my name is brenda. >> while jessica is noncompliant another young woman opens up to brenda, revealing. >> i don't want to go on tv. if anyone sees my face, i could get killed. >> okay. because i don't know what's going on, but i feel you, okay? >> the 22-year-old tells brenda she's been working for a pimp from new york who, despite his distance, controls her every move. >> the guy you're with now, how did you meet him, your pimp? >> she was recruited by another woman in new york. her situation was bad anyway, already. >> when she met me i was -- i had like $20 to my name. >> she said she knew what she was doing was not right but she could not get out of it because she didn't have a pot to piss in if she didn't have prostitution. yes, she had family, but her family had given up on her a long time ago. >> i've never been able to ask anyone for help. since i was 13, ever. and i was not able to keep up the charade of my parents pretending to be a christian, pretending to be straight and by the time i went to college everything fell apart. >> the daughter of missionaries, anna dropped out

grabÓ esta conversación, es la prueba, asegura brenda de que el acoso sÍ ocurriÓ.que hablen, no tengan miedo de su situaciÓn legal, aÚn asÍ tienen derechos. >> bueno, segÚn brenda, su ex jefe intentÓ llegar a un acuerdo econÓmico,ella no estuvo de acuerdo por lo que entablara una demanda por los abusos de los que fue objeto. >> para nuestro final de impacto, un amante del peligro estÁ causando furor en internet con sus aventuras y aquÍ se lo presentamos. >> se toma fotos como esta arriesgando su vida sin ningÚn tipo de seguridad, y repite la proeza caminando en lo alto de los edificios y haciendo ejercicios en varias varas de metal mientras estÁ latente la espantosa posibilidad de caer al vacÍo, su osadía lo ha llevado a posar hasta en la estrella que adorna una iglesia, es la sensaciÓn de las redes sociales por sus exploraciones urbanas que son realmente fuera de lo comÚn. >> tÓcame la mano. >> tiene vÉrtigo. >> alguien jugÓ una broma pesada y dijo que el intrÉpido habÍa muerto, no, ahí estÁ. >> mentira, porque aquÍ estÁ vivito y coleando, por favor, no intenten n

segÚn brenda. el ex jefe de ella, intentÓ llegar a un acuerdo econÓmico.que tiene 27 aÑos. no le teme a la muerte, su irreverencia lo convirtiÓ en la sensachc sensaciÓn de redes sociales, por su exploraciÓn urbana, fuera de lo comÚn. >>> tocame las manos. >>> el que tiene vÉrtigo. >>> las manos sudadas. recientemente, alguien jugÓ una broma pesada, y dijo, que Él habÍa muerto. que este intrÉpido habÍa muerto, increÍble. ahÍ estÁ. >>> mentira, estÁ vivito y coleando, un no intenten nada similar. por favor. >>> quÉ increÍble. >>> proezas de impacto, nos despedimos hasta maÑ ♪ >>> en este momento un niÑo de tres aÑos lucha por su vida despuÉs que fue atropellado. ofrecen recompensa para los responsables de disparar contra una subestaciÓn de energÍa elÉctrica. un hombre enfurecido se fue encima con su coche, hay decenas de jÓvenes hospitalizados. >>> y kaepernick es investigado. >>> es hora del noticiero en espaÑol mÁs premiado del area de la bahÍa. noticias univisiÓn 14. >>> buenas tardes. bienvenidos. >>> comenzamos con noticia de Último minuto, un temblor d

hi, everyone, i'm brenda butner. this is "bulls and barbies." let's get right to you. we have gary b. smith, tracy burns, john layfield along with john greene, tracy, basically, why is this trend towards part-time work bad news? >> well, you take a part of time work hoping you become full time eventually. we are not seeing that rollover. people are taking them economically not because they want to work part time. it's entirely different. that's not what we are seeing. health care and payroll taxes, employers don't want to take on more full-time employees right now. unfortunately, that will hurt us down the road. >> how do you see this trend? >> there is good news in the jobs report. there is some bad news. >> particularly this part-time issue. >> there is actually an equal number of folks who involuntarily got part-time jobs in equal to the numbers that voluntarily got part-time jobs. a number of those are due to the fact they're no longer blocked into jobs because of health care. thank obamacare. the other thing is you have half a million people who have entered the w

. >> brenda, you can always catch brenda on bulls and bears sunday morning 10:00 eastern on the fox news channel and catch her any time i can get her here. thanks so much, brenda. >> my pleasure. happening at 11:00, but in between that and its 1:00 p.m. start time, a new show, outnumbered at noon. check it out. i'm jamie colby. thanks for being with us. have a great day. making sure you pay the right price for a new car just got a whole lot easier. introducing the kelley blue book price advisor. the powerful tool that shows you what should pay. it gives you a fair purchase price that's based on what others recently for the same car and kelley blue book's trusted pricing expertise. it all adds up to the confidence that you'll get a great deal. that's just another way kbb.com helps you make a smart new car decision. i've got a to-do list and five acres of fresh air. ♪ top three tools -- hammer, screwdriver, front loader. happiness is a drive-over mower deck. a john deere dealer can teach tractors to anybody. [ don ] in the right hands, an imatch quick-hitch could probably cure most of the

we like what brenda had to say that was great. dr. walker hopes that i don't mind if i take a little religious liberty as i talk about george and linda richardson has been a force and your beautiful welcome and leadership and service linda. kathy knows how much george meant to me and for decades i'd come to the senior center we'd have your birthday parties and i w0r7b9d what am i going to leave here being assigned to do you all know. to his family that's visiting i see the resemble lance making the point he's not here today but he is he had to go up there to finish this off. this is american people incredible person. a map with a dream. a man with a vision. a man with an intelligent. to make a plan to get the job done. a man with a heart who knew that people needed not help cooperation, cooperation to have their ideas to have a better life and community. kathy knows that george was a teacher to many of us one of the things i loved that made him different all that he was doing and all the grandness of it he had this thing about people

brenda, this is a great stand mixer. but we wanted to show you that the ninja can do a great job with all types of dough and faster. i'm going to turn the stand mixer on. we have the dough speed over here, so i'm going to set that up like that. i have the dough speed over here. again, the dough speed over here. >> wow, look at how fast everything is getting done. >> look at that. can you believe that? the dough is basically ready. can you believe that? i'm going to shut off these, too. these are not ready yet. i think the cookie dough is ready here. >> we have our cookie dough. >> that is still going. initially what this looks like. the dough is ready in literally 20 seconds. here you have the pizza dough. it is in a perfect ball. over here, how great is the house smell when you have cookie dough ready? isn't that great? >> i have my cake mix here. it is pretty easy, i can just pour this in the pan. oh yeah, just like this. completely blended. >> made pizza dough, we made cookies, very quick. i have used the kitchenaid m

>> i think so brenda. we have obamacare and the majority of the country doesn't want it, and they voted they don't like it and would want it to go away or at least at a minimum make dramatic changes. what do they like? as you showed in the numbers, they like employer-based health care, because they have a vested interest in making sure their employees are happy. obamacare, you couldn't get through the website and you have to change your doctors, and many people have to pay more in premiums. no, this proves for not only employer-based but market base which is what this is. solving the needs of what people want out there is the best way to go. we should get rid of obamacare and let the market work starting with companies. >> and employer plans first, and expanded medicare second and obamacare last. what does that tell you? >> sure, anybody would want employer-based first if they can get it but the whole point of obamacare is to extend health insurance to those that can't, right? 7 million of the people were

brenda wright (clapping) reverend walking is the board the ceo of the bayview hunters point presidioenter he's not only a pastor but an activist you talk about programs and religious activities reverend walker is the go to person in our community. thank you for being here today (clapping) i see in the audience president of the la our without him a lot of great things couldn't have happened shipyard and the community outreach making sure that people have jobs mr. cobb i didn't bonding our thank you. without any further delay i'm going to, go the program willie brown couldn't have been here today but next on the agenda pastor please come up to say a prayer for us today and after that we have 3 great sirens they're going to lead us the 3 sirens are martin luther and katherine are going to lead us in the national black anthem. ladies and gentlemen let's start >> if all heads would be bowed we invoke god to come in. oh, god of the universe one who loves us more than that we love outdoors we thank you for this day this special occasions we've come together to celebrate the activity. we ask

>> you summed it up, brenda. it's the one part of our economy that's booming.there is no other amazon out there. there is no other ebay out there. we are the ones, the united states, that's created these enterprises and they have spawned other enterprises. what we want to do, a lot of these states and the federal government, is make the amazons of the world the new oil companies, the new pinatas they can go to and get more tax revenue to spend idiotically. why we want to do that and bring the amazons of the world down to the level of other big bucks retailers that have gone out of business, we want to turn amazon into woolworth and penney's and sears and all those other dead retailers when we have this great growth we should be investing in. >> is it really fair? does this give a competitive edge to amazon over the brick and mortar retailers? >> i was the biggest fan of the grilled cheese at woolworth's when i was a kid. >> you're dating yourself. >> so fun. >> it was the best ever. but that's not why woolworth's went out of business. look, people are shopping

>>> brenda, netflix is coming to cable boxes. think the stock is going to go up. 20% gain by labor day. >> john, bull or bear? i love netflix. think you can get it cheaper. >> your prediction? >> rates are going to go up. companies, i think up 20% in a year. >> jonas bull or bear? >> not for me. >> your prediction? >> the internet is getting a little less neutral with the fcc rules. good for the telecom companies. >> okay. and gary b., bull or bear on that? >> bear. >> tracy, your prediction? >> there was a study that if parents put their phone down the kids will act better? come on. >> all right. "cavuto on business" that is next and they don't behave. >>> who is that knocking at your door for a surprise visit? unions. hello everyone. in the national labor relations board wants to force companies to hand over their workers' personal phone numbers and home addresses to unions. now, this will make it easier for labor organizers in what critics are calling ambush elections. sounds a little bush league to me. >> it's outrageous, inc

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. >> joining us now with more, brenda, achker of bulls and bears. was probably being diplomatic and polite. 192,000 jobs is in truth, mediocre, don't you have to have roughly 340,000 jobs each and every month just to improve and do that? you really have to do have, what, 3 and 4% economic growth? >> yes, gdp and over the last 12 months, we have averaged about 183,000, which is less than we need to get the faltering economy going. >> people often compare this this to the reagan years and he would say it was a more difficult economic picture, he had run away inflation and interest rates that were sky high, double digit and yet, he was able to create economic growth and create nmore jobs. >> yeah, absolutely. there could not be more two opposite ends of the spectrum. reagan cut regulations, cut taxes. corporate, dividend. income, and obama of course, has done, you know, he has poured a trillion dollars in to a stimulus, shovel ready jobs that have not helped that much. and in terms of regulations he said that he has a pen and he has been using it a lot

brenda mcneil. >>> i'm [speaker not understood]. i'm part of the [speaker not understood] with people with disabilities. we're getting 40 more clients at the arc in san francisco. we're tired of this you're going to raise our fares. this is what they look like, and i'm going to get the new one pretty soon. i don't want to raise the fares from 23 to 24. tell them they're part of [speaker not understood], and the mayor and everybody else we're part of sft also. we're ssi disability, we can't afford more, tell us supervisor, no more increase. thank you. >> next speaker, please. is bobby here? [speaker not understood], deborah bennedict. >> good afternoon, mr. logan. >>> good afternoon, board. what the lady before me said, i'm here representing low-income seniors and people with disabilities, those who live in poverty, the ones you see sleeping under bushes, highways, they can't come in and live. as i spoke last time here, our money is already gone. we don't have any more money to spend on anything. the rising cost of inflation dried us

ella es brenda.olivia collins muy coqueta, dio un adelanto de su personaje. >>> estoy en el personaje tambiÉn, para que vean ustedes lo que caridad va a hacer, un poquito de todo. no? caridad. >>> el rostro. (risas) >>> Ándale. >>> noticias de todos, y para todos. suerte a los de quÉ rico mambo, y a nuestra birmania rÍos que estarÁ el jueves en la obra de broadway en chicago, con bianca marroquin, si estÁ en nueva york, vaya a apoyarla. >>> y jhonny depp trae el anillo de compromiso. >>> mi amor nos vamos a comprometer. >>> prefiero que me lo den a mÍ y no a Él. por si las moscas, y quiero comentarles. mucho se comentÓ, valga la redundancia, de la entrevista que dio ayer lupillo rivera a jessica maldonado, confirmÓ que sus cuentas bancarias sÍ estÁn congeladas. estÁn siendo investigadas, luego que supuestamente, alguien hiciera una llamada de anonimato, es investigado tambiÉn. hablÓ del momento que pasa, ya que aparentemente le robaron fotografÍas privadas. personales, y bueno. sobre este tema y mÁs

tony salazar the man what the handshake (clapping) brenda wright who made this thing happen (clapping) okay. now the other one this one is for something at the front who doesn't think he is going to get an award he was the only sponsor besides wells fargo so we've got one for you coffey (clapping) okay. i role want him to speak today but this is the man who at dr. george's funnel said we've got to olsen lee. he's the one (clapping) and then we've got one forestall worth sport she goes to the mayor to get it fixed and that's ann (clapping) okay. so. those are all our award he's open the stage but there's 52 names on the back of the program and if your name is there your special and we have something for you. we have a table in the back and a groundbreaking award that says thank you for stand by us we wouldn't have made it without all of you standing by us there are 2 hundred and 50 more but we picked 50 to say thank you and show our appreciation and dr. davis said you thank people and feed people so don't worry about we've got 2 one hundred people more. i have to say i don't do all the

applicants would have to prove they'll bring measurable community brenda's benefits to the diflth and develop management plans and have public safety in mind. this process allows for more community input on the application. over the past few months we've gotten support from the organization especially ocean avenue organization. we've worked with the medical cannabis dispensaries advocates to discuss this not to prevent patient access but have a fair distribution of businesses that reflect the neighborhood character. as with any business we want them to be in the best that neighborhoods they can possible be in to i doubt it to a greater community. the planning commission is unanimously voting for the passage of this ordinance. i believe aaron star if the planning department is here also to present on this matter. colleagues i know this ordinance is important to the neighbors of district 7 and hope we can get the support to pass this legislation thank you very much. >> thank you supervisor yee and good morning this ordinance requires the medical cannabis dispensaries is have conditional

. >>> la brenda sire que los estudiantes no dejen los estudios a mitad de camino . >>> le dijce a losrsidad les da oportunidad de prepararse. >>> ofrecemos talelres, ofrecemos ayuda individual, hemos a través de los ultimso tres - cuatro años establecidos pequeñas becas para que los profesores incluyan el high impact. >>> los estudiantes serán evaluados para ver qué tanto avanza el plan y ver su futuro. >>> aficionados del barcelona dan el último adiós al ex falelcido técnico del club de barce barcelona:la fiebre del mundial llega a china, pero falsificada . ♪. si quiere más in con tide con blanqueador le reviví la camisa con la que tocaba con su grupo de salsa hace... uff. uff. ya sabes, bodas, quinceañeros. está de show -- ¿siempre estuvo así de blanca? no, no siempre estuvo así de blanca. por suerte tide con blanqueador tiene más del poder blanqueador que a mí me encanta. para que su crisis de los 40 brille. ♪ crisis, yo no tengo crisis ♪ ♪ crisis, yo no tengo na'a ♪ tide con blanqueador, ese es mi tide plus. ♪. >>> tal vez la más bella celebración de un gol se vio en la final de e

give brenda green a hand.k you so much. >> applause. >> it is my honor -- i have just met these wonderful women. i've read about them. read some of their work, being introduce through their boyows. my job is to first warm you up, let you know you're here to learn between joy, and to bring the joy of us being who and what we are, so just be happy. just be happy. i'm not going to sing it. it won't make you happy. just be happy. bring your joy. people out there trying to steal our joy. if you've been in the place i've been, people trying to steal your joy, say. no say no to drugs, say no to people trying to steal your joy. can i get a witness? >> amen. >> as we talk about saving ourselves we have to save ourselves for the joy of life and saving our communities. our moderator for today is a wonderful woman, dr. jacqueline bryce-finch. the chair of the department of english and modern languages at the university of maryland eastern shore, and as i'm a chair in my small college i pay homage to anybody who can be cha

but you know, every time, brenda, we go through the te technological shifts, there is a cry from the horse and buggy crowd that it's going to explode. i remember moving to the slide rule to the calculator, and it's like they are going to for get all these skills. our libraries are up in arms that the dewey decimal system is going away. this is evolution. sill >> john, you get the last word, mr. mechanic. >> talk about a first world problem, we are worried about kids with ipads. that's a first world problem right now. these counselors need to jump in the lake and do something with kids out there instead of something like this. >> thanks, guys. >> and thank you to emily for joining us. >> thank you. >>> remember this -- >> we refuse to throw in the towel and do nothing and we refuse to let detroit go bankrupt. >> the white house refused to let detroit go bankrupt. then, is it about to do the same now? pay attention taxpayers. hello. shopping for a used car with the right history? yeah. i don't want one that's had a big wreck. oh, our team tracks millions of accidents. yeah, doug to car

host: would you like to respond, brenda? i think it kind of this concern about the role of money in politics is not partisan in nature. i think the polling has shown. the collar that we just had. that is shared by republicans, democrats, independents. we don't want our elected officials to be making decisions because they're worried about where their next campaign contribution is going to come from. the more money we pump into the system, the higher the spending iss, the more pressure there on elected officials to behave in exactly that way. does a system that really need change. there are bills pending in congress that are really to long-term answers to this problem. a bill to institute public financing of elections and to make sure that small donations, the donations of small donors, our subset -- subject to matching funds so that the influence of small donors becomes greater. if we move to a system in which the people were financing our elections, rather than individual wealthy private interests, we would go a long way to

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he was also brenda and gordon's only child. >> it's still hard to believe how it happened. been no official believable explanation. that's true. >> and we just thought it was a horrible accident until i received the letter from gm in september of 2010, stating that there was a recall. and to bring -- his car in. >> reporter: brenda, recovering now from a recent stroke, got the first recall notice from general motors. nine months after ben's accident. a problem with the power steering was a possible explanation for the crash. but the evidence to prove it, ben's pontiac g5, had been scrapped. >> learned a lesson there. couldn't find or retrieve the car. >> reporter: two weeks ago, gm sent the hairs a new recall notice. the key to the ignition on pontiac g5s can unexpectedly turn off, shutting off power to the air bags, the steering and the brakes. it's all just way too late. gm now admits, it first noticed problems in its key ignition back in 2004, nearly a decade before this recall. >> they're talking about people reporting problems with ignition ten years ago. that's six ye

she's no brenda heist, not even close, but she's faced similar scorn for deciding to live apart from her children. >> i had a lot of shame because of the, the way that we think about what mothers should be. >> reporter: that they would never leave their children? >> some people think that. >> reporter: talyaa is a so-called non-custodial mother, a mom without physical custody of her kids. in 2008 she moved to seattle after a divorce, leaving her three children, nathaniel, eric and serena, to live with their dad david 2,800 miles away in pennsylvania. talyaa spends her days painting, writing, making music and practicing martial arts with her boyfriend. mothering -- >> hey, give me a wide shot of your room. i just want to see what it looks like. >> reporter: well, that's done from afar. >> i'll walk you through the steps of scrambled eggs. >> reporter: oh sure, she e-mails recipes for them to cook for themselves and she stays in touch on the phone and via skype. >> you sound a little like you have a cold. >> yeah, i have a cold. >> reporter: but they only see each other in person aroun

and brenda, one of the great anecdotes here is about dolly parton and taylor swift. >> yep.o of country music's most iconic blonds and most successful and unique voices met for the first time backstage at the grand ole opry. it was a show and they both happened to be performing that night. and so behind closed doors meeting was arranged. and, though we don't really know what was said during their meeting, we do know it turned out well because taylor swift was seen skipping down the hall and proclaiming, "i just met dolly parton." >> that is so unlike -- that's so unlike taylor swift to skip, though. i've never seen her skip before. totally kidding. dan, i'm very jealous of the years you guys have spent behind the scenes there. i'm a huge country fan, would die to go to the opry one day. but i feel like we're all missing out on something because the real show according to garth brooks happens behind the stage. you've spent so much time interacting with these artists and seeing what goes on. give us some of the juice. >> i mean, one of the most fun things about going backstage