se ha refugiado en las montañas de big bear para preparar el combate que cambiará su carrera ante floydintentado y han fgallado, qué vas a hacer tú. >>> todos tinene la estrategia, pero no lo hacen cuando se suben a peelar. >>> será un mano a mano de invictos. >>> estoy trabajando en muchas cuestiones, en muchas formas de pelear, porque todos sabemos que floyd mayweather puede cambiar la pelea de un rato a otro, puede hacer otra pelea, entonces, estamos trabajando en eso. >>> es la pelea más importante, cuenta además con el respaldo de hombres, que aunque cxayeron ante floyd mayweather, tienen experiencia . >>> vamos a hacer cosas con peleadores que han perdido con él, pero han hecho cosas que le han penetrado la guardia, o sea agarrar de cada peleador las cositas que le hicieron. >>> la velada propone superar los dos millones en pago por evento. >>> la pelea ante floyd mayweather es la más importante de tu cardenal. >>> cada día que pasa espero todo lo que se me presenta, y ahora espero el 14 de septiembre, es lo que estoy ansiando. >>> saúl canelo Álvarez se prepara para que su afició

y si saul "el canelo" Álvarez gana a floyd mayweather junior debe haber revancha por contrato.ior veremos como canelo encuentra a mayweather. >> así es regresamos después de la pausa comercial nos vemos. >> ♪. >> fíjese que mañana se estrena la película instructions not included dirigida producida y actuada por eugenio dervez stephanie bradford con la información. >> !2 12 años le tomo hacer su película instructions not included. >> no me daban trabajo en el cine porque vengo de la televisión. >> y esta película hasta le dio las ganas de ser padre de nuevo. >> yo tenía miedo a la paternidad al matrimonio recién me case el año pasado y cuando joven también fui padre sin pensarlo. >> loreto peralta es la hija de eugenio en la película y mañana es el estreno. >> se mostró imágenes de cachorro de panda recién nacido y mamá panda le dijo que estaba bien pero después lo mando a la cama. estos movimientos eran porque estaba haciendo berrinches dijeron impresionante. >> con esto llegamos al final de esta edición, muchas gracias por su atención, y recuerden que desde la madrugada los ac

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i was remembering father floyd. [ applause ] i told my children when father floyd told me. a long time ago, i said father floyd, what makes you be able to do this over and over -- year in and year out? that you never burn out? that you have a constant source of enthusiasm for administering to the needs of people in need? he said when i was growing up, my parents told me that god loved poor people in a very special way. and so that we all must love them in a very special way. and that was his motivation and i believe the motivation of many of us gathered here today. i know it is of where you are father? father from u.s. f? thank you for being here. i see so many of you in the audience who have been so magnificent in this and here we are. coming together in a partnership, in a partnership between mercy housing; now it's mercy housing because it's the sisters of mercy, but it's mercy housing because that is what it is. and that is what it means to the people who benefit from it. and this collaboration with st. anthony's. the coming together of two forces of such magnitude, of

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rights, lawyers like johnson more, the floyd case clearly recognize the decision of floyd, the decision several months ago was gone, that the indignity and humiliation of being stopped and detained by police for no reason whatsoever except that you are a member of a racial group creates a psychological harm and is devastating. remember you have to put this in the context of what the city was saying to the world and in court. the city was basically arguing that because blacks and latinos commit or are arrested and charged with crimes at high levels, that we should use that measure to figure out who we are going to target. it got to the point of absurd ready when mayor bloomberg literally said if you look at the people who commit violent crime in the city of new york, white folks are being overstocked. white folks in new york are being stopped excessively and the two big points in the point that you just said, the first issue is i have been saying this for a long time but i am not here to decide on the effectiveness of stopped and frisked as crime prevention. because there are a lot of th

and pray for the best. >> floyd, what they say? >> come on. what's going on?ey saying anything? >> he's thinking. 7. crown me. >> so what happened, what happened, what happened? >> did they interrogate you? >> yeah. did they break you? >> break me? >> you know, like on "the closer." did they pull your fingernails out? did they strip search you? you can tell me. >> no, floyd. all they did was ask me questions and record my answers. >> right. okay. tell me later. >> detective, so, what's the deal with the assaults? >> well, we think they're connected to a wealthy land developer by the name of petey washington. >> that's the dude that owns all the property all over town. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. he got a church and a strip club on the same lot. man, you can go from the pole to the pew without crossing the street. and if you think about it, it's actually kind of genius. i mean, you can get your booty and your blessings in the same place. [ laughs ] >> you going to hell with gasoline drawers and a lit match. >> detective, what makes you so sure that it's petey? >> well

and joining me now are north carolina state senator floyd mckissic, james peterson and goldie taylor. thanks for joining me. >> thanks, rev. >> let me start with you senator mckissic. you've been fighting the voting law in north carolina. colin powell says it will backfire. what are you see strong ground? >> well, i hope colin powell is correct. i hope we'll be able to marshall all the troops, 3 to 6,000 people monday after monday while we were in session is, go throughout the state to the most important districts that there are and that we can get people out to vote. and i feel very confident that we can. there is litigation that has been filed in federal court and in state court, basically attacking all the voter suppression practices that have been implemented. the decrease of the early voting period by a week. back in 2008, we had over 700,000 people killed in the first week of early voting. in 2012 with an increase. those people won't have that right when this comes forth next time at the next election cycle. there is a multitude of things that have changed. same day voter regist

and agee was writing against the tradition of representing people like floyd burroughs as poster children for the depression and that's one of things you would really working on. working against. now, when he went to the south in 1936, his first inclination was actually to do a piece on union organizing in the south. and, in fact, i have a quote from his note buds what he describes giving the assignment, any was pretty important immediately. he writes, i was intensely interested to learn all i could about the unions, especially a straight communist sharecroppers union and he was my chance on that, too. i knew i could get help and get all this stuff. i intended to write three pieces. which led us quite sure i could beautifully hang themselves on their own will. and the third, a straight union peace starting with the inch by inch process of a couple of organizers opening up new territory right on through the night writing, et cetera and mushroomed into a history of both unions. and so from the very beginning the first person he called after receiving this assignment was a mechanic who was a

floyd versus the city of new york and the judge in that case described the tapes as smoking gun evidence of civil rights violations. i am told that there is going to be a decision in the case on in this week which might result for the first in memory of federal monitor being appointed to oversee the police department and that is a historic thing. in that respect he has had some success. just a couple of things and other characters in the book. there is another character in the book who went through a very similar thing in the bronx. he was one of these guys who grew up in washington heights during the period when washington heights was at dangerous area. he saw his career crash on the shoals of his numbers driven strategy and at some point he got sick of stopping and frisking black and hispanic men for no reason. he started objecting to that and they squeezed him just like they squeezed adrian. also in the book there is detective -- who eight years ago and i will just tell his story row quickly. the guy gets arrested for a knifepoint -- attempted knifepoint rape in an apartment and herna

. >> floyd, shut up. >> calvin, what happened? >> man!office kept bossing me around, so i got hard, and i told him off. telling me to do this and do that. stack the papers here. don't stack the papers there. file the papers. "go get me some coffee." i ain't gettin' you no coffee! >> that's right, son. i mean, i can't stand when people come all up in your spot telling you what to do, how to do it, where to do it, when to do it. please! >> kiki! >> huh? >> clean them clippers. >> yes, sir. so did you tell your boss? >> he was my boss. >> what? >> calvin. >> stupid. >> so what are you gonna do now? >> i say we march. >> shut up! >> i want to march. >> i'm gonna hide out here. if i tell my dad, he'll kick me out. >> you know what you gotta do now, youngster. you gotta go out and get another job. >> i know, but i don't know what i want to do. >> yo, you should go to the post office. my cousin just got put on there. he is getting paid! i mean, he keep getting mauled by dogs, too, but that's what benefits is for, okay? >> you know, you could be

. >> ladies and gentlemen, on that note, floyd has kindly agreed to sign his book. again, critics have given it an incredible review, and it's just a breathtaking book. i've read and it's breathtaking. i would strongly urge you to have your book signed by floyd but if you could just remain seated for about 20 seconds. my last question to float, could you tell us if the society for challenge into getting and the supreme court questioning? [laughter] >> certainly much more relaxing. >> actually. on outlook know, ladies and gentlemen, please join me in thanking one of the most brilliant scholars and lawyers that this nation has had that has impacted many of our lives on a regular basis. thank you. [applause] >> you are watching tv on c-span2. 48 hours of nonfiction authors and books every weekend. >> up next, booktv's peter slen into his office and one. this weaknesses concludes with military historian antony beevor followed by victorian era expert judith flanders. antony beevor talked about his research and writing on world war ii. he has written 10 nonfiction books.

table we'll go and say your chefs the right heads tell me all about it and you went and i appreciate floyd right ok and how did it go what did you see lots of planes taking off military planes presence of planes it's amazing when you walk down the runway and you can see a tuple of tool for performing stunts right above your head it's well it's amazing you get retiring and what about the business side of things. we talking deals have been over even with the with the marks air show last time it's held every two years the last time it went to love and it was deemed a very big success it was the record amount of deals worth more than ten billion dollars struck one deal in particular was a mega deal six billion dollars worth of twenty one mid-range passenger planes which can carry around two hundred people and it's going to be two. airbus a three twenty or boarding seventy seven so they actually sold more than fifty planes to a russian companies which was eventually worth six billion dollars so this time. experts are predicting even a bigger success despite what seems to be a less spectacular s

. >> come on, floyd. come on. i want you to check it out. come on, check it out. see the rims. they almost as big as the ones on my fire truck, man. >> whoo! >> come on, floyd! come on! >> wow! boy, you going to die. >> yo, calvin, are you crazy? why didn't you tell your pops you wasn't graduating? >> did you see that ride? >> yeah, you right, you right, you right. you know how many honeys to the gallon we can get in that thing? >> i got a girlfriend. >> okay, the only thing you need to be worried about is pulling your daddy's foot out of your butt when he finds out. >> yeah, kiki is right. you know you are wrong for this. >> okay, okay, i'm-a tell him. >> well, tell him soon, 'cause he gonna come in here and kill you, and i ain't cleaning that up. >> wrong. [ both laughing ] >> oh, my goodness. oh, my goodness. [ sighs ] hey... come on. let's go for a spin. let's go for a spin. come on. shotgun! >> [ chuckles ] he's talking about the shotgun in the car, man. >> oh, you -- >> yes. >> okay, y'all didn't see that. >> wow. >> you didn't see that. >> see, that's that

jurÍdicos que Él ha pagado, no se ha hecho justicia, allÁ la justicia es mÁs imparcial, lo digo porque floydr del mundo. >>> contactado por abogados de estados unidos, aunque los hechos fueron en guadalajara el caso podrÍa prosperar en los casos de california. >>> me dijeron que sÉ puede, por diferentes cosas, me explicaron entre inglÉs y espaÑol, son cosas que a veces uno no entien entiende. >>> dice que no ha podido retomar su carrera como boxeador. >>> un juez penal negÓ la orden por falta de pruebas, un tribunal superior determinÓ lo mismo, ahora la casa estÁ en la suprema corte de justicia de la naciÓn a travÉs de un juicio de amparo, primer impacto. >>> terror y muerte la agenda de una reuniÓn municipal en p pennsylvan pennsylvania. >>> un vecino matÓ a tres personas, luego saliÓ a recoger otra arma y regresÓ, varios asisten asistentes lo detuvieron y recibiÓ un balazo en la pierna. estaba furioso con el municipio por higiene de su propiedad y ahora lo esperan aÑos tras las rejas. >>> explosiÓn en un edificio en argentina, desde los balcÓnes pedÍan auxilio y los bajaron con ayuda de es

and here is floyd mckissick. floyd mckissick was the chair of the board of c.o.r.e., the congress of racial equality. he was standing in for james farmer, who was the executive director of c.o.r.e. well, farmer was in jail in louisiana and refused to come out of jail to participate in the march. and here is martin luther king, jr. a wonderful human being. he was my leader, my inspiration, my hero. i first met him in 1958 when i was 18 years old. this is eugene carson blake, who was head of the national council of churches. and this young man here is cleveland robinson. this man was almost blind, but no one wanted to say to him, "but you cannot walk with the group." and so he walked with us. this is rabbi joachim prince of the american jewish congress. he was born in berlin and moved to america during the late '30s. he moved to newark, new jersey, and became a leader, a spokesperson for civil liberty, civil rights. and this is joe rauh. he was one of the unbelievable leaders in the naacp. and this is the unbelieva

better that's what makes a big difference when you know bett when you know the truth and you think floydchurch with the people national married in tennessee bible with you learn more about the bible with you i will do when you tch with i would go to church when i lee don't remember what the pastor said the questions about the sen from okay do we stay at home until the ss the lorjesus christ or the holy spirit will take over at that time and instructors and started you will stay atome until he does i'm out of time and you want to live you will budge because you joy studying god's word chapter by chapter verse by verse let the lord speak and listen to him that he know you love him made his day and what when you ma his day if the makerwe are brought toou by your ties and offerings include up to you that w going to you what you do that blessing and he will always either me and always will issue a not the most important though you listened to be good to hear stadium is word every day in his word is a good day even the trouble to why because jesus your shoe is a living word for on earlier on a

floyd is the father of the team's head coach and pastor of arkansas' biggest mega-church, which owns and operates shiloh christian. >> i want us to bow together and prepare our hearts for the preaching of the word. about the mid-1990s, we decided that we really wanted to try to become a national football program. and with that, everything began to advance. so, we pray tomorrow that you'll help us do the very best we can. how do you explain what has happened here? i mean, you've got this little football program that has emerged to a national stage. the only way i could explain it is the favor of god. that's it. >> narrator: but it takes more than divine intervention to build an elite football program. it takes money and commitment. shiloh's coaches start the boys working out with weights as soon as the football season is over, and the team trains 12 months a year. >> if you're in a great high school program, you will spend more time working in high school than you will in college. a lot of people don't understand the way college works. in a full seven-day week, you have 20 hours to co

face selena and if won she will be featured on floyd may weather big pay per view under card on september 14. women boxing is exploding. >> the momentum is ready to take off witness. it's just grown mass i feel in. especially globally. so there's a lot of things going on and it's pretty cool to know that august 17 can pretty much set the stage of what america will view women boxing in the state's. >>reporter: pre-season football chargers and bears chicago scores fears cutler back shoulder throw to marshall for the defender. draped all over. charger play by turn overs. committed 4 in the game. philip rivers picked off by former cal state chris and another about bears recover. pre-season but players still do hit. hello. chargers receiver mike willy. really feels like he has 2 first names after the hit. flames everywhere. bears win 33 to 28. 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino both niners and raiders pre-season action. 49 percent big match up. smith in kansas city. the. >> that's fun. >> thanks larry. >> from whacky food combo growing in popularity. >> when we return. how pepsi >> l

face selena and if won she will be featured on floyd may weather big pay per view under card on september 14. women boxing is exploding. >> the momentum is ready to take off witness. it's just grown mass i feel in. especially globally. so there's a lot of things going on and it's pretty cool to know that august 17 can pretty much set the stage of ameri what amea will view women boxing in the state's. >>reporter: pre-season football chargers and bears chicago scores fears cutler back shoulder throw to marshall for the defender. draped all over. charger play by turn overs. committed 4 in the game. philip rivers picked off by former cal state chris and another about bears recover. pre-season but players still do hit. hello. chargers receiver mike willy. really feels like he has 2 first names after the hit. flames everywhere. bears win 33 to 28. 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino both niners and raiders pre-season action. 49 percent big match up. smith in kansas city. the. >> that's fun. >> thanks larry. >> from whacky food combo growing in popularity. >> when we return. how pepsi >

james: money by pink floyd. alan: money....don't know. james: that's all i got. angie: alright, how about she works hard for the money and money for nothing by dire straits. thanks guys. good job. tim biggam joins us on this friday morning for chart talk. happy friday to you tim. > >happy friday to you angie. > >not so happy for hewlett packard. this stock went into a hole on thursday and doesn't seem to be able to dig its way out. what do you think hpq? > >i don't think its gonna be digging its way out anytime soon either. certainly this had been---until the earnings report---one of best performing stocks here. one of the dogs of the dow. but after the report cratering in down some 15% post earnings. i think it will have trouble grinding higher from these levels. i'd be a buyer somewhere in the high teen level. so maybe another 10% lower from here. > >wow, so the floor is somewhere in the teens. let's move onto another stock. a housing stock. you talked about some of the homebuilders on the show the other day and one of our viewers was asking about pulte. what d

i see floyd from 78. i see marty from our police officers association. michelle and don from our sheriff's unions. ~ 798. i also want to recognize chief hayes white, and sheriff mirkarimi, thank you all for being here and for showing your support. i want to introduce someone i felt was really important to make sure that we connect how this is going to affect the members of our first responder department on an individual basis. and i want to introduce someone who has been a part of the sheriff's department for ten years here in san francisco formerly a cadet here in city hall, now part of the investigative services unit, has been renting in san mateo, i understand, for the last five years and is looking to purchase a home here in san francisco. and one of those first responders that we are proud to have not only working for us as a city, but someone that we want to encourage to live within our city limits. allow me to introduce to you mercy ambat. (applause) >> first of all, i want to thank everybody for being here today. my name is merci ambat. i'm so pr

face selena and if won she will be featured on floyd may weather big pay per view under card on september boxing is exploding. >> the momentum is ready to take off witness. it's just grown mass i feel in. especially globally. so there's a lot of things going on and it's pretty cool to know that august 17 can pretty much set the stage of what america will view women boxing in the state's. >>reporter: pre-season football chargers and bears chicago scores fears cutler back shoulder throw to marshall for the defender. draped all over. charger play by turn overs. committed 4 in the game. philip rivers picked off by former cal state chris and another about bears recover. pre-season but players still do hit. hello. chargers receiver mike willy. really feels like he has 2 first names after the hit. flames everywhere. bears win 33 to 28. 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino both niners and raiders pre-season action. 49 percent big match up. smith in kansas city. the. >> that's fun. >> thanks larry. >> from whacky food combo growing in popularity. >> when we return. how pepsi if you're like

was waging a war on the people of new york and beyond in the floyd case was specific to the stop and frisk issues remember the n.y.p.d. surveillance unit was invading jurisdictions as far away as connecticut and massachusetts right without the authorization of those restrictions on muslim communities in new jersey as well so you're saying that there was actually no you know even if there was a correlation it's completely erroneous because it's a complete violation of civil liberties so it's just a threat it's also just they're picking out one year when really this is a decade long program we're talking about your constitutional rights are not contingent on the effectiveness of a government program prayed exactly did you agree with the judge's ruling or do you think it went far enough i certainly think that the judge ruled the right way on the claims that were brought before her but unfortunately there are issues with the n.y.p.d. that weren't included in the case particularly because this case was narrowly denominated about the stop and frisk issues and just expand what we mean there

today's industrial machines may have been you know we started using these powders very successful floyd but almost this is the positive properties you feel boys. will be feeding the materials you know if you modify the tire i feel like you do feel very stable and you case the structure doesn't change time little tool to play at the moment so like you know if they can be used is decades think you're never properties would remain tracting unchanged. and the benefits don't end there it's also offers better equipped for vehicles reduce noise levels as well as increased resistance to roasting in cracking in addition to all the safety and economic benefits it also provides the perfect solution to the world's growing tide disposal problem but i bet these workers are just glad that they won't have to do this section of road again for another couple of decades i'm afraid that's all for today but with the rise asphalt been using creasing throughout the world i'm sure more of you will enjoy the ride. exactly what happened that day i don't know but a woman got killed. piers later is when i got arre

but with no idea when you'll work or even if you'll be paid and that's the situation for a million floyd on zero hours contracts get the details for that and the rest of the world's top headlines in just a moment. could you take three. three. three. three. three. three blog. for your media project free media r t v dot com. technology innovation all the developments from around russia. the future. but he sees things that sighted people don't notice. these. things most people never do they call him disabled but he's the world's first deaf and blind doctor of science. professor. of. the great life. it's all to live from moscow with me rory sushi the kaiser report soon but for now the former egyptian president hosni mubarak ousted in the two thousand and eleven revolution he could be freed from jail later today at the release was ordered off to a corruption case against the toppled dictator was finally settled though mubarak will however be back in court within a few days for a retrial over a separate accusations that he ordered the killing of hundreds of protesters that was now two years ag

amount of waste including radioactive water which then has to be dumped somewhere the toxic drill floydsalso contaminated the ground slowing spread spreading through the earth near the drill site and to top it off a tremendous amount of highly potent greenhouse gases are released during the entire process to war think the environmental impact of conventional oil and gas exploration so those are the dangers but why isn't the government worried as much as others and. candidates for the green party believes it's because one is fully vested with big business. the links between of government and the fossil fuel industries are there for all to see and therefore you know there's got to be strong suspicions of vested interest is interest their work it's no big surprise until we get a massive change in a change of government in this country the policies are going to chinese are going to look in off of the parties in these big companies campaign the model is focused on going to be the size of a core so a lot of these toy hall and areas affected by this industry. and that's before. the whole countr