jay did not think twice about letting them in time.when i asked to search, it turned out they were looking for me. the agent showed me a piece of paper which was a 2002 deportation letter, which i informed i had never seen. before i knew it, i was handcuffed and taken away like a criminal. i was put into a van two other men and searched like a criminal. in an instant, by american family was being ripped away from me. when i did return home, i had an ankle in monitoring bracelet. i went to great lengths to hide it from my children. i have a partner who is a u.s. citizen and two beautiful children who are also citizens, but none of them can petition for me to remain in the country with them. because my partner is not a man, she cannot do anything to help me, nor can my children, who keep asking, why does this happen to us, and what will ultimately happen to our family? passage of the uniting american families act or inclusion of ufa and lgbt families in immigration reform will not only benefit me about the thousands of people who are als

jay was a member of the school board at the catholic school.i am a eucharist the minister at the good shepherd church where jay and i sing in the choir. our family is fortunate because we have never fell discriminated against in our community. our friends, mostly heterosexual couples cost a model family. they even call us and their role models. we try to mirror the best family values in spite of the fact that our children are so well adjusted to the love that we parents have been able to provide their classmates to know that they have two moms and it has never been an issue. i can say without any

made in america, jay?jay, you should walk and throw him out of that box. >> he's a lot bigger than i am, bill. you're big enough, maybe you could have done it. >> bill: i would have done it if you let me. >> the president is not saying that every american company should not have any business overseas. the president is saying that we as a country and as a government should be creating incentives for american businesses to hire -- >> bill: i'm right with you, jay. >> hire american workers and build products in america. >> bill: i'm right with you. >> and his program is designed to help do that. >> bill: i'm with you, jay. and so is 95% of my audience. but you know who is not with you? jeffrey immelt. and he's sitting with the first lady, jay. doesn't look good. it doesn't look good. >> mr. immelt has done a lot of good work on the jobs council with others, other ceos who are working hard to propose ideas to help get this economy going. >> bill: all right. next time when you have that guest list, check it wit

>> all right, jay gray reporting on this huge crisis in the state of texas, jay, thanks. >>> and here in southern california, fire crews are also hard at work as winds are kicking up wildfires here. more than 1200 firefighters from all over this state are on the front lines. they're working on the ground and from the air using bombardmentes to keep things under control. but crews are preparing, sadly, for several more days of hot, dry and, again, possibly windy conditions. it was 103 degrees this , afternoon in the san fernando valley. >>> this has been a terrible couple of days for gun violence. across the border in nevada, a gunman opened fire with an ak-47 according to the local sheriff at an i-hop in carson city killing two national guardsmen, one other person and himself. of the total 12 people, five were guard members but authorities say no indication the gunman was targeting them. >>> across the country in new york city, this was a terribly violent holiday weekend. and the kind of publicity the city cannot afford. 67 people were wounded by gunfire in 52 separate shooting incide

jay, thank you very much for joining us tonight. >> lawrence, thanks for having me. >> jay, what changes did you make in the speech today based on what you saw in the republican debate last night? >> zero. no changes. the proposals in the speech have been worked on for four to six, maybe eight weeks now by the president's economic team working with the president and the vice president and there were no changes made in reaction to the debate and that's because nothing that happened in the debate has anything to do with what matters here which is that the american economy needs attention. it needs washington to act as the president said and to act now. what he put forward, the american jobs act, and what he'll submit in detailed legislative language early next week is a plan built on proposals that have historically garnered bipartisan support and if congress puts politics ahead of party and do the right thing by the american people and the american economy, they will act and they will pass this legislative bill. >> let's listen to one thing that should have bipartisan support and what the

jay, thank you very much for joining us tonight. >> lawrence, thanks for having me. >> jay, what changes did you make in the speech today based on what you saw in the republican debate last night? >> zero. no changes. the proposals in the speech have been worked on for four to six, maybe eight weeks now by the president's economic team working with the president and the vice president and there were no changes made in reaction to the debate and that's because nothing that happened in the debate has anything to do with what matters here which is that the american economy needs attention. it needs washington to act as the president said and to act now. what he put forward, the american jobs act, and what he'll submit in detailed legislative language early next week is a plan built on proposals that have historically garnered bipartisan support and if congress puts politics ahead of party and do the right thing by the american people and the american economy, they will act and they will pass this legislative bill. >> let's listen to one thing that should have bipartisan support and what the

here is jay carney today. >> our intent was for the president to address a joint session of congress as soon as they recessed. this is not a political back and forth. the president is wanting to speak to congress and to the people about the need to do things to create jobs to get the economy going. >> kristen welker is live from the white house this today, and we heard from dan pheifer saying that the president's speech will not interfere with the packers and giants' kickoff. >> well, it is not their intention to get into the middle or any way push back that speech, so they are being mindful of that, but the details are being worked out. but as you say, it was a dust-up, and the white house ready to pivot away from the dust-up saying they want to focus on the major speech that the president is going to give next week. we of course don't know specifically what is in the speech. we are getting little details and bits and pieces, and we understand that under consideration is investing in infrastructure and investing in schools and green energy projects as well as providing tax breaks fo

what was it about jay-z? >> i feel the same way you feel.c and, you know, not our relationships or scandals. it's hard, because sometimes it's like, okay, i can't talk about him. he's amazing. >> he is amazing. >> i agree with all the things you had. >> you sit back and go, my husband is a pretty cool guy. >> he is. he really is. >> he was there last night supporting you. he's abandoned you with me to go to the dentist, which i'm pleased about. >> i'm not. >> when you sing "crazy in love" how many times have you been crazy in love in your life? >> not many at all. >> then you meet this guy? that's it, bang. >> yeah. i definitely had a very natural friendship and connection with him. i mean, we've been together for a very long time, and i'm very happy. >> what does love mean to you? proper love? >> you know, love is the foundation of everything i do. my music is inspired by love, and from my family, from my husband, from my sisters and it gives me the security and confidence that you see on the stage. >> i mean, most people say you have to ha

and jay leno might be back for that.ayor ed lee declared this jay leno day in san francisco. >> two concerts in two years they have raised $8 million with a lot more to go for the new hospital. in san francisco, don sanchez, "abc 7 news." >> it is 4:45, new information about the earthquake that hit off the coast of alaska and is generating a tsunami warning. that story is coming up. >> and report cashed for san francisco's muni. if you are waiting for a bus this morning, find something to pass the time. >> and critics are asking full body scanners tell the difference between under arm sweat and an underwear bomb? >> and ducks in distress from a south bay complex is a lot more challenging then investigators thought. >> if you think gas prices shoot up faster3q septic system breakdowns affect over one million homes each year, causing a disgusting mess and hours of repair. the powerful formula in rid-x has enzymes to immediately break down waste and bacteria that work continuously to reduce tank build-up. use rid-x once a m

and jay leno might be back for that. ed lee declared this jay leno day. >> it's amazing what they have done with two concerts. they have raised $8 million with a lot more to go for the new hospital. in san francisco, don sanchez, "abc 7 news." >> i want to see that car collection. 5:44. wall street reacts to the jobs report. >> another report card for muni, if you are waiting for a bus, give yourself something to pass the time. >> and now we apologize this a story about ducks who have been injured by blowgun darts. we'll have the latest on that coming up. >> stick around. ♪ why settle for a one-note cereal? get more with honey bunches of oats. four nutritious grains come together for more taste, more texture, more healthy satisfaction. have a bowl of happy. >>> welcome back. a reminder of the high surf advisory, it's been extended until 9:00 sunday evening down around l.a. and down to san diego. let's talk about the forecast for california. it's hot through the central valleys, to near hundred, 72 with sunshine around bi

made in america, jay. should -- look, you, jay, you should have threw him out of that box. [ laughter ] he is a lot bigger than i am, bill. you are big enough maybe you could have done it. >> all right. so i made a complete fool out of myself as usual, right? >> you know, you had an expression at one point that was just a mosaic of emotions to form that facial contortion. you will see it in a minute but with jay carney what he did was not only did he express so much with his lips and this -- there we go. that was you, bill. >> what is that. >> that was enormous amount of emotion pinned into that one facial gesture. >> bill: no. you are the expert what's the facial gesture mean. >> it would take me a long time the tongue swiping across the entire mouth. the eyes squinting down. that was powerful. but, jay carney has, look, look at this look as he goes into that contemptuous look and he squints and closes his eyes which is like a survival mechanism that just helps us kind of close out, block out. >> why am i

i'm going to bring jay carney with me. >> he's a music fan. >> jay carney.negie. >> jay. >> eminem in the house. how are you, man? >> mika taught me everything i know about austin. it is a great, great town. i spent a lot of time covering the governor bush campaign in 2000 for president. love austin, texas. >> mark mckinnon told me as he was walking out of the white house and axelrod going into the white house, he said you can have it. good luck. jay on a personal note -- >> sure. >> you covered the white house so long. talk about, if you will, because i talked to david about this, too. you have no idea, do you, what the incoming is like inside that, those four walls until you get there. >> that's so true, joe. it is constant. it is relentless. everything that comes in is hard. i think what struck me having covered it versus being on the inside is how small it is, intimate it is. in the end, all these decisions are debated by a small group of men and woman looking for the right answer among difficult choices and the president makes the call. it's a very huma

blue jays win 1-0. boston now two and a half games back. >>> the white sox zach stewart was just one inning away from pitching a perfect game when danny valencia breaks it up in the eighth. all is not lost. he strike out nine for a complete game one hitter. chicago wins 1-0. >>> philadelphia's cliff lee picking up his 16th win with a little help from his friends. foul ball down the line, ryan howard makes the sliding bare-handed catch. that's a great grab, and he also hit a home run. phils beat the braves 9-0. >>> sandoval had a conversation with his bat on monday, and it must be a good listener. pablo hit two home runs. communication is key in any relationship. giants beat the padres. >>> finally, don't adjust your tv. those are possibly the ugliest or maybe the greatest jerseys in college football. whatever they are, they're good luck for maryland. up two against miami. the hurricanes threatening late in the fourth when cameron chisholm ices in, a pick six. terps go on to beat the canes. 32-24. that's

i spoke with jay and how he would calculate the amount we would have to pay. this was a confusing conversation as he was referencing credit that would be adjusted and going to the fee we were paying. i thought he was telling me they would be combined due to the credit he was referring to. i found out i was wrong last week. in january 2011, when we finally signed the lease. january through march we began the architectural drawings and a fund-raising as investors -- in may 2011, when submitted our change of use to the planning department. in july 26, 2011, the planning department approved our change of use application. we are very excited. our planner compote -- calculated the fees to be $24,000 which we had budgeted for. when i asked for confirmation the mta fee was included, he said that was different. my jaw hit the floor and i was in disbelief. i contacted jay to discuss within the conversation we had in november 2010. he calculated our feet to be $19,000 based on our square footage of the warehouse. i explained our retail area was under 2500 square feet as

i contacted jay to discuss within the conversation we had in november 2010.he calculated our feet to be $19,000 based on our square footage of the warehouse. i explained our retail area was under 2500 square feet as was required. he understood the issue and recommended the planning department would need to advise him to treat the bowling area within the zoning so our feet could go down. this could save us about $15,000. we are working on this with the office of economic work force and the office of work force development. how these are impacting s, these fees seemed to have been designed for retailers that are creating new construction. the fees are way for them to give back to the community they are potentially impacting. the eastern neighborhood he was designed to protect industrial spaces from getting swallowed up by new developments, restaurants fall into that category. we're not developers nor are we taking away a a building. a restaurant is staying under the required 2500 square feet. we are -- why are we getting fees on the entire space when retail it

now to welcome thank you you have the book ideas and it's beautiful it's brilliant what is what is jay suck let's just get right to this just a sock is the joint special operations command it's a group of highly effective but very secretive special operations troops from all the military services their main mission after nine eleven has been manhunt theme has been to capture or more recently to mostly kill the suspected terrorists that are on their hit list and their supporters around the world not only in places like afghanistan and iraq where we have declared wars but in places like yemen and pakistan to some degree where we have where we don't have declared war as you wrote about essentially began with jimmy carter in the arena hostage crisis it began with an effort to rescue the hostages from the reigning students who held them in the u.s. embassy in one thousand nine hundred in one thousand nine hundred eighty nine and that and fortunately ended in disaster not only were they not rescued but the eight members of that team were killed and they decided at that time that they needed

jay jay getty the british olympic hopeful was given the chance this week to show off his long jump skillstower bridge in the background to get it would need to clear three mini cars with a limited run off this by conquering the distance many times before the pressure was on with media scattered all over but the longer oh well it was more than equal to the task leaping over the vehicles not once but twice and start follow that to get a will be adding the routine to his training regime as he seeks a place. on team g.b. . poster meant to come back to jump over three cars and last saw it he just looks he looks it makes you crazy. but it's just about looking out just in i can do it so that's one thing if you take something much of the trust in myself that if i just did what i normally do i make the distance create stuff and that is all the sport for now whether is next here in twenty four hour our team. will. review the latest in science technology from around the world. we've got the future covered. it. observe nature and discover its beauty. communicate with the want to. test yourself and be

>>reporter: laugh from jay leno. music and raising 5 million dollars for the new uc sf children hospital. >> i like this an people say if you go and tell these jokes it raise this much money. it's not really hard work. it's a great cause. easy to see why the celebrity are so supportive but the generosity is overwhelming. >>reporter: just like he said. many donated 100 million dollars to build children hospital and this is what they do. little 4-year-old grace of pedestrian mont diagnosed with severe scoliosis and wore a breast for 10 years. but uc sf doctor had something innovativ innovative. >> he performed the staple surgery on her back to avoid her wearing a brace. >>reporter: the brace would have been for a listening timeism at least 10 years. not a lot of research that child in her age it even works. >>reporter: that was 5 weeks ago and look at her now. >> i like to play with my friends. >>reporter: hospital focus on the latest medical research that can make a difference in people's lives. new being is already u

jay jay getty the british olympic hopeful was given the chance this week to show off his long jump skills picturesque tara bridge in the background check it would need to clear three mini cars with a limited run up despite conquering the distance many times before the pressure was on with media scattered all over but the longer a while he was more than equal to the task leaping over the vehicles not once but twice and start follow that to get a will be adding the routine to his training regime six of places. on team g.b. . host i want to talk about the job of a free concert and when i saw it it just looked it looked it might seem like a crazy. but it's just about looking out justin i can do it because that's what i do if you take so much of the trust in myself that if i just did what i normally do not make it is to. create stuff and that is all the sport for now whether is next year in twenty four hour r.t. . russia would be so much brighter if you knew about songs from fans to question some of. these stunts on t.v. dot com. go ahead for a hugely inflated euro zone value of fun as it guar

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jay jay katie at british olympic hopeful was given the chance this week to show off his long john scales with a picture of tar bridge in the background to get they would need to clear three many cars with their limited run up despite doing the distance many times before the pressure was on with the media and scattered all over but the longer a well it was no more of any call to the task leaping over the vehicles twice in phuket it's thoughtful though to get it will be adding a routine to his training has a place on team g.b. post i want to talk about some of the free cars and last. he just looked he looked it made see that black crazy. but it's just about looking out trusting that i can do it because that's why didn't they something i'd have to trust in myself that if i just did what i normally do i'll make this. great stuff tom izzo your spore fly weather is next. in india all she's available in the grand central shirts in mumbai the taj mahal in the rough among bowling coach president combining visual and famous results none of beatriz's public clothes could go on taj mahal hotel charg

. >> alanis morissette and jay lenoe and m.c.re in san francisco last night but it was more than a concert. don sanchez was there as celebrities teamed up to help raise money for a new children's hospital in san francisco. >> this aftershock scam, it's not an aftershock, it's another earthquake. >> getting laughs from jay leno. ♪ >> and music from alanis morissette and raising $5 million for children's hospital. >> i like to tell jokes and it's fun. if you go here and tell jokes, you will raise money, it's a great cause. it's easy to see why the celebrities are so supportive but their generosity is overwhelming. >> just like this. they donated $100 million to build children's hospital and this is what they do. little four-year-old grace rigo was diagnosed with severe scoliosis and may have had to wear a brace for ten years but a doctor had some innovative. >> he performed a staple surgery to avoid her wearing a brace. >> brace would have been a long time? >> at least ten years and there is a not a research that it even works. >>

jay leno in town tonight, just down the street.d the tonight show and flew up, there he is with mayor ed lee. he was mcing a fund raider. they are looking for -- fundraiser. they are looking for a new hospital. he received a proclamation from the mare saying it was jay leno day and i got to laugh. he is quick, pam. he goes, boy, it's 8:00 at night, i feel short changed, i only got four hours to make use of it. allants morris set was also forming tonight. they are trying to get the new hospital built. >> all right vern, thank you. >>> and thank you for being with us. we will see you tomorrow night everybody.

jay, good evening. >> reporter: hey, there, harry. firefighters did make progress today but it's still a slow go for so many who can't get back into their neighborhoods because of hot spots there. they're forced to rely on things like this, lists of homes that have been destroyed for any real solid information about what they be left. as firefighters walk the path of the blaze in some places the flames are finally gone. but the devastating effects of the fire are scattered everywhere. >> we spent a lot of time here and it's gone. >> reporter: the wildfire is still raging, a wall of flames 24 miles long and in places 20 miles wide. but for the first time in four days, there's a glimmer of hope in this smoky haze. >> an excellent day. >> reporter: with the winds down, strike teams have managed to contain at least 30% of the wildfire. >> that does it, no wind. and cooler weather. >> reporter: giving firefighters a chance to gain some ground. >> the forest service can probably get a handle on it and make some good progress today. >> repor

nbc's jay gray is in texas where thousands of acres have been scorched. jay? >> reporter: the situation in texas still dire right now. crews are working dozens of wildfires across the state. perhaps the worst in this area, the bastrop area where we're told more than 300 homes have been destroyed. more than 16,000 acres charred and the fire still raging out of control at this point. a big problem for firefighters as strong winds, the residual from tropical storm lee. we did not get the rain that so many others are experiencing from that storm. we are seeing strong winds gusts up to 40 miles per hour fanning the flames and pushing them in all directions. we do know of at least two people who died many the eastern part of the state when they could not escape a wall of fire that engulfed their home a young mom and her 18 moel child who could not get out of their home. the texas forestry service says that all of the firefighters in the state have been pushed past their limits. they put out a public appeal for any and all firefighters who can help to report immediat

i'm going to talk to jay i carney, the white house press secretary. don't forget to tune in tonight for live coverage of the live speech. it begins at 6:00 followed by the speech at 7:00. >>> now, it's your turn to talk back on one of the big stories of the day. the question this morning, how should the president handle the country's divisiveness in his big speech tonight? talk about pressure much the president will not only face a bitterly divided krg but a bitterly divided nation. the political forecast, cold, ice cold. republican congressman joe walsh is skipping the president's speech because "i don't see the point in being a prop for another of the president's speeches asking for more failed stimulus spending." louisiana republican senator david viter won't be there either. he's hosting an nfl football party. after that, the vicious partisan attacks from both parties. my lips are numb. you have heard it loud and clear. >> he's the most effective food stamp president in american history. >> that's what we've witnessed since friday. obama ged on. o

with us from the white house, we have jay carney. i'll start with you and let you respond to the statements. also, on a more realistic level, how does the president turn the page? it seems like his efforts over the past several years have fallen flat and people are lo losing confidence. >> mika, there's no question people remain confident about the economy. understandably so. growth is too slow, job creation is too slow. the president will announce he is putting forward the american jobs act. his proposals, all of which have traditionally had broad bipartisan support that will absolutely, if passed, lead to greater job creation and economic growth. congress can do this now, right away. it's fully paid for. if they come back from their five-week recess and decide it's time to listen to the american people and get things done instead of bicker and posture. >> i think the republicans have been incredibly difficult. they have been like a stone wall to progress. having said that, he's the president. how does he get everybody back together

nbc's jay gray is just outside austin tonight. good evening, jay. >> reporter: good evening, kate. those fire crews are working dozens of wildfires across texas right now. one of the worst is here in bastrop, about 40 miles southeast of austin. take a look at this ominous plume of smoke behind me climbing into the sky. clear evidence that the blaze here is still burning out of control. >> reporter: the intense flames are relentless. a blaze pushed by the residual effects of tropical storm lee, winds gusting to 40 miles per hour, an amber glow swallowing everything in its path. wildfires cutting a twisted path across texas, challenging strike teams who are now getting help from the air along the front lines, but to this point are still no match for the flames. >> this fire is not over. it's not contained at this time. it's probably going to get better -- it's going to get worse before it gets better. >> reporter: it's hard to believe things could get much worse. in bastrop just outside of austin, more than 450 homes have been reduced to ash. over 17,000 acres charred. numbers that a

the wintertime so we're talking long term here that's that they can sustain it they'll sustain it ok jay thanks so much for being with us tonight thank you that's all of the demonstrators message cuts through both the police officers tried to silence them and the media that up to this point has been ignoring them and that this message presidents around the nation this type of activism is exactly what america needs right now. change continues to spread across the middle east after the break i'll tell you which country known for severe old pressuring of women just granted them voting rights for the first time in that country's history. drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through. who can you trust no one who is you know in view with a global mission to read see where are we heading state controlled capitalism is called satchels when nobody dares to ask we do our t. question more. thought about give a big picture i'm coming up in this half hour saudi arabia granted women full voting rights a fact of twenty fifteen so this never really quality

. >> it's "the tonight show with jay leno." tonight jay welcomes former vice president dick cheney. carrot top. oh, mmm, oh, oh, hold on. six legs, two hearts and a pending indictment for war crimes at the hague. mmm, mmm, mmm, mmm. name three things that the tonight show panel possessions. [laughter] that's why carson was the greatest. that's going to be a hard one to explain to the aliens who visit this earth. but, of course, for me the highlight of cheney's tour began yesterday when he, along with his wife lynn, dropped in on the ladies of the view. >> mr. vice president, i want to talk about this little bulge here. [laughter] >> jon: i'm guessing that line was especially unsettling on "the view's" radiobroadcast. >> last year ago june, i went into end-stage heart failure. in effect my heart wasn't pumping enough blood to surface my organ. [laughter] >> jon: go on. >> this is the control element that runs it. the actual pump itself is inside my chest. you need power all the time, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. [beeping] >> what does that mean? >> put the battery back. [laught

nbc's jay gray has our report. >> reporter: as investigators continue sifting through the wreckage in reno, they've located clues that could ultimately help to explain the tragedy. >> there was a camera identified, video camera. fragments were found, memory cards have been identified. all of those will be going to the laboratory in d.c. to determine if they have any video images from the actual aircraft. >> ntsb officials hope to pull important evidence from an on board data recorder. >> the aircraft recording system recorded the data in two ways, on memory card but it's transmitted by telemetry to the crew. >> reporter: part of the tail section looks like it's missing which could have caused pilot jimmy leeward to lose control. >> shock. absolute shock. never dreamed that something like this would happen to someone that you know. >> reporter: leeward and eight spectators died in the crash, including john crate, who his family believes he protected his son and two friends who survived. >> he probably sheltered his son. that's the kind of guy he was. a very, very good dad, very good hu

white house press secretary jay carney joins me. payroll tax holiday, infrastructure pending, unemployment extension, it's all familiar. is there a danger that this comes across as just more of the same, it's basically stimulus spending in other words? >> well, two things, anderson. first of all, what the president said tonight and what he will deliver to congress early next week is the american jobs act. as you said, that is a series of proposals that we absolutely believe will create jobs, spark the economy, get the private sector hiring again, and don't just take our word for it because we're confident that outside economic analysts will make that judgment, too. there is simply -- the way the economists look at this, when you cut the payroll tax in half, and you also extend it to employers, you have a very positive and direct impact on the economy. it causes the economy to expand and it causes the private sector to begin hiring more. that's certainly true when you get to infrastructure spending. you have a very positive effect. w