i don't think i properly loved jenny.>> reporter: the credit rating agency standard & poor's downgrading the united states credit rating for the first time ever. the country's top aaa rating will be lowered to aa+. the agency saying that it is making the move because the deficit reduction plan passed by congress tuesday didn't go far enough to stabilize the country's debt situation. a source familiar with the discussion says the obama administration believes s&p's analysis contained "deep and fundamental flaws. the downgrade comes despite last week's deal to increase the nation's credit limit. the deal will effect many americans because it could raise the rates of credit cards, mortgages and car loans. we go to chief white house correspondent ed henry can you tell us about this? what it means to the average consumer? >> reporter: it could have a dramatic impact on interest rates on the markets when they open monday obviously this is why it is such a big deal. no united states president has soon a downgrade like this on hi

i don't think i properly loved jenny. and she deserved to be loved as a woman and this is love as in actions. and you know one of the guys took me aside an old timer from jackson hole wyoming, this is sim pliftic. i'm not try tok a chauvinist. he said courting a woman's need for security. emotional, security, she gets that, she's happy, playful and encouraging. she didn't get, that he she could be. and a man is significance, if he gets knit work he's going to get it there. if he doesn't he might become a scout master or a little league coach. if you get the dance of marriage right, the woman is giving security she needs and man getting respect. >>. >> greta: wait. if the man does not originate as he should in terms of loving the wife a lot of things can go wrong over 20 years. i think that that is important z lastly another important lesson i learned is the importance of putting marriage up on the mantle piece. that means you treat it special and unique above a lot of other things. i think for instance, this was a mistake

i don't think i properly loved jenny. she deserved to be loved as a woman and this is love as in actions. and you know one of the guys took me aside an old timer from jackson hole wyoming, this is sim pliftic. i'm not try tok a chauvinist. he said courting a woman's need for security. emotional, security, she gets that, she's happy, playful and encouraging. she didn't get, that he she could be. and a man is significance, if he gets knit work he's going to get it there. if he doesn't he might become a scout master or a little league coach. if you get the dance of marriage right, the woman is giving security she needs and man getting respect. >>. >> greta: wait. if the man does not originate as he should in terms of loving the wife a lot of things can go wrong over 20 years. i think that that is important z lastly another important lesson i learned is the importance of putting marriage up on the mantle piece. that means you treat it special and unique above a lot of other things. i think for instance, this was a mistake. i

pues les cuento que a pesar de que jenni rivera ha hecho fuertes acusaciones en contra de su ex-manager haberle importado mucho.. 3 sec nats asi es...las chicas de horoscopos de durango decidieron establecer una relacion laboral con gabriel vazquez...el ex-manager de jenni rivera quien es acusado por la cantante de haberle robado una alta suma de dinero... fue la misma vicky terrazas quien lo confirmo y ante toda esta situacion las hermanas decidieron mantener una postura neutral y dijeron que a jenni la quieren y la respetan mucho al igual que a gabriel... y que todo el mundo merecen una segunda oportunidad... 3 sec nats y los chicos de mana siguen cosechando frutos....ahor a nos enteramos que con su mas reciente gira "drama y luz" han igualado el record que tuvo britney spears al sumar ya, 8 presentacione s en el staples center de los angeles y no solo eso.. en houston agotaron entradas en el toyota center y ahora estan a la par de cantantes como lady gaga y taylor swift....recuer den que esta noche en el "tonight show" de jay leno podran ver a los chavos de mana presentadose. . 3 sec

you ever heard of jenny slew? 1719, her smom white. her zad black. you know, even back then a good man was hard to find, you follow me? so we understand this. this thing has been going on for a very, very long time, ok? jenny slew, 46 years later she sues for her freedom and back pay. and guess what? wins because in the state of massachusetts a person of color could sue back in those days. you know what the superior court said? well, we can't let this happen because you were married to an enslaved person. let me say this right now. we don't use the word "slave." i want everybody to say "enslaved." say it louder. and you know why? because if you start practicing that you will change how you look at our an set ofers ancestors. it will change how you feel in your heart about the accomplishments of our brother ants dub and sisters because you don't have a clue what they have done and sacrificed to get where we are today. so you know what shirley and i have been doing the last five years? we've taken an exhibition and we've gone to seven cities. maybe whe

and you did this to me, plus i lost jenny that day. >> it's hard.ys it's really hard because you're always thinking, i mean, it's like, i did something that completely damaged them, that will never go away, ever, for any of us. >> i remember, i said to you, i want to hear you say that you killed jenny. and i realize how hard that was for you but you did it. and for you -- and so everything just changed, because mark's reaction and he didn't try and act like, i didn't do it or it was your fault or -- but, no, i had to know. did jenny suffer? and from what mark told me, i believe that it was very quick. and so that has given me peace. >> when i walked out of there, i was probably 80 pounds lighter. you know? and i never since that day have ever had that same recurring dream. i don't think about mark the way i did. and it was a great release. >> thank you. you guys are so great. >> while the s.a.v.e. program has helped eliminate the nightmares, it can't reverse the past for the victims, nor the future that's in store for these convicted killers. in iow

un concierto el prÓximo 3 de septiembre en los Ángeles, una hazaÑa para jenni rivera.hando de este rumor que corriÓ como pólvora sobre si estÁ embarazada o no. >> imagÍnate, parte de esteban y de jenni cÓmo serÍa, pero no, no se ha dado y si no se da es por alguna razÓn y vamos a esperar y mientras yo trabajo en mis proyectos. son muy importantes para mÍ. pero hasta el momento no... no... no estÁ nada en cuanto a una adiciÓn a la familia. >> menos mal. >> ya dijo tiene 5 y esteban dos y uno mÁs 8! pero tambiÉn les quiero comentar que hablÓ de la demanda que ya interpuso contra su ex representante gabriel vazquez y quÉ crees? detectÓ mÁs robos y de esto habla a continuaciÓn. >> la demandcon gabriel va a... mÁs serie y más fuerte de lo que se puedan imaginar, hay muchas cosas que no se han dicho por cuestiones legales. y lo que puedo decir en torno a eso es que cada fide semana me doy cuenta de un robo mÁs. de mÁs y más... cosas que se hicieron en contra mÍa y en contra de mis hijos, porque yo trabajo para mis hijos. >> ahÍ estÁ lo que explicÓ referente a lo que detectÓ.

i mean this is a little funny jenny you know because you're sitting right next to me there are a number of us who work in this office are from california and so we were kind of making fun of the rebels because they were freaking out or office building made us evacuate i was like come on guys you know it's just an earthquake i have work to do i have a pre-taped interview here like i got to get back to work you just stand outside of the story wandering around but for those of you who haven't told her speak before jenny because it really scary i know i've i've been here but here's one other time but i was asleep and i thought that someone had really just broken into my apartment and was shaking my bad side enough that really counts but you know i mean you were definitely cool collected and promising no. no no no you people out of my way basically when i think you're like oh it's mine your way but i think my favorite part was when meghan kelley said that the washington monument was tipping i think that was definitely the one with allen for a while that maybe the washington monument just had

jenny carr is a junior high school teacher from texas. she learned about the atomic bomb through her grandfather who fought against japan during world war ii. this is carr's late grandfather, dan harrison. she remembers him saying that the u.s. was right to have dropped the atomic bomb. >> i asked him, i was like grandfather do you -- like what do you think about the atomic bomb? it was awful. all these people died. and he said, well, more people would have died if we hadn't. >> reporter: carr's grandfather passed away when she was 11 years old. she never had a chance to discuss with him the deeper issues of the atomic bomb. she became a teacher years later without ever having settled upon her personal opinion concerning the atomic bomb. in search of answers, she decided to visit the nagasaki atomic bomb memorial museum. she was deeply moved by what she saw. the film clips of the immediate aftermath are tremendously shocking. >> i was just really sad that people could do that to each other. that humans could do that to one another. it's j

jenny carr is a junior high school teacher from texas. she learned about the atomic bomb through her grandfather who fought against japan during world war ii. this is carr's late grandfather, dan harrison. she remembers him saying that the u.s. was right to have dropped the atomic bomb. >> i asked him, i was like grandfather do you -- like what do you think about the atomic bomb? it was awful. all these people died. and he said, well, more people would have died if we hadn't. >> reporter: carr's grandfather passed away when she was 11 years old. she never had a chance to discuss with him the deeper issues of the atomic bomb. she became a teacher years later without ever having settled upon her personal opinion concerning the atomic bomb. in search of answers, she decided to visit the nagasaki atomic bomb memorial museum. she was deeply moved by what she saw. the film clips of the immediate aftermath are tremendously shocking. >> i was just really sad that people could do that to each other. that humans could do that to one another. it's j

that's extreme. >> jenny beth martin, you've been called hobbits and terrorists by the other side. you feel you're either of those things? >> i think it's crazy that the other side calls us so many names. we've been called names from the very beginning so we're used to it. but to go to the extreme that the vice president is saying that we're terrorists or at least hearing that we are and saying, no, these are just american citizens who are expressing their first amendment rights, it raeally ratchets up the tone in washington and it's not what we're looking for. just after gabby giffords' shooting they said that we needed to have a new tone and needed civility in washington, calling american citizens terrorists is not civil. >> i mean, the other side in in relation to the hobbit claim was, of course, the republican senator john mccain, who is also opposed to you. so you have this division within your own party, don't you? >> to say it's within our own party is incorrect. we're not part of either party. we are standing up for the american people. we don't care whether it's democrats

[applause] >> thank you, jenny. before we introduce the ambassadors, we would like to make a special thank you to some of the community advocates who have really pushed and inspired us to do better, and not just once, but every day, i hear from at least one of them. you have already heard their names, sharon hewitt, marlene tram, roger 10, eddie tseng. [applause] thank you so much, you are our inspiration. now we are going to introduce the community ambassadors team. as mayor lee said, in 2010 last year following a series of high- profile assaults, community activists demanded action. our city leaders responded. not only responded, but excelled because of their commitment and leadership. so we have concluded in june a successful yearlong pilot with very positive results, and more important, the community felt like they were a part of this program. this is all about the community, regardless of how panty the uniforms look or how many praises you hear from people. it is about the community. so i want to introduce the

[applause] >> thank you, jenny. before we introduce the ambassadors, we would like to make a special thank you to some of the community advocates who have really pushed and inspired us to do better, and not just once, but every day, i hear from at least one of them. you have already heard their names, sharon hewitt, marlene tram, roger 10, eddie tseng. [applause] thank you so much, you are our inspiration. now we are going to introduce the community ambassadors team. as mayor lee said, in 2010 last year following a series of high- profile assaults, community activists demanded action. our city leaders responded. notnl

it's jenny codloski. >> ew, i love jenny. what is she saying?new one." she's like, "cause, you see, that's one's lame." and i'm like, "ew." >> ew. ll put her on speakerphone and let's figure this out. >> jimmy: ew! >> ew! >> ew! >> ew! >> jimmy: ew! ew! ew! ew! >> ew! ew! >> jimmy: ew! >> ew! >> ew! >> ew! >> ew! >> jimmy: ew! ew! ew! ew! ew! ew! ew! ew! ew! >> ew! >> jimmy: eww! >> eww! >> jimmy: so we'll go see a movie tonight at 7:15 and jenny will drive. >> ew, i can't wait. >> jimmy: uh, okay, now it's time for the "ew" speed round. ready? >> jimmy: pickle. >> ew! snakes. >> jimmy: ew! [ inaudible ] >> eh -- eh-- ew! [ inaudible ] >> jimmy: goes without saying but ew! robert duvall. >> ew. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah, he's like a really good actor. have you ever seen "tender mercy?" >> jimmy: no. [ laughter ] rice pudding. >> oh, death, ew! >> jimmy: all right, that's the end of the show. thanks for stopping by, megan. >> ew. >> jimmy: ew. thanks for watching. also, tune in next week, when my step dad, gary, stops by. ew. ♪ [ cheers and appla

. >> charlie: where is jenny your wife. >> jenny's at home feeding the kid. >> charlie: she knows. >> she doesn't. joseph assistant calls her and says chris is in the hospital and you should probably get down here, finally. then she -- >> charlie: you have kids at home. >> at this point. she calls the nanny and gets on the train and that's that. and then my parents as well. >> charlie: what are you thinking during this time. are you thinking about anything other than you know what's next how do i survive this. >> yes. you don't stop and think. you're just, okay, this is very bad. you can see it on people's faces that it's bad. no one, actually when i wrote the book, you go back and look at your medical records. and it's like wow. and then -- >> charlie: he were sending messages to each other. >> mica had taken copious notes from a reporter and i looked at some of those notes. the information they were getting was much worse than i was getting. >> charlie: what were they saying. >> that at any point i could go. that it was very tenuous. and that these situations -- >> charlie: were the

it's time for happy hour this evening and joining me tonight i have our team producer jenny churchill and andrew blake our web writer thanks for joining me guys we're answering your debut on happy hour party here and care happy because i are very sorry to be here because you know the rest of washington d.c. is right now everything lead this city because we experience the earthquake and everybody freaked out at first it was five point eight so then the u.s.g.s. bumped it up to five point nine and last i heard it think they bumped it back down to a five point eight but the news obviously was it was all over this. we felt it for about twenty five thirty seconds you know that the team were shaking beneath. everyone the alarm going off and everyone went down the stairs and i was being. w.r.c. and they have pictures apparently of some sandstone and some granite coming from the spires of the cathedral. i mean this is a little funny and jenny you know because you are sitting right next to me there are a number of us who work in this office are from california and so we were kind of making fun

and it did when he said, "yes, that i did kill jenny corbin."reathed a sigh of relief. >> then jennifer's father delivered a message to his son-in-law. he stood up and made a statement in court. >> the broken hearts of the barber family, the hearn family, and the corbin family, you can't measure it. the hearts are going to mend. i can't speak about your heart, what's going to happen to you. god might forgive you. i never will. i speak for my family when i say i just virtually hope you burn in hell. >> i wanted to make sure he understood that i hated him. i wanted to make sure that he understood that i would never forgive him for that. >> dolly's brother carlton jr. also spoke. >> bart corbin has disgraced his profession, and he has stolen from mankind. he deserves no place in society. 16 years of silence, 16 years of pain. >> did you see any remorse? >> if there's any remorse in bart corbin right now, it's that we pinned him to the wall and made him admit what he did. he's probably more sorry that he got caught than for what he did. >> not only

. >> i'll say, "remember the time we were with steve and jenny and we met their puppy?" and, "no, i wasn't there. i just wasn't there." and then you pull out a photograph of patrick, steve, and jenny and the puppy on the night of, and it's like-- it's almost like magic to him. >> "organizational skill problems, time-management difficulties, missed appointments," less and less. "frequently late, unfinished projects." ooh, basements full. >> yes, take a look at your desk, take a look at your basement. >> if i had a garage, i could fill that with more too. >> when you deal with adults, usually they don't lose things any more. they lose time looking for their things. >> "money management problems." if i had money-- well, i did at some point, i'm sure. >> well, 50% of it is gone, anyway. >> yeah, exactly. >> i think there's people that we hire that take better care of our money. >> i think a bank robber would take better care of my money than i have. >> "frustrated and excessively impatient." yeah, i'd say "almost daily." >> almost daily, i think so. >> i have the idea, i do

producer jenny churchill and tara thompson senior editor at the atlantic hi guys. so we just keep finding out wonderful little tidbits of information as people stormed off his compound in tripoli we saw the one guy with his hat with his massive gold chain that he dug up there was also something else that would stuck up that he revealed it of a love affair take a look. ok so we did a little creative editing they're going to admit but apparently they did find a scrapbook just full of pictures of of congolese right to get up he's been known to say that he thinks he's a strong african woman because. this is it's a good i did not want to find out about margaret i feel here's what i want i don't want to know anything about his personal life i want to to kasher and i want to ask you just one question it's how do you spell your last name and that's it i want to go to the i.c.c. exam to get it out and they found a passport i want to tell us i want to be different if i really gave you your privacy rights that's such an effect and then well i personally think this is a plant

. >> jenny y marc anthony se pasean juntos en un vehÍculo convertible se habrÁn reconciliado?.ra mismo en primer impacto. >> (♪). >> que tal les saluda pamela silva conde bienvenidos a primer impacto, bÁrbara bermudo en as g signociÓn especial. >> les habla verÓnica del castillo muchÍsimas gracias por estar con nosotros. >> comenzamos con el dramÁtico llamado de padres de una niÑa hispana desaparecida en missouri. >> viviana estÁ con los detalles de los hechos. >> hasta 45 mil dÓlares de recompensa estÁn ofreciendo autoridades por quiÉn de informaciÓn acerca de la pequeÑa. >> desde hace seis dÍas la incertidumbre y angustia invade a estos padres hispanos que no saben a quiÉn acudir para dar con el paradero de la pequeÑa de 3 aÑos. >> mi noij se fue, alguien se la llevÓ. >> mi hija no anda, alguien la levantÓ y se la llevo. >> dÉse el 6 de agosto no hay rastros de quiÉn fue vista por Última vez montando su bicicleta al frente de su propia casa. >> yo no quiero pensar que le pasÓ algo malo. lo negativo es lo menos que queremos ahorita. >> sentimos que mi hija estÁ aquÍ. >> el fbi

jenni mccarthy used to pass gas on tv all the time. that's not normal. >> she is a horrible person with all of her texting! jedediah, do you think he was serious? >> i think he tried to be funny, but it was uncomfortable. he hasn't had a hit movie in awhile. maybe he was looking for a hit youtube. i didn't find any humor in it and it was bad acting. >> you don't know what it is like to be in the mind of a predator. he may be the worst person to walk the face of the earth, but he is brilliant. what he did was put in enough possible maybe but not really comic cal lines so you have an excuse to fall back on. but the message was to order or receive. it then he september out a tweet that yes it was a joke. 2* wasn't, but it was, but it wasn't. he has something to fall back on. but the other funny thing sit was true. the best part is he took it a step further. it there by having her think, the fact he acknowledges it makes it less scraping. and i will give him a shot. major jig is blown. and you will be arrested. >> you noah lot about -- kno

hombre que era introvertido que la semana pasada, estaba buscando a la niña como todos nosotros, afirma jennyinos dicen no era amigable con los adultos, pero sí con los niños les gustaba que los pequeños vinieran a bañarse a la piscina, más que todas las niñas. la hija de yésica siempre jugaba con la de morgan. >>> y era de todos los días, todos los días venir la niña invitarla a bañarse a la alberca, año mno más de pensar pudo ser mi niña estuvo en shock. >>>angie: ella no es la única, en este pueblo rural, muchos están de luto. porque como dice el sherif "la niña tocó el corazón de todos, y esta es una tragedia que no debería haber ocurrido". >>>angie: una pesadilla que no termina. la madre dice apoyarse en su familia y en su fe para seguir adelante. y así, poder encontrar a su pequeña. >>> siempre estaba pegada con mi esposo... y yo creo que por eso nosotros sentimos kefque ella e aquí todavía, está viva. >>>angie: ahora por supuesto, a medida que pasan los días, las autoridades nos dicen que encontrar el cuerpo va hacer más difícil debido a que ha estado posiblemente sumergido en el agua