i cannot go back to fiji because i would have a 10-year ban on me. my mother has a small cleaning business she need help with. when i was in college, i used to spend the day talking about the political and economic agendas, and then at night, i would be a janitor. that was my life. in 2007, the dream act, which would give undocumented citizens like me the opportunity to stay in the country, -- me and a group of other students looked at this group of undocumented students. we are fighting for the dream act to pass. we want to stay in this country to fight to stay where we call home. [applause] >> good evening. i am not a resident, an alien. small businesses are the heart of the american economy, they are responsible for half of all private-sector jobs and create roughly 70% of new jobs in the past decade. small-business this are not only job generators but are at the heart of the american dream. how does the u.s. government treat small businesses when it comes to immigrants and non- immigrants setting up businesses? i can only speak to my own to tradi

well a state of emergency has now been declared in fiji following a severe case of flooding at leasttwo people have been killed and more than five thousand have been forced to leave their homes flights in and out of the country have been disrupted with hundreds of passengers stranded at fiji's main the latest floods come after a six day deluge in january and that claimed eleven lives. now political activity and people among russians during the past few months rallies following the duma and presidential elections saw tens of thousands brandished banners and pour into the streets but some are actually sick and tired of all the hype so much though they are actually decided to protest against it i think it's a really good listen to go to the mines. they're angry tired cold hungry and they are mostly journalists who have spent the last goodness knows how many weekends covering the protests in moscow and whether or not they wanted to unlike other protesters they couldn't just say no they had to be there they had to spend hours in the freezing weather and they had to listen to demands of pe

>> fiji. >> jimmy: fiji. oh, yeah. i love it, yeah. hey, roots, we have our friend shante here. lucky number 17. and if she won the lottery she would hide over in fiji, like in a volcano or something. she would just hide. and this last one, guys do it in like an '80s pop fun, like an old madonna or something like that? >> madonna? >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. like "holiday" or one of those things? ♪ ♪ sunday was a steal you didn't win that mil but that's all right with me ♪ ♪ yeah, your number is 17 and if you were not a dream you would play hide-and-seek ♪ ♪ girl winning would be such a revelation you can get a car ♪ ♪ or hire transportation ♪ you know the rooties got the baddest freestyle ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you so much. sounds great. thank you so much. thanks to these guys. thanks to the roots. we'll be right back with more "late night," everybody. [ applause ] ♪ [train whistle blowing] we're here because we wanted to come as much as they did. (girl) it's really hogwarts! because i can fly wit

. >> and unloading supplies for syrian ridge fiji's in lebanon. -- syrian refugees in lebanon. many of these people fled their homes, taking only what they could carry. the refugees take shelter in an abandoned industrial buildings, garages, and unused schools. the lebanese government officially supports damascus and has done little for serious displaced by the unrest. the u.n. provides a lifeline for people. >> we are doing well in comparison to our relatives who had to stay behind and syria. people are starving and cold. this is why we are demanding action from the international community. we are being pacified like sheep. >> what is just as important as looking after us is supporting the rebels and the free syrian army. >> with no help from abroad, the syrians are fighting . the eldest son in this family came with them to 11 non-. not long afterward, he was killed. -- the eldest son in this family came with them to lebanon. >> this violence in syria is leading to the displacement of people inside syria and here in lebanon, turkey, jordan. and of course, all these people are

mexico, california, tahiti, fiji, australia, ireland and portugal.nd you can see who the nominees are in this video that billabong xxl has put on their website, billabongxxl.com. some of these athletes will get awards in several areas, including the biggest wave award. as you can see, these guys are really incredible surfers. >> is there an award for coming out with your life and spine and head attached? it's crazy. >> there's also an award given for the monster paddle award. so multiple awards will be handed out. there are some huge checks handed out, as well. >> i hope they make some money from this stuff, because putting your life on the line on these giants waves just for fun is one thing. but you make a little scratch out of that. >> the award and money is a bonus. the rest is their life. they love it. . >> yeah, but they've got to make a living. doing something they love is awesome. how much money do they get? >>ook l at tshe fro la ar oo grand from me. >> that's for one day of surfing? >> that's for the ride of the year last year. $50,000 chec

now the shipping coming down through fiji to refuel maybe or around -- this is all within bomber radius of guadalcanal. were the japanese permits to establish a working military airfield? it would really split the alliance in two. australia would be cut off, and a strategic position would be seriously threatened. so this was the impetus on august 7th, 1942, for 14,000 marines under general arch vandegrift to land in gad guadalcanal, from pearl harbor up from new zealand they converged at fiji, held rehearsals and plants those marines on guadalcanal field. and the story is what followed d from this. what followed was a six-month campaign of attrition where japan kind of slowly came to grips with the magnitude of the situation. the imperial high command didn't attach much importance by our marine corps until they realized the larger ambitions of the south pacific intervention. they realized they were seriously threatened by a u.s. position in the southern solomons, and through august, september, october and november the japanese eventually, their main base -- a truck in the central pacifi

people are reading farther into the future and think what would these two people do once they are in fiji or tahiti. >> can i sign up and have a rich female take me to paris? does it work the other way around? >> it certainly does. a lot of guys are signing up as attractive men hoping that a generous woman would take him to paris. >> is this your first time doing a website like this? >> no. i've actually been a very successful entrepreneur in the online dating space. my very first website was also pretty controversial called seekingarrangement.com. it was in 2006. i think this really is about traveling and romance at the end of the day. i'm really hoping the website can help people find love. >> you sound like a big ole romantic. >> i truly am and this is another example that it takes my love for traveling along for my belief if the guy is willing to be generous, women will flock to you. i combine those two concepts and put them on misstravel.com. [ belching ] >> that's the sound of a champion. see what's going on with this guy's story next. >> it's not like he's playing at carnegie hall,

. >>> massive flooding has struck the main island of fiji. police say at least two people are confirmed dead and five others are missing. they say 7,000 others have evacuated. since last week, a tropical depression west of the coast of the country has been causing heavy rains on viti levu island where the capital, suva is located. several hundred travelers are stranded at an airport that has been sealed off due to resulting floods. weather officials say the heavy rains will continue through tuesday. the government has declared a state of emergency. >>> the latest report by the u.s. defense department says full-scale production of f-35 fighter jets will not start until 2019, two years later than planned. the production delay may have an impact on japan's plan to deploy f-35 jets as the air self-defense force's next mainstay fighter. the aircraft is being jointly developed by the u.s. and eight other countries and is equipped with advanced stealth functions making radar detection of the aircraft more difficult. the u.s. military earlier said it

it happened before 6:00 yesterday evening on fiji lane. an officer was arresting a man suspected of pulling a knife on his neighbor when the dog ran out of the apartment. the officer shot and killed the animal, saying he feared for his safety. >>> a new price tag and time line being unveiled for the high speed rail project. state leaders release a plan that includes a huge cost savings. nbc bay area bob redell has the latest attempt to sell a billion dollar bullet train. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning, laura. you may recall in recent months, critics have blasted the bullet train for ballooning costs and unrealistic projections. in response just an hour ago, the people overseeing what is going to be the most expensive public works project in california state history just released a new revised plan for the bullet train, one that they hope will ease critics' concerns. under the new plan, high speed rail authority shaved the cost of the entire project by roughly a third. instead of $98 billion, the estimate is now around $68 bil

and they were saying things like some summer fiji's they want to go back to the syrian border they want to head to the army and this is not the only group there there is something going on and that camp. i don't know of some civilians being forced into some sort of or. to is kill of the situation to try to push them to the border so the syrian army or syrian soldiers fire them i don't know why the third. of all o.t. and the turkish police don't take action and stop anybody going near the syrian border or somebody want to go back issues should be organized an organized properly but the this is the incident is just to focus the media on it is just to show like the syrian army is this collating the stories and really is committed to the contrary the row one so-called rebels or free syrian army or some of this. slamming fundamentalists they are escalating the situation inside syria and they are trying to gain ground but of course this is. so impossible or next to impossible the syrian government asking for the government here and that's why they're asking for guarantee they want or thirty l

. >>> a cyclone rips through parts of fiji killing hundreds of people. left much of the biggest island under water, more than 800 people are seeking shelter while others have started moving back into share homes. all inbound flights have been suspended until the flooding reseeds. >>> testing out a new tornado warning system. it will affect the kinds of words meteorologists use when talking about an approaching storm. instead of hearing tornado warning, people in kansas and missouri will hear things like unsurvivable and catastrophic. the testing starts tomorrow and it runs through the fall. >>> a family vacation in kansas, five people died when a mobile home flipped over. it belonged to a minnesota family who were making their annual trek to texas for vacation. >>> in colorado, dozens of people are back home after a wild fire forced them to evacuate. the blaze charred six square miles and killed three people. investigators think the blaze was sparked by a controlled burn that was fanned by strong winds. >>> a man driving through the neighborhood saw the

. >>> in alameda police say an officer was forced to shoot and kill a dog saturday night on fiji lane as officers were responding to a call of a man brandishing a knife. as the suspect was being detained a pit bull charged at an officer. the officer feared he was going to be bitten or mauled so he opened fire on the dog. >>> sunnyvale-based yahoo may be gearing up for lay of s in the thousands starting this week. -- the new ceo is preparing for a major restructuring of the company. the divisions targeted include products, public relations, marketing and research. earlier this month yahoo said leadership was working on significant strategic change but the final decisions had not been made. yahoo has 14,000 employees. it is not commenting on the report. >>> new honor for this san francisco international airport travel publisher fodor's has named sfo as one of the top airports, highlighted programs, diverse food and beverage options, new yoga room, free wifi and spa. calling terminal two the greenest in the country with hydration stations for reusing water bottles and paperless ticketing

. >>> in alameda, police shot and killed a dog on fiji lane when officers were responding to the call of a man brandishing a knife. a pittbull broke out and charged an officer. fearing he was going to be bit or mauled, the officer fired his service weapon. >>> an early morning house fire took the lives of two people including a child. abc7's sergio quintana has the story. >> emotions boil over as a man tries to get into his house and is held back by his family and police. this is a fire that jolted the neighborhood into action. several people raced to try and save residents from the flames. >> we are hoping all of the kids got out and everybody got out and that's not what happened. >> firecrews arrived and quickly launched an attack and a rescue operation. >> some of the people that were able to safely evacuate said there were possibly two people in the structure. so we went into rescue. >> 13 people were in the house when the fire started. 11 were able to get out. some from a second floor window. >> there were some reports from the police department that there were people who were ex

i brought three bottles of fiji water instead of beer. never have i ever bought an american pie dvd and watched it with my friends. are you serious? you watched your own movie with your friends. >> i got it on the internet. >> it didn't occur to me to ask to maybe see if anybody had a spare dropy. but they have the three-disc boxed set that came out. this was kind of recently actually. >> your turn. >> never have you ever? >> i have to ask the question. >> i'm not good. >> never have i ever hip-hop danced in the bathroom mirror. >> wait. if i have, i drink. >> you hip-hop dance in front of the mirror. >> i love your connection in the movie. it makes me get teary-eyed. >> you could drop this american pie cast into any classic film of any time and have those characters interact, what movie. >> hangover. >> alien. >> what movie? >> hang over. >> alien? >> you want to see jason trying to fight off an alien. >> and jim's dad trying to fight an alien. or i want to see them in jurassic park. i want to see them getting chase bid dinosaurs. >> the

. >>> in fiji, severe flooding has left five dead and others misses.n a western township on the main island, a second man's body was found in a creek. floodwaters began rising on thursday, several people have since been stranded in homes and businesses. thousands are now in evacuation centers. >>> and in vatican city tens of thousands gathered to celebrate the start of holy week. pope benedict xvi held palm sunday mass in sat peters square. holy week is the last week of the lenten season and ends next sunday on easter. >>> the u.s. marks a somber anniversary, 44 years wednesday an assassin shot and killed martin luther king many memphis. the man convicted the man, james earl ray died in prince in 1988. memphis will honor dr. king by renaming a local road for him and in the bay air, they will conduct a teach-in at the allen temple baptist church. >>> the national weather service is trying out a new tornado warning system aiming at getting more temto seek shelter. in residents in tornado-prone areas have become desensitived by frequent false alarms. the

. >>> fiji bracing for a possible cyclone. 800 people now living in temporary shelters in fiji.ed a state of natural disaster but flights in and out of the country have resumed. >>> former alaska governor sarah palin will co-host the "today" show on nbc tomorrow morning. she's going head to head with former host and nemesis maybe katie couric, guest hosting abc's "good morning america" this week while robin roberts is on vacation. >>> honoring the best of the worst. adam sandler's film "jack and jill" swept the razzies along with the movie's worst picture award, adam sandler named worst actor and worst actress for playing both jack and jill, the first time one film was dishonored in every single category. makes me want to rent it now. >> seriously? >> no. >> as a drinking game maybe. >> back to sarah palin for a minute here. you see here's the knockout, katie couric and sarah palin, katie got the first punch. >> guess who's missing. oprah, who's on cbs. this is going to be a blowout week for the morning newscasts, crazy. crazy booking wars. >> looking for millions of eyeballs. >

i took him to fiji. but they dropped him, if you can imagine. i got him skydiving in a few days. i separated him from his wife who said it couldn't happen and for ten days, played murder ball. transformed his identity. i had him build a truck that he couldn't when he was able bodied and went with him 100 miles an hour while he drove it with his elbows. all this and rewiring his life. he calls me and he's out camping. his wife got brain cancer. she took charge and made it happen. the man changed his life because i always say that talking is wonderful, but an specious is much more powerful than a belief so i give people experiences that help them to change. >> you also give people advice. there are businessmen in this country who are rumored to pay you a million dollars a year to give them advice. >> i have one client who's one of the top ten financial traders in the world. >> why are you worth that kind of money. >> i'm not coming to inspire him. he doesn't need any inspiration. >> what does he need? >> i'm a strategist. i came in when he made a lot of money. he hasn't lost money

>>vicki: of fiji amises the blast with accident is seeking to avoid paying upwards of $1 billion in punitiveamages >> pg&e is overhauling our gas operations. we have new leadership in place. how we are improving our processes and modernizing our records systems. and really, we have a big focus on its strength testing our pipelines. >> pg&e faces more than 100 civil lawsuits for the explosion that killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. in all >> let's focus on weather. we still have what weather on the horizon. >>erica: i will walk you through future cast 4 exactly when we can expect what weather. as of right now we're dealing with a drizzle for the morning ride and a lot of cloud cover blanketing the bay area. as we head into the afternoon, a lot of the fall will start to clear in the fall. temperatures could climb into the mid-70s. fantasy head into the evening the fog will return to the bay area and we will have what weather on the way. in terms of temperatures outside the door is not too bad of a morning. los 60s still remaining inland. daly city is in the mid '50s, the same for thos

in fiji, travellers sleep on an airport floor after flooding from a tropical cyclone displaces 8,000f nones excitedly await the convoy of the newly elected reformist. and in japan, a macaca enjoys snacking on cherry blossom plants, that's the macaca right there. >>> another powerful earth quake in southern mexico. lisa sylvester is monitoring that. lisa, what do you have? >> this was a magnitude 6.3 after shock that was -- today's earthquake was felt hundreds of miles away in mexico city, but unlike the bigger earthquake, there are no reports of damages or injuries today. >>> the crash of a russian airliner with 40 people on board, 31 were killed, including all three crewmembers. 12 passengers survived. the twin engine atr was trying to make an emergency landing when it went down. and the death toll in iraq has fallen to a nine-year low despite continued violence. 112 civilians and soldiers were killed in march. and it was a happy ending to a harrowing ordeal in southwest china where a 2-year-old boy fell into a 40-foot dry well. they made repeated attempts to get him out but he kept

requirement is the really only effective means we have in canada today to deal with large-scale, bogus rough fijiims under our refugee determination system. legislation that is being implemented, in fact, there's legislation before parliament to enhance those changes. that legislation will, in the future, in years to come will give us tools other than visa requirement to deal with that particular problem. but as of today, that remains the only tool at our disposal. >> okay. finally from -- >> yeah. mark kennedy. >> hello, gentlemen. i have a couple of questions on two critical issues you were discussing today, one on trade and one on crime. on trade, prime minister harper, why is canada's position at the negotiating table on the trans-pacific partnership so important to canada? and secondly, to get us there, to be a player, are you willing to give up as a precondition our supply management system? and, president obama, you said earlier that there needs to be high standards for a country to be there. i'm wondering whether you think think yet canada has met those, whether you want us to drop our tr

[applause] >> thank you very much, tim in fiji. i think us off. restarted maybe i'll ask each one question, trying to be short and enough time to collect -- >> both ventures? >> both. will have time to collect some questions and comments from our participants. some of you are standing in the back. let me invite you to come up and take some of the seats here in the front, if you're willing. and able. so, tim, you really have been carrying the water for the secretary-general on this particular set of issues, as i understand. maybe you could share with us come it was very interesting for me to hear that the u.s. for many years was not endorsing united nations taking leadership on the issue. you are not hearing me speak was no, i am hearing. >> are you hearing me? >> mine is turned off. >> it's okay. tim, we can hear tim so far. so, could you say a little bit more about now in the run up to rio+20 what countries have endorsed, push, joined in? >> well, it's a more interesting question that you raise. it gets more complicated than you can imagine. if y

someone is showing a draft card from a central or south american country or from bulgaria or from fiji officer and they say here's my i.d., shouldn't there be in my view the right to inquire further and say listen, i wasn't aware that, you know, bulgarian draft card was evidence of you being able to drive a car here in the united states. maybe you don't belong here. >> so what about -- >> that's what arizonians are saying. >> what about a safeway card from albania? >> it will not work and it will certainly not work at vaughn's or albertson's or any of those places. >> he's keeping an eye on what's going on. >> follow up, this is interesting. >> it is indeed and important for every state. >> it is. a tlot of states are looking at this. >> see you tomorrow. >> when we come back, clint black is back and joins us on the curvy couch and look, luckily we have guitars because he's brought his. first on this date in history, "baby baby" by amy grant. sing it. [ male announcer ] what can you do with plain white rice? when you pour chunky beef with country vegetables soup over it... you can do d