. >>> a simple vista podría ser una cafeteria los venezolanos en la vía argentina una de las más concurridas han evaluado opciones para vivir en panama cada vez que pasa un proceso electoral o una situación que agrava y violenta los derechos de nosotros , viene un exodo de venezolanos , con el objetivo de salvar sus vidas o interéses l llego hace 3 años para ejercer su carrera audiovisual . >>> los venezuelanos cada día están más inseguros . >>> el exodo de venezolanos buenos de venezuela , a otros países y panama como corazón de latinoamérica , mo centro del mundo se da por que no hay garantias de derechos humanos siguen llegando a panama en panama no vale encontrar cafeterias donde se reúnen los venezolanos , donde llegaron a estas tierras con el fondo amenan con regresar a venezuela . >>> (♪ ♪) . >>> (♪ ♪) . >>> todo listo para conocer las condiciones del tiempo para los próximos días stefany severino nos tiene las condiciones del tiempo , te escuchamos . >>>; que tal buenas noches les saluda estefany severino después de una tarde bastante agradables con 72 grados , ya que el promedio es

while there are, of course, salads and veggie burgers in the cafeteria, many hospitals across the nation have a fast food franchise in them. >> it's ironic, it's tragic. this shouldn't be that way. we need to get those outlets away from a healing place like a hospital. food plays a huge role in the health and healing of people. >> reporter: susan levine is head dietician for the commission for responsible medicine, which released a report on the worst hospital food environments at children's hospitals. what did you find? >> a lot of fast food outlets in hospitals, plus high fat, high calorie, unhealthful foods served in the cafeterias as well. >> reporter: one of the worst offenders? shands children hospital in gainesville, florida, with a whopping five fast food restaurants. >> well, i would say they're dead wrong. i think you will find that we are one of the superior hospitals in the united states. >> reporter: the chief of pediatric for shands hospital also told at-bats abc news nutrition is an issue they take seriously and the report had many inaccuracies. he added patients do not ea

crazy man drives his truck into the cafeteria and starts shooting people. he's able to stop and reload. susannah had her car, a license to a gun, but she had left it in the trunk of her car because she wasn't allowed to carry it into the cafeteria. she watched her parents be gunned down. conceal carry protects the innocent. we should be subsidizing it, not taxing them. when intruders and burglars on the loose, to ask a woman wait three days, to wait through the weekend, perhaps a week, if there's a false positive on the background check, which happens a lot, more than 95% of the cases, are false backgrounds -- or false negatives, you're allowing women to be utterly defenseless there. sometimes you need a gun quickly, is my point. >> sean: obama didn't do anything the first term if she was sthiswas so important. chicago has been going through incredible gun violence. he's only doing what he thinks is politically viable, just like gay marriage, he's for it, against it, neutral, now he's for it. >> right. well, they're cocky these liberals right now, which is

in the cafeteria and on the playground. >> ribbons tide around the campus ask students wrote their own messages of goodbye to the little friend. >> the beauty of being here together is that they're able to share and communicate z try to heal. as much as possible. >> with the killer still on the loose deputies are following up on leads but no arrests or a motive. the death has shaken this rural california community where everyone knows each other. where residents don't lock doors until now. >> i make sure i lock doors and my windows and everything like that. i never had to do. >> the murder changed this town, forever. >> we have our guns out. it's just everyone is watching and you're really watching your kids. >> the school is trying to help the community get past this tragedy. counselors as well as therapy dogs were on hand. just tough to get over something like this says winnett who picked up her grandson. >> it's -- kids are in tune to things. and he's a sensitive boy. >> a vigil will be held at 7:00. >> developing news now in the search for a kidnapping suspect. police released this

school officials and the company that operates the cafeteria blame lunch room workers for making themom owed just $1 on her son's card. >> it's bullying. that's neglect, child abuse. he was mortified. all his friends were staring at him. because he couldn't have a lunch. >> students are supposed to receive a grilled cheese sandwich along with some fruit, vegetables and milk when their lunch card dips into the red. in this case, they were told to throw the food out in the trash can and they would leave hungry. >> probably a poor decision. one they're reviewing right now, no doubt. 34 minutes after the hour. the first lady may have a few questions for the president this morning. frankly a lot of people do. . a fund-raiser in california yesterday the commander in chief had plenty of praise for state attorney general pamela harris. he called her dedicated, tough, brilliant, and this, by far the best-looking attorney general in the country the president is taking a lot of heat for that remark. one blogger suggesting he needs gender sensitivity training. >> my question is if it were joe bi

and occasionally you get those, sometimes you see those kids that when they are coming into the cafeteria or the gym, multi purpose room, what have you, they are always like talking the whole time, you know? and still to this day i see like three of those kids from those kids that are not -- what can i say -- they are not that bad any more. they are not that bad. i see them, they are cool, they are not making no bad choices. they remember me. oh, i'm making right choices, i'm making right choices. it makes you feel good that you reached out and you got hold of somebody, somebody that was probably on the wrong path on to the right path, you know what i mean? >> was the play based on characters in real life? >> yeah, some of them are. obviously like ivo, evolution, we wanted to make him the leader because he evolves throughout the play and teaches the rest of the kids. damage, the antagonist, the joker, crash, officer frank, who speaks frankly, we wanted to do the elementary school but do the confront thing. also, too, you know, the neighbors that unfortunately i'm a code enforcement office

goes through the cafeteria, gets down into the garage where the f-1 car is, worth millions. >> goingump it? >> you bet. from one tire to the next and down. did i hurt anything? everybody loves it. imagine this is a typical day at red bull, a tuesday. >>> a couple of guys attempt -- >> scrub shot. >> he opens up the back of his >>> head to russia for a little boy time. these boys seem to be having fun together, cranking up the cup feature. >> the guy behind the handlebars is a little sticky, maybe. what do you do in russia if you are on a motorbike on a truck with a cigarette in your mouth? >> love to know. >> crash. >> you drift. >> oh! >> it's not a good drift at all. watch for a second try. he goes for a second twirl around the muddy drive way. >> down in the hole? >> he does it in reverse and falls off. his friends are like oh let me help you. >> where did he go? >> down there with his cigarette still in the mouth. hey, yep, yep, yep, down the hole. down the hole. >> that'll teach ya not to goof around with heavy equipment. >> ding, ding. in one corner a cute 15-month-old in anoth

>> that is the challenging part if i zront a company owned cafeteria i don't get the benefit so. it's not fair to me if i don't work in a large company. >> what is the difference between you when the guy who pays $10 after taxes to have lunch? >> i pay $180,000 to go to college. >> so did he? >> did sne. >> maybe. >> i think that benefit is five times more than the cost. >> a benefit on culture. >> we've earned it. college. >> you can make it sound like nobody else went to college and works hard. >> if they work, they can get free lunch, too. >> redwood city pulled the plug on red lilt cameras now joins hayward. officials say more people are stopping at lights now so there is less money for tickets and also, more rear end accidents. >> talk about unintended consequence autos consumer news now, foreclosures are slowing down. the real estate market heats up a bit but there are still issues out there. >> warning about foreclosures as a result of a mortgage thought to be dead. the homeowner told get out of the house. a date is set they move out but the bank doesn't follow through wit

still, too slow by cafeteria standards. >> right now, we are serving 55% of the students and we would that go up to 80%. >> at $500 per scanner, the district is not entirely sold on this new technology. it will review the results at the end of the trial. >>> ufo enthusists, listen up. the new documentary, serious, includes a look at the mummified remains of what appears to be, i'm just saying, a 6-inch alien nicknamed ata. the film makers claim the dna couldn't be medically classified. that was the promotion. the film includes a ntist scie who says ata is weird, but he's human. and was found in china ten years ago. >> jared parker, could he avoid? and why the raiders top pick is glad to be in silver and black and alive. the minute is next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> all right, the raiders 2013 draft started with them picking third overall. they switched picks with the dolphins. they went with defense. >> the oakland raiders select d.j. hayden. defensive back, houston. >> haines a happy man. six interceptions in two years at houston. he was cut short when he took a hit in practice, tore a vein

. - ♪ creme fraiche ♪ cafeteria fraiche ♪ captioning sponsored by comedy central from comedy central's news headquarters in new york, this is the "daily show" with jon stewart. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: hi, everybody. welcome to the "daily show." my name is jon stewart. we've got a good one for you tonight. i said it before but i'll say it tonight and mean it-- our guest tonight is the great bassem youssef, fresh off his command performance at both the "time 100" dinner can ask jail. it's going to be good. we begin way celebration of what makes america the home of the brave and the land of the awesome and why our enemies don't get it. ♪ ♪ >> the constitution founded our great country. the american constitution, the blueprints for our way of life. >> i really worry if we have lost an understanding of our constitution, our founding principles,and understanding of what makes us strong. >> they hate our freedom. they hate our way of life. they hate who we are. they hate our liberty. >> jon: it is like we are the anne hathaways of countries? ( laughter ) you hate us, but only because

about 25 children they left the lunchroom hungry after the cafeteria employees ordered them to throwches after discovering that the kids could not pay for them. so school officials and the company that operates the cafeteria are blaming lunch room workers for making the call. a mom owed just one dollar on her son's card. >> this is bullying. that's neglect. child abuse. he was mortified. all his friends were staring at him because he couldn't have a lunch. >> so what's supposed to happen here? students are supposed to receive a grilled cheese and sandwich along with fruit, veggies and milk when the lunch card dips into the red. in colorado, police have arrested one of two white supremacists that they have been searching for in connection with the killing of the state's prison chief tom clements. james lore was taken into custody in colorado springs. police say he is linked to evan ebel, the man suspected of killing clements. he was shot down when he opened the front door at his house last month. in an exclusive interview, his widow and daughters talked to cnn about how they would lik

residents and the hospital cafeteria could then finally have access to clean water until a long-term solution is found. >> when you -- we are near the romanian border. the water over there is clean. with armenian neighbors, we have developed a potable water project. it just needs to be signed off by the two governments. but for more than a year now, nothing has happened. >> but at the ministry responsible for environment and water, they see things differently. and the the previous two socialist governments did not find a solution and left the local governments in the lurch. the pressure being exerted by the eu to change the situation right away costs us extra money. as far as the hungarian-romanian project is concerned, we are open to it, but the rumanian side has yet to sign the necessary permits. >> this pediatrician cannot believe that the cleanups keep being delayed across the entire region. he says the effects of arsenic in drinking water are significant. >> small children and pregnant women are most affected. arson it can lead to miscarriages. it can cause skin cancer as well.

it's the same food as the cafeteria, only fresh. come on, little buddy. okay, big buddy.smiling now. ah! so anyway, after a fantastic lunch, i was whisked off to the people magazine photo shoot... have any of you boys ever been to a photo shoot? uh-uh. no. it's fantastic. apparently the camera loves me and i, it. they shot me in front of a starry background where i posed like this. they're going to digitally add a supernova. they say it's the perfect metaphor for my incandescent talent. right, a ball of hot, flaming gas that collapses upon itself. (cell phone rings) excuse me. oh, it's my assistant trevor. go for koothrappali. uh-huh. they gave him an assistant? if i want a new pen, i have to go to the bank with wire cutters. have we at this point met our social obligations? not yet. okay, just put it on my calendar but start thinking of a reason why i can't go. all righty? koothrappali out. god bless that boy. i don't know what i'd do without him. you just got him this afternoon. yes, but i'm finding that having a lackey suits me. a lackey? oh, i'm sorry. is that politic

didn't i explain to you about your little mistake in the cafeteria? yes, you were very clear.ever has been chosen by science as a suitable mate for penny. chosen by science? well, what passes for science on dating sites. they claim to use heuristic algorithms but it may well be hokum. you got penny to sign up for online dating? no, of course not. see, i used trickery and deceit. this is bad. tom is a paramedic with the fire department but he's going to med school at night. he likes the outdoors and, uh, strong women who initiate sex. really, really bad. i'm surprised you struck out with penny. apparently she's a big ol' five. sheldon, what do you want? oh, good you got my note. penny, i'd like you to meet tom. penny, this is tom. tom, may i present penny. hi, penny. yeah, hey. listen, as long as i'm here, i'm on a quest with a bunch of newbs; they don't know what they're doing. we've got one assassin three spell casters and no tank. can we talk about this later? no, no, no, no. i need you now. wouldn't you prefer to socialize with tom, who is a sexually passive outdoorsman? wh

. >>> a measure has passed the assembly education committee to install alarms in classrooms, cafeterias, gyms and other busy areas. the alarms would send a signal directly to local law enforcement. schools would only have to install them in the federal government comes up with the money. backers say it would cost at least $10 million to equip california's schools. >>> the governor of connecticut today signed one of the toughest gun-control laws in the nation. family members of the shootings in newtown surrounded governor malloy today for the signing ceremony. the measure sets up eligibility requirements to buy ammunition. the law is the result of a bipartisan deal in the connecticut legislature. >> i hope that this is an example to the rest of the nation. certainly to our leaders in washington, who seem so deeply divided about an issue such as universal background checks, where the country is not divided itself. >> the shootings four months ago at sandy hook elementary school left 20 children and six educators dead. >>> the president left the bay area this afternoon after spending less

salmon, both of which use this river and it will further clarify the water and beaver ponds are like cafeteria for baby salmon. >> david louie, abc7 news. >>> tonight at the mission cultural center for latino arts in san francisco, abc7 joined the community for an abc7 listens meeting. it is a chance for viewers to talk directly with us about what is on their minds. many abc7 executives attended including the president and general manager. abc7 news reporterly anne ma 11 december hosted the discussion. we heard about the arts and the need for maury sources for the community -- more resources for the community. we also heard about the strong cultural network and summer programs for children. >> they are very affordable and there is so much talent here with our youth in the mission. it is worth for them to know what is going on. >> if your group would like to team up with abc7 to host our next meeting we would be delighted. go to our community age at abc7news.com/community and click on abc7 listens meetings. abc7 news will cover the issues and the topics raised in tonight's meeting. look forward

is looking to tax an employee perk, free cafeteria meals that are offered by technical businesses such as here in sunnyvale. the internal revenue service is looking at the preach lunch as a possible taxable income. employees say they deserve them. tech executives say the benefit of free lunch outweigh the cost promoting better collaboration and helping them quickly get back to work. >> in the near future you may be able to enjoy the chocolate goodness without the fat. scientists discovered a way to infuse chocolate with fruit juice reducing the fat consent by up to 50 percent. they did it by using a blender to generate drops of fruit percent fine enough to blend into molded chocolate. the technology could be used with diet cola. >> throwing fat worries out the window, if you love ice cream today is the day. ben and jerry's celebrate the 34th annual free cone day estimating they will give away a million free ice cream cones. more information is at abc7news.com on "7 on your side." >> what flavor do you want, eric ? >> special guests of president obama arrive in washington on air force o

salmon, both of which use this river and it will further clarify the water and beaver ponds are like cafeteria baby salmon. >> david louie, abc7 news. >>> tonight at the mission cultural center for latino arts in san francisco, abc7 joined the community for an abc7 listens meeting. it is a chance for viewers to talk directly with us about what is on their minds. many abc7 executives attended including the president and general manager. abc7 news reporterly anne ma 11 december hosted the discussion. we heard about the arts and the need for maury sources for the community -- more resources for the community. we also heard about the strong cultural network and summer programs for children. >> they are very affordable and there is so much talent here with our youth in the mission. it is worth for them to know what is going on. >> if your group would like to team up with abc7 to host our next meeting we would be delighted. go to our community age at abc7news.com/community and click on abc7 listens meetings. abc7 news will cover the issues and the topics raised in tonight's meeting. look forward to

salmon, both of which use this river and it will further clarify the water and beaver ponds are like cafeteria for baby salmon. >> david louie, abc7 news. >>> tonight at the mission cultural center for latino arts in san francisco, abc7 joined the community for an abc7 listens meeting. it is a chance for viewers to talk directly with us about what is on their minds. many abc7 executives attended including the president and general manager. abc7 news reporterly anne ma 11 december hosted the discussion. we heard about the arts and the need for maury sources for the community -- more resources for the community. we also heard about the strong cultural network and summer programs for children. >> they are very affordable and there is so much talent here with our youth in the mission. it is worth for them to know what is going on. >> if your group would like to team up with abc7 to host our next meeting we would be delighted. go to our community age at abc7news.com/community and click on abc7 listens meetings. abc7 news will cover the issues and the topics raised in tonight's meeting. look forward

your mom ran a school cafeteria. >> she did, in elizabeth, nj nmg.mom sort of had this -- more of a mission as managing this cafeteria until i tried to get her to retire. she was in her early 60s. you know, she said, tom, you know, i know the kids who are coming into my school lunchroom for breakfast and lunch, i know this is the only meal some of them are eating. that kind of hit me. i thought mom was going there for social time. i didn't realize there was a greater sort of mission behind it. >> i want to talk about the flipside of the kind of two americas in terms of food, which is the way that food resonates in our culture and the incredible importance we see it increasingly. a lot of things are good about that, bad about that, and gives us an opportunity to spotlight the pastry plate. we'll talk about that right after this break. ♪ [ sneezes ] [ male announcer ] if you have yet to master the quiet sneeze... [ sneezes ] [ male announcer ] you may be an allergy muddler. try zyrtec®. it gives you powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different tha

. >> 97 freshmen feel there's bullying in the cafeteria. >> i honestly didn't feel we have as much bullying as other students think so that was an opportunity to keep going. >> we are all different in our all different ways. >> you need everybody. >> as we filmed these stories around the country, we've seen the powerful conversations that have surfaced when they have the deeper understanding of what it means not to take action. >> we can trace racism and prejudice all the way back. we may not be able to make amends for what maybe our an ancestors did, but we can stop some of these things from happening in the future. >> we are becoming empowered. i will make a difference. >> when a community sees its young people stand up to resist intolerance, to resist bullying, they can say why can't we take this to a larger level? they can lead and change an entire community. >> i can be the person that helps the world. >> thanks, becky, and thank you for keeping it short. rick phillips, executive director of community matters. >> on your tables we put a couple of slides. good morning. the challenge of

the recent increase in cafeteria prices is not cool. when you vote for flo, we'll have discounts.ream discounts. multi-cookie discounts. pizza loyalty discounts! [ kids chanting "flo!" ] i also have some great ideas on car insurance. [ silence ] finding you discounts since back in the day. call or click today. i like her. female d-n-a has been foundn one of the explosives. that uld have come from >>> there is a new clue in the boston marathon bombings, female dna has been found on one of the explosives that could have come from a spectator or clerk who sold the bomb making materials but it is possible it came from a female accomplice. a dna sample was collected from one of the widows to see if it matches but so far the brothers are the only suspects. >>> there are big changes for a famous bay area event. kpixix 5's kietdoe. >> reporter: we are at the site of the finish line, police are saying to leave big bulky backpacks at home also if you want to run you have to [ audio difficulty ] reporting how california ho are ending up on dinner plas overseas.. that's against t law. and now

the recent increase in cafeteria prices is not cool. when you vote for flo, we'll have discounts.ce-cream discounts. multi-cookie discounts. pizza loyalty discounts! [ kids chanting "flo!" ] i also have some great ideas on car insurance. [ silence ] finding you discounts since back in the day. call or click today. i like her. lou: pending home sales rising for the a triple digit gain for the dow as well. and a new record for the s&p 500, the fifth of the year, the strongest sector added 28-point gain, the nasdaq rose to its best level since november 7, 2000. 2.8 billion shares. and this gunmaker posing first-quarter revenue, the dollar 20 up for stock not bad da for gunmakers. raying into the stock which is slightly lower. gold is up, rising, big oil prices up. oil sitting at about $94 per barrel, and my next guest says we are seeing a goldilocks situion when it comes to the economy. maintaining stimulus strong enough for companies to report growth, and he says this includes stocks. joining us now is a global equity strategist. it is good to have your. >> it's great to be here. lo

hey, mandy, how's the cnbc cafeteria treating you? tentacle here to chew on. yoent know whether that's in good. but if you're talking about grilled cheese or melted cheese of any kind, tomorrow is national grilled cheese day. is there a better day out there than national grilled cheese day? >> yes, there should be a national juicy lucy day. and guess what, it's today, as of right now. janelle,s

also, beaver ponds are like cafeterias for baby salmon. >> beavers aren't turtles if you'd like to take a look the video shot by greg go to our web site abc 7 news.com click on see it on tv. you will be amazed. >> a lot of clicks on that. >> yes. a lot of fun. >> yes. >> thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. >> abc 7 news at 5:00 begins right now with cheryl and dan. >> thank you. the bay bridge's broken wolts can't be fixed in a snap. how koit affect motorists and delay the span's debut. >> feeling heat today, i'm sandhya patel. live from the roof of the kgotv broadcast center how warm it got and changes coming up. >> the family was just like my family. >> gun control gets personal for the first lady just as a bipartisan break through is reached washington. >> today was the perfect spring day to soak up the sun and minute have a picnic lunch like these folks along the embarcadero. >> temperatures warmer in san jose. a gloweris day. >> this live camma ra shot shows a perfect day. all across the bay area today. and this is in terms of temperature. good evening, let's goat sand aa

they got a great cafeteria downstairs. hot food, sandwiches a salad bar. like sizzler opened up a hospital. so how did you have a heart attack? i mean you're a young man. what were you doing? they going to do a zipper job? they love zipper jobs. kramer... the bad thing about the heart is sex. you got to be careful about sex now. get that heart pumping-- suddenly, boom! you got a hose in your chest attached to a piece of luggage. kramer, george didn't have a heart attack. no? that's good. i have to have my tonsils removed. oh, man, no! we got to get you out of here. they'll kill you in here. it's routine surgery. oh, yeah? my friend bob sackamano, he came in here for a hernia operation. oh, yeah routine surgery. now he's sitting around going [high-pitched voice] "my name is bob!" whatever you do, don't let them cut you. don't let them cut you. what should i do? well, for one thing, don't listen to him. you go to tor ackman. he'll fix you right up. he's an herbalist, a healer, george. he won't just fix the tonsils and the adenoids. he's going to change the w

. >> lindsay lohan is in court so often, the cafeteria has named a sandwich after her. >> they don't let you eat there. >> lindsay lohan punched a psychic in the nightclub, it was right after the psychic told her you will soon punch a psychic in a nightclub. >> well, she seemed to be handling things well there. >> yeah. it changed a bit throughout when he asked what she was addicted to, and she said we didn't talk about this in the preinterview and he asked another question and she sort of seemed -- >> a little put off. >> what do you think seeing her like that? >> what we're not showing is what she said later, listen, i've learned my lesson, i'm young. i'm only happy when i'm working, but that makes it sounds like she's been on this solid good path for a while now, and yet just last week we were reading about her in brazil under a table with scratched up legs because of her -- bloody -- you know, here's the thing. this is still a child. she's a grown woman, but she still thinks and acts like a child does. because i think -- i'm not a psychiatrist, but i've raised kids. if my kids we

the boy's attorney says he has cafeteria video, my favorite kind, showing the disruption was caused when the teachers starting yelling. jarod was back in school on monday and not only was he wearing the same shirt, but according to the attorney, hundreds of other students wore similar shirts to show their support. and they kept the shirts on despite attempts to remove them. >> what the hell is that? >> a hedge hog. >> who has hedge hogs 1234*. >> i want one so badly. >> really? >> yes, you can kiss them. >> i don't think you can kiss them. >> i advise you do not kiss them. >> i think that's how you get salmonella. >> or the plague. i am not sure. joe, what do you make of this? was he offending the sensibility of sensitive folks? >> dress code should have a common sense. they have a no violence policy and that means no guns. if he keeps this up, jim carrey will write an unfunny song about him after he is dead. >> he looks like joey ramone meets justin bieber. >> i like that hair. >> he is larry the cable -- >> he is a bass ass is what he is. i don't know why i said that. jedediah, what if

but as i look around the room and see the media, this is just all one big high school cafeteria.s. fox is the jocks, msnbc is the nerds, bloggers are the goths, and npr is the table for kids with peanut allergies. al jazeera is the weird foreign exchange student nobody talks to. and print media, i didn't forget you, you're the poor kid who died sophomore year in a car crash. yeah. cheer up we dedicate the yearbook to you. of course, probably the biggest story that people in this room covered this past year was the republicans' failure to recapture the white house. hard to believe the republicans didn't fare bert with the support of celebrities like ted nugent and meatloaf. i guess they overestimated the number of voters who still drive carpeted vans. but the rep party is on the mend. one rising star on the right is senator marco rubio, or as me's known in the republican party, our black guy. yeah. by the way, as of today, the u.s. senate has a record number of african-american senators. two, two -- in other words there are not more african-americans in the senate than in a mumfor

schools and take a seven percent hit that means a lot of teachers a lot of teachers a lot of you know cafeteria leaders are going to get fired because they can no longer afford them how do how those jobs have been going to happen over ten years in the back one hundred forty nine airports i think we're going to happen it's actually had even called these cuts these are close to ten percent increases of ten percent slashing about employment benefits i mean as you can hear let me just say this i hope that the government is slashed in size and other publications went out of my libertaria i understand that you guys think we're spending too much money i get it but i don't really don't you recognize that cutting spending is having harmful economic effects how disappointed they want to do it i can understand if you do it if i know what you're going to be painful but we have to get through that's fine but at least acknowledge that cutting government spending does harm the government that's about it the government doesn't it how it harms the government forms of government that it hurts rich i've been able

as i look all around the room, i realize this is one big high school cafeteria. that is all it is.hink about it. fox is the jocks. msnbc is the nerds. bloggers are the goths. npr is the table for kids with peanut allergies. [laughter] al jazeera is the weird foreign- exchange student nobody talks to. and media, you are the poor kid who died sophomore year in a car crash. [laughter] cheer up, we dedicate the yearbook to you. of course, the biggest or that people covered this past year was the republicans failure to recapture the white house. hard to believe they did not fare better with the sort of celebrities like ted nugent and meatloaf. they underestimated the number of voters who still drive carpeted vans. [laughter] the republican party's on the mend. one rising star on the right is senator marco rubio. or as he is known in the republican party, our black guy. [laughter] as of today come in the u.s. senate has a number of african- american senators. two. two. in other words, there are now more african-americans in the senate and in a mumford and sons concert. thank you, younger

there's girls everywhere-- out of my apartment, in the elevator, in cafeterias, subways--so what? here. what's the difference between these two? you got propylparabin? got it. you got isobutane 30? i got isobutane 20. aha. you got sobertaine sesquioliate? got it. i have aloe. you got aloe? i love aloe. where do they make yours? jersey. white plains. pshaw. there's girls right here in the store. look. there's one over there. look. there's another one. walk outside, there'll be girls out there. what's the matter? i gave her a 20. she only gave me change for a 10. you sure? oh, boy. here we go. excuse me. i gave you a 20. you only gave me change for a 10. you gave me a 10. i gave you a 20. i know what you gave me. you owe me $10. please step aside. next! all right, let's just examine the situation. who in this situation would be more likely to make a mistake, me--who knew exactly what was in my wallet-- or you? you. no. see, you're not really listening. what's the problem here? she just owes me $10. he's claiming short. let's take it outside. so you don't believe me either? come on.

tenientes paneles blancos que serÁn puestos a disposiciÓn de todos los maestros empleados de la cafeterÍaiendo otro tipo de quÍmico, uno que se llama... que es muy peligroso. >>> jennifer se hizo un tatuaje nunca fiesta y ahora estÁ preocupada. >>> es muy importante cuando nos hacemos un tatuaje preguntarle a la persona si tiene este quÍmico. >>> y si la persona no estÁ segura no sabe decir va a haber ros signo de esto. >>> por ejemplo el color. >>> el gen puro es verde o marrÓn y cuando contiene el quÍmico peligroso es negro. >>> el caso de jennifer no es un color negro intenso completo. >>> es un color bastante claro. >>> es como azul. >>> este tatuaje posiblemente tiene gen pero otro color aÑadido. >>> otra forma de sÁbado ser es gen por el tiempo que hay que dejarlo en la piel. >>> el gen nos desque ir no lo removamos por varias horas para que pueda tomar efecto con otro quÍmico nos van a decir que a la hora porque va a estar liso. >>> esto este quÍmico puede causar reacciones alÉrgicas severas, infecciÓn le ve y cicatrizs, infecciones por seso es muy importante ir al doctor lo antes

developed here at nbc universal in our cafeteria, are seatsmart brownies made with less sugar, yogurt calories and it's small, but it's very indulgent. >> that's good, people will say that looks tiny. >> these are pretty good. >> i like that, they're not too sweet. it's delicious. >> and we're not cutting out all of the fat. so it doesn't fall apart and feel crumbly. with frozen deserts you can single serve and that's good. look for things that are lower in sugar, lower in fat. >> these are awesome. >> they're awesome. you can find whatever you like in any flavor. >> it's like eating hoda's crumbs. >> you can prepare some things that are go-to, more indulgent things. >> you can put cinnamon or nutmeg on frozen fruit. angel food cake, it's low in calories. >> you feel like you're having a real piece of pie. >> if you like chocolate, you can have a little drizzle. >> people really love chocolate and sugar. if that's you, it's not everyone. there are some low-calorie ways from 20 calories to 140 calories of what you can do. you can have a low-calorie pudding. you can have some chocolate-

as he was being brought out some of the students in the cafeteria were cheering and clapping becausewas standing up for his rights. >> bill: they were clapping for him? >> in support. >> bill: suspended by the school but gets arrested for what? >> disturbing the education process. which is disturbance of school. kind of a unique. >> disturbing the education process. >> the other charge is obstructing an officer, which you can get six months in a juvenile facility. >> bill: here is what the kid had to say, go. >> people are saying that i did the right thing. that they are proud. they are doing is trying to take away my rights of freedom of speech and the second amendment. >> firearms completely out of equation. it's about preservation of fundamental rights. >> bill: we have debated this before. there is a tenet that teacher or administrator in school can ask a student not the to do a certain thing if it's disrupting. >> if it's disruptive of the school process. >> technically not going to go ahead with that though because it happened in the lunchroom. not a classroom. >> bill: changed