had found a way to voice her grievances. >> my name is gwendolyn collins. and the poem is "why i write poetry." i don't write poetry for the fame, speaking loud with no shame, the words i spit i claim, it's all a part of the game i call life. i consider myself an artist, painting mental pictures in my head. >> we saw collins the slam poet when she gave an impromptu performance for the women in her jail dorm. >> and the bible says that god blesses baby and fools. i think god has a sense of humor and is amused, you see, because being in a detention center is not all he has in store for me. i guess that's how i started to write poetry. it saved me from arguments, headaches and heartaches. i like it because i feel that i can express, i can teach, i can motivate others. i feel good when i'm up there. when i'm on stage and i recite and on the mike i feel free. there's no boundaries. living a life of crime bought nothing but misery. i had nice cars, living like a star with the bling-bling and the dress code and my gun always on lock and load on a long, dark road g

welcome back of the castle report i max keiser time now to go to shanghai and talk of daniel collins he's the founder and chief investment officer of tiger hell capital management he also wrote a recent article titled rising chinese redback could overtake the based greenback could money printing in the u.s. speed the rise of the chinese currency that collins welcome to the kaiser report i max good to be here all right dan tell us about the red back and has it gotten over take the u.s. dollar and if so when there article i wrote really talked about. you know as we've seen continues money printing expected to the last few years the world really looking for a new store of value. everybody knows china is also trying to limit its increasing dollar reserves and they really have a three speed strategy to internationalize the renminbi starting with making it to international trade currency. anybody's been a hong kong recently has seen that the renminbi deposits in hong kong this year will rise at roughly three hundred percent to over one billion u.s. dollar china's also same currency swap ag

of florida, former governor and now deceased, governor leroy collins. and he's been a member of the board of visitors of the florida state college of law and the board of trustees for the law center association as the university of florida. he's represented about every environmental organization, safe the manatee, the everglades trust, save our everglades. he's been the lead counsel for the everglades foundation well past two decades. and so notably, thom was instrumental in the passage of two everglades-related florida constitutional amendments. the federal comprehensive everglades restoration plan, and in obtaining several billion dollars in funding for everglades restoration. that has been one of my primary duties here as the senior senator from florida, and i've worked with him over the years on this everglades restoration. and he's been primarily responsible for florida's acquisition of one of our natural resources, the 75,000-acre babcock ranch on the southwest part of florida, which now provides necessary corridors for wildlife, especially the en

and it was really juss a bootsy collins impression.t bootsy collins than i am at michael steele. and so it, it started as that and then just kind of evolved into this hing where i think, you know, the first time i did it then i think everrbody became happy with bibbles and, and so then it -- it just sort of came back and came back. >> and if anything i really have a lot of respect for the people who really do muppet stuff. like because itts not, it's not easyy like because they park you behind the desk and they're3 like alright,,do this thing. but you're usually like upú like this and you're looking down at a monitor here and3 your eck is craned and your arm's up. and, and the puppet, it's not like they make it easy to do that. like your thumbs get really tired. and but it was -- it was -- it was fun and i'm glad that people eejoyed it. >> and you got to, to do it in front of him. >> i did, yes. >> in the end he came on the program and he essentially debated himself or talked to himself in, in puppet form. >> he talked to himsell and i

conocida novela. >> cuando detuvieron a sandra, es trato ante, ella es la reina. >> marÍa antonieta collinss de ambos lados. >> despuÉs de varios meses de que la ex primera dama realizara marchas y mÚltiples peticiones para inscribirse como candidata a la presidencia, resolviÓ que no podÍa participar. >> eso confirma el rechazo a la inscripciÓn de la candidatura para presidente y vice presidente de la repÚblica proclamadas paor la coaliciÓn. >> el in.... >> norma que le aplicÓ a torres quien se habÍa divorciado para evad evadir. >>. >> nosotros como lÍderes, como lÍderes de nuestras comunidades nos hemos podido dar cuenta verdad las necesidades que ella ha venido a suplir con nuestros hijos, la educaciÓn. >> la parte opositora de sandra torres calificÓ de historica la decisiÓn unÁnime de 7 magistrados de la corte de constitucionalidad. >> empezamos de marzo de este aÑo, nuestra participaciÓn en la defensa constitucional. y hoy pues como un fallo de la corte de constitucionalidad muy apegado a la ley, hay que reconocer la labor hecha por la corte. >> otto pÉrez molina manifiestÓ su cumpla ce

alex smith will probably just play one series the rest will go to collin capernick. >> i would rather have collin ready and experienced football with the starters, against the starters, in the national football league setting before we have to. get him ready before they need to be ready. >> just a feeling but i think that guy is going to get the 49ers on the right track. might take him a couple of years but seems to have his act together. and ryan vogelsan on the mound for the giants. full highlights at 10:00. that's the sporting life for right now. >> 22-9. like a football score. >> mark, thank you. >>> our coverage continues on ktvu.com. right now you can track hurricane irene's path as the category 3 storm barrels for the eastern seaborg. click on the u.s. and world news tab. thanks for joining us.

. >> rather have collin ready and experienced the football with the starters against the starters and national football league setting before we have to. >>reporter: future has arrived in silver and black. when he plays it's unclear. quarterback fryer agreed to 4 year contract with the players and he's in napa tomorrow morning. pryor can participate in the pre-season but then sit out 5 game suspension. danica in sonoma this weekend. next year she goes to nascar. she said she will run a full nationwide series schedule lake nascar triple a league then run a partial sprint cup schedule joining stewart haas racing. interesting to see how she doe does. >> time to make the move. >> "nightline"next for larry and all of us thanks for watching. appreciate your time. hope to see you again watching. appreciate your time. hope to see you again here tomorrow good night. wszúzúzúzúzúzúzúzúzúzúzúi-i-i-ii

en miami marÍa antonieta collins univisiÓn. >>> y tenemos novedades en el caso de una familia peruanaante un mes, gracias la intervenciÓn del senador dick, las autoridades de inmigraciÓn re pasa ran el caso. >>> ahora vamos a ver otro caso con edna schmith adelante >>> y ese caso lo tendremos esta noche, jorge una adolescente hispana sobreviviente de cÁncer piden a la autoridades de inmigraciÓn no separarlas de su vida. ademÁs cierre temporal en la producciÓn de pelÍculas pornogrÁficas en los angeles, luego que un actor dio positivo del sida vmeny tambiÉn tendremo detalles de la peculiar atracciÓn que provoco la curiosidad en time square nueva york, les programa. >>> edna gracias >>> la Última pausa en seguida oscar de ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> oscar de la hoya, es conocido como "campeÓn de boxeo, promotor y hombres de negocios" estÁ enfrentando la pelea mas difÍcil de su vida >>> el niÑo de oro acaba de salir en un centro de rehabilitaciÓn, luego de recibir tratamiento por su adicciÓn a drogas y alcohol >>> de la hoya hablÓ con nuestra compaÑera, teresa rodrÍguez en "aquÍ y ahora" >>> aquÍ

presidente ha exigido respeto a la vida de los civiles, coloca en riesgo entidades marÍa antonieta collinsjo haber hecho negocios con tomÁs y gerÓnimo uribe. >> segÚn ivÁn cepeda, en una visita especial recibiÓ el testimonios de a los hijos del presidente Álvaro un libre. incluso entregÓ esta fotografÍa, donde abrazan al alcalde que fue supuestamente asesinado por nexos con paramilitares. >> una visita como miembro de la comisiÓn de derechos humanos. sin lugar a dudas los hijos del presidente se dedicaron a pasar negocios un personaje fuera de la ley. >> de sola y las faltas de guerrero uribe. >> conocer el descubierto se desespera a mentir- a dado claras declaraciones contra los que han injuriado a sus hijos. >> desmintiÓ pÚblicamente las declaraciones contra sus hijos. >> las decir que no han intervenido en nombramientos, contratos y decisiones del estado. >> no satisfacen las preguntas que rondan el ambiente. >> estÁ desesperado y está reaccionando. hay que aplicar unas circunstancias. >> tÉlam un comunicado en el que firman nunca haber tenido negocios con personas al margen de la ley.

collins headed that effort. so we mapped and sequenced the human gene -- the batel organization analyzed this and sthaid we had put in taxpayers' money, about $3.8 billion. $3.8 billion of your tax dollars into this. in the last ten years the private sector, because of this research that was done and mapping and sequencing the human gene, the private sector has put in over $790 billion investment, creating thousands of jobs all over this country. making huge breakthroughs in the genetic causes of so many diseases and finding interventions to help people -- to help cure diseases and keep people healthy. it never -- that -- private investment never would have been done if we hadn't put $3.8 billion into n.i.h. to map and sequence the human gene. the interstate highway system would never have been completed by any private company, but we did it, through the power of the federal government. and you know what? it wasn't federal government workers that were out there working on that highway. it was young kids like me,

or pennsylvania. 49er coach jim harbaugh, manning may not be ready to go so they went out and got collins of retirement who has two weeks to gear up before the season begins. 16 years in the league. two time pro bowler. doesn't give much confidence to the existing quarterbacks. boxing, warson getting ready for the fight of his life at city hall. he was at a press conference for his october 29th opponent, this is for the wba and wbc super middleweight title and super 6 ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] unlike some car companies, nissan is running at 100% which means the most innovative cars, are also the most available cars. nissan, innovation for today. innovation for all. [ female announcer ] you never stop improving your recipe. we never stop improving ours. we've added a touch of philly cream cheese to kraft natural shredded cheese, which adds a touch of creamy to any dish. kraft touch of philly.

these two grarnld mothers are first-time sellers, so is deborah collins. >> with the price of gold weld melt this. >> she brought in her family jewelry. >> what prompted you to do this? >> well, i needed some money, you know. times is hard. and, you know, i had it. >> reporter: wheel people like deborah are cashing in on record gold prices, others are buying gold. >> we've seen that since the lehman brothers collapsed and the madoff scandal, that i've talked to so many people who have lost faith in paper investments and institutional integrity. >> michael is president of a gold depository which stores everything from coins to gold bars. he estimates his business has increaseded from 20 and 30% in recent weeks and not just from individual customers. >> this is something new probably in the last year or two that we've seen where corporations are investing their -- some of their retained earnings into physical precious metals. >> reporter: with gold shining in the spotlight he has lots of questions. he doesn't advise clients to buy physical gold. he instead suggests they trade in funds.

that will help us with the parade and also some volunteers from john owe collin high school and we thank them all. it is my honor and my pleasure to introduce to you somebody that i respect and think that we couldn't have a better mayor in this city. i have not been in touch with him for quite a while but in the last month it's been a couple of events that we've run into. i would like to introduce the san francisco -- [speaking spanish] , ed lee. >> thank you very much. welcome to city hall. i've been laughing for the last 15, 20 minutes because we're joking with the supervisors and of course supervisor campos had to ask me, what are you wearing for carnaval? and of course i said, well, i'll begin with the orange tie. is there anything else i have to wear? with that fantastic performance just now, with trash mashup, i was thinking, supervisor, you know, i've been thinking, i've got to have a replacement for that one-hour question-answer period at the board. i think i've got a better idea now what to do with that hour. instead of question and answer i'm going to invite trash mashup to cov

. >> en la ciudad de mÉxico, marÍa antonieta collins, univisiÓn. >> el papa regreso pero nos vamos, gracias

or pennsylvania. 49er coach jim harbaugh, manning may not be ready to go so they went out and got collins out of retirement who has two weeks to gear up before the season begins. 16 years in the league. two time pro bowler. doesn't give much confidence to the existing quarterbacks. boxing, warson getting ready for the fight of his life at city hall. he was at a press conference for his october 29th opponent, this is for the wba and wbc super middleweight title and super 6 title in atlantic city. a win could bolt him into the stratatmosphere. >>> good -- stratosphere. >>> good night everybody.

collins is responsible as well. the center has all of the prerogatives and abilities that an institute has. if it has all of those authorities and responsibilities, it is an institute so why not call it an institute? [laughter] congress agreed with us and indeed passed legislation to establish this instant -- this national institute for minority health and health disparities research. we are very pleased with that. it was not too long ago we had our first minority surgeon general who had previously been deputy director of the national institute of child health and human development at nih. the first woman and first hispanic to serve as surgeon general and dr. healy was the first woman to serve as director of nih and established the women's health initiatives at that time and really helped to show that women suffer from heart attacks, strokes and other diseases where they were thought to be somewhat immune from them. dr. keylay did a number of things to address women's health but also minority held. she appointed the

wants to see what collin can do getting pl it in the right situation. >> rather have collin ready and football with the starters against the starters and national football league setting before we have to. >>reporter: supplemental draft pick pryor expected to sipe with the raiders tonight and join the team. he gets a 4 year deal. he arrives just as rateders about to end training camp in nap a.final practice tomorrow morning. not sure if pryor takes part. play in the pre-season then has to sit out a 5 game suspension. day before she set to greet the media at the race way for this weekend grand pre-of sonoma she made it official she manufactures to nascar full-time starting next year. run a full nationwide schedule then partial sprint cup schedule. she joins stewart haas racing teammate of tony stewart. rate time for this mav she says. >> it was about money i would have gonna long time ago. i would have gone long time ago but i always go where my heart tells me to go. where my gut tells me to good. where i amen jig my life the most and where i feel in like i can have the most success. >

collin farrell is really good in this.ennant, who's basically playing a chris angel type character. i really enjoyed this movie, i'm giving it a b. i thought it was a really solid movie. it's not particularly scary. but i think maybe i will see it. it's not a very scary more error movie. >> so you're giving it an a? >> i give it a b. >> let's talk about "one day" it's out in theaters, some say it's reminiscent of whenever harry met sally. the critics are weighing in. what's being said? >> yes, the critics are weighing in, i haven't had a chance to see this, but we have had reviews for this film. we give it a rotten score. >> okay, well, matt, i guess there's one in this trio here that me way see, it's always good to see you, thank you. >> thank you. >>> all right, stick around for the latest viral video that includes a dog and a volleyball, that's right. >>> cnn's anchors and producers cover stories all around the world. and that means we get some of the great tips on restaurants, hotels, travel spots. so in this week's tr

miss collins mentioned it was a long time coming, and that is exactly what this is. i would move the present conditional use draft motion. commissioner borden: i am not going to reiterate what commissioner miguel just said, by want to thank everybody that shared their stories. my heart goes out to sell many because a lot of people were not able to maintain their housing in san francisco because of the lack of osrsort of housing. it breaks my heart to see that people can't access resources they need in this city they loved her because we don't provide of affordable housing in general. i am thrilled to be able to be part of making this happen. i want to thank you all for sharing your stories with us and reiterating that importance. i want to thank the community for advocating the inflationary housing. it was one of those terrible situations where we had a terrible bargain that we had to look at. i am so glad that we were able to figure out a way to maintain inclusion rehousing and also have a successful project. i know there was an article in the paper about the projec

mark won a trophy at alabama, now he's running for new orleans. 17-3, new orleans second quarter, collinmith can't get it done, maybe this kid will. 9-19, 117 yards, two interceptions ran for 48 yards, harbaugh not so hot. we'll underline exhibition game, not what 49er fans were hoping for. giants and marlins, san francisco at the close of business will be two games under. excuse me, two games below arizona in the standing. sandoval takes them to a 1-0 lead. 14th home run, matt cain, was not very good in the open frame. it is not 2-1 and the scoring stops. all the runs in the first inning, cody ross, giants with a chance, they've got a runner aboard. if this guy doesn't make z5ÑÑth catch, this guy's name is dwayne wise, and the game is over. 2-1 marlins. marlins snapped a seven game losing streak. arizona wins, giants now two games back. national league wept, a's and rangers, okay take a peak at c.j. wilson, he's a guy who got beat- up a little bit on the mound, and first let's hear his sound byte. go ahead. >> i hate pitching there. the mounds sucks, the fans suck, there's no fans there

ben collins is the winner. they start by swimming in the hudson river then bike on the west side highway then finish with a run through central park. that looks like something that would be pretty hard to do. the heat we've that won't quit parts of the country are sweating through another 100-degree plus temperature day. texas and oklahoma seem to be getting the worst of it and i'm glad you and i aren't trying to run in that. >> new york city was perfect this morning. they didn't get to 80 degrees until 11:00 this morning zpl that's nice, not too bad. >> even a little misty this morning. hopefully that helped cool them off. i don't think i'll ever swim in the hudson river. >> i don't looks pretty nasty. >> good for those 3,000 people however. the rest of the nation wish the night time low would hit 80 degrees, that's how bad it's been across the midsection. as joe mentioned, oklahoma and texas have been seeing the brunt of it. the advisories still in effect. we're going to start this see this cool down a little

richard anderson was arrested for parole violation and anthony collins for allegedly shooting at theomen. >> he is a retired military. he was just protecting his home. >> reporter: a woman inside the trailer home who did not want to go on camera says colin's trailer had been burglarized several times recently. >> he feels really bad. he really does. if he would have known, you know, of course he wouldn't have done that. >> reporter: that apology not enough for cops and not enough for a newspaper delivery woman now afraid to do her job. but thankful to be align. >> very lucky. i'm really thankful that my partner didn't get hurt. because who knows where it would have hit her. could have done so much damage. >> reporter: while mary says she is apprehensive about head back to work tomorrow morning she says she still has to make a living and she actually plans to head back to the same property where she was shot at this morning. in sacramento, cbs5. >> summer box office. why one come-from-behind winner isn't complaining about the lack of competition. >>> a possible sequel to another box o

here's collins. getting way ahead of it. sorry about that, chief. 73 yards. that made it 24-7. now alex smith wasn't much better. niners outgained 417 to 105 yards. smith, 2-6, and a pick. the loss, falling 1-2 in preseason play. >> a bitter pill to swallow, when you're beaten that thoroughly. pretty much all phases. >> we took our lumps today. it's a rough one for all of us. look at it and get better. >> as much as you hate to have them, sometimes you learn more from losses than wins. >> mike: the indy grand prix at sonoma is set for sunday with will power grabbing the pole, the local hero is sausolito's j.r. hildebrand. the rookie loves coming home for this race. >> it's awesome. it's a track i've been to in a lot of different stuff, and raced near indycar last year. one of two tracks i actually have some experience in with indycar, so that's big for me. it's awesome just to come home. sleep in my own bed. >> mike: good luck to j.r. >> alan: gets to sleep in his own bed. that concludes another broadcast of abc-7. of abc-7. go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... t

. >> when you have markets collins show sharply in this amount of time, it takes months for the markets to stabilize. -- when you have markets falling so sharply in this a lot of time. >> they reflect fears that could be self-fulfilling. there is another thing, there is a potential problem. >> if their money is invested, it might well be that the value of that has dropped considerably over the last few weeks. >> the share slump has reduced the value of our savings by about 120 billion pounds or more than 12,000 pounds for each safer. one of the underlying causes is the same as it was in the banking crash and great recession of 2007. the grade 6 -- the great exporting nations led. in the process, our debts have become successive. >> you have to ask why we took the step on. that was to maintain our living standards. >> if there is going to be pain, had we minimize it. >> that has to be debt relief. we have to encourage a higher rate of inflation. the governments have to do everything possible. >> on wall street today, up was followed by down. and investors were made dizzy by the u.s. cent

each day members of abu collins' family have to bring it from a nearby village and even then it's only fit for drinking after is been boiled. at the water is turned kilometers away. bring fifty cans of water by will barrel. sometimes or get the donkey to do the hauling it makes the job easier but the. locals in the village of can do chey entergy is done south of built a water reservoir children of the most frequent visitors here there's a vision in this country is that the children i want you to supply their households with water. and do you count here for whatever. yes. how often. each morning. people fill up their pails and cans while animals use the reservoir as a watering hole. there is surreal warriors in poor condition because too many villagers come here from all over to take water it will have to be fixed again when spring comes around. since independence came twenty years ago the water supply systems have fallen into disrepair today the government earmarks funds for the construction of water pipelines local businessmen to i've been attempting to build some but the problem stil

trying nations clash with australia we can surprise selections into the relatively inexperienced collins laid the twenty three year old will act as a back up for fly half done carter while city of any sort of are to have has missed out and had regrets he feels for the train back. if you forgot missing out. because they're quality people. but now we're we're we're pleased with this we think it's got a lot of experience and most experience will direct side the history of the guy producer a good number of yanks can get flights. who i think will get real vitality. and energy as a man each and i might be on the outside backs but just thoughts now as the russian touring car championship has passed its midway point as the newly refurbished tracking ancient city of cazan is both experience and youth grabbing a piece of the spotlight a racing day includes two sessions at the national championships so there are two chances to rack up points towards the overall standings as the first ones or defending champion fourth top everyone else as the fifty three year old bounced back from a less than perfec

police say anthony collins and richard anderson may have been prying to protect their pot crop that was growing behind anderson's home. they were delivering the sacramento bee. shots rang out from a neighbouring mobile home. the women quickly drove away and the shots kept coming. the car was riddled with bullet holes. fortunately the women were not hurt. >> very fort. this vehicle was hit nine times. so considering they had the two occupants and person that delivers the paper they are very lucky not to be injured. >> police found six weapons, motion sensors and two dozen pot plants. >>> the lawyers for two cal grads jailed in iran has filed an appeal. they each received eight year prison sentences. they were accused with illegally crossing the border from iran to iraq. a third hiker was released almost a year ago. >>> four decades of immersioning humself in education a cal superintendent says he is financially secure enough to take a more than $200,000 a year pay cut. fresno county superintendent larry powell currently makes $290,000 a year. now, with this new deal his salary will be sl

clash with the strayer at the weekend surprise selections including the relatively inexperienced collins twenty three year old will act as backup for flyhalf bank carter while city veni city vassie has missed out and read me think and felt for the veteran back i see you guys missing out. because they're quality people. but now we're we're we're pleased with this or we think it's what a lot of experience most experienced rubrics are going to st if you're a producer a good number of young. so i think. the cane and enthusiasm in each and are mainly on the outside backs another news england cricket captain andrew strauss says his side will continue to work hard after completing a four nil series whitewash over india after the final test the skipper was all smiles as you would expect just seeing this side beat india by an innings and eight runs during the series england took the world number one ranking from their opponents and strauss said the feeling was different the emotion felt when england won the ashes two years ago. but i think i think in two thousand or maybe there was a bit more emo

president mendoza: so i have two people speaking -- >> so i have two people speaking on this matter, evan collins and preston smith. come on down. i have two minutes. >> hi, evan cohen, manager for rocketship, we're here tonight to answer any questions the board of superintendent may have. thank you. >> thank you. so comments from the board? superintendent? commissioner wynns? commissioner wynns: i wanted to thank the staff for this. this is a good, cogent, clear analysis and i don't in any way mean to imply -- let's just say that ones we have had in the past have been more just hitting points without the context being explained, so i really appreciate this. i think it's an excellent document that explains to us in the community. >> commissioner fewer. furefure so ms. richards, just -- fewer fewer -- commissioner fewer: so ms. richards, for context, this was brought to us for first reading, we were going to take it to committee, we wouldn't have been within the timeline, we went back to the petitioners and said it's the desire of the board to hear it in committee and then they decided not to acce

president mendoza: so i have two people speaking -- >> so i have two people speaking on this matter, evan collins and preston smith. come on down. i have two minutes. >> hi, evan cohen, manager for rocketship, we're here tonight to answer any questions the board of superintendent may have. thank you. >> thank you. so comments from the board? superintendent?