bobby: mucho.diet plan". karla: y el endulzante natural, y los licuamos. alejandro: los licuamos en la licuadora. karla: no tiene harina, pura proteÍna. vamos a hacer un pancake, ahora lo agregamos Íbamos a hacer como la tortilla. alejandro: como dice karlita. el pancake lo vamos cocinando, mi querido bobby. lo vamos a dejar minuto y medio, antes de las burbujas, cuando quede listo lo vamos a voltear. karla: te queda a ti mi bobby, con fuerza, que se note que vas al gym. alejandro: con una espÁtula... bobby: es delicioso, aunque no se vea muy bonito. alejandro: ahÍ estamos viendo en pancake proteÍna, y luego le agregamos las frutas. karla: ¿cuÁl es tu favorita? bobby: la piÑa. karla: Échale piÑa, con confianza. aparte de que es una receta nutritiva para los niÑos, les va a encantar decorarla con nosotros, muy creativos. alejandro: y esa es un desayuno perfecto porque tiene la proteÍna, clara de huevo, batidos de proteÍna, tiene el carbohidrato, recordemos que las frutas son un carbohidrato, y tambi

today he has done it alone by bobby jindal executive order. he did something half what bobby jindal did. his numbers are down in mike pence territory. the proportion of louisiana voters who think governor bobby jindal is doing an excellent job as governor stands at 4.6%. his overall approval rating is so bad in his home state that governor jindal actually has a lower approval rating among louisiana voters than president obama does. now whatever you think about bobby jindal or president obama just for context here, president obama lost louisiana by 17 points in the last election but louisiana voters like him a lot more than they like their own governor right now, and now their own governor bobby jindal has done something that has been in the approval rating torpedo for politicians even more skilled than himself. we will see how this surprise action affects him with his home state voters. who knows? if you are not running for re-election, bobby jindal will not run again in louisiana. if you're not doing that, if you are going to give up on your

. >> the first time we met bobby ray gilbert we knew he would be an unforgettable inmate. he was serving life for two murders at the holman correctional center in alabama. one of the murders was committed on the outside and the other in prison. he told us both involved disputes over money. >> i killed somebody because i felt like they were taking something from me, and then i come from a world where everybody thinks they can take something from me. so, you know, you got a convergence of forces here. >> during our original 2006 shoot at holman, gilbert was battling the warden for a transfer closer to a prison near his elderly mother's home. you run this place. >> i follow the regs. >> that's what i'm saying, that's your decision. >> i follow the regs. >> gilbert was denied the transfer for various infractions. when we shot our "extended stay" series at holman a year later, gilbert was still trying to get his transfer. >> bobby had a very close relationship with his mother. for her to visit him, it took a lot. it took money. it took time. none of which she had. i think she w

i want to thank bobby for his service and thank bobby for witnessing your graduation today. [applause] members of the class of 2001 have grown into experience, battle hardened navy and marine officers. they are serving our nation with valor and distinction. soon, you will join them. four years at this academy have prepared you morally mentally, and physically for the challenges ahead. now, the american people are depending on you to uphold the high ideals you learned here as midshipmen. i know that in the war on terror, the members of the class of 2005 will walk with honor and you will make america proud. [applause] in this time of unprecedented dangers, we need you to take on too difficult missions at once. we need you to defeat the terrorists who want to destroy what we stand for and how we live. at the same time we need you to transform our military for the 21st century. so we can defeat the new adversaries who may threaten our people in the decades ahead. the lesson of september 11 is clear. new dangers can arrive on our shores without warning. in this of surprise, we ca

bobby singh was in the front of the house. kept trying to holler to him so he would know i was outside. in the thick black smoke he couldn't see me and i just hoped he heard me. >> out of earshot from wayne, bobby still has no idea that his friend has escaped. >> my son said when he pulled up, bobby singh had tears in his eyes. he said he couldn't get me out but he tried. so he brought him over to see me and saw me in the driveway and started to cry. >> the fire department later determines the cause to be improper disposal of smoking materials. >> he demonstrated an act of courage and bravery. >> a few weeks later wayne's son paul presents a resolution to the town council honoring bobby singh. >> you have to pause and put yourself in his shoes and ask, would you have done what he did? we all say we would, but, really, would you? his son is with his him here. and his son also confirmed that his dad is a hero. >> god give me chance, give me strength to save somebody. that's what i did. >> yes, bobby is a hero and my hero. >>> co

i want to thank bobby for his service, and thank bobby for witnessing your graduation today. [applause.] the members of the class of 2001 have grown into experienced, battle-hardened navy and marine officers. they are serving our nation with valor and distinction, and soon you'll join them. four years at this academy have prepared you morally, mentally and physically for the challenges ahead. and now the american people are depending on you to uphold the high ideals you learned here as midshipmen. i know that in the war on terror, the members of the class of 2005 will "walk with honor," and you will make america proud. [applause.] in this time of unprecedented dangers, we need you to take on two difficult missions at once: we need you to defeat the terrorists who want to destroy what we stand for and how we live. and at the same time, we need you to transform our military for the 21st century, so we can deter and defeat the new adversaries who may threaten our people in the decades ahead. the lesson of september 11th is clear: new dangers can arrive on our shores without warn

>> reporter: bobby made a good son-in-law. he was always there for peggy, especially after her husband died in 2003. by then peggy was retired but never slowed down. traveling the world and treasuring her family. her son jim was now a psychologist living in florida with his wife diana and her two children. i get the sense that jim was not as close to your parents as you were. >> i'll agree to that. >> and why would that be? >> maybe because of the distance that he was so far away. he did call. he did speak to them. but my brother is my brother. he kind of lived in his own world. >> reporter: but susanne and her mom were very much in the same world. how often did you see your mother? >> almost every day. >> reporter: susanne, always on the road for her work as marketer for a hospital, would often drop in on her mom. and when she wasn't visiting, she'd be calling. >> speak to her in the afternoon, in the evening. make sure she was home. >> reporter: so it's almost like you were sort of the parent and she was the kid. you were ch

. ♪ >> bobby is stuck in this old pipe. >> bobby was more frightened than hurt. mrs.r, the woman i talked to knew right away what to do. she sent men to get tools to work with. then she asked me if i would go for a policeman, and i surely would. before i can get two steps away, she asked me to bring back something else, it was just what was needed for the occasion. the men of the neighborhood soon got busy and before long there was much excitement among the children. >> mrs. turner, mrs. turner, look. >> ice cream cones. >> ice cream cones, just what mrs. turner had ordered, it really turned the trick. bobby's leg was freed. here was a cooperative spirit we needed for our program. here was natural kindliness and neighborliness. here at last, in mrs. turner, i found the neighborhood leader we needed. from that point on, she and i had a long talk. i told her that the mayor had formed of the citizens advisory counsel to assist the program. the baltimore plan was moving into high gear. we brought in the facilities of the united states public health service to measure hous

we look at the three smallest -- john bolton, bobby jindal, and george pataki.almost too awkward to watch. we caught up with governor pataki afterward to get his reaction. george pataki: it's been a long conference. a lot of speakers. i'm used to it. >> you see a lot of guys here get huge followings. nothing for you. how do you feel? george pataki: it's what i expect. you start at the bottom, work your way up, and ultimately, you win. >> the media had a lot of questions for marco rubio, earning him the second-largest scrum of the day. >> my strategy is to elbow past people and help i can get in front of him. >> looks like we got a rare double scrum, marco rubio over here and donald trump over there. what do you do in this situation? >> with all due respect to mr. trump, i'm more interested at this point in mr. rubio. >> rubio is on the move, and she is stuck in the crust. suddenly, the scrum loosens up. watch sabrina's stellar hustle. sadly, to no avail. no one here got anything out of rubio. actually, griffin, role that tape back. you didn't see these two, stak

>> bobby is stuck in this old pipe. what do we do? >> bobby was more frightened than hurt. mrs.ner, the woman i talked to knew right away what to do. sends the men of the neighborhood for tools. then asked me to help. would i go for a policeman. i surely would. before i could get two steps away, she asked me to bring back something else. it was just what was needed for the occasion. the men of the neighborhood soon got busy, before long much excitement in children of the neighborhood. >> oh, mrs. turner, mrs. turner, look! >> ice cream cones. >> an ice cream cone. just what mrs. turner ordered. it really turned the trick. almost before you could say jack robinson bobby's leg was free. here was a cooperative spirit we needed for our program. here was natural kindliness, neighborliness. here atlas in mrs. turner i found the neighborhood leader we needed. from that point on mrs. turner and i had a long talk. i told her that he formed a citizen advisory council to assist the program. the baltimore plan was moving into high gear. we brought in the facilities of theist public health s

al: i want to cover the george pataki/bobby jindal debate, the battle of the 1%'ers.hat's what it's all about. mark: it's a problem in the field, this crowded -- you not only have to grow your support but you have to pass over 16 other guys and one gal in order to get to the top. it is daunting. he needs a lot more luck than one or two people dropping out. in this crowded republican field, everyone is looking for a way to set themselves out from the rest. rand paul is doing that by turning the nsa into public enemy number one. now, all this week, rand paul's fellow republicans are looking for their own look at me chances, and they've done that by turning against him. chris christie and bobby jindal have been ultra-aggressive criticizing his comments on isis that he made on morning joe. moments ago on fox news, scott walker joined in, taking issue with what paul said about isis. scott walker: i just think he's wrong about that. unfortunately. i respect senator paul on a lot of issues. i'm a big fan of him. i think there's a lot of good things about him, but i think he'

you heard bobby jindal say he'll make his announcement way way or the other. what struck you the most? >> what struck me is this is a candidate who now is at 1% in the national polls, and there's a fight right now on kind of a subterranean fight in the republican party with candidates would-be candidates, trying to get into that first debate that fox is sponsoring and also into the debates including ours that come afterwards. so they're looking for some kind of national name i.d. so they can start polling a little higher. so they're doing availabilities interviews. jindal what he's doing, is taking on rand paul saying rand paul isn't qualified to be commander many chief. that's why you had him on the air today, to talk about that. he said it's ridiculous to blame. i think this is a way for jindal to start getting that name recognition up so he can even have a shot at participating in some of those first debates, which is the oxygen for these candidates that are not as well funded to breathe. >> take a look at this quinnipiac university poll that just came out.

. >> weren't too smart, bobby. you got murdered. >>> the roofing business can be very lucrative. 42-year-old bob bosley started his roofing business from scratch in his hometown of alexandria, kentucky, and grew it into a multimillion-dollar operation. >> bobby loved to help people. there was a woman that needed some repair work on her roof because it was bad weather. and she was more or less worrying how she was going to pay for it. and he told her, ma'am, it's christmas, merry christmas, don't worry about it. >> bob and his wife, amy, had two small children and lived a very comfortable life. >> he was very well off. he had nice cars, nice home, loved boats. he had pretty much all the toys that anybody could want. >> until one night, something happened that changed their lives forever. shortly before dawn, they woke to find an intruder in their bedroom. [ gunshots ] shots were fired and the intruder fled. >> someone is breaking into our house and my husband -- >> stay on the line with me. >> during the call, amy c

he showed the opening and bobby kennedy, a more famous, more popular senator came running in. there is a more famous, more popular democratic senator out there, elizabeth warren, who could run into this thing, conceivably, if we started to see hillary clinton falling. >> right. but for now, she's staying on the sidelines and i think she's having a bigger influence on the debate by staying there and keeping these candidates on their toes. in 2012, republicans were craving a conservative alternative to mitt romney. we saw that by virtue of the primary going as long as it did. i don't think that's the same situation we're seeing with democrats. however, i think some democrats are craving this debate on these issues that they haven't been able to have for a while. because this is an open election and they feel like this is the time to really do that. >> and, steve, the calendar of 1968 and other years shows you just how late you can make a move here. if there is a faltering front-runner. so without that, of course, everyone is going to stay in place and certainly hillary clinton i

this is for my sister bobby if you don't mind. >> is a sister bobby? >> no, it's bobby.she would die. >> she would be horrified. >> she's a lovely woman. >> she is doing the lord's work. >> obbi. >> she said the pope is giving her great hope. i'm doing a talk over the next week. >> did you hear what he said about women today? good stuff. >> i'm going over there next week. >> i wish he would stop traveling. it makes me nervous. [inaudible conversations] is she around here? >> she was in florida but we are very close. she likes you so much. >> oh good, thank you. >> i have two books. this is for my mother. our mother is still with us. can you believe it? may be mary helen and matthew. >> okay. how is he doing? >> is doing just great. he's living in brooklyn. >> so he was in california for a while, right? >> right and is actually getting public gigs here and there. i told him he has until 26. >> i was in brooklyn with the historical society monday night. it was so -- it's unbelievable. >> where was this? >> ribbon. >> it's so beautiful downtown in that area. >> how do you s

there was a horse that was allegedly gifted to stephanie during the marriage by bobby.s horse accumulate add lot of wings. it was a winner, two a great horse. stephanie is saying well bobby took all of though wings and didn't share any of them with me. also, he then sold the horse and death the money. she saying she want part of those wings. whether or not she will get this defends if the prenup is valid. whether or not it is a durress, these types of usual use are addressed un the prenup. typically inter spousal gifts gifts given between spouses during the marriage, are considered marital property. a lot of people are very surprised to find that out. so the wings would not necessarily be her wings. they would be marital wings. >> did you ever get a horse for a wedding gift or anything. >> no. right? >> i prefer jewelry. >> jewelry over horses. >> like really successful couple, one of them like you know i want more money. i was there. store system. i helped you out. isn't that enough claim to get you money. >> in this case, the amount of money supposedly given to her $5

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he reported this intriguing nows what the bobby jindal camp is asking for.indal camp is reportedly pushing for is a new debate idea they've never done before. one idea they've floated is back-to-back debates with seven, eight candidates in each chosen at random. basically the jindal folks are lobbying for it heats, back-to-back debates featuring 20 candidates. maybe that's three debates with seven candidates each, randomly assigned. do you do [iy heats of four, three cheats of eight, four cheats of 12, what if it's a prime number. if it is three heats of seven. do you run them through in one night? does it go fire drill style where everybody changes podiums? and they stay on the same set? is it a tag team? once you get tired you pull in another candidate to replace you. once you randomly get picked for a certain debate. can you swap? arrange a heat? maybe you're scott walker and you don't want to go against donald trump? can you switch with chris christie and go up against hand paul? will it be like "survivor" can one candidate vote another off the podium? r

>> let's let bobby answer that since you asked that. go ahead, bobby.mething. you have to be for something. answer that criticism. >> absolutely. and look i famously said in 2012 we can't be the party of no we can't be the stupid party after the 2012 election. that's right. that's what i my a plans aren't a reaction to president obama but for example we have a detailed plan on health care. how do we lower cost for the average american trying to buy and afford health care? on education, how do we use school choice to help every child, even those growing up in poor neighborhoods to escape failing schools and get a great education. on energy independence how do we move beyond slogans and embrace the shale revolution alternative and renewable energies and how do we reform the epa to recreate a great strong manufacturing sector. on a host of things, on defense, how do we reinvest in our military so we're not hollowing out our military. we put specific ideas of how to move the country forward. one big danger for republicans, we can't simply run against obama,

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his name is bobby harper, and bobby allen ford dealerships and we see colin bobby harper for their as you know president clinton served as governor for a number of years and he got a chance to appoint bobby harper to the highway commission twice. these are tendered terms so he served 20 years as a member of the arkansas highway and transportation commission. and when i came on board in 1987 he was the chairman. and one piece of advice i got from one of the members was, do you want to be successful on this commission? and i said i would love to be. and he said all you have to remember is how to count to three. and i said that's interesting. i said what do you? and he said, well, there are five members on this board. it's constitutionally independent so much we are appointed by the governor we can basically do whatever we want. and all of the money runs through this commission. he said so he can get to other members to go along with you then you can do practically what you want to do get a it's legal and that sort of thing and if we've got the money. and then i had a conversation with b

bobby bell, the 1962 alice trophy winner, nfl hall of famer, now 74 years old. today, he walked across the stage at the university of minnesota and got his degree. he says he has trophies, super bowl rings, but the one thing's late father always wanted was for bobby to get his degree and this afternoon he got it. maureen: what a great story. tim: 74 years old. doug: it will be clear, cool, 45 to 55 degrees. a good bike to work day tomorrow. more about the morning weather and we can weather to give that is coming up tonight at 11:00. maureen: "world news tonight" is up next. join us at 11:00. have a great night. [captioning performed when you own a small business there's a never-ending list of small things to do every day. appointments... orders... deadlines... every one of them matters. so you need internet you can count on. verizon fios is really fast with 99.9% network reliability because when everything is running right, all those small things you do every day can turn into something big. team up with fios for this great limited-time offer. >>> breaking news

>> this is strong language from bobby jindal.e's obviously someone who needs to figure out a way to get into this race and needs to figure out what his lane would be should he get in. if you flashback to february, he said the same thing about obama that obama had disqualified himself to be commander in chief because of his prosecution of isis or lack of prosecution of isis so this is a similar line he used back then when he was standing in front of the white house against president obama. the problem with bobby jindal is you look at early polls and there isn't any room for him and you have early people who declared that are making a similar case against rand paul. rand paul's problem is that there seems to be many faces of rand paul. i think he was very much speaking to a certain audience there. i think he wouldn't have said that if he was speaking on laura ingram show so he's got to figure out what he's going to try to be in this race. he obviously wants to be less of a hawk. whether or not that's going to play well in states li

bobby web and then emmitt powell. >> commissioners madam president i'm bobby web raised in the of him since the age of 5 graduated from washington high school i still live in the fillmore i'm the president of the blues and r and b foundation established here in san francisco we've on 501 cu i've worked with the seiu for 419 years and instructions and produced the blues festival in the golden state for 16 years every memorial day free to the public with me at the rim getting the monies and things like that to put it on and pay the bills i'd like to have some kind of of a show at the club i want to know what's happening i don't know who to talk to i think we should have a great talent night there on fillmore a lot of of may not remember or don't know there was a night at the ellis theatre ellis and of him back in the day like johnny matthew and on and on and on that sank and performed and got their start it will be a great place to have a major talent show for the san francisco area not just for the fillmore but the san francisco area i'm also a dj on k po o every tuesday morning from 9

they had gone through the bobby rush campaign through the -- where he lost to bobby rush by 30 pointsst forward a few years and people who are on the southside of chicago who are political competing against barack obama saying, the kid from harvard, what does he know? he thinks he lived the civil rights era. michelle obama says listen, i know what this man is about, i know what he is prepared to do, i know what he has done, let's not play that card. john: lots of talk they may not go back to chicago when they moved to this city. just not asking you to predict or speculate whether they will but if they moved here, what do you think that would say about where she is in relationship to the city in which she grew up and where they made their political name? peter: the are telling their friends that they will move after sasha finishes, sasha wants to stay there until she graduates. chicago is not big enough for them. she thinks she can be more anonymous. there is plenty of work to do on both fronts. in new york. that said, they will put the presidential library in chicago. the fact that he

bobby jindal is not.it like ncaa, if you had different mini brackets. >> i think you draw the short straws, and you figure out who goes the first night who goes the second night. i think at least with the first debate, possibly the second debate that's the format. the idea of adding additional debates will obviously have to be in play. this is the bottom line. if i still have money and i'm still arguably in this fight i'm going find some place else to have a debate. if the rnc wants to penalize you with delegates. if i wind up getting the nomination, guess what i'll have all of my delegates seeded. >> the thing is there will be a lot more people to have a lot more money to go through this thing. there's a lot more billionaires to have an advertiser to talk about their one topic. pete peterson is helpful with christie. >> talk about cutting social security. >> it's generally useful. at no period is there more attention being paid to politics, being paid to issues than this moment at these debates. if you h

bobby evans, gail gilman, felicia mcsomething. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is joe orwac and was the lead act in teatro zinzanni for seven years. there are so many reasons to bring tz back, but for me the most important thing is the community, the relationships. tz is a family. it's not just a job that you go to. norm and annie have created this amazing family and as a performer who performed all over the world, there has no other experience like teatro zinzanni. i was able to bring my family out here. my daughters went to school of the arts in san francisco. my other daughter want to san francisco state university, all because of tz. i got to come out here from new york city. i didn't think there was any life outside of new york city and here i am in san francisco and it's the most wonderful place and teatro zinzanni made that all possible for me. and the relationships and to leave this theater, people say that you know you have a good show when the audience doesn't leave necessarily talking about you. but they leave talking about themselves. and nig

. >> at the time of our visit, bobby gilbert had been at alabama's holman correctional facility for only four years. but he first landed in prison at the age of 18. he told us how a minor dispute over money led him to murder an acquaintance from his town. >> basically told me only way i could get my money would be over his dead body, you know. i was hot-headed then, so that's how i got it. >> how much money did he owe you? >> he owed me $36. and i paid $37 for the gun i killed him with. so, you know -- >> once behind bars, gilbert's violent temper led to numerous other crimes. including stabbing another inmate to death. this time for much less than $36. but gilbert made it clear to us, in prison, things aren't always as they seem. >> everybody wants to talk about, you know, i killed somebody over a carton of cigarette. you know it's not a carton of cigarettes. that may be the catalyst that leads to something, but, you know, for -- if somebody owes me a soda pop, or i owe them a soda pop and they come to me and say hey man i need to get that soda pop you owe me and i spit in their face an

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