. ♪ >> janet jackson or ms. if you're nasty to her, never talks about her private life really, but tonight she's told me i can ask anything i like about her life in one of the most famous families in history. it should be an amazing encounter. how are you? >> how are you? >> may i? lovely to meet you. ♪ >>> janet, how are you? >> i'm very giddy right now. >> giddy? >> yes. >> it is exciting for you, i know. >> it's good to see you. >> is it exciting? do you like doing interviews? do you hate them? how do you feel? >> i'm not very keen about doing interviews. >> why not? >> i'm not much of a talker. i mean obviously i will if i have to, but i'd rather listen. i'd rather just stay very quiet and listen to what's going on. >> yet you have written a book that was incredibly open. i was surprised knowing how quiet you are. i was -- wow, she's being frank and honest here about private stuff. >> it's funny you say that. a lot of people said the very same thing when i did "the velvet rope "album. i have always written a

, there seems to be two janet jacksons.he brilliant stage performers with all the confidence of a top performer and the quiet, shy, retiring young janet who goes home who's very different. which one have i got today? >> i don't know. maybe a little bit of both. i don't know. >> you are two people, aren't you? >> yeah. i am. i think everybody -- it's beyond two people. i mentioned this in "the velvet rope." really we have several different characters that live within us. it all depends upon who we are interacting with that the character comes out at that moment. >> you have had this extraordinary life. reading your book, from the moment you were born, you were born into fame. you had no choice. you had to be famous because you were a jackson and you were one of the youngest jacksons. you had no option here. if i could give you an option. you're now 3 or 4 years old and i hold the keys to the door to fame. >> 3 or 4? >> say you're 3 or 4 and right at the moment when you're about to start performing and i can say to you, janet

janet, great work out there again today. janet shanlian at los alamos. >>> when we come back tonight, 29 men are gone forever, and whose job was it to protect them as they mined coal to make our electricity? tonight what we have learned about safety and honesty after one of the worst mining disasters ever. >>> and later, making a difference for cancer patients by planting seeds of hope. >>> every time you turn on the lights, when you turn on this television, there's a good chance that the electricity comes in part from coal. though we don't think of it, when we flip the switch often tiles, coal is dug out of the ground by humans. they don't get rich doing it, in fact they often get sick because of it. the disasterupt e thper big e anch mine in west virginia last year, was one of those crises that captured the whole world's attention. when it was over, 29 miners were dead and today federal investigators say they found the company running the mine, massey energy was keeping two sets of safety records, one for the people workin

coming from janet jackson. >> that's what she thinks. i think that, well, actually depends how you interpret diva. janet, more or less, she's on the tom boyish side and i was never that way, she used to get angry when we were younger, my mother would say you have to go to etiquette school. she would say it is your fault i have to go. you act like a girl. and she was defiant, didn't want to go. i have a memory in my head about jan. we took her to the school and my mother was driving and jan was in the back of the mercedes. the minute my mother got out to open the door, she looked my mother out, propped her foot against the door and holds it like you're not making me get out of the car. she was rebellious. she refuses to go to etiquette and charm school. didn't want that. >> still has that naughty streak. >> but she's a wonderful person, and after all, she did it. she's a lady today. >> how did you get together? you come from what appears on the outside, let's be honest, a fairly dysfunctional family simply because of the ludicrous fame yo

la toya and baby janet. >> how's it going, pipsqueak?aby, give me one more chance ♪ >> when i watch that, obviously the end there you get to the jackson brothers and off they go, do this amazing thing. a little part of me, i'll be honest with you, it feels slightly, you know, i've got three children, like you all had your childhood, your innocence taken away from you. you didn't have much choice. you got pushed into this world. and that's what you knew and that was your life, and you didn't have a normal existence, when you were young, many of you. >> well, this was our life, and that is what we knew and that's all we knew, and how could someone rob or take something away from you if you don't know anything else? >> when you look back on it now, do you feel that? >> when i look back on it, it was fun times, wonderful times. i wish i had known a little more about the world because then you could control your life better because you know what you're about to face. however, no, i have no regrets when it comes to that. i think that -- when i

he'd probably be shocked. >> you look exactly like janet. >> do i?u look exactly the same. >> that's funny. don't start me laughing. >> how do you get on with him now? your dad? >> very well. i love my father very well. i'm so happy that i'm older and i'm able to see things differently than i did when i was a bit younger. so i understand. as you get older, i don't have children, but when you start with nieces and nephews and begin to raise them, watch them, you understand and realize why your parents did the things they did. >> do you think modern parents are a bit soft with their kids? >> i do. i think parents are too lenient with their kids today. i think that -- i think we've really, really and truly lost the respect factor from children today. children have absolutely no respect in regards to elder people, elderly people. i would love to see children much more respectful. >> i think that's completely true. >> of course it is. don't you find that true? when you see -- >> i do. and i think the discipline thing is a really interesting subject. i kno

it's where we begin tonight, once again, with janet shamlian. good evening. >> reporter: brian, good evening. this fire is spreading and it's now all around the los alamos national lab despite assurance that radioactive materials are protected. there's growing concern about what's happening behind all the smoke and flame. on fire, the darkness of early morning revealing the flames of depth of the overnight move. four miles from the center of the city and dangerously close to the los alamos national lab where radioactive material is stockpiled and where officials insist those materials are guarded and secure. >> our facilities and nuclear materials are protected and safe. >> reporter: they offered no details on how the sprawling nuclear lab is being protected. they did admit there's fire all around it. the sound of the crackling wildfire is the city's warning siren but few are left to hear it. the choking smoke that blankets every inch of los alamos sends thousands from their home before the evacuation became mandatory. >> we live on the ridge so

>> sÍ. >> ¿quÉ lesi parece si nos ponemos de pie para recibir a la nueva janet?uiero que veas como llegaste tu, para que tu misma compruebes lo bella que estabas. >> ahora sÍ. ahi la destapamos, mira nada mÁs que belleza. >> ay! bravo. >> me gusta mÁs porque es un mensaje para todas las mujeres que nos estÁn viendo como dijiste samy, no nos podemos olvidar de nosotras mismas. >> no hay mujer fea. felicidades y quiere entrar en univis univisiÓn.com. >> lo que se pierda. joaquÍn, el diseÑador muy bueno y en belleza y moda. en univisiÓn. >> eso ahÍ estÁ. >> beso beso.

homeland secretary, janet napolitano, is mon those -- among those briefing president obama. she's at outside of the white house. >> as part of our planning for hurricane season, we've been focused on what we call the whole community approach. it's not just the federal government. it's not just fema. it's also state government. it's also local government. >> names associated with big

janet shanlian is there to start us off tonight. janet, good evening. >> reporter: this situation has become much more serious just within the last few hours, within striking distance of this town and the wind has picked up considerably. earlier cars were bumper to bumper trying to get out of here and the evacuations have now become mandatory for everyone. the fast moving fire swelled overnight into 63 square miles and threatening structures. late today a mandatory evacuation was ordered and traffic was bumper to bumper as people tried to get out of town. los alamos laboratory is shut down. all radioactive materials are protected and secure from the wildfires for now. >> i will not say it is not going to go in the lab. we're doing our best to keep it off the laboratory floor. >> reporter: but a worst-case scenario loomed in the mind of residents scrambling to evacuate. >> it will make you nervous with all this nuclear stuff around. >> it's a little close for comfort. >> reporter: los alamos is home to the manhattan project, where sq

. >> i talked to janet, she clearly had a kind of -- slightly bittersweet view of your father. he's an incredibly tough guy. he's a disciplinarian. he did what he did i don't think for his own gain. he did it because he believed in you as children. he thought the only way you make it big is if he kept pushing, pushing, pushing, and very hard, particularly for the girls i think to deal with that. >> he was absolutely right. you must remember, he was a disciplinarian, and my father at the same time, he had that drive. he saw in his children how big they could be. he saw the talent. if you don't make people and children, of course, if you don't show them that if this is what you truly love, you must really, really go headstrong with it, and my father was there to make sure everyone did what they needed to do as far as show business was concerned. he would rehearse and rehearse them and they became perfectionists. look at the result today. i thank him very much. if it wasn't for my father, we wouldn't have had the jackson 5, the jacksons, michael or anyone for that matter. >> after

and janet huber, the author of the book, jg and the bc kids.prince of bellaire. you grew up in the jacksons generation. what was it like to see a black pop group so so big time when there were civil rights issues. >> for me growing up in a high school in a little town where there was probably ten black kids, it was monumentis, it was like nothing you had ever seen. it gave you a hope you could make it from a small town. i had five brothers, so we all grabbed our coca-cola bottles and our glasses and acted like jackson 5. >> and johnny gill, you were a product of the jackson 5 generation. and i heard you say as a kid watching the jookson 5 special was like watching an event, why? >> the whole family would gather around, and we were in awe. as kids, we didn't really believe they were real. >> egypt, i want to ask you as somebody else who got to follow the jacksons as you were growing up, how do you think they impacted america culturally. >> we were in the middle of the civil rights movement. black people were ready to break out, not only break ou

. >> in conversations with janet, she explained the breakdown. a good concentration of youth in district 10 would be at all well and o'connell, so we did take that into consideration. a lot of the constraints, and this is the first year in a cut program, we had was the timing and the funding was released and how much time we had to put an actual effective program together, so there are definitely some things that need to be fixed as we move forward, and we are doing the best we can to try to capture as many as we can, but again, we are up against a small time crunch, so we do want it to be effective. and we want to do a great job, but we did take all listings into consideration. >> you are looking to extend this program to next year? >> that would be my hope. >> what i think is going to happen next year is that so this cohort of ninth graders will have to graduate, and i think that is with the panic is. we're very concerned about that. it is a much more rigorous study to graduate, so we are looking -- we just did some projections for next summer

we begin with nbc's janet shamlian. >> reporter: a major wildfire in arizona. fueled by high temperatures and gusty winds is sending smoke as far as new mexico and southern colorado. some 1,300 firefighters from across the country are battling the blaze which has ravaged more than 140,000 acres. >> the column that's up in the air the last few days has been in excess of 30,000 feet. when you have something that large with that much heat, it kind of generates its own weather. >> reporter: the heat is on across much of the nation's south and midsection. >> you are not looking cute right now. you are looking so hot. >> reporter: temperatures running 15 degrees above normal. >> definitely struggling. >> reporter: feeling more like deep summer than late spring. a number of new records this weekend. 100 degrees in tyler, texas. 100 in new orleans. 100 in jackson, mississippi. 102 in pensacola. >> temperatures right now feel more like the mid to latter part of july with temperatures even in the north rising into the mid and upper 90s. this is catching a lot of folks of

i said, "janet, is he dead?"aid, "he's gone." >> do you think there was some sort of conspiracy to kill your brother? >> absolutely. >> how are you feeling? >> good. great. >> it was possible that michael had been using this anesthetic drug maybe five or six years ago. >> elvis was huge, but michael went around the world. he was off the planet. >> tonight, a behind-the-scenes look into the final days of michael jackson. >> as the sun rose above the exclusive los angeles hills, inside michael jackson's mansion, the entertainer began the morning of june 24th, 2009, doing what he loved -- preparing for a show. >> now do it slow. he and i would start around noon, 1:00 at his home. we'd dance a few hours and stretch. you have to have a full attitude. you have a half attitude. do the full one. >> reporter: travis paine was michael jackson's long-time choreographer. >> we were on a journey with michael that was going to return him to the stage that he loved so much. i know we were eight days away from leaving for london

he's joined by the executive director, janet brown. this event was hosted on friday by the washington center for internships and academic seminars. it's an hour. >> thank you very much for being here. we have janet brown from the debate commission. we have her file. we have mike mccurry, who's going to be involved with the debate commission, or is, and also served as a press secretary and other responsibilities. here's what we're trying to do with this seminar that the washington senator has put together. it's called "road to the white house." these are all professors in this room who teach about the presidency and about elections and other elections. we're trying to get as much inside information as students to get them interested in politics, studying it, and maybe even participating in it. so, mr. mccurry and ms. brown, before i come back to you, let me have the participants introduce themselves and the institutions you're from. >> michael rodriguez. i teach politics at richard stockton college in new jersey. >> i'm from the univers

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now, homeland security secretary janet hippolyta and no. -- janet napolitano. >> welcome.outh of here. i am michael walden. we are delighted to partner with the law school to co-sponsor this event. i want to quickly think some of my colleagues who made this event happened and to do so much for our work. thank you for doing this and for all you do i want to emphasize that the program of which they are a part, our liberty and national security program, is called that for a reason. it is the liberty and the national security, not the liberty or national-security program. we believe very strongly that we can protect our country and protect our safety and our people and protect our bodies and our constitution. we appreciate very much that the secretary throughout her career has demonstrated her loyalty to those same of all use -- to that same difficult but necessary balancing act that we as americans have to go through. the brennan center is a non partisan institute, part law firm, part advocacy group. we work on issues such as a voting rights, access to courts for the poor, an

this would lead to deficit reduction los impulsores, incluyendo la secretaria de seguridad nacional janet napolitano, argumentaron que la ley de los sueÑos ayudara a reducir el dficit y mejorar la seguridad del pas.. el dream act es una propuesta que permitira que estudiantes que vinieron a estados unidos de niÑos obtengan residencia permanente si van a la universidad o entran a las fuerzas armadas.. s.o.t. john cornyn/ senador de texas 44:00 with a sense of frustration the way this issue has been wielded as a political weapon.. este senador republicano dijo que no poda respaldar una medida que se est usando como arma poltica por demcratas.. s.o.t. senador dick durbin/ senador de illinois :05 they criticize the bill and offer no alternative. el autor dijo que los republicanos critican el proyecto de ley, pero no ofrecen una alternativa. s.o.t. jazmin segura/siren 4:18:00 mientras no consigan los votos, los 60 votos, las audiencias no va a realmente cambiar nada y no nos van a mover hacia adelante.. la organizacin siren comparte la opinin de observadores de que dada la desventaja de demcra

janet moyer landscaping assisted with the design. there was effort in trying to figure out the slopes the walls. they helped quite a bit. jordan kirkland, veronica brady , and the friends of bernal gardens who brought this burden to fruition. the department of public works is out there to hold hands and work with everyone. it is through their leadership that we are able to improve our neighborhoods. i would especially like to thank the staff of dpw who go out to all of these meetings and start these projects. i want to thank all of the bureau's at dpw who assisted in bringing supplies, and doing some work, or making sure that the project was built as planned. thank you very much. [applause] >> there are a lot of other people to think. you have been hearing a lot about this gentleman, julian, who is responsible for a lot of this. i used to live not far from here. i used to walk my dog upon the hill there. it is so great to see the transformation of this space. it is something i want to see in my neighborhood as well. it does not happe

we also like to thank janet. i saw her earlier. and also we would like to thank the pg&e, acknowledge the pg&e employees and their long-time sponsorship of us. they help us with the trucks and in the parade and they also, this year we will have a large representation of them during the parade, too. there's a lot of them, that are in attendance. if you're a pg&e employee, please stand up. but with i know that there's quite a few of you in the crowd. i also will be remiss if i don't thank padron in pg & e who has helped us in every aspect of our carnaval. this year we're also going to have a group of employees from the p.u.c. that will help us with the parade and also some volunteers from john owe collin high school and we thank them all. it is my honor and my pleasure to introduce to you somebody that i respect and think that we couldn't have a better mayor in this city. i have not been in touch with him for quite a while but in the last month it's been a couple of events that we've run into. i would like to introduce the san franci

. >> la secretaria janet nap li. que no había que ajustar. >> enfatizó que el presidente ha sido firme está en manos del congreso. >> es por eso que la joven peruana, no se siente segura. >> pues, no es ley, también es un memorándum ran dentonces no sentimos protegidos por la ley. >> senador de sextas se opone a la acta del sueño. >> dijo que estados unidos le da la bienvenida a los inmigrantes que cumplen con las leyes y culo a la casa blanca y el líder de la mayoría por el fracaso del dream act y la falta de la "reforma migratoria." >> entonces tiene el descaro de acar al senador de que la "reforma migratoria" no había sido aprobada y en cada ocasión que ha sido traída. >> entretanto el secretario de educación habló del tema pero en términos económicos. >> dijo que una vía de legalización para estos jóvenes supone una contribución de miles de billones de dólares al fisco. >> ella quiere la oportunidad de contribuir. >> solamente confesar que no voy a poder usar mi carrera, mi diploma después de graduarme eso es una injusticia. >> y lo cierto es que mientras estos jóvenes no pierden l

preguntaba en una carta a la secretaria de juicio janet reno y la directora de administración por quélidiar en algunos casos. el sufrimiento causado por la deportación. en la organización dicen que se trata de dos asuntos diferentes. en una zona amplia y. >>>maribel: grande contemplada en la ley otorgar en circunstancias especiales. protección temporal, por meses senadores y activistas han presionado al presidente para que utilice sus poderes administrativos y ofrezca algún al vo aciertos grupos de inmigrantes como los estudiantes indocumentados. es algo interactivo que se haga. >>> buscan echarle leña al fuego. >>>lori: en washington, lori montenegro, telemundo >>>josé: hubo un chiste nada divertido, con un amigo hispano y sus supuestas intenciones de cortejar el voto latino el gobernador del estado de texas, muy mal parado con partes de nuestra comunidad. todo ocurrió en una conferencia de la organización latina, naleo. carlos botifoll con los detalles. >>> dijo que había sido perfecta nombrar a josé cuevas por las bebidas alcohólicas de texas. aludiendo que su nombre suena como jos

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my name is janet clark, and i am a physical education teacher at lincoln high school. after the jrotc article in "the san francisco chronicle" a few weeks ago, a few of us tried to set up an appointment with the superintendent, and when that did not work, we try to meet with board members. we found out there was a june 9 board meeting, and two of us were able to come here and speak. all of this was done in the hopes to address to all of you our significant concerns about how the pe independent studies program was affecting our program, and we believed a look and how it is not working was warranted before voting to extend the deadline. unfortunately, pe does not get the recognition it deserves. we have an excellent position here in the san francisco unified school district. however, each year it gets a little harder to stand up with all of the cuts that our program gets. >> you know, we are credentialed teachers. if i was not credentials, i would not have a job. we gave rotc two years to get a credential, and not one of them did. thank you. >> hello, my name in marilyn.

my name is janet goy, and i am here to request the restoration of funds for the san francisco homeless outreach team and also supportive housing. which affects 11 hotels. adequate supportive housing is essential to address problems for homeless populations in these hotels. it addresses the problems in populations. as you have heard, the san francisco homeless outreach team addresses the most difficult of reach on the streets. they translate to menem contact for basic intervention -- to minimum contacts for basic intervention. there is no time to do the necessary follow-up. it is not safe given the difficulties people deal with. we have carefully developed a case management team to develop the challenges of a very difficult, as population. [bell rings] and of course, i am here to also supports the restoration of cuts to the san francisco homeless outreach team. you've heard all the reasons why it is absolutely essential. taking nine positions of of 11 cripples the outreach efforts of that team. these are those to respond when citizens call 311 -- [bell rings] thank you. >> good afternoo

homeland secretary, janet napolitano, is mon those -- among those briefing president obama.she's at outside of the white house. >> as part of our planning for hurricane season, we've been focused on what we call the whole community approach. it's not just the federal government. it's not just fema. it's also state government. it's also local government. >> names associated with big hurricanes, like katrina, have been retired. at the top of this year's hurricane list is arlene the list continues with brett, cindy and 18 others. >>> we're still holding onto a winter-like weather pattern with off-and-on showers for today. get ready for the weekend forecast. we're talking about more significant rainfall. you can see the coverage out there. not a lot of green to show you but we do have some intense cells. right around the milpitas area, around 237, jacklin road and also at warm springs boulevard. you can see the live doppler sweep showing you some intense activity here. could be tracking a storm close to 880. i'm gonna move the maps up to the north and show you more activity in p

janet. we had a great board of supervisors meeting. " i have been attending -- i went to the opening of super duper, which is a hamburger place in castro. it opened up their second location, which was fun and exciting, and i went to the 75th anniversary party a couple of weeks ago. family unscrewing clean family, same street. that is my report. commissioners, item 17, commission report. commissioner: just one last thing. i met with people from chinatown, and there is a program for chinatown and north beach, so we are excited to get people out in visiting our local merchants. president o'brien: commissioner clyde? commissioner clyde: on may 23 with commissioner njn -- jane kim, they were meeting about the licenses for abc and a way to clarify those conditions when conditions are met. i did find supervisor kim very responsive to the needs of both the residents in the community as well as the business owners. i also attended the mid market arts kickoff on at the 20th with mayor ed lee, and that

pnel que testificar junto con otros funcionarios federales, entre ellos la jefa de seguridad nacional janeto y el alcalde de chicago, rahm emmanuel... cu --este fin de semana en san jos, decenas de estudiantes recibieron becas escolares para continuar sus estudios universitarios. --nosotros estuvimos presentes en la celebracion... take pkg se repartieron becas a mas de 100 estudiantes de toda el area de la bahia. nat las donaciones de los clientes, empleados de los 21 supermercado s "mi pueblo" y patrocinador es lograron alcanzar la suma de 270 mil 442 dolares que se fue directamente a las manos de adolecentes ya se graduaron de preparatoria y planean ir a la universidad. sot-carlos ponce martinez 15:25 "la beca es un estimulo mas para incentivar a los estudiantes y que no decerten que es un problema muy grave en la comunidad mexicana, los invito a que esto sirva de estimulo que no lo echen en saco roto como decimos en mexico y que bueno, sigan adelante con sus estudios que seran mejores ciudadanos. 15:45 la campaÑa de becas escolares se lanzo con la donacion inicial de 25 mil dolares de pa