highlight for jen was when legendary actor chuck norris wrote a blog post trumpeting jen's courage and strength, qualities that others had long seen in her but she had not seen in herself. >> people saying i knew you were unique. i knew you were special. you are the strongest person i have ever known. and i didn't know that. >> reporter: the event of these past few weeks have clearly changed jeff and jen's lives. but it turns out, they weren't the only ones. erica, who started the whole thing just trying to help two people and ended up touching so many lives, says the way she lives her own is forever changed. >> taking it day by day, minute by minute and just savoring every monumement. i'm starting to learn how to that after meeting jen and jeff. >> a fund has been set up on giveforward.com to help cover jen's medical expenses. strangers have donated more than $56,000 so far to the campaign. >>> while jen and jeff didn't have plans for a big honey moon, people have donated stays for them in half-moon bay, caramel and even a place in tahoe. >>> for me it's great. i have never felt norma

jen 's parents' backyard. that was the plan, at least, until a friend posted a request for help on a facebook group for wedding planners. a posting erica oda read and couldn't forget. >> this was an opportunity that i saw to do something extraordinary for somebody else. why not? >> i never thought about the bamboo but i it that would go perfectly. >> erica, a social worker turned wedding planner thought she would help a little bit on the wedding day. but stumbled on jen's pinterest account and picture after picture of what jen imagined her dream wedding would look like. one that time and money now made impossible. >> so now what we will do with that is -- >> well, impossible until erica decided to get jen everything on that page. a job that would normally take months, she did in two weeks. corralling goods and services from more than 60 vendors, worth more than $50,000. all of it donated for free. >> it was my goal to have them not pay a dime. i thought to myself, these people have already suffered enough. why

oh, this is jen. >> oh, hey, jen. >> hi. >> marcus. how are you?> nice to meet you. >> so, is this pretty much... >> well, this is the front office. >> okay. >> this is my office, and when jen comes into town--'cause she's based out of the east coast-- >> oh, wow. >> and she works in here also. >> i can't imagine having a co-worker, an employee 3,000 miles away from where our business is. look, i understand phone and email, but nothing replaces human interaction. what i want to know about is, why did you start the company? >> so, in 2005, my sister was diagnosed with breast cancer. we were like, "how did she even get cancer in the first place?" i went back to be with my family and help my sister through her treatments, and there was one day where i said, "mom, i'm not gonna go with you guys to the doctors. i need a break." and she said, "you know what? your sister doesn't get a break." and i was like, "wow." talk about, like, a waterworks moment. and she said, "why don't you just clean her apartment? make it really nice. when she comes home, it can

. >> jen penn served their country in afghanistan., she is a police officer serving on the streets of boston. >> i am 5'3", 100 and something pounds. with that comes with a fear i'm going to be faced with a 6'2", 250-pound muscular guy who doesn't want to go to jail that day. when i don't want to get up at 5:00 in the morning and go to boxing, i think of being in a foot chase and losing. there is that chance that you'll be fighting for your life on the side of the road where your backup is a minute away. i have to stay on top of my game. it could save my life. it could save my partner's life. >> dig it in, dig it in. >> that's a tremendous amount of responsibility i take very seriously. >> even though they have only been partners for a few months, patrol officers, jen penn and pat rogers know each other well. >> you drink some bad stuff. >> i do. i've always wanted to do a cleanse. >> of that stuff? >> it has romaine and spinach and parsley and lemon. what do you think is so crazy that i want to cleanse my body? >> you don't eat bad a

because get this: jen thinks i can't budget my money. i'm sorry, i started laughing after "jen thinks." anyway, i wanna show her that i can do this. i got a $60 budget, and i'm gonna use this notebook to account for every cent. a cup of soup, $1.75. lost pen, $2.00. whoa! kerry's here early. let's scram. [whispering] guys, did you hear me? let's hit the bricks. why is there no skedaddlin'? we're aying. yeah, i just got my soup. seriously--you're gonna pick the diner over me? it's kind of a no-brainer. yeah. fine, you've made your choice. russell? [gasps] why couldn't we send the recommendation in the mail? because the fact that we're delivering it in person shows how much we care. the fact that i paused deadliest catch to come down here should show how much i care. i don't know what you like about that show. it's men doing men's work. and there's suspense. will they catch crabs? will they not catch crabs? all rit, i'm just gonna hand her the letter and then say a few nice things about adam and jen. hi. mrs. westlind? yes. hey, audrey and

his territory was raymond jennings in the early '70s.ar. and back then, deante wasn't sharing. what about now? maybe he's learned to play with others. ( buzzer ) never heard of no runner. you sure about that? like i say, never heard of him. jeffries: and your word is bond, deante. my name is brother jamal. sure it is. asalaam a fakim, my brother. like you know what that means. what does it mean, jamal? peace be with you. have you found it yet? peace? it's a journey. there is no it. there is no end. a tough road, redemption. jeffries: yes, especially when you're dealin' smack to women a children. i never sold to children. ever. back in the day, we was businessmen. organized, chains of command, none of this teenage gangsta bull today. you were disciplined. that's right. working those basketball courts, 24-seven, 365. never missed a day. so you were there that night washington got killed. and you must have seen the fight. yeah. i seen it. you don't own this, man. oh, i own this. i own you. i own everything you is, joe boy. then that cop run

oh at buena vista, jen came last year. and since the beginning, her commitment to the education of the kids could really need the most and somehow we've not been able to serve was clear. she is clear, she's loud about it and she's able to engage. teachers, parents and children. and every time we have our meetings, she comes back with a great story about what the children are teaching her. even to suspend a child, jen always goes back and ask will that make a difference if we suspend this student? how can we make sure we do the best within the schools so that we are not sending that child home. for that, for her knowledge about our curriculum, for engaging a community in a school that needed that support and for believing in our children. i am so honored to introduce you the principal at buena vista, jennifer steiner. [ applause ] congratulations. >> thank you. >> thank you. car and members of the board. it's an honor to be honored. it's embarrassing. i debated not coming only because i did not want to stand here and say th

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hey, jen... to avoid having conversations with their wives. >> they go take a ride. steve: they go take a ride. >> yes! [buzzer] steve: karen, only one strike, darling. >> they go to the bar. they go out. steve: they go to the bar. [buzzer] kevin, we got two strikes. you got to be careful. cornell family can steal. >> agree to everything they say. just agree. steve: just--ha ha ha! i do that all the time. agree. [buzzer] that was a good answer, man. all right, cornell family. here's your chance. fred, name something husbands do to avoid having conversations with their wives. >> steve, they go to work. steve: they just get up and go to work. [cheering and applause] number 7. audience: take two-hour dump. steve: jesus. ooh, your legs go to sleep. ooh. number 6. wow. audience: yard work. steve: 4. audience: garage/car stuff. steve: 3. audience: read. steve: remember, the goal is 300 points, folks. so don't go away. we'll be right back. you played well. ♪ ♪ (announcer) answer the call of the grill wi

please, jen, i don't know anything without you.red by comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> jon is back! >> hey, stubies! >> hey! >> baby. >> mmm. force [speaking in foreign language] >> how are you doing? >> mush, mushka! >> oh (bleep)! >> we have a huge problem. >> what? >> hey, no, i don't know is back. the middle east has changed him. he is not even acting american. get a defibrillator and two big macs. let's do this. >> okay. ah! >> hey, jon. >> clear! >> obamacare can suck pollen bee's (bleep). >> it is politically correct -- can't we say that word? >> open that thing. it locks. hear me, oh children of israel! >> ha, ha, ha! >> bicycle! >> ha, ha, ha! >> is that a heineken? >> oh, no. >> okay. okay. we need to fix this. >> hello. >> yes. we need you down here now. >> isolate him and i will be right there. >> thank you very much. i appreciate it. >> i will break this man and no matter what you hear, no matter what moans of agony you hear, do not open that door. >> i promise. >> oh, my

even to suspend a child, jen always goes back and ask will that make a difference if we suspend this student? how can we make sure we do the best within the schools so that we are not sending that child home. for that, for her knowledge about our curriculum, for engaging a community in a school that needed that support and for believing in our children. i am so honored to introduce you the principal at buena vista, jennifer steiner. [ applause ] congratulations. >> thank you. >> thank you. car and members of the board. it's an honor to be honored. it's embarrassing. i debated not coming only because i did not want to stand here and say thank you. i really have appreciated the opportunity to grow up here as an educator and leader. i feel like i spent 13 years at monroe learning how to be a leader and it was an amazing opportunity to come to this school at buena vista and have an experience where we look at issues of equity and really focus on what's important for our students. i have to thank deputy superintendant guerrero for opposing the idea that i interview and all the members tha

." - [singsong] jen. we're getting married tonight. - oh, that's such a romantic way to wake me up. - romantic? honey, you know my voice gets all singsong-y when i get nervous. now, now, get up. get up. we have a million things to do. - adam, everything's gonna be fine, okay? it's all under control. - under control? oh, no. we've got to work out the seating chart, then i've got to pick up my suit from the dry cleaner's, and if you think i'm done choreographing our first dance, you're insane. - look, it's all taken care of, okay? we planned a simple, small get-together to avoid all the usual wedding craziness. so just calm down, okay? if you get nervous, you're gonna make me nervous. - okay. i hear you, i hear you. but i have barely scratched the surface of my to-do list. - to-do list? "add hydrangeas to centerpieces"? - can we? it's unseasonably warm. i don't know. - "invent signature wedding cocktail"? - already got the name. the "jadam." - "train mambo to be ring bearer." we are not having your bird be

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oh at buena vista, jen came last year. and since the beginning, her commitment to the education of the kids could really need the most and somehow we've not been able to

so for them that is going to be a huge cost reduction. >> jen, yevgeni. we'll continue on this as the exchanges open up. >>> coming up, poverty and a young man who traveled america to see it firsthand. next. victoria azarenko >> the u.s. census found this summer that about one in five americans will experience poverty at one point in their life. one in five. last week the census found 46.5 million americans, 15%, are living in poverty right now. it's worse for kids, nearly 1 in 5 of them are currently poor. meanwhile, wall street has bounced back and many sectors of the economy. how is one half making a come back and the other haven't? let's see the are story on poverty, sasha, appreciate you joining us tonight. in your studies and your conversations and your travels you say that you saw the face of poverty changing that it now comes in all shapes and sizes from college graduates to the uneducated drug abusers and people who have always been sober. what do you see as the biggest misconceptions we have about americans in poverty today? >> good evening and

jen? jen, get in here. - can it wait? - no! -no, i need you. - what is it? [bird chirping] - are you sitting down? - you see i'm standing. what's going on? - okay. mambo just ate a peanut out of my mouth. huh? - that's what couldn't wait? - no, honey, honey. check it out. check it out, check it out. all right, watch this. good boy. let's do it again. let's do it again. [mimicking chirp] no? no? god, i knew i should have recorded it. damn it, trust your instincts, adam! - why would you want to record that? - you know those sweet youtube vids of animals doing awesome stuff? well, i could have made one of those. i mean, they get tons of hits. - what does it matter if some strangers on the internet see your bird do a trick? - boy, could you not get it less? honey, we're living in a golden age of unearned fame. people achieve celebrity for the most ridiculous reasons. - yes, and it's desperate and pathetic. - and i want in on it. - may i help you? - uh, yes. just joining some of my old dearest friends. holy crap, i hardly even recognized you fat bastards. i didn'

generalje jen jen's still here. so we didn't win the power ball. it's a single winning ticket. and i'm glad. i want one person to get it. it was in south carolina, lexington, at a gas station. ticket holder can claim an annuity valued at 400 million buck, but who will do that? you shouldn't do that. take the lump sum. after taxes, ends up being $134 million. just take the total number basically, a third of that total number will be your take home check, okay? i've been over this a long time. our twitter question by the way, barnicle, this is for you. cassette tape. 50 years old. >> i still use it. >> you use vinyl, i'm sure. so we want to nknow -- we used o have elvis presley lps in my house actually do you have any cassettes lying away the house? what are they? my wife has some mix tapes from high school she will not throw out. #way too early. best answers later in the program. and still ahead, taking team spirit to a whole new level. the play that saved the day for a brazilian soccer team, but it had unintended consequences. plus the controversial moment a wheel of fortune th

give me lashunda, give me jen. let's go. point values are triple, ladies.'ve got the top 4 answers on the board. name a body part a woman sticks out when she wants attention. lashunda. >> her chest. steve: her chest. ooh. [whispers] her chest. ok. i see. your chest. pass or play? >> we're gonna play. steve: they're gonna play. thaddeus, let's get to it, my man. name a body part a woman sticks out when she wants attention. >> her butt. steve: got it. booty right on out there, baby. bam. carolyn. >> her legs? steve: her leg. did you lift your dress up? i see you, girl. she go like this. her leg. her legs. >> yes! steve: melissa. >> yes. steve: here's the deal. there's one answer left. if it's there, you win. name a body part a woman sticks out when she wants attention. >> her lips. >> whoo! steve: her lips for the win. [cheering and applause] hey, put your hand up. you got $20,000. most families never get out of here with 20,000. you've done a great job with your family, ma'am. god bless you. hey, smith family, come on. i need 2 people to play fast money. i n

jen assembly.g over the meeting whether the president will meet face-to-face with iran's new leader. one thing for sure high stakes diplomacy will be at work. here is john sciutto. >> reporter: for years it was a u.n. general assembly annual ritual. iran's president shouted at the u.s. >> translator: continued threats by the uncivilized zionist to resort on military action against our great nation is a clear example of this reality. >> reporter: the american president fires back. >> in iraq, we see where the path of a violent and unaccountab unaccountable ideology leads. >> reporter: today u.s. officials repeated no meeting with the president is on the schedule, though they remain open to engagement. one direct contact confirmed, however, secretary kerry with the iranian foreign minister will meet thursday with five members of the security council plus germany. >> in terms of on the verge of a breakthrough, i would put it like this. that i was struck because i sat by the energy and determination th

jennings also earned a half million more than the rock key coming up. so -- rookie coming up.o 21 players in total didn't make the roster including veteran wide receiver austin collie and ex-cal star hawkins who had a big last couple of games. travis johnson by the way and quarterback wallace is not retired. contrary to what jim harbaugh has stated. >>> the raiders parted ways with former 49ers' as part of the cutdown day. andre carter from cal. signed with the raiders mid through last season. did not produce enough for the silver and black to keep him. so he was let go. also cut today, linebacker omar gaither and cornerback hanson and -- availa interesting to note that the raiders will keep four quarterbacks on their roster. almost unheard of. >>> speaking of quarterbacks, tim tebow is available. for the second time in the preseason, he has been cut. this time by the patriots. tebow remains one of the most polarizing figures in the nfl. tebow sent out a tweet thanking the entire organization and the preseason he threw for two touchdowns and two interceptions. >>> we're about

jennings also earned about a half million more per season than the rookie.21 players in total didn't make the 53 man roster including -- y the way, qb seneca wallace he has not retired, contrary to who lad an impressive last couple of games by the way -- quarterback wallace has not retired contrary to what jim harbaugh had stated. raiders parting ways with a former 49er as part of their cutdown day. andre carter remember him with the 49ers and earlier with cal? he was with the raiders since mid-way of last season. but he just didn't show enough to the coaches. to stay on. and so he was let go. also let go today was linebacker omar gaither -- qb tim tebow is av interesting to note that the raiders will keep four quarterbacks on their roster. speaking of quarterbacks, tim tebow, he's available. for the second time in the preseason, he has been cut. this time by the patriots. tebow remains one of the most polarizing figures in the league. tebow sent out a tweet thanking the entire organization. in the preseason he threw for two touchdowns and two interceptions.

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at "us weekly," the headline glares jen's big secret. pregnant.is cover a million times. whether she is or isn't, i don't know. what i do know is i got a problem with people announcing a woman is pregnant before she is ready to announce it herself especially someone in her 40s. >> that's weird. they have such great evidence. the magazine using as such that by the way her stomach is sticking out in a satin dress. that is very rude, p.s. she wore it at a premiere on august 1st. they also say her stylists are scurrying around trying to get new sizes for all of her events to disguise the bump. shows more evidence of jen covering up through august and september. so if that doesn't prove it, maybe she ate some bread. leave her alone. >> good thing to look for, scurrying stylists. speaking of publicly cyst, we just got this from her publicly cyst. said absolutely not. she is not pregnant. now, we all know publicists aren't always the most forthright people when it comes to their clients, but if he says she is not point blank, we know him to be a man of t

jen did all the decorating. well, it's, uh, not really an apartment. it isn't?ome. and adam has never looked happier or healthier. and it's all you. oh, thanks, fay! oh, how was your flight? ugh, nightmare city. at the airport, the security chick got real frisky with me. and, you know, i mean, sure, i've gone that way, but get to know me first, right? [laughing] look at 'em. it's like they belong together. yeah, like my thumb and a remote. hey, man, how's it going? keith partridge called. he wants his shirt back. i got it from your mother. hey, watch it. no, literally i got it from your mother. she gave it to me as a birthday present. what is it with you and my mom? if i had a dime for every time i heard that question. i mean, you've only met her a couple of times, and now you act like you've known her all your life. i'll lay it on the line. fay's the mom i never had. but you have a mom. but yours is better. she's so warm and caring, and she accepts me for who i am. when i was born, my mom demanded a dna test. there she is. fay! how's my little rustling leaf? oh

they don't throw anyone up here. >> jen and pat have two targets to go after.te allison and sabrina santos. two fugitives under one roof. >> we'll see if we can get them both. maybe a twofer. >> that would be good. >> without a search warrant for the apartment, they need to get one of the two suspects to let them in. >> can you open the door, ma'am? boston police. did you call 911? >> no, i did not. >> did you hear an argument going on building? this is apartment 2, right? >> no, i'm not opening the door. >> your mother's not there? how old are you? >> please, ma'am. please. why don't you just open the door and we can have a conversation or have maintenance come open the door. it's up to you. >> sabrina? you have an i.d. on you? >> you live here? you have no i. department hed. no nothing? >> you have several warrants. >> for what? >> larceny, check fraud. >> brookline. >> brookline. yeah. >> take off your hat. take off your rag. kind of looks like you, right? >> yeah. >> turn around. >> who's that? >> who's that? a person who looks exactly like you. >> take you

. >> joining me now is jen mishory, deputy director of young invincibles, she's in washington d.c.evgeniy feyman, a research assistant at the manhattan institute. thank you for being with us. i want to start with you yevgeniy feyman. the young people are crucial to the success of obamacare. >> absolutely. they'll balance out the risk pool, they'll keep premiums that need the insurance, and the administration is reaching out to them. >> jen, the young invincibles are in the 18-34 group. ♪ >>> welcome back. we're talking about baby's in the u.s. born addicted to drugs, most specifically opiates. and waj we asked our community to weigh in to help these babies and their moms. >> yes, elizabeth says . . . that's a minority opinion but it's an opinion. and jonathan says . . . >> yeah. so pat what is working on a local level in indiana? >> well, we have been working on this issue for the last couple of years, and we have started with your community looking at how we could get to reach this particular population, including any woman from the age of 12 to 45. because of its importance. and

now, jen, i've been doing some baby research for you on yahoo answers.ou know it helps the bonding process if the entire family sleeps in the child's crib? and that a baby can get all its required nutrients from a wendy's frosty? it's true. [laughter] it's yahoo-true.

william jennings bryan won the trial and the defense he gave was very strong popular image that has come out of that has been one that has persisted in demonizing christians. as i follow the history through a couple of the major attacks going on today and i want to emphasize this has been a skillful campaign that the west has waged to be the primary attack going on right now today is on the whole agenda of marriage being between a man and woman and it began with public relations campaign that the left began running to change the entire notion of the relationship between two people, homosexuals, lgbt agenda was advanced realizing that in the 1950's if someone was portrayed as a homosexual it was terrible. it was a stigma. but in presenting television shows, presenting homosexuals and a positive light, it got to the point where in terms of libertarianism people say if it doesn't hurt me that to men or to women are married why should i care? one of the fundamental distinctions between a libertarian as that for a true conservative the moral value, the fiber of the nation are worth fighting f

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. >> joining me now is jen mishory, deputy director of young invincibles, she's in washington d.c. and yevgeniy feyman, a research assistant at the manhattan institute. thank you for being with us. i want to start with you yevgeniy feyman. the young people are crucial to the success of obamacare. >> absolutely. they'll balance out the risk pool, they'll keep premiums that need the insurance, and the administration is reaching out to them. >> jen, the young invincibles are in the 18-34 group. >> every sunday night al jazeera america presents gripping films, from the worlds top documentary directors >> this is just the beginning of somthing much bigger... >> this sunday...the premier of "budrus" >> the primary concern of the fronts is security that trumps everything >> how could a wall designed to divide, unite israelis and palestinians al jazeera america presents... "budrus" premiers this sunday night 9 eastern. >>> they are accused of selling fruit contaminating. the outbreak back in 2011 was blamed for the deaths of 33 people and another 147 became sick. paul joins us live. this i

. >> joining me now is jen mishory, deputy director of young invincibles, she's in washington d.c. and yevgeniy feyman, a research assistant at the manhattan institute. thank you for being with us. i want to start with you yevgeniy feyman. the young people are crucial to the success of obamacare. >> absolutely. they'll balance out the risk pool, they'll keep premiums that need the insurance, and the administration is reaching out to them. >> jen, the young invincibles are in the 18-34 group. there's more to financial news than the ups and downs of the dow. for instance, can fracking change what you pay for water each month? have you thought about how climate change can affect your grocery bill? can rare minerals in china affect your cell phone bill? or how a hospital in texas could drive up your healthcare premium? i'll make the connections from the news to your money real. >> the fbi is helping look for answers in the deadly kenyan mall attack. forensic teams are combing through the rubble of the collapsed building right now. we'll take to you nairobi in a moment, but first al jaz

. >> joining me now is jen mishory, deputy director of young invincibles, she's in washington d.c.nd yevgeniy feyman, a research assistant at the manhattan institute. thank you for being with us. i want to start with you yevgeniy feyman. the young people are crucial to the success of obamacare. >> absolutely. they'll balance out the risk pool, they'll keep premiums that need the insurance, and the administration is reaching out to them. >> jen, the young invincibles are in the 18-34 group. >> big business cheered when it got an extra year to implement obamacare. what about the little guy. small companies typically pay more for benefits. starting next week they'll get a little help. that may be good news if you work for a small company that couldn't afford insurance before. >> reporter: as far as health insurance goes, small businesses have it tough. if one or two people are old or sick that could increase the price of the policy. in a big business the costs are spread out and allow the employers to negotiate better costs for the surer it's. >> the risk will be spread evenly before

i am cheryl jennings. have a great week.n" is sponsored by nationwide insurance. >> hi, everybody, i'm jack hanna, coming to you from my base camp at the columbus zoo, gi gi giraffes, zebras, moose, and bongo have very different coats. it is almost like they are painted. >> yeah, yeah. >> but they all wear the same shoe style. >> let's get them up. [whistles] >> i am talking about hooves, course course. he knows something is coming. this is amazing. that animal knows something is coming. >> she does. >> and do you know which african antelope can stand up on its rear hooves? look at this. right there is one. plus, my wild blooper of the week. golly.

jen ashton is here this morning. we appreciate you coming in. this is not a new issue. are people not getting the message? >> you're right, this is not a new issue. the problem is, both patients or the public, consumer, as well as the medical community, the message is not getting through, we're talking about preventable deaths here. this is in hundreds of medications. both over the counter and prescription. people need to know the number, the maximum daily dose, which is 4,000 milligrams in a day, and if necessary, they need to get out a calculator, add up what they're taking or ask their pharmacist or physician, because this can kill. only a small amount over that 4,000 milligrams can cause liver failure or be deadly. >> such a popular and prevalent drug. what happens if you do overdose? >> the liver is the major metabolic organ in the body. you could have no symptoms for a while as the abnormalities kick in. it could lead to coma. this is something that needs to be taken seriously. you need to look for this ingredient, acetaminophen, and do the math and add it up. i t

for jen penton, the subject is allison, who allegedly cracked open her boyfriend's head with a beer bottle the case is a not so subtle reminder of how hard it is to find the perfect mate. >> i think i'm going to get a cat. >> i hate cats. >> you don't like cats? >> i hate cats. they serve no purpose. >> they kill mice. >> put out mouse traps. >> i don't know, a cat is better. >> no, cats, suck. get a dog. >> who doesn't like cats? >> i do not like cats. >> so if you found this girl smoking, really sweet girl, she's educated, good job, doesn't seem crazy. >> okay. all right. >> she's all about you. >> i'll play along. >> you find out she has a cat. >> see you later. >> let me add she's really awesome in bed. >> to me or the cat? >> i thought i knew you. it's a deal breaker to me that you don't like cats. cats beware. >> why don't you take a little -- >> gander -- >> yes. at some of the warrants. >> i told you what happened to her. she took a corona bottle to her boyfriend's head. >> really? >> i get the call. on the way i run into ems. they're like, she's still in the house, still in the ho

san francisco also parted ways with brian jennings. jennings said in a statement, quote n a very real way i learned to be a man with the 49ers, molded through the preparation of performance of game day, completely tested while on and off the field this game, this team and this group of men made we who i am today. very well spoken. classy move by the veteran. giants and d'backs just got under way in arizona. that game is scoreless. we'll have highlights for you at 6:00. terry and diane, in case i'm not here, it's because i'm locked in the restroom. >> we'll know where to look. henry, i think you forgot one other game going on this evening. >> oh, you mean that cal game? are you concerned about that? jared gough a true freshman starting for the cal bears. complete highlights tonight at 11:00. i have not forgotten about you diane. >> thank you. >> she's put a lot of money on it. >> hey, hey, hey. >> thanks, henry. >> you got it. >>> where is nelson mandela? complete reports. is the former south african president in or out of the hospital?

[applause] >> let's start with jen who has got a new beau. hi, jen. >> hi.riend hates it so every time we watch tv, he makes rude comments and talks during the so how do i get him to shut up and let me enjoy watching my shows? >> does he like sports? >> yes. >> what day does he watch sports? >> he's a boy so every day. >> so every day you sit next to him, ask him everything you've ever wondered about him. talk, talk, talk. don't stop. don't shut it off. even if you know the answer, ask him anyway. just ask him questions. why are they kicking the ball? huh? where does the ball go? how many touchdowns do you get when you kick the ball? why is he throwing the ball so hard? that's what you do. now, guess what, jen? he's going to ask you to stop bothering when he's watching sports. then you politely turn around and say, i'll stop bothering you when you watch sports if you stop bothering me when i'm watching reality tv shows. it's just real. does that make sense? >> yes. >> that's what i think. keesha has a bone to pick with her friend. hi. >> hi. once a week i ha

. >> joining me now is jen mishory, deputy director of young invincibles, she's in washington d.c.nd yevgeniy feyman, a research assistant at the manhattan institute. thank you for being with us. i want to start with you yevgeniy feyman. the young people are crucial to the success of obamacare. >> absolutely. they'll balance out the risk pool, they'll keep premiums that need the insurance, and the administration is reaching out to them. >> jen, the young invincibles are in the 18-34 group. >> authorities in kenya say the assailants in that countries mall attack rented a shop for three months preceding the rampage. they likely used the space to plan the siege and store weapons. 29 f.b.i. agents are investigating the attack. officials are working to figure out why the three level parking garage at the mall collapsed, likely killing even more people. >> police in newtown connecticut are being ordered to release the 911 calls from the sandy hook school shootings. the state's freedom of information commission ruled they can't keep it. gunman adam lanza went on a shooting rampage last ye

ladies and gentlemen, cheryl jennings. >> i wanted to let you know that i got to see the bully movie yesterday with mr. caranza and 800 kids and melinda who was wearing her stop bullying tee shirt, so cute. it was an amazing experience and that video is in my head and the tears are in my heart for everybody that's lost a child. we're going to see a video right now that will set the tone of this panel. it will affect you. i saw it this morning so it would be appreciate in my head. you are going to meet the father who is featured in this video so i ask you to put down your electronic devices, your i pads and c phones please and pay attention to this and just be in the moment. if we can roll that dvd, please. (inaudible) funny, most of the times bossy. she would be over at their house, guys, let's not watch tv, let's go do something because i only have two hours before i have to go home and i want to do something. >> jill started out her freshman year in high school as a cheerleader. she started cheering in the summertime so that when she got to her first day of freshman year, she was w

. >> joining me now is jen mishory, deputy director of young invincibles, she's in washington d.c.and yevgeniy feyman, a research assistant at the manhattan institute. thank you for being with us. i want to start with you yevgeniy feyman. the young people are crucial to the success of obamacare. >> absolutely. they'll balance out the risk pool, they'll keep premiums that need the insurance, and the administration is reaching out to them. >> jen, the young invincibles are in the 18-34 group. what's the profile that the affordable care act want to reach - young people that work part time in jobs that don't after benefits, people over 26 and can't get insurance under their parents' policies any more. >> it's a mix. what we see is it's all sorts of young people. it can be a young person attending community college and working at night part time. someone who aged off their parent's plan, but can't get an offer of insurance through their job. it could be someone under 26, but their parents don't have insurance. young latinos have a higher uninsured rate than the general population. it's

add i don't say to the longest brian jennings. jennings bham expendable.t also costs $500,000 lez in salary. share the team record with 208 in consecutive games played. >>> now, 21 players in total did not make the 53-maven roster, including veteran wide receiver austin collie and excal star lavelle hawkins. travis john sons. he is not retired contrary to what jim harbaugh had earlier stated. >>> on the other side of the bay the raiders let go of former star andre carter. linebacker omar good faither. rookie david boss and chase thomas from stanford among others. interesting to know the raiders will keep four quarter barks on their roster. quarter back tim tebow is available, cut this time by the patriots. tebow remains one of the most polarizing figures in the nfl. in the preseason he threw for a couple touch touns and two interceptions. >>> all right. we're going to step away. when we return, the a's forecast call for a sunny, gray night. >> oh, nice. ,,,,,,,,,,,, female announcer: female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is g