chaz bono. and music from rammstein. with cleto and the cletones. ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" >> dicky: and now, first and foremost, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: gracias. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thanks for coming. thank you for being here. welcome to hollywood. i don't know if you saw, but outside our building today, one of the great singers, chaka khan, got a star on the hollywood walk of fame. which as very big deal in show business. chaka khan should get four stars. that way, while you walk, you can say, chaka khan, chaka khan. chaka khan, chaka khan. right? we have quite a lineup for you tonight. who is here to see albert brooks, who is here to see rammstein, and who is here to see chaz bono? really, a lot of crossover. we will definitely make a love connection in this audience tonight. speaking of love connections, the saga of arnold schwarzenegger and the maid continues to dominate the news here in california. as you probably know, on tuesday, arnold admitted to having fathered

40 years in the making, chaz bono made the most radical change of all.poke with him for tonight's "nightline" interview. >> and here's our own very special guest. >> tonight and every night. >> our little girl, chastity. say tonight. now's the time. >> good night, everybody, god bless you. >> this is the person the world remembers, a little blonde girl in her famous parent's arms. ♪ babe >> i can't tell you how many people throughout my life have said to me or wrote to me or whatever when i was a kid, i wished i was you. >> did we know what we were saying? >> no, i don't think so. i would say very little up top. >> this is chaz as he's always seen himself, unquestionably, undeniably, male. you have changed a lot in the last year and a half since i saw you last. >> i know. >> your voice is much deeper. >> it is. >> there's a real beard growing. >> yeah. yep. this was how i was born. >> but feeling male and becoming male are two different things. >> how's that look? >> that looks great, man, thank you. >> you are all set, my man. >> if i was an average joe

. >> this week, representative mary bono mack talks about the theft of millions of consumers' personal data through computer hacking into sony's playstation network, and what she would like to see government do to protect consumers. >> congresswoman mary bono mack, one of your key questions yesterday at the sony-a brief hearing was, why weren't sony customers told us earlier? are you satisfied with the answer that sunny provided? >> not yet. for me as a policymaker and the consumer, i think the consumer always should be alerted first and foremost with any data reach like this because only they know what data might have been exposed. if sony would have come forward and testified at the hearing, we could have got a lot of answers that would have been very helpful. frustrated, concerned, we will follow this and see if there is a legitimate reason or if they were creating greater jeopardy for consumers. at the fact that sony provided written answers, was that satisfactory? if you get asked to testify at a hearing by congress, chances are you are going to come, correct? >> well, you would h

we meet him, composers bono and the edge who insist now, it's spectacular. >>> and, cleb-o-nomics. who is worth the most? we break down the forbes list of the most valuable stars. so, who is number one? >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," may 20th, 2011. >> good evening, i'm cynthia mcfadden. we begin tonight with the end of the world. right now, thousands of people across america are literally preparing to meet their maker before the sun sets tomorrow. then there are those who think that life as we now it is going to end not tomorrow, but next year, in 2012. a date associated rightly or wrongly with the ancient mayan calendar. so, what drives doomsday theories. why do people believe them? here's david wright. >> may 21st, judgment day. >> reporter: they believe with all their hearts in the word of god. >> god bless you. >> reporter: so much so, they see themselves as characters from the bible. >> we are the watchmen. the watchmen for the lord god almighty. >> reporter: the watc

chaz bono is with me now.traordinary documentary. >> thank you. >> it's an extraordinary story and it centered around the pivotal moment when you decide, i actually want to be a man. >> mm-hmm. >> i'm going to do something about this. tell me about that moment. >> well, it was a long time coming. i think i started to put it together in my early 30s. and then suddenly, i was like, what can i do about this? i'm a public figure. if i transition, the whole world's going to know. i felt like, you know, i'm just going to be -- i don't know -- a laughingstock. so it took me years and years to get over the myriad of fears that i had about it. in the end i think it was -- i finally started to put my needs above everybody else's. that's what it took for me. i was the kind of person who always worried about everybody else before me and thought of everybody else's feelings. >> you know what, this is my life. >> exactly. this is my life. i'm going to be 40. i need to do this for myself. and the actual moment happened kind

chaz bono, his first prime time interview. this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> chaz bono tells his story in "transition, the story of how i became a man" and in the documentary "becoming chaz" which airs on own network. i have to start by saying i watched you on david letterman last night. one of the most amusing encounters i have seen on a talk show in years. he was so uncomfortable. he didn't know how to deal with what you were telling him, the enormity of what you had gone through. what was it like for you when you went on there? >> i had a really good time. i like dave a lot. i have always been a fan and he has a history with my family. so i wanted to go on the show. he represented a lot of people who really don't know about this issue. it gave me a great opportunity to break it down, you know, really simply kind of do a trance gender 101. i was happy to do it. >> tell me this -- when he began laughing at what you were saying and some of the audience -- not all of them. did you feel awkward when that happened? >> no, not a

our guest is representative mary bono mack. we're talking about the data security breach hearing that was held this week in her subcommittee. juliana gruenwald with "national journal" is our guest reporter. >> host: getting back to the tracking issue. do you have overall concern about web sites tracking you as you go place to place on the web, you know, in order to target ads to you? do you think that's something that should be regulated? have you had any thoughts on, you know, proposals for do not track? is that something congress should mandate, or should that be left to the private sector to lead on? >> guest: that's a great question. i am looking at it and, again, trying to separate good practices from bad for the consumer to make sure their online experience is a good one and that the data collected on them is something they know and understand and can participate in. for me, i know the industries involved -- and there are quite a few industries -- they're all looking at this themselves to make sure they're not oversteppin

chaz bono is here. chaz bono is here.after that, an enormously popular band from germany. this is their latest album. "liebe ist fÜr alle da" - which means either "love is for everyone" or "i'm going to kill you with an axe." rammstein from the bud light outdoor stage. the lead singer has a light implanted in his mouth. when he opens his mouth, there's light. tomorrow we'll be joined by khloe kardashian. she also has a light implanted in her mouth. we have music from scott weiland and a science demonstration from our tv friend science bob pflugfelder. so please join us for that. our first guest tonight is one of the funniest men in the world. he is an academy award-nominated actor, director and screenwriter and one of very few people who can say they co-starred in "taxi driver" and "finding nemo." this is his first book. it is a good one, too. a novel called "2030: the real story of what happens to america." please welcome albert brooks. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's -- well first of all welcome. and thanks for

our guest is representative mary bono mack. she is the chairwoman of the energy and commerce subcommittee on commerce manufacturing and trade. we are talking about the data security breach hearing that was held this week in her subcommittee. juliana gruenwald with "national journal" is our guest reporter. >> guest: getting back to the tracking issue do you overall in terms of internet tracking, as you go from place to place on the web, in order to target ads, do you think that is something that should be regulated? do you have any thoughts on do not track and should that be left to the private sector to innovate on? >> guest: that is a great question, juliana. i'm looking at it and looking at it very closely and again trying to separate out good practices from that in trying to protect consumer to make sure their on line experience is a good one and the data being collected on them is something they don't understand and can't participate in. for me, know the industry involved and there were quite a few different industries, the

. >> detalles del encuentro hoy entre el presidente de mÉxico y bono, el lÍder de la banda >> mientrasa que el nivel de las aguas baja. puede prolongarse por 10 dÍas. ademÁs están tomando medidas para prevenir epidemias. >> el nÚmero de cadÁveres hallados en fosas clandestinas aumentÓ a 196. en medio de las excavaciones, otros ocho cuerpos en uno de los cinco predios de la capital estatal. donde se han encontrado tumbas. 74 personas han sido definidas como homicidios atribuidos al cÁrtel de los zetas. >> el crimen organizado aterrorizÓ a la norteÑa ciudad de monterrey. personas fueron asesinadas en varios incidentes. presentaron al presunto narcotraficante arrestado junto a 11 de sus secuaces. >> felipe calderÓn recibió al lÍder de la banda irlandesa u2. el mandatario le agradeciÓ el aliento que expresÓ contra la violencia que sacude a este paÍs, durante su concierto del miÉrcoles. calderÓn y bono conversaron sobre el pÚblico mexicano. >> las denuncias sobre la presunta participaciÓn de funcionarios en el crimen organizado para entregarles migrantes a cambio de dinero, sigue provocando

>> oprah's world exclusive with chaz bono. oprah: how did you tell your chaz bono. oprah: how did you tell your mom? >>> search teams in a remote section of northern nevada spent i day looking for a man. they found his wife on friday. rita was inside her van when rescuers spotted her on a national forest logging road. she says she hasn't seen her husband on foot a few days after they got stuck. family says rita survived on bottled water and trail mix. >> she is relatively good condition. she is coherent and speaking with my nephew. >> doctors say she is doing better and been able to eat meals. >> pg&e will begin pressure testing tomorrow stag in mountain view and antioch. testing is done by filling a section of pipe with water and then pressurizing it at a much higher level than the pipe would ever operate with natural gas inside of it. the pipeline is monitored for eight hours, any section that show weaknesses will be replaced immediately. residents might smell natural gas? the pipeline ruptured in san bruno that killed eight people last september and destroyed doz

>> oprah's world exclusive with chaz bono. oprah: how did you tell your chaz bono. oprah: how did you tell your mom? >>> welcome back to beyond the headlines. today we're talking about breast cancer. in 2009 a ten-year-old california girl received national attention as she became the youngest person ever in america to face the difficult fight against breast cancer. she had an extremely rare adult form of breast cancer. she had her first chemo treatment in 2009. she knew it would make her hair fall off so she had her hair shaved off in front of family and friends. >> she stood up after we talked. >> as a show of solidarity. the family also shaved their heads. as of october 2009, tests show her cancer was no longer detectable. janice barlow joins us. and you've work where there are highest rates of breast cancer in the country? >> they do. and the incidence rates of breast cancer to be significantly high. unless the bay area. the statistics that came out in 2008, among women, non-hispanic white women, 146 women per 100,000 were diagnosed with invasive breast cancer. t

>> oprah's world exclusive with chaz bono. oprah: how did you tell your chaz bono. oprah: how did you tell your mom? marcy: ok, romantic garden? bree: oh, is there a castle nearby? marcy: no, but there's a charming farmhouse. bree: right next to my posh castle! i'm sensing a theme here. well, i am the queen, dear sister. >>> today at 3:00, how your computer may be making you sick and the video game that let's i hunt down osama bin laden. then at 4:00, one time star of sonny and cher. >> and compound in a popular herb found to be effective in the fight against breast cancer. those stories later today. >> it's nice to be outside and it should be a little bitter better tomorrow but a lot of sunshine as we look from mount tam. what you don't see yet is the showers developing over the north bay mountains. that he will be scattered and rat light and probably a couple hundredth of an inch of rain. you probably won't need the umbrella. >> and snow in tahoe. weather is interesting. >> and more for them this weekend, too. >> have a great day. >> bye-bye.ytytytytytytytisisis8

calles locales es un problema grave del número un 62% de los encuestados se inclinó a la medida de bonos de una pistola con la que disparó accidentalmente y mató a su hermana mayor. la ppequeña jugaa con otros hermanos cuando el bebé ingresó portando una pistola semi automática hiriendo mortalmente a la niña. en la vivienda se encontraron más bien varias armas que fueron confiscadas. hasta ahora los investigadores no han decidido si los palabras enfrentarán cargos por no asegurar el arma. >> la administración del presidente obama instó al tribunal autorizar que los empleados de las escuelas públicas aplicar inyecciones de insuli insulinas. >> la ley estatal solamente permite que los médicos y enfermeras con licencia dar medicamentos incluyendo la insulina, sin embargo, los abogados dicen que dada la escasez de enfermeras en el estado esto significa que se le niega la atención a 14.000 niños diabéticos. >> en venezuela avanza la investigación en torno a los daños provocados en varias imágenes religiosas lo cual ha causado indignación. desde venezuela, nos amplían la información. >> la vir

>> oprah's world exclusive with chaz bono. oprah: how did you tell your chaz bono. >>> take a look at this. today's high winds may have been partly responsible for uprooting a 40-foot tree in san francisco's park. it took out a light pole and damaged a few cars this afternoon. fire and police crews were called to the scene. no one was hurt. >>> california won't have a drought this summer because of all the snow that fell on the sierras this winter. but it will make swimming and river rafting a lot more dangerous. this year's snow pack measured 144% greater than normal. all that snow started melting, swelling mountain streams and rivers with plenty of water, which means the water will run faster and it will be colder than it has been in recent drought years. >>> all right. frances in for lee. it is windy out there. >> it's windy and we might even get a little bit more water tomorrow, believe it or not. there is a slight chance there is showers. but nothing to worry about too much. we'll go outside and show you how it looks righ

. >>> y más adelante veremos como bono se roba el show en méxico, regresamos. >> ♪. >> un juez negó fianzapaje gritoó dios es grande, en árabe y el hombre enfrenta un cargo por interferir el trabajo de la tripulación. >> el gobierno quiere hacer uso de la más avanzadas tecnología para comunicarse con ciudadanos y de manera directa e individual a través del celular y el proyecto será en cuestión de meses y blanca rosa vilchez desde new york nos dice cómo funo rags. >> es una nueva arma de ayuda para enviar alertas a la población en casos de emergencia por siglas en ingles ess sistema de alerta y dará información proveniente de autoridades. >> el servicio será gratis en su etapa inicial, estará en vigencia a fingencia de este año en new york y washington dc, con celular presidente vía adoptados se podrá recibir informes directo de las policía, en caso de americanos por desastre natural ocio ataques terroristas. >> en esta gran ciudad especial aquí pueden haber explicaciónes por que está pasando ruido o humo o troogs posibilidades entonces la información nos diría número lyon que está pasando

you sat down with bono, cynthia?tell me they spent $5 million more to retool it but now much happier with it and audiences seem to be too and i'm getting standing ovations so bono and the edge say it's 80% there right now but by the official opening night on june 14th it will be 100% what they hope for. ♪ >> reporter: it was supposed to be the biggest musical broadway had ever seen. "spider-man," by bono and the edge, sumptuous sets and fantastic flying sequence. >> just passing through. >> reporter: but after five accidents. >> there's been another accident. >> reporter: six delayed openings and some of the worst reviews in broadway's history, it seemed the death knell had sounded for the show. so i've never read quite so horrific reviews. "the new york times," it may rank among the worst musical ever made. "the washington post," shrill, insipid. what did you think when you read these. >> sort of things we were saying backstage. i mean seriously, might have been a little hard for some other people around here to tak

>> oprah's world exclusive with chaz bono. oprah: how did you tell your chaz bono. oprah: how did you tell your mom? bright, colorful screen, high-speed downloads, hd video. she'll want videos of grandkids. i'm not ready for kids. what would i name it ? brian's good. a brian will make eye contact, work with his hands, return e-mails. okay, mom's getting a phone. get mom a new samsung fascinate for $99.99 and unlimited data for only $29.99 on america's largest high-speed wireless network. verizon. >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >>> in memphis, tennessee, people are preparing for the worst flooding in 70 years as the mississippi river continues to rise. the river is expected to crest tuesday at 48 feet, just below the record set in 1937. so far levies and flood gates that protect the city are holding. the army core of engineers says this will be crucial to ensure some areas are not devastated by high waters. as many as four million people are being threatened by the rising river. this map shows where throeding is forecast -- better flo

now, chaz bono, he's out. he's going to talk about his new life as a man. have him coming up. >> his new book is called "transition." looking forward to talking to chaz. >>> you'll be talking, donny osmond is back. he was ere with marie yesterday. >> he loves doing this. he is our go-to guy on "dancing with the stars." we'll get his play-by-play on what happened last night. his highlights. who he thinks is going to make it in the finals. and he's raring to go. >> i'll bet you he tells you that he's the last guy that won. >> especially with marie not being here to shoot him down. >>> right now, to the news and josh elliott. >> we begin with that slow-motion disaster, in memphis, where the mississippi river has just crested at its second-highest level ever, the national guard is now deployed in the city. the levee system is holding. but all eyes are now turning downriver, where records could be shattered in the coming days. we'll check in with sam, who is in the flood zone, in just a moment. >>> and pakistan is making a concession that could ease diplomatic t

and i thought surely sonny bono would understand that, but he didn't. and he said a pretty, um, obtuse remark, actually, about the n.e.a. he said, "i never knew anybody who received an n.e.a. grant," ergo it wasn't important. that was just silly. he didn't get around much. well, in other cases, you had people who were champions that i think most americans wouldn't think of immediately when they're thinking about, sort of, heroes of free expression. possibly the least offensive musician in america, kenny g., steps up and takes a stand for the n.e.a. can you talk a little bit about that? oh, i loved it when some of the musicians came to the hill to advocate for the national endowment for the arts. and kenny g. went to a congressman who said, "well, you know, i do believe in the arts, but i'm just not going to vote for the n.e.a." and kenny looked right at him and said, "well, that's not very courageous, is it?" it's terrific. i have to believe that taking the job on at the national endowment for the arts required a couple of strong personality traits. one

pagÓ $ 1 millones para su liberaciÓn, es 5 millones en bonos. >> veremos como se supo que osama bin ladene espaÑa anticipa un revÉs, miles de personas siguen movilizadas en plazas de toda espaÑa, en protesta a las medidas que puso en prÁctica el gobierno, debido a la crisis. >> con un clima propio de verano, los espaÑoles concurrieron a votar, los resultados se han ido alternando en cada autonomÍa, pero hay un requisito - Éxito rotundo del partido popular. >> no tengo esperanza de nada. >> no va a seguir para nada. son los mismos perros con diferentes collares. - servir para nada >> podrÁn votar los inmigrantes, unos 500.000. a diferencia de los espaÑoles residentes en el extranjero que pueden votar por correo. >> dar nuestra opiniÓn de voto elegir lo que queremos para que se modifiquen algunas cosas... >> mi voto es importante, por la situaciÓn que estamos pasando ahora, a ver se mejora un poco mÁs. >> otro punto importante movimiento 15 m., una movilizaciÓn espontÁnea que ha reunido en espaÑa y las de personas, en su mayorÍa jÓvenes. - miles de personas han decidido seguir hasta el prÓx

bono el vocalista de la banda u 2 celebra su cumpleaños en méxico.nto atardecer y montes de durango unen su talento en un dúo de impacto. esto y más ahora mismo en "primer impacto" . ( ♪ música ) >>> tengo miedo muchas promesas y.... o sea, no, tengo miedo volver >>> pero su decisión de ayudar a su comunidad se vconvirtió en ua amenaza de muerte, rompe el silencio la joven mexicana que tomó las riendas de la policía y terminó en el otro lado de la frontera conde nada amo destierro >>> hola qué tal les saluda bar bar bar barbara bermudo ilia está en una asignación espacial >>> les saluda sacha prieto, tendremos las policías más joven de méxico >>> sí pero empezamos con el saldo de un enfrentamiento, y a dia adriana tiene más detalles veamos. >>> el barrio en el oriente de medellín se tiñó de tan logre sangre el infierno estalló minutos después que la policía intentó arrestar a 11 personas a quien la fiscalía buscaba por vender drogas y matar. los delincuentes se resistieron a los arrestos. >>> estaban en una casa y como mo abrieron empezaron a dispa r

requiere dinero y por ello, el alcalde ed lee, junto a seis supervisores, propuso la creacion de un bonoso plan tendria que ser aprobado por los votantes en las elecciones del proximo mes de noviembre. ---ya es un hecho:... la distribucion de las paginas amarillas se limitara en san francisco.---con 9 votos a favor y uno en contra, la junta de supervisores aprobo una ordenanza para crear un programa piloto de 3 aÑos bajo el cual, los distribuidores de estas guias telefonicas deben preguntarles a los residentes y comerciantes si quieren recibir una copia de las paginas amarillas.---la idea es reducir la contaminacion ya >> la idea es reducir la contaminación ya que la myoría de la gente lo tira a la basura,sólo falta al firma. >> los impulsores de la polçemica medida lgoraron impulsar la medida. los organizadores obtuvieron casi 11.300. >> podrían enfrentar una pena de hasta años de cárcel. >> casi medio millón de hondureños se establecieron en california. >> en todo estados unidos millones de catrachos esperan que se apruebe una reforma migratoria y algunos de los que luchan por la refor

>> oprah's world exclusive with chaz bono. oprah: how did you tell your chaz bono. oprah: how did you tell your mom? a man can only try... and try...and try. [ male announcer ] honey nut cheerios tastes great and cahelp lower cholesterol. bee happy. bee healy. ♪ to cinnamon. td introducg cinnamon burst cheerios. 20% day value of fiber bursting with the delicious taste of cinnamon. new cinnamon burst cheerios. prepare your taste buds. >>> welcome back everyone. this is a live picture from heavenly resorted. beautiful shot of tahoe. can you believe it, there is a lot of snow out there. lisa tells me there may be snow coming this weekend. they are closed we hear today but they may reopen, may 13th through 15th, that is next weekend. wow! and couple others are open this weekend. if you are heading up there, enjoy one of the last weekends of the ski season. >> speaking of tahoe area a newborn baby has made an early arrival at a bus stop. the mother was waiting for ride to a hospital when the newborn couldn't wait any longer. she says she thought she had plenty of time to

>> oprah's world exclusive with chaz bono. oprah: how did you tell your chaz bono.how did you tell your mom? ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >>> okay, big news in the world of music and these music shows. paula abdul returning to sort of a music tryout show. she was famous on "american idol." she's now been cast as one of the judges on simon cowell's new "x-factor." >> very cool. and i wonder how much she is pulling in for that. >> quite a bit i would imagine. >> i would imagine, too. it has come to pass so you'll be seeing more of paula and all of her crazy commentary which was pretty crazy. >> it was crazy at times. sort of aloof. >> sort of bizarre and really not grounded but that's okay. that's why we like her. >>> speaking of crazy, guess who going to wisteria lane and joining the cast of "desperate housewives"? >> you? >> no. susan lucci is heading over to wisteria lane which means she is going to be commuting over to los angeles which is interesting. so far she has a contract with abc and everyone is saying going to be joining as a permanent character. the crazy lads an

after she lost the first round, i helped to get a pro bono lawyer to retrieve her wage because she kept careful recording of her work hours and had witnessed. since the department and newcomer parents also register their students, i am hoping that we will provide information in the intake offices so that parents will get that. with the help of all the different organizations and ethnic media, i hope the wage system will no longer -- [tone] supervisor campos: thank you very much. next speaker? >> i am speaking for a whole slew of organizations involved and garment plants socially, ok? i don't need to rehash that there is a great need for you to act on this enforcement because in terms of employment and justice, and working conditions. me, i am focusing on the future of this city because right now, everything we're talking about, dealing with the lowest stratum of our economic pyramid, they are the least empowered. they always feel helpless and think they cannot do anything. they are very apathetic. they're vulnerable and they are in non-participatory in the community. ok? oftentimes, the

estatal le otorgÓ la libertad despuÉs del pago de una fianza de un millÓn de dÓlares 5 millones en bonose de seguridad con un vigilante las 24 horas que tendrÁ que pagar el acusado. los fiscales insistieron en que pudiera intentar escaparse. >> los abogados dijeron que maÑana podrÍa salir en la libertad condicional y su esposa y su hija asistieron a la corte hoy aunque el acusado todavÍa permanecerÁ en la cÁrcel esta noche aquÍ en nueva york. >> la corte le va a avisar al acusado formalmente que es sujeto de la fundaciÓn, ellos van a leer pÚblicamente los cargos, Él tiene que dar una declaraciÓn de culpabilidad. >> hoy tambiÉn la junta directiva del fondo monetario internacional difundiÓ una carta en la que strauss niega los cargos de haber asaltado sexualmente a la camarera del hotel de lujo en donde se hospedaba. en el documento seÑala: con tristeza infinita me siento obligado a presentar a la junta ejecutiva la renuncia de mi puesto como director del fondo monetario internacional. en este momento pienso primero en mi esposa a quien amo mÁs que a nadie, en mis hijos, en mi familia, en

this is pro bono. they cannot afford a presentation. two families subsist in the store. the household are the principal employees. they have spent many hours selling items out small profits. the one feature is the coast treasure island as many people from torus countries. people show up with licenses and passports from various countries. the store has all of the posters, including this one, which you may recognize. they have rather a effective training routine with employees, but the person who did the selling in this incident was the son of the owner who was visiting and did not benefit from the typical training the store has. in 26 years of operation, he has never suffered no citation, and there has never been any citation of a complaint. 36 individuals are in these families, which really make a living from this store. a suspension would be a rather severe economic hardship. we calculated a proposal from the appellant -- i am not sure it is something the board would consider, but he estimates he earns a profit for 30 days, $2,025. he would much rather pay the money the

requiere dinero y por ello, el alcalde ed lee, junto a seis supervisores, propuso la creacion de un bonoos.--el ambicioso plan tendria que ser aprobado por los votantes en las elecciones del proximo mes de noviembre. ---ya es un hecho:... la distribucion de las paginas amarillas se limitara en san francisco.---con 9 votos a favor y uno en contra, la junta de supervisores aprobo una ordenanza para crear un programa piloto de 3 aÑos bajo el cual, los distribuidores de estas guias telefonicas deben preguntarles a los residentes y comerciantes si quieren recibir una copia de las paginas amarillas.---la idea es reducir la contaminacion ya que la mayoria de la gente usa la internet y tira las guias a la basura.---Ólo falta la firma del alcalde para que la ordenanza se convierta en ley... quienes publican las paginas amarillas dicen que entablaran una demanda contra la ordenanza. --la propuesta que busca criminalizar la circuncision en san francisco cobro nuevos bÍos.--los impulsores de la polemica medida lograron reunir las firmas necesarias para que aparezca en la boleta electoral de noviembr

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. >> i am willing to do this pro bono. you can get all of my expertise for free. or you could get a $40,000 public defender. >> i am terribly sorry but i no longer represent my client. i need to be replaced as counsel. #x6rñ>> the first time i heard e term public tender was 20 years ago when i walked into the holding tank for the first time. the last time i heard the term public crusader was from a former law student talking about their perception of public defenders. so what are we? what does the public think we are? public defenders, and more broadly, criminal defense lawyers. and what does it matter if anything? those are the answers we are going to tackle this morning. we have assembled a great panelists to help us into those questions. let me introduce the panelists. to my immediate left is jonathan shapiro, an attorney and former u.s. assistant attorney, who has spent the last several years and 10 season working on television dramas such as "the practice" and "boston legal." next to him we have jamie floyd. broadcast anger for network news. many of you know

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and she speaks exclusively with u2's bono and the edge for the first time since the show opened in previewseporter: so, i have never read quite so horrific reviews. things like "the new york times," it may rank among the worst musicals ever made. "the washington post," schill, a mess. what did you think when you read these? >> that's the sort of things we were saying backstage. i mean, seriously. >> reporter: is it fixed? >> good question. >> well, you can find out tomorrow night, only on "nightline." >>> and thanks for watching abc news. we hope you check in for "good morning america," they'll have all the latest on the dominique strauss-kahn case,

lawyer, said there is one woman who is a prostitute, and she had a lawyer who keeps doing her case pro bono. she keeps getting arrested for prostitution, and each time he tried to get her help, but when no one was looking, that is when the worst thing happened. there is a guy who is the town drunk, and his name is john casey. i met him, and he was drinking an enormous 10 of the year. it was of vero -- enormous can of beer. it was unfaia barrel. he was thrown into jail. casey walked back into the court and says, what happened to my case? the judge says, you pleaded guilty. casey walks out. people ask me, when do you think is the worst case of ordinary justice then clearly when people spend decades in prison, those kilmeade. to be innocent in prison and to have a community who thought -- those kilmeadl me. to be innocent in prison and to have a community who thought you were guilty, but there was this guy, and no one stood up. there was a line of public defenders in the first row who could have said, where is jon casey? nobody stood up, and that is one of the problems of ordinary injustice. t