when kareem was 8 he joined a nonprofit stable founded by leslie hiner.n making kids a deal. work around the stable and can you ride and if you really want to be adventurous like kareem, you can play the sport of kings. >> we're the only inner city african-american polo team in the country! >> reporter: you heard right. she said polo. that sport traditionally for the rich, the famous, and if i may be blunt, the white. >> i knew nothing about polo, never heard the word. ralph lauren polo. >> reporter: this year's team includes kareem and demar and their friend brandon who grew up down the block on viola street. they compete in a league where they have three strikes against them. their practice field is a rudi old baseball diamond and their equipment is older than kirt and their polo ponies are racetrack rejects. >> we practice on some of the worst horses. in the past, leslie says that has made it very hard for her teams to win. >> just spanked us week after week. >> reporter: but after three years competing, something amazing happened. they actually won a

. >> kareem winters hanging out on the red carpet now. >> hi there, a.j. the red carpet is blazing hot with so many stars making their way in. i have a question right now, being joined by emma roberts. you look fantastic. >> thank you. you look great too. >> we're both shivering here. so we'll try to keep it together. you look lovely. you paid cnn the highest compliment. you said this is one of your favorite award shows. there are so many in hollywood. night after night, events, fund-raisers. but you wanted to be here tonight. tell us why. >> it's one of the shows i watch with my mom and my sister and i think it's so inspiring and so important to recognize people who normally wouldn't be do recognized for doing an amazing thing that makes a difference in people's lives. >> i'm sure you heard all of the amazing stories of all these honorees this week who are doing incredible things. but it does inspire us to act. that anyone can make a difference, whether it's donating your time or money. get involved. >> no, it's correct. people think you have to be famous

and to let you know, names that our generation have been familiar with -- john elway, ronnie lott, kareembbar, jason kidd, tiger woods, they all came through the pac 12 colleges. if the digital media center is here, they will be coming here for their interviews, coming here to announce what they are doing, coming here to be entertained, as well as see their fans. we are on a good role. pac 12 is exciting to have here. so we have the unemployment rate reduction to 7.8%, the america's cup moving forward on the eir, and this key agreement with the piers and development rights, balancing what the public and port staff has been focused on, and then with our great partners in the ac event authority, and then we have this pac 12 agreement. they want to be broadcasting by next year.

so was larry bird, kareem, bill russell, wilt chamberlain. >> very important people that said you were player. the key thing, physically imposing, dominant. there's never been a player like you. lebron james, the most dominating force to ever play the game. >> my parents always taught me to make people remember your name and be different. i'm not the most skilled guy, i'm not the best shooter, but i wanted people to remember me. so i just used to impose my will, impose my force and that camera guy right there used to be under the basket. >> really? >> yeah, that man right there. >> we have all the best quality people here, shaq. >> that's right. >> what i wonder about you is do you ever go out and people pick a fight with you? >> no. >> i couldn't imagine it ever happening although some kind of weird suicide mission. >> that's because people know that i'm very likable and i'm a funny guy. i can take a joke. >> more to do with the fact that you're seven foot tall and could pummel them to pieces? >> a little bit. people seeing me on tv and from seeing me on tout, they know i'm a funny, l

party did not have a clear idea of the economy is which was actually the reason why not survive and kareem of did better than the rest of them by a friend of steel mill then went on to become a minister than the prime minister karim of work to finance ministry they had a better understanding of their own economies and their problems now let us take a look at the soviet union's budgets when we were discussing the possibility of uniting with valerie's people told us why would we want to three in belarus i told them take a look at the last few budgets of the soviet union and you will see that the only two republics were self-sufficient economically russian belarus even ukraine got subsidies from the union budgets as the military and defense industry was too large it was huge in fact i thought ukraine would do best after the union collapsed. it was my opinion but i was wrong you queen cut down his defense budget but would not say their life has become better if we stopped funding them in our life did not get better why is there even buying food from bell ropes we all thought we would end up wi

. >> i heard the noise, and the bus kind of went kareeming off the side of the road. >> reporter: today the driver of the bus is doing well after being hospitalized for her injuries. she has been a driver with metro for 30 years. and the speed limit is 30 miles per hour, and it's the fact that you can't head north once you exit the beltway that causes so many wrecks. >> people come and make u turns at the street south of us, and here and then even further north, and with cars traveling at 55 miles per hour, there's often an accident. >> reporter: and they are too close for comfort. see the two colors in the fence? it's because she has had to replace that part twice in the last year and a half after cars crashed into them. >> unfortunately, i am not surprised and i feel like it could be prevented if we had speed cameras, something to help slow down the speed on this downgrade at 355. >> reporter: police say cameras and speed statistics would have to be acquired before the possibility of speed cameras being introduced into this area. >>> northbound 7th street is back open after a water ma

. >> jimmy: is it true that kareem abdul-jabbar taught you to do yoga? told me that the reason he hardly ever got injured is because he did yoga. he took me to the studio, the hot yoga that was being taught in la bbrea. >> jimmy: they steam up the room. did he wear the goggles? seems like it would be hard for him to see. [ laughter ] >> yeah, it was cool. it was good. >> jimmy: i tell you what. it's great to meet you. and -- >> good to meet you. >> jimmy: thank you for being here. if you are looking to work out, these are the videos. jan fonda, everybody. we'll be right back with russell brand. beauty, huh? it's dependable. long-lasting, too. yeah, i could really use this silverado. i'm a big hunter. oh, what do you hunt? deer. fish. fantastic. ♪ this holiday, chevy's giving more. now qualified buyers can get 0% apr for 72 months on a 2011 chevy silverado. or 0% apr financing for 60 months plus no monthly payments until spring. ♪ 1-2-3-4 ♪ there's a battery that's relied on to help bring children holiday joy. of course, children don't really think about

kareem tasha, 26, truck driver, shot at random while driving. paraplegic. u usef, lost his leg. >> what will be in this country after this war? they worry about the future. >> translator: it destroyed our lives flts he's my only son. it crushed our morale at home. >> reporter: mr. ahmed is a broken man. his son was 12 when a roadside bomb went off as he he walked home from school in 2006. he hasn't walked since. >> translator: life at home is like hell now. his psychological state is not like that of other children who can go out tflt's painful to see these other children. >> reporter: those who think the war is over because the americans are going aren't living in today's iraq. nearly 200 iraqis died last month, more than 300 wounded in horrific ways. most of them innocents in the wrong place at the wrong time as bombs went off or gunfire erupted. a humble driver for the education ministry set off for work one morning last month. minutes later, a bomb stuck to the bottom of his vehicle exploded. the father of a 3-month-old child lost his leg, victim it app

kadir buscó el apoyo de kareem ibrahim, un líder chiíta en trinidad.nviasa, a irán para realizar un encuentro con mohsen rabbani. Él tiene un papel clave en todo eso. >>> maría elena salinas: preocupados de que la operación tomara una dinámica letal, el fbi y el departamento de justicia decidieron arrestarlo. una corte de nueva york sentenció a kadir y defreitas a pasar el resto de sus vidas en la cárcel. a ibrahim lo declaró culpable y lo sentenciará en enero de 2012. matthew levitt opina que el hecho de que los acusados intentaran contactar a rabbani demuestra la influencia que todavía ejerce en la región. >>> matthew levitt: es un "modus operandi" establecido por la inteligencia iraní de trabajar a través de centros y agregados culturales. el propio mohsen rabbani ha realizado ambas funciones, por lo que no sería sorpresa si estuviese de alguna manera involucrado en los asuntos de irán en suramérica. sus contactos y el tiempo que lleva cubriendo ese territorio son extensos. >>> maría elena salinas: rabbani hoy tiene seguidores en 15 ciudades de 8 pa

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. >> kareem, get the money, dollar, dollar, bill ya.tle ad warning against the forces of darkness that want to kill our grandmas. >> oprah and regis were not pushed off the cliff as far as we know. the icons stepped off the stage and the nation was forced for first time in a generation to search for its own favorite things. alex trebek, meanwhile, remained on television, and haunted our dreams this year with the mind searing knowledge that he sleeps in the nude. >> i put on my underwear and ran down the hall. >> speaking of nudity, another strong year for the world leader who from time to time likes to fish topless. vladimir putin spent good portions of 2011 scuba diving and bending frying pans. not such a good year for moammar gadhafi, after decades of terrorism and flowing robes, gadhafi met his end in a libyan drainage pipe. >> we shut him. >> with masses in the streets demanding historic change around the world, one mass was in the streets to celebrate its historic lack of change. america had its own royal wedding and then 72 days l

kareem's pursuit of nuclear weapons is likely to raise oil prices one way or the other.icials could manage this oil price risk by adopting a quarantine and release strategy. we would halt all or most of iran's oil exports for offsetting supply us with a drop -- drawdown in strategic stacks stacks of higher saudi production. strategic stocks are a large, secure located in consuming regions. they're an important tool that can protect the economy while we raise the cost of the rain machine for illegal and dangerous weapons quest. short of a military action, quarantine and release may be the last option to avoid a nuclear iran which would pose the biggest risk to national security as well as oil prices. thank you. >> thank you. mr. durbin. >> good morning, mr. chairman, members of the committee and thank you for the opportunity to testify. as the title implies there's no question global markets are changing curb the u.k. members operate an investor on the world is growing like nations at a rebalancing of energy markets is occurring and enormous new potential reserves both on