banderas, veamos lo que respondiÓ es actor espaÑol cuando le preguntaron sobre su pareja melanie griffith artistas nacionales internacionales, y hoy le toca el turno a mr antonio banderas que ha venido sin su queridÍsima melanie griffith para presentar la gala. el festival starlight, le une cada aÑo a personalidades del mundo empresarial, la mÚsica y la moda, marta sÁnchez, ricky martin, y alejandro fernÁndez, son sÓlo algunas de las estrellas que han dicho presente. >> uno de los festivales donde van a ver artistas dejando su alma, quiero ser parte de esto. >> es la primera vez que publicaba estar en el festival, y quiero ganarme a los espaÑoles. >> este fin de semana se celebrÓ la quinta edición de la gala,tienes ocasiÓn antonio banderas llegÓ acompaÑado de la crisis mia farrow, es la primera vez que asiste al evento sin su ex compaÑera melanie griffith de quiense separÓ recientemente despuÉs de casi 20 aÑos de matrimonio. siempre te he visto acompaÑado de melanie, cÓmo te encuentras, cÓmo estÁs? >> bien, lo que pasa es que lleguÉ a un acuerdo con melanie de no hablar de nuestros temas

banderas, veamos lo que respondiÓ es actor espaÑol cuando le preguntaron sobre su pareja melanie griffithmelanie griffith para presentar la gala. el festival starlight, le une cada aÑo a personalidades del mundo empresarial, la mÚsica y la moda, marta sÁnchez, ricky martin, y alejandro fernÁndez, son sÓlo algunas de las estrellas que han dicho presente. >> uno de los festivales donde van a ver artistas dejando su alma, quiero ser parte de esto. >> es la primera vez que publicaba estar en el festival, y quiero ganarme a los espaÑoles. >> este fin de semana se celebrÓ la quinta edición de la gala,tienes ocasiÓn antonio banderas llegÓ acompaÑado de la crisis mia farrow, es la primera vez que asiste al evento sin su ex compaÑera melanie griffith de quiense separÓ recientemente despuÉs de casi 20 aÑos de matrimonio. siempre te he visto acompaÑado de melanie, cÓmo te encuentras, cÓmo estÁs? >> bien, lo que pasa es que lleguÉ a un acuerdo con melanie de no hablar de nuestros temas personales, y quiero comportarme como un caballero. >> el 100% de los fondos recaudados serÁn utilizados para mejora

the commission chooses to adapt the ellis act preference we'll include the preferences at alice griffith. the e i p is applicable with the loan agreements and ground leases all of which are subject to commission approval. per the housing prelims that ocii has with oc d mc d provides the marketing plan and so provides staff to implement the application of the ellis act housing preference. staff present this proposed inclusion of this preference in ocii assisted projects to c cac and hunters point shipyard and tb transbay and all were supportive of the proposal. so if approved today staff will work with the developers to incorporate this into the document and in the plans that the ocii will review and approve. per the housing prelims mou they're required to provide marketing reports within 90 gais days of completion with the marketing prongs. that includes the information on the applicable applicants with religions to the ellis act so we'll get feedback send e at the end of the martha project. so consistent with the recommendation of the board of supervisors which consider the ellis act pr

. >> "the andy griffith show," mayberry is a kinder, gentler place.t would be hard not to want to live there. >> the core of the "andy griffith show" was this rock at the center of it. a calm wisdom. >> i have taken the best parts of myself and people that i've known all my life and put them into andy taylor. i hope there comes a time when you have to stop the play acting and tell the truth. >> don't you believe me, pa? don't you, pa? >> people appreciate emotional honesty. they appreciate it more than laughs. it's great if you can achieve both simultaneously, and the "andy griffith show" actually did that very often. for a sitcom it shows unexpected depth. >> we think of the new format, the second dance number should come before the big sketch. >> gee, i don't know. >> i like it. >> now i like it. >> me, too. >> i like it, too. >> what do you know? look at that tie you're wearing. >> i only wrote what i knew about which was my life. and if you're writing about that, nobody can say that's not true. it is true, i'm living it. >> on the "dick van dyke s

long attempt of 46 coming up for griffith. >> brian: and that's lane kiffin taking the variables outtion. going to throw a screen. if it's not there, just dump it. i think you're going to see that through the first month or month and a half of the season from lane kiffin with the quarterback is managing the game from the sideline. and that's going to take away some of the play making ability. but you have to do what you have to do. >> dave: griffith, 35 yard attempt, and he has been perfect today. that makes it a ten-point lead again. he's four of four on field goals. and alabama back up 33-23. [ female announcer ] you never know what might be out there. the ambulance racing by you. the ambulance chaser... chasing the ambulance. a rollerblader with headphones who's oblivious to everything. the cab driver who's checking out the rollerblader. it's 360 degrees of chaos out there. but with driver-assist technology, including a blind spot system and a rear-view camera, the ford fusion will help tell you when it's coming. ♪ the ford fusion will help tell you when it's coming. guess the mcm

jerome griffith, tumi holdings ceo and president.e you. >> thanks. >> this is the first interview since you came out with numbers and beat on revenue. what is driving it right now? people might say there is a good correlation between a strong healthy consumer and higher price point luggage. >> there is product innovation is driving the company forward. we've been innovating on a lot of different fabrics and styles over the last several years, and adding different product lines and opening a lot more stores. liz: show some of the new product line and cameras are on it. talk about what makes it new, i see different colors. in my house, we have a bunch of tumi, it's all back. >> technical innovation is the story. we work on durable and lightweight fabrics and introduced color. people particularly as they have more wome workplace, people want color and want to see the products as stylish. liz: or if they want to differentiate between their suitcase and somebody elses. >> which is always difficult on the belt. liz: these are not inexpensi

almost 200 years every generation of americans has taken care to preserve our system and the inat the griffith our institutions against the particular pressures and emergencies to which every time is subject. i subscribe to that. quoting further, the founding fathers clearly did not mean that a president might be impeached for mistakes, even serious mistakes. these quotes i would like to direct some of my attention to. but first let me go back and put our present situation into the proper perspective. we're now in the final stages of review of some 15 months of the most intensive investigation of any president of the united states. perhaps of any man. the senate select committee or watergate committee spent some 18 months and over $2 million in its investigation. the grand jury is in washington, d.c. spent over $225,000 in their proceedings since june of 1972. the special prosecutors have been at their task since may 1973 at a cost of over $2.8 million and the house judiciary committee staff of some 100 have been working since january at a cost of over $1.17 million. there are reams of paper,

so dw griffith has been making short films on wrongdoing: island and is an actress if you look on imdb she's writing screenplays for these. for the weekly she controls her editor into paying for flying lessons at the belmont park. she becomes the first woman to fly across the english channel and develops and designs her suit which is a one-piece flying suit that covered address. they were so formative they didn't even use seat belts until 1910 and 1911 and whether harriet was wearing a restrained is unclear. it was a great privilege for me. i would love to take some questions. remember you have to wait for the microphone. anyone clicks yes sir. wait. you didn't ring out that he di died. some of the people may not have bought it yet. [laughter] >> he lets the cat out of the bag. to me, there was a space you just mentioned about the horizontal left. you didn't go into too much detail about how the other things you were speaking about on what they were doing but that lead me with a blank on how they actually came to put the propeller. most of it is a balancing act in a book like this. mos

griffith griffith's questions, you led the team that made healthcare.gov usable in october, correct? >> that's correct. >> i want to ask you, you have all of those years of experience and expertise in information technology specifically in the health care arena. how much should healthcare.gov have cost? >> that's a really good question. and i'm not sure i know the answer to it. it is a -- it is not unusual for large scale health projects, for example, i can think of big project kaiser permanente when they installed records, cost a billion dollars to put in place. it is hard to know what the benchmark is to build a consumer facing website instead of back end systems that connect to 50 states, to medicaid plans, to insurance companies. so i'm not quite sure. >> let me help you a little bit because i don't know if you remember or not, but my background is a 30-year information technology professional. i have been through the lessons learned and the trial by error of trying to project costs of complex it systems like this. the gao says we spent nearly a billion dollars on this, with the

proud of user you and congratulations and guideline to you (clapping) esmeralda rodriguez from alice griffith (clapping) all right. our senior that graduated from phillip and salisbury ton high school going off to 70 state and esmeralda had her debut with the mayor on sunday we're proud of your accomplishments and our mom olympic is here and our family is proud of you congratulations (clapping) so do we actually have the scholarships i'm looking at we'll be providing those to you. okay. so we'll be providing those to you shortly and congratulations. (clapping.) >> don't worry folks the money is going to come i'll make sure the money is coming. a lot of folks absolutely i next, we have this management you've been president of the board of supervisors i think you've been president there longer than than i have been in the plod police department >> good morning who's excited for the class of 2014. i know there are a lot of folks to thank but i'm going to ask a couple of individuals to stand up can all of you who are apparent of students could you please stand up to be recognized. thank you (clap

se dice que es una joven diseÑadora de espaÑa, y Él estÁ en divorcio de su ex, melanie griffith. >> todoe nueve horas pasaron artistas de la talla de el dasa, camila, la arrolladora banda el limÓn, ludacris y luis coronel. >> en un stage tan importante, en uno de los primeros donde me presentÉ. >> el dasa enloqueciÓ a sus seguidoras, tan pronto bajÓ del escenario dijo que jamÁs permitirÁ que la fama se le suba a la cabeza. >> siempre me dicen que siga como soy, algo las cosas pensando que maÑana se puede acabar todo. >> camila llegÓ a poner el toque romÁntico a la fiesta. >> un pÚblico que estÁ acostumbrado a escuchar buena mÚsica, aquÍ estÁn los mejores cantantes... poder cantar para ellos y ver la respuesta tan bella y la comuniÓn que habÍa con nosotros se siente bonito. >> don renÉ camacho desmintiÓ nuevamente estÁ distanciado de uno de sus hijos que inesperadamente abandonÓ la agrupaciÓn la arrolladora banda limÓn. >> yo estoy aquÍ para decir la verdad, tengo una relaciÓn muy bonita con mis hijos. si se va por dos dÍas o tres meses de la banda, lo puede hacer. >> es hijo del dueÑo. >

griffith for five minutes. >> thank you mr. slavitt for being here this morning and you testified you were previously employed by optim q. ssi. is that correct and i think i heard you say in your opening statement that you left their employee three weeks ago. is that also correct? >> a little bit longer. that's correct. >> how long? >> i can get you the exact date. >> i don't need the exact date. here's the question. you now work for cms and from i understand you are a very talented individual and it's a good thing for cms by the finders did your testimony as well you indicated your previous employer is managing the web site as systems integrator. is that correct? >> that is correct. >> been a natural question is an oversight committee is how were you able to manage your former employer and doesn't this create a conflict of interest? >> thank you for the question. congressman as you know there's an ethics pledge that i signed and along with that disposed of all of my stock basically that i had in the company. >> to be clear you

in india, he named his transport the old fox for clark griffith, the senator's owner. lewis ended up flying more than 350 admissions over the him la yas and to china. this was a -- really a new thing. nobody had done anything like this before. so the project nine combat team would not be able to call upon existing forces in the region for support, everything from cigarettes to combat aircraft would have to be planned for before they headed out. phil cochran said, we had to figure out what aircraft we wanted, what we wanted them for, how many pilots we needed, how many mechanics we needed and how much ammunition you need. there wasn't any animal like this in the air force. we were inventing a whole new animal for the air force zoo. there was no precedent, he said. the mules -- i'm not going to read that. that's too long. this is interesting. i did tell you that these guys were fairy young. let me just tell you. some of you may have heard of a guy named lord lewis who was the supreme commander in the southeast asia command. he came out to the airfield where they were tra

griffith s griffith's questions, you led the team that made healthcare.gov usable in october, correct? >> that's correct. >> i want to ask you, you have all of those years of experience and expertise in information technology specifically in the health care arena. how much should healthcare.gov have cost? >> that's a really good question. and i'm not sure i know the answer to it. it is a -- it is not unusual for large scale health projects, for example, i can think of big project kaiser permanente when they installed records cost a billion dollars to put in place. it is hard to know what the benchmark is to build a consumer facing website instead of back end systems that connect to 50 states, to medicaid plans, to insurance companies. so i'm not quite sure. >> let me help you a little bit because i don't know if you remember or not but my background is a 30-year information technology professional. i have been through the lessons learned and the trial by error of trying to project costs of complex it systems like this. the gao says we spent nearly a billion dollars on this, with the c

first was griffith stadium where howard universn stand. during nearly 30 years there, the redskins shared this stadium with baseball's washington senators. in 1961, the team move need rfk, originally named d.c. stadium. while there, jack cancook took ownership and planned for the third stadium, fedex field. that opened in 1997 and the team's leasehegoor anothe13 y >> only on news 4 tonight, prince george's county shelter is in danger of losing its home. it is called house of help city of hope at kingdom village. it helps victims of domestic violence. the building is for sale but as reported now, the group that rinse the shelter is trying to buy it. >> cayogi seven more days to comep thhe $23,000? >> yes, as long as -- >> bishop srley holloway is relieved. she now has an extra week to keep the shelter open for domestic violence victims and homeless people. she called news 4 for help. >> you dimo in 30 minutes than we've able to o do in the last six months. you got me the extension. >> the shelter has been open for about four years and in ex

a guy, sam griffith, he posted, i grew up poor. my mother was a diehard fdr democrat.urned 18, the first president i voted for was ronald reagan. my mother was beside herself. she asked me, why would i vote for him? her, i did not plan on staying poor. this is our message. [applause] this is what we stand for. we want to win date in these midterms? do you want to win big in 2016? listen to a guy who still wants to believe in the american dream. the little guy. who might not afford a seat at froufrou of the grudgesers, but we don't success. they celebrated. and they want to achieve it themselves by doing right. make government live within its means. keep it limited. protect liberties. allow prosperity. it is understanding that the constitution is not a tool for government to restrain the people. as patrick henry said, it's an instrument for the people to restrain the government. [applause] what's right is standing for freedom, and a culture of life, and respecting our united states military, and letting free markets create jobs, and securing the borders to protect those

melanie griffith has that thing. >>> so last time you were here was 2012. you brought in a few pictures. >> i just got to repeat again, came here in 1983 back from l.a. by '85 they were looking around and somebody ran down the street, got ahold of us and this is what she looked like then. is she cute? look at that. >> that is when frank used to call me helmet head. >> and the years went by. we had good times. i got just a couple of pictures here to show you. every time we took a picture she was really all over me. look at this. >> look at that hair. >> wouldn't leave me alone. >> finally we got married and i was the king. that's all there is to it. this is the final picture here. look at her. you ever seen her happier than that? leaning all over me. great people on the show. you do right now, too. >> not really, we get all the leftovers. >> did you love perry comeaux. >> we used to have a place in florida that regis took a vacation and went down the canals going perry looking for him. >> it's me, regis, where are you? >> hoda and i tease all the time about

. >> glor: a hell can't rescued in the griffith park this morning, a chronic problem, amateur hikerscross the country who wander off the beaten trail and can't get back to safety. carter evans tells us tonight emergency workers have had enough. >> reporter: in the mountains of southern california, this is becoming an all too familiar site, la county sheriff search and rescue reserve chief mike leum. >> we are probably go going to set a report record of 2275 mission which is ten percent above last year. >> many of those rescues happen here in eaton canyon just outside of la, on a trail where five people have died since 2009 and hundreds have been rescued after scaling canyon walls to see a remote waterfall. >> nathan judy is with the u.s. forest service. >> they think they can get up there and they turn around and look down below them and wonder how they will get back. there is the view looking down. one section of the trail is appropriately named acrophobia ridge. it closed officially on august 1st and even though the warning signs were up several days before, this couple tried it an

this liquor sotre owner has >> david letterman is next with kathy griffith. >> our next newscast at 4d playing "late show" theme ) the heart of broadway, broadcasting across the nation and around the world, it's the "late show" with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. and now, the last honest used cardaler, david letterman! captioning sponsored by worldwide pants and cbs

leigh griffith told us: "i had a d.w.i. when i was 17. i am now 45. i still note it on my application as i am afraid they would find it in a background check and that would disqualify me for the position. but do they disqualify me automatically because i admit i had a d.w.i.? impossible to know." jackie ryan offered this: "me and my husband both have criminal records. we are law abiding citizens who have paid the price for our crimes. however, we will never be able to get better than manual labor jobs due to discrimination." but johnny medina had a different take: "considering that i have been hampered by this for years, i can speak on it. yes, it is okay. i brought this trouble on myself." then there are cases like kevin jones, who, as we reported, lost a job offer because he was mistaken for another kevin jones. beverly marler sowa wrote: "google your name and see how many people with the same name show up. the chances of mixing you up with someone else are huge." as always, let us know what you think of our stories on twitter, facebook or at newsho

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. >> oh, yes, where you have gone, andy griffith, mayberry has apparently up and left us.heriff fights real crime nowadays. >> the crime you see here is the same crime you would see in any city, just a smaller version. >> neighbors tend to know more of each other's business than they might in tuscaloosa, for example. which can be a bit of a nuisance, as you're about to see, if you need to keep a secret, especially, for example, if your secret is about murder. >>> to begin with, this thoughtful young woman was just a girl of 17 back in '07 when it things started coming apart in the way things do when parents don't talk about it. kelsey mayfield saw that troubled look in her home's eyes, her mother teresa. >> i could tell she was just very stressed. >> everclear to you what she was stressed about? >> money would be the main thing. she just wanted to make sure she had enough money to take care of her family. >> kelsey's dad had to work two job, neither of which paid very well, just to keep his head above water. >> very hardworking man. it took two jobs to take care of our fam

griffith for do five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i do appreciate that. mr. slavitt, thank you for being here this morning. you indicated and testified you're previously employed by optum qssi, correct?yo >> that's correct. >> i think i heard you say you k left there three weeks ago, is that correct?d y >> a little longer than that, that's correct. corre >> how long?ct >> i could get you the exact date. how >> i don't need the exact date. between three and four weeks. >i >> something in that nature, yeah.. >> here's the question. you now work for cms. and from what i understand cms. you're very talented individuale and that's a good thing for cms. but if i understood your testimony as well, you indicatel that your previous employer is managing the website as the systems integrator, is that correct?e >> that's correct. >> okay. so then the natural question as an oversight committee is how o are you able to manage your former employer and doesn't thiy create a conflict of interest? >> sure.create a yeah. thank you for the question. so congressman there is, as y

que es una joven diseÑadora de espaÑa, Él estÁ en trÁmite de divorcio de su ex, la actriz melanie griffith. >> primero que nada, agradecido. ya habÍan varias personas esperando. >> el dasa enloqueciÓ a sus seguidoras, y tan pronto bajÓ del escenario asegurÓ que ja mÁs permitirá que la fama se le suba a la cabeza. >> el dÍa que yo me crea algo, ese dÍa estoy perdido, en el el ejemplo mÁs grande que he tomado de artistas, de mi seÑora madre que me dice que sea como yo soy. es el ejemplo que podemos tomar todos. >> cami le puso el toque romÁntico a la fiesta. >> los Ángeles es un pÚblico acostumbrado a escuchar buena mÚsica, es el centro del entretenimiento del mundo, asÍ que poder cantar para ellos, y ver la puesta tan bella, y la comuniÓn que habÍa con nosotros, se siente bonito. >> camacho, de la banda limÓn, negÓ estar distanciado de uno de sus hijos que abandonÓ la agrupaciÓn. >> todos tenemos una muy bonita relaciÓn, mi hijo se va, y la gente especula cosas. llevo una relaciÓn muy bonita con mis hijos y ahÍ estamos. si se va por dos dÍas de la banda, o dos meses, regresa, Él es camacho.

jennifer griffith joins us live with more. >> a show down in baghdad could make it difficult for the u.s. to work through the iraqi central government. the president of iraq a kurd decided not to renominate maliki. he ordered troops and tanks to protect his office in the green zone and gave no indication of planning to step aside. our hope is that mr. maliki will not stir the waters. one thing all iraqis need to know. there will be little international support what so ever from anything that deviates from a legitimate constitutional process. >> the u.s. continued air strikes on isis targets today and delivered a fourth round of humanitarian air drop. they dropped 74,000 meals to stranded yazidis refugee. and drinking water. administration officials say that u.s. help will be limited in scope. >> in the end, it is iraq's responsibility. we can help and we will. but our role is limited and the president is clear. we will not, the united states, will not go back into iraq in any combat mission like we were once in. >> in an about-face. the administration is bypassing the central governm

following on the heels of c griffith duchess siegfried's men, thomas recalled a deadly ever treat for eight guns on our right. the firepower forced thomas to admit his first regiment men will be mowed down like grass. torment -- thomas ordered the troops back. they had to move through the masses all white troops already which is also honeycombed. his attempts to rally will be met with jim. -- doom. thomas here on the left. colonel, who gets himself all dandied up, he has on the best coat, hat. he will stand on top of earthworks and tried to encourage his men. he will get shot down. robert beauchamp wrote his soldiers and their attempt to charge the confederates, there was no flinching on their part. they can to shoulder like true soldiers ready to face the enemy and it to death on the battlefield. but the thing for a moment of an effective charge in that death valley under a moderate fire jammed with other troops confused and broken up as we were. officers are going down. heavy confederate artillery fire. an infantry unit on the confederate side is beginning to move up. commanded by t

jennifer griffith live in the pent govenlt>>> there is a now report on how hillary clinton likes to travel in style. along with hundreds of thousands in speaking fee. there is a long list of demand. luxury hotel rooms and demands a gulf stream jet. james has more on this. >> reporter: even if you have a chance to have hillary clinton accept your invitation to speak, you will be willing to pony up to 300 grand and a chartered 450 gulf stream for the sole use of mrs. clinton and her party and round trip business seats. and book a presidential hotel suite. her lead travel aide will get a 500 sti pend and all meals and phone charges are picked up. and a sten on ograver whose transcript will go to mrs. clinton. 90 minutes of mrs. clinton's time and taking of 50 photos with no more than 100 people including the 20 guests she brings with her. no advertising without mrs. clinton's permission and 0 press coverage. there are many details embedded in writers. and others involving alcohol and how high up the hotel swoet may be. for secretary clinton it is not the first time details have leaked out. bu