jenni's family got the worst news of all. mean i'm so glad thatt we have chad here (extended pause, she cries) but i want jenni here to aae care of him.despite the tears it is jenni's humor and toughness the family rememberr and the pride they feel for that message of selflessness she sent to the world. (reporter: if yoo could tell her one thing what would it and hoo much love hhr. verizon wireless customers will soon ave to pay for the privilege of paying their bills. pills.they're starting a two-dollar onvenience charge for customers who make one-time bill payments either online or by telephone. the fee wwll go into effect on january 15th. get your rear.. in gear. gear.expert tips onngetting a preat backside... in 2012. you're watching fox 45 good day baltimoree ((break 5)) 3 ww're continuing our countdown of our too fiie.. fox45 favoritt momeets from 2011. here's number 2 3 - this was just last week... testing out fitness christmas ggfts- a viewer favorite- &ppeople on our facebookkpage kept asking s to replay it.- stay tu

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he grabbed jenny and held her and we made sure the other waitress was okay. sure the gentleman was okay. which he left really quick. >> the police arrive on the scene and jenny and sammy give their account of what happened that evening. jenny remembers something strange about one of her customers that night. >> about 5:30 a man come in and asked for the price of a donut. i told him it was 81 cents. he said he didn't have enough money. patted his pockets, thank you for your time and he turned around and left. he looked to be either homeless or like he had been working all night. i wasn't sure if he was going to become a regular customer or if he was going to become a problem. you check these people out. >> as investigators review the security tape, everybody sees the man jenny remembers as being a little shady. he's actually the man that held up the store. >> i doesn't take much to go back and rewind the footage of the camera and we're looking dead at them. >> even more ridiculous is how easy it is to find the men in this small west virginia town, where pretty

police said was unsafe now once again we saw the police trying to tell the media to go away so our own jenny churchill was there and she's going to give us all the details that a new investigation by pro publica has revealed that when it comes to the presidential pardon system race money and who you know tend to have a big sway on the outcome so it's another example of our justice system not working fairly for us all how do we actually fix it or have all that and more if you tonight getting a dose of happy hour but first let's take a look at the mainstream media has decided to miss. her and i'm pretty sure that all of you out there are well acquainted with our mainstream media here in the u.s. and aside from their many failings that i point out a daily basis also you're acquainted with their annoying obsession with covering not important campaign and election stories as if the future of the world depends on them i mean really pursue a little less than a year away from the next presidential election but starting months ago already it's been all that they want to talk about day and night durin

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

. >> jenny slate!porter: she was a new cast member in her first season on "snl" and it was her dream. jenny slate, ivy league educated, 27 years old, was already a well-known figure in the new york improv and sketch comedy world. the sketch she wrote that night was about two women bikers and during rapid-fire dialogue that called for a substitute word, she dropped the f-bomb. >> you know what? you stood up for yourself and [ bleep ]. >> reporter: you could see it on her face. she realized her mistake and so did those watching in disbelief. her first season on "snl" was her last and soul-searching began. >> i was feeling like, i'm not sure if i'll go back to "saturday night live" and i feel like maybe i should sit still and be quiet until someone tells me what the verdict is on me. and i think that that began to make me feel feelings that were negative about myself. and it began to start to sort of taint this experience that i loved. >> guess what i use as a pin? i use a pin but it takes a whole family.

jenny kosor. rod ferman. rod stanley. katherine sharp. all people that work on this project every day all the time. the part i can attest to is that katherine has kept me calmed down at various times about this project, and that's her job in part, which is no fun. i think that pat kontraneo, our v.p. of finance, has been a leader and facilitator across the entire spectrum of activities, and pat is very self-afacing and doesn't seek to credit himself. but i know what he does and he does a lot to make sure things get done right in this program. so thank you, pat. when we started, we came from south san francisco, and we came here because amgen, who competes with us in the markets, and jenentech were fighting over space there. there was a period of time when the rents in san francisco were higher than the rent here. the total cost here was still higher, but that one moment, i knew only happened once every couple decades. and so we jumped on it. we got our board to agree to let us come peer. the shorensteen family built this building. they di

sot maria alejandra prato dice: "mas adelante en acceso total jenni rivera nos cuenta de su vida loca la vida loca...ricky martin se estrenara como profesor...los detalles...al volver." cu / cesar hoy a las 11 ---de que estaremos cu / cesar hoy a las 11 ---de que estaremos conversando esta noche a las once blanca?... blanca ---cesar... hablaremos de una solicitud muy importante para miles de salvadoreÑos que viven en estados unidos... ---ademas... conozca como los video juegos violentos actuan en el cerebro de los jovencitos... ---y en mexico... los legisladores buscan acabar con los secuestradores... le diremos de que forma... ---le estaremos esperando esta noche despues de la casa de al lado. cu / cesar y blanca ---pasamos con maria alejandra prato y acceso total... take pkg acceso total que tal amigos!!! comenzamos hablando de la diva de la banda...jenni rivera...quien nos cuenta como sobre su vida loca.... resulta ser que jenni esta decidida a contarle a todos sus fanaticos todo lo que ha sufrido para llegar hasta donde esta...anuncio que escribira un libro...cuyo titulo tentativo

just very ambitious. >> jim and jenny. >> oh. >> jenny, turn around. they buried her or what was left of her after the fire in this garden-like cemetery in the finest casket they could find. >> we were asked by the police department to make sure in case something did come up in the future that they could exhume her body and do dna testing. >> boone pieced together a time line for the day of the killing. jennifer attended her first class of the day. francis marion campus around 9:30 a.m. >> i think jenny came home between classes. i think jenny had gotten something to drink. i think she sat down on the couch, had opened a book, set a drink down on top of a coaster on a coffee table. >> cause they're there. >> we found those things, and then she winds up face down on her bed. >> face down and dead. and so the killer -- >> used the fire to cover up any additional evidence that might have been there. >> that included any fibers, hairs or fingerprints that might lead to a suspect. but what about a motive? the melted television and a few pieces of jewelry le

it's going to figure out what really went down with our own jenny turkey after the break. thank you there still believe the reffing is. what it is protesting nobody seems to know. that never a pepper sprayed the face but part of the argument that they're being overly dramatic. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then a glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything is. welcome to the big picture. mr. yesterday the occupy encampment right here in washington d.c. had a showdown with the police like encampments across the country from new york to oakland to los angeles do you see it so far made it with out of the threats and without any major clashes with the cops yesterday after protesters set up a large wooden structure police came in ruled the structure for occupancy and began removing protesters from it which resulted in the standoff that took hours and even a giant cherry picker being brought in to peel the remaining protesters off the roof so overall thirty one people were arrested f

. >> i have lost over 65 pounds on jenny craig. >> kirstie alley started with jenny craig but was droppedweight. she developed her own line called organic liaison. >> this is about not being deprived. >> you should have anything you want, right, mark? >> right. >> weight watchers is the market leader followed by nutrisystem, la weight loss, jenny craig and slim-fast. a good celebrity spokesperson can tip the scales in the company's favor. janet jackson signed on with nutrisystem. she claims it's the ease of home delivery that attracted her. >> it's easy. you order it, at the most, 48 hours later you get it. >> the home delivery meal plan has grown into an $800 million market which costs monthly about $725. mariah carey attributes her weight loss to jenny craig. >> i can tell by your energy, you feel sexy. >> darling, i'm sexy. i'm all right. >> try this. this is amazing. 150 calories. >> a former biggest loser trainer, now a panelist on the doctors. jillian michaels created the freshology master plan. >> it's all fresh, whole, clean food. it's really a total weight loss solution for peopl

[applause] >> i would also like to invite jenny to say a couple of words. we need private sector partners to help with technical assistance, and also give us a little kick in the pants. >> this is a great day for central market. i would like to thank and acknowledge the staff of urban solutions and in particular, tracey were all the work she did to bring pearl's select burgers. they did everything from reaching out to the owners to tell them about the opportunity to handling the lease negotiations to helping secure financing and managing construction of the restaurants. sylvia ann young are amazing people and amazing business operators, and we are thrilled that they are here, and they have created 16 jobs with health insurance right here in the neighborhood. [applause] >> and by far the most important speaker today is sylvia, and i would like to invite cilia to say a few words and said afterwards, we are going to do a ribbon cutting, so i would like to invite everyone to come outside, and we will come back in for burgers after soviet is done speaking. -- af

segun la revista tv notas jenni debe someterse a una operacion para extirpar un tumor beningo que lencontraron en uno de sus senos...sus fananticos se han hecho sentir mostrandole su apoyo a traves de las redes sociales y a traves de un mensaje en su cuenta de twitter la diva de la banda les agradecio y les recordo que no hay adversidad que pueda con ella... y bueno jennifer lopez pareciera estar mejor que nunca...miren que bien acompaÑada nos la encontramos.. .este es el mas reciente video de william...integ rante de los black eyed peas...del tema "the" o "the hardest ever..." en este video no solo lo acompaÑana la diva del bronx sino tambien uno de los grandes del rock mick jagger... aqui les tengo las peliculas mas taquilleras de este fin de semana...al parecer las ventas de taquilla no fueron muy buenas...en primer lugar tenemos a "new years eve" que recaudo mas de 13 millones de dolares...en segundo lugar se encuentra "the sitter" recaudando 10 millones de dolares...y en tercer lugar despues de 4 semanas de su estreno se encuentra "the twilight saga: breaking dawn." es todo por

. >> ...que debiÓ parecer jenny morales.aturaleza. >> dicen que ella no tiene signos vitales. >> la de jenny morales se suma a la muerte de casi 150 colombianos en tres meses aguaceros,errumbes e inundaciones. en bogotÁ al -3000 familias llevan tres noches en vilo. un afluente del rÍo bogotÁ inundÓ sus viviendas. >> tratandde parar bultos de arena pero no, es imposible. >> las autoridades militarizar una naara evitar saqos y ordenaron subsidios de casi $ 800 para cada familia. >> un cheque por millÓn y medio de pesos antes del 24 de diciembre. >> aunque no es la primera vez que se desbordÓ el rÍo, nunca habÍa sucedido en estas magnitudes. el agua acorrala a la capital colombiana. monumentales taponesse registran en las vÍas. >> durante los meses los habitantes de todo este sector construyeron este muro de contenciÓn de forma artesanal precisamente para evitar que el aguapasarÁ a este lado, donde cruza una de las carreteras de acceso a la capital colombiana. sin embargo de nada valieron estos esfuerzos, pues el nivel de largo

karl and jenny marx. i'm pleased to have marie gabriel at this table for the first time. >> thank you. >> chaie: here's a manuel known in history more for his ideas i think tha his personal life and you decide to write about him. >> yes. i had just moved to london and i was looking for a sject. and marx had a very big presence there. and i wanted to, i was looking for an angle. you can imagine there are libraries of bookshat have been written about him. but ictually found that his personal life had been neglected incredibly. even inommunist cntries, even in russia and places like vietnam i've had correspond and i never knew this about him. >> charlie: what does his personalllife tes about his ideas. >>t rs of all it describes fiwharee thwhro ots of his ides n we irethe struggles of his i n family. i mean he grew up in an intellectual environment but it was all theory. by the time head three g ildren and wasiving in london without any money without speaking the language without a job, heam ce to know the m

the geographical -- i'm looking at jenny. he bought the tape recorders. you have got to do things like that too, by the way, you have to have the infrastructure of inquiry. and a group of haitians and a couple nonhaitians but who spoke fluent creole just fanned out. we asked people who were market women or fishermen or displaced people or people in the camps, street vendors, school kids, farmers -- not farmers like me, but farmers with, you know. you know, what do you want for your country? and the thing that was inspiring, and as you said delicious, they didn't say -- the theme that came back was not we don't believe in the future of our country, we don't -- none of that. they were actually optimistic about the possibility of reforming the state, making it work for the people, getting their kids back to school and rebuilding their country in a way that would make it easier for them to live in haiti. and there was something really inspiring about that theme, and she does a great job, michelle, does a great job on the, on writing the chapter too. i you wou

jenny works primarily in led's. she plans to do text based on the history of san francisco's literary community, a very exciting program and one that brings all of these -- all of these move throughout the day, so it will bring a great deal of animation to the building. james carpenter, another established international artist, is working with us on the shot alley underpass, designing the ceiling and seating elements. here you can see some details of his benches and flooring material. it is intended to be a light source as well as a place of comfort. here you can see in the ceiling of shaw alley, just behind those words are the benches. a san francisco artist, ned khan, is designing a fountain that will run 1,400 feet in length, but is triggered by the activity of buses. there are sensors in the ceiling of the bus deck that see where the buses are. when they move, it triggers a fountain at the bottom level, so that the shape of the bus and water will move from one end of the park. you can imagine, kids are absolutel

>> my colleague jenny block happened to be a professor. she just said we'll help. so meet with my coworkers when you're done. >> somebody tell me -- since i'm supposedly moderator -- moderating what time we really -- yeah. >> he's got to fly to -- >> no. i'm fine. i can stay 10, 15 minutes long. i know people want to ask questions. here's your chance. >> dr. farmer -- >> where are you? >> i'm here on your right, about halfway back. my name is bob abernathy, i'm with religion and ethics news weekly. whenever there's a disaster, there's just such an outpouring for a desire to help. >> yeah. >> and over the years -- and especially in haiti, a great many religious groups have gone to haiti. since the earthquake, how do you assess the effectiveness, usefulness, the problems that need to be learned or people who go there with a strong religious motivation to try to help police these? >> it's a hard question. it's a morally hard question to ask. i'm glad you did. i think that i don't doubt the motivations. and even if i did, i wouldn't mention it. [laughter] >> so i'm not

jenny works primarily in led's. she plans to do text based on the history of san francisco's literary community, a very exciting program and one that brings all of these -- all of these move throughout the day, so it will bring a great deal of animation to the building. james carpenter, another established international artist, is working with us on the shot alley underpass, designing the ceiling and seating elements. here you can see some details of his benches and flooring material. it is intended to be a light source as well as

jenny works primarily in led's. she plans to do text based on the history of san francisco's literary community, a very literary community, a very exciting program and one tha