how are you, doris? >> i'm good.le rascals. >> you're playing such a sweet person. i kind of like the change. >> she had to audition. >> i got the part. >> is that fun playing this type of role? >> great. those kids are incredible. >> whole new generation of talented kids. >> really talented. professional. it was a joy to work with them. >> really? >> yeah. >> isn't that sweet? when you get a script, because you don't have to audition, obviously, anymore. do you think to yourself, i see why they sent this to me, i see what they're seeing, i'm right for this. or have you ever been totally wrong about a script and you turned it down and somebody went off to make a big hit out of it? >> yeah. the answer is yeah. >> you know what i'm talking about? did meryl streep took a few of your roles? >> no. but jean stapleton did. >> she did. >> never liked her. >> oh! >> just kidding. >> she was so terrific. >> awesome. >> when you look at those "everybody loves raymond" clips, that was for nine seasons. that must have been such

doris meissner, dream act, unauthorized versus illegal. guest: dream act is a name that congress gave to a piece of legislation. that is what the sponsors have called it and that is why it is referred to in that way. as for the broader question , iut level playing field think the caller has a very important point. as long as we have an economy where it is possible for and pays to hire people them at the bottom of the wage scale, there will be unfair competition. that is a symptom of a brokenness in our symptom that can only be addressed i immigration laws that are more -- by immigration laws that are more suited with today's economy and congress has been stuck on passing anything that deals with those problems. illegal,uthorized, undocumented. guest: the term unauthorized is the official term for the census. they tend to get used interchangeably. come to theave country illegally have definitely broken the law. they are in an illegal status. the phenomenon is one of an unauthorized population. the language does bother some people, but those

and i was praying for doris and for the other woman. and i was praying for my people, hoping this will end peacefully, hoping no one will get hurt. that nobody would die. >> a photo of that moment was taken by a reporter from aboriginal peoples television network. >> rcmp vehicles were set ablaze. while amanda polchies was being arrested, the photo went viral. >> why do you think people connected so much? >> because it's a struggle. you can see the struggle. like if you look at the picture you have all of these rcmp officers and they can do so much and then there's a woman kneeling down in the road with a feather. >> move back! move back! move back! >> al jazeera america presents a global finacial powerhouse >> the roman catholic church, they have an enormous amount of power >> accusations of corruption... >> there is a portion of the budget that takes care of all the clerical abuse issues. >> now we follow the money and take you inside the vatican's financial empire. >> when it comes to money, this is one of the sloppiest organizations

and i was praying for doris and for the other woman. and i was praying for my people, hoping this will end peacefully, hoping no one will get hurt. that nobody would die. >> a photo of that moment was taken by a reporter from aboriginal peoples television network. >> rcmp vehicles were set ablaze. while amanda polchies was being arrested, the photo went viral. >> why do you think people connected so much? >> because it's a struggle. you can see the struggle. like if you look at the picture you have all of these rcmp officers and they can do so much and then there's a woman kneeling down in the road with a feather. >> move back! move back! move back! >> after the rcmp raid, the conflict continued to smolder. the premier of new brunswick refused to back down on shale gas. >> we're not talking about a moratorium, today. what we're talking about very much are the issues that took place yesterday. >> chief sock was blunt about what he wanted. >> basically for the rcmp to back off, swn to back off and give us some time to try to heal and refl

>> i have one speaker card, doris vincent. >>> good afternoon. doris vincent. what has been presented before you has been vetted in the community. they were able to, at the charette, change some things if they didn't like. so, i hope that you will approve this because this is community driven. >> one more card, oscar james. >>> oscar james, bayview hunters point, native resident. i support this 100% and i'm also glad the young community developers plan a significant part in this particular development. and i totally support now lennar corporation for their commitment to do what we've asked for in the beginning and more. so, with that, i approve it and i'm glad it's happening, and i hope it will become a success for the rest of the community. thank you. >> d.j. [speaker not understood]. >>> it's a tough one. good afternoon, commissioners. d.j. brook ter, director of [speaker not understood]. i want to echo what we hear from the community. we've worked tirelessly alongside am cal and ocii. looking at schematics and [speaker not understood], they've been a friend

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doris called stupid sensible with a missing link in the seventies think that the operation before. throw the contents of the day off. proof that build on that topic or sixteen he did all this is unconstitutional. the field friday is one of the vote for independence from ukraine it's ready to watch it again it would be to get three pm and pull up or we will be continuing our coverage of the such. for the missing plane and its three seventy but for us here in beijing china still political advisory body the cpp cc concluded its session on this morning dishes cpp cc members submitted nearly six thousand proposals on social conditions in concerns the political decree was issued as well. i caught up with a top story in this news update. the narration for democratic sen commissioned more than ten thousand members gathered at the greek island people for the closing of china's twenty four teams cpt cc station. the cc member balcony team was one of them the two term clinical advisor was keen to hear what chairman detention had to say about the critical calls for twenty four two. and that the

also in the audience today are jeff managing director of the investment and a doris the hilton director you, again, for supporting the lunar event and, of course, we're honored to have the artist who designed this today mr. kim.

also in the audience today are jeff managing director of the investment and a doris the hilton director of community affairs. thank you, again, for supporting the lunar event and, of course, we're honored to have the artist who designed this today mr. kim. where are you right there (clapping) thank you for sharing our beautiful art with the world and through this lunar event. i want to pause for a second and let everything know that the mayor will be here in three or four minutes hose in route. i know which of you have been with us brother but let me take a moment to explain. when the post office a city a selected for the national first day of issue and in this case, the year of the horse stamp it's once again an you honor to be selected as the city and we've received this many times over. today is the first day you can purchase the year of the stamp no idea but outside here is the only day you can get it postmarked and this is a great keepsake and we have special sales in the lobby so, please make sure you stop by after the sermon. we have an existing program lined up shortly we'll hea

. >>> and part of the beloved doris park is closed down. why officials are hoping off this neighborhood? >> and this car ended up in the pool and it was not the first time. why homeowners say it teens happening and they want the city to make. >>> today, an antioch family woke up with a car inside their pool. in fact, you can see it right here. how did that car manage to get inside the pool? alicia reefltsz spoke to a homeowner who thinks that is the result of drunk driving. >> i looked out. all i see was taillights going down into my pool. >> around 12:30, friday night, this toyota careened down the trail, before railroading through the fence. >> the guy climbed out, there was water and took off through my neighbor's yard. >> they were 18, 15 and maybe 17. this trail is not for cars. now that there is only one, cars can easily slide through and run into any of these back yards. the first car took out the retaining wall before ending at the middle of the pool. >> i can tell he was just drunk, was slurring, stumbling around. he will have the

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for one controller to another you will say your call sign and then you'll say today doris along with goodnight or thank you. so it gets. he didn't strike me is the least bit unusual to use that terminology. flights on so the night. very calm. i fully agree with that. you know when you're in the cockpit yup it's human to human beings. is this and speaking of salt. to say hello you say goodnight. when you look in the high density traffic and yes time to see so why not just humans see them in my inbox. his is and this has nothing to do with any kind of procedure. the guy was just us any of the items. it is a suspected over the past seventeen days you been calling on the history books is there a precedent of any kind i think the closest one really is the dear friends and it is between to explore this evening on there a lot of things about that that isn't the way this deal that are not akin to what we're seeing here today but certainly that was of three ministers for quite some time and took a very long time to to find any kind of evidence about what was going on so there are some similar

they say if we go to clinton era race, everything would be hunky dory, we'd have for the problem with deficits. we went back, here's what happened. we have record revenue in the first five months of fiscal year 2014. but we've spent $1.5 trillion. short of that deficit. that means at the end of the year, if you exstrap late that, we're at a $900 billion deficit despite record revenue coming in. we have tripled our deficit since the year 2000. $money 2r68. we more than tripled. we are a completely run away train. you give these guys $11 billion. they will spend 15 trillion. this is not a revenue problem, it's a spending problem with the worst congress in the history of the globe right now in d.c. >> ouch. okay. gary b, some people arc you we can spend as much as we want because we can print as much money as we want. it comes down to, we have to pay the debt the interest on that debt. >> union pointed out the size of the debt, it's the highest since world war ii. it's doubled since 2007. you are right. we got a debt that's 100% of the gdp. that itself the not the biggest problem. the in

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enduring doris may rt option still carrying two russian cosmonauts and an american astronaut has successfully broken international space station crew bought to add on and called home and sergei has not escaped to london on the step of kazakhstan make history as the cosmonauts to the shore to twenty fourteen and the torch into space right now for my restoring the sleeves too hot the end of lap and then they were poisoned in hunting can be postponed because of the glass that but it went ahead as planned the final total funds have ten to ten pc seeking to uncover a wound to its police were deployed in a time zone to quell the finance. that's her like mines began during a game between the vegies each present at the che and causes for which talks about bonds and when all chicks were thrown onto the page and feel as if i had hoped. images have been released of bus passengers who are coming home was not impressed the human nature and lines care less what i can to find as a rainy is seeking uncertain and with one of the train to get to germany officials say there were ninety eight the terrorists stil

the stars to doris will be reduced moratorium on inspections of small medium size businesses has been declared in context and the sultan to survive has announced domestic measures to improve the conditions for business development because extent that it affirms torture. get people to extend the rights of the new sds signed a decree on measures to improve conditions for development of a dealership in the country. i declare a moratorium on expect tons of small and medium size businesses starting in the second of january first two thousand fifteen i get a commission to the government to take a number of specific measures to further improve the business environment in kazakhstan for their part are so beautiful. wallace your business. according to the president's commission the format of inspections in the country will be radically revised t exclude all unnecessary requirements as a result the total number of requirements will reduce by more than thirty percent. we hit the pin in the park to perform. scheduled inspections will be canceled starting to wear first two thousand fifteen only go

international will assist by the rush are insisting it has been a week reinforcements to the region his auntie doris with all this. if a test of the of the adults that all three of minutes to london. i on thursday as foreign minister sergei lavrov rights here at this evening's you back only to talks with us secretary of state john kerry. on friday said before the end of the week that you could tell that he can be a hot topic at the gates at the last judgment on sunday at knuckleheads in a small stone comics has continued to eat this european well stricken in this suggests that she makes her a hug and then insisting that this current territorial integrity of the ukraine was big file a suit by a rucksack given to me. back when witnessing a conflict of territorial possession the likes of which we still in the nineteenth and twentieth century. we thought we had a complex like that behind us. evidently we have and it is obvious that the territorial integrity and political unity of ukraine are being violated. this film lacks from the colac and said she's not anyone yet. this is coming in second thoughts w

countersuing dory on a silva who doriana says she was hired to write fake profiles.see it ending? >> if you look at the court documents, what she submitted is the sitemake sure works when he wanted to a new country. she was also instructed to build male profiles and payments. we are running testing. you have to look at the person and someone you has been a malicious person. >> thank you. ♪ >> get the latest headlines at the top of the hour streaming on your tablet or device. that does it for this edition of "bottom line." mark crumpton will be back in tomorrow. or shortly for all of you. "on the market" is up next. >> it is the six past the hour. i am olivia sterns. indexesmain benchmark are off session lows. the nasdaq falling the most common being dragged down by a selloff in the biotech sect or. a couple of individual movers for you. surging today. they have been fined half $1 million for illegal sales and making claims it cannot verify. company may be able to get back on track in the country. china has been coming this for about two months now. shares are up abou

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doris get photography and video on her feet are tools that can help increase government transparency. oh well in most cases you're well within your right to tell the police there are queues instance is it with the wives are still unclear. your rights to be respectful lives in place washington dc area boring parts. still i had on rta out in the vast expanses of space a special star has been discovered is considered to be one of the biggest stars ever found more on this costly discovery after the break i think. for me. do all that is all about money bachmann. if you like. i did the city. if you don't. did you know the difference is the only industry specifically mentioned that's because a free and open price is critical to our democracy should out of his. oh well in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government we can hide change my handphone off of transnational corporations that would profit by destroying our founding fathers once the market and on the show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going fine it will be on to ide

>> that is the fed dory.es there's no consumer protection whatsoever and without the consumer protection, these investors could lose everything. most probably they have lost everything. bitcoin itself is untraceable. once these transactions are done, they are irreversible. it is anonymous. it is hard to track down the criminals. it is hard to get the money back. >> it also seems to me, i'm not a lawyer by any means, establishing standing, the most basic legal principle that any suit has to go through, is virtually impossible because of the way bitcoin is designed it so there is no location and place. >> that is correct. there's no legal structure over the top of it as well as any sort of regulation over it. the chance of getting money back is quite low. what is very interesting about this whole story is the fact that this is really bitcoin being tested in the real world. although the protocol has claimed to be very strong, the infrastructure around the protocol, those industries that support the structure app

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every time i think everything is hunky-dory, pushing another delay, another exemption.f it wasn't so great, they wouldn't be doing that. >> if you look at the core of the law, nobody is running away from that. neil: people are finding out they paid through the nose in the first place. >> premiums are below where they thought they would be. neil: their starting to engage it, they are paying more. less i would have been hav harrp things the same way. >> what you are saying is incorrect. when you factor in the tax credits people get, overall factor in the low income, the average person is paying. neil: i always like having you want regardless. thank you very much, hope you are right on this because i am very scared and you're suddenly the captain of the titanic, but i could be wrong. i am kidding. , what do you really care about? >> what do you get the most pressing issue in our country is right now? >> i saw the clock for the national debt, that worries me. >> economy. >> i did vote for obama and hoping for little bit more. >> is a live on a straight you see young people

then i read the bully pulpit, i think by doris goodman and she points out that in 1700, there were onlytry this size that we didn't have other families. we got great governors and other people. i just don't understand it. and maybe jeb's given all he should give, 'cause he worked awfully hard for a long time. but he is the best qualified person in the country. there is no question about that. put me down as saying that. >> you are one of the most widely admired women in the world. i was trying to think, why? >> why? >> i'll tell i couldn't. >> never mind. don't answer. >> i'm going to tell you why. you're a straight shooter. you say what's on your mind. >> i've given that up for lent. >> i talked to her yesterday. great interview, wide ranging. she had a scare with pneumonia in january. she went in, came out. she said she's feeling great. also the former president, george herbert walker bush, was there. he's in great spirits as well. i asked her how he was and she said, well, his legs don't work. but he doesn't complain and he's absolutely wonderful, she said. and coming up, an hour fro

starting off with doris kearns goodwin who's been coming on the program for many years.uthor of the book "team of rivals." her recent book, "the bully pulpit," takes a look at the

. >> this is what i dory day. i enjoy doing it. i enjoy very much doing it. it is for my benefit. >> she nouns other residents to walk and says when you move you strengthen your muscles and aches and pains will go away. >> arrests raising new questions about luggage security at california's largest airport. >> is north korea kim jong-un requiring membership to copy his hair cut? >> another airport strike is one of the biggest international airlines, the impact is having on travelers in the area. >>> a congressional report says a misspelling in a community database allowed the boston marathon bombing suspect re-entry into the united states. when he went to russia in the fall of 2011 his name was put on the security database and sources say after russian authorities notified the c.i.a. of his visit his name was entered again but the last name was mispeopled so he was able to slip back in the united states without being detected. that was a year before the boston marathon bombing. he was killed during a shootout and his younger brother is in custody facing 30 fe

served as a baptist minister and had a 65-year marriage to my grandma doris. so the news of that revelation was incredibly meaningful for me because i'm a gay man as well. this past year i had the opportunity to marry the love of my life, bradford. our conversation played out over two afternoons. i saw him lean forward in his wheelchair and grip my knee. as tight as he could. and i saw tears factually down his face, a-- falling down his us face as he watched this public, legal celebration of my love. and he described that as something that's true and wholesome. and the next morning, he greeted me and said, i haven't stopped thinking about our conversation yesterday. he closed his eyes and mentioned warren. he described this love story that he shared with this man that he met just after graduating high school. just to see the joy in his face as he returned to those moments of really being a young man, in a world that made this impossible for him. but he found a connection, and he found somebody that he cared for. and was able to share and understand what it mea

would drive doesn't street of their suburban neighborhood and would think they were fine and hunky-dory. they're at risk. on the edge. people that could get in trouble. they're not people who get all of the benefits that our federal government is twig dole out? >> on a risk adjusted basis they are living beyond their means, without question. i mean if you're going ahead and you're functioning from paycheck to paycheck, and yet you have all of these assets on the side -- gerri: are you saying they should cash out the 401(k)? they should sell their house? what do you think? >> maybe they should learn how to save money. cut back a little bit on spending. as i said, spending beyond what they can afford, given the fact there is always unforeseen circumstance that is pop up. this is important also i think in economic sense. a lot of people are trying to tell us that the economy is really going to ref up and in 2014. gerri: right. >> believe me, if you have people, making 50, $70,000 a year, living paycheck to paycheck, i don't think that is going to happen anytime soon, especially since you'v

it was not all hunky doctory -- hunky-dory before but it is now. so they welcome him into the fold and speaker boehner swore him in. >> of course boehner swore him in. i hope are in jolly understand whose his friends are and weren't. but i'm trying to make a point to the american people, the neimi audience, that -- the people in my audience that the establishment comes us. karl rove had an op-ed, telling us lessons we can learn. thelesson is this, this guy never ran for public office before. they didn't want him, did everything they could to stop him in the primary and then trashed him. the point is this. with don't get new republican leadership in washington, clean out these consultants, clean out these republican institutions and put in fresh people, knew people, solid people who are really concerned about the country and really concerned about winning, this is the sort of sleazy crap that will go on. >> i heard that is was a very powerful show. and i'm listening and thinking, i hear his rage, but the end result is what mark levin wants, what con

darling doris. >> the actor who played wild bill. granddaughter says he was a funny man who could do anything. wild bill garnier, died over the weekend of an abdominal aneurysm. [ chainsaw whirring ] humans -- sometimes life trips us up. sometimes we trip ourselves up. and although the mistakes may seem to just keep coming at you, so do the solutions. like multi-policy discounts from liberty mutual insurance. save up to 10% just for combining your auto and home insurance. call liberty mutual insurance at... [ thump ] to speak with an insurance expert and ask about all the personalized savings available for when you get married, move into a new house, or add a car to your policy. personalized coverage and savings. all the things humans need to make our world a little less imperfect. call... and ask about all the ways you could save. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? >> scary scene in florida where small plane got tangled up in a parachute. look at that. this is the incredible part. this is the sky diver, th

. >> reporter: doris and carol are her grandparents.y adopted and raised the little girl, and took her out of timberlake christian school when they received this letter from the k-8 principal. >> you're probably aware that timberlake school is a bible believing institute providing an education in a distinctly christian environment. >> reporter: the letter goes on to say that students are confused if sunny is a boy or girl and specifies that administrators can refuse enrollment for condoning immorality, practicing a homosexual lifestyle or gender identity. and specific bible versus that direct those beliefs. >> she says i'm a girl. they say, you're looking and acting like a little boy. >> reporter: timberlake says the problem with sunny goes, quote, far beyond her hair length. but that little girl is a good student but things disturb the classroom environment. >> how do you tell a child when she wants to go out and wear pants and shirts and play in the mud? you tell her, no, you can't, you have to wear a pink bow and let your hair grow o

release dates for the finding nemo sequel, findy dori and the good dinosaur pushed back. meaning 2014 the first year pixar not releasing a feature film in eight years. whatever will our households do? >> 5:14. today we'll get an idea if the fed will continue to cut back on stimulus efforts. courtney reagan live at cnbc world headquarters. >> good morning. futures are flat, after stocks rose for a second day tuesday. investors were optimistic as the crisis in ukraine appeared to be de-escalating following comments from putin. the fed wraps up its two-day meeting, expected to continue cutting back on its efforts. it could change its outlook when interest rates may rise. scrapping a threshold. dow rising 88 points. the nasdaq, 53 to 4333. >>> starbucks expected to unveil new features today. these include a shake to pay function and ability to order ahead. last week starbucks said the app would let you leave a virtual tip for your barista. >>> california water officials say the recent storms boosted the water supply but not enough to pull us through the drought. communities a

doris alexander, an african-american woman of color who fired what she says was a warning shot near herbusive husband, is facing up to 60 years in prison of her retrial. michael dunn shot and killed an african american teenager in a dispute over loud music the same state of florida is facing a minimum of 60 years for attempted murder. the jury failed to convict him on the central charge in the case of the murder of jordan davis, case that many recalled the shooting of trayvon martin by george zimmerman. >> to talk about more of these issues, we spend the rest of the davis.th angela for over four decades, she is mostone of the mos influential activist. she speaking this friday at columbia, university. it is great to have you here. do you since progress? >> well, yes. i think this is a pivotal moment. there are openings. i think it is very important to point out that people have been struggling over these issues for years and for decades. this is also a problematic moment. as those of us who identify prison abolitionist as opposed to prison reformers make the point that often times reform

i can think of one candidate, paul tsongas in 1992. >> first, now that doris kearns-goodman has giveneverything. no, what you're seeing is wall street does not want to see him sit an election out, they had their money on chris christie and chris christie made a lot of sense for them, fallen underard times. i think it's hard for him to run a competentent presidential campaign with the legal proceedings hanging over him. wall street doesn't love the populism that you see on the right any more than they love the populism on the left so you have people tea party oriented candidates like a rand paul or ted cruz who are disposed to use that rhetoric. that's not something that wall street loves either so they're casting about right to find someone who they feel comfortable with and jeb bush does sort of fit that criteria. scott walker is another one. >> the sort of magical candidate here for that wall street republican establishment is in this post meltdown america where there's this sort of resentment towards the top 1% that even you see in republican conservative populism, they want somebo

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a case would go to court and get all that publicity and now it looks like everything's just hunky doryng up. >> you know, it's amazing. we live in this world where our kids have been given so much and really got to the point where they expect it. very spoiled. in my household, that never would have happened. my dad would have locked the door, leroy wyche would have locked the door. i would have never gotten out of the house. >> leroy wyche would have blocked my door, too, and i don't even know -- that kind of scares me. look, if this was, as the parents say, if this was all about arguments over a boyfriend or curfew or doing chores f an honor student, she's kind of dumb. she's going to be in college in september. all she's got to do it is make it through another six, seven months and less than a year, in that time she won't have a curfew. she can drink as much as she wants, date whoever she wants. that's it. she'll be free. all she needs to do is chill. >> charles, did she get, like, enormously horrible advice in this situation? her friend's dad represented her who's an attorney where

>> guest: we talked to sources and talk to second dori sources and ultimately i feel very confident of the voracity of the import -- all the revelations of the book has been out in fox is not challenge one single point. >> host: they challenged the one about the fellow who allegedly reported. i don't really want to go into all of that in detail but he has denied something in the fellow who was supposed to set it tonight it. >> guest: they have tried to but that's an effort to distract from the record because that specific episode you are referring to is based on a documentary record for an nbc from an internal investigation that nbc human resources commission to investigate roger ailes and the lawyer who they hired the outside counsel to do the secret investigation the documentary record he produced on behalf of nbc so as a reporter i reflect their denials in the book but i rely on the historical record. in 1995 when this event took place this episode was discussed and the man in question who ailes made this remark to said it at the time the event took place. the fact that he is denyin

doris nine and one final one final question. i think it is seventy percent in the pools golf type of people in the east and topped off pressure contain the intervention of fresh soft and creamy and this is the surveys now why the receipts know i say key indices in the peninsula and bite them in on the unit by elections and am going to the electorate in a seventy percent of the people want to stay in ukraine was that a sovereign state. we stopped for a new dimension. they don't want open water. i don't want to read it or intervention from outside what are you suggesting actually in defending his bag the fact that you will decide for the future of people buying intervention may mean a train to mention this is not the marker think this is not europe. this is even up for a shot. you're destroying you'll own country by getting into when trying to find a way as we sit here to negotiate peacefully because you want to have a rest stop on board. when you suggest it to destroy you on country by dividing people. there is no concrete new li

well, doris, what are you planning to do, keep her out of the school and just move on?> yes, she's enrolled in public school. we had a private school, christian school, invite her to finish her term out, and then hopefully she will want to go to their school next year. >> i read the statement from the school. they also had a legal organization on behalf of the school released a statement, this matter is far beyond a simple hairstyle and tomboy issue, it is not about that at all. at no time did the church or school state imply s.k. was sexually immoral or the like, but reports have appeared in the media. sunnie, listen, i don't know what's going on, but i've had short hair, way shorter than yours for about, i don't know, 30 years, so if you like your short hair, your grandma's okay with it, great grandma, i say rock it and who cares what anybody says. be your own girl. there's nothing boyish about me, and even if there was, that's okay. i'm going to send you a dallas cowboy t-shirt. that's my only objection there, s sunnie. keep smiling, because you rock, okay? she's so