donovan, capitÁn del galaxy, intervino en la final de la copa mls, el pasado 1 de diciembre, anotando galÁcticos sobre el dynamo houston, seguira juando con los galacticos hoy fecha interesante en el futbol internacional. primero, en estos momentos en costa rica se esta jugando el primer partido de la ultima fecha de clasificacion de la copa uncaf entre las selecciones de nicaragua y belice, a segunda hora panama se medira a honduras y cerrando la jornada, costa rica ya clasificado a la copa oro se medira a guatemala que podria quedar eliminado. tambien sera la primera fecha de la copa libertadores de america, en venezuela, anzoategui recibe a tigre de argentina y en chile, deportes iquique contra leon de mexico. para nuestra segunda entrega de esta noche ya tendremos resultados tanto de la uncaf como de copa libertadores. la semana pasada informamos sobre la contratacion del bayer munich del tecnico la pausa ...y al volver... beyonce y un bostezo de sasha obama durante inauguracion presidencial, causan sensacion en las redes sociales... ...y como todos sabemos...la cantante beyonce "

es que landon donovan decidiÓ hacer un alto para considerar otras opciones. de esta manera. me encanta las reacciones. >>> tambiÉn le contamos que un fotÓgrafo se vio cara a cara con la muerte, trataba de captar imÁgenes de osos. un ejemplar intentÓ... las imÁgenes son impresionantes, y trata con sus dientes lo que es impactar este cristal del vehÍculo, y empujo tratando de volcarlo y atrapar a su peresa. el ataque durÓ mÁs de 40 minutos. son personas que estÁn acostumbradas y saben a lo que se exponen. >>> es como dicen un dicho, el mono sabe que palo trepa. >>> y una prueba de que las apariencias engaÑan, es este perrito que luce como un leÓn, escuchen, tiene mÁs de 11 mil seguidores en facebook, le cortaron el pelo como el verdadero rey de la selva, y varios llamaron llemando reportando que un leÓn andaba suelto. se dieron cuenta que era un labrador mezclado. llamadas bombardearon el 911. >>> tengo un zorro en el patio de mi casa y no sabemos quÉ hacer. bueno, este leÓn me encanto. ese sÍ lo podemos tener. >>> bueno, tenemos mÁs. surge la primera demanda c

landÓn donovan no estarÁ con su selecciÓn cuando el 6 de febrero inicie su camino en el hexagonal finalÓ un mago, creo un disfraz con asiento auto losos empleados no pueden creer lo que ven sus ojos porque parece que no hay conductor, ciertamente es una broma muy bien lo grada, y por st suerte no se ha topado con un policÍa mientras conduce de esta forma. men canta la reacciÓn. (risas) bueno, tambiÉn le contamos que un fotÓgrafo se vio cara a cara con la muerte intentaba captar imÁgenes de osos polares pero una hembra se acercÓ mÁs de lo previsto. el ejemplar de mil libras de peso intentÓ destrozar vean los imÁgenes y son imagenes como dijiste anterior que tambiÉn le dan la vaul ta al mundo y tralt con sus dientes impactar este cristal del vehÍculo y empujÓ con su fuerza tratando de vol. karl, y atrapar a su presa, el ataque durÓ mÁs de 40 minutos, te podrÁs imaginar la tensiÓn que pasÓ este hombre personas que estÁn acostumbrada ys saben a lo que se expon prueba de que las apariencias engaÑan este perrito que luce como un leÓn la que se ha hecho tan popular que tiene mÁs de 11 mil segu

warren buffett might want to channel ringo donovan. it doesn't take long for a super start to turn into a supernode all. or to go from a champ to chump. let's just say that the charges deck long after they have been dropped. neil: welcome, everybody, i am neil cavuto. i generally have a rule. it is a sacred law. this one i try to stick to. if you are a news show or paper and you have a ceo or politician , the least you can do is equally chump of the news when the so-called coast is clear. this happened to corner a transformer former warren buffett advisor david sokol. he was a berkshire hathaway executive. quick to condemn, slow to acquit. so does that ring a bell? welcome it should. remember ray donovan who said after being cleared of more than a dozen charges, ranging from large nature fraud -- which office do i go to to get my reputation back? welcome he never could and he never did. he remained a business prior for wrongdoing he was gone never to have committed a single one. they say they need to unload. back to my caboodle law. sh

. >> your classmate tate donovan. >> you went to school with tate donovan? a lot of people who are much more successful than i am. it is not hard to be more successful than me but almost everyone i went to school -- >> okay. >> stephanie: so anyway, who else? ed hockey. >> bernie sanders. >> there is a picture of you and him. >> spooning with bernie sanders. >> stephanie: it is hilarious how politics have gone in this country. when everybody comes on the show we listen. we say that's socialism? that sounds really good. so he gets called this crazy socialist and he's actually -- would be normally -- just be a democrat. it is the republican party. insanely crazy. >> we have a call, debbie in maryland. >> stephanie: really? >> she was at the sexy liberal show. >> in maryland last night. >> stephanie: see how i get nervous. somebody who has a picture of something. hi deb. welcome. you're on "the stephanie miller show." >> caller: hi, steph, i was at your show saturday night. >> stephanie: yea. >> caller: i was in the 101k street seat. i didn't get the hug you pr

once again, here's abc's john donovan. >> reporter: after nearly 12 hours in the operating room, somethingte rare. transplanting two donor hands on to 28-year-old lindsay. >> so have you looked yet? no. okay. >> i've only looked -- peeked down at this one thumb. >> reporter: inside this cocoon is a new lindsay, hesitant to see what's happened to her overnight. what's finally happened. >> they feel like normal fingers, normal hands. >> reporter: the initial signs good. >> this is more than we could ever hope for. your blood pressure is good. all the parameters are good resulted to how the blood flow is in and out of her new arms. this is -- if you will, a picture perfect so far. >> reporter: you have tro >> reporter: less than a month after surgery, lindsay is out of icu and well into therapy. >> it gets easier, or are you helping me? >> no, you're doing that. each repetition should get easier because you're getting looser. >> how many is this? >> this is only number two. >> reporter: she is starting to get to know her new hands. tell me about the first time you saw them, that they were you

the florida gators are really playing well for billy donovan.g missouri without bowers. 83-52. you mentioned ohio state. they're underway right now with michigan state. sparty up by 8 early on. the creighton-wichita state was something to behold. a classic matchup. dougy getting it down early on. this time inside the painted area. >> yeah. big play. how about williams with the nice finish. put the shockers up 2. talked about doug mcdermot. he showed up. williams here again with the finish and the foul. and they just could not do enough down the stretch. you can see her with the opportunity to get the three from ethan groggy. the shockers shock the blue jays. >> the iron unkind at the end. the three-point win for wichita state. oklahoma and kansas state. rodney mcgruder will get the three-pointer. they're off and running. >> he had 20 points today. 4 for 9. and mbuai, what a game. as i mentioned, the jayhawks coming to town tuesday. >> you sure you mentioned that? >> okay. >> north carolina today at home against a maryland team coming off an n.c.

meet donovan and his parents amy and matthew. he was born at 12:11 p.m. now meet aiden's new parents along with the rest of the family he was born at 2:03 p.m. amy and ashley nelson are identical twins. we heard about twins special connection. now their mother says the girls have a unique bond. >> they will go shopping on two different occasions not even talking to each other or anything and will end up bringing home the same thing but opposite colors. they -- until this day, they do that. >> the new moms say they never planned to be preg nan at the same time but it -- pregnant at the same time but it happened. and they were born on same day. >> check this out. they are in ohio and she was wearing that shirt. as far as the twin, she what you have to look forward to? >> i know. we will see. >> a day of fun in the snow takes a dangerous turn. >> we will tell you what happened after a sled took the turn that crashed into a frozen lake. how people sprang into action to help. >> and first it was colorado and then washington state. could legalized pot be the ne

secretary donovan would understand the importance of oversight and transparency -- secretary donovan should understand the importance of oversight and transparency to combat waste, fraud and abuse. i have my doubts, though, because while i have seen dozens of letters -- i have sent dozens of letters to h.u.d., the secretary has not signed a single reply. the responses i do receive are often months late and don't answer some of my most pressing concerns. instantly. last august, i sent a letter requesting information on conference spending and employee bonuses. h.u.d. provided no conference spending documents, instead urging me to review a list of inspector general audit reports. my staff has reviewed these audit reports, but none of the audit reports provide a comprehensive review of conference spending. more frustrating is that the response never referenced bonus spending at all. it seems that oversight and transparency then are not high spirits at housing and urban development. every year, h.u.d. provides at least $4 billion to public housing authorities across the country, along wi

welcome to the kaiser report max kaiser hey you got there not you jamie donovan i'm talking to the humans out there and the cats and you know creatures with a heart and soul not those that slither around in the sewage at night like jamie so i was saying i have bad news for you oh we're going extinct not our physical bodies i'm talking about our wages our wealth our liberty extinct grabbling for want of jamie's food stamp cars and fighting for a top bank halliburton's duologue camp is our future unless we stop the economics of extinction and was the freak up. max as we are talking about the economics of extinction i have worn my shirt dedicated to the species that have gone extinct she used to live in the sewer system under new york city her name was lady lady and jamie diamond and lloyd blankfein and all those other slithering creatures moved in and kicked her out loaded up with debt her whole species is gone extinct the purple haired furry goddess i didn't you play for the know the pump out of this either.

tim donovan, massachusetts, al gore will make more money from the oil industry than bush and cheney combinedice, also from san jose, al gore exercised good business sense the action is not hypocritical. what is it about san jose? i've got to get out there. jack from melbourne, australia, bill, the economists says my country is the second best place to be born, switzerland is first, but you say the usa is the best place despite its ranking at 16. first of all, i admire your patriotism toward your country, jack, i say the usa is the best place because it offers the most people the most opportunity to prosper. despite all of our faults, ground zero for achievement here in the usa, but i certainly wouldn't mind living down under. and from newton, massachusetts in light of the liberal hawaii report, where would you rather live, bill, in hawaii or southern california? i like both places. they're beautiful. and i don't need philosophical agreement to be happy. cheryl chase in california, loosen up, bill, waters look hot in his green shorts and operating shirt. hot is in the eye of the beholder. lin

>> i was thinking shean donovan and then there would be a new hud secretary -- >> but he is not leavinge some wonderful public service opportunities in los angeles that hilda solis is taking a look at. many people have encouraged her to take a look at running for office. >> jennifer: he has gotten some criticism for appointing all white males so far. but he is going to appoint some women. >> that's right. >> jennifer: we're going to come back and talk about another really important subject. so come back and we have some other stories to cover, because there are some developments in the war on women, but after the break we have got to talk about what is happening in congress in the right on right fight. poor john boehner meet poor mitch mcconnell, the club for republican leaders in need of a hug appears to have added a member. we'll be right back. jennifer granholm. >>it's a call to arms. make your voice heard. before the sneeze, help protect with a spray. before the tissue, help defend with a wipe. before the cold & flu season help prevent with lysol. because when you have 10 times more

the whole notion of the meeting we have a secretary donovan and the impact that transit players of the new york is to start a meaningful conversation of what's the most cost beneficial mitigation investment for the region, looking at the entire transportation network. transit, nda, path, even the staten island ferry and all those together. so in essence it is more fiscally prudent to do the mitigation a just a place as it was an wait for the next storm and repay all over. ability. i know it seems -- i have a very large street in front of my house. one branch fell and went through the windshield of one of my friends cars this past year. one went through my car. we don't park under the tree anymore. we are smarter than that, and i think, i think we need to be that way when it comes to transit. >> is your neighbor still talking to you? [laughter] >> let me add one final thing. i was pleased as a subcommittee chair working with senator thompson and full committee to create the program in math 21, emergency relief, how do think this program can help our agencies rebuild better and faster if

. >> donovan and aden were born an hour and 52 minutes apart. everybody is doing well.orld. >>> and now we have an amazing image that's going to take place at that magical moment of birth. and that's why it is our "favorite story of the day." >> we should say that some might find the photograph at the center of the story fairly graphic. but it really does kind of capture a unique and wonderful moment for the family you're about to meet. adam slinger of our phoenix station reports. >> reporter: when you realize what you're seeing, you probably won't believe it. >> as soon as i looked at it, looked in the camera and saw the picture, i was like wow, this is awesome. >> reporter: not even officially born for another 15 seconds, the picture shows a baby holding on to the doctor's hand during a c-section. >> he knew right away it was going to be a good photo. >> reporter: alicia atkins is a professional photographer. but it was her husband, randy, that took the impaj that she'll never forget. >> my daughter reached up out of my stomach. >> reporter: she posted the picture on

this is north donovan mcnabb, so you know. it's fox5. >> turn around. that's how you know it's a shawn yancy special. did they deliver that today to you? >> yeah, i will not reveal that. >> i am sure -- >> we are showing our redskins pride. >> what's going on sunday? >> i didn't see anything on my desk. nothing. >> well, give us a good forecast and we'll talk. >> if they'll send me a redskins tie i'll wear it. bow tie, this kind of tie, whatever. i don't even know where you would find one. 4:30 is kickoff. 4:37. something like that. of course, at fedexfield. gorgeous today as they were painting the field up. what a sight to see that was. i don't see any problems here. we are still talking about maybe a few clouds. you know, other than that it will be a little cool and dry. game time is 4:30 or so. so during the day tailgating looks good. a little on the fooled. it's a little bit cold. but you are so excited her in the wildcard playoff game here. as we kick off around 42 degrees or so. through the game temperatures will be in the upper 30s. so i don't an

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i got a chance to speak with sean donovan, the chief of staff, when he came to trenton to speak at a meeting at was that. he said, we have met with the people of new jersey and they do not have a clue how it will spend the money. we are not going to give any money to the state until they really have a clear plan on how they will use it. we kind of feel like we have a shovel ready planned to get this into the hands of those who need it. he will build on a track record we already have a. there is this place we are dependent on the we have no control over. how do we overcome these types of challenges to make sure these funds are appropriated and get spend driveway? >> thank you. i want to thank the panel for a good wrapup discussion. i want to thank our speakers and sponsors for their participation. i want to thank bill for another fine event. and they want to thank all of you. i would be remiss if i did not point out that this just arts the discussion. it is the networking, the contacts, the exchange we had today that needs to be carried forward. you should continue that discussion one

c-span: some of the names, donovan or president obama was working there and bob zoellick, is that the name right? zoellick with the republican party was also there. can duberstein was a member of the board. seal the seams. tim geithner is in your book, nor treasury secretary. was his relationship to all this? >> guest: tim geithner is the president of the new york fed during the years when regulation became extremely lax in this country for financial institutions and particularly new york, citibank was the purview of the new york fed and obviously not paying attention because citibank became one of the biggest nightmares of the bailout brigade. so tim geithner was really at the creation of this kind of belief that banks could set their own capital standards, which are riveted for a wonderful thing that spreads risk and financial innovation was not to be stopped. there's all this kind of mindset really came down from greenspan i think, who said it really was anti-regulation, not interested in making sure that financial products that were sold to people were not going to go up on them f

after the president signs this bill, which i know he'll do in short order, that we get secretary donovan, who was named by the president to oversee this relief to make sure that money comes out to our citizens, to our homeowners, to our businesses, to our communities. >> are you -- a majority of republicans voted against it. your thoughts on that. >> you know, i said on the senate floor today that never in two decades have we offset emergency disaster relief, and that i will judge my colleagues in any future set of circumstances by how they treated the northeast. >> okay. >> and so i'm going to remember the vote tally. >> senator menendez, good to have you with us tonight. thank you so much. >> good to be here. >> remember the question at the bottom of the screen. share your thoughts with us on twitter @edshow and on facebook. we always want to know what you think. >>> coming up, president obama was swept into office on the become of the american labor worker. leo gerard on how comprehensive immigration reform could be a big political machine for 2014 and beyond. stay with us. >>> paul r

two years later, won a tough battle in a huge upset against the connecticut house speaker chris donovan days after she was elected, 20 students and 6 adults were massacred at sandy hook elementary school. and that's in her district. esty says the shooting has refocused her. joining me now, congresswoman, welcome to washington. you're in connecticut this morning. but congratulations on the new job. and let me start out with what you're hearing from what's going on with vice president biden, what the administration is going to propose. what would you like to see from the administration, what would you like to hear from the president when he does his -- when he starts to talk about gun legislation in the next week? >> well, i've been in touch with the vice president. he called me the day after the shooting. i spoke with him again last friday. and i'm hearing from the president and the vice president a strong commitment to i think our shared values as americans, which is to keep our families and our children safe. and that's the bottom line commitment. so we need to get together, find a way

it was wild bill donovan, and the father of intelligence that headed the oss. there was also another new york lawyer that was often attributed with having shut down the intelligence unit after world war one. they were on both sides, multiple sides of the national security community. since the days of wild bill, the number and the promise of questions to the national security rome has grown significantly. it is kind of an important question that arises. what role should it play closer to home? the answer to those the answer starts with integration. the lawyers who are focused on the mission they serve will be more focused on their jobs. there will be better versed in the

to that end, i think it is a good point that the president has chosen to produce secretary donovan asffort. good was noticeably absent following katrina. there was some connectivity on behalf of hud locally. that left a vacuum. fema did its best to step forward and fill that gap. that is not its role. that is not where its primary mission is. for the bulk of its assets. one of the lessons learned is that housing is probably best left to agencies that are used to dealing with it. again, to the locals. i want to keep coming back to the concept that all disasters are local. local people, local governments know what they need. they need the resources to be able to do it. how do you get that? again, you are looking at a public assistance program that goes to the state at this moment. you have to have and build if you do not already have, the best relationships you can with your state officials, which is not always easy, depending on which party you are, respectively. but also in congress. i think, this will probably be the key lesson and opportunity following cindy. -- sandy. congress need

donovan. >> i want to follow up on the nra.is there a belief the nra will still be a hurdle to new gun legislation? and if so, how does the president plan to go about getting around that in congress? >> i don't want to and the president doesnt want to prejudge the actions of organizations or groups who are stakeholders in this discussion. he hopes that in the aftermath of newtown that we are in a place that appropriate action, both legislatively and through other means, can be taken and will be supported broadly. you certainly have seen, when it comes to a number of the measures that the proposed legislation represent, that there is broad support publicly for those kinds of actions, and broad support among gun owners, broad support among members of the very organization that you mention. so well have to see what happens as the process moves forward. the president will certainly push for passage of the legislation that he supports. but obviously congress has to act when it comes to legislation, and we all as a nation need to mak

of a lot of the problems and we can take all of the best practices and lessons learned and shaun donovanill do a great job leaving that effort, i have no doubt, on the east coast, with both very strong democratic governor and a very strong republican governor, governor christie and governor cuomo in that area, along with mayor bloomberg and mayor cory booker and others, who were involved, so many small towns involved in the recovery. they'll have a great friend and a knowledgeable partner and reliable partner, let me say, in the secretary of h.u.d., shaun n donovan. but let me go into just a few things that we were able to redesign, thinking that our citizens and our constituents want government to be leaner, they want government, most importantly, to be smarter and more efficient. and i could not agree more. and we've tried, at least in the disaster recovery, when the response to katrina and rita was such a disaster itself, to try to reshape some of this to make it better and smarter. so we put some very effective and smartly designed programs into the sandy supplemental. i want to than

jay donovan, also in "argo" plays my son and megan good. >> -- fantastic. >> just the best.hings, thinking they're doing the right thing. >> it must be fun to play someone with complexities. >> yeah. let's face it, we're all a little complex. >> twisted and tortured, i might say. >> not you, though. >> no. present company excluded. victor, it's great to have you here. >> thank you so much. >> you can catch "deception" monday nights 9:00, 10:00 central time right here on nbc. >>> today's top clicks. what will be the video that takes the top spot this week? >> this is wbal-tv 11 news today in baltimore. >> good morning. i am sarah caldwell. here is kim dacey. >> couple problem spots to talk about. in bel air, another crash to watch for. baltimore pike and main street. delays on the west side. down to 26 miles per hour. just before security boulevard, outer loop traffic is slow. 795 all the way to edmondson ave. you are going to see some slow delays all the way over to prominence. yellow cards indicating that as well. inner and outer loop are moving fine. northbound and southbo

during the distraction, donovan managed to grab me weapon -- the rifle not the poo -- he snatched thed to. >> stephanie: yes. >> that would miss the point entirely. >> stephanie: yes. wondering around some more she found another rifle and began shooting up pictures and furniture. she said to deputies what else was i supposed to do i found him with a naked chick. >> well extricate yourself from the situation and go have a glass of wine. [♪ "jeopardy" theme music ♪] >> stephanie: should i calm down and leave? no, i think i'll [ censor bleep ] in the kitchen. what is not spectacular about that story in every way. >> even the gun part was fun. she shot up mirrors and christmas decorations. >> stephanie: i shot up your manager scene! take that! and now i pooed in the kitchen. >> i shot all three wise men and now i'm going to poo in the kitchen! [ farting sounds ] >> think you are so smart now wisemen, i just shot you up. >> stephanie: come home, honey. momma's home. [ farting sounds ] [ laughter ] >> stephanie: i'm having too much fun. patricia in georgia. hi patricia. >> caller: we are tr

. >> donovan, last one. >> to follow up on not, statistics being cited by mayor bloomberg in new york as part of the problem. >> again, i don't understand the point. the fact that there's a variety of things we need to do doesn't mean we should do, at least when it was first raised me, that we shouldn't do background checks because there needs to be more persecutions of those who violate background check on us. i don't think -- this is not an either or interview. we need to do a host of things that address this problem. >> the administration is committed to increase the number of -- >> i don't want to make declarations about law-enforcement premiere. i refer you to the justice department. but the issue here is that we need to address all of these problems, and that includes your legislation that would universalize background checks, make the system -- rid it of the kinds of loopholes that allow people -- by somebody who is a gun shop owner who participates in the system and goes to does that and then those who do it privately in their homes or at gun shows that doesn't make any sense

shean donovan and the o.m.b. scrubbed it to make sure that happened. this are some who say we shouldn't do mitigation, that's a reason they don't want to vote for the bill. we've always done mitigation when it comes to disaster. it makes no sense to rebuild a building in a flood plain the exact same way and we can't tell people to move up the hill a mile up the hill, we're too densely populated. there are some who have said we should make sure the down payment for the localities is larger than it is. if you tell a lot of our localities they have to pay 35% of this huge damage, they'll never rebuild. same thing with home homeowners and small businesses who have lost everything so i do think a lot of people who don't want to vote for this -- not a lot. i think there's generally good will on both sides of the aisle and in both houses to help us but some will use things as excuses. >> do you anticipate holding talks with house leaders? >> we have already started doing it in hopes of getting the best bill possible and a bill that both the house and senate c

. >> bill: i guess i will fess up, the secretary, donovan, the secretary of housing who was there with wife and he said they were cutting it up, too. michelle and barack on the floor. he said he knows at 3:00 a.m. it surprised me. for obama particularly. he is not a late-night guy? is he? >> once every four years, you know, you have to. >> a good mood took a peek at him when he got to the white house. i am sure he was so pumped up, probably couldn't have gone to sleep anyway. >> that's what the secretary said. they were just in a really, great, great mood. >> sorts of like when he was leaving the capitol and looked back out across the mall maybe he was thinking i am never going to be dancing at one of my own inaugurations again. >> the president goes on the road for immigration reform. eight senators. >> tomorrow. >> tomorrow. i'm sorry. eight senators today are going to beat him to the punch with their outline. is there any coordination between the white house and the congress? is this one and the same plano two different? >> i think it's the same philosophy because both plans have a

tate donovan, in that clip, who was in "argo," plays my son, which is hard to believe, i know.n? seriously. >> he's my oldest son. i was very young. i know. >> a 15-year-old -- >> rich people, they do it younger. >> they live by different rules, sam, that's what i keep trying to tell you. well, victor, thank you for being with us. we want you to come back. >> and mika will be here, right? >> when you come back, we'll make sure mika's here. >> monday at 10:00. so "deception" airs monday at 10:00 p.m. eastern/9:00 p.m. central. johnny carson always said, central time is the most important time, right here on nbc. it's also the most important, because that's pensacola, florida. >> i had no idea. >> central time zone. >> so much easier to watch things like "deception." thank you so much! >> thank you. >> when we come back, we've got acclaimed war correspondent, dexter filkins here, and he'll give us his thoughts on the move by the pentagon to allow female troops in combat. we'll be right back. [ dad ] find it? ya. alright, another one just like that. right in the old bucket. good t