aquÍ estÁ natalie cole!ra los jÓvenes de 20 aÑos, estamos viendo lo que no se debe poner verdad. >>> sÍ, eso que estamos viendo aquÍ, es horripilante, tire la ropa de hacer ejercicios o ir a dormir para ir a la playa, aunque vaya a la playa, vaya con estilo, veamos el modelo correcto para que vea que se tiene que poner. >>> la diferencia. >>> los colores de moda, los trajes de baÑo estampados, si tiene el cuerpo que tiene el chico, no se preocupe, pÓngase shorts cortitos, y camisas de raya de moda, mientras menos comÚn el estampado, mejor se verÁ. >>> claro. si no tiene novia, puede conseguir una muchachona si se va bien vestido, y tambiÉn quien se toma fotos, todo el mundo se toma fotos y comparte. >>> creo que tenemos que hacemos cer una pausa, fÍjate el calzado de los chicos, unas tenis, sencillas, si estÁ en la arena, y caminando en la playa, son cÓmodas, no se llena el pie de arena. >>> sÍ, no te quemas, las sandalias caminas y la arena se pega. vamos con caballeros en sus 30 quÉ ropa veo y que no. >>>

brian anderson. >> eric flats. >> alberto, bustamante. >> conrad cole. >> hunter cole. >> and fransisco nunes. >> william author dow senior. >> fredrick fong. >> alfredo garcia. >> bridget maria goodman. >> princess green. >> jonathan gravara. >> june she ye. >> young ben wang. >> nicholas hufnagle. >> charles jacobs. >> gitara january. >> shia chang wo ng. >> wing lamb. >> david lee. >> allen, lee. >> christensen lean. >> crystal blocket. >> eric madian. >> pierre middleton viez. >> joanne moore. >> alicia powell. >> germ an wigins. >> ricky rawlins. >> darrel rushing. >> peter oliver. >> michael sierra. >> kerri winford. >> barry wo o.

that's precisely why we sent harry smith to get to know joanna coles. and it quickly became apparent nothing was off-limits. >> i don't think relationships and love and sex are particularly racy, i think it's sort of essential to a good healthy lifestyle. >> i'll come back to that later. >> i'm happy to talk about sex relentlessly. >>> and chelsea clinton reports on the man and his movement winning battles for ordinary people everywhere. >>> plus, exactly what it is this woman in florida is doing. that and more as "rock center" gets under way. >>> well, good evening. we're off to a bit of a nontraditional start this friday night, and here's why. we've been covering breaking news all night. a couple hours back the national weather service told us we were in the midst of what they called a particularly dangerous situation, and that, sadly, turned out to be true. here's what we're looking at. it's hard to believe, but we've had tornadoes on the ground and aloft in the following places tonight. oklahoma city, joplin, missouri, moore, oklahoma, and st. louis

brian anderson. >> eric flats. >> alberto, bustamante. >> conrad cole. >> hunter cole. >> and fransisco nunes. >> william author dow senior. >> fredrick fong. >> alfredo garcia. >> bridget maria goodman. >> princess green. >> jonathan gravara. >> june she ye. >> young ben wang. >> nicholas hufnagle. >> charles jacobs. >> gitara january. >> shia chang wo ng. >> wing lamb. >> david lee. >> allen, lee. >> christensen lean. >> crystal blocket. >> eric madian.

brian anderson. >> eric flats. >> alberto, bustamante. >> conrad cole. >> hunter cole. >> and fransisco nunes. >> william author dow senior. >> fredrick fong. >> alfredo garcia. >> bridget maria goodman. >> princess green.

jerry cole. the starting pitcher for the pirates.--jared cole.pickpitcher gerrit cole in his 1st major league start singles off tim lincecum russell martin and pedro alvaraz score cole family goes nuts in the stands 2-0 pirates top 6th/ 4-0 pirates cole now on the mound strikes out buster posey swinging bottom 6th/ 4-0 pirates starling marte solo home run off jose mijares 5-0 offs tim tebow went through his first practice today as a new england patriot working alongside tom brady he went through the usual mini-camp drills tebow was signed by the team yesterday it is unclear exactly how the team will use him while not the chaos his first day in new york last year a swarm of media was still waiting for tebow after practice as usual he said all the right things if they win by 36. the third large as a blow out an nba final history. lebraun finished with 15 points. the spurs' lead the series two games to one. game 4 back in san antonio. >>gary: he has sold more merchandise in his four first four days a detained and then any player and a tame. see you

tavis: natalie cole was first introduced to latin music by her legendary father, nat king cole. she has completed her first album in spanish. let's listen to a cut from the cd. ♪ ♪ spanish]in tavis: you sound so good. your daddy does too. >> we found footage of him singing that in spannish. very cool fluent one of us is in spanish. tavis: let me ask you to set aside your modesty where your father is concerned. voice --you hear his what do you think of your father now? unparalleled.is he came at a time there was no one like him. about don't just talk his singing. they loved his spirit, his demeanor. he was a really great man. he was a cool person. people could get that from him. tavis: i have never seen a picture where your daddy didn't look cool. his style. >> justin timberlake has nothing on that hat. dad was sporting that a while ago. just his was not voice, but his style. how did this idea come to be? >> this is a ten-year development. after the success of unforgettable, we started thinking abotu what else we could do that would be magical. havinger, we started talks. timing

brian anderson. >> eric flats. >> alberto, bustamante. >> conrad cole. >> hunter cole. >> and fransisco nunes. >> william author dow senior. >> fredrick fong. >> alfredo garcia. >> bridget maria goodman. >> princess green. >> jonathan gravara. >> june she ye. >> young ben wang. >> nicholas hufnagle. >> charles jacobs. >> gitara january. >> shia chang wo ng. >> wing lamb. >> david lee. >> allen, lee. >> christensen lean. >> crystal blocket. >> eric madian. >> pierre middleton viez. >> joanne moore. >> alicia powell. >> germ an wigins. >> ricky rawlins. >> darrel rushing. >> peter oliver. >> michael sierra. >> kerri winford. >> barry wo o. fonshi sin. >> and wilson bangs. >> congratulations to all of our graduates. [ applause ] >> thank you, arcadia and thank you graduates. i would quickly like to acknowledge udo and david dalatory from the labor area here today and i have the pleasure of introducing our fearless leader the director of city build pat mulligan >> thank you. >> thanks. >> i want to thank everybody that participated in this event. it is really heartwarming after the end of 1

nos muestra su música en español, ya regresamos p÷÷ññ . >>> la cantante natalie cole presenta su , discoas sientes enero l alma sigue el legado de su padre fue el pionero cuando interpreto quiza quiza quiza en los años 50 . >>> (♪ ♪) . >>> [habla en inglés] . >>> en aquellos tiempos no era común así que mi padre fue el primer artista américano en hacer un disco en español la cantante nos cuenta que se siente ahora más latina que nunca ya que una familia salvadoreña le salvo la vida el 2009 al , donar un riñon , está familia me dio su regalo más preciado . >>> el riñon de su hija todo lo que tengo dios me lo ha dado , después de su operacion nos informe , cual es la mejor manera de mantenerse joven sintiendose joven , le presentamos a una abuelita de 102 años y se tiro desde un puente con paracaidas y con sonrisa a su edad era crucial tener un aterrizaje suave su única queja que la caida sólo duro 30 segundos y no quiere esperar hasta su próximo cumpleaños para repetir su hazaña unete al reto , el equipo , de noticias univisión 14 para pasarla bien mientras hacemos ejercicio bailara zumba

empleado del colegio por 22 años, el pasado viernes llevo a su hijo a comprar unos libros cercas del colerios estudianets aún no se reponen >> es triste, habiendo tantas amenazas, pensamos que íbamos a tener más seguridad en el campus >> varios consejerios brindaron asestencia >> es bueno, tienen buen soporte >> hubo 6 víctimas: (información en pantalla). >> luis zaragoza, noticias univisión >> vamos a hablar de otras cosas, después de la crissi que experimento la industa de bienes raices, muchos se preguntan que tan difícil es comprar casa >> edgardo quijano hablo con un experto >> efectivamente, primero tenga la pizarro y papel, son varios vaactores los que hacen difícil la compra, com competencia con inversionistas y puntaje de crédito, pero también hay ayuda >> mucha gente no se quiere ir de san francisco, yo soy una, quisiera casa >> ella dice su reunión social la hubiese gustado celebrarla en su propia casa, dice que tiene el cargo inicial >> san francisco era caro, ahora es inaxesible >> ese es uno de los factores >> la mayors >> la ciudad de san francisco y el área de la bahia son

the way and win the uaa national finals, cole and his parents are actually grateful for what they seeo you feel like you lose your brains and head on the court? >> yes, i do, i don't make smart decision decisions when i'm angry and upset. >> reporter: because the aau is a not so secret pipeline to college scholarships. 80% of them played here. this is a team of new york city boys, some raised with privilege, others struggle with poverty, but none of it matters on the court. but is it worth all the pressure and nearly 30 hours a week devoted to basketball for that one in a million shot at the nba? it is like hitting basketball super lotto, you do the math. 10 million kids play high school basketball, a few thousand earn top scholarships, and there are just 60 new jobs each year in the nba. is it a goal to you to make the nba? >> i would be fine if i didn't, but i really want to make it to the nba. >> reporter: cole is not just talking smack, his father played for the knicks, but his mother turned the camera on the pressure kicker unfolding on and off the court. >> winning is a positive

cole joins me now. cole, it's great having you here, but i'm just stunned. how shocked were you that you got in trouble for trying to do the right thing? >> governor, it was -- i just don't understand what i would have done to not get in trouble. i mean, the situation that i was in, there was nothing that running through my mind that i could do to not get in trouble. >> now, i understand that this kept you from actually being able to graduate with your classmates. you were prevented from that. has anyone from the school apologized for what happened? >> i mean, the principal and the superintendent, they said it was an unfortunate situation and that they hated it happened but they really haven't apologized and they don't know of anything they could have done differently. >> do you regret telling the truth? do you regret trying to do the right thing? because you got in a lot of trouble. you got suspended from school, you got charged with a crime that could follow you the rest of your life. you didn't get to graduate with your students. they can never give that

cole joins me now. cole, it's great having you here, but i'm just stunned. how shocked were you that you got in trouble for trying to do the right thing? >> governor, it was -- i just don't understand what i would have done to not get in trouble. i mean, the situation that i was in, there was nothing that running through my mind that i could do to not get in trouble. >> now, i understand that this kept you from actually being able to graduate with your classmates. you were prevented from that. has anyone from the school apologized for what happened? >> i mean, the principal and the superintendent, they said it was an unfortunate situation and that they hated it happened but they really haven't apologized and they don't know of anything they could have done differently. >> do you regret telling the truth? do you regret trying to do the right thing? because you got in a lot of trouble. you got suspended from school, you got charged with a crime that could follow you the rest of your life. you didn't get to graduate with your fellow students. they can never giv

first, i have asked the deputy attorney general, jim cole, to discuss the civil libertyes. general?> thank you. members of the committee, as general alexander said, and as chairman and ranking members have, all of us in the national security area are constantly trying to balance, protecting public safety with protecting people's privacy and civil liberties in this government. and it is a constant job at balancing this. we think we've done this in these instances. there are statutes that are passed by congress. this is not a program that is off the books. that's been hidden away. this is part of what government puts together and discusses, statute are passed, it is overseen by three branches of our government. the legislature, judiciary and executive branch. the process of oversight occurs before, during and after the processes that we are talking about today. and i want to talk a little bit about how that works, what the legal framework is and what some of the protections are that are put into it. first of all, what we have seen published in the newspaper concerning 215, this is the

i was just called nat king cole's daughter. >> when did it become natalie cole? not till i made a record. up till then, i was still nat king cole's daughter. the question was, can she really sing? >> yes, she can. >> it was really to prove -- i had a lot of proving to do up till then. i think between that first record and the night i won my first grammy was kind of a -- okay. >> you get a grammy, they stop qualifying. >> circle of life though. i mean, it's really amazing. nat king cole dies at the age of 47. lung cancer. 1965, around there. in a year when medical research into cancer was minimum compared to now. years later, kidney transplants and you're singing with your dad, duets. >> it's been quite an experience, quite a journey. and i wouldn't have -- i could. say i wouldn't have traded it for anything, you know, because there's challenges and, you know, but i'm better than i ought to be. i really am. i've seen a lot things since then. i am really one of the lucky ones, one of the blessed ones really. >> all right, natalie. thank you so much for being with u

coles. members of the committee vote in favor except for carpenter coles -- >> the question before the body is passage of the bill. a role call will be required the clerk will call the role. >> senator carpenter. >> coles. >> you're interrupting a role call sit down. right now. call the role. >> senator carpenter, coles, cullen. >> you're interrupting a role call and that will not be tolerated. sit down. >> remember the whole idea of wisconsin nice? yeah, that's over in wisconsin with these guys in charge. amazing this guy thinks he's to be more trusted than you are with questions of sensitive medical procedures you should have and not you. he should decide. because of this outburst, i do not know if tomorrow in wisconsin the headlines are going to be about how badly the republican leadership just lost it when they passed this thing today. or whether the headlines will be about what it was they passed. the bottom line is that in wisconsin, just like republicans did in virginia. just like rep

natalie cole's smooth voice and soulful music have earned her nine grammys.y dad, nat "king" cole.0gz >> now she's following in hery, dad's footsteps again, releasing her first spanish language album this week called "natalie cole in espanol."4 a collection of the classic latin songs. >> we're so glad to see you again. beautiful yellow bird. you are feeling good? you're feeling strong? >> i am. especially for the promotion for this record has been intense. >> the whole latin world adored your dad, didn't they? he loved them. >> yeah. >> do you speak spanish? >> not fluently, no. >> how did we do this album? >> but you know, it's easier to sing it than speak it. >> why? >> first of all, you're not singing as fast. or something. i'm not really sure. but speaking it, they talk so fast. >> i feel that way with my french. nice and slow, i'm good. but -- >> is it hard to get connected to the words when you're not really 100 sure of what -- >> you know what they mean, right? >> first all of, my producer rudy perez gave me the english translation for almost every so

i'm jamie cole. we'll be back in 30 minutes.e's james caruto. >>> the new health care law is creating a data hub of the number of books that charlie plans to sell. even the size of your family. ben stein, this worry you? >> the government knows entirely too much about us already. this goes across the whole breadth and width of the government. they know too much about good people and bad people. they knew about the terrorists before 9/11. they knew they were having flying lessons and not learning how to land the plane. that's the problem. the government knows too much about people. they don't do anything about the bad, just the good people. >> they're going to have the same information that the irs already has, that other departments already have. a lot of people now have it. >> a lot of people have it. we heard of money grabs, we heard of land grabs, this is the information grab. the problem is there are no rules attached and this is how things get messed up. this is how ultimately anyone will get their hands on this information

cole even got the best of tim lins come. he would get knocked out in the fifth. the kid's major league debut. pirates beat the giants 8 to 2 and after sandoval went on the dl today, scutero got plunked on his hand. it's unknown how much time he will miss. >>> minor league score, admirals nothing. and we'll be back. welcome back, we sta . >>> but first take,, ♪ ♪ don't stop what you do ♪ i won't stop loving you ♪ because i love the things you do ♪ ♪ whatever you do, don't stop [ female announcer ] the laughing cow cheese. rich, creamy decadence, but with only 35 calories a wedge, feel free to laugh all you want. ♪ whatever you do, don't stop [ female announcer ] the laughing cow. have you laughed today? now, three more delicious flavors to love. ♪ ♪ don't stop are experiencing amazing shine. quantum with new power gel delivers brilliant shine, which cascade can't do. ♪ so take the finish shine challenge and get up to 50% off! and can cost thousands of dollars to repair. thankfully the powerful dual action formula of rid-x has enzymes to break down waste... and tim

natalie cole and nat king cole.you and me. >> oh, well, let's not jump to conclusions. >> oh, come on, now. i don't need no blood test to tell me. it's clear i am your father. >> well, no, right now, we're just two people with a lot in common. >> [ chuckles ] >> hello. >> hey, miss edna. >> [ chuckles ] >> excuse me. am i interrupting? >> no, miss edna. i was just leaving. [ chuckles ] >> well, i'll call you with the results, okay? >> okay, daughter. >> daughter? [ chuckles ] does that mean -- >> no, it doesn't mean anything. even if ernie's my biological father, mr. brown'll always be my dad. >> cora, you're not making any sense. oh, no. maybe brown is your daddy. >> oh, miss edna, now, don't make fun right now. mr. brown has been pretty low since ernie showed up. >> boy, cora, you really love that big weasel, don't you? >> yes, i do. he may be a weasel, but he's my weasel. >> what about ernie? >> well, ernie's a wonderful man. >> well, if he turned out to be your father, would you feel the same way? >> [ chuckles

cole facing crawford. cole wednesdins round wufrnlt b loaded for derrick cole. two run score.baseball. get that baseball. 8-2 in the eighth inning. oakland a's are one of the best teams in baseball going right now. heck of a pitching match up on deck. sabath yeah against cologne. >> reporter: every kid growing up fantasizes about playing for or against the yankees, and it seeps once they make it to the majors nothing much changes. >> everybody knows how good think are and how good their history is. so i think it's just a, it's just one of those things where you know a good deep's coming in. you want to play well. you know there's going to be a lot of people watching because of who it is. >> they always have a great team, and they always have these big names and players you idolize growing up. i always idolized all the guys they had on the roster. >> everybody gets up to play the yankees. you're very aware of where they're going to be on the schedule, of their personnel, of their history. one of the first things you look at when you look at the schedule is when you go to new yo

>> reporter: the increase will hit well over half a million cole foreignian's in their pocketbooks. >at means over half a billion dollars of nun cole foreignians will money. >> breaking through the partisan gridlock. >> now this is all a waiting game. congress has about three weeks to give some sort of proposal before they adjourn for recess. >> is there a chance they'll figure this out once and for all? >> you know it does seem unlikely at this point that there would be comprehensive student loan reform. some of the experts i folk said it's more likely if they come up with a plan it will be short term. >>> one bay area college graduate has nothing to worry about. he's going to the majors with a stanford degree. stanford pitcher mark apel could have gone pro last year. but he didn't. he turned down an offer from the pittsburgh pirates because he wanted to finish his stanford education. today the houston astros made him the number one draft pick. >> last summer, what happened last summer happened. i realized this is a good opportunity to be back for my senior year and graduate. >> he's

garrett cole making his major league debut. bottom second, bases loaded, cole driving one to right center, he was at the plate, produces some runs. two off tim lincecum. and more runs here in the seventh, his 14th of the year. pirates take game one of the series 8-2. we have one more note in this game. marko scutaro. x-rays were negative, no fracture. there could be tendon damage, and he will now see a hand specialist. >>> how about the a's now hosting the yankees. harrison barnes throwing out the first pitch. bounced it just a little short. we'll give him a break, though. one up the middle. he came up running out this ground ball. he would have to leave the game with hamstring tightness, he's day to day. garrett north. that one deep. that one gone. three run shot. he had a career high four rbis in the game. the a's, when they don't they win. 6-4 the final score. the diamondbacks and dodgers this game got ugly early. ian kennedy in the face. gre grenke hittarot. and then grenke gets hit. everyone was fighting in this one. i mea

and to find out all about it let's check in with the man himself, deon cole. ♪

cole. from the house permanent select committee on intelligence, this is three hours. >> on short notice. that is why we turn the microphone off. hold on for technical difficulties. can you hear me? the committee will come to order. mr. deputy director, i thank you for appearing before us on short notice. the ranking member and i believe it is important to hold an open hearing today, and we do not do a tremendous amount of those to provide this house and the public with an opportunity to hear from you how the government is using the legal authorities that congress has provided to the executive ranch since the terrorist attacks of september 11, 2001. i would like to recognize the hard work of the men and women of the nsa and the rest of the intelligence community who work day in and day out to disrupt threats to our national security. people at the nsa in particular have heard a constant public drumbeat about a laundry list of the things they are alleged to be doing to spy on americans, all

cole even got the best of tim lins come. he would get knocked out in the fifth. this is the kid's major league debut. pirates beat the giants 8 to 2 and after sandoval went on the dl today, scutero got plunked on his hand. it's unknown how much time he will miss. >>> minor league score, admirals nothing. and we'll be back. welcome back, we start . >>> but first take a look of the newest ern span of the bay bridge. >> this is a bay bridge highlight from kpix 5. >> the really heavy lifting on this construction job went to a crane known as the left-coast lifter, the largest sheer leg barge crane on the west coast built especially for the bay bridge project. it made its hef jest lift in september 2011 weighing more than 1500 metric tons. >> this bay bridge highlight is sponsored by chase. chase what matters. thank you. so you can make a payment from your cell to almost anyone's phone or email. (speaking french) so you can express your gratitude... in the moment. insights from game 3 " " . >>> top five here we go. greg popovic game 3. >> straight to end the quarter. w

detectives james cole and shawn solar are the new york city police department emergency services unit are on duty when the call comes in. >> we started our shift at 3:15 that afternoon. and almost immediately as soon as we finished loading up and checking our equipment a call came over there was a jumper up on top of 30 rockefeller plaza. >> detectives cole and solar raced to mid town manhattan where the 23-year-old man dangled his legs precariously from the 70th floor observation deck of 30ing. >> th30 rock. >> the first thing i see is him furiously krillin scribbling oa notepad and i tried to communicate with them. >> within the northeast connor standing on approximately a 2-foot by 2-foot wide piece of the building. >> there was about a 7 to 8-foot glass partition between us and him. i climbed up and top of the piece of the building where i could talk down over the partition at him. seeing them actually helps you communicate. >> i wanted to position myself to the other side of the individual. >> he was kind of limited to the one corner of the building and that is something that we

under the espionage or sharon bradford franklin senior counsel at the constitution project and david cole of paint the legal director for the national whistleblower center thank you so much for playing and thank you thank you so we know how some experts feel about what the n.s.a. is up to well what about the american public how are average americans reacting to the news of the prison program and the obama administration's actions were guarding surveillance artie's chad oil hit the streets of d.c. to find out. i would you. were tapping you know you very disappointed i prefer that they were reading my email as i feel like google is already reading them i don't like it but the biggest things about government is that respect private liberties and privacy rights we have the right to privacy but if they're tapping into all of our stuff then what happened to privacy i think everything should be private it's my business and government should have any reason to be in it since i don't know exactly what they're accessing it's hard for me to know but would they be ok with the government seeing your e

i think cole's a good guy. >> caller: you should do a buy, sell or hold on him. >> i'm a buyer of coleyou -- any -- a stock? i get a little fired up. >> caller: yes, yes, yes. listen, i just want to thank you. i'm a long-time listener. and, you know, when you make suggestions on buying stocks and selling stocks, that's one thing, but where you're head and shoulders above everybody else is the lessons. your trading lessons, do you diversify, different sectors, that's where i learn so much from you. >> thank you, that's what we're trying to do. >> the reit, cys, i had cys and annaly two weeks ago. i'm out of them now. i made some money. is there a time to get back in? >> i've got a forensic accountant who knows this group better than anybody i've ever seen. he's saying be very careful, it is not the right time, that they may not even know what they own. and that, sir, is what i worry about. and what i'm proud of are the very kind words that you said about what we're doing on "mad money." miami's biting the dust in the finals. valero energy beat burger king on monday. tonight san antonio

is sharon bradford franklin she's the senior counsel at the constitution project as well as david cole a pinko david is a legal director of the national whistleblower center thank you both for joining me so david let's start talking about edward snowden as a whistleblower put this into context with me with the whistleblowers that we've seen in the past the john kiriakou the daniel ellsberg is the bradley manning's how big of a leak is this this is probably the biggest whistleblower disclosure since daniel ellsberg leaked the pentagon papers and individuals like mr snowden who work for contractors of intelligence agencies or even intelligence agency employees have no place to go to make this type of disclosure so it really shouldn't be a surprise to the obama administration that someone has again chosen to communicate grave problems with this surveillance system to a member of the news media should we be surprised at how snowden out it himself was that a smart move on his part it was a smart move for him to stay alive number one it's a very dangerous thing that he's doing for his own fa

cole, why are you a buyer here?cessarily disagree with zach as i was on your show maybe last week or so talking about risk of short term volatility inside of the stock is probably pretty high today. i put out my report that said the stock was going to 200 or 100 first a month ago. we've seen that price target be hit on the short squeeze that happened. where we're at today i think there's a lot of short term volatility i would expect from the stock today. >> yeah, but that doesn't really answer the question, though. it's up 300% in three years. i mean, getting on what looks to be a cult stock to some respects now is dangerous. isn't it? >> i think it depends upon your perspective in terms of why you're investing in tesla. if you're looking at it as a longer term, you know, hold with inside of your portfolio over the course of the next five years, it's a company that has huge upside potential from where they're at going on as they execute on their third generation vehicle. >> right. how much of that is in the stock? i

cole, welcome to "mad money." >> thanks, jim. thanks for having me. >> we're getting a lot of questions on iconix. a lot of "lightning round" questions. and one of the things that's difficult to understand is looking at all this nothing says iconix on it, but that's by design. right? you don't want -- that's not the name that wants to be featured. >> yeah. we have 33 different brands. and we're trying to sell umbro and peanuts and candies. we're not selling iconix. we're a holding company. but these are the brands that, you know, average brand over 50 years old. some of them over 100 years old. the consumer knows these brands. and this is where when these brands sell we make a royalty. so these are the brands we're out there promoting. >> let's take london fog. that's a venerable name. how did you get that? why would anyone sell you that? >> actuallyish london fog, it's an interesting story. london fog is been 80, 90-year-old brand. we ended up -- it went into bankruptcy. one of the unique ones. and we bought that in bankruptcy c

cole great on the mound allowing 2 runs. his debut is a winner. 3 highlights and 3 injuries.it on the pinky finger. he will miss a few games. 8-2pirates. dodger stadium had a brawl. to get oh, he hits miguel. everybody dances. it is like wrestling. the hitting coach got thrown out. those are two rough guys. the dodgers win 5-3 but there will be suspensions and fines. >> good night everybody. now, robot, kick 'em in the knees. bears have weak knees. and you should vibrate, 'cause the robot's full of radiation. yeah, that's it. frank. how many bears did i say you could have? one. and how many do you see here? um, four? save a little money for the rest of us, frank. you can't spend a bunch of money on bear suits that are only gonna be seen for, like, 25 seconds. liz, nobody's gonna believe that a killer robot can get his ass kicked by one bear. it doesn't make any sense. you're trying to bring logic to the robot-bear sketch? you can't have four bears. well, how many can i keep? one! sorry, guys. uh, who did my sudoku puzzle? i have been looking forward to this puzzle all morning

center for constitutional rights to seal senior attorney joins us thanks a lot for coming on know the cole response is oh bushels of context no one can touch him for you what with lawmakers roman globe was you know cautious of traveling anywhere in the globe bench against torture so most of the globe is looking to invest it in and punish george bush actually the obama team reached out to switzerland and some assurances that george bush when he prosecuted and the swiss response was we have an independent prosecutor and independent judiciary we can't make that promise you called the republic the six ways the bush going has defied the law list two hundred pages over one health crimes you also over the book is former head of the national lawyers guild moultrie cohen thanks very much for joining us one of the six ways the bush going to follow the law ok daniel and i just want to say first of all that there are many more than six ways but i had to limit it so that's why i only chose six or the book would be as long as an encyclopedia of the first and i think in some ways the most serious. is the

joining me by phone oklahoma congressman tom cole a native of moore, oklahoma. representative cole, many thanks for joining us. this is a tough thing to be talking about. second time in less than two weeks that moore has been up ended by tornadoes. is this unprecedented for you? >> well, unfortunately, at this scale it is. and the whole weather complex around us just almost biblical in proportions last night. it was -- we had a tornado immediately to the east and a little bit northeast i should say. another one that popped up again to the west and then one to the south that formed and quickly dissipated. but throughout we had extraordinary rain. i mean just sheets of rain, inches after inches. we have to deal with that this morning. high winds. lots of lightning. power outage. i'm in my home now, absolutely no power. and then tomorrow or today, you know, we've got debris everywhere already and this on top of it will have scattered that debris a great deal. of course just the recovery from the tornado of may 20th is a great deal more difficult for people on the g

. >> i make cole slaw and never add sugar it to. >> it is in the cole slaw but more than a teaspoon in. >> you can check labels for all of these things. you can make better choices. this meal has nine teaspoons of sugar. >> beans has a lot an the glaze on the chicken. >> but you can get no sugar added barbecue and beans. okay. >> so frozen meals. >> again you can make better choifss. this has more than four teaspoons of sugar. >> they call it smart ones it. >> is smart ones spaghetti. it is in the sauce. more than two teaspoons in this one and three teaspoons here. >> that is lean cuisine. >> they have better choices. you read the labels once and you sail through the grocery next time. >> low-fat snacks. that is a code sometimes for sugar because they take out the fat and replace it with sugar to make it taste good. this chocolate chip granola bar has more than three teaspoons. this blew my mind a half cup of applesauce. >> which you think is the healthiest thing in the world for you six teaspoons of sugar which is twice the amount of a no sugar variety. >> just eat an apple. >> exactl

our next johnson's baby is bentley cole nordyke. this little guy who appears to already be a fan of the colorado state university rams was born in florida on may 2nd. parents cole and tori offer this new advice. focus on the joy in your baby. the little things can wait. and next is a sleeping beauty named mary briton jonely in greenville, mississippi, on april 23rd. they say mary already looks just like her big sister mckay. and finally, a baby that looks very happy stella ruth haken. she was born in april to parents jeremy and amelia to houston, texas. her mom says that smile means cleaning poop out of the carpet at 3:00 a.m. very worth it. >> put a diaper on that child. >> they are all precious. >> congratulations. >> it is okay or not okay? are we going to do it right now? it is okay or not okay to wear colorful, meaning non-white wedding dresses. >> not this again. >> here's what we had to say. >> it's simple, hoda. it's your day and your wedding and your dress. thank you. >> that was very dramatic. what do you have to say? >> i

not looking at him up is a check or cole what he don't see tracking his advertising but this is a really bad incident that spurred the law and why we have a plan. there's a promoter who would go to ymca. kids can't get into clubs so anything for kids kids will flock to. the information to come to this party. and this promoter took the money ran left lied about his addre

cole zone, brooks and six others are charged with conspiring to -- and three charges of conspiracy.face charges of bribery. it's unclear at this time what form the pleas will take. brooks is defiantly tried to clear her name, never before used the words not guilty. here is brooks a year ago as the first charges were revealed. >> i understand and need and know that there needs to be a proper and thorough investigation, and i am baffled by the decision to charge me today. one day the details of this case will emerge, and people will be today, as is nothing more than an expensive sideshow, a west of public money as a result of an injust and weak decision. >> all eyes will be on brooks' plea tomorrow morning. the trial, though, sue, still months away. >> kayla, thanks very much. i'll pick it up from there. >>> they agreed to buy the marketing software company for $2.3 billion. a 50% premium. salesforce has targeted the cloud marketing space for acquisitions, as it becomes increasingly more important to its operations. jon fortt now with a closer look at the clout computing companies. >>

you would interest in chechnya today there is so many children and adults of coles who need to be given corrective surgery after the war. in one form. i'm afraid to turn on my cell phone and. there's no telling what's going to. have to delete fifty six texts at once now i have another thirty six new ones phones out of memory. the grapevines working word is spreading. says they don't know my husband's sister studied with. she's known him for many years and she knows he's a good man and a good surgeon and so she suggested i turn to him. well you got here ok. what a pretty. of course this is a little complicated. they came from the south. i first saw them about six months ago. i told them they were going to have to wait because there wasn't enough to show yet you for your kind now we can operate. because of course when parents interest those tiny fragile bodies into your care which is a huge sense of responsibility. to be given is like geometry numbers and we start by marking out the incision lines as a guide. and then we begin to count to try and restore a normal form initially which it's