[applause] >> my name is ashley chang. i served as ambassador in the first year of this program. if you have written on the t in the past year during peak hours, chances are we have already met. i have seen the difference that we can make in this community, especially for modeling will and it limited english speaking residents. we are all happy and excited to be back in full operations. thank you for all your support. for those of you who i have not yet met, i look forward to talk to you soon. now i will have my other team lead introduce herself. >> my name is niasha vincent. a lifelong resident of district 10. i have always wanted to serve my community, so i'm happy to be an ambassador with this ongoing program. our job is to pretty much make sure the residents feel safe and informed with what is going on with the community. i am going to pass it back over to ashley who will introduce her team. >> let me introduce my six wonderful crewmembers. cindy, and elena, have your, sue, and terry. they will be working with me to help make this a safer neighborhood. thank you very much. [a

[applause] >> my name is ashley chang. i served as ambassador in the first year of this program.you have written on the t in the past year during peak hours, chances are we have already met. i have seen the difference that we can make in this community, especially for modeling will and it limited english speaking residents. we are all happy and excited

because the show would really change if all ashley had to do was say, can i see the tapes, i want to ntire show. so there is that gray line we really don't cross. the producers don't go up and say, by the way, bentley called you a ugly duckling. >> jimmy: what if they were planning to kill? would you be allowed to interfere? >> who's going to die? >> jimmy: speaking of that, let's go through some of the undesirables you guys have packed into the house. >> for "bachelor pad." the best show we've ever created. it is fee fom nall. >> jimmy: it is something else. this is vienna who was engaged to jake pavelka. >> can i just say, that'she w nose. >> jimmy: she now hates jake. they were engaged. now she is with another guy. now, if you don't know who jake is, he was the pilot. >> wait, put -- he looks better with her hair. do that again. >> jimmy: might not be -- yeah, yeah -- >> he's a beautiful woman. >> jimmy: yeah, he almost looked like justin bieber like that. this is casey and this guy casey is now dating vienna. >> right. >> jimmy: casey was a bachelor on -- or contestant -- >> on al

pile of performances yourself online every video dot arson cult home how they changed our t v outlet mindset twenty eleven ashley throughout the week was a first class prize national as well as keeping you in touch with the movers and shakers in aviation hopefully that sort. of approach. shaped future flight. or to change to the max. younger dodge energy giant shell has been forced to admit that more than two hundred tonnes of crude oil has needs into the north sea it's said to be the worst spin in british waters in more than a decade and they can last wednesday but it was only knowledge by the company two days they sat around to see from tasting the planet student organization think shell and the government. when industry contracts etudes. i think people who are used to dealing with show wouldn't be surprised at all about the lack of communication it's worth remembering that it was only a few days ago that they had missed it or three years of lawyers in cover up their role in the enormous spills across nigeria this company has never left the truth or in fact people's lives will be environment getting away from

ashley. >> she says you, all of you, are going to change the world. >> suarez: the letters are read by girl-up staff in liberia where 45% of girls have no formal education. a statistic the campaign is hoping to change. sub urban chicago residents and girl-up member isabel is one of the many volunteer advisors for the campaign. >> i can be with other girls my age and we can decide together how we can help. we can start a fund-raiser. do events to raise awareness. >> suarez: for isabel the movement is also very personal. >> she's a typical 12-year-old american girl, a competitive soccer player and a good student entering the 7th grade. isabel a a is also from vee it natural vietnam, adopted at the age of four. her mother gave birth to twin girls, couldn't afford both and sent isabel to an orphanage. isabel has never meant her identical twin sister still living in vietnam. >> i just wanted to help not just her but other adolescent girls around the world. >> suarez: although isabel has learned something about her identical twin, she believes she and her sister are likely to have very different fut

ashley is off tonight. we want to take you to the bart station live. another protest is supposed to start at this hour with a changen strategy by demonstrators and police. vic lee is on market street at the station. vick? >> this is 5:00. we don't see any demonstrators here. they're supposed to be counter demonstrators here as well. we don't see them either, nor do we see presence of san francisco police officers. they're underground here, dipeek down there and there are police, they're there. and not a lot of them so there is no activity going on and there is apparently a change of strategy. protesters on the social networking sites say that this time, they may conduct their protests above ground here on the streets of san francisco. and on market street, and not at bart's underground station like they have in the recent past them say that they may just pass out flyers instead of disrupting commuter traffic. we shall see. the police chief says that his officers are ready and that they'll make arrests immediately if they get disruptive. it's a

ashley vaga suffered only minor bruises after fighting back against her a-- attacker. she is okay. martha: what a hero. i mean, that little girl was seconds away from a completely life changingerience, she could have died, we've seen what happens in these situations, she has that man -- she and her family have that man, mr. cahone to thank for her safety and her life potentially. god bless him. it's an incredible story and he's a great hero and we'd love to talk to him and his wife. >>> all right. let's talk about this now and switch our attention back to washington for a moment. the u.s. justice department now says it has no comment on a new report that claims that they're investigating the credit agency standard & poor's. now, the report says the probe surrounds s&p's rules in the mortgage bond meltdown that led to the '08 financial crisis, the investigation reportedly into s&p by the administration began before s&p came out and downgraded our country's debt last week. so jay secalua are is counsel at the american center for justice. always good to have you, welcome back. >> thanks for having me. martha: obviously, when you look at this at first blush and see the headlines