you ever heard of jenny slew? 1719, her smom white. her zad black.now, 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 when it f

caller: this is a question to jenny. talks about fiscal responsibility for the government but she was against the tarp bailout but she did not mind so filing bankruptcy witchy overspent on her personal finances for or on her head -- when she overspent on her personal finances or for her house. i what her reaction to that. guest: it certainly was not easy to lose everything we had worked for. it was my husband's business that failed. we did not take the easy way out. the only government help that we had was from unemployment. it was only for a short while. after that, beyond that, we realized we had to except that personal responsibility. we cannot wait for the government to take care of us. we rolled up our sleeves, look at what we could do, and started cleaning houses and repairing computers to make ends meet. it was not easy, but we did accept responsibility. the great thing about america is you can risk it all. sometimes you are successful and succeed. we had that for a while. and then sometimes you risk it all, and y

vera and you have jenny had reached the sacred grove situated a hundred kilometers from. they thought was a fellow to sacrifice birds have also been brought by mary from all over the republic also the two off the press to their gods. at first the grove resonates with goose folks soon after their only the echoes of priestly prayers and . these pagan priests. it's know how to communicate with the gods people praying in a grove last amidst pines and birches have strong beliefs in the forces of nature they insist their faith is the world's oldest. people come with what we call sacrificial water fell. bringing in grievances along to. discuss their problems with the priest. and communicate by means of this tree. their requests and wishes on this table. enormous parts suspended of a bone finds the live side by side with the old. they're used to make porridge and just ceremonial beaks broth. take a look at the ducks and geese a boy. break up the bread into chunks and toss the pieces into the fire the bread and cheese has been brought to by washing peers. this is help people in ru

why can't mitt romney catch fire with conservatives jenny writes -- he's severely bad liar. he's trying way too hard ta look like something he's not and people can smell the desperation oozing out of him. and dave in orlando, very simple. they aren't certain that he intends to completely destroy the middle class and eliminate all taxes for the wealthy by the end of his first day in office. drew writes, with his stances on the left, right and center, romney has reduced himself to a parody of the three stooges, flip, flop and flip-flop romney. the only conservatives that support him are the ones that hope his severely conservative persona will bang the other two's heads together. carroll writes, severe describes a disease. secretly he thinks comfortism is akin to chicken pox. and george in south carolina, even the dim-witted self-absorbed conservatives can tell a over-reaching rich brat who thinks he can buy and pate nice his way into getting votes. romney's been running so long he has no clue where he's running too. brokered convention. just watch. fred in mississippi, jack,

segun jenny eso le ha costado moldear su cuerpo,decenas de inyecciones, silicona....su sueno americanotrs con el que nacio, el de hombre. jenny aguirre/transgener o 44:11 me he topado muchas veces en la calle gente que dice "eres un demonio te vas a ir al infierno" 44:18 ahora como mujer transgenero otro es su reto: ganarse la vida.... 39:33 nos ha costado mucho lograr digamos ser una chica transgenero y pues ya que logras esto te das cuenta que no puedes tener las mismas oportunidades que puede tener otra persona 39:47 despues de ponerse los implantes en su busto quiso volver al trabajo que tuvo por tres anos como ayudante de mesero 47:44 asi me dijo no puedes usar pelo largo, no puedes tener escote, tacones no quiero que traigas maquillaje, cero aretes, pantalon largo...le digo me gustaria usar una falda? 48:05 me dijo no puedes, porque tu no eres mujer.... sabes como me senti, senti que me dieron una bofetada 48:14 buscar otro trabajo no fue facil....su identificacion la delataba....mar celo aguirre. 40:35 obviamente se sorprenden dicen marcelo, parece chica, y les causa morbo. te m

. >> my name is jenny jordan. i am with occupy. since 2008, there have been more than 3000 and foreclosures in san francisco. because of the racist banks, they have banned in working- class communities of color. we need household preservation of rent-controlled. we need controls on condo conversions and foreclosure prevention. we do not really need new household programs until we work on the solution to the problems of funding homeowners foreclosure to get counseling from san francisco housing development corporations. that is for the african-american community, the latino community, and the asian community. we need regulations in the behavior of the banks and mortgages operating in san francisco. the city has to focus on stabilizing neighborhoods that are hit hardest by the foreclosure crisis and helps families due to the foreclosures stake in their homes. corrupt banks are forcing foreclosures on moderate income families. the city needs to keep these families in their homes. thank you. take your money out of all of the banks and

join me along with jenny at 10:00 a.m. my favorite one so far. >> no, really? >> i mean it. i think that's my favorite story so far. that's great. jane, thank you. and up next, we're going to meet some amazing animals with unus >>> this morning on "call of the wild," we have a member from the busch gardens and sea world. she has creatures that have unique ways of protecting themselves in the wild. we're starting with a crunchy little ball. >> that's right. you know, he looks like he's pretty well protected. he is just sitting there. but watch this. i'm going to pick him up. when a predator approaches and maybe goes for him like this, look at the way he can just put himself almost perfectly into that puzzle of a protection there. >> that's a hard shell. >> isn't that amazing? >> so why is this animal so vulnerable to -- in terms of -- >> being small always makes people more vulnerable or animals more vulnerable. this is a way that a small animal can protect themselves from any predator. >> they can also dig and jump. >> thi

there's jenny mack right now heading on southbound 680 through the area. 580 things are slow westboundnother crash, near 31 miles an hour. this traffic information is available when you need it, while you are on the road. go to abc7news.com/waze, download the free traffic app to your smartphone or iphone it is like a gps with traffic information on your cell phone. >>> 6:38. >>> still new legal questions raised about front loading washers. >>> live report from the new york stock exchange. first up, a live look at the big board, dow up 16 mints. >>> -- 16 points. >>> we'll tell you more about the new fire chief of oakland. >> and why she is making history. >>> huge fall-out after a deadly soccer riot. the dramatic decision one country has just made in the wake of the violence. >> reporter: i'm katie marzullo live in the newsroom with a warning about what you eat. new research shows sugar is wreaking havoc on our health and the government should step in and help. úúúúúúúúúúú@@úúúúúúa >>> welcome back. live doppler clear across the entire state. sunshine will dominate even real warm weath

you have been working with jenny craig. >> yes, i love jenny craig.ive to other programs. and it's a genuine thing. not like, oh, whatever. i honestly feel that way. >> wit wuit was one of the numb questions. what else are you doing? changing your eating styles? >> yes, there are other things that jenny actually helps the average person who doesn't know figure out, you can eat more vegetables and fruit and do that type of stuff. not people's most favorite things. the food itself tastes good. cindy was on it. we need to get her in a commercial. >> she did call you out, cindy. don't run and hide. >> i do also work out. you have to. that falls into the american heart association thing. you have to get up and move around a little bit. >> those twins keep you moving. >> them to bbabies. >> how is nick? >> it's a complicated thing. he spoke on it himself. i feel awkward because i don't know what he was revealing. the best thing i think was the choice to leave the radio show and focus on agt and up all night. that just won an naacp award. it hit us hard at t

our guys have time for a happy hour and joining me this evening our producer jenny churchill and chief strategy officer at vision strategy dot com thanks for join me guys thank you so you know rick santorum just proves how crazy he is basically every time he opens his mouth and mitt romney proves just how disconnected he is from average americans and so this is his latest one this week and take a look. the daytona five hundred that was delayed by rain something probably played up his love of michigan's proud auto industry so this combines a couple things i like best cars and sports but romney raised eyebrows when he was asked if he follows the sport. i mean it's. friends or team owners. they're really kind of are no words for this story you know he goes out it's the perfect opportunity to connect with the people in. every man's sport i mean and now can't be like oh when did you know i'm right it's just an also you're wearing crappy raincoats he said that he was walking up to some people and consciousness like wow spent the big bucks and. i think my buddy democratic operative matt or te

and me last night apparently carol gabriel tweeted at the law to show at jenny churchill hey the oscars are on this is a very important matter why are you not tweeting about this hashtag lazy journalism so some harsh words i did watch the oscars lot of way to not much to say but they're pretty boring if you ask me if i make the a lazy journalist then so be it but of my rantings this week but i'll be back with more as usual later in the week. but wiki leaks is at it again with their latest document dump called the global intelligence file they began publishing some of what they claim to more than five million e-mails days between july two thousand and four and december of two thousand and eleven and these e-mails are from stratfor the texas headquartered global intelligence company that's all described as a privatized or want to be cia now the company sells its analysis of global politics to government agencies and corporations but as the e-mails expose stratfor as a web of informant working covertly and overtly and a payment structure that includes secret offshore accounts here's what a

let's just start with i don't know jenny do you do your regular breast exams that the doctor tells you to do to check progress. you have to do this segment where you might. give a cue awkward on t.v. that you know or like was it worth living is that. a mission in life or good bye let's focus on the as hot guys that are trying to remind with an addition to your thinking ok that's. i mean is it you know you talk about recent breast cancer is your man remotely it's enough to get your regular minders to check your breasts for chores. or you just. you know shows you how to check yourself all right so this is actually an app basically it's a rethink of breast cancer which is a canadian charity and these guys are launching an opera women. you're forty so remember to fill in for you know nothing like a hot guy to get in the mood i are just as upset because he doesn't have to do breast exam and then turn it to you to turn down to be the reminder guy it was. it's a great i mean so i think it's a great idea what's wrong with hot chicks told dude to do still all the time if hot dude can get women

what country do we live in jenny what does that say about your teacher you. know but i mean seriously is actually insane i think this is clearly an attempt by the volleyball lobbying association to get a you know. novel idea on it yeah because i'm sorry i'm a little confused on how a frisbee is more abusive than a volleyball can someone explain to me it's volleyballs or beats that people do whatever they want yeah i love that even the local news anchor is like having trouble believing it as she's saying it. the crazy thing is it was already law and now they're just increasing the fine you get up in a virtually thanks for joining us tonight that's a very nice show thanks for tuning and they can by tomorrow journalist susie cagle is going to be activist and an artist of occupy oakland in the meantime to follow us on line and coming up next in the. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are old today. a split within the ranks of syria's opposition fighters at

what country do we live in jenny what does that say about your. freedom you know but i mean seriously is actually insane i think this is clearly an attempt by the volleyball lobbying association to get a you know. novel idea on it yet because i'm sorry i'm a little confused on how a frisbee is more abusive than a volleyball can someone explain that to me it's volleyballs or beats that people do whatever they want i love that even the local news anchor is like having trouble believing it as she's. saying it but the crazy thing of this was it was already law and now they're just increasing the fine he has got to wrap it up virtually thanks for joining us tonight that's it for nicer thanks for tuning and they can come back to morrow journalist susie cagle is going to bat out of talk about activism and artists of occupy oakland i mean time to follow us on line and coming up next in the. download the official ante up location tool on the phone called touch from the. one life on the go. video on demand all g.'s my old come. on omissions feeds now in the

a guy that time for a happy hour joining me this evening is our producer jenny churchill and mike riggs associate editor at reason magazine and reason dot com hey guys we're going good. ok we have a spoke about last week or was it earlier this week and are you totally losing it but anyway twitter decided to change its censorship policy and a lot of people were upset about it. it was an important tool in the arab spring uprising now twitter has changed its technology so it can censor messages on a country by country basis. well turns out that somebody is following in their footsteps or maybe not exactly google is now our has announced changes to its blogger free blogging platform so they're going to have a blocking in blocking of content only in certain countries where censorship is required and it turns out that they did this like three weeks ago four weeks ago and then just to tell anybody until some blogger actually found it in their policy surprise google was being sneaky again i don't know why this sort of seems like the cost of doing business in foreign countries my my our it is ju

hi guys it's time for a happy hour joining me this evening r t producer jenny churchill and alex sites all assistant editor of think progress org hey guys i thought i was joining we. let's first talk about somebody as f.b.i. and this is always like kind of exciting part after someone passes away it's like what is the f.b.i. have written up on them. come on the lad ok saying it's a good thing anyone dieted says that but you know he's going to get to see what their dirt is anyway let's check out. the f.b.i. has just released a one hundred ninety page file on the late apple c.e.o. steve jobs this is a portion of it it's focused on a background check the interviews with jobs and others in march and april of ninety ninety one when jobs being considered for presidential appointment by president george h.w. bush. so some of the things in jobs file use a lot of drugs l.s.d. parent he was also manipulative manipulative excuse me several individuals question mr jobs honesty saying he will trust the truth and distort reality in order to achieve his goals and apparently he also abandoned his baby

what country do we live in jenny what does that say about your teacher you. know but i mean seriously it is actually insane i think this is clearly an attempt by the volleyball lobbying association to get a you know. monopoly here on the yes because i'm sorry i'm a little confused on how a frisbee is more abusive than a volleyball can someone explain that it's volleyballs or you know it's like people do whatever they want yeah i love that even the local news anchor is like having trouble believing it as she's saying it but the crazy thing is it was it was already law and now they're just increasing the fine you guys got to wrap it up fortunately thanks for joining us tonight that's it for a nice show thanks for tuning and they come back tomorrow paternalistically cable's going back after this and an artist of occupy oakland in the meantime to follow us on line and coming up next the. technology innovation. developments around. the future avar. wealthy british style. from time to. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with much

jennie spends a lot of time in the sun and traveling around the world, so natural advantage has becomet defense against the visible signs of aging. >> i take my time very seriously, and it takes a lot for me to be able to take a product with me on the road and have time to use it and make time to use it, but with natural advantage, i want to use it. in the morning, i want to wake up and put it on because i know that i see results from it, and that's what keeps you going back each morning and every night before you go to bed. i love natural advantage, and i love what it's done for my skin. >> seymour: and when something works, you share it, so i invited a group of natural advantage users to join me for a day of beauty and skincare and to talk about natural advantage. the thing is that i-- i was asked to do a lot of different products by a lot of different companies, and a lot of them were really, really high-end, and some of them are very famous, and--i won't give you the names of them-- but, you know, the minimum price of one tube is $150-plus. and i could've gone that route, but when

i go no, way, his tongue. >> jenny saved the body parts in hopes surgeons could reattach it. >> they said it had been too long. they couldn't reattach it. >> but he was still alive. he went to one of the nation's top trauma center, one of the center's most respected plastic surgeons was called in for his expertise in facial reconstruction. >> we got a call from the trauma team. when they described the injuries, i cede we have to go to the operating room. this is one of those injuries that you see a couple of times in your career. every single bone in the face was broken. lost completely the nose and upper and lower lip and half of the tongue. >> reporter: komyatti was in the hospital for 22 days. he had six more surgeries and is seventh after he came out of the coma. >> i need to have maybe a dozen more surgeries. this is what the doctor put on until my nose can be reconstructed. >> he still had another three months to wait until the nose reconstruction surgery. it won't be the name as his old nose, but his old nose will never be far away. it's in his freezer. >> this is a very uncon

when jenny 329, investigators from the homicide department -- on january 29, investigators from the homicide department but a man for murder. we made a significant arrest in a brutal cold his homicide from 1983. we are confident in our ability to bring people to justice even after 29 years. this was largely due to the fact the we had a grant to bring back some retired homicide investigators to work specifically on cold cases. inspectors are instrumental in bringing this case home. i would also like to say it was on sixth street this morning that i was on foot patrol, proceeding a press conference in which the mayor did announce that the substation is going to happen. obviously, with the redevelopment issue, it was in doubt for some time. everybody felt reassured, following the press conference. i would like to thank the mayor for his support on this issue. president mazzucco: i am glad to hear about the substation. i have heard of from folks in that whole area. for example, i heard the university of pacific and will school was moving away to a new facility within the next two years, which wi

. >> en una ocasiÓn reinaldo n de los razos le comentÓ a jenny, tu papÁ no nos paga regalÍas. >> la jenny gracias a don pedro, no no mÁs porque me hay de trabajar por el nombre, sino porque se ha portado muy bien con nosotros. >> por el momento estÁn concentrados en la promociÓn de su primer disco sin sacramento y esperan que esta controversia no se complique. >> en a mi ti tony andrade, "primer impacto." >> muchas gracias tony. >> entras noticias espectacular luce beyonce y eso solo a un mes de haber dado a luz a su pequeÑa hija, aquÍ la pueden ver la cantante mostrÓ por primera vez su voluptuosa figura luego de su embarazo en una presentaciÓn de su esposo el cantante j z. >> asÍ catalogaron la cinta protagonizada por demiÁn bichir, compartieron en un almuerzo para los nominados, ahÍ lo pueden ver al oscar en los Ángeles, donde tuvieron elogios para el actor mexicano. >> quien reiterÓ sentirse sÚper honrado por esta nominaciÓn a mejor actor. >> es un enorme honor, no solo por formar parte de esos cinco nombres, sino porque en una industria con tanto talento por todos lados y habiendo ent

(sot: jennie dean)""t allows me to leave the house every single day.o raise this bumper bar. with tte bar in the upper position, the stroller passed an important safettytest. this ball - the dimensiins of a young child's head - slides easily under the bar - as it shouud. but when the bar is in the lower position the child's head can get trapped.(sot)(our fear iss that harried parents may not raase the bar and if heir child isn't strapped in this could slide under thh bar, but her hhad coulddget stuck. in fact there have been at least 10 infants have ssrangled this way over the years in other strollees.)(v/o)the instruction manual for the bumbleride has the waaning: "when child is seated ii stroller, only use bumper bar in upright position. child can slide forward and strangle." but consumer reports is afraid parrntsswon't necessarily read the instructions and may miss the small warning tag on a cover that zips over the bar with the same caution. consumer reports doos not know associated with this stroller. still it is rating the bumbleride indie twin a

caller: this is a question to jenny. she talks about fiscal responsibility for the government but she was against the tarp bailout, but she did not mind so filing bankruptcy witchy overspent on her personal -- when she overspent on her personal finances for or on her head -- when she overspent on her personal finances or for her house. i what her reaction to that. guest: it certainly was not easy to lose everything we had worked for. it was my husband's business that failed. we did not take the easy way out. the only government help that we had was from unemployment. it was only for a short while. after that, beyond that, we realized we had to except that personal responsibility. we cannot wait for the government to take care of us. we rolled up our sleeves look at what we could do, and started cleaning houses and repairing computers to make ends meet. it was not easy, but we did accept responsibility. the great thing about america is you can risk it all. sometimes you are successful and succeed. we had that for a while.

vera and you have jenny had reached the sacred grove situated a hundred kilometers from. they brought was a fellow of the sacrifice. have also been brought by mary from all over the republic also the two off the press to their gods. at first the grove resonates with goose oaks soon after their only the echoes of priestly prayers and . these pagan priests. to communicate with the gods people praying in a grove lost amidst pines and birches strong believes in the forces of nature they insist. is the world's oldest. people. and grievances alone to. discuss their problems with the priest. and communicate by means of this tree. their requests and this table. suspended if a bone files that side by side with the old. they're used to make porridge and a ceremonial broth. to take a look at the docs and. break up the breton two chunks and toss the pieces into the fire the bread and cheese have been brought by wash appears. this is help people in russia worship before the arrival of christianity the maori have prayed the same way to their gods for several millennia. old these people