and it was a whole other world. >> josephine would become the most famous and adored american expatryo lived in france. she returned that love in her biggest hit, singing "i have two loves." my country and paris. after world war ii, paris hosted another invasion. the bee bop era. modern jazz moved under ground to the basements of paris's left bank where it became the sound track to a generation of artists and phil os fors. many of the innovators making the stit its home. >> they would give over saying "hey, i'm the same person on the record with charlie parker, lowy armstrong." people would freak out. jazz is making america's classical music. and it was made from black people, but white. it was a mash-up of colours. when you look into jazz history it's not just a black thing. jazz became a french thing. that's why china's mother brought her family to this musical mecca - china was not thrilled. >> my mother was crazy to pull the move that she did. to bring me over, and my sister. she threw me into this culture where they are eating thumper. i thought "that's bambi's best friend." of c

>> caribe, alina o aleyda. >> yo me gusta alina. >> me gusta maría helena méxico. >> sí, ali o josephinepiel de la mano con el de la cara. >> vamos con un galán para nosotras, sebastián rulli. >> sí, no sé si la corbata era muy juvenil o se pasó. >> me mira con miedo. >> es que da miedo. >> lo hizo bien, combinó bien, los colores no eran muertos ni chillones, los azules en cámaras funcionan bien. >> sí, baja tantito. >> es también nos parecemos. >> galilea montijo. >> sí, lo hizo excelente y es un blanco con oro. >> sí, se lleva. >> pero el oro suavecito, a mí galilea montijo me encanta, pero mató el pelo, queda muy quinceañera y no se ve elegante. >> sí, como mucho chino. >> ahora daniel arenas. >> sí, a todas y todos nos gusta, es que los galanes con buen cuerpo y buen corte de traje le funcionó. >> sí, eso funciona en cámara. >> ahora con ana brenda contreras. >> sí, un azul acua y un corte discreto. >> sí, el vestido está bien, pero faltó el pelo y maquillaje. >> sí, es que eso pasa, mucho pelo y maquillaje. >> luego david cepeda. >> sí, ese sí, iba todo súper bien hasta que se puso

ese crimen puede estar relacionado con el asesinato de kiara jackson, josephine vargas.sospecha que a lo largo de un perÍodo de 10 aÑos la mujer dio a luz a los infantes y luego los matÓ. fue arrestada tras el macabro hallazgo en la casa que hasta el 2011 habÍa sido ocupada por ella. el fbi estarÍa investigando a herbalife, la compaÑÍa de nutriciÓn y pÉrdida de peso pero uno de sus portavoces negÓ que eso sea cierto. lo que sÍ es un hecho es que han estado indagando sobre las actividades de esa empresa a la que algunos acusan de estar articularÁ bajo el sistema de pirÁmide. >> el desplome de un 13,9% las acciones de herbalife se suscitÓ este fin de semana al conocerse que dicha compaÑÍa es investigada. ante las acusaciones de que supuestamente opera bajo un sistema de pirÁmide afectando a muchos latinos. josÉ luis y su esposa aseguran que en un aÑo invirtieron 18.500 dÓlares en productos que vendieron por un 50% mÁs. pero dicen que a eso hay que descontar el valor de las horas que trabajaron. >> menos gasolina. quedÓ un balance rojo. nÚmero rojo de 2387,50 o sea, que en

. >> she's josephine and goes by jo. >> like j-lo. >> no, no, j-o. >> j-o? >> j-o. [inaudible conversations] >> well if i'd seen you and known you were coming in, i would have introduced you with jim. >> you would have embarrassed me to death. you have no sense of shame. >> you connect the with him; right? >> yeah. >> we have at least a couple of the great ones here. [inaudible conversations] >> i speak highly of you wherever i go. >> i have to come up and fix the record. if you want to tell a lie, go ahead. >> we'll talk. >> i hope so. >> thank you very much. >> come on, jim-bo. >> favorite? >> all right. absolutely. thank you very much. appreciate it. all right. >> lovely wife. >> all right. >> thank you so much. >> jim, you're leaving, i can tell. >> a moment on telephone. is there any chance to get after hours back? [inaudible] >> aarp starts a network, you know. >> that was fun. >> i do have the distinction of blazing a trail, you know, when the show started, and kevin said, they are going to work on a news channel. it will work, it will, and now there's show b

her name is josephine. she goes by joe. >> like j-lo. >> no, no. >> jo?if i had known you were coming and i would have introduced you. >> you would have embarrassed me to death. they have no sense of shame. >> we have got at least a couple of the great ones here. we will be talking. >> congratulations. >> thank you for everything you did for me. >> we will come up and fix the record. >> is only good stuff so if you want to tell a lie go ahead. thank you very much. come on jimbo. i forgot my refrigerator. did you get that? my favorite enemy. absolutely. >> for my lovely wife. thank you so much. >> jim, you are leaving. i can tell. >> is there any chance to get after-hours? >> only of aarp starts a network. i do have the distinction of blazing the trail. kevin mckee said how is going to work on a news channel? i said it will work, it will. i show these people all the time. we will look at the history. >> exactly. >> it's always a pleasure. thank you very much. you guys are great to come. appreciate it. did he stay off the thing during my talk? >> i think he

it may be an irs refund or how about a $500 check on your 21st birthday from grandma josephine. the impulse is to spend that windfall but there are better uses for you unexpected gains. let's talk to gail marksjarvis, a personal finance columnist for the chicago tribune. come on gail! i want to spend a little bit of it. > >and you should! i know you're gonna be surprised to hear me say that but if you're too good with the money you're going to resent it. so what you should do is splurge a little--maybe take 5-10%--and get something really sweet. not just kind of something you want but something you wouldn't ordinarily get. > >it's extravagant, stupid, silly--but it makes you feel good. > >feel good so that later you don't overspend because you feel cheated. > >what are the things that we should be doing? is it paying down credit card debt? is it taking out a college fund for our kids? > >absolutely. so lets look at boeing mechanics just got a $10,000 bonus. they got it because they gave up some of their retirement money. so they've got $10,000. they're gonna lose some right away

he also founded 10 oakland, which issues the literary awards of josephine mylan. he is the author of over 20 volumes including the acclaimed mumbo-jumbo as well as essays and plays and poetry is and he's also a publisher and producer. and i could go on. and we also have an absent professor sonia sanchez and what is amazing that here is that i have pages of biologybiographies on these writers. but professor sanchez is known for her innovative melding of musical forms like the blues and traditional formats like the haiku she was awarded the national education association award and the national academy of arts award and the national endowment for the arts fellowship choose one of the first to establish a writer script element san francisco state and a brilliant and powerful person and i hope she finds her way to us. certainly last but not least, our professor who is from north carolina. >> i was born in north carolina but raised in ohio, dayton ohio two okay, and i guess i always they where you were born. that before you were born is not necessarily where you are fro

. >>> por josephine, # nbl josephine voto. >>> nabila tapia, 8804, # nbl nabila voto. >>> marÍa e8805os con ellos? no? >>> para moderato la mÚsica y el fÚtbol siempre fueron de la mano. >>> como toda la pasiÓn que uno tiene de chavito, por ver a quÉ se va a dedicar. el hecho de ganar, tiene que ver con dedicarte a lo que quieres ser. si quieres hacer eso. queriamoso ser mÚsicos. dedicarnos a la mÚsica. en el caso de platicar con algunos de los jugadores. su sueÑo era ese. >>> la idea es que en cada partido que juegue mÉxico, el video se transmita y se desate el apoyo de todos, incluso las mujeres mexicanas tienen un papel importante y especial para animar a los jugadores. >>> hicimos esta canciÓn para que mexicanas maximicen su sexy potencial. >>> es una cosa como voy a ganar, la curva, la curva. >>> orgullosos de transmitir la pasiÓn del fÚtbol, el apoyo a nuestro paÍs. moderato espera poder presentar en vivo su canciÓn en brasil. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> voy a ganar, es el himno que nos harÁ apoyar mas fuertemente a nuestros colores, unidos al entusiasmo y talento de moderato. todo estÁ listo p

josephine ochoa.lumno hasta que lo tumba en el suelo y lo somete sujetandolo por las piernas, testigos dicen que fue porque trato de confiscar una bolsa de marihuana. >>> este estudiante explica que si el maestro hubiera querido hacerle daÑo lo hubiera logrado, solo querÍa detener al joven que hacÍa algo inapropiado, y que estÁn supuestos a hacer todos los maestros. testigos aseguran que no le lanzÓ golpes en respuesta a la agresiÓn, y que una vez que lo tuvo en el suelo grito que llamaron a seguridad. el distrito escolar otorgÓ un permiso administrativo, y se recibieron decenas de cartas en apoyo al maestro, simpatizantes crearon una pÁgina "nosotros apoyamos al entrenador black". >>> tambiÉn fue creada una peticiÓn para quereincorporen al maestro, mÁs que un educador fue un mentor para miles de alumnos, alegan que actuo en defensa propia y que uso su experiencia para detener al estudiante sin lastimarlo. vamos a ver que arrojan las averiguaciones. y ver si puede regresar a dar clases. >>> y general

pantalla) >> si quieren votar por leyda ortiz: (información en pantalla) >> y por la hermosisima josephineazaña >> por inocencia o ignorancia este muchacho puso su vida en garve peligro autoridades dicen que cámaras de vigilancia captaron al joven cuando saltó una valla de seguridad , habria soportado las temperaturas heladas y la falta de oxigeno a 38 mil pies de altura el muchacho estuvo inconciente en gran parte del tiempo, cámaras de seguridad captaron el momento en que el joven se bajo, fue descubierto por la línea aérea hawaiian decia que lucia confundido, lo detuvieron y lo llevaron al hospital los expertos están escépticos >> el administrador dicen que el muchacho no estaba sucio ni lleno de grasa, como debería estar una pero >> el experto peter fortman dice que las probabilidadess que una persona que sobreviva tanto tiempo son remota el avión alcanzo una altura muy por encima del monte everest para que alguien sobreviva a esto es simplemente un milagro >> el jovencito no sufro daño por frío ni falta de oxigeno no recuerda el trayecto porque se desmayó, el fbi dice que no le pondrá

she is 101-years-old, loves to fish on the yellowstone, lynn wood and josephine paul and they are haveo bowl and they love to travel. hey, here's rena from floral park, new york. we wish her a happy 100th birthday, love as good as joke and being the center of attention, i mean, that's what i call one happy person. robert simon, reston, virginia, 100-years-old. he loves reston, i remember the day it opened up. ruby robinson from alton, illinois. i love illinois. 100-years-old today and she loves to study the bible. herself a handsome man edward atcousin, he is from freedom, new hampshire. 100-years-old today. watches hockey teams on tv with his cat toby. that's it for now. happy birthday to you, if it's your birthday, now, back to new york. >> all right, willard, thank you so much. now to the story of a remarkable teenager who survived a rare cancer, the fight that led her into the lab and a discovery that could one day lead to a cure. here's nbc's anne curry. >> reporter: little allah na simon was 12 sen he was diagnosed with a rare cancer. >> they were able to diamondback knows me. >>

and our personal favorite, jasmine josephine, who wore a wig and a red and white polka dot bowtie.ss. >> i love bulldogs. they have the mushiest, squishiest little faces. >> they snore, though. >> and the drool. you can't get that drool off you. >> kind of like being married, isn't it? >> i was going to say it sounds very familiar. >> hey, you've got to check this out. normally when people get foul balls at baseball games, they cannot contain their excitement. they jump, they yell, they high five. check this out. one little boy at a giants-rockies game didn't do all that but his reaction, still priceless. the guy in front hands him the ball. this just makes the kid's day. look at this. he can't believe the ball. look at this. >> he's like, what? >> oh, my god, it's a ball. i love this ball. he is so excited about this. he can't believe it. that is great. he is stunned. you just handed him the hope diamond. >> it's like "the lord of the rings." like this is the ring. >> my precious. that was great. i love that. let's show you what we've got. we are going to be looking at some severe