returning for their second day, total of $20,000, from bartlett, tennessee, it's the champs!hill family! [cheering and applause] and from woodstock, georgia, it's the kincaid family! [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lotta cash. somebody might have a shot at drivin' outta here in a brand-new car. [cheeran

[cheering and applause] and from bartlett, tennessee-- that's what it is--it's the hill family!eering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lotta cash, and somebody might have a shot drivin' outta here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] let's go meet the hill family! [cheering and applause]

se if you've got to spend money to have players of a high caliber and it's difficult to see how bartlett software can do that. under the present cost control measures. jennifer, who do you think ultimately bears the most responsibility for what happened? is it barcelona? is it legal or is it messy? i think at 1st i think referred to save the economy by eating on day to day is on the sheep of her and we will see the feel of new. we may see this up here a completely a of course the duty of the club is to fix that in here. you in the middle left him a reality is a they have not being able to sell yours to lower the siding salary, a 110 percent exceeded and a also can reach an agreement with with they actual players to, to, to be in the clocks. it was complicated like the to sign a contract like leels, the spanish nick starts in may. we can't seem possible to to do this in one week. i think a all day, all day points have a lot of all of the oh, where the story i lot of in this in the case raphael, you know, obviously this is all quite complicated and there's a lot of variables in play here a

i was concurs bartlett's across. so he's a murdad gas via standing by for us in cobble where we do have about a 10 2nd delay with our transmission. so move out is going to take him a few to hear me. but as i understand you've been meeting with several survivors of those dates are talking in kabul. what more can you tell us? well, what we have heard and bear in mind, we visited just one hospital survivors. and victims of that terrible tragedy would take into many hospitals because such was the quantity, the number of people that were injured to 100 dead, 200 will thereabouts injured. but the story we hud is the same story that is being told and will be of the hospitals in american press. in the worldwide press, that american troops began firing in the aftermath of the explosion that the suicide bomber came with a very close proximity of us. troops were lined up shoulder, the shoulder, designated his device and pad pneumonia began. people began rushing and screaming. some had no idea of what was going on. those that fu

dr. bartlett's empower so as thanks very much just cross over to cobble. charles stratford was also listening in his standing by for us in the capital. one of the things that be baset a talked about charles was the issues of, of confrontation in spin bolduc in kandahar where human rights violations according to him are recurring. but that's all part of the tension. beyond the urban areas, there is a build of tension north of the capitol at the moment. just bring us up to speed all we know about what's going on there. yes, and also the capital is area cool. the can she, she can share valley an area that developed a reputation for resistance initially against the russians in the 19 eighties and an area that the taliban has never taken control of each. now, under the control of a group calling itself the national resistance front and is led by a man called bassoon, the son of a very famous fighter who for the russians who was actually killed assassinated in 2000. and one masood is demanding from the tyler bond that he's group, once proof of an all inclusive,

room in san francisco here in a dimly lit tranquil and quiet setting founding director christie bartletteaches students, the way of tea a 400 year tradition in kyoto, japan that brings people from all walks of life together by the simple yet intricate practice of a host boiling water and making a bowl of team for their gas way of tea into case. it's something that is approached wholeheartedly and over a long period of time. educating oneself. >> to that study. just as the asked states at the olympics. dedicate themselves to the field of sports. the process is considered art and is related to the philosophy of zen and taoism. the host is focusing. >> they're themselves. and guest are focusing themselves. but they're focusing on the same thing. so that brings them very close together to much of logged unfolds over time guided by the utensils used to grind whisk and serve the powdered and from the green tea. each item placed in a specific place and used by a designated the modern practice of the way of born out of the 16 th-century known as the 100 years of war. >> during that time of civil

room in san francisco here in a dimly lit tranquil and quiet setting founding director christie bartlett teaches students, the way of tea a 400 year tradition in kyoto, japan that brings people from all walks of life together by the simple yet intricate practice of a host boiling water and making a bowl of team for their gas way of tea into case. it's something that is approached wholeheartedly. >> and over a long period of time. educating oneself to that study. just as the asked states at the olympics. dedicate themselves to the field of sports. the process is considered art and is related to the philosophy of zen and taoism. the host is focusing. >> they're themselves. and cast are focusing themselves. but they're focusing on the same pain so that brings them very close together to much of logged unfolds over time guided by the utensils used to grind whisk and serve the powdered and from the green tea. each item placed in a specific place and used by a designated the modern practice of the way of born out of the 16 th-century known as the 100 years of war. >> during that time of civil

room in san francisco here in a dimly lit tranquil and quiet setting founding director christie bartletteaches students, the way of tea a 400 year tradition in kyoto, japan that brings people from all walks of life together by the simple yet intricate practice of a boost oil and water and making a bowl of team for their gas way of tea into case. it's something that is approached wholeheartedly. >> and over a long period of time. educating oneself to that study. just as the asked states at the olympics. dedicate themselves to the field of sports. the process is considered art and is related to the philosophy of zen and taoism. the host is focusing. >> they're themselves. and guest are focusing themselves. but they're focusing on the same thing. so that brings some very close together to much of dialogue unfolds over time guided by the utensils used to grind whisk and serve the powdered and from the green tea. each item placed in a specific place and used by a designated the modern practice of the way of born out of the 16 th-century known as the 100 years of war. >> during that time of ci

room in san francisco here in a dimly lit tranquil and quiet setting founding director christie bartlettjapan that brings people from all walks of life together by the simple yet intricate practice of a host boiling water and making a bowl of team for their gas way of tea into case. it's something that is approached wholeheartedly and over a long period of time. educating oneself. >> to that study. just as the asked states at the olympics. dedicate themselves to the field of sports. the process is considered art and is related to the philosophy of zen and taoism. the host is focusing. >> they're themselves. and guest are focusing themselves. but they're focusing on the same thing. so that brings some very close together to much of logged unfolds over time guided by the utensils used to grind whisk and serve the powdered and from the green tea. each item placed in a specific place and used by a designated the modern practice of the way of born out of the 16 th-century known as the 100 years of war. >> during that time of civil strife, tea rooms allowed for the preservation of peace counte

room in san francisco here in a dimly lit tranquil and quiet setting founding director christie bartlettteaches students the way of tea a 400 year tradition in kyoto, japan that brings people from all walks of life together by the simple yet intricate practice of a host boiling water and making a bowl of team for their gas way of tea into case. it's something that is approached wholeheartedly and over a long period of time. educating oneself. >> to that study. just as the asked states at the olympics. dedicate themselves to the field of sports. the process is considered art and is related to the philosophy of zen and taoism. the host is focusing. >> they're themselves. and guest are focusing themselves. but they're focusing on the same thing. so that brings some very close together to much of logged unfolds over time guided by the utensils used to grind whisk and serve the powdered and from the green tea. each item placed in a specific place and used by a designated the modern practice of the way of born out of the 16 th-century known as the 100 years of war. >> during that time of civil

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still goes to work every day to keep that mind sharp paul bartlett of boston, mass, 100., illinois active lady at 100 her secret, just keep moving i like that. and happy 105th birthday to saul beck hard worker right here in new york city. saul is a member of the frozen food industry hall of fame still publishes his own magazine, "frozen food digest. >> i love that >> i love that >> that's fantastic. pretty cool. >>> coming up on the third hour, nfl hall of famer brett favre. >> and on hoda and jenna, special performance from music stars. >> and don't forget to check out those deals. >> we're back after your local news >>> good morning. 8:56. i am marcus washington. santa clara county sheriff lori smith scheduled to have a press conference to respond to calls for her resignation. the mayor says smith should step down in the wake of multiple use of force incidents at the county jail. taxpayer doll ard paid for ongoing civil rights allegation. indictments against two of her aides and campaign fund raisers. >>> happening now, that's scheduled to get under way within the hour.

room in san francisco here in a dimly-lit tranquil and quaint setting founding director christy bartlettudents the way of tea a 400 year tradition in kyoto, japan that brings people from all walks of life together by the simple yet intricate practice of a host boiling water and making a bowl of team for their gas way of tea into case. it's something that is approached wholeheartedly. >> and over a long period of time. educating oneself to that study. just as the asked states at the olympics. dedicate themselves to the field of sports. the process is considered art and is related to the philosophy of zen and taoism the host is focusing. >> they're themselves. and guest are focusing themselves. but they're focusing on the same thing. so that brings some very close together to much of logged unfolds over time guided by the utensils used to grind whisk and serve the powdered and from the green tea. each item placed in a specific place and used by a designated the modern practice of the way of born out of the 16 th-century known as the 100 years of war. >> during that time of civil strife, te

my son is studying architecture at the bartlett. effort, art for your world, and the world wildlife foundation. described the art that you _ world wildlife foundation. described the art that you have _ world wildlife foundation. described the art that you have created - world wildlife foundation. described the art that you have created then i the art that you have created then for this project, if you would? well, i was really inspired as a child, by the world wildlife foundation, and it was really the logo of the panda bear. so when they asked me to think about this, i just thought com you can see behind me, my work is all about lettering, i thought i wanted to design a humanistic, beautiful piece of improvised lettering, which says art for your world. improvised lettering, which says art foryourworld. so improvised lettering, which says art for your world. so i've designed a kind of logo, which will be made into a print, and then will raise money for the effort. and, also, this is the crucial thing, raise awareness, and put pressu

we had diane bartlett testify before the committee. she is from richmond hills, georgia. 50 years old, mother of two. she has over $120,000 in student loan debt, much of it taken out for a worthless degree she received from the for-profit school ashford university. i mentioned that to senator grassley during the hearing because ashford university is a curious story. a small catholic college in iowa was about to go out of business, and the nuns were persuaded that there was a company that wanted to buy them. so they sold the campus to this company called ashford university. ashford had no intention of reopening the campus. what they basically did was start an online operation claiming the credit and the worthiness and the credibility of the previous college. well, we looked into it. in fact, it was tom harkin of iowa over ten years ago who investigated it and found out that ashford was a fraud. it was just generating huge profits for their c.e.o. and a few others, not providing anything nearly resembling higher education. ms. barda was