joan rivers is a prickly pear, as they say. joan rivers and melissa rivers and that other lady, that guy that criticizes people with her, they are an odd trio of-- i don't mind people making jokes about stuff like that. i'm a comic. it's gotta be clever, though. you gotta use your brain a little bit. they have some incredibly unfunny, unintelligent comments to make on that show. like i said, i've got no problem with anyone making fun of me, but you gotta use your brain a little bit. like, that-- you can't just oink, which is what joan rivers has done to images of me. she'll just oink at the screen. you know, let's get creative. like, i've had mad tv make fun of the way i look, and very funny. like, they had a bill clinton character referring to me, thinking i was a guy. like, alex borstein, who does an amazing impression of me which i think is hilarious, and bill clinton-- we were doing politically incorrect in the sketch. and he kept saying, "you be quiet, fella," like that, like he was-- now, that's very funny, and i really l

hola, joan.dad se fue. nunca pensé que fuera envejecimiento hormonal, pero claro, tiene sentido para mí. ¿cómo es que supiste sobre murad y resurgence? yo tengo una historia graciosa de por qué yo estoy sentada aquí hoy. una vez estaba sentada desayunando con mi hijo y pude sentir que me veía y le miré directamente y él seguía viéndome y le dije: "¿qué?". y me dijo: "mamá, te ves arrugada". ohh, me quedé. ioh, no! de la boca de un bebé. sí y le dije: "seguramente son marcas de la almohada o algo en mi cara", y él dijo: "no, sólo te ves arrugada". entonces me volví una loca del cuidado del cutis, una fanática y probé, sabes, cada producto para el cuidado del cutis que encontraba o que podía conseguir. cualquiera desde el más costoso hasta el completamente orgánico y natural y cuando empecé a probar resurgence, me enamoré de él. y te aseguro que no estoy bromeando, me deshice de todos los demás productos. comencé a recibir cumplidos inmediatamente. lo más asombroso sobre este producto es el factor

calling to the podium at this time, joan. good to see you, joan. >> i am the executive director of the native american aids project. it was founded by a group of gay american indians back in 1984 as the american indian aids institute. we have become the most comprehensive hiv/aids organization for native americans. besides providing care and prevention services for our community, we also strive to create a home for the most disenfranchised members of our community. those who are struggling with hiv, those who are struggling with alcohol and drug addiction. one of the things that we share with the honorees tonight is that we strive to create a sustainable and of the community. -- healthy community. i would like to present our fourth honorinee. marvin grew up in a rural community in arizona and has been living in san francisco for nine years. he is a member of the navajo nation and has dedicated his life to serving the usyouth of the community. by creating a true partnership with them and their families, he honors the building

joan rivers.li detector tests. >> and today our weekend with the one and only joan rivers.ie detector tests. >> and today our weekend with the one and only joan rivers. l it until you see her apartmenter and even her closet. >> clothes not exactly quiet. we want to begin, though, with history made in egypt after 30 years, people have spoken and a nation is now tasting freedom. our team coverage of the celebrations and the reaction begins with richard engel in cairo. richard, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lester. people are still out on the streets. this could be the most transformative moment in the history of the middle east. at least since the 1967 arab/israeli war. people are no longer protesting their government. instead, they are consolidating their gains after their resolution was a success. egyptians a woke in what feels like a new nation. and they are immensely proud of it. in tahrir square, they still gathered by the thousands. but now to celebrate. and in a sign of the new opt

you--you had to--you had to meet a young joan baez, certainly. you certainly ran into bob dylan. what were those days like? well, they were very exciting. it was very-- it was very fast and very--now, in retrospect, it all went so quickly. but in the time that it was happening, it seemed to be a slow process. my own work was--was growing. i was going to the clubs that i was working in. i had to make a living, and it turned out that i-- the only thing i really knew how to do was to sing and to play the guitar. so consequently i made my living in the clubs in the early '60s and eventually got to newport where i met all kinds of singers. but all along the way, i'd be-- been meeting people like tom paxton and eric andersen and bob dylan and joan baez and mimi farina and dick farina, who became a very good buddy of mine. and peter, paul, and mary, before they were peter, paul, and mary-- when they were peter yarrow and mary travers and noel stookey. but we all felt, as i did at that early time, that we could make a difference and that music would change the world. and i believe it did

. >> reporter: her favorite ad also the go daddy.com with joan rivers. and this was a big day on social media, chiming in on the ads. like a friend of mine saying, what is a beaver any way regarding that best buy ad. >>> in news of the world tonight, anti government protests turned violent in italy. today demonstrators circled around the prime minister's villa demanding his registration resignation. at least six people were injured, prosecutors say silvio sponsored sex parties with prostitutes including one that was under 18 years old. the prime minister denies any wrong doing. >>> and dozens of activists spelled out the world basta meaning enough and staged a stab in. >> and egypt recalled his embassador to the vatican last month. his comments followed a deadly bombing of a christian church in alexandria. >>> gary moore the rock guitarrest from the famous rock band thin lizzy has died. >> ♪ >> moore joins the irish band in 1973 it had several hits including that song, the boys are back in town. he later went on to become a solo artist. moore was found d

from there to being the youngest member of the john berk society and coming into my room to smash my joancords because she was on the list. he was complicated, but saying all of that he was mysterious. he grew up to be a trial lawyer turned apple orchardist. part of the madening sibling thing was understanding the control freak nature that my brother had. for example, every year he would send me a box of fruit. the fruit he grew in his gorgeous orchards in washington state. the fruit came with the carl tax where you would get 25 telephone calls before the fruit came, such as, fruit is coming next week, are you going to be home? this is said in a texas accent. i would say i don't know. he said you have to be there because they are my pears and precious and have to put them in the refrigerator the minute you come in. i learned to say okay. then the fruit would come and it would be wrapped like a bomb or something, each fruit, each pear. these gorgeous asian pears had sty row foam socks wrapped around them. after the fruit came you'd get a series of phone calls, can i demand a refund from th

i want to say that the process began with joan and arthur chang from the chinatown north beach area. as well as lawrence cornfield and sarah hale from the richmond district and other neighborhoods as well. also the institute on aging institute in the community. my hope is that from this report will come legislative ideas that many of us will work on together. but the ad hoc committee of senior organizations that we have started, my hope is that we have generated activism and will build a movement for aging in place in an aging friendly city. with that, let me introduce mr. russo and mr. duffy to talk about the report. >> thank you. fred russo from the budget analysts office. i want to do a quick overview of our report, prepared at the request of supervisor mar. he provided a number of project objectives for us on this research. i guess that the machine is not done. reviewing practices and bottles for aging in the community, starting in the place that expanded into community when we realize that some people were aging while staying in their home was not a good option. what the supervi

and dick cusack was joan's father and they would hire me to do light carpentry.et of shelves there that i built for the cusacks'. >> jimmy: no way. >> and she was a young girl. i think i baby sat them one time. >> jimmy: oh, my god. that's hilarious. >> and you saw the scene i did with her. >> jimmy: oh yeah. >> her father is rolling in his grave. >> jimmy: yeah. wow. that is really quit shameless. >> -- several toys. it was awful. >> jimmy: well, it's on showtime. yeah, yeah, you can do that stuff. we can't do it on nbc. >> no. >> jimmy: no, we tried. but you know what we also did on your show, i got say, julianna margulies was on our show. >> julianna. we love her. >> jimmy: she's so fun. and she said she goes to parties with you and your wife. you have these parties at your house. >> charades -- running charades. yes. >> jimmy: running charades. i can't play. i don't have enough friends, but you need a lot of friends for that. but then, this other game, it's called the instrument game. >> oh we did it for my birthday. it was a hoot. >> jimmy: yeah. >> you -- y

. >> we're excited to have a mobile phone app that's free to joan -- download. get information live to your phone. punch in your zip code, and you can signed up for e-mail alerts and they will e-mail you as soon as there are cookies close by. >> prepare for the up a -- onslawght, next week they go door-to-door selling you cookies >> leigh: um. >> alan: our question is whether we're going to buy from carolyn's kids or jerry's kids. high pressure. >> leigh: speaking of high pressure, that's been over us the past couple days, bringing us this delightful weather. livermore, 74, the only location coming in this evening. beautiful visibility out there. this is a shot from the mt. tam mall cam. 56 in lever moore, 64 in concord. oakland, 58. los got as to, 67. and 67 in san jose. temperatures were a few degrees cooler in some locations, and we'll continue to cool off tomorrow as. we tonight, clear and cold. clouds move in tomorrow. a cooler day. and then rain will turn to the bay area next week, beginning, the timing, on monday. high pressure over us, bringing us the cl

kron 4 spoke to joan's sister about today's decision. >> not enough evidence to pursue criminal charges against two officers involved in the shooting death of 37 year-old derek jones. that is the message that the a gate to jones's family on tuesday. i spoke to derek jones sister and she told me there were a shock and outrage among some family when they heard the d.a.'s decision. in fact, for the next two and 1/2 hours the went back and forth with the d.a. trend figure out why there are no charges against the officers in the case. she told me ultimately the d.a. to the family there's not enough evidence or witnesses to pursue criminal charges. the jones family they say they will not give out seeking justice in this case. did they will now focus on the civil case against these two officers and the oakland police department. alameda county superior courthouse in oakland kron 4 news. >> kron 4 tried contacting the d.a. regarding the story we were told the dea office has no comment at this time. traffic is moving again on highway 4 after a massive collision that happened just after 1:00 p.m.

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. >> my name is joan. i'm a retired social worker. i still work part time in social work. i have a current infestation of bedbugs that has been going on for two months. i've had a great deal of trouble. i've had help from the housing advocates. my problem has been with both the property management company and with the companies that did the eradication. i had a heat treatment. the standard treatment for my building is the pesticide. because i have had a health problem, i wanted to give the heat treatment, which cost about $3,000. i offered to pay this. i offered to pay the full deduction, $300. i had to give them a check in advance. they would not let me have this treatment for at least a month. finally, a hi hired a company that was not able to do it. i went to another company. they did the heat treatment and it was not effective. my neighbors have the infestation. i live in a four-unit building. they had the infestation during the summer. they thought the land war had informed me, but the landlord did not inform me. i had the bed bugs in my department for many months. i

it was cool up until it was joan rivers. >> reporter: but it was doritos dominating the favorite list. >> i thought the doritos commercials were humorous and professional. >> i have to say doritos was hilarious. >> reporter: the ad sparked a lot of talk during halftime. the garcia family was happy to share their favorites. and the commercials got plenty of cyberspace, too, with people chatting on facebook. this volkswagon add made many light up. >> my favorite rid commercial was the little boy with darth vader. >> reporter: now dueling companies just have to wait and see if super bowl memories translate into super-sized profits. >>> the other big news was how many tech companies were back with the super bowl. you saw both living social and groupon. how did the commercials rate? usa today's rating says the bud light ad tied for first sharing the top spot with the doritos ad with the pug created by consumers. my least favorite was the doritos with the grandfather. i think it depends on how recently you have lost someone. a death in the family in froto frito lay. >> yeah, but you can't g

i also want to thank joan levy for getting us here today. i also want to apologize for christina chung for not being here today. she is on medical leave of absence. i am the board president of san francisco village. we began in 2007 as richmond village, became richmond village, and then just san francisco village. people want to be a part of a city-wide organization that includes people from all over san francisco, all at the same time, getting to know people in the neighborhoods. the macro and micro in one package. our strategic partners are particularly interested in supporting one central organization. we are also an organization committed to representing diversity in the city. if the city funds villages to reach out to low income members, this is what we will do, working with the city. first, we want to acknowledge this is a major task. very important, a team effort that will be required. we will collaborate with our partners, service providers, and next sf. we will create new partnerships with senior centers and aging organizations thro

joan writes, what global sectors do you see outperforming the markets this year? >> natural gas. i have williams, wmb, i've owned it in over a year and i just picked up more this week. wmb is a diversified natural gas pipeline company, you can't go wrong with this, there's even a dividend yield, natural gas, high demand, especially what we see in egypt, there's a lot of political tension and a lot of cold weather. we want to be in natural gas. >> tom: lots of supply, that's been one concern with the nat gas market. we also have an interesting note here from somebody who is, who writes, i'm an artist, i don't make money with any regularity. i want to start building an income producing stock portfolio. what stocks would you suggest? how about it for dividend plays? >> johnson and johnson, ticker symbol jnj. you can get a little more 4% here, but i think that's a good one because there's a pipeline of drug come out versus some of the other competitors who are struggling. johnson and johnson had a setback with some recalls, so you can pick this one up and ride it up from here. >> tom

many ads featuring celebrities from justin bieber to joan rivers. by the ads, as well as the action on the field. >> james jones. >> of course, picking your favorite ad is a subjective thing. everyone seems to have their favorites. >> "usa today" actually ranked them using second by second feedback from a panel of viewers. volkswagen with a pint-size darth vader ranked pretty high. this is getting a lot of play. kind of a cute one there for the kids. the kid is empowered there by the costume. >> this was so funny. as for the top spot, there was a dog on tie on top of the "usa today" rankings. we loved this dorito's ad seeing a pug being bribed by a chip only to get revenge on the guy doing the bribing. take a look at the world's strongest pug ever. this was consumer created. dorito's is well-known for letting their consumers make commercials. >> that was a great one. >> they made a great one. also hugely popular with viewers, the bud light dogs. the dogs were doing everything in this commercial. they were serving beer, they were opening the door. th

mum's name was joan. i know! but she had this gorgeous friend called jane. real stunner. i-- i can't believe that you-- that you'd just-- just because you're getting married doesn't mean you've got to stop admiring beautiful women. that's just... at the altar? oh, come on, it's just what men are like. sue: weird! karen: so you promise to love him forever and ever, but how do you know that's true? i just know. i love derek. that's all there is. but, so, you didn't love any of those other boyfriends, like the bald one and the one that was friends with the queen? well, i suppose at the time, you-- you think you love them, but-- then it turns out that you were wrong all those times? yes. but you're right this time? yes. and that's happy and good. that's happy and good. why has jesus got that sad expression on his face? well, he's being... crucified, and it's making him feel sad. he's got nails in his hands. he should be going, "aah!" ben, shush! well, he should. soppy old jesus. ben, please! it's not realistic. would you just-- hey, look! it's angela. she's made it! isn't tha

it was cool up until joan rivers and then i drop mid spoon. >> reporter: but it was doritos dominatinghe favorites list. >> i thought the doritos commercial were professional and humorous. >> the pug with the doritos. and it was really hilarious. >> reporter: the ad sparked a lot of text talk during halftime. helen garcia's fans were happy to share their favorite and the commercials got plenty in cyberspace attention too, with people chatting on facebook. this volkswagen ad made many viewers light up. >> my favorite commercial was the little boy with the darth vader. >> reporter: others inspired action. >> i loved all of the movie trailers. it was okay, we need to see that, we need to see that. >> reporter: now duelling companies have to wait and see if super bowl memories translate into supersized profits. so how did the commercials rate? usa today's ad group monitored. the bud light ad features a dog sitter who gets the canines to cater his party shared the top spot with the doritos ad with the pug, which by the way was created by consumers. marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> than

believed to collectively counter common challenges in the sphere of missile solely for ration which joan work is beginning to expect it will be carried out with rally in compliance with a set of objectives to reach strategic partnership of the dialogue with russia is used to dispose of the tensions from the u.s. nato missile defense system we stand the risk of missing a unique chance what i think everybody understands the agreement to discuss with the n.r.c. possible cooperation of missile defense which is no way means that russia within lee agrees to exceed that nato program developed without russia the very good principle take it or leave it does not work here meanwhile now it seems that night in its internal deliberations over the missile defense issues intends to be a step or even two ahead of what we will be doing in this area with and i see him or at least the nato lisbon summit decisions are aimed at that nonetheless i hope that some will not try to present us with f.m. accompli otherwise new complications are unavoidable the russian position to maintain strategic parity in the co

. -- joan freedland from the national immigration law center. i appreciate the report. the report makes good recommendations about substantial changes that should take place in the program, as have all the previous programs. i am wondering whether all evidence you have from ice will make the serious changes in the program to be required, particularly as to look at the community's expanding at a record pace? thank you. >> that is probably the most typical question that you could ask, but i would say we look for evidence of changes because of the 2009 program performs, that were done part in response to those earlier critical reports. at the operational and data collection level they did do something. they have comprehensive case management system that people appear to be using. they do we have fairly tight supervision in the jurisdictions we went to. however, shifting the program direction away from the state and local politically-led priorities is going to be more difficult. that is where the real action is. that is where the rubber meets the road. we do not know how th

when i was studying images of modern poets who exactly like joan or these high class elitist kind ofwriters who have a thing for asia. charlie chan and as rep pound, their contemporaries. we are talking about american culture high and low. a couple of bias but also a fondness for the exotic. basically we are not talking about elite but also popular. a few had a second question. >> he was a writer. there is a third narrative that is in your book that you didn't mention in your talk and that is your story. a kind of literary spend on new journalism all away through. won on marvel that, is a marvelously well written book and people are going to read it who have no particular interest in charlie chan but just want to read a really well-written book. how did a boy who grew up in a small village in south beach, china, the shell of the ability to right this very engaging literary prose? it is just a marvel. >> thank you very much. you want me to explain? >> yes. >> i don't think it was easy. >> i agree with you. i grew up in a small town in southern china and learned my english by listening

marco antonio solis... >> joan sebastian, marco antonio solis...dounidenses estÁn más optimistas sobre su capacidad de pagar por servicios de salud en los prÓximos tres meses. esta actitud podrÍa atribuirse en parte a una mejora del servicio que brindan proveedores del cuidado de la salud y empresas mÉdicas. tres meses despuÉs de que los pacientes dijeron tener mayores dificultades con sus servicios mÉdicos. >> incluyan los servicios de salud mental para los estudiantes y la congresista grace napolitano es la autora de este proyecto de ley tan importante. para explicarnos mÁs tenemos a la congresista desde washington d c, ¡muy buenos dÍas! congresista napolitano, muchas gracias por estar aquÍ. cuÁles han sido los resultados? cuÉntenos. >> efectivamente. muy a favor de nuestros niÑos. no ha habido ningÚn suicidio en ese tiempo, se ha ayudado a mÚltiples familias porque no nada mÁs ayuda a los niÑos, tambiÉn se dedica a convencer a las familias a cÓmo pueden proteger a sus hijos y cuando menos cÓmo pasar esos tiempos. el programa es para poder obtene

joan out of san jose. three years at san jose state spartan. 5 catches.bishop out of cal recover the key fourth quarter fumble help the packers win the fourth superbowl. becoming tradition at the open in san jose. pete crops in for exhibition match on opening night. the facing about gale. that's my new facebook profile pick. dan once i get on the internet it's all over that thing. don't worry. look at pete here. vintage serve and volley. up 6-5 in the first set. rally. ultimate coverage stretching out and downtown line. match point here. winner 7-6 and 6-4. as if the tournament wasn't long enough. bad weather force the phoenix open into a monday finish and end up in sudden death play off. taking off the gloves and sun screen on. in the 60's today. hope it was water proof because that's where this ball is ending up. tee shot went in the water and so does this chip. triple bogey. meanwhile on 16. is 2 back of the lead. 35 footer. for bird aev. 17 to finish at main us 18. he and wilson head to play off. ahead of the second play off hole. wilson for the win.

>> and there are people that joan rivers, she gets a laugh but danica patrick.te to her. >> yes, she is the face of go daddy. >> and how about the face? >> the best that was not funny was the m &m with the detroit in the american spirit and the really felt good. >> pam like this. >> and we are americans with this is not new york city. or the sense to the, were the windy city. for this in the city. >> how much does eminem >> ? he was in two different spots. and it is good because he is from detroit. and in the movie, a smile was all about detroit and it worked. -the movie was from a smile. >> and really quickly, kim car-ian. card fashi-kim cardashian, >> it was like soft core porn because she is talking about her trainer. in maurice catchers to work out. duties/wearing- skechers... >> and did montana did that last year? >> that was also a bad commercial. >> and the volkswagen commercial with the door theater was number one. >> yes pretty much ever been like that with beef darth vader (star wars music) (engine starts, more music) >> and that makes you want to purc

kron 4 talked with joan's sister about today's decision. >> not enough evidence to pursue criminal charges against the 2 oakland officers involved in the shooting death of 37 year- old derek jones. that's the message that alameda county d.a. nancy gave the jones family on tuesday. i spoke to derek jones sister by phone and she told me there was shock and outrage among the family when they heard the d.a. decision. in fact, for the next two and 1/2 hours that went back and forth with the d.a. trying to figure out why there are no charges against the officers in the case. she told me ultimately the d.a. to the family there's not enough evidence or enough witnesses to pursue criminal charges. the jones family they say they will not give up seeking justice in this case, they will now focus on the civil case against these two officers and the oakland police department. at the alameda county superior courthouse kron 4 news. >> the news of the d.a.'s decision not to press charges against the 2 oakland officers is being met with skepticism by activists in the oakland community. >> we dispute the d.

at the end of a preliminary hearing that spanned four days, alameda county superior court judge joanight said, "i don't see any self-defense," on the part of lavonte drummer, 19, and dominic davis, 18, in inflicting the blows that killed tian sheng yu. yu, a home health care worker, died five days after he was punched and knocked to the ground in the 1800 block of telegraph avenue, near the fox theater, around 3 p.m. on april 16, 2010. yu and his son, 27- year-old jin cheng yu, had driven to oakland to go to a pawn shop. drummer and davis, who are being held without bail, are scheduled to return to court on march 1 to have a trial date set. >> mark: a berkeley police officer recovering after he was struck by another color. honda accord was pretty speeding across the border with its lights off. a police sergeant attempted to stop the car appeared the driver hit the passenger side. the driver was treated at a hospital then taken into custody. fairfield police looking for two men who robbed a best ball you.value,. >> darya: some 50 1:00 a.m., taking alive look at walnut creek, traffic i

but i think philanthropists are more and more concerned and likely to be, you know, more joan crocs would be a good thing, right? and local philanthropists, i think, are going to take on -- >> i do too. >> -- a stronger role. >> and businesses, corporations. and listeners who more and more value this. and if it comes to a dollar for this or for a cup of coffee, people will decide that the radio really is more important. maybe they can, like myself, buy a mr. coffee machine for a mere $16 at target, make it at home and turn your radio on. [laughter] >> and i think public radio will partner with more people. we're partners of kppc at the annenberg school of journalism, we both benefit more and more. i think there will be collaborative work that will enable the public to receive the same quality of information. >> there's a greater online presence, you know, there's a goal to bring in a younger, more diverse audience. there's a goal to have a greater local presence with more local reporters, more partnerships with local stations. now, now, how do you go about doing this and maintaining the n

and show your shoes to joan rivers on the red carpet. james, please shave.k mickey's big mouth and play fuse ball. you are a ph.d. candidate with enough autonomous star power to stabilize uranium and you're hosting the academy awards. there's a chance you'll win one. please try to appear reasonably clean. ladies, please come come pose an actual gracious speech. one that isn't vegetarian nobody wants to watch you hyper vend late as you attempt to remember the names of all 117 of your lawyers. pull it together, lady. please accept your award personally unless of course... david bowie may accept your award for you since you are the same person. most of all hollywood, remember, you are internationally famous multi-millionaires who never go to the post office or the dmv or fly coach or get old or worry about ranch or medical insurance or college tuition. you have everything. at least have the grace to let us watch you have everything with dignity. >> thank you for putting me in a (beep) god-awful movie. >> osgood: hally berry has won. so has sandra bullock. ahead

dÍas atrÁs vimos en las noticias como el cantante joan sebaian perdiÓ elcontrol y reaccionÓ con gritostarse a demasiada tranquilidad a lo largo del tiempo. necesita explotar en algÚn momento. >> hay alguna manera de explotar, tener que involucrarte en una situaÓn asÍ, conflictiva >> s maneras son tanto para las personas que estÁn presenciando esa escena gritos. la manera es no mirar a los ojos que estÁ justamente enojada y hacer todo lo contrario, para no entopercerle el camino. y darle el pie a que se calme y la persona tiene que seguiriertos pasos, la persona que sube. >> estÁbamos viendo en pantalla todos los pasos. >> esa es la rsona que estÁ con los nervios, que estÁ tan enojada, lo que tiene que hacer es conocer su cuerpo para ver justamente quÉ es lo que pasa corporalmente que vaescalando el nervio, le duele la panza, apreta el puÑo, quÉ le pasa? respirar... pero esto no, aquÍ. >> ir detectando cÓmo fÍsicamente vamos sintiendo que sentimos que vamos a explotar y ahÍ te detienes. >> para no ir de un escalÓn al nÚme diez, reconocer el uno. por eso el famoso contar hasta diez. quÉ

se dice que fue la manzana de la discordia entre joan sebastian y maribel guardia. >> lo fue, lo fue.con más casos de inmigraciÓn con el abogado mario lovo y el panel de expertos respondiendo las preguntas. hoy se ha hecho historia en la televisiÓn hispana de los estados unidos con este foro. >> gracias a despierta amÉrica! pero entre los avances mÁs recientes estÁ la cirugÍa robÓtica. veremos al robot da vinci maÑana! >> da vinci? >> sÍ. bien famoso. >> para todas las cirugÍas, las paroscÓpicas. >> maÑana! >> le voy a decir algo en un dÍa como hoy en 1964 pisÓ nueva york el grupo britÁnico los beatles! >> yo habÍa nacido? [risas] >> estaba reciÉn bautizado el... >> yo pensÉ que poncho! >> el aeropuerto j. f. k. >> vamos a cantar la del submarino! [ aplausos ] [risas]

it featured racing star danica patrick and joan rivers and one featured justin bieber and the osbournes'll bring you more of the super bowl commerce at during the 8:00 hour -- commercials at the 8:00 hour. and we have a poll at ktvu.com for you to vote on your favorite commercial. >>> president obama will seek to mend business in a speech. the president has tried to reach out to big business. he says boosting the economy requires government and businesses to work together. >>> authorities in sacramento county say they have broken up a major cop-fighting -- cock- fighting operation. the raid took place on river road. they witnessed a horrible scene. they found dozens of dead and injured birds used in the brutal fight. >> it never sees -- ceases to amaze me and shock me. >> the humane society seas the operators had the birds literally fighting to their death. authorities seized dozens of surviving birds. they arrested a dozen people living at the home. >>> the san francisco "chronicle" says some outgoing police brass say they left office. according to the chronicle, fong who retired recei

. >> is joan rivers this year's betty white? >> i happened to love the ad. i cracked up. a lot of funk over the years because of the justification of women. they kind of made fun of themselves at this point. i think it was a nice surprise. >> do we have time to just run this one little telafloar ad with faith hill? it gets back into getting into the minds of men. let's run that one real quickly. >> hey, faith. can you help me out? >> yeah. >> it's valentine's day. i got to write something that i can't. >> write what's in your heart. >> she'll think i'm dumb. >> no, she won't. tell her how you feel. come on, give it a shot. >> okay. dear kim, your rack is unreal! >> so you sent that? >> my heart told me to. >> but you know what? say what you will about that ad, it's great timing. because it is a week before valentine's day. how many guys are thinking about sending flowers. >> it's a real human story. >> and faith hill which has such a connection to football with the song. >> exactly. >> that kind of scored on a lot of different areas. >> my favorite ad was the one for popc

joan and the staff of been a great job of putting the right panel at the right time in front of us.nk you for being with us today. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] ct conversations] >> tomorrow, the governor's association meeting continues. we will take you live to a panel looking at cyber security in the state's role in protecting against hackers and terrorists. tomorrow morning, they will be discussing the future of medicaid. much of the state concerned with medicaid concern how much funding they will receive from the federal government. the federal budget will be a major focus in the capital as congress returns this week. lawmakers are gearing up for a long-term fight overspending. house republicans have offered short-term bills they think would be difficult for the senate to refuse, saying that avoiding the government shut down would still cut $4 billion from the government. the bill would keep the government running until march 18. you can read the entire story online. up next, we will go

>> we had joan collins in, and i guess she played my mom. >> that's not the love interest -- >> i wasi'm like oh, wait, she's my mom on the show. thought we were back in the "dynasty" days. >> did she call you darling a lot? >> yeah, she was very sweet. and yeah, they rotate some cute girls in now and then. but it never seems to click. and i think it's more fun if i'm just ruining all my relationships. >> what do you think of the new night? >> the new night makes me a little nervous. >> why is that? >> thursday, we've been on mondays for a long time. i mean we've kind of been jumping around since we started. but, thursday was good until i heard about the stupid "american idol." and that's on against us. so i was nervous. until i saw randy the other night at dinner. >> what did you say to him? >> and i said, randy, we're on up against "american idol" and i go, you're going to beat us? he goes, yeah, we're going to beat you. so we agreed to agree. then i said, how's the spaghetti? he goes, it's a little pitchy. >> you have nothing to worry about. >> right down to the 30 million viewers,

. >> take for example joan rivers. they are not sure they are stuck there. >> [unintelligible] we have membership forms outside. thank you for joining us. thank you to our fine panelists. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> and about 20 minutes, more about the political unrest in the middle east. president obama commented on the violence in libya, calling the blood shed "outrageous and unacceptable." hillary clinton was sent to geneva on monday for international talks aimed at stopping the violence. at the u.n., ban ki-moon is calling for unity in the international community to insure a peaceful transition in libya. you can see the president and the u.s. secretary general here on c-span at 7:40 a.m. -- 7:40 p.m. eastern. >> it is important that the house moved to avoid a government shutdown. >> we have a responsibility to make sure there is a government shutdown. >> with concerned about a possible government shutdown, see what ha

are more concerned about what is happening with other traditional media and are likely to be -- more joankroc's would be a good thing, right? local philanthropists are going to take on a stronger role. >> and businesses and corporations and if it comes to a dollar for this for a cup of coffee, people will decide that the radio really is more important and maybe they can, like myself by a mr. coffee machine for a mere $16 at target. naked at home and tend send your radio on. [laughter] >> i think the public radio will partner with more people. we both benefit. i think more and more there will be collaborative work that will enable the public to receive the same quality of information but through more collaborative means. >> and there are some schools with a greater on line presence. there is a goal to bring in a younger more diverse audience. more local presence and partnerships with local stations. now, how do you go about doing this and maintaining the npr as the salk rose? >> that is my favorite new expression. i feel i am a walking npr mix. if you are trying to define it, what is her m

i want to express my intent today to joan as a cosponsor on -- to join as a cosponsor on legislation regarding some e.p.a. regulation senator manchin is putting forward. that's a good example where we can work together to create some jobs and some opportunity. i certainly look forward to doing that. so again, i want to congratulate the good senator on his speech today. thank you, madam president. i yield the floor. mr. rockefeller: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from west virginia. mr. rockefeller: are we back on the regular order? the presiding officer: morning business is closed. s. 223 is the pending measure. the senator from kentucky. mr. paul: i ask unanimous consent to set aside the pending amendment and call up amendment 21. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection, the clerk will report the amendment. the clerk: the senator from kentucky, mr. paul, proposes amendment number 21. at the end of title -- mr. paul: i ask unanimous consent that the reading of the amendment be waived. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. paul: madam

did you mention that the associate joan counsel and chief diversity officer of the federal communications is cut out of this as well? ms. eshoo: yes. mr. dicks: that's rather shocking. ms. eshoo: that's what's in the amendment. the chair: the gentlelady's time is expired. for what purpose does the gentleman from louisiana rise? >> i move to strike the last word. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. boustany: i rise in strong support of the scalise amendment. let me explain why. one word, accountability. americans across this country are tired of the lack of accountability. they want to know what's going on with the government and they're tired of empty platitudes. we've seen this when we brought cabinet secretaries and other whors in official positions in front of our committees and we can't get anns to simple questions on energy policy, tax policy, health care policy. we get empty platitudes. because the policies being formulated in the white house with these so-called advisors, these sars, whatever you want to call them. but i want to point out something, that wh

think the length of us are more and more concerned with what's happening and are likely to be, more joan crocs would be a good thing. and local philanthropist i think are going to take on a stronger role. >> and businesses, corporations, and listeners who more and more value this but if it comes to a dollar for this or a cup of coffee, people will decide that the radio really is more important. maybe they can, like myself, by a mr. coffee machine for a mere $16 at target, make it at home and turn your radio on. >> and i think the public radio will partner with more people. we are partners of kpcc. we have both benefited. i think more and more there will be collaborative work that will enable the public to proceed the same quality of information, but through more collaborative it means. >> and our -- there's a greater presence. there's a goal to bring in a younger more diverse audience. there's a cold of a local presence, more partnerships at local stations. now, how do you go about doing this and maintaining the trend eight as this all grows? >> that's my favorite new expression. npr -ne