just ask the owners of skincare line j. paul.hey overcame some costly decisions which they shared so you can avoid the same pitfalls. ♪ men's skin caroline j. paul may have entered a crowded field when it launched its shaving accessories in 2007, but for the founders, that was no deterrent. >> our products really are targeted for those guys that do have thick beards, like myself. and my business partner, paul strong, has very sensitive skin. we felt that there really was a market void there. >> for them it was unchartered territory. >> i had zero. i had no experience at all, came from an oil and gas background and some logistics, we didn't have real industry knowledge. >> while they may have been at a slight disadvantage, you wouldn't know it. >> we used our savings and boot strapped this company from the beginning. we have very little outside investment. >> in addition to the company's website, j. paul products are found all over the country including nordstrum, macy's and dozens of high-end boutiques which they credit for givin

massive skin care like j. paul may have entered a line when they start in 2007, but for the investors that was no deterrent. >> our products really are targeted for those guys that do have thick beards, like myself. and my business partner, paul strong, has very sensitive skin. we felt that there really was a market void there. >> for them it was unchartered territory. >> i had zero. i had that no experience at all, came from an oil and gas background and some lodgistings logistics, we didn't have any industry knowledge. >> while they might have been at a slight disadvantage, you won't know it. >> we used our boot straps from the very beginning. we have very little outside investment. >> in addition to the company's website, j. paul products are found all over the country including nordstrum, macy's and high-end boutiques. they admit to mistakes along the way. >> you have to be willing as a business owner to make the mistakes. >> one of the first challenges included the developing of packaging. at first the entrepr

>> j. paul taylor didn't fully implement cambiar until a year ago. it's success is still measured in kids like keith who finally reaches his mom. >> thank you sir. sup mom?... how are you doing? oh i know i ain't even trippin' like those kids can't bring me down. alright, so... alright well, i don't want to go over before i get in trouble. alright i love you too. bye. >> then suddenly, i see another side of keith... when ...out of nowhere... he tries to start a fight. he's the guy with the pink cast in this surveillance video. >> so, how many fights have you had in the five months you've been here? >> five, heh. >> five fights? >> five, yeah, five. >> so, every time you fight, you get a disciplinary write-up. >> yeah. and it takes 7 to get extended on a two-year, and i already have 7. >> so the next thing, you're getting extended. >>, i've got to be really cautious. but i mean, i still have slip-ups. the other day, i almost got into a fight. and it was over, somethin' stupid. >> someone cutting you in line. >> yeah. it's, so i gotta s-, just start th

. >>> something special is happening inside the special collections department of the j paul leonardh the help of new technology film archivists are bringing to life the history of the bay area. they showed up -- our very own what they are up to and the unique experience they are offering for free.>> >>reporter: i'm with a special group today, they are going through old news film footage and remastering it. they are putting it online, available to watch and some of it is incredible.>> this is saundra brown, the first woman to be sworn in as a police officer. the team here is going through our old film from this 50s 60s and 70s. posting it on their website for free to watch.>> it just takes you into the heart of the action. how this material can hit you on a level and make you feel history. rather than to just think about it.>>reporter: alex uses sophisticated equipment to digitize the film, one clip at a time. they haven't organized into collections like japanese culture, the black panthers, the rise of the civil rights movements, all of the protest. even the berkeley riots. the 1971

nonetheless, the reality is that j. paul getty also, with some other part of his brain, gave the world just an absolute sublime collection of greek and roman art that will be elevating souls for centuries to come. one more example, then i'll close before my voice completely drives you all crazy. you are looking here at leland stanford. listen, folks out there -- there's no denying corruption made leland stanford rich. they used stock watering, collusion, string pulling, kickbacks, bribes. you name it. he got good at it. yet -- yet when his son died, genuine grief over this tragedy led him to decide that he was going to use his ill-gotten loot to benefit the children of california and ultimately all of us by build iing stanford university. the message is that, no, philanthropists aren't always pretty. no question about that. here is the fascinating secret about philanthropy. you don't need to be an angel to participate. the brilliant thing about this mechanism, it will take us just as we are. you know, all the selfish impulse

barry black, -- today's opening prayer will be offered by the most honorable paul j. swain, bishop of the sioux falls catholic diocese in sioux falls, south dakota. the guest chaplain: almighty god, we thank you for the many blessings you have bestowed upon us and our country, especially thof

barry black, -- today's opening prayer will be offered by the most honorable paul j. swain, bishop of the sioux falls catholic diocese in sioux falls, south dakota. the guest chaplain: almighty god, we thank you for the many blessings you have bestowed upon us and our country, especially those of personal freedom and self-government. continue to watch over and guide members of this senate and all who serve in public office, a high calling with grave responsibilities that affect the lives of so many. may they seek the common good with civility and charity, assuring that these blessings are secured for future generations. protect those who defend these blessings around the world and reassure their families who worry about them. be with those who are suffering this day in any way, especially from forces imposed upon them including persecution and violence. as each of us seek to do what is right and just, may we do so by looking out for those around us and looking up for inspiration and guidance. may you continue to bless this land of the free and the home of the brave, w

paul, minnesota. moved up as wisconsin, the center move north. bought the house next door to james j hill who was another remarkable businessman and visionary just about to compete the run from st. paul to seattle. if you ever go and have a chance to see, and amazing monument comeau wonderful place to visit. the two men quickly became friends. they often spent the evenings at each other's houses. some big monologue. he always like to talk. so 1899 he faced a major problem. needed money to pay off a bond issue. way more land the money. also the northern pacific railway which ran from duluth minnesota tacoma and take a look at the northern pacific. the land grants of the northern pacific. property of the federal government gave to the old rail line, particular parts of the united states. so the northern pacific received about 40 million acres. greater than the size of florida. so i received part of the grants for the line is built from portland oregon to tacoma washington between 1870 and 1873. the rail line that roughly parallels today. the land-grant extended 40 miles on either side.

j. billionaire? ryan lying ted, what about paul? house speaker.e'll have the answer, when about being a y so-called white knight for the republicans, who, me? no way. not interested. not going to happen. ryan's officeray, released this video from that stirring quote state of american he gave on ech, capitol hill last month, the headline banner on the dredge line this morning, paul launches first campaign ad. with a cautionary question mark. decide, take a look. >> what bothers me the most in day is this notion that we're going to win an election by dividing people inspiring people on our common humanity and our common ideals and common culture should unify us. we all want to be prosperous. we all want to be healthy. succeed.verybody to we want people to reach their potential in their lives. now liberals and conservatives disagree with one another on that. no problem. that's what this is all about. have battle of ideas. let's have a contest of whose why our better and ideas are better. >> every time we talk about ryan as a white knight, people get

for no >> j-lo's three wardrobe changes, 34 finalists, seven forme ungeforttable reunion. secrets from miranda, paul and simon. >>> then ann hathaway's secret birth. >>> and mama bear megan fox sounds off. why she's banning her childden from something most kids use every day. >>> plus a child star's adorable new puppy. how you can help him name it. >>> and sorry, justin, but we had to show this new fall. he's not the only one, the other pop star who took a tumble. >>> now for april 8, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight." it is the end of an era for a tv institution, the game changing show that gave us kelley clark son and carrie underwood. song last night. >> everybody back together, former judges, contestants, and everybody was there, and of course "e.t" was backstage for the star studded curtain call. >> what does it mean for you to be part of history, the final season, the final broadcast ever? >> just being part of thii show is being part of history. >> show stopping j-lo kicking rocked three performance looks last night, changing right on stage, 50shousewife, vegas show girl and model photo s

j. trump, the organization, telling us that paul manafort, the one hired only a week ago, and now he isey're going to hire in the coming weeks more seasoned professionals, who are going to be in charge of making sure they can get the unbound delegates on trump's side, and making sure if there is an open convention, that they can compete well on the second ballot. so again, as far as the former mayor's support, the campaign telling us it is an honor to have his support. kate. >> jacob covering the trump campaign. thanks. >>> ted cruz getting ready to. >> to a matza bakery, in a state where he trails donald trump. he is painting himself as the real conservative. hallie jackson on her way to brooklyn. hallie, we're seeing a little bit of a shift in the message today. he was all about jobs, when he spoke up in scotioa, which is next to my hometown. >> i think probably drove through your hometown. >> i'm sure you did. >> driving up to albany, driving back down to brooklyn. a lot of great folks in that neck of the woods. you're seeing ted cruz shift his message. we started to see it in wiscon

for no >> j-lo's three wardrobe changes, 34 finalists, seven forme judges and one ungeforttable reunion. secrets from miranda, paulnd simon. >>> then ann hathaway's secret birth. >>> and mama bear megan fox sounds off. why she's banning her childden from something most kids use every day. >>> plus a child star's adorable new puppy. how you can help him name it. >>> and sorry, justin, w

j. trump, billionaire? is it lying ted? what about ryan, paul? asked repeatedly about being a so-called white night for republicans in the case of a deadlocked convention, who, me? no way. not interested. not going to happen. and yet today, his office released this video from that starting speech -- stirring speech on capitol hill last month. the headline on drudge report "ryan launches first campaign ad?" take a look. >> what bothers me most about politics these days is this notion of identity politics. that we are going to win an election by dividing people rather than inspiring people on our common humanity, common ideals, and common culture, the things that should unify us. we all want to be prosperous. we all want to be healthy. we want everybody to succeed and reach their potential. liberals and conservatives are going to disagree. no problem. that is what this is all about. let's have a battle of ideas. let's have a contest of whose ideas are better and why our ideas are better. ♪ time we have talked on this show about possibility of ryan

j. trump, billionaire. is it lyin' ted, what about paul ryan. same answer, when being asked about a white knight for republicans in the case you've deadlocked convention. who, me? no way, not interested. not going to happen. and yet, and yet, today, ryan's office released this video from that stirring, quote, state of american politics speech he gave on capitol hill last month. the headline banner on the "drudge report," ball ryan launched his first campaign ad, with a cautionary question mark. we report. you decide. take a look. >> what really bothers me the most of politics these days is this notion of identity politics. we're going to win an election by dividing people. rather than inspiring people on our common humanity and come moon ideals and come mondcommon want to be prosperous. we want people to reach their potential in their lives. liberals and conservatives will disagree, no problem. that's what this is all about. so let's have a battle of ideas. let's have a contest of whose ideas are better and why the ideas are better. >> okay, so

paul. following this procession, priests and parishioners dedicated queen of apostles garden to monsignor james j howard. monsignor howard was cathedral director for 41 years. until his death in 2014. all of the plants in the garden have bible significance. >>> time for a check of the accu weather forecast with meteorologist melissa magee. not too bad of a week coming up. >> it is warmer tomorrow. warmth, however is coming at a price because we are tracking spotty showers essentially tomorrow morning. the here's storm tracker six live double scan radar. the it is dry. no issues with precipitation. all quiet on our sunday. outside we will go, action cam was outside earlier today, looking up there in the streets of the center city, close to city hall we have a bright blue sky and a welcomed sight to see, in the wake of the wet snow showers that we pick up across the region just yesterday. high in philadelphia a coming in at 50 degrees. with that southeasterly wind numbers are a touch milder then yesterday. we only got down to 43 yesterday. thirty-nine in the poconos. forty-seven in reading. the at

for no >> j-lo's three wardrobe changes, 34 finalists, seven forme judges and one unforgettable reunion. secrets from miranda, pauld simon. >>> then ann hathaway's secret birth. >>> and mama bear megan fox sounds off. why shean

paul minnesota to be near the center of his logging operation moved up the mississippi as trees of wisconsin became more cutover the center offing -- of logging moved north. james j. hill who was another remarkable businessman and visionary who was just about to complete the great more than railroad from st. paul to seattle. over there houses on 7th avenue were still there. if you have a chance to see the james tail house you think an amazing monument really -- it's a wonderful place to visit. so the two men quickly became friends they were actually very similar, and often spent evenings at each other's houses. problem is that wares houser after a life spent in woods had a tent city to sleep early and one seemed like he never slept at a all. so the families would often go by the living rooms and a would be engaged in some monologue and warehouser next to him, but didn't bother hill. he always liked to talk. he'll face a major problem, an he needed money to pay off a bond issue for the railroad but at that point he had way more land than he had must money. not only was a northern railway but northern pacific railway that ran from duluth, minnesota, to tacoma. in t

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paul getty is j. also gave the world an collectionincredible of greco-roman art. then i will close before my voice drives you crazy. you're looking here at stanford. listen. there is absolutely no denying corruption made leland stanford rich. he built his railroad fortune on every trick in the book. collusion. he did all kinds of backs, bribes, he got good at it. you name it. when his son died, genuine grief over this tragedy led him to decide he was going to use to benefitten money the children of california and ultimately all of us, by building stanford university. the messages, philanthropists are not always pretty. there is no question about the fact. it you do not need to be an angel to participate. the brilliant thing about this mechanism is that it will take is just as we are. selfish impulses. noble impulses. vanities of all sorts. they swirled together in every one of our breast. they will take done that is the genius of the mechanism. so obviously, if i have done nothing else, i hope i have convinced you that philanthropy is just a huge and fascinating a

paul ryan? they are going to be like ted who? >> spectrum campaign sought a gop operative to j jumpstart the nomination of successive of the own. >than when the folks on the ballllot of west virginia and today 12 of them currently running the ballots for somebody else that are now going to be her delegates if they could elect it. >>he arcane state-by-state delegates after the voters have spok, trump himself has begun isoning. i find that i'm not supposed to get as many delegates as a person that ip. what kind of stuff is that? somebody said there's a rule in another role. i don't care about rules, folks. >> only 5% of delegates in cleveland will be unbound. the figure surges 59% on the second that commit 80% of the third. >> they might be influenced, but at theame time they are at their own individual person who is going to decide straight on who they want to support. reporter: the republican national committee explained how multiple rounds of balloting could play out, representing the trees campaign wh former virgin attorney general ken kuchen elite, who were told us numerous questions including queries about the workings of the

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j. ribble to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, paul d. ryan, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 5, 2016, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties with each party limited to one hour and each member other than the majority and minority leaders and minority whip limited to five minutes, but in no event shall debate continue beyond 11:50 a.m. the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york, mr. gibson, for five minutes. mr. gibson: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to pay tribute to the life of sean patrick french and the tremendous community organization that has started to honor his life on its 15th anniversary. sean was an amazing kid. a friend to all. a community volunteer. honor roll students and record-breaking athlete at chatham high school. his father described him as someone who never walked anywhere. his mother told th

beltway.l btw >> the beltway has justtway j reopened between route 450 and d the bw parkway but there is thee still a traffic mess out therese for drivers. fox5's paul wagner is live i liv right now with the latest onatt that story. paul, what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, i'm looking at the beltway now. what you just said surprises me because i don't see traffic i moving on the outer loop right d now, so itou appears to me thath the outer loop is stills sti closed.ed. so, i just wanted to updatepd people on that right away. a i'm not sure exactly wherely w you're getting that getng t information, but let's talk about the accident.out the trooper is now in critical condition.io he was medevaced off thehe beltway when this accident happened just before 3 o'clock this afternoon.er he was taken to shock trauma tra in baltimore.in balti we were just told by maryland md state police that he's inn critical condition. condition. let's show you video that wasidt shot from earlier today.er tod this is a very confusing scenefs so you really have to kind follow along here. what we're told is that the t maryland state trooper fromop f the college park bar

j. duncan jr. to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, paul d. ryan, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 5, 2016, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties with each party limited to one hour and each member other than the majority and minority leaders and minority whip limited to five minutes. but in in -- no event shall debate continue beyond 11:50 a.m. the you may be seated. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. costa, for five minutes. mr. costa: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house and revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. r. costa: mr. speaker. i rise today to recognize april as national donate a life month. as the co-chair of the congressional organ and tissue donation awareness caucus, i believe it's important to help people understand that while organ and tissue donat

hitman, gives new york business man santhosh paul one more chance to back out of a murder for hire plot. >> it is up to you, man, you can walk. >> let me tell you jis. this will be the biggest score you ever made. >> when you hear his voice, it becomes very clear that this is not a situation where he is being led down a path he does not want to go down. he is very emphatic about what he wants. >> for the second night in a row, santhosh has been trying to engineer the death of his wife, tina, a 29-year-old accountant. the meeting takes place in the undercover's vehicle in a busy mcdonald's parking lot, while the couple's three and a half-year-old son plays nearby in the suspect's late model mercedes. >> listen, i'm, i'm for real. >> you're the real deal. >> if i didn't know you, you like straight up like a cop. >> we always tell the undercovers inevitably in these cases, they always ask if you're a cop, or you look like a cop, and they just kind of have to react to it. >> i look like a cop. you're the first person to say that, bro. >> soothed by the detective's response, santhosh changes topics, boasting he has the resources to finance the hit. >>

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paul was 100% right when he said he's a different person at the rallies. he is talking to his people, the american people who are going out and voting for donald j. trump, not what they're doing for senator cruz or governor kasich. the voters are at the rallies so he has fun, he talks different, his tone is different. when he's in a more serious setting, it's absolutely a different mr. trump. but his policies are still the same regardless of what his audience is. and if he wants to choose to talk about how he eats pancakes, that's his business but his beliefs and his policies are still 100% the same. these are just two grown men that have to gang up together to try to even win one state. the voters will decide and tomorrow will be a huge day for the trump campaign. i cannot wait. >> the voters will decide so trump should not be afraid of this. at the end of the day he should man up and win the votes. >> and he will. and he is. he's not afraid. >> that's a good point, jake. two-faced trump goes to the rnc just last week with his representatives and paul manafort says everything they're doing is all for show. that's the point we're trying to make.