is little jessie's father. >> when is the last time you talked to jessie? his home on a cold, winter day to learn more about his son. >> everybody loved him. little kids called him uncle jessie. >> 17 years. >> jessie's father says he had a good heart but his son struggled in school and he didn't make it past the ninth grade. >> at the time he was 17 years old. he came from a family that was a big family. he was a rough kid. he was low functioning in school. he had been in special ed from the time he started school. >> low functioning. >> iq i think at 72 is what he's been measured at. >> and what does that mean? how does he compare to a normal student? >> well, if the normal student is 100, then a 72 in our state, i believe that a 70 is the cutoff for mental retardation legally. and so he was just above that. and he had been in special ed until he'd finally dropped out in high school when he was 16, a year earlier than this. >> jessie knew damien echols and jason baldwin but not very well. they lived in a neighborhood close by. what was your world? what wa

jessie didn't bother nobody. >> there's no value of human life anymore that you can walk up to someonewith children around. >> i'm pissed. i don't know. if i seen the person that did it, i would run them over in a car. i wouldn't care. you know what? ten years ago, if this was the habit ten years ago, i think it would have been a couple more murders that same night. >> i'm just going to hold my composure. the little man didn't have to go like that, for real. >> one day hopefully i'll be able to live the life like the man on tv that's living a regular 9:00 to 5:00 job, come home to his wife and kids. till then, it's just going to be the same. >> asean johnson lived just across the street from where jessie was murdered. >> i got michael jordan. >> the young activist plays inside, because his mom worries the streets aren't safe. >> the jessie clark shooting, i hear so many gunshots i can't distinguish which gunshots it was. my boys do not go outside. >> we play basketball in the living room. we imagine something is like the hoop. either like that, or the light brown one is the hoop. >> it

jessie, you worked as an oversized tux model for years.ve seen a lot of stressed brides and grooms, so do they need this service? >> listen, who the hell -- if nobody gives a [ bleep ] about looking at your dumb wedding tweets. the only people that would care to read about your wedding are going to be sitting there watching this thing happen. >> it's for the person that dumped you. that's what it's for. maybe jerome will see that i'm married and then he'll run and it will be too late. >> i'm for this, if the person doing the tweeting is taking like video of the bride being a [ bleep ] to the bridesmaids and the husband ogling like the maid of honor's jugs. and then the drunk bridesmaid pulling her skirt up to relieve herself on the golf course, or not. >> i've been going to the wrong weddings. >> when you think about it, you're probably not invited to my weddings at all. could this be a part-time job for you? >> it's good to invite me to weddings, because it's just me. there's one part that i like, that this person will make sure all the g

it is boo about so it met with jessie.ht that was a strange name and i learned i did my homework he's a powerful dude. we talked about but during the course of this meeting he talked about this young man he thought so much of willie brown junior. so i got back to doctor king but he likes this willie brown junior. did you meet him, no. several years later my point is there is a line that connects what is happened so much in this country to the work that this extraordinary public servant has done. now i was the corporate bank lawyer in the investment business so i have to ask a question. i don't know which side of the bridge is being named but it is the same side as they collect the money (laughter) now i don't want to diminish the accomplishment but i learned it in wall street and especially with martin follow the money. i want to say personally and i have the beneficiaries 83 years i've been the beneficiary but to be here and be able to speak about you and to speak where your mature friend andrew young could be is one of t

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ella fue detenido por manejar ebrio y su caso estÁ pendiente por in juez de un jue inmigraciÓn >>> jessir conmigo. >>> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> continuando con "enfoque" recientemente el presidente obama pidiÓ a el secretario de seguridad nacional que revisara las polÍticas de deportaciones en este paÍs. recordemos que hay mÁs de mil personas deportadas en estados unidos todos los dÍas. y vamos hablar acerca de lo que quiere decir esto, especialmente con una persona que estuvo reunida con el secretario johnson esta semana, tania activista estÁ con nosotros desde washington y pablo alvarado coordinador de la red nacional de jornaleros desde los Ángeles a ambos gracias por estar con nosotros. >>> muy buenos dÍas >>> buenos dÍas >>> buenos tÍdÍas >>> tania te reuniste con el secretario johnson para haber una forma humanitaria para de fo portar personas >>> es precisamente la pregunta no se trata de solamente quiÉn va a ser deportado, quiÉn es conocido como prioridad, si no el hecho que nuestra gente estÁ siendo separada de sus familias. entonces, es una, una pregunta y una discusiÓn bastante incomo

my name is jessie brooks. i'm an hiv/aids advocate and also hiv positive. i have seen the impact that high drug pricing has had on patients. i have seen pricing co-pays where have to decide whether to pay the co-pay or to eat. those situations. i was very active on prop d and so glad that san francisco passed it. this drug traffic is a run away train. how do you stop a run away train? you stop it. before long if we let it keep going it's going to collapse our system. it's one of the issues that wasn't taken care of in the affordable care act. it should go hand in hand with drug cost. also i have seen patients, i'm one of those lucky patients where the city and state are paying for it. in the end, many are paying and there are a lot of people that don't qualify just by a margin for city and state help. so they are struggling each month to pay for their drugs, life sustaining drugs and in 98 they created hiv medicine that help people live. these are drugs they have to take everyday. as someone said earlier they created a hep c pill but it's $1,000 a pill. if

name is john avalos the chair of the authority and today's authority meeting is broadcast to us by jessieson thank you for your work. madam clerk will you please call the roll. >> campos absent. chiu absent. mr. farrell farrell present. commissioner kim. tang present. commissioner wiener. wiener present. we have quorum. ? m. any comments or questions on the minutes? okay we can do comment on item number 2 seeing none we'll close public comment and the motion to approve the minutes a roll call vote. commissioner avenue avenue. >> aye. >> commissioner breed? >> chiu absent. >> commissioner cohen. >> kim aye. >> wiener aye. >> commissioner ye the item passes. >> chair report this is an information item. >> good morning colleagues it has been another busy and productive year at the transportation authority. in particular i wish to thank vice chair scott wiener for your partnership and leadership on transportation issues and eric mar for plans and programs and on behalf of my colleagues i wish to thank all of our aids to help with the large work we have here and the transportation staff. durin

(laughter) >> thank you i'd like to thank jessie larson and others for brooet us on sfgovtv. >> item 12 the citizen's advisory council report. >> i know that supervisor kim was going to make comments about the unfortunate news of joseph passing. actually, i was going to do any memoriam at the full board meeting i was hoping after the committee report we could have a moment of silence this is a time of vice chair flanagan used to do his report >> and bryan larkin from the cac. >> i'm sorry supervisor campos. >> i know we're going to do something at the board but i want to acknowledge mr. flanagan i know he really cared about this agency and i have yet to find anyone that is more passionate about serving people and would take it upon himself to ride the different buses and lines to identify issues that riders, you know, were dealing with and i entities appropriate to say in the context of the cac report because for so many years emulsification the one that was presenting it so he will always be recommended. >> i would like to add i will miss him coming to the beginning of the meetings

well, you know, that's all jessie. she's got the sense of style. she's got an eye. jess?be she's out. no, she had no plans to... ( moaning ) jessica? jessica. the phone's over there. dial 9-1-1.

today's meeting is being broadcast by s fgtv staff of jessie /hrar sin and coal man. thank you for your service. madam clerk, would you please call the roll [roll call]. >> very good. next item please. >> march 25th 2014, this is is national item. >> we can go with the public comment on the minutes. any member of the public would like to comment. seeing none, we'll close for the comment. >> let's have a roll call vote [roll call]. >> minutes passed. >> great. let's go on to our next item, please. >> item three, treasury report, this is an information item. >> thank you, ms. cheng. colleagues, i begin our report this month in recommend /pwrapbs of joseph flanagan who passed away in early march. many of us knew him from district 6 as a community leader who was thoughtful and looked out for others, especially the seniors and disability community. i know commissioner kim will have remarks as well later on today. let me just say that joseph will be missed by all of us and we honor him today through our work going forward. joseph also did a lot of assistance in our offices

i know how bad it affected you jessie baskin is 22 years old now. he was the most enthusiastic participant in the deadly hazing incident striking and kicking drum major robert champion again and again. state attorney jeff ashton pressed the judge to sent him to prison for nine years to send a strong message that students who engage in hazing face serious consequences. >> it is tragic indeed that a young man with a good future has to lose that future but if it saves the life of 100 robert champions down the line it's worth it. >> but the judge said he did not want to destroy baskin's life. he convicted him of manslaughter making him a convicted felon, but sentenced him to 51 weeks and by less than a year spared him from facing state price on time. champion's parents were not satisfied. >> well we don't think the justice matches the crime so we have to work harder to make sure that we get the word out that hazing is not going to be tolerated. >> the father of a georgia student who is brutally beaten on campus says he wants answers from his sons school

new work between townsend and jessie streets is expect under to be complete by the end of the week. it is all part of a plan to help muni performance time. it is part of a pilot project on church street and according to the examiner, the lanes reduce travel times by about three minutes. >>> happening today, fast food workers plan a protest on what they call wage theft. mcdonald's is stealing from them by note paying other time and removing hours from their time sheets. local protesters plan on rallying on 25th and oakland and that starts this morning and earlier they filed lawsuits in mission given and new york -- michigan and new york and they say mcdonald's does not allow them to take breaks when the restaurant gets busy. >>> and suvs and cadillac sedans call for issues with overheating breaks. the new recall is proof that the gm has learned from their mistakes. >> we are bringing them forward and resolving them quickly. we will take care of these customers and continue to apply what we have learned. >> the combined recalls has put it in there and hasee merged from bankruptcy. >>>

estadounidense que representa los mÁs de 5 millones de niÑos con padres indocumentados y deportados >>> jessiapa me persinÓ y me dio un beso en mi cabeza y me dijo que sÍ se va a encontrar con el presidente >>> le estaba diciendo que nos ayudara, que hablara con obama para que te denning ldetenga la deportaciones, nuestra gente estÁ sufriendo en estados unidos >>> el grupo de inmigrantes que viajaron desde los Ángeles, le piden al papa que la reuniÓn con el presidente obama abogue por los indocumentados >>> el papa sÍ le prometiÓ que iba hablar con obama y le iba a recomendar alto las deportaciones >>> Él escuchÓ nuestro lamento, nuestra peticiÓn a que ya paren este vÍa vuestcrucis y nos quit cruz que llevamos cargo ganado hace 30 aÑos >>> y aunque jersey cumpliÓ su propÓsito en roma ahora le queda otra meta por cumplir al regresar a casa >>> mi plan es ya por fin tener a mi papÁ conmigo es la primera cosa que yo quiero >>> el papa francisco recibirÁ al presidente obama este jueves en la maÑana, la delegaciÓn de migrantes desentienice tiene pe organizar una manifestaciÓn pacÍfica mientras el

jessie brooks, daniel ramos, bates, michael lion, duke, kelly and those are the cards that i have at the moment. if you want to step up, you have two minutes.2 minutes. thank you for your leadership on this. >> thank you for having this conversation. my name is dale glutsdz and bay area regional foundation and we were the major funder for prop b and dealing with the hiv epidemic and i'm very aware of life savings medication. i met a lot of people with other health conditions such as cancer, heart disease and diabetes who also struggle to afford medication. these people are all races and financial means. a city that struggles to remain affordable, lower cost to medications is crucial. thank you. >> next speaker? >> good morning supervisors. my name is daniel ramos and i work with aids foundation as a pharmacy representative and pharmacy case manager. as a professional in the health industry i have worked in the bay area for 10 years here in the san francisco and east bay helping people find ways to afford medications that they need to survive, life saving therapies. my current role as

he's jessie pinkman on "breaking bad."t will go down as the best tv series about managing a car wash that we' ever seen. next week we'll be in austin for the south by southwest festival. who wouldn't love to go on vacation with every one of their co-workers, right? you may have noticed our parking lot security guillermo is not here tonight. he's already in austin sniffing our hotel room for bombs and tequila or something. hi there. hi. that's our security guard. [ applause ] >> jimmy: may i ask what your name is. >> my name is adam corolla. >> jimmy: that jacket looks great on you. do you have security guard experience? >> i successfully guard mid virginity all the way through high school. >> jimmy: very good. it's nice to meet you. >> nary a finger was laid upon my genitalia. >> jimmy: i believe that. >> velvet rope all the way around this man's genitalia, all the way through high school. >> jimmy: there you go. it's throwback thursday, why not? here's a study that probably didn't need to take place. according to the annu

tim lincecum takes the mound and jessie chavez. you can catch the action as he takes the hill for the final preseason start. >> yeah, we're going to get them up around 90 pitches, hopefully he's not over extended and we'll get the type ofwork he needs to get. come in on the ball. >> finally from one mvp to another, barry bonds will return to pittsburgh and reward andrew with his award. bonds was the last pirates to win the honor in 199. >>> finally, the new levi stadium will host super bowl l and the nfl officially released a date for the game today, it is february 7th, 2016 more news after the break. brap . >>> coming up tonight at 11:00, you'll hear from a man that survive add dramatic explosion in the east bay tonight after "hannible". >> it's going to be raining. it will spill our way, i think it will be last to clear in the south bay tomorrow and cooler temperatures. 50s to 60s, sunday fine. >> thanks for joining us. have a great night. >> we'll see you at 11:00. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. wi

. >> injuries move jessie in the starting rotation. given they score 9 runs in the first inning.come to jose nightmare. white sox starter couldn't get a single out. the 3 run homer. drilled for 9 earned runs. chavez did much better. he went 4 and 2 third. gave up 2 runs and a's cruise 16-sex. giants indians in the slug fest tonight in the desert. it's 12-11 cleveland and in the 6th inning. abc 7 sports brought to you by toyota and we have fix it here. >> after a lot of discussion. we got it. he's fine. there we go. >> oh, yes. >> see a lot of the face there but it's fixed. >> we are out of time thanks >> we are out of time thanks for watching's h-a-w-t-- guys, what happened? apparently, they found him unconscious on a park bench. oh, my god, is he okay? we don't know, we just got here. nurse: he's ready for visitors now. he's in 1023. hi. oh, welcome, my old friends. welcome.

jessie durant was able to -- his pickup using a garden hose. >> the way those cars blew up over there, it would have started this house on fire. we were all sleeping. the kids up there and everything. so, yeah,, a lot to think about here. >> investigators are now looking at some footage from security cameras hoping to get some possible close. >>> 6:05. >>> students at city college will meet today to talk about a recent fight. this all happened last thursday on the ocean campus during a protest against a new tuition payment policy. two students, 6 officers suffered some minor injuries. today's meeting happens at 4:00 p.m. in the student union upper-level lounge. >>> more than a million people are expected to pack the streets of new york city today for the city's annual saint patrick's day parade, but as ed stein reports, it's who won't be there that's filling the spotlight. >> reporter: the big apple turns green for saint patrick's day. big names are refusing to join in because gay and lesbian groups aren't allowed to march openly. guinness announced it was dropping its sponsorship in

. >> rose: you had ronald reagan and jessie helms saying never. >> that's true. i had john wayne on my side. because he didn't like ronald reagan. but that's true. and the senate had voted in november when i was elected and before i took office, they had passed a resolution that we will never give away to the panama canal. and i finally got 67 votes for the canal treaties which gave away our canal. there were 20 u.s. senators who voted for the treaties who were up for re-election that same year 1978. 20 of the 7 came back to the senate. >> rose: the other thing that was part of the four years was iran. how many times have you thought if only i added a helicopter to. >> any time i was asked the question. what would you do different if you were president, i said one more helicopter. >> rose: do you believe that would have done it. >> no doubt. >> rose: one more helicopter. >> we're going to send seven. we had to have six because we had to extract all the hostages and the rest of the team. i couldn't leave them back there so we had to have six. and herald brown the

but his mom, seventeen-year-old jessie sprinkles, is learning just as much about what to feed him as is a tough topic for sprinkles. it hasn't always been plentiful in her house, and when its there, she often binges on the cheap stuff she knows is bad for her. but she wants better for her son. >> i do, because, you know, i don't want him to eat like me and be, gain a bunch of weight like i did, and stuff, when i was a kid, so... >> sreenivasan: sprinkles says she has a lot to learn and even more to do to meet that goal. but she now has a better idea of the steps to take, and a new reason to try. >> ifill: this week marks three years since the start of the civil war in syria. one segment of the population has been particularly hard hit: the children. jeffrey brown has the story. >> brown: at the outset of the war in 2011, rebels seemed to have the initiative, but president bashar al-assad's forces have fought back hard. and infighting among rebel group has led to even more bloodshed. all told, the syrian observatory for human rights estimates more than 140,000 killed, as of february.

there's no phil donahoue or regis or any of the others, no sally jessy's red glasses or oprah.e smithsonian. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: that's great. >> and it's so weird to me. the ceremony was really official, and i got a document. and then you'll be able to go to the smithsonian. they asked for several items. >> seth: what did you get them? >> okay, well, i gave them a copy of this wig right here. this is one -- yes, it's a wig. [ applause ] >> seth: uh-huh. >> but this is one of my favorite wigs. >> seth: you have to say "spoiler alert" before you say that. >> yes, spoiler alert: it's a wig. [ laughter ] i take it off at night. no, i'm not bald underneath. but um -- but, you know -- >> seth: what do you call this wig? you said you have a -- >> a twan-bre. >> seth: a twan-bre. >> the girls know this is ombre hair, but my award-winning hairstylists' name is antwan. >> seth: raul. >> a.k.a twan, and he customed colored it, so it's the twan-bre. >> seth: that's great. >> so i gave the smithsonian a copy of my twan-bre. i gave them a copy of my glittery microphone that i u

but jessie is a small army of workers on the front lines to go deliver that tough love some of these people need, to go in and help young mothers bolster their skills around parenting, really amazing what they are able to do with a small handful of outreach workers. >> to punctuate the difficulty in that community. 23% of those living in the choctaw nation live below the poverty line, seven points above the national average and in some communities the rate is above 50%. an area of extreme need obviously. >> right. >> so what is the promise zone program designed to do specifically for the choctaw nation. >> what the promise zone doesn't do is deliver a boat load of cash. it's about strengthening federal partnerships with the tribe and local communities so the hope is with greater access to the grants they will be able to fund their programs, their outreach programs that are critical. they make a lot of money off casinos. in the last decade they made a lot of money but a lot goes to the homeless services and elderly so a lot of grant money goes to at-risk youth. there's not any jobs, n

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speakers onto jessie the him come base be automatic by the students are assigned to, but that the students still be allowed to opt into the standard repayment plan spent you said that we should maintain the standard. >> we do. >> why would you disagree with this? >> so the issue about making the income-based repayment plan automatic or universal sometimes terms used interchangeably, i think it's an interesting concept and it's a concept we at ihep have recently studied in depth with five other organizations, and from the conclusion of our work with those other organizations we as an organization came out of a believing that why we should study it and it might be viable, there are just two things about the right now that don't make it ready yet. for example, some of the problems are that some students may end up actually borrowing more over time. that's not something that we want. we don't want them -- we don't want that. they actually, some will pay longer than they would pay under the standard repayment plan. we don't want that either. and the third thing is without the proper institution

for higher sea levels and laind flooding from harsh rain, there are three priorities according to jessie stratton. first, connecticut is-reaching areas vulnerable to rise -- rising levels and flooding, second the state is looking to critical infrastructure, facilities and property at risk in those high hazard areas and third, the state and other parties will work to develop best practices to protect infrastructure and habitat and to mitigate or reduce risk to the greatest extent possible. the last measure will involve assisting residents state and local governments. in 2010, a committee of scientists engineers farmers, policymakers, public health officials and business owners accomplished a 195-page document called "the impacts of climate change on connecticut agriculture, infrastructure, resources and public health." quote -- "we think it is highly probable that we are going to experience these kinds of events more frequently, stratton said of recent storms and flooding, and quoting because of that, i don't want to sit here and just say okay, we'll take it, we'll pick up the pieces afte

>> jessie eisinger probably put out the best comment and that is is citi too big to manage? they still can't get it right? >> they're being tested and it will be a question we will have. our next guest here says america loses a job every 43 seconds. why? because we don't let in enough skilled foreign workers. here to explain in an exclusive cnbc interview, matthew slaughter. now an economics professor and associate dean at dartmouth school of business. everybody is talking about your op-ed. we all knew we had a broken immigration system that needs to be fixed economically. what we hadn't heard before this is quantifying how much it's going to cost. how do you get to the math? >> great question. so we let in skilled immigrants through the h-1 visa program every year but the number of new h-1 visas each year is capped at 85,000. last year and in many earlier years the demand from american companies to hire talented foreign nationals far exceeds that visa cap. so this estimated job loss comes from trying to calculate how many visas would be demanded by american companies if the

que los famosos acuden a las redes sociales para presentar r su familia, así que nuestra productora jessie johnson and johnson, karla martínez inauguró el programa a principios del mes para inspirar a los demás a hacer actos de cariño ,para que puedas también tener posibilidad de ganar boletos para la final de la copa mi piel pierde humedad casi 2 veces más rápido que la tuya mamá. por eso usas johnson's baby lotion 2 veces al día, para mantener mi piel suave en todo momento. ser mamá te queda muy bien. es el club de la bacon clubhouse burger de mcdonald's. aquí no hay puertas, no hay bouncers. para entrar sólo necesitas querer lo mejor de lo mejor. bacon clubhouse burger. ♪ capas y capas de sabor en un sólo lugar. pan artesanal y con la única salsa especial de big mac. el club más delicioso. bienvenidos. hay algo nuevo en mcdonald's que a todos les va a encantar. ♪ >> muchas gracias por seguir con nosotros en despierta américa alguien que ha sido parte de la música internacional de los latinos, ha tenido la oportunidad de trabajar con los más grandes, lo tenemos en despierta américa, andr

. >> producciÓn y director jessie soto y en la voz alan thatcher. >> si, si, ya vi la foto este pequeÑof. >> que huele rico, mÍstico jaime comparte con nosotros algo increÍble que acaba de ocurrir, serÁ que los extraterrestres nos dan predicciones del futuro? >> dios mÍo! >> miren ya sabemos quien es el nuevo amor de la madrina de seda de "nuestra belleza latina" aqÍi verÁn las primeras imagenes junto s s eh? isuavidad dulce suavidad! sin tocar. [ locutora ] charmin ultra soft es tan suave que puedes ver su suavidad gracias a su diseño acolchonado. además, puedas usar hasta 4 veces menos. ♪ icha-cha-cha charmin! además, puedas usar hasta 4 veces menos. . bÁlsamos mate y ultra brillante. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ (aplausos) primavera! >> primavera! >> wow!. >> la primavera ♪ ♪ que rico. >> la sangre altera que vamos a cocinar hoy. >> sigue, sigue no importa. >> que vamos a cocinar. >> mira es primavera tengo unos... feto chino y todo pueden ser fideos es la misma pasta lo que cambia es la forma y siempre tenemos que leer bien las instrucciones porque cada compaÑÍa fue tiene la cocciÓn diferente vamo

jessy nos muestra como en una zona de bajos recursos en bogotÁ, no escasea el mas preciado tesoro deola chicos de "despierta amÉrica". hoy no fui al estudio, vine al gimnasio con una misiÓn muy especial, les voy a mostrar como sacarle el mayor provecho a mÁquinas gimnasio, me ponen me inscribi en el gimnasio, lleguÉ, no sÉ utilizar las mÁquinas, les darÉ herramientas y detalles, adli me ayudarÁ a mostrarles, ella nunca hizo la mÁquina. esta sirve para la espalda, cÓmo sÉ que sirve para la espalda, mirarÁn la ilustraciÓn, y lo que tiene subrayado, el color diferente, el mÚsculo o musculos que trabajan en este caso como ves aquÍ, estÁ en rojo la parte baja de la espalda, de la mitad para abajo, y bÍceps, sabes que esos mÚsculos trabajas, ok, segundo tener en cuenta el agarre, mire la figura, si tiene la mano para adelante, o al revÉs, ok, otro punto a tener en cuenta, tercer punto el asiento, no sabes si la persona que estaba antes es mÁs grande o bajita que tÚ, vamos a ensayar, ver si estÁ ajusta, no vamos a ajustarla. mÁs o menos un 4 . ok, veamos si ahÍ si. cÓmo se, mira que ahÍ te

i might take jessie eisenberg's call. do you remember what a smart [ expletive ] he was? this is the same -- and obama has to listen to that from this guy? >> i'm glad. listen, i love the way he thought in that movie. i thought he was great. >> and we have a birthday chute out for a very special viewer, my son, scott. his official birthday is tomorrow, but, you know, scott is now 12 years old, okay? so this tie at one time was actually thin. and i haven't worn it the last two -- >> you can see close up it has scotty dogs. >> and i wear it every year that it's his bird day. his birthday is the ides of march. you know these tie companies, they go thin, they go thick, it's all -- >> don't talk to a woman about twisted with fashion. >> the guy at creighton is proud of his son. i'm proud of mine. he's going to go to middle school. proud of both mf kids, obviously. >> it's scott's birthday, so happy birthday, scott. >> happy birthday. 12. 12 years. >> he's really cute. >> he's going to be 12. >> he's turning 12 next year. >> you know, every time they have a birthday, we have a