don't do it. >> what do you think cassandra?> no -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> it's stupid. >> if you know him and you know he is a joker, don't you think he could enjoy himself and show that lighter side. >> [ inaudible ] says he has a likability problem with women and -- >> he is becoming -- >> loosen up girl. >> he has got to loosen up a little bit -- >> oh! cassandra pye and susan kennedy thank for joining us you guys. coming up college grads are getting stuck in the gate thanks to out of control debt for students. it is all through life in many ways. a story you will only find if you have copd like i do you know how hard it can be to breathe and what that feels like. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva helps control my copd symptoms by keeping my airways open a full 24 hours. plus, it reduces copd flare-ups. spiriva is the only once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that does both. and it's steroid-free. spiriva does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you ha

don't do it. >> what do you think cassandra? >> no -- [ overlapping speakers ] >> it's stupid. >> if you know him and you know he is a joker, don't you think he could enjoy himself and show that lighter side. >> [ inaudible ] says he has a likability problem with women and -- >> he is becoming -- >> loosen up girl. >> he has got to loosen up a little bit -- >> oh! cassandra pye and susan kennedy thank for joining us you guys. coming up college grads are getting stuck in the gate thanks to out of control debt for students. it is all through life in many ways. a story you will only find in the "war room" right here on current tv. polar shifts will reverse the earth's gravitational pull and hurtle us all into space. which would render retirement planning unnecessary. but say the sun rises on december 22nd and you still need to retire. td ameritrade's investment consultants can help you build a plan that fits your life. we'll even throw in up to $600 when you open a new account or roll over an old 401(k). so who's in control now, ma

for cassandra, makeup changed her look and her life. model and made it her mission to help others who have acne and skin conditions with their makeup and with their confidence. >> i try to kind of dot it on. and i love using my fingers for foundation. >> makeup is so important to women because it's a part of their identity, and it's part of their personality. i think when women put makeup on or had they first start using makeup, it's a way to declare to the world who they are. ♪ >> reporter: celebrities declare who they are when they step onto the red carpet. but had they decide to bare all and take off their makeup, it also makes news. lady gaga, snooki, lisa rinna and demi lovato have also posted photos on twitter of their bare faces. beyonce posted these photos of herself on tumblr. and kathie lee and hoda have had a little fun without their makeup, too. >> so here it is. this is us. >> i think some people may choose to be makeup free as a method of being revealing. i'm showing you the real me, and they want feedback. >> reporter: fo

cassandra says she finds it ironic they call it criminal justice and not victim justice. i'm damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> the paychecks will keep coming, the decision of a judge today who said the state controller cannot stop legislators from getting paid. in 2010 you might recall voters approved prop 25 which made it legal to dock the pay of lawmakers for every day they fail to pass a budget by the june 15th deadline. but the judge says controller john chung used his own interpretation of the law and his own calculations to determine if the budget wasn't balanced. >> we took a stand to uphold the separation of powers in this state. no authority should be able to leverage anybody's pay to achieve a desired public policy result. >> the decision is not yet final but the judge said it's the function of the legislator, not the controller, to determine if the budget is indeed balanced. chung says he may appeal this decision. >>> a bill that would allow nurses and midwives to start performing abortions here in california passed its first hurdle in the senate. now on

. >> i'm cassandra lawson. i'm the bee keeper here at oakhurst gardens.ose is education, why do we need bees? when i started bee keeping a while back, it wasn't a very popular thing to do and it was a little centric most people thought, why would you want bees in the middle of the city. that was a little weird for people. our job as beekeepers is to make life easier for them. because bees work as one colony. so the easier you make life for them, if you make it to where they don't have too much sun and they don't have to spend all their energy cooling, then they can spend more energy foraging. this is called a frame. this came out of my live. it was dirty wax. i cleaned it through my solar wax melter, then i made a candle into it. if we didn't have bees or other pollinators, we'd eat mush. >> i'm a city boy but i've always been interested in bees and what they do. i love honey. i always thought it would be a great hobby to have. bees pollinate everything that we eat. you're doing your benefit for mother nature. >> bees do know who their beekeeper is. be ki

cassandra has helped raise $80,000 for whoever finds her father's killer or killers. we're live in san jose, nbc bay area news. >>> new details on the amber alert we brought you last night. an east bay man is under arrest accused of kidnapping his son from a st. louis hospital where the boy was awaiting a heart transplant. an amber alert helped lead police to a hotel near chicago where they found porter and his father and grandmother. stone's estranged wife has custody, but he went to the hospital to visit him. the mother went to get the car while stone took the boy to fill a prescription then took off. doctors say young porter is back on medication and doing well. >>> criminal charges will be filed against a cyclist who struck and killed an elderly pe dis ran last month. witnesses say he was going to foos and possibly ran red lights and stop signs before he slammed into the 71-year-old in the intersection of market and castro. san francisco district attorney says his level of negligence was high, but prosecutors must now decide whether he was wreckless in order to ch

cassandra costello. i am here to present to the request for proposal for the operation of the carousel and food kiosk. just to start with some background, the historic golden gate carrousel was built in 1912 in upstate new york and moved to golden gate park in 1941. it was featured in the world's fair at treasure island before being moved to the children's playground, where it has been enjoyed by many san francisco generations of children. the current agreement for the operation of the carousel and adjacent food kiosk are currently operated under servant -- separate agreements, both of which have expired. the price for the carousel is said by the board of supervisors. $1 for children, $2 for adults. the department does not intend to raise these presses as part of this opportunity. some key rfp terms, looking at a five-year opportunity. one of the main qualifications experience and managing a business nature of this nature. respondent shall also submit proposed rent consisting of a minimum annual guarante

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. >> i could sing your stuff all night like cassandra has sent me a twitter great interview, i walked" there wasn't a dry eye. >> i can actually say this to you that we have 3 million copies of sheet music sold before we had the internet, i could sell sheet music so you know we took over "endless love," hello. >> let's turn to country music this is a brilliant idea to take your greatest hits and do songs with the greatest country stars like shaniya twain, kenny rogers, tim mcgraw. >> come on. >> what a line-up. >> what made it so wonderful, someone said o me are you going country? i said, no, no, no i was born in the country and country radio was radio when i was growing up. >> mm-hmm. >> you know what's brilliant about this? we filmed every session so we have every artist explaining where they were. >> mm-hmm. >> what they were doing at the time they fell in love with these songs. >> now, i want everyone to hear this "tuskegee". >> tuskegee. >> you just did a brilliant impression in the break there from the "we are the world" video where all these big stars got to sing one line and i

i wish i could say it was lemken and proxmire teaming up and these cassandra figures had brought enough people around. it's important the reason that the rat tpeu indication came about is for very political reasons. ronald reagan, you might remember, visited the s.s. graves or he visited the cemetery in west germany and there were s.s. soldiers buried there. there was a firestorm of protest in the united states. protests in 15 american cities with tens of thousands of people coming out -- jewish groups, church groups, labor groups, people unhappy with reagan. even though he knew the outrage was brewing, he went ahead and proceeded with the trip because he wasn't one to back down under public pressure. people said oh, your reputation has suffered, there's this public outrage. as soon as he got back, he summoned to his oval office, lieutenant colonel on the national security council staff, incidentally oliver north, and he said wasn't there a genocide convention lying around somewhere. north said there was and is. it's in the senate foreign relations committee and no president has investe

and here to tell us all about the gowns that you should be looking for this season, we have cassandra about.com. you are the prom expert, correct? >> i am. >> okay. so what are the hot trends this season in 2012? >> well, a lot of the prom dresses we're seeing this season are inspired by what celebrities are wearing on the red carpet. but the dresses on the red carpet are thousands of dollars. and that's not really in every prom girl's budget. >> not really. it's not necessarily in the prom girl's budget or the parents' budget. let's be honest. the parents are probably paying for these gowns. >> so tonight i'm going to show you three of my favorite prom dress trends. they're all very affordable, and they are all through david's bridal. >> okay. so the first trend we're going to be looking at is red, correct? or sparkle. okay. beautiful. >> so the first trend is sparkle. this is gabby. she's wearing a gorgeous shimmery sparkly dress. this is all over the red carpet. we've seen celebrities like selena gomez and j. lo wearing this trend. this dress has a gorgeous v-neck which is very fla

so cassandra has sent me a twitter.sle to "truly," there wasn't a dry eye. >> thank you very much. >> you must have been played at more weddings, christinings, funerals than anybody alive. >> i can actually say this to you that we have 3 million copies of sheet music sold at that particular time before we had the internet. you could actually sell sheet music. so you know we took over "endless love," hello. >> let's turn to country music. this is a brilliant idea to take your greatest hits and do songs with the greatest country stars. shania twain, kenny rogers, tim mcgraw. >> come on. >> what a line-up. >> you know what made it so wonderful? someone said to me, are you doing country? i said, no, no, no i was born in the country and country radio was radio when i was growing up. the songs have gone country. i'm going back to claim my kids. you know what's brilliant about this? we filmed every session so we have every artist explaining where they were. what they were doing at the time they fell in love with these songs. a

here's cassandra torian, author of "don't buy the bull."g us. >> thanks for having me. >> heather: does this mean that the housing market is turning around? >> well, i think there is a little bit of brightness there that we can talk about because the numbers are down on a linked quarter, 16% year over year, that's a good thing. but it doesn't mean we are out of the woods yet because that means that this year, there is over 2 million homes that will be foreclosed on. that's a big number. there are probably another maybe 6 million behind that. >> heather: so, do you expect the trend to -- what would cause the trend to continue? in this direction? >> the positive trend will continue that foreclosures will continue to go down because a., we have a better job market, so that means that people can make their loan payments for their mortgages. and b., banks are willing to give loan modifications, so less foreclosures will hit the market. so the good thick, also is that rentals are up. inventories of housing are actually diminishing and that speaks