janet and her husband bill slid into their favorite corner booth at bobby's. every day, that is, until bill passed away five years ago. >> that's an excellent idea. >> janet didn't stop coming, though. the place had become too big a part of her life to stay away. >> it was tough the first couple of times i came. but everybody made me welcome. i used to see him come in with his old car. >> janet started filling in around the place filling coffee cups, but that came to an end when bobby's was shut down last summer. not just janet but a lot of regulars lost their favorite place to eat and the cupertino place of history was about to disappear unless a new owner stepped in and one did. >> i want to welcome you. >> janet. >> and i hope everything is great for you. >> it was an idea she and her son bill came up with. >> you want a business? >> and i said yes. and then i said, oh, my, what did i do? >> well, what we can tell you is what she hasn't done. >> cupertino has really been great. >> changed a thing. not the menu, not the prices, not the staff and certainly no

janet napolitano, the cuts for the tsa is 276 million..5 billion in waste by the inspector general, the numbers don't add up. they're threatening to close towers. we have 513 towers. 250 contractor towers. the ig found the contact towers round on 5 hap thousand, the faa towers two million, and the contract towerrers beat them on performance and safety and security and the same levels of traffic. a good manager can manage through 5% cut. a bad one should be dismissed. >> neil: you're looking at lax where there's an eerie calm. >>> having said all of this, one of the things jab -- janet napolitano warned but we're going to have grinding issues that come up because of the sequestration so it's not evident now but will be in the near future at the cuts come into effect. is that true? >> well, no, it's not. go back to the hard numbers. scare tactics are what washington use for politics and happens all the time. put the real numbers are 5%. so you have an airport, 100tsa agents 5% cut, unless somebody is funnying with the numbers, and intending

yeah, janet? >> i was invited by the kidney foundation to do a little yoga workshop demonstration, and after i was all finished with this hour-long presentation, do you know what they said they liked the best? the chanting. an hour of yoga? they don't care. but they said, "wow, we really liked that chanting you did!" so then it was kind of that ritual thing was very attractive - just sort of innately attractive to them. >> it is, because it's the doing and the movement, and that's come up in this class before too. meditation is fine, and talking about meditation, it is a kind of ritual, but a singing, a dancing, a chanting seems to - quicker, if you're not uninitiated, take you out of your ordinary sense of self and into an extraordinary thing. we've tried this in a couple instances in this class, which is a totally controlled environment here, but yet people have said, in a few guests we've had, a few activities we've had, people have begun to feel an actual tangible change in their sense of self

let me go to you, janet. go ahead. >> oh, i thought you said janet. it's an observation there, but i can see, for a person in india, where they sleep and die on the streets, they drink the water from the sacred river which is floating with filth, and the other oriental cultures where they're teeming people, that pain and suffering is a part of their culture every day - therefore, the religion satisfies them by saying that sometime in the future, if they will tolerate it here, they can earn something more. that is also, i think, a reason why they don't try to be more than whatever group they were born to, because they know if they can - this is what they have to go through and understand, and then they'll get ahead. so that for them, their whole way of life responds to those particular two religions - hinduism and buddhism. >> well, now, i think that we see suffering certainly in that culture - i mean, it's culture-based. but i think the suffering - the way i envision it - you're quite right about the cultural observation. the way i envision it is more

last question on tsa for secretary janet napolitano.former tsa administrator and the last administration has a book out about flight screening, perm -- permanent emergency. i feel like i hear you say even though you like to do shoes or liquids, it doesn't seem like it's in the near future or in fact is it a part of the process, and eventually that might be freeze public. >> i would say -- feasible. >> i would say option b. it's part of the process now, but we we are working on technology indeed formulating some but in the meantime, you know, this aviation system in the united states is the largest most complex in the world. we are screening and running 2 million passengers a day. i don't think people who get on planes worry about the safety. they know they're going to be safe. there's a value to that i think should recognize. and when the tso officer is looking at something or making a decision about who can be in what line or what have you. it's done to keep people safe. >> based on what you know about the technology and the research.

remember, when the cuts kicked in homeland security janet napolitano said there would be two hour die lays. never happened. >> fortunately this is one of the lighter travel periods of the year. >> neil: lucky for you. the poll numbers show the sequestration scares are backfiring. >> can i say, cousin janet, stop trying to scare us? the government can live with this? they're still preaching that line, and the polls are showing that the public is not believing the president, or, most respectly, cousin janet. i kid about the nickname and it's hurting them. they overthreatenned -- >> neil: the president's approval rating, among other things. what do you think is going on? i think people after a while say, all right, i remember this record last year. i remember this record the year before. i remember this tune. it's a familiar tune. >> i think the president misread his victory, neil. i think he decided he could turn hard left. i think he forgot the people have a substantial republican majority intending to put a brake on the president. the voters obviously want a divided government. we had

janet napolitano's department of homeland security and janet napolitano denying any responsibility.man of the committee investigating it, what can you tell us, what did you find out? >> we found out long before this even happened, they were planning and doing it and winning the sequester. we found the documents provided to us showing they want to release a total of 5000 it appears they already released 2000 thieves, people who committed fraud, charged with more serious crimes, proceedings and should be deported from the country instead released onto the streets and attempting to scare the american people into thinking it is because of sequestration would actually found three or for other ways to keep it locked up. there are 3000 below that right now anyway, so they are not using all the funds allocated for this, second we found other grant programs that could be easily diverted and used to keep criminals that are supposed to be scheduled to be deported cap lock up rather than released out on the streets. neil: is it fair to say a lot of they were dangerous, kind of the rap we were g

janet rodríguez tiene más. >>> bajo una intensa nevada en chicago los inmigrantes pedían a la la agenciamana, cientos de inmigrantes salieron de centros de de tensiones se estima que alrededor de 2000 indocumentados han sido liberados en más de 10 estados de la nación. según la agencia federal tuvieron que liberarlos por la incertidumbre del presupuesto federal. es el portavoz de la casa blanca que esto lo tomaron altos agentes de la agencia de ice. catalogó como indignante y que el gobierno ha puesto a posible criminales dentro de las comunidades. en arizona más de 300 indocumentados fueron dejados en libertad. el alguacil joe arpaio, dijo que si tiene dinero para alojarlos en sus cárceles. ice sigue enfatizando que los que son inmigrantes. de bajo riesgo. >>> alojar a un inmigrante, cuesta 164 dólares al día y mientras que mantenerlos fuera bajo otros métodos supervisión el costo se reduce a 14 dólares diarios. >>> no hay ningún desastre. no hay ningúna amenaza real a la seguridad del país y más bien, hemos ahorrado recursos. >>> por ahora, ice dice no anticipar que se liberen a más in

yeah, janet? >> well, last sunday was the summer solstice. and it just so happened i was up early enough to watch the sunrise. on a sun rise bike ride, and i was skating in the evening when i watched the sunset, so it was a little, just a very simple ritual of being aware of the whole span on that special day. we've talked a bit about earth's sort of spirituality, and indeed, you're so right. i get a special feel for the solstice - this is the longest day of the year. it's also odd because every day now gets a little bit shorter, and that also strikes me, when we get to december 21st or whatever, it's a bummer, but every little day is getting a little brighter. so i don't know whether i'm a pessimist or an optimist in this. but that's the kind of thing we're talking about. but in this case, it fits in with our nature theme - but that nature, natural events, strong kinds of spontaneous ritual activity. yeah, i feel the same way about that. sure. >> my parents celebrated their 50th wedding anniversa

yeah, janet? >> i attended a ritual over the weekend. i was with a kidney operation survivor's group, and one of their members had passed away, so they had a spiritual - it was a nondenominational kind of thing. she had one big candle and she had five little candles, a candle for memory and a candle for joy and a candle for suffering, a candle for all these things. each of the five people who knew this woman who had died lit one of the little candles from the big candle, and then they all shared stories about this woman, and so that's how they kind of did a little ritual of remembrance. >> and the light is so beautiful, the taking of a candle - one light spreading into another light. that works its way into a number of different traditions, that's really quite true. sure, barb. >> i heard a speaker on wbez public radio the other day. she's from the university of chicago, you might know her - wendy doniger. >> oh, sure, yeah. >> she's written, the implied spider . >> she doesn't me, but that's all

janet rodrÍguez amplia. >>> angela hernÁndez, dice a menudo le da el gusto a sus nietos de comprar algos altas en calorÍas, como las tapas de pollo frito hamburguesas y refrescos siguen dominando las cadenas resto raptoss mÁs populares en el paÍs >>> un menor de edad debe coumir alrededor de 1200 calorÍas diarias. y el reporte nos dice que estÁn consumiendo con las midas rÁpidas en restaurantes hasta 600 o mil calorÍas por comida. >>> las comidas examinadas para el estudio se hallÓ que el 97 porcino cumple con los estÁndares de expertos en nutriciÓn. >>> 91%, no cumple con los estÁndares de la asociaciÓn nacional de restaurante ts y la mayorÍa de las comidas dice el estudio que no tiene ningÚn valor nutritivo. >>> cuando los chicos comen muchas calorÍas vacias que tienen mucha azÚcar, sal, grasa, que mÁs adelante pueden contraer enfermedades como la diabetes tipo 2, la hipertensiÓn, tener colesterol alto. selim ne por completo los refrescos de las comidas para niÑos. y que ademÁs, se sustituya la manera permanee en las papas fritas por vegetales y frut. >>> aunque solo un 3% de las cade

janet yellen does not have the influence that ben bernanke has.o you will see the hawks getting credibility, and start getting a lot more influence once it is realized that bernanke is going, and he is gone. >> and hold on. first of all, it is kevin war, and janet yellen is second in charge and she is going to be the chairman when he leaves and the idea that somehow he is doing this all on his own is utterly fanciful. it is not borne out at all with conversations. he might be in charge right now, because he is the chairman, but the idea that janet yellen does not share the views an endorse them further upon ascending to the chairmanship, that, my friend, is not borne out here on earth that. does not make sense. >> well, i disagree with you wholeheartedly, because the fed talks are going to continue to gain progress through this, and what you are going to see is that yellen does not have the influence that bernanke had, and so i am looking for the fed to start to hit back, and as it hits back, the market is going to fall back, and i'm not talking a

janet shamlian, nbc news, santa fe, new mexico. >> so if you're wondering, we have posted the full list of clues on our website tonight, and this man, forrest fenn, will reveal another one tomorrow morning on "today." for us, for now, that's our broadcast on a thursday night. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. and, of course, we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> good thursday evening, jefferson, i'm janelle wang in for raj mathai. i'm jessica aguirry. still reeling from the loss. police officers will descend on santa cruz a week from today for a painful and emotional memorial for the two officers killed in the line of duty tuesday. today we're learning more about what led up to their tragic deaths and what may have unhinged the shooter. nbc bay area's damon trujillo is back at headquarters, i understand you uncovered new information. >> reporter: late information today. right now the memorial keeps growing outside police headquarters. parents bringing their children to pay their respects. the department says it is still at a loss after

y que 3 mil se liberarian en marzo el gobierno no ha dado declaraciones pero secretaria de estado janets de familias de medianos y bajos ingresos podrán postular a que sus hijos viajen gratis en san francisco . >> gabriela tiene 5 años y su madre dice que ella postulara por la tarjeta clipper. >> las familias califican si tienen los ingresos anuales que están en pantalla tienen que comprobar con documento la edad de los hijos tarjeta de beneficios certificado de nacimiento o lo que tenga la fecha de nacimiento. se llena una solicitud y cuándo ya tengan la tarjeta tienen que poner la tarjeta en el lector. >> entre los 5 y 17 años de edad jóvenes podrán viajar gratis las 24 horas del día así que visiten la página web en pantalla o llamen el teléfono toma unas 3 semanas para que sea la información procesada (información en pantalla) . >> muchísimas gracias y hay millones de dólares de fondos en ayuda para los jóvenes de preparatoria que les ofrece para estudios. muchos se quedan sin estudiar en la universidad porque las familias creen que no pueden postular. >> esto es a veces por falta de

my name is janet again. i am the own r of a women's local catering and this gives you a scope of how [speaker not understood] the america's cup has affected our business on a going forward basis. we hired 16 people [speaker not understood]. was not involved in the cup when the pier releases was issued. since then we have gotten involved with business connect. we have worked with oracle racing to see [speaker not understood], we're working with other racing teams and possibly hosting their hospitality events. that's just one aspect of it. also on the corporate side our corporate clients are all looking at doing large events to celebrate the events coming up as well as social clients that have great views and have great views to see the space. it protects not only our business, but what goes well with staff. we have laundry people, the convaerv [speaker not understood] around alliance, we can go on and on. we understand some of the larger rfps have to be done by the very large food service groups, but the anci

neil: you know, caroline, you were saying that these cuts would not be instant but felt like the janet napolitano argument. a slow ground too that we'll evenly feel it. >> it is basic math. we felt it in the last quarter of last year. military spending was cut. and we saw a decline of. we've seen some effects of the sequester-like cuts. neil: you are pegging a soft gdp last quarter on sequestration cuts? >> on decrease in military spending, that is what sequester is going to do this time as well as a number of domestic program cuts, and the cbo and others anticipate to 1.4 million jobs that will not be created or lost, it is not a matter of if but when. neil: what do you make of that? we don't realize it now, but it is coming soon? >> that is just an opinion. you know everyone has opinions like arm pits, you can follow that through. let's be honest it is a good thing it might spur senate democrats to pass a budget after 1405 days, follow the law they they said they would up hold it might help, government spending has increased a trillion from 2008, we have 7.9% unemployment and which a

saying convict justin and janet with banners. >> it was completely, completely regrettable. >> a swiftovies, including. >> i'm sean parker. >> "the social network." >> you know what's cool? a billion dollars. >> two business ventures. for starters a clothing line called william rast with best friend trace ayala. >> we built this brand and then he was hands on. >> was he hands on? >> yeah. too hands-on. >> you're like, step back, bro. >> yeah, but he's hands on, rivets buttons, stitching, very, very hands on. >> add to the business ventures two grammys for the man who brought sexy back. ♪ i'm bringing sexy back ♪ the other boys don't know how to act ♪ >> and even an emmy for this guy on "snl." >> but best of all. >> i'm ready. >> justin would likely say finding the real mrs. timberlake. >> he was also into jessica. >> trace was the best man when justin and jessica biehl were married in october. >> it was a celebrity crush. >> really? >> absolutely. >> you would hear him order something for her, and like in the middle of us having a discussion about a 100-city tour, something felt in him

doc, all right janet, take off your blindfolds. >> wow!nd a wow. >> jill, you ready? step here and turn around. >> oh, my gosh! >> wow. >> spin right around and look at that camera. >> tell us about the hair. >> julie is a pretty girl, and i simply took -- it was an effort to make her look prettier. i lightened and brightened her hair. >> and then maiuki gave her her this simple bob hair cut. bobs are so flirty. this is a new length for longer hair. it's very attractive, very flattering and very practical. >> janet, what do you guys think? >> excellent. unbelievable. >> jodie foster there. >> oh. >> tell us about the dress. it's perfect. >> i didn't snow what she looked like. this is from maggie london. you're wearing one of the biggest trends right now, the exposed zipper on the side. and then just layering with gold and silver, metallics are really in. >> adorable. >> julie, why don't you stand with your pals and please face the wall. >> we'll bring our second lady, sheryl hershey, from elkhart lake, wisconsin. she told us her daily beau

janet shamlian, nbc news, albuquerque. >>> that's our broadcast on a thursday night. you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. >>> good evening, thank you for joining us. >>> i'm jessica aguirre, new at 6:00. a south bay community in mourning after the tragic death of a student, he made a fatal mistake that cost him his life when he took a short cut on caltrans train tracks. george, lots of people say he was just a rising star. >> reporter: yes, you know, this is a very sad event for the family and friends. and classmates at lincoln high where he went to school. the vigil is about to begin here in san jose. he was a 16-year-old guitar player, a songwriter, a junior at lincoln high school. what you are about to watch is the youtube tribute video, where his family and friends and classmates are still struggling with his death. he died tuesday afternoon after the train hit him on the trackings. police are investigating why he was on the tracks. they are ruling his death an accident, he was on the rise

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homeland security janet napolitano janet napolitano says customs lines having longer for international passengers at some u.s. airports. house republicans have a new proposal aimed at softening the impact of cuts to defense and security. >>> a cbs news poll shows 53% of americans believe they will personally be affected by the cuts. 46% of those surveyed say the cuts will be bad for country, 34% say the cuts will have a positive impact. in the past few years a lot of people have posted on craigslist about missed connections, seeing someone at a store or airport but not actually meeting them. >> it turns out in 15 states walmart is most popular place for these missed connections. that's according to researchers at psychology today. 24 hours fitness seems -- >> people have the routine so you can probably go back the next day and see if that person is there. if you're at walmart shopping you may never see them again. >> just say hi. >>> why women in the united states are actually living shorter lives. >> plus, if one sinkhole wasn't enough, the latest problems to plague a florida neighbor

>> it isn't plausible janet napolitano is getting off scott free. relationship with janet napolitano. he served as a staffer when janet napolitano was the attorney general in arizona and chief of staff when was governor and followed her into washington, d.c. as an advisor before being appointed back to u.s. attorney by president obama. at the same time he was attorney general as holder's advisory board and he was with janet napolitano two days after the murder of brian terry in arizona. yet, this report claims they never talked about the case. it seems that janet napolitano was asked about it at least. >> gretchen: katie, thanks much. next on the rundown, cabin doors close, friendly skies about to get even nicer if you want your technology on. and petey the pet big cannot say and why is the government. reel we'll be right back ♪ will you still love me tomorrow ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] dunes, desert, or trail, only rzr delivers. now's the time to buy during the polaris xp sales event. take your pick of our new limited edition rzrs and get financing as

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chris, and then janet, we'll do that. >> i have a couple of questions. of all, where is this school located? >> oh, it's in yelm, washington, which is right below mount ranier. >> okay. and also, you talked a lot of the connection between the unthinking mind and the potential of that. this is an all internal thing, right? this isn't like astral projection and timothy leary, where you, through external sources, experience different parts of your brain being awakened? >> well, there are people that have experienced things like that. the attempt is not to go for the unusual phenomena - the thing is to go for whatever is represented, that means something to you, that you want in your life. what a lot of students find pretty early on is that after doing a lot of material things that kind of seem like they're supposed to make you happy and fulfilled, they start going for some of the deeper issues in life, about feeling complete, feeling whole, feeling happy, feeling joyous, feeling the love for themselves, feeling confident, expressing themselves artistically,

of course, janet napolitano then also claimed no responsibility for a report that her department putt. >> but normally if you're the chief, you're responsible for all your indians. if the indians for whatever reason have released so many illegals out under the species argument -- the spe specoious argument that the cuts are coming, that looks pretty dumb. >> not only does it look dumb, but this administration took harry truman a little too literally and think the buck stops with harry truman. they don't want to take any responsibility for these actions. it just plays into the idea that the obama administration, janet napolitano, they're trying to scary americans. they have an obligation to their ideology to make sequestration as painful and horrible as possible including things like this to scare americans into thinking we can't cut government. >> this illegal thing is all the more alarming because a, it's done ahead of the fact, and b, the argument is it's cheaper. in other words, if you just release them and monitor them, it's cheaper than keeping them in a facility, and i'm thinki

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janet, i want to put one more to you about this play. i find it really fascinating.al fiction. imagining anne frank talking to emmett till. go deep entire the commonalities and what are the things they don't understand about each other? >> the commonality that's. >> reporter: the tactics. their respective oppressors used against them. in nazi europe, when they walk on the street they had to wear patches. in apartheid america, black people don't have to wear patches because the pigmentation shows up. but they could not look them in the eye. the same in this country. when the jewish people could go to the movie houses, to the theater, they would have to sit in the balcony. the same for black people in this country in the south and the early days when we went to the theaters, we would have to sit up in the balcony. there were curfews for jewish people in nazi europe them couldn't be on the street after 8:00 at night. in this country, there were sun down rules for black people. we couldn't be in certain areas without a passport. so those are things i think a lot of peopl

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the department of homeland security, janet napolitano, saying that there were lines at several major airports over the weekend because of the sequester. we have been looking into this today and what we have managed to find is we have not heard about any longer lines at tsa checkpoint at security checkpoints, but customs and bureau production says it has experienced delays at ports of entry. lori: we will see what happens from here. peter barnes, thanks. melissa: washington deadlocked on whether or not to raise taxes. brad blakeman is georgetown university professor. he is joining us now. it was surprising to see it quantified this way. you see that the top 20% are paying their highest rates as a percentage since 1979. what is the impact of that? why should we care? >> the top earners are the ones that keep our economy moving. it is mainstream. when the top 20% are paying the highest rate since 1979, the 1% are paying 37%. the next 20% are payingesse the top 20% paying 71.8% of all federal taxes, when people hear that, they say they should pay it because they are the ones that have th

let's talk about comments from janet napolitano. the pain is already being felt from the automatic budget cuts that are starting to go into affect. even before furloughs are announced later today. peter barnes reporting from the white house. peter: we have not figured it out yet. janet napolitano saying this morning that there were "very long lines forming at some of the nation's airports." she was not specific, but she mentioned o'hare, los angeles and atlanta. no delays at new york airports, but they could be coming shortly. she said this is because of the sequester. the problem is, we have been asking around and in a notably have heard of no delays at these major airports. as you mentioned, although furloughs that are supposed to come under the sequester, she said, are not going out until today. here is what she said about all of this. take a listen. >> now that we have institutionalized a hiring freeze, we will begin sending out furlough notices. we are already seeing the effects that some of the ports of entry. some of the big

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like janet napolitano today, so reporters can make a phone call and find out they are not telling the truth. this is a real risk for the administration to exaggerate it the way they did because they look like they are crying wolf. lou: "washington post" of all, the pinnocios are flying all over there. talk about janitors, that was a pretty pathetic effort to being candid and apologize earlier saying he should have used elimination, which they weren't. and pink slips. so he gets more pinnocchio and is working on another four pinnocchio if he isn't careful. they have gotten away with this for years. the attitude of the white house is a transitory moment. >> he has been embolden to go out and basically scare the american people and quite frankly lie to us and not be candid about it. it has been so outrageous by the top levels of the banishment of this administration that even the press are now calling him on it. lou: i was struck by the fact that they began with the former governor of florida, former presidents brother saying basically he is interested in being a voice of reason leaving

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