. >>> esto es la doc trin que usan para estar seguros que después de su muerte siga el terrorismo >>>s también hay muchos e encubierto el nivel de seguridad es muy alto. >>> la preocupación según el experto en seguridad también se centra en los llamados terroristas solitarios que no tienen vinculación alguna e célula pero admiran su ideología. >>> estos son los más peligrosos no tienen líder, ni dirección >>> fácilmente pasan desapercibido es el caso de... que intentó detonar un vehículo en pleno times square esto fracasó porque sólo cometió e wroer en la fabricación del sxho sif. el presidente obama, se espera que vi sí te nueva york cabe destacar que los más importantes periódicos de la ciudad han calificado al presidente como un héroe, esto refleja la pero septiembre gs de los neoyorkinos la muerte de bin laden es el mejor momento político de obama esto es todo de mi parte desde nuyork regreso contigo ilia. >>> gracias nathalia desde nueva york osama bin laden presuntamente dejó un testamento. en el doc pledocumento pide per sus hijos por no dedich@univisi. >>> vuelve a reinar la d

. >> doc, his hands were all bloody because he was treating all different guys.ext thing i know, i see him just -- just fall. >> the situation with the medevac is becoming critical. we need a medevac as soon as possible. >> specialist lindskog, if he didn't receive treatment, he wasn't going to make it. >> i need that medevac now. >> they were cut off. they had three casualties. no way of moving those casualties. up to us. >> hey, wait. wait. we're going to move town to that. around these rocks, all right? >> reporter: mott's men tried to get through the taliban's kill zone to reach their buddies. their friends were bleeding to death but more men would die if they pressed further. >> it's like i was telling him for how long long it was, it felt like an hour and a half, it was probably 45 minutes, i don't know. but telling him, hey, the bird's coming, the bird's coming, just hang in there, the bird's coming. >> one gunshot wound to the neck and one gunshot wound to the leg. >> next thing we see is this big cross coming on a blackhawk. we're like, what are they doi

let's listen to a doc rivers huddle before the recent run. >> in my opinion, all we're doing is talkingbad flagrant. we got to play to win. looking at each other, looking at them every time they touch you. what did you think, they ain't going to touch you? you got to play in you want to win. >> mike: and they did, going on that 8-0 run. now the heat trying to answer. wade misses. rondo, his seventh rebound. rondo looking. stolen by james. wade racing down the other end of the floor for the finish! time-out, boston. the heat defense does it again. i'm your biggest fan. you know that. aww. you're the best, mr. snuggles. [ thinking ] another pet name? you're right, puggle-wuggle! hey, wiggly. all right, i'm smart enough to notice that my favorite fresh-brew mickey d's sweet tea is now on the dollar menu, along with that juicy mcdouble. so i'm smart enough for this. you're the best, too... sweet tea... pie? aww, chipmunk. nicely done, chipmunk. [ male announcer ] sweet tea and the mcdonald's dollar me. the simple joy of being smart. ♪ >> mark: talk about spectacular plays being made. defens

it would permit these large spectator wrote vessels in the park with docs installed on a temporary basis, moved after the race. i have to say to the commission that the feedback we have gotten on this proposal has not been great. the lincoln park area provides extraordinary views of the day. members of the public are going to want to see the day, even if they are not interested in the america's cup. we have a ways to go in terms of convincing the staff and the commission about the merits of this proposal. this is the open water basin. just south of the bay bridge. as you remember, the industrial bases are planned for this area. catamarans would be merged in the base itself near pier 32. the event the authority would do substructure improvements to the deck. the teams would have tent structures to perform team operations in. there would be cranes on the south face of 32. the boats would be lifted of groundwater and there would be a device between our round pier 32 end pier 36. dredging would happen to a depth of 15 feet. this would be just off of the wharf. so, again, this amendment propo

who took the liberty of making an offensive reference to born a jew response from doc to sucker of and in public. but in the summer of says first you should apologize to my wife in public but is just refused summer of came up to him and slapped him in the face alone not to hold the man left and the designer of gleefully sent a telegram to his role if i slept him. december one thousand nine hundred seventy nine afghanistan. after a special operations or move the leader of his alarm soviet troops invaded afghanistan the soviet press would later kulis the feeling to national security etc we didn't hold back in publicly condemning the action calling its immigration he would not be forgiven for his remarks. over a phrase up to the customer can skip reach on her way to work the traffic police cars suddenly blocks a way where driver which is surprised that we get out and walk to the police not at all the accolades and the reaction from so pronounced and the med plans. they show deliberately carson said that they were from a tear in a district but in fact at war from the g.b. . and the driver

is dead here there is no you can't win or lose or not here is these are not wars these are are not doc you his are not words there is no society here and there is not a safe fight he's not rushing to us this is iraq is no challenge you're always going to surrender this is not over here we're trying to come clear. the problem here's the problem this is why we can't and this war is so simply because even if we ended this war whatever that means the war is not to be ended all the other side because they won't be happy until they defeat us so we're just we're going to do you think that a guy who makes sixty dollars a year in afghanistan and owns a forty seven because the subway is left over you know you know it's not twenty five years ago he's going to go off a plane and come over here and it take out the american military post nine eleven world but threat is no longer on my plate it was one thousand guys. is no longer armies positioned on the border but we prepped a terrorist with a stealthy terrorist would have a nuclear weapon in the next you would if you were to be so that is like you

there may be a "doc at your door" soon.trin that you buy now from the store are safe. it's the old ones in your medicine cabinet you need to look at to see if they've been recalled. robin, i have a pop quiz for you. and i hope our viewers -- >> bring it on. bring it on. you're not getting in my house. >> i was amazed people let me in. here's the first question. what's the best place to store your medicine? the medicine cabinet? the linen closet? or the refrigerator? >> the medicine cabinet? >> most people think it's the medicine cabinet. they're not. it's hot and humid. the best place is your linen closet. >> really? >> it's dark. it's cool. and your medicines will last longer. >> okay. >> second question. which will be safer longer? is that liquid or pill? which medicine is more likely to go bad first? >> go bad? >> go bad first. >> i would think the liquid would go bad first. >> you're right. liquid doesn't last as long. pills, tablets, they're going to last a lot longer. which are safer to take after the expiration date?

dolor de la deportación y desfilaron, muchos jóvenes que no pueden seguir estudiante porque no tienen docn la cobertura del evento y tenemos un líder de la marcha. >>> el día del trabajo es el día donde miles de mi le quieren recordar a obama que votaron para el para una reforma migratoria y todavía no hay resultado, regresaremos contigo más delante. >>> gracias, miren el barrio de la misión en san francisco también hubo una marcha a favor de los derecho de los trabajadores inmigrante, vamos a ver el mensaje que san francisco que fue directo a favor de una reforma migratoria. >>> así es ha pasado un año más sin reforma migratoria, significa que el mes de mayo empieza con marchas en defensa de los derechos de los trabajadores inmigrante, en san francisco dicen que los trabajadores inmigrantes in enfrentan la peor crisis en la historia del país. >>> porque como decimos, desde que comenzó la administración del presidente barack obama, ha habido más deportaciones que en cualquier tiempo. >>> en san francisco la marcha recorrió el barrio latino con un mensaje sobre la urgente necesidad sobre u

. >>> strong waves last weekend made it unable for a doc to operate. >>> the u.s.ment called the high speed rail authority -- told a high-speed rail authority that it cannot change production and still receive grants. they questioned whether the rail authority is up to the job. a found that the cost of the project is soaring. >>> and east bay business orders spent months creating an outdoor dining experience for customers but it was taken away in just moments. >> reporter: someone literally drove off with his idea. >> it was installed when we had our event. >> reporter: the cafe owner showed up the extension of his business to customers. a beautiful platform. >> working in the yard over there. >> reporter: made of reclaimed boy that converts this section of street into a usable place. >> we had a guestbook with a lots of comments. >> reporter: the modular's structure was broken down into smaller pieces. oakland officials had to create a permit process but the day before he was to move it, his mini urban oasis was gone. a surveillance camera caught someone else load

where you think the main division will be docs >> the major problem of the g8 is that russia tends to point in a different direction than everybody else. this is no exception with libya. that has become increasingly uncomfortable as the conflict has escalated. finding a form of words that they can agree on will be a tricky business. >> you see that very much as a problem for finding a clear libyan strategy briefly. >> absolutely. the real question is that the the you and the u.s. will go back to the u.n. and raise the question again. there are limits to how far that they could go. >> thank you very much for joining us. the fighting continues to rage in libya where rebel forces are facing off against troops loyal to colonel gaddafi. in the east, some troops are trying to establish peace outside of the regime's control. >> a fan club from libya's oldest football team meets out of season where they need a different kind of sweeper that on the football field. their only goal is to keep the streets clean as normal services have been paralyzed by the revolution. he says that while some liby

his father, doc, trained animals that became world famous.ubbles, the elephant, starred in "ace ventura pet detective." was this a conscious thing, you thought, i want to cultivate my relationship with these animals or these were the play mates that you had? >> i went to school for a short time, you know. i really just liked the animals more than people most of the time. kind of a calling to happening out with them and do this it was kind of a mission, as well. i had this since i was willing, the mission of conversation, to save these guys. >> reporter: and he does seem to have a special way with the animals he lye lives with. >> doing this, you can get tigers to go into this dreamy, relax kind of state where you can get them to almost go catatonic. that's just by how you hold them because their response to being carried but the jungle by mom. you can see how relaxed they get. >> reporter: do you learn these things by practice, did your dad teach you? >> a lot of it is, we learned it hands on. i've been seeing everybody, how they handled them

of course, jackson has been asked about that repeatedly and he points to doc rivers when he retired with the magic and said look at him now. >> so we just wait. wait and see. >> all right, kim. thank you. that will do it for this edition of eyewitness news. hope to see you back here at 11 p.m. until then our news and lawrence's forecast is on cbssf.com. have a good night. captions by: caption colorado, llc 800-775-7838 email: comments@captioncolorado.com ,, ,,,, [ coach ] in albuquerque, citi pre-approved my mortgage. [ whistle blows ] all right, layups, guys. let's go. in sioux falls, i locked in a rate. coach, you get that house yet? working on it. [ coach ] the appraisal? ...springfield. wherever i was, my citi mortgage consultant had me covered. [ crowd cheering ] and 500 miles from home... [ cheering, cellphone beeps ] ...we finally had a new home. [ male announcer ] from pre-approval to closing, citi is with you every step of the way. what's your story? citi can help you write it. ( slow, dramatic hip-hop intro fades in ) ♪ you ready? ♪ let's go! ♪ ♪ yeah

and there's rewards for docs who make house calls.row it out. >> exactly. throw it out. >> same thing when you're playing tennis. when in doubt, call it out. >>> one of the hottest trends on the internet teenagers going shopping and posting videos. they are called call videos. they're not just for teens anymore. and abbie boudreau takes a closer look. >> reporter: this is ellen and blare fowlerul blair fowler showing off purchases from a shopping excursion. >> this is fun. it has turquoise and copper. >> reporter: they're part of a booming trend, called shopping haulers. women who shop and post videos of their finds on the web. >> this show will look cute with dresses. >> reporter: alice is 23. blair is 18. for two years they've been shopping and hauling their stuff back to their bedroom. revealing for their web cam and millions online, what they bought and why. why do you think they're so interested in you two? >> i don't know. that's a really good question. i know people have hold us a lot that they started watching from a tipster.

looking to knock doc rivers and company out of the playoffs. check out dwyane wade.st half was his personal playground. that crazy and one. to the third quarter, celtics down one. ray allen, five of ten from three. he had 18 points to lead the cs. fourth quarter, game tied at 87-87. good from outside the por rob la, as well. james, another triple. 5 of those and 33 points. 40 seconds to go. the pilfer and punctuation. heat win 97-87. next up, either chicago or atlanta. >>> meanwhile, kevin durant and the thunder hosting the grizzlies. first quarter, durant attacking. straight to the rim. take another look. marc gasol can't get over. oklahoma city down four. durant, to westbrook, to hardin. apologize to chris hemsworth. he had 11 points. then, it's durant for three. 19 points. thunder go on to win 99-72. they're up 3-2, in the series. >>> i'm steve weissman with your espn news update. for more highlight, check out "the highlight express" on espn news. >>> it has been the speculation of many, many conversations. we're talking, now, about donald trump, his hair. he's fi

the big government takeover of all the business we care the government takeover of our liberty with doc we're losing the constitution and. we have sat at home and not said anything but not delayed and most going on and finally we have done that the challenge and come to do something and we're not going to stop. the working to. the to the to. the restraint up the founder of. the of. the of. the of socialism has taken over it's got a script on it you know always leaks coming is a cool thing you're saying that we're going to sell solicit. the risk the constitution the bill of rights you must bring. yeah we came out here today for freedom and i think that right this first day he thought you. know how you got out not going to try to place those funds and then you. can take our freedom we're giving. me my freedom. now this time last hammering and now not. god. the things here you eat the way the way the way the way the with how the right thing the you do not move didn't move. the the the mood was moved from the mud out of the lights the the lineup of passionate tape party organizers get the h

who took the liberty of making an offensive reference to born a jew response from doc to sucker off and in public. but in the summer of surgical vs should apologize to my wife in public after his last three refused summer of came up to him and slapped him in the face although not too hard for the man left the end of the summer of gleefully sent a telegram to his relief i slept him. december one thousand nine hundred seventy nine afghanistan. after a special operation to remove the leader of the tsunami soviet troops invaded afghanistan the soviet press would later kulis the international agency several didn't hold back in publicly condemning the action calling it an integration he would not be forgiven for his remarks. we drove up to the coastal conscript bridge on her way to where a traffic police cars suddenly got a way where driver which is surprised that the townsend walks with a policeman all over the capitol and the reaction from so parents are going to make law and. they showed a racially charged us and said that they were from the lead singer and minister in fact it was from the

who took the liberty of making the offensive reference to born a jew response from doc to suffer of and in public. that of the summer of says first you should apologise to my wife in public office for you refused summer of came up to him and slapped him in the face although not to haunt the man left the end of the summer of gleefully sent a telegram to his relief i slapped him. december nineteen seventy nine afghanistan. after a special operations or move the leader of his mom and soviet troops invaded afghanistan the soviet press would later called this the international agency several didn't hold back in publicly condemning the actions calling its immigration he would not be forgiven for his remarks. we froze up to the crystal comes to preach on how. the traffic police cars so little weight well driver was just surprised that we get out and walk to the police not at all the data coming in the rear entrance opens and two men. they should say regarding the compass and said that they were from a t. or a minister but in fact it were from the child g b. and the driver tell us they came to

superstar alex ovechkin just joined doc with the squad in promise life. and death of a legend five time major golf champion seventy dollars passes away at the age of fifty four off for a protracted battle with cancer. but it's football where we begin there is a new leader in the russian premier league either way to the top thanks to a two one win over to wreck grozny a big day for trek as well as fully aware of the three months tell them into the top of the season. be flanking his group is undeniable he could on the scene of. the season forgive him for on this. one became then writes death surrogate. for extra time strikes visitors will. still. meanwhile have the chance to join the talk of the league for twenty four hours at least that. doing just that fighting back from a one nil deficit to. two. earlier home through a. one on one in the basement battle between. a rock and a. quarter of an hour in this sport. plenty of action over in england this saturday as well none of the top three in action though but fourth seeded manchester city going champions lea

from a set down to beat and then out doc each while i messed up probably gentle ice a set up against because of stars there was not a shadow of a lot to put out so i meanwhile failed to prolong the same paris with the opening round loss to remain in seymour now. that eighth seed is samantha stosur continues her quest to reach her second straight or longer ross final this friday of brushing away checked events i've been asked about in the opener six two six three with. more sports in just a couple of hours from now however you can rate comments on some of the stories sit here whenever you like just so our you tube channel at artsy sports news thanks for being with us. for the full story we've got it from. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. all. we'll. bring you the latest in science and technology from the realms. of the future covered. twenty years ago the largest country. to certain places of. the fleet one hundred.

is it the opportunity to oust the doc the regime that is u.s. policy that gadhafi needs to go and prop up one more favorable to us foreign policy interests. since it was. of course describe it is a humanitarian. intervention a so-called humanitarian intervention that critics argue was never warranted but which now may be come. in a humanitarian crisis we didn't stop a bloodbath but we are prolonging and perpetuating the suffering of civilians in libya is suffering that is now launching up on the shores of nato allies by the boatload of refugees though the united states has seemingly stepped back from libya he was the number one contributor to nato and therefore many would see the us really as being nato now this comes at a time when the conflict in libya on the ground more and more people are calling a stalemate and allied and fighting as well as rising costs in every sense that same question people have been asking for decades comes to mind after the end of the year when nato lauren lyster r. t. washington d.c. and still ahead for you this hour

and if you want to know more about nate in ny and head to see doc home from nor victory day coverage and memories. so they're moving has turned the countess of living for the second world war plus dozens of pictures and videos of the parade preparations right here in australia you'll find out among our own live galleries. in the us soon russian billionaires make it to the top three of the british isles which leads to find out who they hired how they got there at r.t.e. dot com. well more of our week's top stories are ahead in just a few moments. we'll . millions died. and millions looked forward to be helped and say. the pain and suffering will never be forgotten. as well that is the joy of the racial. era spring of nineteen forty five on our team. wealthy british scientists i'm half sometimes it's just funny. guy.

supporters website which he set up and sponsors regularly airs the views of the wanted terrorist the doc will not of finnish pastor you how moeller e spoke out against the site he was immediately detained and to defrocked. those pastor maurice defender told r.t. the case shows that there is a pro terror game at play in front. process against me cause to show in finland was show trial the charge of the prosecutor didn't want to sentence him maybe they wanted to only to give some kind of justification for him for the sec t.v. thing as well he's an activist who is actively promoting islamistic terrorism against russia he has several websites he has an office and he's a representing officially. in finland he's an extremely dangerous individual and i'm very sure of that and he has served very strong political support in finland but he's a he's a giving political space for islamists think extremism in the north and nordic countries in northern europe a day of violence in the middle east has seen israeli troops fire on protesters along three hostile borders as demonstrators attempted to cross i

profile supporters website which he set up and sponsors regularly as the views of the wanted terrorist doc who are not of. finnish pastor spoke out against the site he was immediately detained and the frocked johana back right here with them larry's defender told us here at r.t. that the case that shows there's a pro terror game at play in finland the court process against also if you will in the words short trial the charge of the prosecutor didn't want to sentence him maybe they wanted to only to give some kind of for justification for him for his activities well he's an activist who is actively promoting islamist terrorism against russia he has several websites he has an office and he's a representative of surely. of in finland he's an extremely dangerous individual and i'm very sure of that and he has served very strong political support in finland and he's a he's a giving political space for islamistic extremism in the north and nordic countries in northern europe. if you would r.t. live from moscow and you can always follow the stories we're covering here on our website regular updat

whose name that he heard of those people tom here's the difference it was in jesus's name bill you know doc let me finish this when people do such acts and claim they're doing it in the name of jesus they are operating in absolute violation of the bible to end these amazons and saw a single thing about when i was. in those loans. will have lost your audio. i think. the bill is gone i'm so sorry bill it would have been it would have been a great debate with more and more of these stories of discrimination coming out sooner or later we're all going to have to do something just how bad is this llama phobia have to get here before you realize that it may be time to start a new civil rights movement for muslims in america please share a take with you on this that is probably quite unconventional but i think is it's very possible. the airline involved here there's a kind of two pieces to this and it's not about bad pilot because that's how most people are playing this thing is the you know this is a this is a terrible pilot he did terrible things or or even a bad t.s.a. on the set that aside from

well al gore last talk show spotlight is coming up and today docs are the man responsible for organizing the twenty fourteen winter olympics in sochi that's right after a week out our top stories in just a few moments. a cluster munitions. and inside the container you have many many small bombs and you can have anywhere from dozens up to hundreds of them there's a huge market right now for battle area clearance because there are a lot of countries in the world that are contaminated by unexploded ordnance. that's you've got these companies and n.g.o.s that have basically sprung up that have an expertise to get rid of these weapons. what they do is they go to these places they will hire local train the locals how to do the clearance they'll let the locals basically take ownership because you know they have a vested interest in clearing their homes and they're putting themselves at risk every single day when they go out there to clear areas of these weapons. they take a. bit big. lead. and.

and they're not going to and as we all now know economic theory as described by new liberal or the docs economic schools is just floored it doesn't work with the way our real world economic systems work markets still but are it perfectly no wonder that kind of economic theory and the note again if you'd like to believe in a higher call milton friedman you might go but no one is saying that chicago university does not have the great influence but you give it credit for the people who really influential i really happening is that you've got a greening of the outlook of leaders of international institutions and politicians where they've taken up i dislike environmental ism to argue that we shouldn't grow at least we should be very very careful very cautious about growth so the real growth that we have over the last two years which are really welcome risks being undermined by that and now look it's being imposed by the i.m.f. by the world bank and love and good multilateral institutions it's not the chicago i think the green school we should be worried about i. mean i don't recognize that t

to take away the privacy rights of all women and mothers in this country and these docs are not to knowledge in this information in our head the laws that prevent them from from telling anybody this information and that's part of what the florida legislation did is it said the doctors are not going to be allowed to record this information doctors can still ask but a woman is not going to be denied care for her child because they did ask they're not going to lose their doctor they're not going to have to move on to another. so so you're willing to take his wife in this one he's flying you know i you know i get it you know the n.r.a. spends the n.r.a. represents billions of dollars worth of business you know the the n.r.a. is a trade association for the weapons business and it's actually those are the national maybe and that's the nation we see in the united states. the n.r.a. i don't speak for the n.r.a. but you know it's not the gun lobby that's national shooting sports foundation. the n.r.a. does their firm on lobbying my point was and i realize you don't speak for them that and that's what

a quite a steady decline in smoking to the point where now i think it's under twenty percent of the doc but the lation still smokes versus used to be you know in the forty's to women fifty's from near and. so it's part of the change but what happened is that over the years the people who are most receptive to the health message those are the ones who tended to respond first and now are left with. a smaller minority is not as receptive that message and therefore you see any sort of movement using more coercive means things like smoking bans were like increasingly punitive for tobacco taxes in new york it's a look at another example that it was cigarette taxes in the country with several dollars on each. levied by this city and then several more dollars the state on top of the federal court and we are starting to see a smoking advocacy advocacy group saying of their planning smoke in the or the bill just moved to other parts that we'll see how it all works out whether this enforcement really does work jake i want to thank you very much we have to wrap it up without a few technical issues

tonight daniel helper of the weekly standard and jamie weinstein deputy editor of the daily caller doc ok let's get started at number one president obama was in el paso yesterday stirring up an immigration reform debate here's what he had to say. first we know the government has a threshold responsibility to secure our borders and enforce the law and that's what janet and all her pups are doing that's what they're doing. second businesses that's to be held accountable if they exploit undocumented workers. there are. those who are here illegally they have a responsibility as well so they broke the low. that means they've got to pay their taxes they've got to pay a fine if you're learning they've got undergrowth right background checks and a link to a process before they get in line for legalization that's not too much there. is practically is there zero percent chance that the president's speech will actually lead to immigration reform legislation mainly because republicans won't budge on their we must deport everyone now platform and because keeping the status quo keeps in place a nice

. >>> es muy similar porque la ley da poder a la policía para pedir doc pleno tosdocumentos y sí, e.ra la gente que viene como jornaleros a trabajar como todos. >>> el estado de utah, es el lugar demás de 350 mil hispanos, entre 110 mil y 150 mil de e ellos se e calcula son indocumentados la ley entra en efecto el próximo 10 de mayo, o sea la próxima semana a menos que la corte e federal detenga la implementación, en los Ángeles, regresamos ahora con ustedes. >>> gracias salvador la automotriz honda retira del mercado 380 mil vehículos por un defecto posible en las bolsas de aire del piloto que en algunos autos fueron puestas de manera inadecuada podrían abrirse con fuerza y causar lesión y hasta la muerte para una lista completa visite univision.com la uniclave autos. y la compañía que... de california está retirando del mercado tomates de cereza porque podrían estar kont mi con salmonella fueron vendidos en bolsas de en ensalada con fecha de expiración 27 de abril a 9 de mayo rek e mientras dan contactar al departamento de medicina de alimentos para cualqui cualquier. >>> las mosca

of the legislation coming out of the house next week, we get back in session is a bill coming from doc hastings who is the chairman of the natural resource committee talking about the gulf being put back to work. the moratorium in theory is in place because they haven't got the permits to drill . that's what we want to do. open it up and put a time line on it and in essence, the secretary of the interior can indeed get them back to work and they are not delaying and slow walking them forward. that has to happen, we literally have empty rig gulf that should be producing oil for the united states. >> i do support chairman's legislation and i will be voting for it when it come to the floor. >> congressmen. i want to thank you today and giving us common sense and practical solution and there is a lot of americans who are squeezing the handle on the gas pump and looking at incredible prices that are inching up to five dollars and that means no vacation or see gand maand cost them more to get to work every day. thank you for look at this from a bipartisan approach and bring solution toz you

here's one that my good friend doc hastings has proposed. reversing president obama's offshore moratorium, establishes a national domestic oil and natural gas offshore production goal to ensure a continued development of america's offshore energy resources. that's h.r. 1231. hopefully we'll have that bill on the floor of the house this week or next week. this is important. this is showing real leadership in real energy production. you see nothing on there says let's shut downwind mill production and solar production or let's shut down nuclear production. or hydroelectric or anything else. it's saying let's produce energy in the form like this. another energy solution, real gas price solution. restarting america's offshore leasing now, h.r. 1230, by doc hastings again, requires the sale of specified offshore leases within set time limits instead of continued administration delays. the central gulf of mexico, within four months, the western gulf within eight months, offshore virginia, within one year, additional central gulf of mexico by june

i started going when baby doc was in power. over a decade by relentlessly covered haiti. >> 1980-1988 miami herald and now the washington post. let's look at the photographs. these are the photographs that won this year's pulitzer for photography. if you can remember, tell us who took what picture. >> this was nicky's picture, actually. a little back story on niki, my boss is an amazing person who manages with a great deal of dignity and hard and humanity. we started together at the miami herald as baby photographers, and we shared our first pulitzer for the mudslide and now i am sharing this pulitzer with niki. it is quite amazing. >> who took this next picture? >> it is hard to even look at that now. that was the more. it was a sea of bodies. it is just kind of indescribable. i shot a few frames and then i moved on because i thought it would be unpublishable. it was very telling because of the numbers. this is needies picture as well, a portrait from one of the old folks homes down there. the children and the elderly tend to

he encouraged her to ride horses, but docs for her to play with.t is they were sort of protection. he also taught her how to shoot again. as first lady she refused sica service protection. so he taught her how to shoot again so that she could carry began in the glove compartment for car. miller all during the time she was first lady even though he was married and divorced and their several times, offered her relaxation from her high profile life. now, once in the white house she found that she had to play a ceremonial. here she is in what appears to be a heavily retouched photograph. inaugural reception of its. you can see dead sea is the first lady. i wonder how many of us are aware of this. she was actually on the best dressed list of women in 1934. she had arrangements with a new york department store to wear their attire and have her picture taken like this one. in these pictures will be circulated all through the country. mrs. roosevelt and half its. now, i think this was a financially advantageous a reason for both. now we get to the person w

the federal law says that if you look at the driver's license and social security card which are i-9 docs, the player -- the employer has not violable law. he has established a valid defense. that is federal law. arizona law says on determining whether it is an unauthorized alien, the courts consider the federal government determination. it creates a rebuttable presumption. that means it might be rebutted. i see a difference there. the reason that is relevant is because my first question -- if you are an employer prior to your low, it is 50/50. i'd better verify because if i am discriminating and it is not that hard, a look of a driver's license and i am home free and the social security card and a by hire an illegal immigrant - york law, the employer looked to be so security card and driver's license, you are not home free. if it turns out that you have been hiring this illegal immigrant and he is not an american, your business is finished. what happens if i discriminated? under our law, nothing. that was the original point they made. that is what i brought this question of difference in

ronnie whitfield, the hip-hop doc.hanks to both of you. >> thank you. >> of course. >> good message to get out. >>> all of those rides at amusement parks are supposed to be fun, right? >> yes. but this morning they are serving another very important purpose and holly is there and we'll talk to her life. she has details next. [ male announcer ] are you watching cable? here's what you should be watching: your cable bill. because you could be paying way too much. stop spending more for second best. upgrade to verizon fios and get tv, internet and phone for just $99.99 a month for a year. call now and get this special bonus: $100 back. fios is a 100% fiber-optic network that delivers superior picture quality, the best channel lineup, more hd, plus the fastest internet in the u.s. and there's no term contract required. why keep paying for cable? get fios tv, internet and phone -- for just $99.99 a month, plus $100 back. this is a limited time offer, so don't wait. call 1.888.884.fios. call the verizon center for customers w

this is great. [ laughter ] say hi to doc for me. what is your name and where are you from?immy: dennis, california. >> ezilon, union, new jersey. >> jimmy: sorry, do it again? >> ezilon, union, new jersey. >> jimmy: very good. i talked it over your name. i'm sorry. >> rebecca from a-t-l, georgia. >> jimmy: oh! >> sandy from new york. >> jimmy: hey, sandy. >> i'm taylor from texas. [ applause ] >> jimmy: that was good. yeah, yeah. i'm a taylor from texas. [ laughter ] very, very good. all right. now what is the name of your crew? >> winning lemons, duh! [ applause ] >> jimmy: very good. [ laughter and applause ] here's your group shout right here. winning lemons, duh! [ cheers ] there you go. looking good. that's pretty good. winning lemons, duh! very nice. okay, good. all right, you guys. it all comes down to this. it's time for the dance battle. behold the dance floor. [ audience oohs, aws ] this is where the magic happens. the roots are going to play a song. each crew will perform the choreographed dance routine they've made up less than an hour ago. [ light laughter ] th