now bono is the big free marketplace guy. that's his message now.money if you build infrastructure that is the key to bono. finally, angelina jolie i have no clue why this woman is on a leadership list. do you? >> i think angelina jolie as well as brad pitt have done a lot in the area of human trafficking. called attention to it and used their celebrity. i will say this about angelina jolie. some people show up for the photo ops she does like bono does and does the work. she has adopted children. i think that there is a a legitimate sense of which she has shown true leadership and compassion. >> here is my dissent. i do not believe angelina jolie is getting her message across as effectively as she could if she went on your program, my program and irving else's program. that would devalue her movie star status. that makes me question. this the governor and i -- the governor is a much nicer guy than me. >> everybody says that bill. i just want you to know. >> i thought you were going to say i thought everybody is a much you. all right. huckabee and th

they need funds for but are they're looking at nonprofits costs and figuring out ways to find pro bono services but we'll have director mccain i didn't >> just so you know we're calling the mayor's office of housing to send someone here. >> that's great. >> so we have the director of the arts commission. >> yes. so the arts commission has been working with the mayor's office of housing and community development in regards with the working group. so the supplementals are being discussions we're looking at a recommendation that is universally aligned. there are aspects of the arts and cultural solutions one is the trust that's an existing model that's helped acquire the cultural center and the building on turk street but we are looking at preliminary recommendation to issue an rfp that could respond to the needs of the nonprofits? a timely fashion. there are 3 buckets we're looking at in terms of support there is immediate technical assistance both for pro bono and real estate existence for the discontinued lease. we will look at possible bridge grants and extend their lease or found tem

you know bono's real name?er after your local news. >> we are back on winesday wednesday. we are playing the weekly trivia game, called "who knew". we will brush you up on irish pop culture trivia. kathie is across the street at the nbc experience store. she is ready to hand out $100 to those that get the questions right and to those that don't, a kathie lee cd. >> scandalous. >> that is a good one. here to help me is vice chair pauline turley, hi. i like your outfit. >> thank you. >> are you ready for the earlier question, we asked this, the grammy award-winning irish band u2 is led by the musician an buono, what is his given name? what is the correct answer? >> the correct answer is c, paul hewson. bono comes from the latin, good voice. which was given to him by his u2 high school mates when they were founded in 1976. but you know, bono is one of the few people that were nominated for an oscar, grammy and golden globe. he gives to so many great charities. >> okay, all right. let's go across the street. >> thi

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members who provide thousands of hours of pro bono legal services every year, is consistent with the finest tradition of this country's legal profession and should be commended, not condemned." shameful. shameful vote today. a rush to judgment based upon emotion. based upon emotion. i will not name any names but i had one senator say, my head tells me that -- that he should be confirmed but my guts, my emotions say no. we make our decisions based on that around here? god help us. god help us. maybe -- maybe we ought to all go back and watch that movie again, "to kill a mockingbird." read the book, watch the movie. and know what it is to stand up against the powers of the government and defend someone who's unpopular. hm. and mr. adegbile didn't even do that. he was not the defense attorney. he was only on an appeal. so shame on the fraternal order of police. shame on them. and i've been one of their strong supporters for my 30 years here, but shame on them for doing this. shame on them. they mounted a campaign against mr. adegbile just on that one thing. shame on all of us here, espe

another popular charity, the one charity by bono, that is huge. everyone knows about it.10 it came to light that they also had $15 million in revenue and only 1% of bono, he is perceived as great guy, were going to people in need. so this is actually, it doesn't surprise me. gerri: it happens all the time. >> happens all the time. gerri: jane fonda, go on and on. >> yeah, it is multiple. especially with personality and celebrities who are vocal about the cause. lady gaga, her foundation was empowerment. getting youth involved -- gerri: wait, wait. i want to read the foundation's mission statement. you tell me exactly what they're doing. born this way foundation was founded in 2011 to foster more accepting society where differences are embraced and individuality celebrated. the foundation is dedicated to creating a safe community that helps connect young people with skills an opportunities they need to build a kinder, braver world. kumbayah, my friend. i have no idea what that means. are they giving preschool dollars to kids in need? feeding people who are hungry? what the

exigia un permiso para operar >> ha habido muchas personas o negociantes que no pagaron a tiempo con el bonor las cartas indicando que por la crisis el gobierno no cobrará ese dinero >> el gobierno no recibió un dólar, porque debia pagar el interés y el servicio de un broker >> a los comercios que le habían cobrado le devolveran el monto total del deposito >> cuando agarre el negocio me cobraron 14 mil dólares, era injusto porque uno no tiene esa cantidad para depositarlo >> son casi 300 millones de dólares que regresan a propietarios impactados por el cobro >s> e puede hacer para apublicidad, arreglos o más supply o mercancia >> fue aprobada por la junta nacional de ecualización >> ¿cómo esto afecta? creara nueva fuente de trabajo, más equipos más maquinaria >> francisco ugalde noticias univisión >> precisamente para abrir un negocio hay que tener capital y los bancos no siempre están dispuestos a otorgar préstamos, damos la bienvenida a laly velasquez >> planitanos que negocio ofrece opportunity fund >> son para dueños de negocios, personas que trabajan por su cuenta o que necesitan compra

it's from 19 6r9, and addressed to bono. we feel it is not suitable for us as present. good luck with your future clear. yours sincerely, alexander sinclair. >> we hent went on to run a bigc lalk, i'm sure. >> and i love that pnk. >> after seeing them at the oscars, i tweeted, does his daughter know how cool he is? they're rocking so many generations. >> i'm guessing she doesn't appreciate what we do about bono. >>> and on a happy note, an 11-year-old pug named meat ball in polish. he gets so excited when he sees his owner that he starts singing. his owner tells us that he is actually deaf, so he may not be able to hear himself. but i bet he feels his little vocal chords vibrate and loves the sound. >> it does not mean meat ball in polish. >> tell me what it means, ron. >> you may not be around next weekend. >> really? >> i'm kidding. >> are you going to whip out -- >> ouch. give that back. >> what you do for us. >> well, we'll be right back, i think. >> maybe. speaking polish. >> how cute is that pug? quickbooks. before h m

it's from 1979, addressed to bono.or submitting your tape, we feel it is not suitable for us as present. we wish you luck for your future career. yours sincerely, alexander sinclair. that guy is totally kicking himself. >> we went on to run a big music label, i'm sure. >> i love seeing how many people failed first. i actually love that. >> after seeing them at the oscars, i tweeted, does his daughter know how cool her father is? it's incredible. they are adult children. not that that is bad. but they are still rocking so many generations. >> so cool. >> yeah. >> i'm guessing she doesn't appreciate what we do about bono. >> she is like, dad! >>> and to start your morning on a happy note, we want to introduce you to a 11-year-old pug named clops which means meatball in polish. he gets so excited when he sees his owner that he starts singing. his owner tells us that he is actually deaf, so he may not be able to hear himself. but i bet he feels his little vocal chords vibrate and loves the sound. >> it does not mean meat b

. >> bono was there.. >> we have good friends in the white house. >> we're good friends with chris christie. >> we are. >> you would be hard pressed to find people in washington i'm not friends with. because if they are not friends with joe and mika they don't exist. they are nothing. [laughter] it's a perfect life in a pprfect world and we're all going to be so happy forever. >> can i just stop you for a second. >> actually, you cannot. >> do you want to say that on television that i'm a show chawf inconsistent. >> please don't ruin christmas stop fighting. >> up didn't. >> you shut up! >> i'm sorry. you guys are going to get divorced, aren't you? please don't make me go live with lawrence o'donnell, he doesn't flush the toilet. [ laughter ] can't anything save this family? >> governor chris christie's image as a front runner in 2016, some say is in jeopardy. >> what? uncle chris is in troubll? >> i talked to him yesterday for 15 minutes. he's having a hard time. they say he is really sad. >> he's sad? i

while he was in private practice he successfully represented pro bono clients. his is an extraordinary legal resume. as these select career highlights demonstrate he is an effective advocate who could lead this civil rights division. tkoepblt take my word -- don't take my word for it though. the bush administration solicitor general quoted i've litigated with and against debo and heard him argue in the supreme court. i've always found him to be a formidable advocate of the highest intellect, skills and integrity. mr. adegbile's representation of mumia abu-jamal does not mean that he lacks respect for the rule of law. and it certainly should not disqualify him for this important civil rights job. in fact, his willingness to represent an unpopular defendant in an emotionally charged case demonstrates his appreciation for the rule of law as well as his respect for the criminal justice system. his critics attempted to characterize him as someone who actively sought out this case, someone who disparched the officer -- disparaged the officer cut down in the line of du

she makes bono work so she's just let this one is possible to employ a new teachers teach beginners the nature of the projects. i just was ordered to what i'm saying. three hundred and sixty six thousand small arms and light weapons were destroyed. number seventy six thousand tonnes of ammunition including the many an anti personnel landmines. i'm saying. many people smiling says he's in this country still if yes please lord he's given me in the day but when life hits you harder. my children and i hope that life will continue to be calm and peace. i don't want you to your exploding ammunition which are in store one piece and to be caught in the future. the smell of the shoe shop. the dam. this program is very important work and see for our children and for our grandchildren because it's very hard to leave without pay. ninety three. the project in the team aims to strengthen the local response to hiv and improved access to hiv prevention and treatment services among at risk populations including migrant workers. at a news conference tomorrow will race day the vice president stephen crowe

whid head began to help afghan basketball players transition pro bono. >> he said "i have a kid here, you have to get there." miami is tough. he doesn't give me a lot of kids. if he gives me one, he's a good ball player. >> after considering is number of schools around the country. whitehead called the headmaster and coach at the christian academy. a small school in landover maryland. >> koni was humble, honest, forthright and confident. he had an interesting glow. >> he is becoming an interesting part of the squad. >> his job is to come here and earn a living, and help his family out. the stakes in that sense are very large. >> my mum is a single parent and, you know, she worked hard to bring me up this way. the course takes a lot of time and money taking care of me. if i don't do what is expected, i waste everyone's time and money. >> a great program. >> let's talk about a unique way to go grocery stocking. villages can get serial, toilet paper and milk from a vending machine. the last shop closed a decade ago. a local engineer designed the machine and it sells about 80 product. the

one piece of the fund and this is not the only thing they're looking at the planning code and pro bono services from realtor and rents throughout the city so there's a lot of avenues we're looking at point. we're looking at the funding and bryan shoe is here to address the process they've been go going through since october. this is the first non-profit piece during the discussion we'll have a long-term discussion how to continue to support the is cycles. this is not the only time back in 2000 mayor willie brown supported this and it was cast the community arts stabilization artists 14 years later we've acquired 2 building now, it's going to be the hospitality house and so forth. of course, in the long term we want to be able to see we're property owners so we're not using the tax to go back to property owners. the largest beneficiaries of the tenderloin market area is the property owners they're the ones that have seen the tremendous growth in their bottom lines as tech companies have moved into the areas but they're fully paying their taxes and they're addressing one the outcomes of

one piece of the fund and this is not the only thing they're looking at the planning code and pro bono services from realtor and rents throughout the city so there's a lot of avenues we're looking at point. we're looking at the funding and bryan shoe is here to address the process they've been go going through since october. this is the first non-profit piece during the discussion we'll have a long-term discussion how to continue to support the is cycles. this is not the only time back in

basis -- >> it was not for profit. >> but it wasn't pro bono. paid to represent him by the -- >> toure, it's a chilling effect, but at the end of the day, we're not talking about cases where everyone -- and everyone has a right to defense. but you have a choice, and you are defined by the choices of some of the cases you take. >> that is not the standard we've been using, patrick. i love you. we can argue it on amtrak. thank you very much. >>> up next, the group looking to give you free health care for a whole year, and some of you may already be eligible. captain obvious: i'm in a hotel. and a hotel is the perfect place to talk to you about hotels. all-you-can-eat is a hotel policy that allows you to eat all that you can. the hotel gym is short for gymnasium. the hotel pool is usually filled with water. and the best dot com for booking hotels, is hotels.com. it's on the internet, but you probably knew that. or maybe not, i don't really know you. bellman: welcome back, captain obvious. captain obvious: yes i am. all those words are spelled corre

and bono? >> i've played with mick and bono and peter gabriel and a number of other people.s amazing. >> he likes science fiction. he subsidizes an antenna farm listening for aliens. an avid reader, he showed us a shakespeare folio he keeps at his estate. >> this is my most-prized book, and you can see it was printed in 1623. >> this is kind of a sports center. >> right. >> oh, my god. look at this. this is gigantic. >> yeah. >> wow. look at that. oh, great swimming pool. wow, is that a slide? >> that's a waterslide, and my sister's kids have used it quite a bit. although i've seen many adults enjoy it too. including myself. >> and the chihuly art. you have a lot of his stuff. >> i really love his work. >> you became the owner of the seahawks. he likes football; he bought an nfl team. he likes basketball even more; he also bought an nba team. he's a movie buff, so he invested in dreamworks, the hollywood studio. he wants to travel, so he built himself a yacht longer than a football field equipped with its own submarine. he has spent over a billion dollars on philanthropy, in

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. >> my good friend sonny bono. >> stephen: really, nice guy though quite reasons nice guy, i used to tell him all the time when phil specter who was pie record producer would am could, he would say i want sony in this. i said phil we're never going to fin think record if i don't move. sony is either singing too loud or on the wrong key but that is the way phil was, he didn't care. a lot of people like that, in our business. >> stephen: phil specter produced a song of yours es he a rebel. your first hit reasons right. >> stephen: and this is a proto typical girl falling for a bad boy because he's kind of bad. >> right. >> stephen: what did you do to american culture watch. did you do to a generation of girls who were looking for bad boys. >> well, you know what, it does help if they kind of bad. it makes it interesting. you never get bored. >> stephen: did you have any bad boys. (laughter) (cheers and applause) >> one or two. >> stephen: one or two. >> okay. >> stephen: how much about african-american, soul or blues music did you learn from elvis presley? (laughter) >> i was getting r

even the big stars like oprah and bono were falling over her.> i just did a piece a couple of weeks ago, piers. the fact that meryl streep has been thanked at the oscars more times than god. so maybe harvey should have reversed those two things. and tonight, you know, she is nominated again for the 18th time for "august: osage county." the interesting thing about this film too, it kind of got lost in the shuffle, this awards season. coming into awards season, it was really thought to be one of the favorites. and i know the weinstein company was really pushing that film. it's one of their movies. and they were really having a struggle early on about what film they would really campaign for more. would it be "the butler", would it be "august: osage county." and most of the movies kind of got lost in the shuffle. we know harvey weinstein does it better than anybody in hollywood. he knows how to promote a movie. he knows how to pick a movie, and he does it right. both meryl streep and julia roberts are nominate in order movie. and julia roberts, aga

bono is not egotist cal. >> you can have an ego and be charming as well. look at me. >> they encouraged personal growth. when we were busting out and everyone was going to come to shows and they show up, wow. recognize them right away. he was the one guy who said i am gene simmons. we are looking at him and go, oh. you are gene simmons. >> rut police. you are too good looking to have make up. kiss, they needed it. >> well have you aged and if you take it off you don't want him to perform. >> it is a giant, flabby -- >> they look good at the pta meetings at school. >> that's a reality show rock star parents at pta meetings. still ahead, poker at lee daabs house. sorry, ladies, guys only. and we will pick up where nobody left off.@w@wowowpg÷÷og >>> it was removed after they disapproved. an islamic symbol has been erased from one katy perry's music video after it was said it was offensive to muslims. it reached 60,000 signatures. the lead critic claims blasphemy is conveyed when a man is shown being burned whilst wearing a pendant. never said that word out

and that law firm defends you to a pro bono case to defend someone who killed eight people someone who killed eight people to defend someone whefo killed eight people in cold blood, s we rely on you to defend that person.obli my revised from what happened today, you should do that.use it is part of your legal obligation and profession.d because if you do that, who knows? you might wind up to be the chief justice of the united states supreme court. however, if you are a young black person in go to work for the naacp legal defense fund a and they assign you in and do your obligations as an attorney and the oath of office they assign you to appeal a case of someone who committed a heinous murder murder, and you do that and sign your name on the appeal. you're not defending him but they ask you to sign on the appeal. you do that. your ass to do that if you are a young black person with the legal defense fund naacp with someone convicted of murder but the message said today -- said today is don't do it. don't do it. if you do keeping with your legal obligation and profession you will be den

before he was supreme court chief justice, attorney john roberts did pro bono work defending one of florida's most notorious serial killers, ferguson, who was recently put to death, tricked his way into a woman's home, bound, blindfolded, shot eight people. six of them died. and then, while under indictment for that crime, he killed two teenagers who were on their way to church. john roberts participated in his defense against being executed. but that didn't come up during hearings to confirm roberts to the supreme court, because a pillar of our justice system is that everyone is entitled to a defense, and the lawyer who defends a criminal shouldn't be treated like one. jonathan tamari covered this story for "the philadelphia enquirer." officer this was more than filing legal beliefs. the leadership fund volunteered to represent him despite the fact he had a team of lawyers working for him, and not only did they volunteer resources but the press releases made it clear they view him as a type of hero to your point. one of the things that troubles people is that jamal did have sort of a celebri

whitehead was helping african basketball players transmit pro bono. >> he said "i have a kid here, you have to get there." he's tough. he doesn't give me a lot of kids. when he gives me one, you know he's a good ball player, person. >> what was your first impression of koby when you saw him as a player. >> based on how much or how little he played, how far he was develop. i figured once he gets here and plays, he'll be incredible. >> whitehead knew it could take more than talent. there's plenty of similar programs focussing on cultivating players. the dee is not must finding skills, it's the right fit. >> what did you think of the personality. >> what kind of kid do you see today waking up at 4 o'clock in the morning, praying with his mum and cleaning the house before he starts the day off. that's him in a nutshell, she's a nice kid. >> after considering a number of schools, whitehead called the headmaster and coach. a small private school in maryland. >> in copy's case he was that type of young man. he was humble, honest, forthright and had confidence. he had an interesting glow, and

but, you know, bono is not egotistical. >> wonderful guy.harming. >> there goes that whole theory. >> you can have an ego and charming. pull off two things. look at me. >> must have encouraged personal growth in that band with the makeup thing is that when weep were busting out and everyone would come to shows. and you know give us props. show up, hey, wow, recognize them right away. he was the one guy who said, i'm gene simmons. we're looking at him, so, you're gene simmons. >> that's the thing. police, you are too good looking to have makeup. kiss you go out. >> when youage and put the make yum back on. if everythingdon't want to perf. >> lack like a giant, flabby. >> they looked good in the pta meetings at school. all school meeting. you know they look pretty good. >> that's a reality show. rock star parents at pta meetings. they're yelling hat me. coming up, strip poker at lou dobbs house. sorry, ladies, guys only. do dogs feel shame. we'll pick up where nobody left off. we've made our passions our life's work. we strive for the moments

philadelphia and white is helping the players transition to american high schools six years ago pro bono understanding the important qualities in such moves. >> i have got a kid here, you have to get there. so he's tough. he's not giving me a lot of kids and when i get one, you know, he's normally a good ballplayer, pretty good person. >> in the spring of 2013, after considering a number of schools around the country, he called the head master and coach at capital christian school in maryland. >> in his case we knew immediately he was our type of young man, he's humble, honest and forthright and had confidence and an interesting glow and everyone kind of knew, okay, this is a guy to offer the opportunity to be part of our program and more than that, part of our school family. >> the 6-7 freshman forward is becoming a very important of the jv squad. >> his job is coming here and earning a living and help his family out and so the stakes in that sense are very large. >> welcome to the first visit. >> my mother worked hard to bring me up this way, and my coach spent a lot of time and money

members who provide thousands of hours of pro bono legal services every year, is consistent with the finest tradition of this country's legal profession and should be commended, not condemned." shameful. shameful vote today. a rush to judgment based upon emotion. based upon emotion. i will not name any names but i had one senator say, my head tells me that -- that he should be confirmed but my guts, my emotions say no. we make our decisions based on that around here? god help us. god help us. maybe -- maybe we ought to all go back and watch that movie again, "to kill a mockingbird." read the book, watch the movie. and know what it is to stand up against the powers of the government and defend someone who's unpopular. hm. and mr. adegbile didn't even do that. he was not the defense attorney. he was only on an appeal. so shame on the fraternal order of police. shame on them. and i've been one of their strong supporters for my 30 years here, but shame on them for doing this. shame on them. they mounted a campaign against mr. adegbile just on that one thing. shame on all of us here, espe

pro bono. >> nothing is as riveting as this.hen the trial has been lost, everything has been lost, and you've got somebody in there that is innocent. it's like the ultimate challenge, i think. >> what made you think this person definitely is innocent? >> it was really ryan. it was really my interaction with him. >> zelner has won the release of 15 men wrongfully convicted of murder and rape. but this? she had never seen anything like it. because in this strange case, she thought, there were two innocent men. ryan and chuck, his accuser, a confused young man. but not a killer. >> what was put on at this trial was a completely fabricated case, and the reason it worked was because the jury could not understand why someone would confess to a crime they didn't commit and then take a 25-year sentence. >> and a verdict rendered by a jury of one's peers carries tremendous weight. it's almost sacred in the legal system. to overturn ryan's conviction, zelner would have to find new information that the jurors could not have heard. or so th

division, as msnbc points out, supreme court justice, chief justice john roberts, once offered pro bono representation on behalf of one of the most notorious serial killers in florida state history. a man who tricked his way into a woman's home, bound and shot six people. then killed two teenagers on their way to church while under indictment. one of the men who wrote our constitution and went on to become president defended in a court of law, the british troops who fired on and killed americans. because john adams so strongly believed in the sixth amendment that people have the right to defense. the president today responded with an uncharacteristically strong failure, calling the senate's failure to confirm adigbile -- the fact that his nomination was defeated solely based on his legal representation of a defendant runs contrary to our fundamental system of justice. it most certainly does. so shame on all of you who voted it down. >>> for paul ryan, 2014 is the year that the republican party will finally start talking about poverty. >> republicans have been shy about talking about pov

jones day, which agreed to fight for him on a pro bono basis. >> it went from i have two appeals leftn they're going to murder me to now i have neil and all these resources from the world's third largest law firm backing me up. >> armed with the fact carmen marino had withheld information, joe's team presented a sweeping discovery request to the federal court. >> tow many it seemed like a logical question. what else is in there? >> meanwhile, the alleged uranium victim, the only person who could corroborate what tony klann had witnessed was finally located living in florida. and it would be up to neil to convince him to testify. business: do more with less with less energy. hp is helping ups do just that. soon, the world's most intelligent servers, designed by hp, will give ups over twice the performance, using forty percent less energy. multiply that across over a thousand locations, and they'll provide the same benefit to the environment as over 60,000 trees. that's a trend we can all get behind. i'll just press this, and you'll save on both. ding! ladies and gentlemen, boys and gir

of one of the most prominent law firms in town, jones day, which agreed to fight for him on a pro bonosis. >> it was like night and day. it went from i have two appeals left and then they're going to murder me to now i have neil and all these resources from the world's third-largest law firm backing me up. >> armed with the fact that prosecutor carmen marino had withheld information, joe's team presented a sweeping discovery request to the federal court. >> to me, it seemed like a logical question. what else is in there? >> meanwhile, the alleged victim, the only person who could corroborate what tony klann had witnessed was finally located living in florida. and it would be up to neil to convince him to testify. fiber that's taste-free, grit-free and dissolves completely. so you can feel free to add it to anything. and feel better about doing it. better it with benefiber. so our business can be on at&t's network for $175 a month? yup. all 5 of you for $175. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data t

. >> but bono disagrees? >> time zone has nothing to do with this concept.t is more related to the economic development and the linkage. >> back at his home, he says there would be some adjustment in having two time zones in the country. just after 5:00 p.m., the sun starts to set. people here feel being able to enjoy the day when there is still daylight out will be worth it. jamil, al jazeera. >> u.s. scientists are reporting a warming of the sentence tral pacific when they say could result in an el nino phenomenon. it will others every four to five years. it's unclear why it happens but when it does, it does have a dramatic effect on weather in various parts of the world. it results certainly in warmer average temperatures in fact, two of the hottest years on record, 1998 and 2010 were both during el nino cycles. it usually triggers drought. part of the u.s. and south america get heavy rain or flooding. in the past, el nino has caused billions of dollars of losses to crops, damaged fish stocks and infrastructure. >>> the pacific may be in a warming trend,

began helping african basketball players transition into american hospital six years ago, pro space bono. >> i said i have got a kid here you have to get there so, he is tough. he doesn't give me a lot of kids. when he gives me one, you know, he is normally a pretty good ballplayer, pretty good person. >> in the spring of 20 they were, after considering a number of schools around the country, white head called the head master and coach at capital christian academy, a small private school in landover maryland. >> in kobe's case, we knew merely he was that type of young man. he was humble. he was honest. he was forthright and he had confidence. he had an interesting glow. >> the 6' 7" freshman forward is becoming an integral part of capitol chris's jv squad. >> his job is to earn a living and help his family. the stakes in that sense are very large my mom is a single parent. she has worked hard to bring me up this way. my coach has wasted a lot of time, money, you know, taking care of me and making sure i am doing everything that's right. if i don't do what is expected of me, i think i wia

thatnk it is very true chief justice john roberts today went before the senate, given his pro bono assistance to afford a man who was convicted of killing 8 people, that he would have a very, very steep hill to climb in getting the senate to confirm him. >> thank you both for being here, ryan haygood, former , nowague of debo adegbile director of the naacp legal defense and education fund's political participation group, which promotes the full coequal, and active participation of black people in the democratic process. hank you, johanna fernandez, professor of history here in new york city. davise come back, angela doyon says. stay with us. ♪ [music break] >> this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. the struggle to overhaul the criminal justice system in the u.s. has reached a pivotal moment when the obama administration push to reform harsh and racially biased sentencing for drug offenses to the recent decision ready new york state to reform its use of solitary confinement, there's a growing momentum toward rethinking the system

released a list of this worlds 50 greatest leaders which includes angelina jolie, derek jeter, and bonot not president obama. [ laughter ] and if you ask me, it almost seems like they were intentionally trying to upset president obama. take a look at some of the other people on this list. michelle obama, malia obama, sasha obama, bo obama, justin bieber. charlie sheen, rob ford, screech, dustin diamond, and finally rob ford again. [ laughter ] he was on there twice. two times. [ cheers and applause ] hey, i saw a trailer for the 3-d full length "peanuts" movie was released this week. it's going to be the first 3d cartoon that parents will have to drag their kids to see. it is about a depressed boy and a dog that doesn't talk. come on. let's go. it's fun. [ laughter ] >> steve: the dog doesn't talk? >> jimmy: no, the dog doesn't talk and the boy is bald. let's go, it's really fun. [ laughter ] there is a lot of jazz. there's jazz music. come on, let's go watch. exactly, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] let's go see it can't wait! 3d oh my god! >> jimmy: get this, i just read about a couple

and abu-jamal already had a team of high-priced lawyers working pro bono who had filed decades of posttrial petitions and appeals delaying the carrying out of of his sentence. under aadegbile'adegbile's -- ur adegbile's supervision, rallies and protests and media campaign all portrayed mumia abu-jamal an unrepentant cop killer as a political prisoner. for example, a 2011l.d.f. press release said, "abu-jamal is widely viewed as a symbol of the racial injustices of the death penalty." that press release also said, "mumia ab abu-jamal's death sentence are religionics of a time and place that was notorious for police and race discrimination. they held rallies and protests. this is advocacy. this is political advocacy. this is extreme and radical advocacy. this is not legal representation. they even went so far as to travel to france, to hold multiple rallies for abu-jamal. the french had already named a street after abu-jamal in a suburb of paris. this prompted the house of representatives in 2006 to vote 368-31 to condemn the murder of officer daniel faulkner and to earth the french town to --

>> it comes from the word bono box which means good voice.the street. which irish actor is the only person to win the oscar three times? >> i'm going to liam neeson? >> no. the answer is lewis. he raised his family and applied for irish citizenship. three films. >> all good. all good. back across to kat. okay. name the irish singer who's song "only time" hit the number 10 on the billboard in 2000. >> that's the commercial with the volvo? >> he is. >> yeah. >> maybe, maybe. if that happens these days. you don't know the answer? >> i don't. >> you don't. oh but you're going to love my cd. good day. >> correct answer is inia. >> that's correct. 75 million records sold worldwide. 26 million sales in the u.s. four grammys and oscar nomination for song in "lord of the rings." >> amazing voice. >> back across the kat. >> how should you place your hands during individual irish step dancing? >> think it's b like this. >> you're doing it wrong. you'd be so wrong. >> nice accent. the correct answer is down by your sides with your hands clinched in fists