it was presented to me as a mural by heidi.video presentation being shown] [applause] >> i want to thank harry, who is here, with the special ed department to make sure we got the dvd here and chief technology officer who provided the technical assistance to get this shown. so i don't know if the board has any questions or comments for heidi and/or artistic director, who is on hand. >> i would like to point out that that video was created by students in the media department . our school has so much talent. thank you for having me here and showing the video. as rachel norton said, we are a community-based class that focuses on life skills and getting students prepared for after public education and getting ready for adult programs. and we look for our students' passions and learn to foster those passions. this was an incredible example of finding a talent and fostering that talent. being a community-based program, we are lucky we get to find the san francisco master arts program. we are volunteering, working, learning life skill

>> yes, and she did. >> reporter: heidi hid lilly in her home for months, being careful to keep them away from windows, covering lilly in a raincoat when they walked to the car, filling the back seat with shopping bags to hide the stowaway as they drove off. >> yes, he was looking for me. >> reporter: but her employer had no idea lilly was hiding next door. heidi taught lilly english, hired her a lawyer, and opened the door to lilly's american dream. >> we are all humans, so we all have justice. >> reporter: lilly got hers. she now has a greencard, lives in san francisco with her husband and baby girl. but lilly wouldn't have had her happy ending -- >> i did take a risk. it's true. >> reporter: if not for the hero who risked everything to save her. jessica aguirre, nbc bay area news. >> you may be wondering what happened to the people who held lilly captive. nothing. that's because the man, as you heard, was diplomat. he had immunity, and they couldn't prosecute him. instead, the embassy quietly sent him back to his country. and you can see more on lilly's story and other human traff

then heidi picked up an small clues and then one day -- >> i decided if i see heidi i would just pack my stuff and run to her and ask her to help me.c: >> reporter: and she did? >> yes, she did. >> heidi hid lily in her home for months being careful to keep her away from windows, covering ler in a raincoat when they walked to the car, filling the to seat with shopping bagscc1: hide the stowaway as they drove off. her employer had no idea lily was hiding next door. heidi taught lily english, hired her a lawyer and opened the door to lily's american dream. >> we are all human so we all have adjusted. >> reporter: lily got hers. she now what has a green card, lives in san francisco with her husband and baby girl, but lil bli wouldn't have had her happy ending -- risk, it is acc1: true. >> reporter: -- if not for the hero who risked everything to save her. jessica o'geary, bay area news. >> concerns over rising oilcc1: prices could impact wall street again today. for more on that and news before the bell, we'll turn to courtney reagan live at cnbc world headquarters. good morning, courtne

it was presented to me as a mural by heidi. [video presentation being shown]

pretty impressive, heidi. i love that. >>> coming up, nba drama.ten college hoop battles, and a player giving up millions so he doesn't have to play for one team. >>> plus. the nets try to block out the sun in new jersey. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> so much for in like a lion and out like a lamb. give that lion a pair of sunglasses. your tuesday forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, it's common to hear folks complain about professional athletes and their salaries these days. but the case of mike dippy is truly unique. here's nbc's fred rot(jru)u$ an early look at all your sports headlines. >>> good morning. you know a team is bad when a guy turns down millions to play for them. that's the choice mike biddy made. after being traded to the washington wizards, bibby refused to play and forfeited $4.6 million. for that's kind of money, i'd pay for the washington generals. you can't put a price on happiness and no one likes to lo

es bodega se qu de lo que hizo jaime camil, y le dice cobarde, el darle el anillo de compromiso a heidy cinco anillos. >>> lo que hizo jaime, fue como dar la cuota para un carro, y lo apartó. >>> pero tiene que pagar el carro. >>> cada pareja tiene su dinámica a lo mejor, no necesitael papelito. >>> anabel dime que una mujer que tiene 7 años, con jaime, no va a querer el anillito. >>> el anillito definitivamente lo quiso, lo quiere y lo tiene en el dedo pero el que es un prestado esste hombre, qué tiene que andar opinando. >>> se le preguntó, porque plutarco siempre se espera que declare así. >>>veremos qué le dice jaime. vamos a la pausa, y al regresar el tijeretazo del día, quién decide lanzarse a la política ya regresamos. ♪♪♪♪. ♪♪♪♪. >>> señores la noticia que tomó a todos por sorpresa e la separación de lucero y mijares, y anocha ella llegó a méxico veamos qué ocurrió. >>> después del escándalo de la fotografía, donde se la ve con el supuesto novio aparece y aclara quién es. >>> ya lo aclare esa persona no es esa persona, es eduardo jenquel, y no es mi novio, y no hablare de mi vid

years ago was with barbara and heidi and one of the first things people asked me to do that occurred was they were really great if we could have all the data about women in the federal government in one place and here it is. your observations about why that is important. >> i am happy to do that. thank you for the report. it is beautiful. has a data lover myself i am -- it is a happy day for me. it is important to bring the data together on all of these issues affecting women today because it helps us to really begin a conversation about how the various struggles and challengess women face, how they interplay with one another. will get the wage gap. we have been stuck for a while now. we haven't made progress. if you look at the public debate, people looking for very simple solutions. we just need to negotiate better. women need to make better choices. some of that may be true but if you look at this report, if you look at labor within the home you can see that if women are spending more time taking care of the kids and the house work that gives them less time to devote to being a su

republicans say it makes good sense than they call it an heidi logical attack. saying that the organization does not need funds and that the gop had been hijacked by the tea party. >>> a federal judge today ruled as prosecutors cannot use those voice mail messages against bonds and the slugger's personally trial. the messages were left for his misstress. they had hoped the intensity of the messages which shows he was suffering from road rage. today they said those messages were at most marginal. they argued he lido when he said he never knowingly received steroids or any injection from his trainer. >>> and the district attorney's office will drop about a dozen cases involving arrests by the county's central narcotic task force. the former commander of that task force is currently facing felony drug charges for allegedly conspiring with former private investigator christopher butler to sell stolen evidence. the da's office has identified and viewed about 40 pending cases. it's estimated a one third of those will be dismissed because his role in those cases. >>> a

. >> let's see here -- >> oh, i'm heidi hartman, institute for women's policy institute. i am a labor economist, so now i'm confused between what andrew and adam said, but andrew, you were implying the class is 1.6 million and half of them no longer work at wal-mart and therefore they are only in it for the money. i took that to be a delegitimizing comment and therefore this class is, you know, a bunch of grubby women in it for the money. i would like to suggest the people who are past employees and no longer at wal-mart, given how big an employer wal-mart is, they have -- and where they are located, often in rural areas where there's a monopoly position by driving out the small retail businesses, given women who are low paid and in retail tend to have high turnover rates and wal-mart is the big employer, they likely already over the course of 10-15 years worked at wal-mart many times. they are likely to be interested in the relief because should they work at wal-mart again, which most of them have probably already done, you know, they want promotion and good policies the

. >> i'm heidi hartman, institute for policy's women's. i am a labor economist so now i'm a little confused about what andrew and adam said. in your presentation andrew you're implying that the class is 1.8 million, or 1.6 million, and half of them no longer work at wal-mart. and, therefore, their only in it for the money. i took that to be a somewhat delegitimizing type of comment, therefore this class is kind of a bunch of grumpy women in it for the money. i would like to suggest that people who are past employees, no longer at wal-mart, given how big an employer wal-mart is, and where they're located which is often rural areas, would have a monopoly position, they have already driven out all the small retail businesses, given that women who are low-paid and in retail tenant of high turnover rates and given that wal-mart is the biggest employer, they are very likely have over the course of 10 or 15 years worked at wal-mart many times. so they are likely to be interested in the injunctive relief because should the work at wal-mart again,

: for the supreme court, the issue will come down to finding the right balance, says law professor heidi li feldman. >> if you permit this case to go forward, you're giving other classes a template for bringing this sort of case. and if you don't allow this sort of class to go forward, then you've really cut off the only avenue available right now to attack that problem. >> reporter: the supreme court won't decide if walmart discriminated against women. by june, it is expected to decide if some of those women can bring their case together as a class action law suit. darren gersh, "nightly business report," washington. >> suzanne: hey, tom, pretty quiet day here at the exchange today as investors are kind of waiting on the sidelines for all these numbers that are coming out later this week, you know, the big one on friday. >> tom: yeah, lots of economic data still to come here this week no doubt about if suzanne, maybe that is why we saw a little lighter volume overall. and just some smaller moves for the major indices. let's get ebb updated with tonight's market focus. >> tom: some small

there was a time when the worst thing that happened to charlie sheen was the heidi fleiss scandal. >>itter overnight. he tweeted something, as only he could. >> right. >> he says, the title of my book has finally been delivered through vast and extensive lunar channels,

took place they had been evacuated and they're now being treated for radiation sickness receiving heidi not that they have got sickness but it just as a precaution and if need be they're being quarantined also in this at that power plant number two in that same area of focus shima people are being told to stay indoors within that influencer radius now also being told. given some advice should they have been outside and they should cover their face trying to avoid breathing in any of the radiations they cover their mouth and nose. cover of any exposed areas of skin also when they get inside from coming in from the outside and they should wash and scrub themselves start early and avoid drinking tap water because the fear is that back is also contaminate since. russia says it's increasing energy supplies to japan following a request from. the grieving she what exactly is moscow pledging to do. well russia has stepped into the breach with energy aid for japan japan used to draw thirty percent of all of its energy from nuclear power stations and that of course is being suffered terrible. to

took place they have been evacuated and they're now being treated for radiation sickness receiving heidi not that they have got sickness but it just as a precaution and. they're being quarantined also in this of that power plant number two in that same area fukushima people are being told to stay indoors within that and once a radius met also being told. given some advice should they have been outside and they should travel their face don't try to avoid breathing in any of the radiation so covered in mouth or nose cover up any exposed areas of skin or so when they get inside from coming in from the outside and they should wash scrub themselves thoroughly and avoid drinking tap water because the fear is that that is also contaminates it's got to robert gates of the reset to say see a professor of nuclear culture at herat so. there's a relief that radiation into the ad with lack of will to serious health problems that well why. having studied the history of these incidents in the past i know that had this reactor there had been attempts to reduce the pressure inside the reactor core and to

they're now being treated for radiation sickness receiving heidi not that they have got sickness but it just as a precaution and if need be they're being quarantined also in the sense of the power plant number two in that same area of focus. people are being told to stay indoors within that and surveyed it's not also been told. given some advice should they have been outside in the should cover their face trying to avoid breathing in any of the radiation so trouble in mouth and nose cover up any exposed areas of skin and also when they get inside from coming in from the outside the nation wash and scrub themselves thoroughly and avoid drinking tap water because the fear is that that is also contaminate since japan relies heavily on nuclear energy and with millions of people now left without power russia is offering to help moscow says it's now working away stairs says following a request from tokyo peter out of a hazardous health. russia's stepped into the breach with. japan used to draw thirty percent of all of its energy from nuclear power stations. being suffered terrible. to the

heidi spaulding is crossing her fingers. >> are you afraid of the vote? >> yes. very. it's oo she'll be missing her ihss and day program. she'll basically be losing her life. >> the legislature began debating a package of 20 bills, negotiations are still ongoing. the proposal to cut from social programs will likely be one of the first decided. >> not happy bit. in fact there is a lot of the cuts sicken meechl i can't imagine making them but it's a $25 billion deficit. these are serious times. >> there is a new voter-approved law saying state budgets can be passed, democrats wanted two thirds vote so spending cuts can be enacted right away. republicans have been pushing for smaller government, they're not sure about the proposed cuts. >> these are the democrats' cuts not our cuts. and we'd go first at things like pension reform. >> the proposal to put tax extensions on a special election ballot will be probably voted on last because republican votes aren't there, either. and there is a poll showing 61% said they want a special election and 36% said they it's a special e

martin and heidi weren't so lucky. because in their wedding video, that sacred moment when they signed their license, the unforgettable moment had they stepped out of the church, and, of course, the cutting of the cake. when they watched their video, they cried. for all the wrong reasons. >> i don't quite know how someone has managed to capture in such a bad way when it was such a wonderful occasion. >> reporter: what the video did capture was clear pictures of people's backs. there's a nice one of the still photographer. and an awful lot of grass. >> he was nowhere near the camera, so i assumed he was off doing something else and it wasn't recording. and then when we get the dvd back you think, this is actually the footage he was shooting. >> reporter: at one point they went to look for the cameraman. they found him, they say, filming another wedding. >> i only watched a short part and i couldn't watch any more because he was basically ruining our wedding day and the memories we had, he tainted. >> reporter: the coupl

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always good to have you here, heidi. thanks. chris?now. thank you very much, erica. they say the whole world is irish on st. patrick's day. "early" show contributor katie lee is here with some great pub -- irish pub favorites that are going to make your friends green with envy tomorrow when you prepare this stuff for them. good to see you. >> good to see you, too. >> a little early, chris. >> making fish and chips here? >> we are. most people think when they're celebrating st. patrick's day they're going to drink their favorite irish beer or irish spirit. i'm going to cook with it. we're bringing the luck of the irish and some fish and crips this morning which just about any irish pub you go to you're going to find this on the menu. >> classic. >> so we just have some all-purpose flour here. i'm going to ask you to mix while i add things in. so just use this. i'm going to season it with some salt. and i'm going to add in some pepper. and then some garlic powder. and that's just going to get some flavor to our batter. a little paprika.

one thing brar knows as heidi one of the first meetings hi upon arriving at the white house two years ago was with barbara or hide why and one of the first things in this skeers of people asking me to do thing that's occurred was barbara and heidi saying it would be great if we can have all of the data about women in the federal government in one place. here it is, barbara. if you can make give your observations about why that's important and what the significance is of this report? >> i'm happy to do that. thank you for the report. it is beautiful as data lover myself. i have to say this is a happy day for me but it is very important to bring the data together with all of the various issues affecting women today. it helps us begin a conversation about all of the various struggles and challenges women face and how these interplay with one another f we look at the wage gap, we've been stuck for a while now. haven't made the progress we have to make. if you look at the public debate, there are people looking for simple solutions. we need to negotiate better. women need to make better ch

heidi the cross-eyed possum and finally egyptian president hosni mubarak will compete now. so welcome to our network dancers. back to the oscars for a moment. the academy gave out a lot of awards but they were to people who were pretending to be other people. they call that acting, but i am much more impressed by people who act in their everyday lives so tonight it's time to present our second annual award for best actor in real life. that's right. and our nominees are bp ceo tony hayward. >> it's affected your family, i'm deeply sorry. >> jake and vienna from "the bachelor." >> i couldn't imagine my life without him and that's what i kept in my head. it has to be. >> snooki from "jersey shore." >> no. >> jimmy: and christine o'donnell. >> i'm not a witch. >> jimmy: and the winner for best actor in real life is, oh, my goodness, snooki from "jersey shore." [ cheers and applause ] >> no. >> wow, winning. >> jimmy: there you go. hey, we got a good show tonight. grammy award-winning best new artist esperanza spalding is here. and we'll be right back with bill maher. [ cheers a

heidi, my amazing jimmy k. even in sad and lonely places like this. >> how does it work. >> jimmy: for a low monthly fee i'll deliver a carefully planned menu created by a team of professional chefs and each one individually preeaten by me. choose from chili-crusted pork chops with creamy polenta or cheese? over-stuffed beef burritos, fried chicken with mashed potatoes and even this delicious cheeseburger only with one-fifth the calories you'd normally be eating. >> it's a jim-miracle. >> jimmy: don't take my word for it. listen to what these not fat celebrities have to say. >> the jimmy k. jim-miracle diet cut my calories by four-fifths by letting me eat anything i want. look at this huge pair of pants. wow! >> i can eat whatever i want and still make other women want to kill themselves. >> since jimmy's been eating four-fifths of my food i've gone from this to this. >> hi, i'm world famous. and thanks to jimmy k., i'm not a big fat [ bleep ] whale. >> jimmy: wait. >> jimmy k. >> jimmy, i'm sold. how can i sig

heidi spalding is crossing her fingers. >> are you afraid of this budget vote?yes. >> she will be losing her ihs. and losing they are day program. she will basically be loser her life. >> reporter: the proposal to cut $12.5 billion from social programs will likely be one of the first decide. >> i'm not happy about it. in fact, a lot of the cuts sicken me. i can't imagine making them in any other time. but it is a $25 billion deficit and these are serious times. >> reporter: state budgets can now be passed on a simple majority, democrats want a two thirds vote so that the spending cuts can be enacted right away. though republicans have been pushing for smaller government they are not sure are about the proposed cuts. >> these are the democrats cuts, they ar not our cuts. in fact, we would go first at things like pension reform. >> the controversial proposal to put the tax extensions on a june ballot will be voted on last. a poll shows that 61% of registered voters surveyed said they want a special election and 36% preferred the legislature hammer out solutions wi

heidi, who have been here before what is going to remind right now? do you think your on this list?t you can do a job that you are a passion about. every year the you get a pink slip is very disappointing. >>reporter: if you've been with the district for 20 years why are you getting a pink slip? >> because i have been a concert for the last four years. >>reporter: back in the classroom? >> yes. >>reporter: and if you get a peek backflip but you do not lose your job? >>reporter: the position? >> i would go back to the classroom. somebody with less seniority would get a pink slip so somebody will lose a job. because of my pink slip. >>reporter: children taking a toll are you prepared to take off or killed for have to to put your teacher had to bet on? >> yes. class size has gone up. it is going to be more difficult. less resources. and i have already spent a lot of out of pocket. for supplies. it will leaven impact. it is difficult for the children i've got to know them of my sight. it will--have an impact. and now, i will have to learn it all over again. >>reporter: this entire idea

that didn't help officer heidi morrison who was one of the decoys she had some close calls. >> i hadpull back out of the lane to prevent myself from being presumably hit. >>reporter: it was like of shooting fish in a barrel. there was no lack of violators. >> pl some just didn't want to talk about it. others gave excuses. >> if it were more in a residential zone i would feel like more justified. >>reporter: still others argued. >> can't stop. if you stop you are going to get hit from the back. >>reporter: which is exactly what happened here. tj was rear ended. >> i stop for the pedestrians and got hit from behind. >>reporter: police say the driver was following too close to the driver when he stopped. he got a ticket. many of the merchant appreciate these stings saying the targeted crosswalk are particularly dangerous. some actually witnessed sdichbilitys one guy coming from there right here and took a hit because never stop. >>reporter: others call this by another name. >> that's what i think this is entrapment. >>reporter: belmont police justify the decoy operation saying it might

. >> reporter: heidi and her group worth a dam have been following the beavers since 2007, a year aftersts of dad, a 2-year-old and three kits who are about 11 months old. mom died last summer. if they decide to rebuild the dad will do most of the heavy lifting in the overnight hours. but you might be lucky enough to see the kids doing their share of the work in the morning. how long will it take them to rebuild? >> once they decide to rebuild and it will take three nights. they do it fast. >> reporter: the curious onlookers will move as well. >> probably the most famous residents in martinez since muir. >> reporter: they will not disappoint at the fourth annual beaver festival in november. >> they have some good weather in which to do their work. >> until saturday. it gets iffy and primarily 209 north of the bay looking at that return of rain to the bay area. >> of course it's to the north. >> and just transfer and transition, i should say, from winter-time rains to pollen season. yes, absolutely. get prepared now if you suffer from allergies. hey, check this out. this is our live cbs

circles, make your eyes bigger and your cheeks rosier. [ scattered cheers ] when she heard about it, heidiontag was like, "i could have just bought a camera? you've got to be kidding me." [ laughter and applause ] [ scattered cheers ] did you guys see this? michigan lawmakers want to make it illegal to drive while on medical marijuana. [ scattered boos ] yeah, right now cops have it rough over there. right now it's like, "do you know why i pulled you over?" "no, do you know why fingers are all different lengths? [ laughter ] [ scattered applause ] weird." this is a crazy story. a man in west virginia was arrested for planting explosives in his yard to scare away cats. [ laughter ] he was charged with three counts of being from west virginia. [ laughter ] [ in southern accent ] "cats -- firecracker! never no more, no more cats gonna be in my yard." [ light laughter ] new survey found that women spend eight years of their lives going shopping. [ scattered cheers ] years of their lives on a bench outside ann taylor at the mall. [ laughter ] [ scattered applause ] "go get another cinnabon." [

one thing brar knows as heidi one of the first meetings hi upon arriving at the white house two yearsas with barbara or hide why and one of the first things in this skeers of people asking me to do thing that's occurred was barbara and heidi saying it would be great if we can have all of the data about women in the federal government in one place. here it is, barbara. if you can make give your observations about why that's important and what the significance is of this report? >> i'm happy to do that. thank you for the report. it is beautiful as data lover myself. i have to say this is a happy day for me but it is very important to bring the data together with all of the various issues affecting women today. it helps us begin a conversation about all of the various struggles and challenges women face and how these interplay with one another f we look at the wage gap, we've been stuck for a while now. haven't made the progress we have to make. if you look at the public debate, there are people looking for simple solutions. we need to negotiate better. women need to make better choices

heidi gave hands and when? if you don't mind waiting the best way is to obols website. it might ship earlier. if you don't mind paying a couple hundred dollars over to e bay or creeks list. or, try your luck at a store. they're telling people, every morning, stand in line, when they open they will come to the line, tell the people if they have a chairman. if they do, they will reserve the euphoria. the stores don't know when they get a shipment. until that day. they won't know until each morning if they would get any or how many. gabe slate, kron4 news. >> will: net-slicks is trying to buy in the streaming rates before the series shown on the network is starring kevin spacey. it would mark a bold step in the new direction. they currently boast more than 20,000 titles in the streaming library, most of them are previously aired tv series and over older movies. still had a happy st. patrick's day, we'll tell you everything you need to know. and why we celebrate only come back. a live look from mount tam, our camera is shaking just a bit harder than what we have seen over t

. >> well, let's see here -- [inaudible] >> heidi hartman, research policy institute. i am a labor economist, so now i'm confused between what andrew and adam said, but in the presentation, andrew, you were implying the class is 1.6 million and half of them no longer work at wal-mart, and therefore they're only in it for the money. i took that as a delegitimizing comment because the class is just a bunch of grubby women in it for the money. the people who are past employees who are no longer at wal-mart, given how big an employer like wal-mart is and where they are located which is often in rural areas where there's a monopoly position by driving out the smaller retail businesses, given that women who are low paid and in retail tend to have high turnover right and wal-mart is the big employer, they have already over the course of 15 years worked at wal-mart many times, so they are likely to be interested in the relief because should they work at wal-mart again, which most of them have already done, they want promotion and they want good policies there, so i wouldn't di

heidi banks is here with some advic advice. >> it's so understandable.hese days, helping with homework, door pocar pooling, shopping. s's a wonder anybody is having sex. >> let's put this number in perspective. average couple per week, how many times are they having sex? >> this is the scary hinge. under 30 or in the honeymoon phase of the relationship, two to three times. over 30, 59 times a year. so that's a little bit more than once a week. when you get to be about 60 or 70, once a month. so anywhere in there. but you can't compare yourself. you can't get in to a numbers game. it's about connecting in a relationship. so if you're going, oh, honey, it's only 54 times and it's already new year's eve, no, you can't do that. you've got to really allow your relationship to be what it's supposed to. >> a lot of it has to be based on both personal preference, where the relationship stands. >> exactly. >> the phrase we keep hearing is i'm just too tired for it right now. are you hearing that a lot more? your studies? >> oh, yes. and research says there are th

martin and heidi shubrook weren't as lucky.ness they have the stills because that video, the moment they signed their license. the unforgettable moment when they stepped out of the church. and, of course, the cutting of the cake. when they watched their video, they cried. for all the wrong reasons. >> i quite don't know how someone's managed to capture it in such a bad way when it was such a wonderful occasion. >> reporter: what the video did capture was clear pictures of people's backs. there's a nice one of the still photographer. and an awful lot of grass. >> he was off doing something else and not recording. when we get the dvd back, this was the footage he was shooting. at one point, they went to look for the cameraman. and they found him, they say, filming another wedding. >> he was ruining our wedding day. and the memories we had, he almost tainted. >> reporter: the couple paid more than $500 for this video. so, they sued videography clayton bennett. and they won. the judge awarded them nearly $1,000. it is nice. but it

. >> como nos explica heidi desde el paso texas, napolitano negÓ que la violencia que ocurre en mÉxicofronteriza, se reunieron. >> estamos hablando de la importancia de fortalecer y expander la relaciÓn comercial que tenemos entre nuestro paÍs y mÉxico y en particular con las ciudades de la frontera. >> estamos dedicados a la seguridad y esto no debe interferir con los tratados comerciales, ni el trÁfico ni el turismo en la frontera. dijo janet napolitano. >> necesitamos mÁs infraestructura para traer mÁs empresas a la regiÓn. necesitamos que sea un sistema desde santa teresa hasta tornillo. y que la infraestructura de los puentes se mejore. >> cecilia levin, espera que esta junta entre los federales y locales ayude para que la lÍnea de espera en los cruces internacionales se agilice y deje de afectar el comercio fronterizo. >> yo creo que trabajando juntos podemos mejorar la situaciÓn de los cruces fronterizos. >> estamos comprometidos en trabajar con las comodidades de la frontera para lograr los objetivos que nuestro presidente tiene para nosotros y que esta comunidad tambiÉn tiene.

others, like heidi montag. didn't help her career. >> she did it in one day. it creeped people.she's on the cover of "cosmo," deep v top totally bearing what she's got. no matter if they're a's or double ds they seem to feel this pressure. >> leah michelle is a beautiful girl. she shouldn't get her nose fixed or her chest fixed. >> no one said anything about her nose. >> i read about that. she's a barbra streisand want to be. she's her own person. very talented. there's enormous pressure on these women. >> i'm glad we've got a kristen stewart and emma watson to show the way. you don't have to do it. you can still be popular. >> thank you, bonnie. >>> up next, those photos that make you say "what?" right after this. waters is a fun way to hydrate. that's a choice you can respect. ♪ ♪ other choices...not so much. [ pbht! pbht! ] ♪ [ pbht! ] capri sun roarin' waters. now available in fruit punch. [ pbht! ] capri sun roarin' waters. missing something? now you get a cleanser with scope freshness. new fixodent plus scope ingredients. cleans and kills germs that cause odors to your den