your outstanding senator, barbara boxer.ause] i talked to barbara's husband before hand, and he told me or has not changed a bit bsince before she went to congress. the only difference is she was actually a 5 ft. 10 when she went there. she just got worn down. [laughter] >> i am strong as ever. >> that is ok. i did not have any gray hair when i went there. >> my hair has turned blonde. >> it is one of the great privileges of having been a senator that i got the chance to work alongside barbara. california has been the leader in promoting hybrids and compact cars and cleaner-burning fuels, and you have got barbara boxer, a sub contact senator, using an extremely -- a seemingly inexhaustible source of energy and, and she already talked about how deeply she cares about the environment, about her work to pursue a clean energy future, and that work has never been more important than it is now, but i also want you to understand this is a woman with extraordinarily deep passion to fight for all of you on a range of issues. barbarou

we have had enough of barbara boxer.e've had enough of out of control government spending, out of control government taxing and out of control government regulating. we need to take the government back, make it work, and we can do that by marching with our blood and reducing and finally defeating barbara boxer in november. there is one candidate on the state's second defeat barbara boxer in november. she knows it. i ask for your support 3 march with our vote for it take o government back. make it listen. make it work. >> we thank you, candidates, and we are at a time for you may applaud now. please be sure to vote on june 8. thank you. ♪ ♪

barbara boxer -- to be back.e're reminded never to forget the members of the holocaust and it is a wonderful place that teaches tolerance and the great diversity that we have in this country. on like my two opponents, i am not a career politician. i've never run for public office before. i believe our founding fathers intended ours to be a citizen government, by, for, and of the people. i am proud of the conservative endorsements that i've received. i am particularly proud to have signed a taxpayer protection pledge the day i announced my candidacy. it's something mr. campbell was reduced to do. i think washington, d.c. has a spending problem and i think that when somebody has a spending problem, you quit sending them money. our month -- our government is too big and too expensive and too intrusive. >> the oil rig blowout in the gulf of mexico has caused the government to reduce -- the governor to reduce his position on offshore drilling position. they have called for an outright ban. has it changed your thinking

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barbara spoke for the family. that morning, the stained glass windows spark he would with light, casting pretty patterns over the simple wooden chapel pews. it was, i later learned, exactly 31 steps down the aisle, into the rest of my life. [applause] >> thank you all very much and thanks especially to cokey. >> as you know, i should reveal to everybody else, i'm an enormous laura bush fan. >> thank you kindly. [applause] >> and i've written about you and have admired your work, but this book is a delightful book. one of the nice things about the passage you read, as well as it being charm being and enlightening, is it gives a couple of things that i think are -- that i wanted to talk to you about anyway, and one is the style. you know, you are a sew requires read he were. as i was reading particularly as you get into your descriptions of texas, and your childhood, where you're there in the open plains of midland, was there somebody whose style you had in mind? >> there was not a specific writer whose style i did

barbara boxer -- to be back.ever to forget the members of the holocaust and it is a wonderful place that teaches tolerance and the great diversity that we have in this country. on like my two opponents, i am not a career politician. i've never run for public office before. i believe our founding fathers intended ours to be a citizen government, by, for, and of the people. i am proud of the conservative endorsements that i've received. i am particularly proud to have signed a taxpayer protection pledge the day i announced my candidacy. it's something mr. campbell was reduced to do. i think washington, d.c. has a spending problem and i think that when somebody has a spending problem, you quit sending them money. our month -- our government is too big and too expensive and too intrusive. >> t oil rig blowout in the gulf of mexico has caused the government to reduce -- the governor to reduce his position on offshore drilling position. they have called for an outright ban. has it changed your thinking? >> it is not ch

al regresarÁ hablamos con bÁrbara palacios. en una gran entrevista con ella.e, lo de el tÍtulo de miss universo fue sÓlo algo pasado. hace unos aÑos comencÉ como inspiradora. fue allÍ donde me di cuenta que este ser humano que somos de todos los dÍas y que estÁ necesitando herramientas despuÉs de mi conferencia querÍa llevarse algo de lo que habÍa expuesto ese cuando me di cuenta que necesitaba una guÍa prÁctica de lo que tanto hablo. entonces comenzÓ la idea. >> estamos viviendo una Época complicada con 15 millones de personas desempleadas en los estados unidos con una crisis a nivel mundial tÚ hablas de nueve elementos de que considerar para salir adelante por eso los mÁs importantes? >> empezar con la aceptaciÓn de uno mismo y las circunstancias. en enfoque que vas a tener en la vida y las materias tras porque vas a dedicar en enfoque es sÚper importante, la misiÓn que vas a tener y mantener el equilibrio. que no es estar estÁtico sino en constante movimiento con todas las actividades que tienes. el liderazgo, como ser un lÍder? la gente cree que a veces so

>>guest: i am still giving that advice to barbara. [laughter] i said look for somebody just like dad. >>host: and how are they? >>guest: they are doing very well. .org contributing correspondent on the "today show" she is still teaching one day per week at the reading intervention teacher and barbara founded a nonprofit and if you're interested you can look on the web app placing resend college graduates and helping the poor right now she has people who on the ground in rwanda and tanzania and boston and a new work in the united states. it is the idea from teach for america but to recruit smart college graduates to work in health clinics so they set up the supply chain one fellow in tanzania ran a supply chain for the guest so now he is setting up the supply chain for the anti-by rolls so the people and the clinics can keep up with the medication. i am very proud of both of them and they are doing great. >>host: also the question of your id moss's. >>guest: they are doing very well. at this moment there at in my backyard in dallas wit

barbara, back to you. >> i have a question for you.in the circle, we have a lot of them in washington, ward circle, tinley circle, who has the right of way? >> the people -- the person that has the larger vehicle. you know, i really don't know off the top of my head. i'll take a look. >> i figure that would have to be someone you'd have to research. i know it's different in different cities. >> sure. >> we have major traffic alerts to tell you about this morning. you can expect to see 10 to 15-mile backups this weekend. the inner loop will be reduced to a single lane west of telegraph road. >> reporter: officials are urging drivers to avoid the inner loop of the beltway in alexandria. they're expecting major backups due to this construction project. it all begins tonight. preparations are under way to squeeze the inner loop of the beltway in alexandria down to a single lane this weekend. >> avoid delay, stay away is our mantra this weekend. >> reporter: commuters may understand the need for a major overhaul. that's the plan of this wee

a lot like you and barbara. >> or better than that. >> no, probably a lot like you and barbara. >> onetivated you? those cat glasses are -- >> this is probably when i was about 11, wearing these cat glasses and the poodle skirt. i had to put it in especially for the poodle skirt. it is a birthday party, as you can tell. that's my birthday photo. >> did boys like you when you were 11? >> i don't think so. >> how could you resist a face like that? >> this is a very funny photo. this is when we were campaigning with grampy when he was running for president and we were on our way to kansas city and you jip (t&háhp& >> barbara's face is like, oh, she's at it again. >> were you scared of grammy at first? >> she is slightly intimidating, there is no doubt about it. i write in the book that we didn't really bond until we'd been married probably ten years when we all moved to washington to work on gampy's campaign. that was the first town we'd ever lived in the same town, bar and i. it gave us a chance to really get to know each other. and i loved her because she loved daddy so much. >> here's

[laughter] this is what we let barbara and jenna do with the cake. barbara and jenna did that, too.nd then they would like the cake. [laughter] i think they had ever had sugar. until their first birthday. [laughter] >> it was good to term one. but you had to go to dallas. >> i struggled to get pregnant and finally when i did i was thrilled when i had a sonogram and found out there were two babies because i was hoping that my children would have a sister or a brother, and they got to have each other which was great. but it was a high-risk pregnancy. i was 35. it was a twin pregnancy. so close to the end of the pregnancy i got preeclampsia and was sent to dallas where there was an intensive care nursery because they thought the babies would be -- would mean an intensive care nursery which they didn't really when they were born. they were big for five weeks early twins. but it was a worry full-time and i worry also because of my mother's losses. >> you got involved in the 1980 campaign and then suddenly was vice president. talk about celebrity by association. suddenly you were somebody

barbara of. and let me introduce to you a man, dr. mr. joe coleman, former singer of the plotters who planned this song for our beloved dr. dorothy. is entitled "i gave my all." ♪ ♪ >> hello. it's a long ride from up here. i just want to say i wrote this song as a gift from god. a song about dr. height and the life built around the music [inaudible] ♪ did i touch your life ♪ did i touch your heart ♪ is the world you see more of what you are ♪ ♪ did i give you strength to endure the pain ♪ ♪ i at times worked hard ♪ did you speak my name ♪ is your life fulfilled ♪ do you long for more ♪ made the tears are shed ♪ lay abundant ♪ am i all and more ♪ phill love on fuel from you ♪ has made me hold you dear ♪ to carry on ♪ to spend my life with hugh ♪ i would give my all ♪ did i give you love ♪ wasn't strong enough ♪ in the world of grace ♪ hungry for your touch ♪ did i touch your soul ♪ did you feel it, too ♪ when the night was young ♪ and i needed you ♪ i gave my all ♪ all i had and more ♪ the love i feel from you ♪ has made me whole ♪ you giv

bÁrbara falacios nos habla de su libro y de polÍtica.lecente podÁ hacerlo o en casa estaÁ mejor? aclaramos sus dudasy prepaÁ ndose para el mundial, claudia molina pondÁ en forma a les saluda ilia calderón. este lunes, en primer impacto.un crimen podría quedar en la impunidad, y la obra de la víctima por unos niÑos está a punto de derrumbarse! convierten sus casas en hostales para recibir a los ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ locutor ] la emoción de shrek forever after continúa con los 4 divertidos vasos, cada uno a $1.99 con cualquier compra de comida. ♪ ♪ >> bÁrbara palacios nos presenta su libro: la belleza del saber vivir. y tambiÉn se involucra con mucha intensidad de la polÍtica. gracias por estar con nosotros. >> para mÍ es un placer estar por aquÍ. te admiramos mucho. >> por quÉ eran serio... tÚ ganaste el mismo universo en el 98, por quÉ reinventarte como escritora? >> mi actividad siempre ha sido los medios de comunicaciÓn, soy empresario, pero me di cuenta de que necesitaba una guÍa prÁctica de como saber vivir. >> tÚ hablaste nueve elementos? >> de

you and barba barbara. >> were you scared at first?slightly intimidating. there is no doubt about it. write in the book we didn't really bond until we had been married probably ten years when we all moved to washington to work on his campaign. that was the first time we ever lived in the same town, barbara and i, and gave us a chance to get to know each other. >> then you -- >> i loved her because she loved dad daddy. >> laura bush kicked off her book tour in mclean yesterday and is scheduled to appear in bookstores in arlington tomorrow. >>> a new discovery in dark chocolate. could help some stroke patients. scientists at johns hopkins medical school say dark chocolate can naturally lessen brain damage after a stroke. a compound found in the chocolate works to shield brain cells from damage. researchers say they don't know if the effect is a direct cause of the chocolate. they say it can be indirect by jump starting the cells' own protected pathways. after testing, dark chocolate can work up to 3 1/2 hours after a stroke. >>> the anti

and barbara has founded a nonprofit called global health score. and if your interested, you can look on the web at gh for global health, gh core.org and she is placing recent college graduates, recent smart graduate for the poor. right now she has fallen on the ground in malawi, tanzania and boston and new york. it inodes the idea rehang teach for america that is just to support and help young college graduates to work in clinics. they're setting up to supply change. whenever friends in tanzania did work for the gap in a ranting supply chains for the cap, the ordering and supply chains. so now for tanzania, he said he met their supply chains for antiretrovirals for their drug ordering, so that people in the clinics that go on arb is can keep up with their medication. so i'm very proud of both of them and they're doing great. >> and there's also a question how your in-laws are doing. >> they're doing very well, too. in fact, at this very moment there in dallas in my backyard with george, hosting a party. george's assistant, teachers are, met barbar

>> i'm still giving that advice to barbara. i say look for somebody just like daddy! i think people do that a little bit. >> both of your girls are doing wonderful. >> very well, thank you very much. if you don't know, jenna is a contributing correspondents on "the today show" and is doing great and is still teaching, just one day a week though at the reading intervention teacher school in baltimore and barbara founded a nonprofit called global health corps and if you ar interest are interested, look on the web at gh -- for global health, ghcorps.org and is recruiting recent college graduates in health clinics for the poor and she has people on the ground in malawi, tanzania and the u.s. in boston and newark. and it is sort of the idea behind teach for america, but this is to recruit smart young college graduates to work in health clinics, and they are doing things like setting up the supply chain, one of her fellows in tanzania did work for the gap and ran the supply chain for the gap, the ordering and supply chain and now, for tanzania is setting up their supply cha

and as barbara harrison shows us now, he has never shied away from a good fight. >> sonny versus muhammadi victory than this kid -- joe robert. growing up in silver spring, maryland, a fan long before he had enough money to pay for a ticket to see a fight. >> i wanted to become muhammad ali. you know, fourth grade. >> reporter: the oldest of five children, joe was always a scrapper. >> my first fight, god, i was probably four, five years old. >> reporter: from an early age he fell he had to defends himself and his mother against an abusive father. >> i was afraid of him. >> reporter: a trashed box of kid-sized boxing gloves led to a new venture. >> i got the whole neighborhood, put them in my backyard. i thought that by virtue of the fact i owned the gloves, i would be the best guy out there. and this kid whipped up on me like there was no tomorrow. >> reporter: by then joe's father was gone most of the time. >> my father left home when -- were in seventh grade. >> reporter: make nothingly payments to keep her kids in catholic school, joe's mother was proud when show graduated from st. jo

she said she endorsed barbara boxer in 2004.hat was while i was carrying the republicans like, registering republicans. she endorsed barbara boxer for one reason -- you just heard it. barbara boxer -- she convinced her to take a certain position on an internet tax that would personally benefit her and her investor friends at ebay. that was reason to endorse barbara boxer, one of the most liberal senators in our country? a senator who has 100% approval ratings from the unions. a senator who supports all of these tax increases and is an extremist in many ways. is that how you make decisions about who to endorse? to endorse barbara boxer and campaign for her, after she endorsed al gore in 2000 -- who are you really? the republican base is looking for republican with a track record. actions speak louder than words. how does your endorsement of al gore in 2000 -- you're campaigning for barbara boxer in 2004, your support for dan jones -- van jones -- how does not fit into being a republican? >> ms. whitman, your rebuttal. >> he is an

she said she endorsed barbara boxer in 2004.at was while i was carrying the republicans like, registering republicans. she endorsed barbara boxer for one reason -- you just heard it. barbara boxer -- she convinced her to take a certain position on an internet tax that would personally benefit her and her investor friends at ebay. that was reason to endorse barbara boxer, one of the most liberal senators in our country? a senator who has 100% approval ratings from the unions. a senator who supports all of these tax increases and is an extremist in many ways. is that how you make decisions about who to endorse? to endorse barbara boxer and campaign for her, after she endorsed al gore in 2000 -- who are you really? the republican base is looking for republican with a track record. actions speak louder than words. how does your endorsement of al gore in 2000 -- you're campaigning for barbara boxer in 2004, your support for dan jones -- van jones -- how does not fit into being a republican? >> ms. whitman, your rebuttal. >> he is an

our first is barbara mikulski and houston chill brakirsten gi.aiser, and after she took the republican house seat, a hard-working member of the house. she kept in close contact with the constituents, becoming the first ever to pose her daily schedule on the website so voters could see how she was spending her time. we were delighted when she was chosen to fill senator clinton's seat, because she will continue the work of hillary. she now has to run in november. she has been traveling the state listening and learning about her new constituency in building a strong campaign. emily's list is at her side, eager to celebrate her victory as the second elected senator from new york. recently, there was a public- relations campaign to inform women about heart disease and the symptoms of heart attacks in women. every time i heard a public- service announcement for read a story generated by the campaign, i smiled and thought about cover first emily's list whene'er, senator barbara mikulski. here is why. -- winner, senator barbara mikulski. here is why. our

senator barbara boxer.continue the debate with our colleague with a question. >> you will have to deal with the issue of afghanistan, the longest where we have been in. there are more than 60,000 troops there now, more on the way, and more will likely to be called for. would you support increased deployment? do you support the reason why we are supposedly in afghanistan? i believe is mr. campbell. >> i believe -- i support the reason we are there. the judges should be made on the advice of the military professionals, general mcchrystal in particular. the president appears to be following his advice in large part. in addition to our presence in afghanistan, we have the context of pakistan and the areas of the safe harbor offered to terrorists cells in pakistan who are affecting the situation as well. the situation has been brought up about the use drones. the answer is yes by all means. they save american lives. we will come to an understanding with the pakistan government. i have to say that as difficult as

>> estÁ bárbara lisandra... tatiana...el mundial y al parecer estÁn más que preparados. >> claro que sÍ, sobre todo en la ciudad de los Ángeles, quÉ bÁrbaro, como siempre. vamos a ver a amelia maquiavelo para ver glÉ qué es lo que hace por allÁ. adelante. ♪ >> miren ustedes, durango presente! y esta asociaciÓn que saben que no hemos podido escoger un lugar mejor que este. un campo de fÚtbol para preguntarles a los angelinos sobre el mundial. el qupo de mujeres y el equipo de hombres. estÁn listos muchachos, el que recoja primero la pelota tiene derecho a contestar la primera pregunta. cuÁndo empieza el mundial de fÚtbol? dime! >> 11 de junio. >> eso es correcto? >> sÍ! >> un punto para las mujeres! muy bien. vÁmonos a la segunda pregunta. cuÁles son los dos equipos que jugarÁn el primer partido del mundial? mujeres! dame tu nombre y respuesta. >> preciosa. me llamo preciosa. >> y cuÁl es tu respuesta? >> mÉxico contra sudamérica. >> vale eso o no. >> sÍ. >> mÉxico y sudÁfrica. >> vamos a perdonarselo. >> tercera pregunta,

barbara mikulski had a similar law introduced. the change would not affect education of the intellectual disabled. that brings us to our watercooler question of the day. e-mail your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com. do you think the term "retarded" should be banned from all federal legislation? again, that is watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> 6:08. coming up, the bloomberg business report. >> labels are often misleading. " a royal mess inside the walls of buckingham palace. that is coming up. >> summer is just around the corner. free swimming lessons are being offered. >> we are taking a look at your morning commute. there are some wet roads. there are some wet roads. >> > a very good monday morning to you. it is about 64 degrees this morning. not a pretty morning in baltimore. we are in owings mills and we have some he drizzle going on. memorial day weekend, that pool is inviting you to take part and go swimming. there are so many people who do not know how to swim. we have free swimming lessons offered here at the jewish community ce

in most of these, barbara boxer has been under 50%. she recently pulled ahead of these republicans just slightly. she is showing more strength. that is what the democrats will be concentrating on. >> there have been polls showing the general election match up between her and each of these republicans that want to run against her. what are those showing? >> right now she is a head against all three challengers. just slightly by a couple of points however. this looks like tom campbell is her strongest challenger. he is pulling ahead, and she has the number to bring her through. tony -- tom campbell does not have the money that she does. she has almost $4 million of her own money in this race. barbara boxer has about $10 million in the bank, not counting what the president is going to come through tonight. >> we will be covering that fundraiser tonight here on c- span. but to our web site c-span.org for coverage. we will cover the june 8 primary in california. that will be here on the c-span network. thank you for joining us. host: as we

it was in part about her mom, barbara, who died a few years before with whom sarah was very close. the interviewer noted that senate had turned judaism in her mid '30s out and asked with her religious practice helped her to deal with barbara's death. i think it did, she said. i am very comfortable with the fact that judaism doesn't have a highly developed idea of what happens after you die. like buddhism and christianity. i pursued judaism very much to find meaning, and i think at the heart of the pursuit is the fact that we all walk around with the knowledge that we are going to die. how did my daughter know this at still a fairly young age i was in her? it was a condition she was born with. the jewish idea that made the most sense to share was the one that means a rolling of the souls. and as the mystical equipment to life after life. it is basically we in carnation, she explained. in the interview sarah introduced the fact about herself that i hadn't known before. i say the prayer, blessed are you got, you resurrect the dead, every morning over my coffin. and counseling her over

no llega hasta el fondo >>> si tiene labios gruesa como bárbara el experto aconseja poner labial en tono>>> fabiola tiene oro jej >>> buscamos un color en el mismo tono de la piel >>> y nunca más aclare. si todo blanco y lo que buscamos es que luzcan lo más naturales posible. y en su punto débil son las mejilla aquí está el truco para rosibel >>> y está claro arriba. así que lo saben si usted quiere lucir como auténticas belleza l grande >>> y se prohibió la pesca en el área >>> momento de saber cómo está el tiempo. así es jakie está listo para contarnos lo que nos de deep ra la madre naturaleza >>> descarga eléctrico y todo el área el inundación >>> hay un potencial que ríos y agua siga en evento >>> fuerte actividad está en el sudeste el mismo tiempo con dakota y patrón de tiempo lluvioso y vemos nieve en la montaña y el norte de país en la próximos 24 horas. y mientras tanto condición en estables el centro y s de país y gran parte de estado lo que si sentemos es alta temperatura y su fuerte vientos de denver colores >>> siguen fuertes viento perjudicando a todo petróleo y condición cá

barbara: i believe megyn won.'t agree with ginsberg's decisions but i would like to think she has enough integrity to uphold the constitution. her arguments were no match for use of ginsberg disentering words. jeff: forget it bill megyn is better looking and smarter than you. greg: o'reilly crushed kell facts. as an attorney megyn should not have ignored that thomas: as an torn i say they are both ride. -- as an attorney i say they are bottle right. constitutional law has become perverted by activist's decisions made in the past. tom: you always wear nice suits where can i get them? jack victor makes the suits, skip gamber makes the shirts. they are on the website, you can check it out. and a verse: whoa, mickey. signed copy of bold fresh on s$#qcuz way. pinheads and patriots, trace atkins and i were honored last night by the wounded warrior project. i received the tony snow award and then said this. i'm very honored and humbled to get this award this evening is not about me. i was thinking every night i pinheads

papeles derecho con jackie delirio, aquí está en la gran manzana hola como estas >>> claro que si, barbaran francisco 47 seattle 49 grados >>> vamos la fuerte acción, en esta semana de trabajo está generando mal tiempo. más bien de alabama georgia. ustedes en conkentucky, hacia tennessee, nos se descarta la probabilidad de descarga lequi trim. transcurso de la noche. tenemos este sistema que está generando fuerte lluvia, viento en ráfaga de hecho, que se displacia hacia el sur este de los angeles, en riesgo famoso fuego forestal. un fin de semana al sur, se concentra el viento al oeste, aunque no lo creo, es algo real de la madre naturaleza. está nevando en el noroeste, actividad de lluvia, mientras tanto, viento de ráfaga que la 6 0 milla en el sur este de los angeles condición estable, pero calor al sur. y nueva york, en el área "tri" estatal. precipitaciones pero será el domingo, al menos el sábado descansando tan fuertes, si es todo es mi parte, deseo un excelente mínimo de fafin de se. continuamos con más de primer impacto >>> una niña sometida aúna complicada cirugía para salvar su v

bÁrbara palacios ex reina de belleza, hablar de su nuevo libro, de cuba Ídem porque para ella venezuela su mamÁ para decirle que estaba en la cima del mundo, al regresar. >> toda la acciÓn de la repÚblica deportiva. >> el resumen de la jornada. >> un gusto saludarlos. les traigo al campeÓn de la liga de campeones de europa. el bÉisbol de las grandes ligas. la final de la conferencia del Éste en la nba y el box. este sÁbado se jugÓ la gran final de la liga de campeones de europa en madrid. el bayer frente al inter. en el 35 milito puso en ventaja a los italianos, luego otra vez, el segundo. el tÉcnico portugués y sus dirigidos levantaron su tercera copa de la temporada. el fÚtbol mexicano. el ex presidente de chivas tiene todo arreglado para el atlas. serÍa el nuevo director deportivo del equipo. houston recibiÓ a los united. este sÁbado fue inaugurado el estadio en johannesburgo donde se jugarÁn el partido de apertura y la gran final. el francÉs que juega para el real madrid tendrÁ que ver el mundial por televisiÓn. la representaciÓn francesa anunció que el mediocampista no estarÁn en l

y así es barbara. hoy aquí en gran manzana condición placentera. la madre.o bueno, hoy jueves tenemos mucha acción, este mismo sistema estuvo afectando anoche prácticamente los mismos estado, este gran riesgo y va, sobre tennessee, tenemos este centro de baja presión. para efec afectar el noroeste. si para el tema de vientos de ráfaga, de esta granizo para sdporlt aro al mismo tiempo. no se descarta la posibilidad de tornados, mientras, tenemos otra tormenta que va aplastando al norte del país, pero fuera de esto, en el noreste. y sur este en la florida, descansamos de condición severa de fuerte actividades de precipitación, así que un día favorable. mientras tanto al mismo sistema que afecta en el día de mañahoy mañana viernes, se desplaza los mismos estado como podemos ver para el fin de semana. llegando a nosotros aquí, en el noreste. y prep nos con algo de lluvia . y viento en altura, más de 70 milla por hora. y va a koconcentrar. la fuerte brisa en el sur este ayúdela para que gane. por mi parte todo. continuamos más aquí en primer impacto . gracias ros

. >> bÁrbara palacios nos habla de su nuevo libro de cuba y nos dice segÚn ella venezuela es una dictaduraial de sudÁfrica 2010, los vendedores ofrecen todo tipo de objetos y hasta el banco central ha creado una moneda conmemorativa de la copa mundial que serÁ vendida a $ 58 cada una, espera ganar su sexta copa mundial para continuar reinando como el paÍs con mÁs trofeo de la fifa. que cree usted? maÑana regresaremos con mÁs, por

papeles derecho con jackie delirio, aquí está en la gran manzana hola como estas >>> claro que si, barbara del tiempo masca salida en el día de ayer, estuviste por aquí, viendo, la ma cr madre naturaleza del día de ayer, chicago con 64 grados, eso si, en el sur se apodo razón y están sintiendo la temperatura rel euroativamente en gran diferencia, san francisco 47 seattle 49 grados >>> vamos la fuerte acción, en esta semana de trabajo está generando mal tiempo. más bien de alabama georgia. ustedes en conkentucky, hacia tennessee, nos se descarta la probabilidad de descarga lequi trim. transcurso de la noche. tenemos este sistema que está generando fuerte lluvia, viento en ráfaga de hecho, que se displacia hacia el sur este de los angeles, en riesgo famoso fuego forestal. un fin de semana al sur, se concentra el viento al oeste, aunque no lo creo, es algo real de la madre naturaleza. está nevando en el noroeste, actividad de lluvia, mientras tanto, viento de ráfaga que la 6 0 milla en el sur este de los angeles condición estable, pero calor al sur. y nueva york, en el área "tri" estatal. pre

barbara mikulski introduced a similar bill in congress last december which would require the use the term intellectual disability instead of mental retardation. it will be taken up this week and is considered non- controversial legislation. that brings us to our watercooler question of the day. do you think the term "retarded" should be banned from all federal legislation? e-mail your response to watercooler@wbaltv.com. again, that is watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> 5:38. keith mills will join us with a look at sports. >> children will put just about anything in their mouths. something could be fatal >> welcome back. 65 degrees downtown at the maryland science center. we have some fog and drizzle on this monday morning. take an umbrella you. let's take a look at the temperatures. 65 at the airport. 67 in hagerstown. fog and drizzle, light rain this morning. you might get a peak of the sun later today. a high temperature around 75 degrees. we will check the seven-day forecast coming up in just a few minutes. but for now, back to the news desk. >> some alarming statistics show a sharp rise

bárbara palacios ex reina de belleza nos habla de su nuevo libro de cuba y nos dice según ella venezuelaa que la gente utilice sus bicicletas para ir al trabajo...

. >> y bÁrbara palacios, ex reina de belleza nos habla de su nuevo libro y nos dice porque segÚn esara calmar su preocupaciÓn. >> una ministra del perÚ creyÓ ver discriminaciÓn racial en una supuesta costumbre. los supuestos discriminados dijeron que estaban contentos como estaban. >> las apariencias engaÑan. >> es comÚn ver en los entierros del perÚ que los cargadores de ataÚdes descendente. una ministra decidiÓ que eso es discriminatorio y enviado una propuesta para que esto siga ocurriendo. el tema es que los supuestamente afectados estÁn contentos con su trabajo. >> yo sÉ que la tradiciÓn siempre ha sido gente morena si es una oportunidad de trabajo. >> en las funerarias aseguran que la gente suele pedir a estos cargadores por tradiciÓn. >> el 99% es gente morena. >> segÚn Él, incluso es un servicio mÁs costoso. >> por supuesto, tienen el privilegio de cobrar un poco mÁs. >> segÚn las organizaciones que defienden los derechos de los autores en ventas en el perÚ estas tradiciones deberÍan quedar en el pasado. >> en muchos casos los que trabajan en las funerarias vieron a un miembr

so we'd watch the fireworks from the white house and jenna and barbara would invite all their friends. then all of our best friends would come from around the country. that was fun. >> we've got an e-mail that's anonymous -- what do you miss most about being in the white house? >> well, i miss the people that worked there. i miss the staff. the butler that we know very well and i always joke and say i miss the chef the most. george does, too. i miss all the people. that's who you miss the most when you leave. >> xo kathleen asks on twitter, who is your favorite president, mrs. bush? >> well that's easy. i have two favorite presidents. >> i bet you can guess. >> president bush and president bush. >> yours as well? >> yeah! >> well, i love to read about lincoln. and george and i both looked at lincoln's life a lot while we lived at the white house, because he lived in such a really terrible time for our country when we were fighting and so divided with each other in a war. so many people died on both sides. and he still kept a sense of humor. he was funny still and it was -- it's just a

the treasury secretary and senator barbara boxer clearly very concerned with t.a.r.p. i mentioned, there's a few other trillion still being paid to the bank business the federal reserve to this very day. not to mention accounting forebearance that allows them to mark their assets at a much higher level than they actual will have and then trade with it in secret. funny how no one likes to mention the not so little-known fact the white house today published a list of the ten most wanted lobbyist loobholes for instance, and a list of provision it is promises to protect from special interests. word is the white house is doing its own lobbying against potentially key amend xts to the bill, especially anything that would cause transparency or capital requirements. anything that would shine a real light on the real source of the bailout money. fed, senator bernie sanders amendment to audit the fed. word is that rahm emanual is working with the fed to defeat the provision. left it be found out that the fed is accepting worthless collateral. and the bank shying away from a cruc

barbara harrison takes us to meet a former "wednesday's child." we a we are catching up with zemora. >> reporter: it has been 13 years since we met zemora hoping for a permanent loving family. at 19 now, she is a college freshman, planning to become a teacher some day. she says those days are the little girl in foster care were not easy. >> placed me in one home and then -- three weeks later i would go to another home. >> reporter: seeing young zemora, lori webb decided to take a big leap and become a single adoptive mom. >> as a single parent it is harder than it looks on tv. >> reporter: that's where c.a.s.e. came in, center for adoption center and education. many parents are not ready for security issues children have even after adoption. >> even then they wonder is this going to be permanent for me. >> i was afraid of being left. i was -- didn't want to be left alone. >> reporter: realizing many adoptions could fail because of the unexpected issues of adjustment, for parents and child, the freddie mac foundation decided to make the therapy to

barbara, back to you. >>> it's now 11:23. still ahead, a look at how the white house plans to celebrate cinco de mayo later today. >>> plus, women and men can be very different, but when it comes to money, should there be investing differently? >> and a real life super hero. how this spider man stop >>> grab your tickets. it's been almost two months, but we finally have a winner for the mega millions jackpot. unfortunately it was sold in california. the numbers are 9, 21, 31, 36, 43, and the mega number, 8. to take home the jackpot of $266 million, your ticket has to match all six numbers. but there are 28 prize winners that matched the first five numbers. and three of those winning tickets were prachurchased in virginia. they will take home $250,000 each. >>> you may know it is sink company dema cinco de mayo. here's a live look at the white house. getting ready inside there today. today marks the anniversary of an unexpected mexican victory over the french troops back this 1862. in the u.s., it's usually observed as a celeb

her maternal grandmother and her aunt barbara had both left her a little money. my son ben had created a successful business and given her some stock from the company he built. with this security she was already planning new travels to serve people in need around the world. i do not really know how -- why we all forgot about the prediction of an early death for turner syndrome children. perhaps it was because sarah had so much life in her. right to the end. when death takes someone you love, you are left with a hole in your heart. that he will never be filled. and a well of pain that will never be emptied. how are you, her mother asked me three months after she was gone? how are we supposed to live through this? indeed. i can take a small satisfaction in the fact that death's victory over my daughter remains incomplete. for though she is gone she has left me believe gift. when i see a homeless person destitute on the street, i think of sarah and my heart opens. if there is a criminal shut behind bars, i force myself to remember her compassion and a sadness shades

certainly look at the way barbara bush, mother, grandmother was typed as grandmotherly type woman when in fact barbara bush is as strong as horseradish and the people really know that. >> you became deeply involved in advocating for afghan women for their rights, for their role in the life of their country. and you write "it was not that i found my voice, instead it was as if my voice had found me." explain. >> well, what happened was i made the president's radio address after september 11th and talked about the treatment of women and children by the taliban and right after that i went to a department store with jenna and the women who sold cosmetics came up to me and said thank you so much for speaking for the women of afghanistan and that was when it really occurred to me in a really emotional sort of way that people listen to me, that i did have a podium and that women all over the united states felt this sense of sisterhood with the women of afghanistan and wanted to be able to do something. >> chris: i want to go back to this question that you touched on earlier about media bias b

barbara and jenna were just in elementary school, and it was really fun.eball is a family business. so is politics, actually. the whole family is involved. >> larry: good comparison. does he watch them now, the rangers? >> he watches them now, of course, the rangers, every single night. >> larry: i bet. the decision to hit iraq. did he every waiver? you were with him through all of it. did he ever have doubts? >> i'm sure he had doubts. he didn't discuss those sort of things with me really. >> larry: he didn't? >> i saw him walk on the lawn every night with spot. and i knew he was just worried and didn't know, you know, if he was making the right decision. but all of the intelligence that everyone had, that everyone said, and you know, saddam hussein had defied 17 u.n. security council resolutions. so -- >> larry: it's hard certainly for a president to send someone to die. what is it like for a first lady? >> it's hard. it really is. i mean, it's a constant worry. we always worried about our troops. every day. we worried about them. and a lot of times at n

certainly look at the way barbara bush, mother, grandmother was typed as grandmotherly type woman when in fact barbara bush is as strong as horseradish and the people really know that. >> you became deeply involved in advocating for afghan women for their rights, for their role in the life of their country. and you write "it was not that i found my voice, instead it was as if my voice had found me." explain. >> well, what happened was i made the president's radio address after september 11th and talked about the treatment of women and children by the taliban and right after that i went to a department store with jenna and the women who sold cosmetics came up to me and said thank you so much for speaking for the women of afghanistan and that was when it really occurred to me in a really emotional sort of way that people listen to me, that i did have a podium and that women all over the united states felt this sense of sisterhood with the women of afghanistan and wanted to be able to do something. >> chris: i want to go back to this question that you touched on earlier about media bias b