. >> stephanie: we were just talking to jacki will healthcare. >> jacki schechner? >> stephanie: yeah, jacki schechner. >> she's not there? >> stephanie: she's somewhere in the cloud. >> the cloud. >> hey get off of her cloud. >> stephanie: you write every thinking american knew that the american healthcare system was dying from hunger. the president decided hell's bells somebody ought to do something like "b" that. he did and some have made mistakes along the way. some saying saying the opposition is somewhat sane and reasonable,

among the newly unemployed were tony neumann and jackie stanley. >> jackie stanley: when the doors at briggs closed on us, and they hand us our pink slips, i knew that i'm out here. it's sink or swim. >> bill moyers: jackie's husband claude had worked for another large manufacturer, ao smith. his job disappeared too. he found another one waterproofing basements for less than seven dollars an hour. >> claude stanley: you got to look at it on the real side. i cannot live like i was making $20 an hour. okay that money is not there. so you might as well get it in your mind, it's not there no more. so okay, bring yourself down. >> nicole stanley: i was young, about 14. >> bill moyers: did it scare you? the stanleys have five kids -- nicole, about to enter college when we met her, the oldest son, keith, the twins klaudale and claude jr., and omega. how'd your children take it when you came home and said you'd lost the job over at ao smith? or did you tell them? >> claude stanley: well, i told them. i told them. and they was in private school then. >> bill moyers: they were? >> claude stanle

here she is taking off her nurse jacki cap, jacki schechner in the current tv center. >> good morningeverybody. secretary of state, john kerry heading to the west bank in an effort to try to reignite the israeli palestinian peace process. he is planning to connect with palestinian president. negotiators want to guarantee that talks over borders will be based on a ceasefire line that was in place from 1949 until 1967, israel is refusing to accept preconditions to negotiations. the white house has put out a statement saying that in his regular correspondence, president obama has encouraged netanyahu to keep working with secretary kerry and resume negotiations as soon as possible. protesters finally got to meet with rick scott to repeal the stand your ground law. >> we had great people on that board. they listened about the stand your ground laws they came back and said we shouldn't change it and i agree with it. >> scott gave them an hour yesterday. the seven protest leaders asked that scott call a special session of the legislature to work on repealing stand your ground, and take steps

la madre naturaleza, da de quÉ hablar, incendios forestales, incesantes lluvias. >>> vamos con jackienaturaleza, los fuegos avanzan fuera de control en california, cientos de casas fueron evacuadas, y 200 hectÁreas devoradas por las llamas, el fuego se sofocÓ en un 10% se desconocen las causas, los incesantes aguaceros hicieron que un puente colapsara en china, cobraron la vida de doce personas, 6 vehÍculos sumergidos en el agua, tres personas fueron rescatadas de las corrientes, se recuperan en un hospital, increÍble, a diferencia de esas imÁgenes experimentamos tremenda ola de calor, desde el medioeste al noreste, temperatura peligrosas, avisos y alertas, con el Índice de calor se sienten en 105 grados, mÁs de 120 millones de residentes serÁn afectados por altas temperaturas desde chicago, san luis, cincinnati, pittsburgh, washington d c, y boston, marca el termÓmetro 89 para nueva york, 93 chicago, con toda la humedad y el Índice de calor. seÑores vamos a sentir temperaturas finalizanlo da semana de trabajo, una mejorÍa para el fin de semana, avisos y alertas, llueve bastante fuert

jacki joins us now.heels here. [ laughter ] >> stephanie: sorry. all right. so let's start with this letter. i have a healthcare question for jacki. my husband switched jobs in october and our healthcare has gone from bad to worse. only one doctor takes this plan and this clinic is 25 miles away. we cannot see our family doctor less than five miles away that we have a good relationship with. can we get better healthcare on the plan. is that an option? when i go on the web site, i get a headache. thanks nurse jacki. >> well. >> stephanie: well. >> before last friday i would have said it depends on the state she lives in because you have to prove you can't get health insurance through work. i just reported in my little news update, on friday, the administration released a whole new set of rules and it says basically for the next year or so, d.c. and the 16 states that are going to run their own exchanges don't have to verify whether or not somebody gets insurance through work. that they're just going to ta

jacki schechner, writing her little nurse jacki cap.nsibility provision. because the idea behind it is that you offer good, quality health insurance or you pay into the pool because your employees will have to go out on the exchange. that's a tax-payer funded subsidy. >> stephanie: delay it for a year. there is a lot to get into about that because obviously supporters are going to say it is -- flexibility and republicans are going to say see, it is a failure already. we'll get into all of that. here's jacki schechner in the current news center. >> let's talk about this healthcare reform news. yesterday, the treasury department announced that it was going to delay by a year, the requirement that large employers provide health insurance or pay a fine. the move is in response to feedback it says from businesses that the reporting process is going to have to be more simple. white house senior adviser valerie jarrett is framing this move as an indication that the administration is willing to be flexible and that it wants to make sure it gets

jacki schechner, nurse jacki is with us for "jacki's corner." steve is with us.n't been able to find information on it. it pertains to chronic diseases. i've had lyme disease for ten years, and it wasn't diagnosed until four years after i got it. since that time i've been diagnosed with half a dozen brain lesions. >> stephanie: oh my goodness. >> caller: the competently internationally renown physicians infectious disease physician who is suggest more powerful drugs for the symptoms of the lyme disease and the co-infections are being turned down by insurance companies because they say well, that drug is not recommended for that type of treatment. and is there any provision to enforce insurance companies to allow physician-patient approval to use a drug allow them to get that type of medication from an insurance company? >> that's a really good question. to be perfectly honest with you i would have to research if there is any requirement within the law, but i do know one thing that is important that the law is paying attention to is comparative effectiveness resea

oh jacki. >> yes? hair. [ ♪ magic wand ♪ ] kelly writes please tell jacki her hair looks great. >> oh, i was expecting something totally different. >> stephanie: love the blond highlights. she needs more. p.s. what's with chris' just for men look. is he auditioning for mad men? >> i'm trying something new. >> i got a compliment. >> stephanie: thumbs up for jacki. >> i've gotten more compliments than criticisms on this hair though. >> i don't think i've ever seen chris look bad. >> bless your heart. >> it's true. >> stephanie: chris is dreamy. >> he doesn't have a lot of long hair to work with. i've never him look bad. >> stephanie: all right, blond highlights. here we go. here she is, president of the hair club for women, jacki schechner. >> good morning, everybody. as we've been discussing, most of the morning president obama did turn up in the white house briefing room on friday and gave some spontaneous remarks about trayvon martin and the jury finding george zimmerman not guilty. the president brou

>> moyers: for jackie, the home sales came frequently enough.s the pay that was the problem. >> and with my kind of work that i do, which is real estate, i get paid on commission, it goes up and down. and it's rough. >> moyers: jackie was just one of the agents handling this sale, and had to split the commission. >> don't go in the back hallway, the dog's there. >> moyers: after also paying a percentage of her share to her employer, she figured to clear about a thousand dollars. >> if we're going to do the taxes too, then you also have to remember they take the 28% out of the thousand that you make, so you're down again. >> moyers: she reckoned that if she opened her own office, she could keep a larger share of the commissions. >> i've set goals at what i want to do, and i plan on going all the way with it because i've got to come out of the hole somewhere. that's it. >> are you happy? >> and there's something that i always say: "so a man thinketh, so is he." if i think poverty all the time i'll act that way. i can't afford to talk negative and

our good friend, jacki schechner. jacki schechner is here.alk about. ♪ it's schechner again ♪ >> stephanie: hello, jacki schechner, good morning. >> good morning. nothing like a little weiner to start off the morning. >> stephanie: a little bit. >> from vienna. >> stephanie: can we talk as girls for a minute? oh, my god. really? it was so funny. i got called into cnn early. i was like what happened? because last time, i defended him. you're like oh you know. what do you call it? everybody deserves a blah, blah, blah. i'm like really? >> did you read the text messages? >> stephanie: i did not. you told me something about choke -- never mind. >> besides the sexual stuff, if my husband was saying to another woman i've met the perfect woman in you. you're smart you're sexy, you are crazy. i'm married to somebody else. he would be getting something other than a press conference, i'll tell you that. >> why did you have to bring the wife up? >> stephanie: he sent the girlfriend the "people" magazine story about the great reformed husband and father

all right, all right, jacki schechner, thank you nurse jacki.y, there she goes. jacki schechner. 17 minutes after the hour we continue on "the stephanie miller show." (vo) she gets the comedians laughing and the thinkers thinking. >>ok, so there's wiggle room in the ten commandments, that's what you're saying. (vo) she's joy behar. >>current will let me say anything. [ ♪ music ♪ ] [ ♪ music ♪ ] [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> stephanie: 22 anyones after the22 minutes afterthe hour. 1-800-steph-12 toll-free from anywhere. >> shark nato hurling sharks on to land. >> i have one simple request and that is to have sharks with friggin' laser beams attached to their heads. >> the weather channel meets shark week. it's awesome. what sounds great about that? >> it's sharks forming a tornado. >> you have to form a shelter to get away from the tornado and then they hope the door. >> stephanie: they will have to do without me tonight. lawrence in st. paul, you're on "the stephanie miller show"." hello, lawrence. >> caller: hi, how are you doing. >> stephanie: good. >> cal

(jackie crying) >> i've been talking for years and i can't talk now.e the first one. >> keith kenyatta stanley. (applause and cheers) >> that's my boy! >> moyers: he was heading into an uncertain economy, but keith was determined to make it. that meant college. and in the fall, he enrolled at alabama state university. >> moyers: how do you afford to keep keith in college? >> i negotiated two transactions and closed them the day before he left. and you're talking about a prayer. >> moyers: jackie's commissions only paid for part of the tuition. they would have to find the balance somehow. >> moyers: what does it take you, a year down there for him? >> it's $7,000 a year. keith? hi. how you doing? >> moyers: is he gonna be able to make it this year? >> i just received a letter that i have to pay $1,300 now or keith will have to be put out in 48 hours. we were concerned about this letter that came from your school. but again, god came through again! keith had applied for a lot of charge cards before he left. we came up with something. oh, that's so sweet.

here she is jacki schechner. >> good morning, everybody.y are asking for $15 an hour. the current minimum wage is $7.25, which comes out to just $11,000 a year. workers are also asking for the right to union nice. fast-food forward in new york city is sponsoring what is expected to be a week of strikes. it says boosting their salary is good for the economy. the industry makes $200 billion a year, and the average daily salary of a fast-food ceo is $25,000 a day. that is more than twice the worker's annual salary of $11,000 a year at minimum wage. as i mentioned last hour, president obama is heading to chattanooga, tennessee to announce a possible grand bargain that might generate some jobs. but before he goes he is going to meet with secretary of state, john kerry. kerry has been spear heading the middle east peace talks. all parties met for a dinner last night. the meal marking the end of a lay-long fast. the conversations will continue today. we're expecting a press conference this evening. we're back after the break. ♪ cenk off air>>> alr

jacki schechner. >> yes?e saying we were talking about them trying to do a government shutdown to defund affordable care act. isn't that the best idea they've had yet? >> yeah, let's talk about it. >> stephanie: let's do it. >> let's do it. >> let's do it. >> stephanie: yeah. just when you think they will not -- how many times are we up to repealing the law? >> i don't understand. i think it is 38 times they've voteded so far. it is an obsession. >> a zillion. >> it is this strange obsession. i'm not sure i understand why. >> stephanie: we'll also talk about the peivey men currently in the news, about the weiner filners of the world. the little chick talk. >> obsession with their own -- >> stephanie: here she is, jacki schechner. >> good morning, everybody. one new jersey-based pro gun group is promoting a contest in which one possible prize is a firearm that's illegal to own in the state of new jersey. this ad is for the stop the gun control madness gun give away hosted on the firearms policy coalition web s

however, she is watching right now. >> hi, jacki. >> hi jacki. >> hi, jacki. >> stephanie: she is atedding in miami, not her own, because presumably we would have been invited. but i got my eaglet has landed text yesterday. and look, jacki, i got the navy blue nail gels -- >> it totally matches your background. >> caller: -- >> stephanie: right. i usually stay in the red pink area -- >> butching it up a today, huh? [ laughter ] >> stephanie: t-bone with the tip in. t-bone is here. and we caused a minor panic yesterday, because somebody said we are going off the air in two weeks, and we are not going off the air -- current tv will be changing to al jazeera in a couple of weeks. nobody panic. we will have another television outlet and we will let you know. >> you realize for the first hour of the show now i'm going to get calls asking where that outlet is now. >> stephanie: i would have to kill you if i told you. >> that's right. >> stephanie: you'll be able to see us don't panic. you'll still be able to see jim do mark o'mara. >> he is just a wonderful guy. >> stephanie: it started he

so colleagues there's a motion to reappoint jackie sax to the c ac. any objection >> and to continue with the appointment of marlene. >> i want to echo my support of ms. sax thank you four speaking your mind. >> so colleagues can we take that without objection. congratulations. so ms. chang call the next item >> recommending adopting the supervisor advisory committee and the terms not to exceed two years. >> thank you. good morning committee members i'm with the authority. this item gossips on page 74 and it's an action to limit the terms. at last month there was a lot of talk about the project and out of those discussions the term expirations came up. the previous authority they have two term already but they have other project focus and thus far they haven't had terms. the two in existence now is the business rapid transmitted bus which is in the phase so it's not relevant here but the staff recommendation is to apply the two years and to adopt that policy that applies to all future projects. 8 of the 11 seats have members that have been serving for

as jackie says he does not have a path to victory if he had one. the only reason to stay in the race is his need for attention and exhibitionist streak why he got in so many trouble to begin with. you play the new video of his ad i think it's hard to take that pitch seriously when he is talking about overcoming adversity to be mayor. >> we can't say on the air all of the expletives his campaign director used to writing a column about working with anthony weiner but she used disgusting and sexed language. she said she only worked to get work for the campaign to get close to hillary. in a moment of frustration, i used inappropriate language in what i thought was an off the record conversation. it was wrong and i am very sorry which is what i said tonight when i called and e-mailed olivia to apologize. jackie, at this point, how do you even work to try to manage a campaign like this? i think, you know, this morning, chuck todd or our staff sort of pointed out, usually when you get to the point that the staff seems to be going off the rails, it's never

vamos con jackie y un avance del segmento del tiempo, buenas o malas noticias, jackie para el fin de explota cohete espacial ruso. buenas tardes. les habla jorge ramos.se intensifica y se extiende la intensa ola de calor en el suroeste del pais. los bomberos advierten que los fuegos artificiales del 4 de julio podrian provocar incendios.autoridades de salud de estados unidos dijeron que entre 1999 y el 2010, las muertes de mujeres por sobredosis de analgesicos aumentaron un 400 por ciento.y un cohete ruso que transportaba tres satelites se desvio de su rumbo y exploto poco despues de su lanzamiento desde el cosmodromo de baikonur, en kazajstan, informo la agencia espacial de rusia.mas en noticiero univision. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> a las puertas de la canonizaciÓn estÁ juan pablo ii por la confirmaciÓn de un nuevo milagro, una mujer en costa rica dijo que el papa la curÓ, desde san josÉ, hector nos cuenta. >>> es el humilde vecindario de floribel. donde tras conocer la noticia que llegÓ desde el vaticano se convirtiÓ en un rincon de fervor y devociÓn. >>> sus vecinas no caben de la dicha, di

it's not his fault, it's not her fault. >> edward isaac and jackie, thank you so much. great conversation today. >> thank you. >> for more on that poll go to msnbc.com. right now out of control fire burning on a natural gas well off of louisiana coast. that fire there starting just hours after a blowout that forced evacuation of 44 workers. no one hurt. officials stressing this will not be close to as damaging as the 2010 bp oil rig explosion that killed 11 workers and spilled millions of gallons of oil into the gulf of mexico. "i'm part of an american success story," "that starts with one of the world's most advanced distribution systems," "and one of the most efficient trucking networks," "with safe, experienced drivers." "we work directly with manufacturers," "eliminating costly markups," "and buy directly from local farmers in every region of the country." "when you see our low prices, remember the wheels turning behind the scenes, delivering for millions of americans, everyday. "dedication: that's the real walmart" plays a key role throughout our lives. one a day m

. >> just a short time ago, nancy pelosi and jackie speier joined other dignitaries to tour the crash site. >> dan: we have live team coverage for you. >> nancy pelosi and jackie speier were returning from d.c. tonight and they want to take a look at the wreckage. you can see some photos of their tour that they took. they wanted to thank first responders, the airport and the city. paid tribute to mayor ed lee. fire chief and n.t.s.b. chief and seeing the wreckage was jarring. >> you see how much destruction there is and to think that 302 passengers got out and the staff and flight attendants -- it's really a miracle. >> the miracle was by science and technology that enabled many lives to be saved. what public policy can save lives in the future. >> reporter: pelosi wants to find out what lawmakers can do in collaboration to make sure that something like this doesn't happen in the future. >> dan: thanks very much. meanwhile, tonight, national transportation safety board is wrapping up the on-site investigation and in a final formal briefing the head of the ntsb gave clear indications t

. >> just a short time ago, nancy pelosi and jackie speier joined other dignitaries to tour the crash site. >> dan: we have live team coverage for you. >> nancy pelosi and jackie speier were returning from d.c. tonight and they want to take a look at the wreckage. you can see some photos of their tour that they took. they wanted to thank first responders, the airport and the city. paid tribute to mayor ed lee. fire chief and n.t.s.b. chief and seeing the wreckage was jarring. >> you see how much destruction there is and to think that 302 passengers got out and the staff and flight attendants -- it's really a miracle. >> the miracle was by science and technology that enabled many lives to be saved. what public policy can save lives in the future. >> reporter: pelosi wants to find out what lawmakers can do in collaboration to make sure that something like this doesn't happen in the future. >> dan: thanks very much. meanwhile, tonight, national transportation safety board is wrapping up the on-site investigation and in a final formal briefing the head of the ntsb gave clear indications t

>> stephanie: jacki schechner. >> caller: of course it would be our girl jacki.a, papa, papa, ooh ♪ >> stephanie: good morning papa. >> good morning, welcome back. >> stephanie: i missed you you big hunka hunka burnin' love. >> thank you. >> stephanie: anything we missed last week? what happened? >> oh, nothing. it was a boring summer week. nothing really happened. i went to the movies a few times. >> stephanie: uh-huh, uh-huh. by the way, some of the funny stuff i've seen about scalia's dissent, a lot can't be read on our family radio show. however, hilarious. >> scalia pretty much los his f'ing mind on his dissent from the doma case. it was great. it was like he just decided let me -- i'm wearing a robe. let me get all champy in what i'm going to say. >> stephanie: he was a little over the top, wasn't he? >> he was saying like the argueel baggerel of rhetoric. >> i love a justice that says the term argle bargle. >> i guess i would have to go to harvard to understand that. >> something from douglas adams. >> stephanie: maybe it has something to do with louie goh

pasamos con jackie guerrido, y un avance del segmento del tiempo, adelante jackie. >>> gracias pamelas habla enrique acevedolas autoridades de nueva york reabrieron hoy la estatua de la libertad, un simbolo de la entrada al pais, que resulto afectada por el huracan "sandy" en octubre de 2012.un operativo entre la fuerza aerea de honduras y estados unidos permitio el rescate de ocho jovenes desaparecidos hace cuatro dias cerca de las islas de la bahia, en el caribe.la tradicional competencia de comedores de perros calientes de nueva york termino hoy con un nuevo record impuesto por el siete veces campeon joey "mandibulas" chestnut, que devoro 69 hot dogs. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> vamos ahora con jackie guerrido a los Ángeles para que diga cÓmo estÁ el tiempo 4 de julio, feliz dÍa de la independencia jackie, adelante. >>> gracias, igualmente, para ti, pamela, amigos, buenas tardes, quÉ bueno que nos acompaÑa en esta gran celebraciÓn, vamos a ver como se estÁ portando la madre naturaleza, y quÉ nos depara para el fin de semana, antes el video, vuelve nuevamente a rugir con toda su fuerza el volcÁn d

jackie, sÍ o no?n, por lo menos mantenerse con toallitas de agua frÍa, y tomar mucha agua, cosas de la madre naturaleza, observen, hacia dallas, 92 grados, phoenix arizona, 111 las vegas 111 grados, la gran pregunta, dÓnde estarÁ lloviendo para ustedes que realizÁn una buena barbacoa, y pasarla rico con la familia, aparte de esos, altas temperaturas en ciudad mÉxico, 25 centÍgrados, y monterrey 32 centÍgrados, y merida, 31 centÍgrados, y precipitaciones en el noroeste de mÉxico, nada en comparaciÓn a lo que se siente en la florida, prÁcticamente en estados adyacentes al golfo de mÉxico, louisiana, georgia, upstate, y nueva york, una perturfaciÓn en el golfo de mÉxico. bastante humedad, tropical, no se espera desarrollo, sÍ precipitaciones, el centro del paÍs, condiciones secas, nosotros hasta el fin de semana, con avisos de fuegos forestales y abundante calor como se se siente en gran parte del paÍs, noreste, nueva york, connecticut, bastante humedad, mucho calor. que sobrepasan, mÁs bien, con el cale

, para que cuente quÉ pasa exactamente, cuÉntanos jackie, adelante. >>> gracias pamela. suroeste de lÁzaro cardenas, a 200 millas del sur y sureste de manzanillo mÉxico, el sistema se depositarÍa de 3 a 5 pulgadas de lluvia, se emitieron avisos y alertas para ustedes en el sureste de michoacÁn, jalisco, y sureste de guerrero, a la buena noticia , segÚn el centro nacional del tiempo, que este sistema, para maÑana, va a pasar a la categorÍa de huracÁn, se mantendrÁ en altamar. asÍ que bueno, por ahi vamos bien, de todas formas, generarÁ actividad de fuertes lluvias, por favor, mucha precauciÓn en la costa del sureste de mÉxico. mientras tanto en el panorama local, fuertes lluvias, desde el oeste de cuba, especialmente sobre el oeste de tennessee. hacia atlanta, toda la costa est este. a pesar que ayer experimentaron un 4 de julio fenomenal, el dÍa de hoy. actividad de fuertes lluvias, condiciones secas en la gran manzana, no se descarta la posibilidad de descarga elÉctrica, el centro del paÍs, tranquilo, en la costa oeste, nosotros, a pesar de la lluvia, no es lo suficient

. >> just a short time ago, nancy pelosi and jackie speier joined other dignitaries to tour the crashe. >> dan: we have live team team coverage for you. >> nancy pelosi and jackie speier were returning from d.c. tonight and they want to take a look at the wreckage. you can see some photos of their tour that they took. they wanted to thank first responders, the airport and the city. paid tribute to mayor ed lee. fire chief and n.t.s.b. chief and seeing the wreckage was jarring. >> you see how much destruction there is and to think that 302 passengers got out and the staff and flight attendants -- it's really a miracle. >> the miracle was by science and technology that enabled many lives to be saved. what public policy can save lives in the future. >> reporter: pelosi wants to find out what lawmakers can do in collaboration to make sure that something like this doesn't happen in the future. >> dan: thanks very much. meanwhile, tonight, national transportation safety board is wrapping up the on-site investigation and in a final formal briefing the head of the ntsb gave clear indications

the fat free jacki schechner. >> good morning everyone.on by by allisonallison lundgren grimes. >> his ads are based out of fear. this kentucky does not believe that the voters of kentucky will be fooled that easily. >> she has a shot. she's 34, attorney, and daughter of a state democratic party chairman and mcconnellly has been tying grimes to the president and senator harry reid. >>> representative don young plans to file paperwork again to run for congress. he'll be running for his 21st term in office. he won last time 2-1 margin, but because he's 80 years old there has been speculation of retire retirement. >>> in egypt there have been an ultimatum for president morsi calling him to step down or they'll step in. crowds gathered and president obama is calling on him to listen to his people. we're back after the break. compelling true stories. (kaj) jack, how old are you? >> nine. (adam) this is what 27 tons of marijuana looks like. (vo) with award winning documentaries that take you inside the headlines. way inside. (christoff) we're pa

oh jacki. >> yes?ng white men are heroes there. [ ♪ magic wand ♪ ] >> awesome. >> stephanie: more trouble with hal. >> perfect spot for him. he would hide out there. no one would care. >> that's true. >> he could get a much-needed tan. >> stephanie: little pasty. >> aptly named snow-den. >> you don't want to put that mole in the sun. >> stephanie: gotta get that checked. here she is, jacki schechner. >> that was bad. good morning everybody. house democrats are doing well on the fund-raising front so far this year with a reported six-month total at close to $41 million. the dccc raised $6 million in june alone and this pace, ahead of last year's record breaking haul. the number has gone to pay off the committee's $17 million debt much earlier than in years past. more and more small donors are getting online. nine of the $41 million has been via the web and that's more than twice the amount at the same time in 2011. tomorrow, house democrats are bringing back treasury inspector general jay russell george

. >>> y para eso vamos los Ángeles con jackie, adelante jackie. >>> y asÍ swlshgs gracias y un gustontud batallÓ contra las drogas y el a colo. >>> nuevos problema para los cantante chris brown y un juez los Ángeles revocÓ su libertad por marcharse del lugar en el que causÓ un accidente de trÁnsito, y el estara libre hasta el dÍa de la audiencia que serÁ el 16 de agosto y estaba a punto de terminar su periodo de libertad condicional de cinco aÑos por golpear en el 2009 a su entonces noviembre vea la americano tanta rihanna . >>> y ni una lesiÓn en el hombro detuvo a la cantante mariah carey se presentÓ en el parque central de new york para recaudar fondos para las vÍctimas del huracÁn sandy. >>> y en londres se estrena la cinta y aquÍ ven al protagonista desfilar y enfermar autÓgrafos. >>> y por Último, el nuevo adelanto de la cinta animada, que se estrena en junio del prÓximo aÑo, veamos. >>>. >>> y como ven este segmento llegÓ serÉ repleto de noticias para ver mÁs no olviden conectarse a "primer impacto."com y como es de costumbre regreso en solo minutos con la informaciÓn del tiem

. >>> vamos con jackie y el avance del tiempo. >>> sÍ, amigos hasta los zapatos se derriten en una calleveremos quien es el rey de las maqanas.buenas tardes. les habla jorge ramos.la oficina del gobernador de nueva york, andrew cuomo, esta ayudando a mas de mil inquilinos, la mayoria de ellos hispanos, que acusan de abusos y discriminacion a la compaqia a la que le rentan sus viviendas. la cantante jennifer lopez se disculpo en un comunicado despues que fue criticada por cantar para el presidente de turkmenistan, uno de los gobernantes mas opresivos del mundoy en un reportaje especial, le presentaremos a "el gera", el hombre que a golpe de ricos sabores, es conocido en guadalajara como el rey de las maqanas.mas en noticiero univision. como podrán darse cuenta, el habanero es mi vida... y hoy estoy feliz de probar la nueva bacon habanero ranch quarter pounder. [ locutor ] piérdete en el sabor de las nuevas hamburguesas quarter pounder. siempre hay algo nuevo que te va a encantar en mcdonald's. ♪ ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> bueno, el libro de la cantante jenni rivera que escribiÓ de su vida se publico

que viva el sueÑo nos confiesa que su padre lo hecho de su casa cuando le confeso que era gay >> jackiesu adolescencia >> kestamos en instagram , en facebook y en twitter gracias por acompaÑarnos , por la confianza y el cariÑo , volvemos como podrán darse cuenta, el habanero es mi vida... y hoy estoy feliz de probar la nueva bacon habanero ranch quarter pounder. [ locutor ] piérdete en el sabor de las nuevas hamburguesas quarter pounder. siempre hay algo nuevo que te va a encantar en mcdonald's. ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪. >> bueno a solo dÍas de lanzar su nuevo disco el cantante mexicano se confiesa ante nuestras cÁmaras, cuenta que tuvo su primera relaciÓn homosexual lo cuenta cuando apenas era un niÑo y narra la pesadilla cuando fue lanzado a la calle cuando se entera por primera vez. >> fuertes declaraciones se las dio en exclusiva a tony d, veamos. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪. >> pedro estÁ de vuelta con disco nuevo, y fuimos los primeros en escuchar su mÁs reciente tema en este encuentro en miami. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪. >> ¿por quÉ fiesta, que estÁs celebrando?. >> pues estoy celebrando la vida para empezar, e

jackie. jackie calls kathy a second mother who challenges her to grow as a writer and leader. >> she just gets me into these things that like push me and motivate me. >> reporter: as a nurse and single mother of four, kathy started stand by me in 1996 to tutor struggling readers. it's grown into a mentoring program at eight schools. mentors and students lead to -- meet at least one hour a week for study and fun. >> they build up team work and confidence. >> reporter: but relationships take time so kathy recruits volunteers willing to mentor for life. the average stand by me mentorship lasts eight years. paula burkhart says the best part is seeing the change in her 15-year-old mentee. >> watching brenda go from a very kind of shy 9-year-old to really competent self-directed young woman. >> reporter: brenda calls paula her role model. >> knowing that she's proud of me and that she knows that i can make it to college, makes me more confident that i can make it to college. >> reporter: kathy says

jackie -- jackie, ties are strained. the free trade agreement may be derailed.hat details have you got? >> this would be potentially the largest ever bilateral trade agreement in history. it is called the transatlantic trade investment pact. european and americans would create a huge free-trade zone that would have great benefits growth across north america and europe. you only have to look at the figures so far to get an idea of the money involved. the european union is already one of the largest export markets for the u.s.. .450 billion went in last year in terms of the two away investment, it is also worth $3.70 trillion, already a huge business market for the two trading blocs and the idea of creating a unified block, clearly there is a big economic benefit to both sides. there is a lot at stake. really there is every interest for the european union to continue with these talks and conclude this agreement, but obviously a lot of political obstacles in the way right now. has the european union commission come out to say anything about this? >> the european co

del tiempo y mucha informaciÓn importante de chantal ¿verdad que sÍ jackie?.horas antes el presidente de ese pais, nicolas maduro, dijo que ya recibieron su peticion de asilo.una vecina de george zimmerman dijo en video conferencia a la corte que este tenia su nariz desfigurada en la foto tomada despues el incidente en el que murio trayvon martin.la tormenta chantal estara cerca de la republica dominicana maqana con fuerza de huracan, pero sus vientos ya destruyeron techos de viviendas en ese pais.mas en noticiero univision. como podrán darse cuenta, el habanero es mi vida... y hoy estoy feliz de probar la nueva bacon habanero ranch quarter pounder. [ locutor ] piérdete en el sabor de las nuevas hamburguesas quarter pounder. siempre hay algo nuevo que te va a encantar en mcdonald's. ♪ ♪ (mÚsica) ♪. >> existe un rincÓn en nicaragua donde la gente va en busca de alivios a sus males, es un rincÓn de lodo hirviente que tienen poder de sanaciÓn. >> veamos. >> turistas caminan con cuidado. >> por esta tierra donde el olor a azufre se mezcla con el calor del barro qu