topping on the situation that i thought was just impossible. and it was that incident that sort of propelled me into a -- at least a phase. i mean, i lost faith. i lost myself. when i was a boy -- it's sort of like that old walt whitman poem about everything a boy saw he became. i had a love affair with the universe. with a blade of grass, with a rising sun, went surfing, i used to surf all the time when i was a kid. and my life was a joy. it was a joyful experien

that's done here in the u.s., has jonathan was saying, corporations, for a very long time, under angelo-americanually liable for torts, contract violation, et cetera. the question is, when you go overseas and do a similar -- or not similar, but much more egregious act, such as torture, crimes against humanity, war crimes, either state actors are responsible or private individuals and corporations. now, the lower courts, three of them have held, according to american law and domestic law, that should hold. and that corporations and individuals, both natural and legal persons should be held liable for international human rights abuses. only one court, and that's the second circuit, has held otherwise. >> the big thing, obviously, for everybody involved in enlisting in this entire undertaking, the 28 debate, learning these things, john, is for us to educate ourselves. we are a group -- we are people who are now voracious for new information so we can be better contributors to the conversations that exist around this. to both of you, quickly, where would you direct me and others to learn more about

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a minuscule amount compared to the $400 million former ceo of countrywide angelo mozilo, who lived in keep when he sold the troubled company to bank of america, agreeing never to work in banking again. >> the idea that the most notorious, fraudulent lender can walk away, not simply with impunity from the criminal laws, but wealthy because he violated the criminal laws is an obscenity. >> reporter: in 2007, abc's "20/20" went undercover to investigate claims lenders were steering blacks and hispanics with good credit to more expensive loans called subprime. >> we specialize in the subprime lending market. >> reporter: at this lender, three whites were quickly encouraged to look elsewhere because their credit was too good. but two hispanics we fit in with similar credit were encouraged to apply for a loan carrying a huge interest rate. jillian miller bit on one of those countrywide subprime loans. it cost her her home. >> i just think that they targeted a single african-american woman with three kids. they saw me coming a mile a minute. >> reporter: the justice department said what coun

. >> christmas is filled with angels and we get to meet every day angelos fox and friends.e meet people who overcame extraordinary challenges and most recently that comes to mind is a connecticut mom. each one of her three sons had facial paralysis. they had difficulty eating or smeeking and never smile. after years of senching, lisa found a surgeon to perform surgery and three months later her oldest son smiled for the first time. lisa is now working with operation smile to help thousands of other kid in the poverty stricken places get this surgery . the point, that her own family's ordeal made her reach out and help others. we see that spirits of generosity all of the time on our show. >> i was also touch happened by an angel on fox and friends. it was back in january and i interviewed roxanna green. mom of the little girl gunned down in tuson last january. i had to dig deeper than ever before in my television career as a journalist and mom of two small children myself. it was a painful interview. and i felt that angelic spirit of that beautiful little girl was with us as