si no esta satisfecho, regreselas, pero quedese con todos sus bonos como regalo.ento y envio por cada uno de ellos. esta oferta especial de television costaria mas de $600, no esta disponible en tiendas, y no durara mucho, asi que actue rapido. y no olvide preguntar acerca del juego de 10 piezas de parrilla y plancha de acero para barbacoa nuwave, nuwave pressure cooker, y por la completa linea de hornos nuwave. [♪...] llame al numero que aparece en su pantalla. [♪...] >> uno de mis postres mas populares es conocido como el triple chocolate. esta hecho con un pastel de chocolate triple, aderezado con chocolate expreso ademas, se le agrega helado de chocolate blanco con pizcas de sal y aceite de oliva; cocinandolo en la estufa de induccion, puede conservarlo caliente y ajustar la temperatura en incrementos de 10 grados y esparcir el aderezo, conserva la temperatura exacta toda la noche. lo que no hace el calentador tradicional que tenian antes, donde corria el riesgo de agregar agua al chocolate. ahora todo se hace mas preciso por eso me encanta el nuwave. ahora pu

. >> well, actually, we got to meet bono and actually become friends with bono.bono's there. now, the king's daughter is 12 years old. she's learning to play the guitar. so, he wants her to play the guitar for bono. so she comes and sits at this table. we're only, like, three or four tables of people. and bono says, "do you know any pop songs?" and she says, "i just learned 'hotel california'." so, bono turns to me and says, "gov, you know the words to 'hotel california,' right?" and i said, "sure." and he said, "okay, me and you, let's go." and bono and i, in the middle of the desert in jordan, sing "hotel california" together with king adbullah's daughter playing the guitar. is this a great job or what? [ applause ] >> jimmy: i think you're a rock star yourself, my friend. governor christie, thank you for everything you're doing. i want to stress the website that everyone go. strongerthanthestorm.com. and just give whatever you can. i just thank you from the bottom of -- all these people, like, that have been coming to our show from new jersey, we get to see th

i do pro bono. i do money bono too. i go into ceo's offices. we have arguments and we try to bring that to our pro bono. another woman who fell down, disabled, social security. she's independent liver and she's, you talk to her. i'm going to see her on friday. she's okay. she goes to court, her husband has a lawyer. she doesn't have a lawyer. and her husband is accused by her 14-year-old daughter of molesting her. when the hearing is over and she has no idea how to appeal. knows nothing about the hear say rule, nothing about the law. she wonders the halls like their dead. i have seen it. it's out there and it's not right. it's unacceptable. when the hearing is over, she's denied all connection to her daughter. that is what we are talking about. >> what do you think it's going to take to make society in government to take the step towards gideon and it's what we've talked about. you have worked on this for many years? >> and the bar association that is represented today. i think we are proud of our city, whatever city might be here today. we are

i do pro bono. i do money bono too. i go into ceo's offices. we have arguments and we

now, we have all these world travelers like bono. like bono, they come up here and beat up on the country and our principles and they should just go back from where they came. number one. number two, carey is making a point of how responsible rifle owners are in that no one has attempted to shoot him. think about it. nobody has taken a shot at the guy, which means -- >> that would be an over -- that would be an overreaction, carolla. and let me stick up for my pal, bono. he's not an america basher. he's let's give peace a chance, give everybody vaccinations. carey is an interesting guy. this twitter apology came out of nowhere. it's not like he has a movie well. his career not going that well anymore, but he apologizes, i think it's a career move. >> well, look, he's definitely got guts, because if i want to go after someone, i would go after someone with feather dusters, not the folks that own assault rifles, but i do mean the fact that he's calling them irresponsible and that the fact that no one has ever taken a shot at them makes

. >>> perdona que no estuve aquÍ cuando llegaste es que estaba buscando las floreses para mÁs bono etapas cual comprar, pues entonces tuve que ir. >>> dime. >>> no sÉ como pagarte que siempre hayas estado conmigo durante todos estos aÑos, ibas a visitarme al reclusorio. >>> no tienes nada que agradecerme. >>> lo Único que busca es que tu estÉs bien, y es mi mayor recompensa. >>> y no solo estuvo al pendiente, sino tambiÉn te ha estado esperando porque en el corazÓn de Él no hay nadie mÁs que para ti. >>> fui una tonta no va el raert. >>> si me das una nueva oportunidad prometo amarte como el gran hombre que eres. >>> claro que sÍ. >>> eso he esperado toda mi vida. >>> deberÍas dejar que te ayude a poner el restaurante que quieres. >>> te agradezco la ayuda pero quiero abrirme paso por mÍ mismo con el amor que me das es mÁs que suficiente para sentirme con la arafat lez para lograrlo. >>> estÁ bien mi amor. >>> voy a respetar tu decisiÓn. >>> no dudes en apoyarte en mÍ cuando lo necesito. >>> porque nos vamos a casar para estar juntos en los buenas y en las malas. >>> ya sÉ me puedes ayuda

he made stars out of big names from michael jackson to bono. he is nowhere near slowing down. he talks about where he thinks the next big opportunities lie for the business of music. at the end of the day, it is all about money. melissa: on to another music icon. quincy jones has won 27 grammys. holeds the record for most nominations ever, 79. he worked and developed some of the biggest names in music from frank sinatra to michael jackson to bono. the legendary quincy jones has done it all. at age 80 he is starting a new chapter with playground sessions a new way to bring music education to children. he is also a partner in spotify, which has a major competitor with google's own music subscription streaming service. i talked with quincyhat about the music business is changing and what he sees the biggest threat to the industry today? >> 98% piracy everywhere on the planet. technology is too late. with once we work with cds and digital, once we got with cds and digital everyone is master. vinyl is not like that. you couldn't do that you can do millions of records off one cd. it

asi es, reciba otro sistema completo con bonos absolutamente gratis. usted solo paga manejo y envio. es el regalo perfecto para amigos y familiares, cuartos de universidad, barcos y casas rodantes. esta oferta solo esta disponoble por television. asi que recuerde llamar en los proximos 12 minutos y reciba su segundo magic bullet gratis. llame o comuniquese por internet para recibir el sistema magic bullet de 17 piezas mas la licuadora y el extrator bullet. todo por solo $99.99 o tres pagos faciles de $33.33 mas manejo y envio. ademas, recuerde llamar en los proximos 12 minutos para recibir un segundo sistema magic bullet absolutamente gratis. usted solo paga manejo y envio. lo mejor de todo es que puede probar el magic bullet sin ningun riesgo durante todo un mes, si no hace un trabajo en 10 segundos o menos simplemente devuelvalo para recibir un reembolso total. recuerde esta oferta solo esta disponible por television. asi que llame o comuniquese por internet ahora y reciba un segundo magic bullet gratis. el programa anterior fue un comercial pagado.

. >>> en bono ts tan las autorida utilizaron los parques y diferentes espacios abiertos para realizaragua, cuando mÁs se necesita. >>> fuerte, estÁ muy fuerte. >>> en new york, isolda peguero, telemundo >>> bien hay un nuevo capÍtulo en la saga de intriga internacional que comenzÓ cuando las autoridades panameÑas que interÉs jeep ta interceptaron un buque norcoreano encontraron armas de guerra escondidas entre sacos de azÚcar. cuba donde zarpÓ el navÍo, asegura que las armas son obsoletas y la envÍo a corea del norte para su reparaciÓn. lori montenegro tiene mÁs. >>> este barco norcoreano, proveniente de cuba harÉ vivido una episodio de la guerra frÍa que se creÍa enterrada se ocultaba un sistema de armamento soviÉtico que data de los aÑos 50. fue interceptado en panamÁ, donde continÚa retenido. >>> en washington, la portavoz del departamento de estado confirmÓ que darÁ asistencia pedida por los panameÑos para investigar el contenido del barco, esto ocurre cuando se reanudan las conversaciones migratorias con la habana, pero el tema del barco dijeron lo tocarÍan mÁs adelante. no se co

this poor woman in florida is now doing 20 years and -- but for the pro bono work and to some degreeecause of what happened in the notoriety surrounding zimmerman, she may actually stand a case to get that case reversed. >> bruce, do you think that will help? >> i don't think the notoriety is a factor quite candidly. we're trying to focus this case on the facts of what happened in the courtroom in jacksonville and we want to separate ourselves from the to lit kill things and social things because on the merits, as mark said, this case should be reversed. >> angela carry worey was asked that. i want to play what she had to say. >> i heard the other day i think someone from the naacp was trashing us for prosecuting her. she fired a shot through a wall on the other side of the wall were two young black boys younger than trayvon martin. they aren't victims? >> what do you ever of this case? >> no, they are not victims. they were not hit -- it's like surreal. >> she's made them a victim. >> she can pretend they are a victim. look, i love the american legal system. this is what i do for a

. >>> cuÁn difÍcil fue seleccionar los doce temas cuando hay tantas canciones bono nitas espaÑol?.hablemos espaÑol. >>> (canta). >>> cual es el recuerdo mÁs, mas hermoso que tienes de tu padre?. >>> lo mÁs desafortunado que cuando mi papÁ muriÓ yo era muy joven. no tuve mucho tiempo de compartir con Él. pero recuerdo que le gustaba conducir autos deportivos. me llevaba a todas partes. nadie mÁs se montaba en el Último con Él porque manejaba muy rÁpido. >>> has tenido enfermedades, adicciones quÉ lecciÓn te ha dejado el pasado oscuro?. >>> uf!. yo creo que tÚ puedes vendes er cualquier cosa. si lo intenta, no es la parte fÍsica lo que te detiene, es la mente te, de aquÍ sacamos la fuerza, y despuÉs de todo lo que he pasado tomo lea decisiÓn de ser mejor. porque sobrevivÍ. tengo que vivir mejor. y dios ha sido muy bueno conmigo. yo deberÍa estar muerta. pero no lo estoy. ahÍ mucho por hacer, estoy muy agradecida y soy feliz. >>> al terminar la entrevista me conver ti en su maestro de espaÑol. >>> me encanta este reportero. >>> es muy lindo?. >>> es muy lindo. >>> y ahora eres mi novi

helping people take control of their financial lives through financial literacy education and the pro bononancial planning community. >> i want to thank both of you for joining us today. this is probably one of the hottest topics in america. unemployment is a big issue. everyone's concerned about it. if you do have a job, you want to keep it; if you don't have a job, definitely you want to find one. tell us--what are you telling friends who may be unemployed? carl, i'll begin with you first. >> i'm telling them work to their potential. exceed the employer's expectations. be flexible, be available, and understand the business that they're in and support that company in making money. >> roz? >> generally the same thing. we're also offering resources because many times, people just don't know where to find those jobs. so we're offering the one-stop career centers in baltimore city that are available with partners providing many services that are related to the job search process; not just picking up a paper. not the way to find a job these days. >> mmm. there are many people who are just tryi

elvis, madonna, bono, john and yoko. and now, a 19-year-old alleged terrorist.an seen in this chilling picture, looming near 8-year-old martin richard who lost his life. and the norden brothers who each lost a leg. >> why would they publicize a guy who destroyed people's lives? it doesn't make sense to me. >> reporter: that anger echoed by friends of m.i.t. police officer sean collier, allegedly murdered by the brothers tsaranev. >> i was appalled. i was appalled they would treat him as a celebrity. as a star. >> reporter: "rolling stone" is defending the cover. saying the fact that dzhokhar tsaranev is young and the age of our readers, makes it all the more important to us to examine the complexities of this issue. the article is a sober affair, exploring how dzhokhar turned into a, quote, monster. but you can't find it in cvs or walgreens who won't sell it. the mayor of boston said, the survivors of the boston attacks deserve "rolling stone" covers. but i no longer feel "rolling stone" deserves them. >>> more than a year after the "casta concordia" crashed, it

show, an honor normally reserved for people famous enough to go by just one name -- elvis, madonna, bonohn and yoko. and now a 19-year-old alleged terrorist. the young man seen in this chilling picture, looming near 8-year-old martin richard who lost his life, and the norden brothers who each lost a leg. >> why would they publicize a guy who destroyed people's lives? it doesn't make sense to me. >> reporter: that anger echoed by friends of m.i.t. police officer sean collier, allegedly murdered by the brothers tsarnaev. >> i was appalled to see that they would treat him as a celebrity, as a star. >> reporter: tonight "rolling stone" is defending its cover saying, "the fact that dzhokhar tsarnaev is young and the same age group as our readers makes it all the more important for us to examine the complexities of this issue." the article itself is a rather sober affair exploring how he turned into a, quote, monster. but you won't be able to buy it in cvs or walgreens which today just said they won't sell it. as the mayor of boston said in a letter to the magazine today, "the survivors of the

of course if you live in new jersey as bono why those people cannot shop and pennsylvania. that is one problem. a monopoly. as a barrier to competition for insurance. the second issue with the states and canal over 2000 mandates. that is requirements for all health insurance policies to cover things that many people, i think, rather obviously would never want to pay for, and i will give some examples. massage therapy, acupuncture, chiropractors, in vitro fertilization. when i give a lecture i would look in the audience. most of the people here and i'm not trying to use in vitro fertilization. insurance is required to approve that coverage, and there are a lot of mandates that are estimated to ramp up the cost of health insurance by as much as 50% to. so there's a barrier to competition because there is have the opportunity to get people to buy the insurance covers a actually want to which would be cheaper number. so there are a whole host of things that government has an opportunity. a big one that failed to mention is a lack of information. is not just about price. it's ab

we have david bono witz, all kinds of folks here. feel free to chirp in. our plan is to take a couple-block tour and look at buildings, some of which survived the quake and some retrofitted. we will end up at 1230 at the mos connie center. we will look at them burning four model buildings. >> trying to burn. >> okay. where are we walking to. >> first let's know why we're meeting here. in 1906, this was the main drag into san francisco. this is how you came into san francisco. at this intersection, there were three major buildings. the call building, the examiner, and the chronicle. and the three major papers at that time all wanted to be at this intersection. this building has been enlarged and a number of stories added so you can't see the historic character from this building from what it looked like in 06. it survived a fire as most steel framed buildings -- i'm sorry. survived the earthquake as most steel-framed buildings did. here is the chronicle building. it also survived the earthquake. the chronicle building is made up of two buildings in front. a

stuart delery has a strong track record of pro bono service. from 2007-2008 he supervised the team of lawyers that conducted an investigation on behalf of the district of columbia office of tax and revenue into the fact of $40 million in district of columbia funds by long-term employees, plead guilty to federal charges in 2008. the judiciary committee has received letters in support of stuart delery's nomination from a bipartisan group of current and former government officials and a group of assistant attorneys general for the civil division in the administration of presidents reagan, george h. w. bush, clinton and george w. bush. now i will turn to b. todd jones who i have known for a long time. we worked closely together as members of the minnesota law enforcement community when he was in his first stint as u.s. attorney for minnesota when bill clinton was president and i was county attorney. for the past two years b. todd jones has been doing the impossible, killing two crucial federal law enforcement positions as acting director of the atf

. >>> mucho trabajo pero muy satisfecho porque fueron unos premios bono je premios bo premios bonitosÓrica para "premios juventud" en la que jennifer lÓpez sintio el enorme cariÑo de la juventud hispana. >>> (♪). >>> vamos verlo. >>> y una verdadera explosiÓn musical fue la fiesta playera con la que "premios juventud" celebrÓ sus diez aÑos.. >>>♪. >>> fecha minut6 minutos durÓ e espectÁculo de blen fjennifer y pitbull. >>> aquÍ vemos a pitbull antes, y miren como caster le da instrucciones a los bailarines. >>> y a marc anthony la vimos con su novia antes del ensayo intentamos hablar con Él sobre la polÉmica al cantar la canciÓn en el juego de pelota de las estrellas pero fue imposible. >>> uno de los mÁs esperados, un segundo por favor. >>> me estÁn esperando en el escenar escenario, por favor. >>> mark ensayÓ pero no hablo. >>> con esa promesa quedamos en la maÑana le dijo a una cadena estadounidense que nadie debe cuestionar su participaciÓn porque es tan ciudadano estadounidense como con los lo criticaron. >>> y durante la pri premiaciÓn cantÓ vivir mi vida rodeado de bailarÍnes y

and i imagine the legal fees associated with that were done pro bono from other folks. just want to make sure the city is not funding lawsuits against itself. >> no, it's not. >> okay. thank you for that clarification. and i appreciate your cooperation in working on that. supervisor mar? >> yes, i wanted to say thank you so much for what a great library. i know that as i've used it -- >> owe good. >> even for lexus and neck us to be able to do the legal database searches, but also just the media sources that anybody has access to ~ and the population of [speaker not understood]. i think you're really doing a good job making an accessible service and resource for people that really need it in the city as well. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> okay, thanks. we do not have a budget analyst report so, thank you for being here. >> so, can i anticipate that it most likely that you won't need me next week? >> that's right. we don't need you unless we do, we'll give you a call. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. okay, this time we'll call our fire department up. i see the

hook and famous enough to go by one name, elvis, madonna, bono, john and yoko. >> ♪ on the cover of theand now a 19-year-old terrorist. the man looming near martin richard and the brothers who each lost a leg. >> why would they publicize a guy who took lives? doesn't make sense to me. >> that echoed by friends police officer sean collier allegedly murdered by the brother tsarnaev. >> to treat them as celebrity, as star. >> tonight rolling stone is defending the cover saying the fact that dzhokar tsarnaev is young and in the same age group as our readers makes it all the more important for us to examine the complexities of this issue. article itself is a rather sober affair showing how he turned into a monster. you won't be able to buy it in cvs or walgreen's because they won't sell it. the survivors of the boston attack deserve rolling stone covers but i no longer feel that rolling stone deserves them. dan harris, abc news, new york. >> the ohio man accused of holding three women captive in his house for more than a decade was in court today. 53-year-old ariel castro pleaded not guilty

. >>> professional teachers who are also for parishioners on summer break are working pro bono war for nominal fees. but the big break came when the mayor's grand prevention task force heard about the program had stepped in with a $64,000 grant. >> and helped it all get off the ground and provided for an afterschool program for teenagers. >> the jails are full of people who never finished high school so the education piece is huge. >> there is no public school and is a mixture of new ideas based on need. about 250 pairs families have so far bought in. and pointed in the right direction. >> camrose caught him on camera. dominic. >> nearly two years after this exclusive cbs video showing lieutenant john pike pepper spraying protesters, a former cop is now looking for cash. >> is just an automatic thing that a worker will get any compensation at all. >> attorney melissa brown's as cases involving psychiatric injuries are rare because they are hard to prove without much if any physical evidence. >> an injured worker has to establish end of the workers burden to show the actual event of the

this was not always the case of course, he did his first bono s.a.ork in havana a few years before this but he had begun working throughout the south by the time he got to hale county he was there one year and photographed tyler -- tennessee, alabama, georgia what of my very favorite pictures was done 1 mile from here i wish to was a title but it is a wonderful picture with carole lombard with a black guy he photographed to new orleans by the time he got to hale county he developed a sense of what the self look like and what i tried to glean is how much time agee spent in the south it in total almost two years so what you see from paying this man is very similar site the gm already settled on the methodology to do that but the things that he chose carefully to include in the photographs had their own spiritual power to them and by selecting the images carefully they transcended the subjects to a higher level of significance. >> tell us of the technology of the time. what about the camera? >> at that point there were two kinds of cameras a p&o camera

professional teachers are working pro bono or nominal fees. >> the mayor's gang prevention task force heard about the program and stepped in with a $64,000 grant. >> it helped it get off the ground and provides an after school program. >> it's for people who never finish high school so the education piece is huge. >> there is no religion education, it's a venture of new idea based on need and about 250 families have bought in, hoping to keep their kids safe. >> we want to learn more and i want to pass college when i grow up. >> and pointed in the right direction. >> the program just started this weekend and ends on august 16th. >>> whose keeping the food on your table safe? the surprising change the fda wants to make to the food that comes across our borders. >>> you can't just look the other way when anyone in the world is facing that persecution. >> what started a new car between california bars and russian vodka. >>> we're starting out saturday morning with a lot of fog and low clouds. that's all going to change later in the day. we'll get a little more sun but it will be on the co

and for the trinity clurp, the pro bono lawyer when the church tried to invite candidate obama to speakand mr. wilkins won that case, defending the president and the church. >> he's been involved in working in the tax-exempt organization cases, particularly the wright case. knowledgeable about this process. he's one of only two political appointees, now the testimony has led to the door of his office. we will listen to the employees that were involved there, call him in. they will be deposed. you know, have you to go to where the faces are in this... >> eric: do you think -- you can subpoena him? >> if we have to, certainly, he will be subpoenaed, i can assure you if he fails to cooperate. again, our job is to be responsible. people have tried to close down the investigation. we are not going to have it closed down. people have tried to turn offer the investigation and accused the chairman of -- of certain things and tried to deflect. last week, you saw this by the ranking member, to try to discredit the inspector general. yeah, exactly. all of that is -- is just diversionary tactics. w

and z zuckerberg's political action committee which stands for forward us spent $5 billion on a pro bono immigration passage program. >>> i'm at nasa where a robot is being controlled remotely live from the international space station, and how this can affect our future coming up. >>> and here's a look around the bay this morning, and from san francisco, you can see the fog out there, and a taste of the san francisco weather is far inland this morning thanks to the strong sea breeze. we will let you know what to expect for the afternoon plans when we come back. >>> good saturday morning to you and once again live pictures through lenses of our own josh keppelle this morning at san francisco and you can see the folks there dressed appropriately. i see sweatshirts and jackets and no shorts in those shots this morning. it is chilly to start. we have low clouds and misty skies and the temperatures are mostly in the 50s outside and low clouds inland toward the tri valley and through the car kay us in -- carkanas strait. those are the winds that i am talking about on shore and strongly infliel

we also did a similar program around citizenship, focusing on pro bono attorneys in the private space, engaging in working with them to help naturalize new yorkers. we want any number of our families to connect to banks and start bank accounts. we have started a number of relationships with banks to recognize that consular id's can be a secondary form of i.d. to open a bank account. in the studio new york -- the city of new york, it is a state issued i.d., so it is not something we work on. we have created tools that can be used by volunteers to work on conversational english skills -- in libraries and houses of worship. we are going to be working with the largest volunteer service, new york cares, to start training volunteers to help run english classes in response to what will be the reality for immigration reform. and we have done a great amount of work on civic leadership, engaging individuals in our communities around being trained around leadership. they are our ambassadors. we have gradually help develop over 200 of these individuals. we think these folks are going to be our am

he went with the president of the seminole county bar association who worked the case pro bono.ointed attorney that most people have. >> exactly. >> and they are pretending it is irrelevant -- >> stephanie: and i always said the oj case is not black or white, it is green. this guy is lucky. doughy pant load that sean hannity was a hero. >> yep. >> stephanie: states with those laws on their books are simply more favorable environments for white defendants accused of killing black people. they are more likely to be found justified in their killings. in stand your ground states the number jumps to 354%. this is my alex perini, in salon salon. even michael steele mocked the reality. we talked about that sen their you over and over again. america will be a more just case when everyone's trials resemble george zimmerman. for now this is an acquittal only certain people would have been able to afford. >> sounds like stand your ground is inherently racist. let's go to [ inaudible ]. >> caller: good morning, honorary black woman. you have your black husband waiting for you. >> stephanie:

he represented jeremiah wright's church pro bono according to the "wall street journal" back in 2008. clearly a partisan ache actor. that doesn't mean he acted in a partisan way in this investigation. but it raises a lot of questions that i think people should be asking. >> one of two appointees in the entire agency that's appointed by the administration. julie, where does it go? >> that is the question where does it go. the hearings were very lengthy and fiery yesterday. given that wilkins'' name has surfaced there will be more hearings. >> bill: they call it lightning for a reason, charles. >> where it goes it let-with these hearings. and with this wilkins' involvement it now rise for the first time a political level it isn't a civil appointed by the president. i think gets hot right now as a result of that. >> bill: big news out of detroit. the vice president was asked earlier today what the administration can do to help the motor city. this is how he answered that. >> can we help detroit? we are now going through exactly in detail what -- we had a meeting yesterday, just getting a

it was done pro bono, videographer and people in their defense and fund-raising team.l us how this came about and your impressions. >> their spokesperson tells me today that this was the women themselves wanting to make a videotape, wanting to get their voices out there and frankly, their faces out there. recall that we haven't even seen these young women except for a couple of still photos. we really didn't even know what they look like anymore after all of those years in captivity so it is a remarkable video to watch. the main message that they want out there is that they are okay, they are healthy and they thank the community for all they've done. they raised more than $1 million for these women already in cleveland. >> tell me about the speech patterns. i was just struck by -- i think it is michelle. i'm not sure. who has a distorted speech. is this the result of the beatings? >> we don't know the answer to that. in fact, i just asked someone if we know whether she's had surgery. there were some rumors that perhaps she had to have some work done on her jaw. perhaps