chris done and then dental and tar heels johnson. to get to this point johnson has had to endure verbal challenges from his father and current coach >> reporter: when bryce johnson makes a good play, it's hard not to notice. >> when he is making tremendous plays and screaming and yelling we feed off that also. >> reporter: his primal scream therapy has been going on since he first arrived. it's just going on more now. >> i screamed a lot then and i do now. i play a lot more now. >> reporter: when johnson is on, his team follows. >> his excitement is followed. >> reporter: his excitement has taken some getting used to at least four his head coach. >> there is no doubt is not harmful. it's who he is. i am old-school. if he doesn't run back on

that man shot and killed officer johnson. was killed when another officer returned fire. this stretch of highway 87 is special to the johnson family. officer johnson's mother tells "mercury news" that her and her son road their bicycles on it when it was being constructed in the 1990s. the dedication ceremony taking place a little bit later this morning at 10:00 at the great oaks parkway police substation. reporting live here, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> i'm stephanie chuang' after 11 robberies in five weeks the man police believe is the so-called bearded bandit is behind bars this morning. thanks to a tip from a caller from the bay area who says he spotted the man he recognized from images on local news and it tipped off police last night. before officers made the arrest as far north as sacramento and santa clara and the bank robbery in fremont to most recently this past monday. the fbi says the man had the same routine giving the teller a written demand and never threatening to have nor show a weapon before making a

& johnson. the other johnson. and it's called text for baby. text for baby. d what we do is we send -- i should say text messages are sent to parents who need to make sure that their child has an appointment and actually shows up. and they do this maybe a week before. they do it like a day before and even the day of, i think. it seems to me that that's an idea that -- and it's actually helped. makes certain people show up for their appointment. saves money for medicaid. makes sure people get the health care they need. i'm just wondering if a similar approach might be helpful for folks that come to this country -- most of the people that come to this country come here legally. overwhelmingly so. but a bunch of them overstay their visa, as you know, and i think it might be helpful if they were just getting pinged as like the countdown to the date their visa expires. and say, you got two weeks to go, got one week to go, you got two days to go, you have 12 hours to go. and it's the kind of thing tha

ilea: johnson y johnson deberÁ pagar indemnizaciÓn por una mujer que segÚn la familia muriÓ por usar familia. seÑala que la seÑora muriÓ ha causa de cÁncer en los ovarios debido al talco que usaba. seÑalÓ que su batalla legal no sÓlo fue por su madre, sino por otras mujeres que corren el mismo riesgo. otros 62 millones irÍan por daÑos y perjuicios. >> refleja las evidencias que los abogados presentaron, no sÓlo una evidencia, sino muchas para que el coraje tuviera tanto coraje de castigar a la compaÑÍa. reportera: vocera declarÓ que benedicto va en contra de decenas de estudios cientÍficos que comprueban la seguridad del talco. reportero: demandante presentÓ documento de johnson y johnson que seÑalaba negar la relaciÓn entre talco el cÁncer de pulmÓn es como negar que cigarros causen cÁncer. aunque la compaÑÍa puede apelar la decisiÓn, aÚn enfrenta 1200 casos similares. >> no son sÓlo esos casos que sabemos hoy sino de los miles y miles de casos en otros estados y todo suramÉrica. lo primero que hacen las madres con el bebÉ es ponerle el polvo. enrique: cerca de estaciÓn de metro e

johnson: yes. johnson: we can put the chart backup year. that was about 16,631 unaccompanied children. above --y, we are 10% i'm dealing with your numbers right now. sec. johnson: 68,541 is what i have. ,enator johnson: year to date 2014 was 20,403. if you include all unaccompanied children, we are up 10%, which would imply that is about 75,000. that's including mexican children as well. four times the population of central america and yet it is 25% of the problem. i isolatey unaccompanied children from central america because we treat them differently. trying to figure out what is the best way. the length in the adjudication process, the fact that unaccompanied children, when , they disperse and they basically stay, correct? i think there ought to be -- senator johnson: i think there ought to be alarm bells ringing now. 49% over the first four months in 2014 when it was a crisis. would imply if you run the 77,000, about unaccompanied children from just central america. i see february's numbers and i assumptions because we have had about a

keselowski to the checkered. second, johnson third by inches. over kyle busch. >> thank you, everybody. thank you so much. thank you. >> nothing better than getting that first win of the year. just takes so much pressure off. relief. get yourself in the chase, start focusing on that championship and winning more races. >> keselowski, thes first driver to rebound from a speeding penalty and go to victory lane since matt kenseth did it at bristol in the summer of 2013. >> that's pretty impressive he was able to overcome that. >> we'll show you how close it was for third between jimmie johnson's chevy and kyle busch's toyota. >> logano got that position underneath the 18. it allowed the 48 to get a big run off of turn four and get inside the 18 and use the 22's draft to get to the start/finish line first. >> i think the 18 car was giving >> austin dillon, top five. also rebounding from a speeding penalty. blaney, harvick, earnhardt, kurt busch and kasey kahne the top ten. brad will pick up the flag. the american flag. >> hold on tight to that, brad

thank you pastor johnson. is that everything angela? yes pastor.hi daddy! - hi baby. hey, did you get my messages? no, i'm sorry. i wanted to talk to you about some clinic paperwork that came in. hey you two, we need to stay on schedule this morning. okay, al-alright. i'll let y'all handle that. i still can't believe i let you talk me into this. i hate being in front of the camera, that's your thing! now you know we have to represent as a family on your father's big day. well it's your big day too, sweetie. doctor johnson. people are gonna take notice of you in this town after this. maybe even find you a husband. girl you been in those books for so long, and now you always workin'. you forgot to get yourself a life! well, mama's always lookin' out for her baby. we gonna get you a life today. come on, i got some dresses for you to try on. [dramatic music plays] [knocking] they're ready for you, pastor johnson. oh, uh, thank you. thank you angela. mm-hmm. [crowd chatting excitedly] good morning. [crowd] good mornig. good morning it is. what a pleasur

tell us what this means for johnson & johnson.t cashed in an that it can be used by anyone and everyone. how much will this hurt the bottom line? >> they have been selling this almost since the company started? it is the foundation for the baby business. this is for the image. we all know the products that they sell. this hurts it from the image, but does not necessarily have an impact on the bottom line yet. sizable for the families, but not by johnson & johnson's anders. i think the greater potential harm comes from what people think of companies hiding important information from its customers. david: is there any indication that they have any signs that may be carcinogenic? the company overall saying it is not. is there a debate going on over how it should proceed as the cases come up? >> i don't know the real answer to that. have the marketers who now a problem on their hands. you can read the latest three in the latest issue of bloomberg " business week" online and on stands. considered one of the rarest gem online said to go

johnson?do johnson jr.? >> yes, ma'am. >> you're charged with reckless homicide. there are some people here in court on your behalf. ladies, is there anything you would like to say? >> i'm his grandmother. >> yes, ma'am. >> this was a very unfortunate accident. two lives have been destroyed. he's a good child. he's an athlete. doesn't drink. he doesn't smoke. he has massive support, friends, family, church. just about everybody in this room is here for him, to support him. >> i can't ignore the seriousness of the charge. on the charge of reckless homicide the bond is $50,000. we are finished, sir. thank you. you may leave the room. thank you. >> for $50,000 bond, johnson would need to post $5,000 to be released while he awaits trial. the remainder can be posted by a bail bondsman. >> me and my mother, my grandmother, the three of us, there's not much money to go around. so it's like now i'm just sitting here. and i'm going to be sitting here for a while. >> while johnson faces an uncertain fut

, magic johnson, musical guest halsey. musical guest halsey. and featuring the legendary roots crew.e legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 415, >> questlove san francisco! san francisco! woo! woo! >> steve: and now, here he is, >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: excited. i love it. oh, hey. welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, everybody, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." this is it, you made it. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for watching. i'm your host jimmy fallon. you guys, we have a super bowl champion, peyton manning, on the show tonight. [ cheers and applause ] and this is cool because of all the products he'll be mentioning in his interview -- [ laughter ] we don't have to run any commercials tonight. >> steve: yay! >> jimmy: no commercials, isn't that great? [ cheers ] so excited. peyton manning is on the show tonight fresh off his super bowl victory. give it up for peyton manning. >> steve: come on! [ cheers and applause ]

lyndon johnson is a common murderer. >> johnson did things that no other president did. rights, great society. he should have been somebody that every young person and every liberal would have celebrated, but they didn't. he became the vietnam war president. >> we'd been told repeatedly that we're succeeding, we're defeating them. they can't hold out. johnson kept saying, there's light at the end of the tunnel. >> this is a cbs news special report. saigon under fire. >> the enemy in vietnam has demolished the myth that a live military strength controls that country. >> the american embassy is under siege. inside are the vietcong terror squads that charged in during the night. >> the tet offensive was an enormous game changer. they were shooting up the american embassy. they had hit dozens of cities all over vietnam. it was a tremendous shock. >> we have known for several months now that the communist planned a massive, winter-spring offensive. we do not think that our military operations are going to be at all materially affected. >> he was unable to be honest with the a

magic johnson is the egg my thanks to peyton manning, magic johnson. we'll be right back with a a performance from halsey. stick around everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back. we love our next guest. she enjoyed critical acclaim for her debut album "badlands" and will close her headlining tour this august with a a sold-out show at madison square garden. that's right. [ applause ] performing "colors," please welcome halsey! [ cheers and applause ] your little brother never tells you but he loves you so you said your mother only smiled on her tv show you're only happy when your sorry head is filled with dope i hope you make it to the day you're 28 years old you're dripping like you're spilling like an overflowing sink you're ripped at every edge but you're a masterpiece and now you're and the ink everything is blue his jeans and now i'm covered in the colors pulled apart at the seams and it's blue and it's blue everything is grey his hair his smoke his dreams and now he's so devoid of color he don't know what it means and he's blue and

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. @ @class action lawsuit about @talcum powder and cancer, @costing johnson and johnson $72 @million for a health lawsuit @last month. @what women need to know about @this risk. @>> johnson and johnson is @facing 1200 lawsuits regarding @women who claim they developed @ovarian cancer due to talcum @powder use. @doctors i spoke with were @shocked by the jury's verdict @because they say the science @doesn't definitively say it @causes ovarian cancer, however, @they urge caution. @the cancer case of jacklin fox, @a woman who developed ovarian @cancer, linked to johnson and @johnson's baby powder she used @as part of her personal hygiene @routine. @the case spawned a class action @lawsuit, claiming the company @knew the dangers of talcum @powder but continued to sell @it, failed to warn customers @and misrepresented science to @>> the industry is known this @day of reckoning is coming for @many, many years. @they did their best to keep it @quiet. @>> reporter: the jury agreed @and awarded the family $72 @million. @>> her whole fight was for not @just for her, but so many other @women. @>

(kyra johnson tornado survivor) "god! there's no explaining it, god because after i seen the video, i didn't know what it really looked like, i just figured i was in a tornado."sagona did not know johnson prior to this. now he says god truly had her in his hands...(kyra johnson tornado survivor) "god time."creating a bond they will never forget....oh thank you, i will never forget you. you will always be part of our family. that tornado was on the that tornado was on the that tornado was on the ground for 21 miles.the national weather service says as many as 13 tornadoes hit louisiana last week. if you're just getting up, good morning -- it's now right now it's degrees in coming up next...we're updating >>> good morning to you. in dyersville it is 17 too we will have the super right now on cbs 2 this morning...the latest results overnight while we tally up the delegates from super tuesday chaos across >>> right now on cbs 2 news this morning we have the super tuesday results. also a meeting between the president and iowa'

but carolina's got brice johnson.. carolina...survive s.... 75-70 duke is all that's left..for the heels before the acc tournament. virginia added another point..to their case to be a one-seed in the upcoming ncaa tournament this past weekend... ranked 4th this week at 22-6, behind kansas, michigan state and villanova... they took down north carolina...while the whole nation looked on.. what the nation witnessed...was great defense...ball security, and some guy named malcolm brogdon. that...and a home court advantage..that's second to none. tony bennett/uva head coach:".....i got to give the crowd an assist the atmosphere was unbelievable just it just grabbed a sob it got us going and i got guys we talked about defend and fight defend and fight we knew we have to do that ." i'm not sure we would've won that game but our vans without our fans and all the support we had i saw people camping out yesterday i jbj like they do at duke i mean the culture has change so much and we wouldn't be where we are without our fans." he

johnson & johnson is an established drug business. they hadn't got much credit consumer medical device divisions. investors can focus on everything the business has going for it and it has a lot. not only do they have 11 drugs with over a billion dollars in sales and i love that mosaic including three huge arthritis drugs, remicaid, solarum and symponium. risk of blood clots and a drug for chronic leukemia and other indications n. the late stage pipeline built here is glorious. he has a good tie-up with google, too. well, al a if a bet. two phase three drugs are up this year. psoriasis and another arthritis drug. and a prostate cancer drug. they have a partnership with viocyte where they are trying to treat diabetes with stem cells. it could be a game changer. maybe they have ab intuitive search killer down the road. and so many pharma companies, he companies. they spent almost nothing. they can acquire whatever they want as the stock prices keep coming down. jnj is in the cat bird seat financial discipline. i can't emphasize enough h

johnson, emily: cory live at apple at quarters in cupertino.ning me, bret taylor, dave , and themorin bloomberg interviewing editor in new york, david come out to you. what are your thoughts on the price drop of this watch, product that tim cook has really banked on? david: it's important, and cory is right, it becomes a more appealing accessory with the pricing. my feeling with the watch in general, you can't say never about consumer devices. think apple has to be playing around with different kinds of interfaces and it's smart that they are. we have the are on the facebook side, watches on the apple side. some say these two might converge in some weird way. it won't be phones like we know them forever. emily: we now know that apple has officially introduced the smaller iphone called the iphone sc, the specs are rolling out now, but it's official. how significant have a smaller iphone will be? there are people who want a four inch screen, they go for it. -- they prefer it. bret: there's the formfactor, apple wants to win in this market. they w

sergeant aaron baldwin reported that he tried to get johnson to comply with commands, johnson grabbed his leg, that's whenh sergeant bolton pushed in the face and hit him with a it blast of pepper spray . later when sergeant bolton and another officer replacing johnson in the back of a police cruiser at that video showedon the sergeant slam the car door against his head, jacob johnson pled no contest to a charge of resisting arrest and served two days in jail, and vermilion police as the county sheriff to conduct an investigation into whether sergeant bolton violated vi johnson's right. >> nobody forgets their civil rights, you know we have an obligation to reportkn protect individual civil rights at all times we also have an obligation to arresti individuals to violate a the law, it is a double-edged sword in some respects and we have to protect the rights of individualsgetsts. the case will be presented to the grand jury, the sergeant is on leave with pay pending the outcome of the investigation at the annual state of the city address,an they jackson painted a picture of the city th

ktvu's ann rubin spoke with officer johnson's wife. she said that the tribute couldn't have been more perfect. >> reporter: for a brief moment authorities shut down the highway, gathered the family, and unveiled a tribute one year in the making. this section of highway 87 will now bear the name of san jose officer michael johnson. >> he loved the community so much. to see all these people show how much they loved him as much as we did was just phenomenal, and i'm so proud that i get to drive down to work every day and see the highway. >> reporter: it was exactly one year ago that johnson was shot and killed while responding to a suicide threat. he had been a 14-year veteran of the san jose police department. this morning a formal ceremony marks the dedication of the road and even though months have passed, colleagues and loved ones say the pain is still fresh. so are the memories. >> i hope they think about his smile. he could walk into a room and smiecialtion and it would light up the whole place. >> reporter: they say he died doing t

. >> live to johnson c. smith university right now former president clinton at the podium for his campaign stop here in charlotte. let's listen in. >> thank you very much. let me first of all thank president carter for welcoming me here. thank you. i love you. and i want to thank you for that great speech. maybe i should just stand up and say amen and sit down. i want to thank your student government association president elaine for what she said and her support. i have been acquainted with this great school since before many of you were born. so i want to start by tipping my hat to the great university marching band. thank you very much. to the university choir and all the students here, i want to thank the elected officials thank you for being here. senator waddle, representative cunningham and commissioners. and i may have missed somebody else. but one thing i don't want to miss is this so i will make sure i pronounce it right... you can vote today. right near here. at the beatties ford road regional libr

least he johnson, at is talking about facts. bill.s, we have a tax cut you get to carry home ask number of dollars every payday. we have a nuclear test ban and there is x percent less radioactivity in the food. by goldwater, i can't figure out what he means by the says -- the things he says. israven fear of death running across america. what does that mean? that people don't want to fight a nuclear war? i don't. when i read some of the things he says about total victory, i get a little worried. thath i was as sure goldwater is against war as some of these other things. i wish i could believe that he has the imagination to shut his eyes and picture what this country would look like after nuclear war. sometimes i wish i had been at the convention in san francisco. i wish i had been a delegate. , and id have fought wouldn't have worried about party unity. if you unite behind a man you do not believe in, it is a lie. those people who got control of the convention, who are they? when the head of the ku klux klan -- when all these wei

magic johnson is the egg russian roulette champion. my thanks to peyton manning, magic johnson. we'll be right back with a a performance from halsey. stick around everybody. there are two democratic visions for regulating wall street. one says it's okay to take millions from big banks and then tell them what to do. my plan -- break up the big banks, close the tax loopholes, and make them pay their fair share. then we can expand health care to all, and provide universal college education. will they like me? no. will they begin to play by the rules if i'm president? you better believe it. >> jimmy: welcome back. we love our next guest. she enjoyed critical acclaim for her debut album "badlands" and will close her headlining tour this august with a a sold-out show at madison square garden. that's right. [ applause ] performing "colors," please welcome halsey! [ cheers and applause ] your little brother never tells you but he loves you so you said your mother only smiled on her tv show you're only happy when your sorry head is filled with dope i hope you make it to the day you're 28

letter in which he says that andrew johnson used his hat as a spit toon. johnson is going to change and of course we're going to have the warfare that will erupt between the radical republicans -- between all of the republicans and johnson and the demeanors. lincoln was far too great of a politici politician. a masterful politician. he didn't lose that mastery as the war went on. he was able to play the middle, to keep the moderates in line, to address the anxietities and concerns of the conserve tiff side of the party while not completely alienating the radicals. and we have to believe that his ability to do that would have continued apace. there are other ways as well? which had lincoln survived perhaps things would have changed. ron in his gracious introduction alluded to frederic douglas who spoke at length after lincoln's assassination about the speech. douse las said the president already expressed himself in favor of extending the rights of suffrage to two class, the brave colored soldiers and second to the colored population south. this declaration

now johnson was a hero to republicans. the only senator from the south who had stayed loyal to the u.s. at the time of secession. afterwards, johnson served as governor of tennessee and the federally occupied state. demonstrating a successful path towards reunification, or trying to. in that role, he tharole, he fat bitterness and violent threats, they never back down from it. r fromlf-taught taylo tennessee, or they talk like this, andrew johnson seems the very embodiment of what the republican party of the future needed to be, a vehicle for the reunification of the nation on the principles won by the war. wonder, how did andrew johnson, if he was so terrible, get on this date in the first place? because he was seen as a crucial part in what would follow the war. the signal to forward-looking postures, and to win over voters skeptical of the rhetoric, the party changed its name -- to the national union party. now that move was both audacious and cautious. the party was claiming itself to be the home of all truly loyal men

officer johnson's motion was also there to honor her son. today's tribute is both rewarding and difficult. >> i feel very honored and blessed, but sometimes these can be very hard. and emotional. >> it was one year ago today, that officer johnson responded to a call of a man with a gun. ready to defend his community, officer johnson was killed by the suspect who was using a high-caliber rifle. >> today, a salute to a man who never hesitated when the call came. >> he raised his right hand to protect and defend. he did just that. >> a cop who put his community first, a community that will forever honor his sacrifice. >> the other sign is on northbound highway 87 at capital expressway, tonight at 6:00, another tribute to fallen officers and to officer who risk their lives every day. to save others. we're live along highway 87 in san jose, damien trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> comedians are turning to social media to pay tribute to gary shandling, who died suddenly at the age of 66. he was rushed to an l.a. hospital today, pronounced dead. he'

>> reporter: what johnson kept hidden was this. shortly after graduating from college johnson says she was abducted by a former boyfriend, a man she'd lived with who locked her in a soundproof basement and threatened to kill her. >> a room maybe a bedroom under any other circumstances is small, thick blue styrofoam covers every surface but the gray carpeted floor. the walls, the ceiling, the door. i can see no windows, but i'm not looking for them yet. all i see is the moment of my death. not far away. >> reporter: johnson managed to escape and the man accused of abducting her avoided ae-arresty fleeing the country. >> i felt afraid all the time. not only of the person who did this to me but i felt afraid of the knowledge that the secret had power over me and over my life. >> reporter: how did it manifest itself physically? i mean this was such a deep dark secret and to think that you had it for 14 years, i think is beyond the comprehension of a lot of people out there. >> right. >> reporter: were you having headaches at night? did

i'm bruce johnson. >> metro says it's all in the name of safety. all metro rail has close at midnight tonight and ski closed through 5:00 a.m. thursday. the federal government will be open but employees can take unscheduled leave or telework. d.c. government and d.c. public schools also will be open. the wizards have a game scheduled in town tomorrow and the team is deciding whether that game will be played. while the trains will not be moving, metro crews are hard at work. >> yeah, they are trying to prevent future shutdowns. >> reporter: bruce, they'll do a lot of inspection work, inspecting rails and cables, and specifically the sort of cables that malfunctioned and caused the fire, and the one inly fant plaza. according to metro gm, they are pursuing this 29-hour shutdown. he says that's a tough reason. not just based on maintenance, again, it is based on safety. two fires in the last 14 months. we should note one of them deadly. it was yesterday's mcpherson square station. no injuries there, unfortunately, just a ton of delays and a deadly fir

johnson was taken into custody last night. brian webb reports. >> reporter: friends and family of jose cruz cheered and released balloons, following the arrest of farmers branch officer ken johnson wednesday night. the mother of the 16-year-old he is charged with killing broke down in tears. >> she's gotten a lot of strength from the effect he has been arrested and charged. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> translator: because there is going to be justice for him. >> reporter: johnson was off-duty sunday when he says he spotted cruz and another teen breaking into his car at this authorities say the officer chased him down in his personal vehicle, eventually shooting both at a nearby gas station in an altercation caught on camera. all events, the police chief says, go against procedures. >> we have policies to deal with off-duty enforcement that we all follow. >> reporter: johnson's attorney maintains his client feared for his life and questions why the case didn't go before a grand jury. >> the only explanation i can think o

now, johnson was a hero to republicans. the only senator from the south who had stayed loyal to the united states at the time of is he suggestion. afterwards he served as governor of tennessee in the federally occupied state demonstrationing a path towards reunion, trying to. in that role, johnson faced great bitterness and violent threats but he never backed down. a self-taught tailor and politician from the strongly unionous mountains of east tennessee where they talked like this, andrew johnson seemed the very embodiment of what the republican party of the future needed to be. a vehicle for the reunification of the nation on the principles won by the war. people sometimes wonder how did andrew johnson, if so terrible, get on the stage in the first place? because he was seen as a crucial part of what was going to follow the war. and to signal the forward-looking posture and win over voters kept school of republican purposes and rhetoric, the party changed its name to the national union party. now, that move was both audac

johnson is building a raft. he will float on it by himself during the 90-mile trip from cuba to key west. he's trying to recreate the same journey many cuban-americans make to get to the united states, speaking >> i want to know what they go through to get here. >> reporter: johnson spent several months speaking to federal agencies, the coast guard urging him strongly not to do it. but johnson plans to go through with it. he'll be blogging his journey and highlight the potential danger cubans face while out in the open water. >> i'll be able to send messages out during the trip to give updates about what's going on, the size of the shark that swims by or whatever. >> reporter: the united states and cuba reestablished diplomatic relations last july. he's hoping this will bring the two countries more together. despite the risk, he says he's excited for the adventure and the opportunity to share an untold story. >> it's largely unreported. it's a story that should be told. >> ginger: johnson leaves for cuba in mid-

johnson miss the three. oklahoma, back-to-back sweet 16's! from 8-mile rock in the bahamas, to ncaa tournament superstar, 29 points for hield. mike: i would say some prayers half by mr. hield. carter: i'm carter blackburn saying so long from oklahoma city. live games continue on tbs, tnt and trutv. tonight on cbs, "60 minutes." followed by "the good wife" and madam secretary." this has ban presentation of r sports. well, this time, i proved you all wrong. 'cause i can. and i will... finish sonic's new ultimate chicken club. it's just gonna take me a while. like, until tomorrow. after all of this student debt and all of this education, i was still laid off! that was supposed to solve that! the sofi career services department was a wonderful support during that time. i was part of the entrepreneurship program. i just couldn't imagine working for someone else at that point. so from unemployment, a year and a half later with a thriving start up company, it's about time we go further, so you can. >> when president obama visits argentina this week,