now, okay, how good, dru joyce, will this team be? >> wow, i mean, it's crazy.ll be a great team. the one thing about it i think all three of those key players are -- are, they have a relationship, they have played together. i know dwayne and lebron have a special relationship. and i don't think anyone's ego is going to get in the way. i think they're going to put their heads together and work hard to make it, you know, to make it what they all want. and they're all winners and they all want championships. i know that this was what lebron wanted more than anything. i knew the decision wouldn't be about the dollar, so to speak. i think that, you know, ultimately, in my heart, i wanted him to stay in cleveland. in my head, you know, i knew that miami was probably, when they signed chris bosh, this was probably going to happen. >> larry: pat riley looked very happy after the meeting with lebron. we have more of lebron's comments to his fans in cleveland. lebron has just said, it's hard to explain to them, but my heart of the seven years i gave was everything. those

thank you, joyce. and what happened to three waitresses here is also something that only hollywood could dream up. except hollywood didn't. it really happened. >>> reporter: valerie waters, leslie riordan and joyce work the swing shift at giant chef. the pleasant hill diner is where time stopped many, many year. that's a good thing. >> hi, how are you? >> >> reporter: there is a real bond between the regulars and the staff here. and while they may never get rich working the swing shift, the tips can sure be great. >> i have been serving them for years. they have a condo on maui and they said, our vacation came that up we could have their condo. >> reporter: generous offer. but on their waitress salaries they couldn't afford the plane trip or the expense. >> said no, you're still going to go. and they found a way to get friends and people that they know give all their frequent flyer miles to pay for three roundtrip tickets. >> reporter: other customers heard about the offer, started giving donations. an

>> coach drew joyce means a lot. just because of what he helped me out with basketball, but he was like a -- he was like a father figure on me growing up and understanding that there is more than just the game of basketball. even though you're playing the game of basketball and even though i'm coaching you the game of basketball, we're going to use this game to create other things. and sometimes you didn't understand exactly what he was saying, you know, when you're 12 and 13 and 14, but now at 25, i understand exactly what he was doing. >> larry: teaching you about life? >> absolutely. >> larry: therefore was he a key significant figure? >> very key, very key. >> larry: was he part of your decision not to go to college? >> absolutely, absolutely. he was part of my decision. my mother, my four best friends. they were a part of it. and they felt like, you know, it was a decision that ultimately i would make. but they definitely helped me. >> larry: these four best friends, are they like -- is this your own board, you'

max scherzer feeds one to matt joyce. how about that step line? four runs. one hit. third of the year for joyce. all eyes on matt garza. johnny damon gets a good piece of it. it will stay in the park. flies out to center. garza, no-hitter through seven. top of the eighth. strikes out brendan bosh looking. next batter ryan raburn swinging. garza, no-hitter through eight innings. now, into the ninth. don kelly, grounds to second. two outs away for garza. looking to get the first no-hittner tampa bay rays history. jared laird, caught looking. one batter left matt garza going for history. >> the 1-1. up, fly ball right field. and he's got it. matt garza just threw a no-hitter. no-hitter. >> garza was close to perfect, facing the minimum 27 batters. garza, the man of the hour. back to you in new york. >> our thanks to espn. >>> we haven't done one of these in a while. but it's a good one. it's time for our morning snapshot. a shiny, new office for a professor. >> this is what science professioner matt burr found after returning from vacation. students wrapped the office i

selena y joyce. tienen mucho quÉ contar. >> italianos estÁn a punto de estrenarse el best seller.ra ti. >> dile tÚ primero y despuÉs digo yo. >> la escena cuando peleÁbamos en el agua. >> tÚ eras una hermana traviesa. hiciste todas las locuras y travesuras. cÓmo le haces para aprender todas las lÍneas? >> bueno. con mi mamÁ estábamos juntas y yo decÍa, digamos voy a tomar una ducha. yo repetÍa lo mismo y asÍ aprendo las líneas. >> en tu caso tambiÉn comenzaste muy pequeÑa en la canciÓn y en la cantada hasta a un galÁn le das un beso ahÍ. quÉ consejo le diste a joyce ahora que ella comienza su carrera en el cine. >> yo solamente quiero motivarla para que sea lo mejor que ella pueda hacer. yo estoy para ayudarla y motivarla. >> existe mucha quÍmica entre ustedes. quÉ hacÍan en sus ratos libres de filmaciÓn. sonsacavas a selena para tus travesuras? >> de todo. Íbamos de compras juntas, a dormir. mirÁbamos pelÍculas, todo. >> si tuvieran que vivir lo mismo que pasaron ramona y (...) en la pelÍcula quÉ harÍan para ayudar a sus padres! >> quÉ harÍamos? yo vendería algo, toda mi ropa y m

without my garfield id, i left havana in 1981 and went to zurich, switzerland, thanks to james joyce. my dancing there became walking through the silence of the city. instead of people looking at me like my family did when i was a child, people began to ask me, where are you from? i felt disoriented, exiled. the changing perception of nature, religious views, philosophical and political opinions, botanical knowledge and idiomatic sounds, everything new. i asked myself many times for a specific reason why my irish family went to cuba and began searching for missing pieces of my irish history in irish, cuban, and catalan archives to discover before me that i had a fascinating history of displacement and transformations in various geographic setings. my book, ticket it ride, is a personal journey towards the past and the present. there is no one but many places i belong to: havana, dublin, mahon, barcelona, and since the lay 80's, the bay area. so thank you very much. . >> i'm going to do this in about 5 parts. i hope you will bear with me. first of all, i want to thank cross roads for i

after walking, the bases loaded, matt joyce unloaded a grand slam, first hit of the game by either team. rays led, 4-0. scherzer didn't make it out of the inning. we go to the ninth. garza got ramon santiaga to fly out, and there you go. the righty faced a minimum 27 batters, struck out six for the first no-hitter in rays history. tampa bay won it, 5-0. >>> yankees' alex rodriguez chasing history of his own. he remains stuck on 599 home runs after going 0 for 4 against the indians. down one in the eighth. curtis granderson, a two-run shot to put the yanks ahead. he's got 112 home runs in his career if you're counting. yanks won it, 3-2. >>> dan haren made his angel debut against the red sox. things really didn't go as planned. david ortiz took haren deep in the third for his first of two home runs boston up, 2-1. in the fifth, haren took a line drive off the forearm and had to leave the game. angels are hoping he can provide a shot in the arm, but that's not what they had in mind. apparently nobody told the twins that this is the year of the pitcher. they put up 19 runs against the roya

drew joyce, high school basketball coach at st. vincent st. mary.e also coached a guy you probably heard of, lebron james. and jonathan abrams, sports writer for "the new york times." gentlemen, welcome. greatly appreciate it. steven, you and i have talked about this over the years, publy, privately. let me put that to you. do these athlete have a responsibility to the community? >> i think they definitely do have a responsibility. but even more so, if you want to get paid, the reality is that if you want to be a role model, you want to go out there and get paid, you have to be a role model to the masses. you have to set an example that people would want themselves to follow or people would expect of themselves and expect of their children, et cetera. especially when you are put in the public eye. i don't think it's fair to them, but nevertheless, it's a responsibility that isn't going anywhere. >> coach, if there is a handbook to be written, one can argue michael jordan probably wrote the best one. but since this handshake incident, lebron james ha

speaker, it is altogether fitting and proper that we name this post office in brighton for joyce rogers, a woman who fought day and night and day in and day out to spur economic growth in and around brighton, michigan. known as the queen bee of michigan, she was born in birmingham, alabama, in 1941. her and her husband moved to brighton, michigan in 1968. mrs. rogers became the executive director as the brighton chamber of commerce. when she took over in 1972, it consisted of roughly 50 members. remarkably today the chamber boasts well over 1,000 members. the economic expansion that has followed in and around the brighton area is truly remarkable and can be attributed to the leadership and perseverance of mrs. rogers. for her tireless efforts, mrs. rogers was named the most powerful person in livingston county in 1996 and fittingly the chamber of commerce building has been named the joyce a. rogers business center. aside from being executive director of the chamber of congress, mrs. rogers served in various local organizations, including the livingston county board of commissioners, the

meanwhile one man who has changed sides is for spain striker old the thirty three year old joyce german run as a shocker on a two year deal on wednesday just two days after announcing his departure from the only truckies ever played for real madrid a move puts an end to raoul's eighteen year stint with the spanish giants. and in the meantime the future delegation has visited sydney on the last day of their tour of australia and were shown displays of every city unstable and involved in the country's bid for the world cup in twenty twenty two but it wasn't business on their agenda the delegates also went to the sydney wildlife world talk to get a glimpse of the country's unique animals the fee for team has six more countries to inspect including russia for announcing their verdict on december the second and the australians are pleased with the way they presented their bid. well it's been an action packed three days we've two in sydney with two in brisbane we've toured melbourne way heading up to the concert valley region today and i think it's been a great demonstration of the wonderful

here, joyce has used a little museum wax and earthquake hold to attach her beautiful vase to her shelf. you take this stuff and roll it around and stick it to the shel and it will prevent the thing from sliding off with any luck. so i'll pass that around. you can -- here's another one. called crystal clear ñrmuseum w you put on the bottom and it makes stuff stick. it's a cheep solution, that's $4.99 for the museum wax. >> yeah. if we have a great earthquake i may not work, but for the moderate earthquake. >> we have this concept that i' sure you've all heard about it. you should be on your own for 7 hours. >> three days. >> we knowing having watched hurricane katrina that that's nowhere near long enough. prepare to be self-sufficient for a longer period i believe, but a minimum. because if you think someone's going to be coming to your door within the first 72 hours, ther are a Ñicouple hundred thousand buildings in san francisco and not a couple hundred thousand people to come here. we're an island. >> i want to point out when san francisco has a significant earthquake, these neighbor

joyce the author of the minority that's just wrong. you are designing for icing for the women by taking this discourse it's so dangerous you know what's happening in u.k. in germany in. the area in the muslim community you know what they are forcing women to do in the street you cannot say that they are choosing to wear this is. a man i am fighting and when i talk about. and i'm not talking about the government you have to listen to me i'm talking and i ask you to create this great network from. the united sates to syria to france to to save all of this were to change the vision of the of the missing women we can be emancipated we have the right and if you defend and. you defend the segregation of our population in europe of course not you are different because women are like you where you know it will be fewer of you ned you never be if you were the new cab you never be at the head of for england you never be president of france. or england that is the real fight today is a month. emancipation of population and all this two years just

. >> joyce rumsfeld: facing the reality of what happened and then feeling the strength of the country the... how together we were; i mean, that's a powerful feeling. for those in positions of responsibility, that is a gift, to receive that from your country. >> shortly after the attacks, the pentagon renovation team set forth on an ambitious plan to rebuild the pentagon in one year, a dramatic symbol of our national resolve and a visible reminder that america could not be defeated. but in time, our old divisions took hold again, and many of the flags were put away. as a nation, we moved back into our own lives, lives somehow changed by 9/11, but no longer defined by the tragedy and our national response to it. but not everybody was able to move on. for some, the tragedy of september 11 is as real today as it was then. >> lisa dolan: moving on... i don't know why, just for me, "moving on" denotes leaving bob behind, and moving on, going someplace without him. i prefer the term "moving forward" because it doesn't, to me, have the same feel or sound of leaving my husband behind. >> elain

when they use that phrase he never acknowledged that was james joyce's that when i die, it will be written in my heart. all he would do is laugh. the fact of the matter is, west virginia was not one but not his heart he worked on a street. he took such pride in this place. he took such pride and off you. i remember he has been one of the few races he had come in was a race, because i was a young guy and i came down and demonstrate to everybody that i could not keep up with robert c. byrd, which happened to be true. and i was, i think nick, you at the dinner, we had jefferson jackson day dinner, down here and robert c. byrd did something that never happened before at all the dinners i've spoken it. he stood up and he said, we're honored to have senator joe biden from delaware here tonight, and, joe, i'd like to introduce you to west virginia. then he spent his neck all, remember, the next probably 10 minutes talking about everyone in the audience. by name, where they were frrm, what they had done, how they have thought through difficulty, and then he said, kind of like johnny, here's joe. w

content production environment that will have the financial incentive to reduce competition, diminish joyce, a reduced broadband network investment, and raise prices for consumers. the proposed merger raises significant questions about a major content provider. it also represents a horizontal combination of two leading providers. we urge the commission to scrutinize the proposed merger carefully. the commissioner should require it to develop certain assets and proposes certain to consumer protections. consumers are increasingly looking for alternatives to traditional competition. broadbent internet has enabled internet and technology companies to allow them to interact with the diversity -- the reverse content. many of these compete with the comcast cable system. documents have been filed with the fcc. this has on-line services that allow internet video streaming and allow the distribution of movies, television shows, and other programming and suggest that it faces direct programming with other competition. why is comcast so concerned? over time, online video will dominate the video market.

. >>> reporter: valerie waters, leslie riordan and joyce work the swing shift at giant chef.he pleasant hill diner is where time stopped many, many year. -- many, many years ago. that's a good thing. >> hi, handsome, how are you? >> reporter: there is a real bond between the regulars and the staff here. and while they may never get rich working the swing shift, the tips can sure be great. >> i have been serving them for years. they have a condo on maui and they said, our vacation came that up we could have their condo. >> reporter: generous offer. but on their waitress salaries they couldn't afford the plane trip or the expense. >> said no, you're still going to go. and they found a way to get friends and people that they know give all their frequent flyer miles to pay for three roundtrip tickets. >> reporter: other customers heard about the offer, started giving donations. and the women said, aloha to the giant chef with $500 in hand. >> in the right place at the right time, i had a hard time making myself understand that i must have deserved it for some reason. so i made it

honor the memory of a true leader and a public servant, joyce rogers. i urge all members to support this bill and reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from utah reserves. the gentlewoman from the district of columbia is recognized. ms. norton: did the gentleman yield back? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. ms. norton: i have no further speakers if the gentleman is ready to yield. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from utah is recognized. mr. chaffetz: mr. speaker, i'd like to yield as much time as he may consume to my colleague from michigan, mike rogers. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from michigan is recognized. mr. rogers: thank you. i'd like to thank the gentlelady from the district of columbia for her help and support. i'd like to thank mr. dingell from michigan. it's great to know that the leadership and statesmanship is still alive in the people's house in washington, d.c. you know, it is fitting, i think, that this great body, this great deliberative body stop along the way of its imp

joyce in killingworth, connecticut. go ahead, joyce. caller: good morning, dr. koh.'d like to ask you, with freedom of travel, the various cultural differences especially in countries like uganda, i've worked with people there, how can we ever get a handle on aids and h.i.v.? guest: well, we view actually a global partnerships and freedom of travel as an opportunity, and again this international aids meeting is convening in austria in vienna this weekend and we're very excited about this because it brings some 25,000 people together who are scientists and advocates and patients and leaders in every community around the world to say we have a global challenge and we can do something together here. i think the world will be thrilled to see the united states being explicit about this new strategy and in fact in 201, two years from now we're hosting the international meeting in washington, d.c. we're very excited about that. host: do travel restrictions have to be changed by law? doesn't the u.s. restrict people with h.i.v. or aids? guest: that restriction was lifted in

. ♪ >> joyce es divina, una chiquita adorable y no se diga de selena gÓmez, orgullosamente hispana. y pezcado. >> yo creo en las porciones, si hay arroz, frijoles, carne, no hartarte. en un plato normal no... comer en uno mÁs pequeÑo de ensalada y esperar que tÚ comes unos 20 minutos a en lo que le llega la sr. a travÉs del torrente sangüineo. pero como comemos por la vista pensamos que tenemos hambre. >> el equilibrio juega un papel muy importante. la cantidad de alimentos que consumen y sobre todo comer cada tres horas. se lo hemos dicho en reiteradas oportunidades. porque eso hace que el metabolismo se acelere. >> yo a veces desayuno hasta las 5 de la maÑana. y despuÉs no vuelvo a comer hasta las dos de la tarde y es un grave error. deberÍa hacer como tÚ estÁs haciendo que comes cada tres horas. >> y las porciones pequeÑas. >> los tres hemos hecho todas las dietas. >> hasta las que no existen! >> y la televisiÓn que no ayuda. >> espero que todo el mundo tenga listo su traje para ir a la boda de chelsea clinton. saben cuÁnto va a salir la boda? >> 300 mil dÓlares. >> 2 millones de

when they use that phrase he never acknowledged that was james joyce's th when i die, it will be writtenould do is laugh. the fact of the matter is, west virginia was not one but not his heart he worked on a street. he took such pride in this place. he took such pride and off you. i remembere has been one of the few races he had come in was a race, because i was a young guy and i came down and demonstrate to everybody that i could not keep up with robert c. byrd, which happened to be true. and i was, i think nick, you at the dinner, we had jefferson jackson day dinner, down here and robert c. byrd did something that never happened before at all theinners i've spoken it. he stood up and he said, we're honored to have senator joe biden from delaware here tonight, and, joe, i'd like to introduce you to west virginia. then he spent his neck all, remember, the next probably 10 minutes talking about everyone in the audience. by name, where they were from, what they had done, hhw they have thought through difficulty, and then he said, kind of like johnny, hee's joe. well, i thought it was prett

host: joyce, republican line, good morning. caller: hello. with the delay -- can you hear me?uest: yes. caller: the delay makes it confusing on how to respond. are you talking with me? host: we can hear you, go ahead. caller: i tried to call in. every 30 days i tried to call about illegal immigration. this has become an absolute prices for this country. . caller: if you are not a citizen, and the child is born here, take it home with you. we cannot afford to take care of every poor person in the world. we cannot continue to not obey our laws. what if everyone says, well, obama will not support immigration law. he will let those laws go away, and not enforce them. what've we don't pay our federal taxes? what if hundreds of millions of us but for get to or do not do that? host: we've got your point. guest: just a general comment. when i said this situation is so emotional, this is a good example. the tone has changed so much in the past six months, especially since 1070 came on the horizon, the tone is so bitter. it is them against us. the tone is more provocative and things are

to designate the facility of the of postal service locate the at 100 orrindorf drive in michigan as joyce rogers post office building. the speaker pro tempore: the question is, will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the-- >> mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new jersey. >> on that i ask for a recorded vote. the speaker pro tempore: a recorded vote is requested. those favoring a recorded vote will rise. a sufficient number having arisen, a recorded vote is ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 411. the nays are zero. 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspend

are you pro-choice or anti- joyce? are you pro-abortion? it depends on the words that you use. people do feel differently and respond differently. that could be a part of it. i am in this in-between generation. between the feminists of the 1970's and third generation of feminists. it seems that there are many active -- many different ways to become active in these different environments and we need to raise the profile of reproductive rights. >> i also wanted to say that i think with reproductive rights and reproductive justice, was someone says to a gallup pollster who asks them a strangely worded question on the phone and what they say in a conversation is very different. there has never been an enormous debt, as people have claimed that their position has changed. this is a reproductive health needs of women have and you have. summing it we need to think about and talk about more. with that said, i think my favorite new poll is for our generation. when young women are asked if they support the issues and goals of the women's liberation movement, 90% say that they do. only 74

when they use that phrase he never acknowledged that was james joyce's that when i die, it will be writtenld do is laugh. the fact of the matter is, west virginia was not one but not his heart he worked on a street. he took such pride in this place. he took such pride and off you. i remember he has been one of the few races he had come in was a race, because i was a young guy and i came don and demonstrate to everybody that i could not keep up with robert c. byrd, which happened to be true. and i was, i think nick, you at the dinner, we had jefferson jackson day dinner, down here and robert c. byrd did something that never happened before at all the dinners i've spoken it. he stood up and he said, we're honore to have senator joe biden from delaware here tonight, and, joe, i'd lik to introduce you to west virginia. then he spent his neck all, remember, the next probably 10 minutes talking about everyone in the audience. by name, where they were from, what they had done, how they have thought through difficulty, and then he said, kind of like johnny, here's joe. well, i thought it was prett

joyce bender is in the room. >> i see her. last week, she honor the national security agency for their outstanding work on hiring people with disabilities. a goals abound. when is the united states senate, united states congress going to make their own goal of hiring people with disabilities? you are always telling people that you all should hire them, but i want to see what you guys can do. show me the money. [laughter] [applause] >> absolutely right. you are right. you're absolutely right. i mean, we keep going to the employment offices and stuff like that. i keep pushing affirmative action. it is not enough just to sit back and wait. a lot of people have disabilities and did not even know these jobs are available. there has to be some kind of affirmative-action. >> right. but if we have harry reid and nancy pelosi using the bully pulpit and making a commitment, we get the word out. we find the people to come. >> and again, becky, you have done so well over the past 20 years i have known you, and just keep poking. >> i have