brenda michaels. of your song? >> oh, my gosh. just absolutely the most beautiful song. so touching. thank you. >> cas, you did a beautiful job. >> and you sang it so beautifully. >> it's a gorgeous sxorngs it was my pleasure to get to put those ideas out there with david's gorgeous melody. it is, like we were just saying, some of the most important life lessons you encapsulated right there. >> brenda, we want to give you something. that's what we like to do around here. >> that's the way we roll. >> since you spend so much time helping others, the intercontinental san francisco and ice spa have donated a weekend trip for you and your husband. >> yes. >> it includes a two-night stay at a junior suite, four spa treatments, and dinner at luce. >> oh, my gosh. >> michelin star restaurant. so have a little romantic time with your husband. >> this was a gift. and now that's just a double gift. >> an unusual one. >> you are precious. >> just a vision of health and happiness and faith. and we pray god's bles

>> a couple points, brenda. one, bernard cited a study by unc and i went to duke so i can't trust a study from unc, and if the franchise owners could afford this, and i don't think they can, even if they could afford it and the prices don't change for the burgers, where do they think the money comes from, the bottom line of the franchise workers. what happens at the evened of the year. they say, i was going to buy another franchise, and by the way, employ another 100 people, but now i have less money because i have to pay these people more, so the 100 new jobs that i was going to create just are not going to be created. bernard, the government cannot just mandate what the market doesn't want. they can't artificially say we want higher prices, just like back in the '70s, they couldn't put a cap on gases prices and not expect lines to go around the block. the economics don't work that way. >> they can and should set certain minimum standards. i have a question for tracy. >> unbelievable. >> where does tracy think

it's a vicious cycle, brenda. these people, these politicians get elected and, oh, my gosh, in favor of earmarks. why? because earmarks are basically favors. they're either favors to unions or favors to big companies, if you will. they're favors to private businesses. in paraphrase, chuck, we got it done and, oh, by the way, elect me. they're buying votes and it just keeps going on and on. that's why you see so many incumbents get re-elected. there really needs to be a ban on this because not only is it basically buying votes, but the money is almost always invariably spent inefficiently. we've gone through the bridges to no where and a million of the shows we've done in the past. to show just how wasteful and inefficient this spending is. it really has to stop. >> we want to hear what you think, tweet us at #bullsandbears. it could be described as getting things done in washington. you give somebody a bridge for his district, you know, you get, i don't know, save the rafter in the other district and you pat each

to talk to police. >> brenda didn't want to have anything do with this whole situation. because she was married, she was married with children. >> brenda denied any involvement in avis's murder and she had an aalibi at the time of the crime. >> we didn't have anything on her to put her at the scene or anything. >> another love interest of keyon pittman was carla hughes, a cheerleader coach at the school. >> they had been seen kissing several times in a restaurant. >> carla hughes was the one that he was the most involved with, that he had i guess the most serious relationship and that he was seeing basically on a daily basis. >> carla hughes was a former beauty pagent contest ant and a three-year-old son. when questioned by police, she denied the affair. >> he's not a boyfriend. he's just a friend. nothing sexual with him. >> oh, no? >> no, no, nothing. >> i couldn't understand why carla hughes was lying initially. she didn't want to be in the mix of someone who had just been murdered. >> people may have saw us being affectionate toward each other, but at the most that w

remember brenda constantine and brian rogers? they knew.uary 2009, left his semen in their daughter's bedroom. >> this is into an arena of showing you, i've been in your home. i can come in here anytime i want. >> it's completely tacky and horrible and you don't want to think about it. >> then came july 2009. colonel russell williams took over the top job at canada'biggest air force base, in charge of some 3,000 people, cleared by all manner of security checks. by then he'd broken into more than 40 different homes in orleans and tweed, some multiple times. occasionally he'd enter a home stark naked. here's williams later that summer presiding over one of the many ceremonies now part of his duties as the face of the base. >> so i understand there are challenges, and i congratulate the member of the squadron. >> as he spoke his secret behaviors were about to escalate to rape and murder. in september williams flew a supply mission to a remote canadian forces base in the arctic with a local official. he returned to his tweed home on september 1

. >> brenda, keep breathing, brenda, stay with me, stay with me.ught i had heard, you know, don't die. >> everything will be okay. you're going to be all right, brenda. >> at that moment, i started kind of wondering if my legs were gone. >> he's driving. he's taking off. he's going for the broadway parking lot. >> another officer gives chase and captures it all on his dash cam. >> officer down. >> officer bermudez is still conscious and is glad to know the officer in pursuit is her buddy i didn't know how bad it was. >> vehicle turned left on willow creek. southbound. >> i thought she was dead. he's stopping. he's stopping in the street. >> the suspect jumps out of the stolen car and now he's on the run. >> hey! stop! police, stop! hey! >> while the passenger casually walks away from the scene, officer padilla goes after torres. >> so i gave chase through the creek. i caught up to him and he gave up, and he surrendered himself. >> get down on the ground. >> he laid on the ground, and i had him at gunpoint. >> yeah, i got him on the ground. >> popey

brenda figures she will continue to pinch pennies? >> you have to be very studous about what you buy and do comparison pricing. >> keeping close tabs on where every dollar goes. this certainly isn't how brenda imagined her golden years would be? >> we traveled almost all around the world. we took cruises. so we did a lot of things and in order to do that, you have to have money. >> it's the harsh reality they both had to come to terms with. brandon killedling, al jazeera, dallas. >> stay tuned because our series about caring for the elderly continues later today and coming up at 4:00 p.m., we will meet some modern-day golden girls. they became roommates with a cost. >>> coming up on al jazeera, it's not for the feint of heart. a new attraction on one of america's tallest buildings, plus... >> reporting from the desert in chi chile where conditions are perfect for peering into the astronomical past for traces of the early universe. >>> good afternoon to you. and welcome back to al jazeera america live from new york. i am morgan radford

, keep breathing, brenda, stay with me, stay with me.eard, you know, don't die. >> at that moment, i started kind of wondering if my legs were gone. >> another officer gives chase and captures it all on his dash cam. >> officer bermudez is still conscious and is glad to know the officer in pursuit is her buddy, gabriel officer padilla. >> i couldn't make the car go any faster than i was going. i didn't know how bad it was. vehicle turned left on willow creek. southbound. i thought she was dead. >> the suspect jumps out of the stolen car and now he's on the run. >> while the passenger casually walks away from the scene, officer padilla goes after torres. >> so i gave chase through the creek. i caught up to him and he gave up and he surrendered him. >> he laid on the ground and i had him at gunpoint. >> officer bermudez is rushed to the hospital. she has no broken bones, but she does need surgery on both niece. her recuperation is slow, but eventually she makes a full recovery. armando torres pleads guilty to felony aggravated assault of a

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>> brenda, i think it's inevitab inevitable. the minimum wage affects the many jobs many of which could be replaced by machines. we saw it years ago, by the way, with bank tellers. now almost everybody uses an atm, and toll takers on the turn pikes now with the easy pass, and we saw mcdonald's experim t experimenting in europe, and at my supermarket, same thing, self check out. it forces the company's hand, and if i can do that cheaper and faster with machines, and the robotic's industry is happy to comply. >> jonas, human technology has been replacing people, and is that such a bad thing? >> every one of the technologies is improving. you can make the case, really low wages, like some countries have with no technology, and you can make the case that raising the minimum wage could push work offshore, and it's going to happen anyway. when google creates a self driving car, because it's a better technology than having somebody not drive well and play the wrong radio when he is in the car with you. >> john, amazon and other compani

joining us brenda butner. finally, great news. >> well, it's a little mixed both ways. of the things we have to keep in mind is that the labor participation rate is still way down. so basically, this is not necessarily that new jobs are being created, but that people are so discouraged they're dropping out. we have to -- but, you know, that's the disclaimer up front. but there is good news. >> and the labor participation rate is the percentage of americans who are looking for work. and when a lot of these people just give up because there isn't any, that lowers -- >> they're not counted. >> that lowers the rate. >> right. >> where's the good news? >> let's take a look at the map which has basically the states that are below. the top states with the lowest unemployment rates. north dakota is number one. it has been for a while. gets 2.6% unemployment. and that's basically because it's a huge oil boom, shale, as well, if you're looking for a job. and this has happened a lot. a lot of people are moving there to get work. moving away from their families and sending money ho

. >> caroline and amber bauer and caroln, and scott hage, and brenda, beros and i apologize if i miss pronounce any of your names. >> good morning. my name is dana and i am a leader also at the san francisco organizing product inner faith action. and we represent tens of thousands of familis in san francisco, and as part of the pico network, we held the healthcare security ordinance and the affordable care act into law and we want to see them work together for bring healthcare to the most possible people. and the universal healthcare council agreed on a few principles, one of which was that healthcare should be paid for by the coalition of the community of employers, of the employees, and of the government. and for this reason, the loophole has got to go. it is unfair to other employers, who have been paying what the law requires, and with the golden gate restaurant association thought all the way up to the supreme court that said no, this law is the law. and it is valid and constitutional and binding, and then they figured a way to get around it. and unfair to the employees, who don'

we'll speak with brenda in a moment.ined away faster than anyone could have imagined. over the course of 14 years, cancer claimed my entire reproductive system, both my breasts, and left me with a prognosis of a year to live. now, cancer ushered in one of most difficult periods of my life. but it also ignited one of the most profound. having cancer left me stranded in a place where no doctor had the ability to save me. but it led me to the truth of who i am, and the realization that only i possessed the power to save myself. looking honestly at my life, i realized that the pain and struggle that i had been living had been central theme in my life. after years of living this way, i was exhausted. i started to believe that life wasn't worth living. then without warning, came my third diagnosis of cancer. and immediately the words careful what you wish for flashed through my mind. but you know when it came down to it, i really wanted to live. i started to ask questions i never asked before. by embracing my cancer as a teach

but today richard and brenda say they sef an annual payment of $1,250.this is a free flowing natural spring that has been on your ranch for generations. does it make you concerned when you see all of these oil and gas wells all around this region? >> it makes us very happen. we have to have water for these cattle. they have to drink every day. >> reporter: as oil companies ratchet up plans, landowners with no mineral rights often have little recourse, and those who try to buy back minerals are often stymied. >> this particular well, there were 300 mineral owners. >> reporter: nearly two-thirds of the mineral owners live out of state or even out of the country. most of the people who own access to oil and gas in north dakota don't live in north dakota. and are far removed from the way it effects local residents, the environment. >> they are getting a check and not having their roads tore up or putting up with the dust or the drilling rigs right next to your house. >> reporter: and while the energy boom brings new jobs and development to these towns, it ha

. >> confirman a brenda contreras que se separa del torero amaya, enterese de los detalles al regresaras perdieron su forma de ganarse la vida como nos cuentan puso al descubrierto las fallas de seguridad en los mercados pÚblicos (sirenas) >> la noche del 4 de mayo entre lÁgrimas cientos de comerciantes vieron su patrimonio de toda su vida convertido en cenizas. >> me siento mal muy dolida. porque este mercado es nuestra segunda casa. >> el mercado corona a metros de la alcaldÍa de guadalajara uno de los mÁs emblemático. construido en el siglo xix comenzÓ por chispados en los tendidos elÉctricos, muchos de manera ilegal. las llamas eran incontrolables. >> mucha tristeza. >> las autoridades tratan de reubicar los comerciantes damnificados que acusan al ayuntamiente por no escuchar los reclamos. >> si habÍamos ya advertido a las autoridades que habÍa muchos problemas en el mercado. pues no nos hicieron caso >> lo peor que casi todos los mercados pÚblicos estÁn en condiciones similares. visitamos varios de ellos encontramos bombas de tiempo. ♪ para muestra un botÓn el mercado libertad o s

how long has that been, brenda? years. >> wow. >> that's called survivor. >> yeah. >> david and i have already written it. it is called "an unusual gift" because you used that in your letter. you didn't know cancer would be such an unusual gift to you. you don't want to miss this, this thursday. morgan, awesome leading lady on broadway will sing your song. so you get on a plane and come see us, all right? >> i will. i'm so excited. thank you so much. >> thank you. you look beautiful. >> so sweet. >> she's going to be such an encouragement to so many people out there who have been given news that you just think is hopeless. >> yes. >> it is not. >> favorite things. you have to go first. >> i'm wearing it. i'm wearing it. >> show it off. >> claret sung woo, one of my favorite designers, a black jump suit, it is $120 from claret sung woo.com. my friend sunny sent it to me. >> and the belt. i love it. >> i wish they made it in every color in the rainbow. >> i love it. >> thank you, hodi. >> mine it time to start running

jean and brenda lutz examined extremism in the united states. historically the activity centered more on fund raising rather than on terrorism prior to 9/11 there were only a few incidents of terrorism by islamist extremism in america. the first major incident was the attack on the world trade center in 1993. the mastermind of that attack later transpired that he was affiliated with al qaeda. because of america's poor borders, they were able to establish the presence in america and it is of course coleman aided in the 9/11 terrorist attacks of new york city and washington, d.c.. in the aftermath of 9/11 there was quite a bit of fear that sleeper cells might spring into action. and although they later transpired to be overblown, there have been a number of plots that have been uncovered. and some of the deadly attacks to date have come from solitary individuals who have self identified with the global jihad. in november of 2009 the major nidal hassan wounded 31 people. months later attempted to detonate a bomb in times square in new york city. to

i am in for brenda, and this is bulls and bears. welcome all our guests. gary k, the government saying we don't have an inflation problem, yet we have all the price spikes, what is going on? >> they have butlers buying their food so they don't know what is going on in the real world, and they changed the calculation on it every time for it to be lower. you name it whether it's health insurance or food or gas, and it's only going to get worse now. even the department of agriculture came out in the last day and said look for sticker shock when you are buying your food. thanks for the news. >> we all know it's there. call it what you want. prices are going up and the wages are not. >> yeah, gary is right. these congress guys are clueless. i don't think that's a news flash to anybody out there. beef prices up 22%, and milk prices up 36%, and the retail stores are eating the prices and it's going to manifest itself into the economy, and that's going to hurt your middle class and lower income people specifically. and gas prices are at an average that are histori

her sister brenda jones and a host of dear friends the world over, which i count myself among, her portrait can be seen along with many others on the wall of the el hill hutch community center in the western addition right down the street from here and we express our sincere condolences to the johnson family and honors her as an educational leader. thank you. >> mr. steel. >> i'm sorry. i want to follow up on your report for [inaudible]. i sent you an email on monday at 9:07 am regarding the multilingual pathways presentation. it was supposed to have an attachment including that powerpoint, i neglected that powerpoint, i'm going to forward it to you right now. i want you to know they sent you the information, i just did not attach elt. i apologize and will sends send it to the board right now. >> on behalf of of president fewer the board will go into clo >> report of closed session. there is one correction as follows tchl board by a vote of six is, approve the contract of one general [inaudible]. the read out for may 13, 2014 existing litigation the board by a vote by a vote offics is. incl

juanita solÍs viajÓ desde el estado de nuevo leÓn para exigir justicia por la desapariciÓn de su hija brendae estÉ que la quiero que nunca voy a dejar de buscarla. >> con pancartas que reclaman justicia hombres y mujeres caminar mostrando las fotografÍas de sus hijos. todos viven la desesperaciÓn de no saber su destino y la impotencia de no obtener respuesta de las autoridades. hay poca claridad en cuanto la cifra de desaparecidos en mÉxico que manejan distintas organizaciones. oficialmente se habla de 26 mil sin incluir a las personas que no denuncian por miedo a represalias. >> a las autoridades que tomen conciencia de que se pongan en los zapatos de todas estas madres, de todas estas abuelas, tenemos que saber de nuestros hijos, de nuestras hijas, nos enfermamos. no tenemos vida propia. ya no se sabe. >> adela alvarado lleva nueve aÑos sin poder festejar el dÍa de las madres luchando contra un sistema que no le ayuda a encontrar a su hija mÓnica. >> estamos viviendo una fecha tan importante para todo el paÍs con un lugar en la mesa vacÍo por causa de nuestros hijos. >> asÍ es cÓmo viven u

. >> and brenda brown. and lora maria, beverly up ton and madena and angelina and nancy cross. sorry please go ahead. >> [ speaking in a foreign language ] hi everybody, i am in chan and my family of four lives in the tiny room ten square feet. my grandson comes home from school he will have to do everything on the bed, he will do his homework eat and play and everything is in this tiny room. i hope that you will be able to help all of our families and help us in this difficult situation. thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, and my name is (inaudible) and i worked in the business, and whereas, i have a couple of things to say today, and so first i want to say thank you, and bay for what you bring to this hearing and all of the family hearing and all of the members and so to listen to us all day and all of the stories of what is going on with our families and i want to take this for you guys and so, i want to have to really tell you guys to pay more attention to the homeless families and we are talking about homeless families we are talking about the homeless familis that

. >> and brenda brown. and lora maria, beverly up ton and madena and angelina and nancy cross. sorry please go ahead. >> [ speaking in a foreign language ] hi everybody, i am in chan and my family of four lives in the tiny room ten square feet. my grandson comes home from school he will have to do everything on the bed, he will do his homework eat and play and everything is in

the brenda, the message comes from the top. where do they get the notion? listen to the administration. labor of secretary was on fox business on friday saying you know how we are going to make jobs better for people? increase unemployment benefits to people, and pour more money into infrastructure, and all the stuff that has not worked. it's not encouraging cont intrapreneurism. >> you can say the jobs number was good. do you think it's a signal that we might be getting more of a recovery? >> i don't. i guess i disagree with some trepidation with john on this. he said the jobs number was good, and i don't think it's good, because he did point out the one most important point, the labor force participation right now is horrible. it's getting worse and worse. yes, the jobs number grows because the population is growing. the job growth is not keeping up with the number of people out there that should have jobs or are available for jobs. in other words, it's not keeping up with our labor force at all. we're going to the wrong way. the most important numbers we

joining me now is brenda who is a climate scientist, with the climate and energy programt the union of concerned scientists, and brenda, thank you so much for your time. >> thank you for having me. >> and the scientists who are behind the report have compiled the data, and say essentially, this is a game-changer, and the report which is a lengthy one, and one that people won't read from top to bottom, but somehow, it is going to have an impact, and seep into us here what is happen i happening, and do you believe it to be the case? >> i do. congress asked for the report. it is an assessment of the climate change impact in the united states, and the president is delivering this report today. it essentially confirms what americans are seeing with their own eyes. the seas are rising, and the heaviest rains are becoming heavier. the heat waves are punishing, and droughts are more severe. >> and again, back to the report. the scientists say that this is less abstract to many americans, and i completely understand what you are saying that it was can commissioned by members of congress, but we

but today richard and brenda say they receive an annual payment of $1250. >> so this is a free flowing natural spring that's been on your ranch for generations. this is how you water your cattle. does it worry you? >> it makes us very nervous. we don't know what is going to happen if the water gets interrupted. the why animals have to drink every day. >> land owners with little mineral rights have little or no recourse. complicated process of figuring out who offenses what. >> this particular well there were 300 mineral owners. >> nearly two-thirds of the mineral owners in north dakota live out of state or even out of the country. in other words, most of the people who own oil and gas rights in north dakota don't live in north dakota, and far from how the environment is affected. >> they're not getting a check, they're not having the roads torn up or flares burning all night or the drilling rigs right next to your house. >> and while america's energy boom brings new jobs to towns like williston and tyoga, it brings problems to those who are not able to cash in on that new found priorit

>> hi, my name is brenda bares and i work in dph at one of the primary care clinics and i am happy that this is coming forward and this is needed and i think that one thing that has notd been talked about is what that money could be spent on to improve the people's healthcare out comes which is also one of the purposes of the affordable care act. and education, for the patients. and to keep them healthy before they end up in problems or in the hospital, could be expanded and there are so many things that need to be expanded and the specialty care and primary care so that we can get everybody in and the people can stop having the problem of not being able to get an appointment and these are the things that i have seen and thank you very much supervisor campos for bringing this forward and this is something that is needed. those of us who work on the healthcare on the ground providing this healthcare we know that it is something that has to happen and so thank you very much. and keep. >> and thank you very much. >> next speaker. >> ariana, political coordinator, and the tender loin, thank

the victims are 20 ruled brenda hampton. >> the fifth person is hospitalized in critical condition. the driver lost control of the car. police investigating what caused this crash. police and investigating a possible new lead in the disappearance of a boy who went missing. in aurora with the latest on the case >> the only lead to come in so far since police released a new age progression in a. after years of false leads a relative to not have the hope so. it has been just over three years since the 6 stroke lead missing male lead. >> police released to this age enhanced image. that immediately brought in a tip from the far northern town of rock band. the more that we talked her based on the child's mannerisms. >> will follow this through. you less in the surveillance video with his mother and took him out of school for a trip to northern illinois and wisconsin. the days later years found dead in a hotel room. i left a suicide note indicating that he is safe and in the care of a loved one. there's been no sign of him. >> time absolutely certain that he will find us some day. the age

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