. >> and why kathy ireland avoids mirrors. >> i do. who has time for them. >> you're not vain like that at all? >> it's not what my life is about. >> a tribute to her good friend elizabeth taylor. >> you knew where you stood with elizabeth. so honest, genuine and on top of her affairs. >> and how a pair of socks changed her life. >> we started the brand with a pair of socks. >> literally a pair of socks. >> literally. >> these are $1.4 billion socks. this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> you know hill harper from the cbs series "csi new york" and he's author of "the wealth cure." hill harper, i suppose it's a good title. the problem is there ain't much wealth left in america now. wouldn't it be the chronic debt cure? >> i called my publisher and said, you know, can we rename this book the debt cure? they had been printed already. >> i suppose there is a sense of the rich getting richer. the problem is for most average americans, they are getting poorer. the economy is tanking. and they want a way out. tell me how this book gives them con

in the teacher's strike of 1979 kathy served on the executive board and strike committee.sequently for the san francisco unified school district and a.f.t. she created the nationally recognized teachers training center that led to her meeting president clinton. she opened and developed the san francisco unified school district claire lynn public elementary school. parents avoid to get their children into her school. she oversaw its creation and development and to its k-8 current configuration just before her retirement. the parent bodies and teachers cherished her leadership at the school, often developing deep, lasting friendships. and an untiring world traveler, kathy most of all loved france, its culture and people and -- i can't speak french. particularly where she also developed a long-landing -- lasting personal relationship. kathleen, a most public figure in life, in death did not wish for a traditional service but the family thought it fitting that in her memory, gifts to a favorite charity be made. she worked with many nonprofit agencies in her various careers and

sanjay gupta, michael's lifelong friend kathy hilton. the trial of conrad murray. this is "piers morgan tonight." good evening. an extraordinary first day in the trial of dr. conrad murray today. michael jackson's parents, his brothers tito, jer maine and randy joined janet and la toya and rooeby there. it wasn't because it was right but because he was making $150,000 a month off the singer. he charged the doctor with gross negligence towards his patient. mr. chernoff called it a perfect storm that killed him instantly. murray wiped away tears during his lawyer's statement. but the most extraordinary statement of all came from michael jackson himself in a rambling recording played in court today. ted rowlands has that and more. a dramatic day in many ways, finally laying bare, really, all the rumors and whispers that we've been hearing about this trial. i suppose one of the most dramatic moments of all came right at the top when the jury were shown a photo, which we can see now of michael jkson dead. i mean, a bizarre thing to do. what was their thinking? >> well,

we'll talk to you later now i want to bring this his longtime friend kathy hilton. a very, very difficult day, i would imagine, for you as his friend and for the family to see these pictures of michael lying dead. i found quite shocking. and the audio tape of him in an almost zombie-like condition perhaps even more so. what was your reaction to those two things? >> i saw that this morning, and when i heard the tape, i could not believe what i was hearing. i was -- i had never heard anything like that before with anyone. i mean, if that doesn't show you, don't you think that was enough? >> yeah, what does it show you, though, given that it was taken -- the recording was made in may before he died, two months or so before he died. what does that tell you? >> that's what i was wondering, a, why, michael would never let anyone tape him. and he obviously was very sedated. or he would not let anybody hold anything up like that. not his mother, no one. so i'm sure that -- i don't know how long the doctor was there before -- >> did you find it suspicious? >> i thought it wa

. >>> i'm kathy pena live on campus. the aftermath of a fire is still in the air. i will tell you why in 60 seconds. >>> university housing overbooked its residents. how students like living in a hotel. >>> sjsu ice president -- sjsu's president is still working on things. >> and hear about the fire that left a fraternity homeless. how the community is helping them. elcome >>> you're watching update news. >>> hello and welcome back to another semester of update news. i'm karina harvey. >> and i'm betty winn. thank you jr. joining us. people in dwight benson hall may be in studying in a hazard. there was a fire but now new information raises health concerns. kathy is live with more. >> reporter: i'm in from the of the highway where -- i'm in front of the school that includes the campus for the audio-visual systems. the fire broke out 3 weeks ago in equipment. it was confined to the room. no one was there at the time but it infiltrated the duct work. a speaker yesterday who was a fire chief said it may be a health risk. the interim chief is waiting for more informati

-- not kathy ireland? would be been funny. >> griffin, of course, she straddled it. she's one of my best friends. >> crazy. like a mad, young, female gorilla charging at me. >> kray, kray, kathy griffin. >> she's the best. >> we went to see the sheryl crow/kid rock concert recently. >> it's hard to imagine what you're like. >> we're so different, we're good friends. >> we'll take a little break and then we'll turn to politics. >> i feel like a -- >> you're aggressive. i want to talk to you about christine o'donnell and homophobia and the christian faith. so get a load of that. >> oh, my gosh, i'm nervous. naomi pryce: i am. i'm in the name your own price division. i find empty hotel rooms and help people save - >> - up to 60% off. i am familiar. your name? > naomi pryce. >> what other "negotiating" skills do you have? > i'm a fifth-degree black belt. >> as am i. > i'm fluent in 37 languages. >> (indistinct clicking) > and i'm a master of disguise >> as am i. > as am i. >> as am i. > as am i. >> well played

apparently kathy horn's not a huge lady gaga fan. she's come out a couple of times.ga the extremely backhanded compliment of calling her an ugly duckling with great spook appeal. in june she trashed gaga's wearing a vintage versace video "edge of glory." she also gave gaga's performance at various runway shows lukewarm reviews. so she's not a fan. gaga's coming out saying, it's easy to be negative, it's easy to say something bad, it's easy to write one star hated it. it's much more challenging to reckon with and analyze a work. i guess she's tired of being criticized by negative critics. >> she's defending her artistic license when it comes to what she wears. she wears a lot of funky stuff but that's part of her personae. >> absolutely. i guess she's, you know -- she's defending her personae, as you say. >> what's the big deal. people get snotty and ho hoity-toity about fashion here in new york. >> having fun, stirring it up a little bit. >> all in the eye of the beholder. >> live and let live. >> kathy, she's making a lot more money than you, sweetheart, so whatever

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. >> not quite as bad as kathy griffin. straddled my desk and attacked me. >> no, she didn't. >> yes, she did. >> i bet the counter on kathy -- >> that would be been funny. >> griffin, of course, she straddled it. she's one of my best friends. >> crazy. like a mad, young, female gorilla charging at me. >> kray, kray, kathy griffin. >> we went to see the sheryl crowe/kid rock concert a while back. we're so differ we're good friends. >> we'll take a little break and then we'll turn to politics. >> i feel like a -- >> year aggressive. i want to talk to you about christine o'donnell and homophobia and the christian faith. so get a load of that. >> oh, my gosh, i'm nervous. [ gnome ] ahh... [ male announcer ] this is what it's like getting an amazing discount on a hotel with travelocity's top secret hotels. the easy way to get unpublished discounts of up to 55% off top hotels. harpist not included. ♪ we haven't changed oprah, we've been changed for good >> that was quite a moment. you sang on oprah's final show. >> i watched the

. >> not quite as bad as kathy griffin.nter on kathy -- >> that would be been funny. >> griffin, of course, she straddled it. she's one of my best friends. >> crazy. like a mad, young, female gorilla charging at me. >> kray, kray, kathy griffin. >> we went to see the sheryl crowe/kid rock concert a while back. we're so differ we're good friends. >> we'll take a little break and then we'll turn to politics. >> i feel like a -- >> year aggressive. i want to talk to you about christine o'donnell and homophobia and the christian faith. so get a load of that. >> oh, my gosh, i'm nervous. its? or what if we told you that ferrari borrowed technology from cadillac to develop its suspension system? magnetic ride control -- pioneered by cadillac, perfected in the 556-horsepower cts-v. we don't just make luxury cars. we make cadillacs. but not in my neighborhood. ♪ [ female announcer ] we're throwing away misperceptions about natural gas vehicles. more of the vehicles that fuel our lives use clean american natural gas today. it costs

mayo >> kathy nancy mazza >> edward mazzella, jr. >> jennifer lynn mazzotta >> kaaria mbaya >> james joseph mcalary >> brian mcaleese and my dad. we miss and love you dearly. we keep you in our hearts and thoughts each and every day. because of the example you said forward, we live each day in hopes that you would be proud of us. we are still checking the waves for you. >> patricia ann mcaneney >> and my brother, the family has not been the same since you have been gone. we miss you and we wish you were here. we are in great solace that you are up in heaven with mom and dad. you are always in our thoughts and prayers god bless the united states of america. [applause] >> colin robert mcarthur >> john kevin mcavoy >> kenneth m. mcbrayer >> brendan mccabe >> micheal mccabe >> thomas mccann >> justin mccarthy >> kevin m. mccarthy >> michael mccarthy >> robert mccarthy >> stanley mccaskill >> katie marie mccloskey >> joan mcconnell-cullinan >> charles austin mccrann >> tonyell f. mcday >> matthew t. mcdermott >> joseph p. mcdonald and my grandfather. i'd just wanted to say, always taking

and kathy is at zero to two. >> you need face your phobia.at is manageable ask controlled so you're not overwhelmed and so you can lose fear that. is where it comes in. >> and imagine a person standing on an open walkway like this. unable to get from one point to another because of fear of heights. real moment of truth came in a bart station platform. >> i went to the edge and this is about 50 foot drop off the side. i just sat there. i wasn't fearful. >> this virtual reality changed her life. and now kathy has a list of things she wants to do and once feared. >> number one is ride a ferris wheel. and two is climb ladders. >> and let's get a check on the forecast now. >> we're going to see warmer weather tomorrow. take a look at highs tomorrow. 75 in san francisco. 72 degrees in half moon bay. warm day around the bay as well. 8 to in palo alto. 78 in oakland. richmond mid-70s. 88 santa rosa. if you want warmer weather head inland. there is as you look around the bay warmth is there as well. 82 in santa cruz up to 90 degrees inland. here is th

thank you very much today, and have the persian new year -- half the persian new year -- kathy -- happy persian new year. [applause] that my great words of wisdom. we appreciate. now, i would like to introduce the coast of this event. a man who in our community does not need any introduction. he has been loved and supported by our community. he is of a ready and heritage, and he has been an ardent supporter of the iranian american and iranian american causes. he is also one of the hardest working people i have ever known. so with no further ado, i would like you to welcome supervisor ross mirkarimi. supervisor mirkarimi: how cool is this where the people meet city hall government with unfettered access to celebrate diversity? we have been doing this here in city hall for six years now, and i cannot tell you how proud i am of our community, of mayor lee for helping co-host this event, or the many people working with her, a staff of the mayor's office who really helped us put this on. my colleagues who are here today from the board of supervisors. i see the director from dpw here. there a

kathy. thank you for joining us. >> scherz. >> are you going to make it back in time for your weekend shift? >> i've got some time, right. >> going to have to fill in for you. >> i love the wines. already have a case in my house. >> thought you were going to say they sent you one. that's how you roll, rob, i mean raj. >> you need a glass of wine. >> fog rolling in. talk about what this will mean for your weekend temperatures coming up unjust a few minutes. >>> now or never weekend for the san francisco giants. coming up, i'll have a review of the g-man's, weekend set with the d-backs when nbc bay area turns to sports. >> rob had outside duty. all a know, it was a scorcher today. >> it was hot. rob may have been outside. got an invite on facebook to a barbecue this weekend. >> what kind of food? >> specific. >> we can put in a request. she is pretty reliant on the face book. stop on by if you are down this way. thank you for checking in with us there on my facebook. do that any time. love to

kathy asadda. all of the volunteers. michael freed man from sf govtv. our city library.ur sponors. kecker and argu edez. i also want to give a special thanks from anderson and anderson counseling. if you have ever seen the movie anner management, george was the consultant on that movie. he is an expert in conflict mediation. i want to thank george as well. i am so very honored to introduce our key-note speaker this morning. doctor francisco revelez. and mta director annette ford all were people who were self made, are self made. doctor revelez was born in el paso. he labeled as a migrant worker. he also served as a division one principle with credentials in biology and chemistry. how did he get from biology and chemistry? today he is a senior faculty member at california university and he has dedicated his entire career to get out of survivor mode to empowerment mode. he believes that when young people are made to feel successful, they are better able to take a stand and feel empowered. he has expressed that in so many ways. he is a researcher. each mind is a world with

i found the coolest actress, you're about to see miss kathy bates from "harry's law." you've got it right with that fan here. is it helping, though? >> it is helping. i think it's going to be a lifesaver. i picked it up in paris a couple of years ago. it's handmade by this wonderful woman and it's saving my life today. >> reporter: i have to think about that accessory next year, very, very smart. talk about your big nomination tonight. such an honor to just be really recognized among your peers, "harry's law," lead actress nomination, huge! how are you feeling going into the evening? >> i'm feeling very relaxed. i don't have any illusions. i don't think it's going to be my night tonight. from all i've read, it's going to be julianna margulies or elisabeth moss. thankfully, we're back for a second season. the show's going to be really great. we air on wednesday at 9:00 p.m. welcome so we're hoping to bring our great audience with you. so it's just a real honor to be here and talk about the show. >> reporter: kathy, i've got to let you in on a little something. i just a

i got this great picture from kathy. what do you think it is? i am going to tell you. it is something quite unusual. i will explain and show it to you again along with the up look into a weekend. -- the weekend. >>> new at 11:00 the first lady made a rare shopping trip to target. she taught shoppers and employees by surprise. michelle obama wore a baseball cap and sunglasses while picking up a few items. a photographer snapped these but does after she checked out. the first lady spent about 30 minutes or 40 minutes shopping. the white house says mrs. obama misses normal stuff like running to the store. rex coming up, a showdown -- >>> coming up, a showdown in the deep south. hear from supporters and opponents. >> could a new smartphone app premier family together or tear it apart? >>> starting today, police in alabama began enforcing the toughest illegal immigration of law and the entire country. the new law has several controversial provisions. it allows people -- police to stop people they expect of being in the country illegally. it also delphi's contract signed by

as but say sea lions are kathy and bert street they say that it appears unable are competing with the fish and they bite the birds when they get no way. but others say that's not a usual and it seems it was similar injuries all along the california coast. >>> is the one -- a san francisco giants employee is accused of embezzling. >>> dinouement will bring in a new weather pattern. coming up, and changed the fog pattern. also the areas that will warm up into the low 90s over the next few days. ♪ free access to chase atm's wherever you are. that's a step forward. chase customers can avoid atm fees with over 16,000 nationwide. take a step forward and chase what matters. guilty. [ cheers and applause ] i'm here with the defendant. sir, the plaintiff claims she changed her travel plans, paid the difference in airfare, but you added a 150-dollar change fee. oh, boo hoo. who can afford a 150-dollar change fee? me. well, she says she's going to fly southwest next time because they don't do that. they love customers, i love cash. [ male announcer ] don't pay a change fee on top of a fare diffe

host: kathy honor a democrats line -- kathy on our democrat line. caller: i called about the previous topic, about obama. my opinion about obama's in decision -- i am emotional about this. it is difficult for me. i think that obama -- i voted for him. i believed in him. i believe in all that. i do not see him taking the bully pulpit. several hundred thousand people were killed. i do not see obama -- i did not want him to kill hundreds of thousands of people, of course. i do not see him having that kind of faith and i'm wondering what is causing him not to have that power. guest: this is a time for presidential leadership and that is what we saw last night. we saw the president laid out a clear plan, an ambitious plan, and we for the president say he is going to, starting today, go to every corner of this country to sell it. that is the kind of leadership we need. the president, when he comes forward next monday or whenever with his specific deficit reduction ideas, that also is the kind of presidential leadership that we need. all we heard last nigh

. >> reporter: kathy's daughter nicole miller died on flight 93.he, of course, would trade every tribute, every honor to have her daughter back. but knows that isn't possible. she must console herself with the knowledge that she now and forever shares her daughter with the rest of the country and with history. >> it's beautiful. i think it's very nice that they have -- wanted to put something here for our loved ones. all 40 of them. >> because 40 ordinary people, given no time at all to decide, did the the right thing. and 2,500 years from now, i hope and pray to god that people will still remember this. >> reporter: tonight may bring the end to one emotional day, but the family members have two more they're going to have to endure. on sunday it's the/11 memorial with president obama, but then monday morning in a private ceremony, the family members will gather on sacred ground where the plane crashed ten years ago, and there they will finally bury the last unidentified remains of those who died on flight 93. reporting from shanksville, pennsylvani

jurors watching it all closely, taking notes, says wftv reporter kathy bellich. >> a few of them i noticed would glance at ward when he's not looking, just to see if there's a reaction from him. >> reporter: a very different ward appeared in this jailhouse visit with his daughter mallory. >> i'm fine. everyone is being great. we're fine. and you know that, you know, sarah and i are completely, completely behind you and everyone else is. >> reporter: ward seemed in high spirits, joking as he talked about his filthy cell. >> there's no cold water and barely any hot water. the toilet does flush, though, so, believe me, i'm here in the ritz. >> such a lifestyle change for you. >> reporter: indeed a far cry from the family's multimillion dollar seven-bedroom mansion. in the plush development, their neighbors including tiger woods and shaquille o'neal among others. >> i think the best hope for the defense is that these jurors say, this seems fishy, i'm not sure i believe him, but i can't say for certain beyond a reasonable doubt that i'm ready to convict. >> reporter: and it would seem the only

i today kathy ashton, to get anything in the e.u. they need 27 votes to agr, a coensus. i said kathy, i think it's easier for me to reach an agreement with president abbas than for you to reach an agreement with the europeans. but i think they are trying to be helpful. >> rose: thank you for the hour. >> thank you, charlie. >> rose: benjamin netanyahu, prime minister... yes, sir? >> we ran twice as much as we should have talked and it's been a pleasure and worthwhile. >> rose: thank you for coming. captioning sponsored by rose communications captioned by media acss group at wgbh access.wgbh.org

i'm kathy kaye. fresh fears about the financial health of greece send g gbaba markrkssower once a ainin tragedy strikes can yeah after a pipeline exploded, killing at least 120 people in a nairobi slum. and six months after this and on a crashed into their homes, some of japan's hardest hit communities are racing to rebuild. >> they fear that if nothing is done, more people will leave this town and it will slowly wither and die. >> welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. >> it started in greece, but spread as far as japan. the fear dominated the world financial markets today and as investors eyed a very real prospect of a greek default, despite the late dave riley here in the u.s. -- the late dave rallied here in the u.s., from europe to china, shares tumbled. >> if greece is the epicenter of this financial crisis, it is sending shock waves to every corner of europe. but no work were the repercussions felt more acutely than here in france. today, shares of banks were sent tumbl

kathy picked these in her own backyard. she said it's harvest time there. >> look like they were's in a big tub. >> she puts them in a tub to clean them up. >> we'll have to eat them. >> i thought she was bobbing for apples. >> mix it up! it's friday. >> apples make you think of fall. >> right. >> almost there. >> thank you. >>> up next, a drug holiday the fda is caroling for search -- is considering for certain patients. ,, >>> today a fbi advisory panel voted require new labels for certain bone drugs. >> the panel wants the labels to clarify how long you should take the drug for the greatest benefit, and the least amount of risk. dr. kim explains. >> reporter: nina took osteoporosis drugs for almost ten years, and took a fall at work. >> i heard my right leg crack, iliaded on my left -- and i lands on my left, and the right leg was shattered, and the left leg sustained stress fractures. >> reporter: she was diagnosed with osteoporosis, and took drugs to prevent deterioration, but the studies done on these drugs were for s

it's possible that they don't want him to be a distraction. >> kathie, thank you. >> all right.hanks, craig. >> up next, education nation, i'll talk to a philanthropist who has made it his mission for the past 24 years to help students who need financial help. he sees them to very prestigious boarding schools. now he's looking to expand his work. we're going to talk to him. >>> there's no other way to describe our next guest, but kind of a real-life daddy warbucks. he takes kids from the poorest of conditions in newark, new jersey, and he pays for them to go to boarding school. that way they don't just have a chance in life. they have the best chance. and now, now he's trying to expand his foundation. joining us right now to talk about it is philanthropist russell white jr. good day to you, sir. >> good day to you, craig. >> russell, you wanted to help folks in your community. why this? why not, say, college scholarships? >> too late. you want to get the kids early. as early as you can possibly intervene in their lives the more you'll be able to change them. >> so you gave these

and i'm kathy and part of the sanctuary shelter and what i want to do is not just -- what i want to do is put in context some of the complaints to give a visual and there were for the period of january to december 23 complaints at next door. what i found when we did research is five of those complaints and actually we counted 21 and not 23 and five were from the one person and went to several departments and beyond that there were three complaints added that were from the monitoring committee themselves and when they do their monthly, it's about every month unannounced walk through, they will generate a complaint and that is not an individual complaint on issues that they see. and there was one complaint sent to us that was coming to 14, and i wanted to put in it conñ for that period of january 1 to march 31, we housed 1,208 unduplicated individuals. and when you do the math on that, there was 1,208 individuals and those 14 complaints come to .0115%. and that puts in context and not to diminish those complaints, and i, too, am looking at trends. what trends do we have in the category o

million point three people watching he and amy winehouse his family but then it devolved from there to kathy griffin and then snooki and that's what he has to do to keep an audience he's not he's not dr phil he's not dr oz he doesn't have that hook he's going to have to make it more of a kind of a silly variety i mean certainly it's one thing to want to expand your horizons and try different things but i just can't help thinking i mean this is the same guy who is the only you know non c.b.s. reporter to be able to do thanks on sixty million and then you see this let's turn it around and look at the other side jon stewart i mean every single night you know you turn on and you're seeing dots being connected you know by. producers that are really holding our lawmakers and. animal based on just putting them face to face the exact things that they said if he's there is that shirtless with snooki who can't even pronounce his name so you're going to get called mr anderton. but i mean what what what fuck with with jon stewart doing the job that we always sort of charged journalists with doing which

this one submitted by kathy and the san mateo bridge. you can clearly see the lightning strike. a lot of people have it posted on my facebook wall and sent tweets saying it was loud and it was bright. i saw the lightning strikes myself from our san francisco studios here, and it definitely was. the temperatures right now are in the 50s and the 60s. we do have some areas that are running warm like redwood city and san jose and los gatos and fairfield all in the 70s. and the low clouds are actually a little more scattered in nature mainly along the coastline. the marine layer is actually starting to shrink a bit. fws8 -- it is about 800 feet deep. more storms are possible through sunday, and it is going to be cool they are weekend. let me show you the water vai vapor imagery. it is working closer to us and triggered the thunderstorms. and we still have the potential to see more. this area of low pressure is going to slide south and then just park itself off the southern california coast over the weekend. what is going to happen is it will continue to rotate moisture up our way. th

. >> susie: kathy, the one worry that berkshire investors have is who is going to run the company when warren buffet decides to retire? who would you like to see in that job? >> i can't give you a name, but i can say i don't think investors need to worry because there's a culture in this company that produces a lot of talent and there are many, many people that operate the way warren does-- although, nobody is warun. i'm certainly not worried. i don't think anyone ills should be worried. >> susie: thank you both so much. warren buffet, cathy tamraz, a pleasure to have you on the program. >> tom: still ahead, protestors take to wall street to rally against greed. but with no clear message or demands comes little notice. >> susie: new rules take effect tomorrow for debit card transactions. the rules limit how much banks can charge merchants to process payments made with debit cards. the change comes as bank of america announced a new $5 monthly debit card fee for its customers. bank of america joins sun trust and regions financial, while wells fargo and j.p. morgan are testing monthly fe

>>en an there's kathy, a loan processor till the subprime crisis hit. >> we had leased vehicles, credit, the whole nine yards. and when i lost my job, that really hurt us. >> she came to circles for support and never considered herself in poverty because she says she wouldn't allow it. >> i would make sure we won't have gone on the street come hell or high water sue she's gone from $15,000 in debt to just $600 in debt. she was able to remodify her mortgage, find a job and she is now an ally. >> then i had this group on top of it. and i was never poor. never. >> as for kashmia, she'll be moving into an apartment and has a job. her number one goal? >> to be a great role model for my child and be successful. >> as you can see, there are clearly two economies, right now, the haves and have nots. don peoples, how do we close the gap between those two. >> education. we have to rethink how we approach jobs. ulf us have alignment of interest those this the top end of income and those in poverty. we all have the same goals. and so what we have to do is start looking for with a wide angle lens su

and side by side former world number one golfer tiger woods teams up with kathy jo luck after breaking his thirteen year association with pac man steve williams. football first though where samuel at seoul scored his third goal for big spending on g n a sather russian tsar be against the chechen side headache which and it suits to draw all the visiting sides headache open the scoring early in the first half when alexander problem call rushed into the penalty area for a long cross by dividing but it dribbled through two defenders and the goalkeeper before sending the ball into the four that were willing to take one out in the eight minute it's a car in g. just six minutes however to equalize at la crosse rebounded off mubarak to see faults samuel it was left practically in front of the keeper of the star striker making no mistake sending in the nets with his left foot one one was how the first half ended and that's how it stayed for most of the second forty five minutes as well and she desperately wanted to win in front of their own fans what's their desire to sack and press song for a

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you're very bravto come on and talk about your beloved son this morning, kathy, and i'd love to giveng a navy seal. >> well, he did really absolutely love everything he did, he loved the men he worked with. he loved what he was doing and he thought they were making such a difference in our world. but yet, even as dedicated as he was, he still had time for family and friends. and we're going to miss him greatly but we feel like that that group has made a big difference in our world. >> christie or joy, i know as we look at this wonderful photo of your brother as we remember him, i know that he always wanted to be a navy seal. i guess your mom gave him some books when he was 15 and he just got hooked on the idea, right? >> yeah. he had that idea in his head and we think from the age of 13 or 14, mom was trying to encourage him to read and he started reading the richard marcinco books and from that moment on, he told us he was going to be a navy seal and he never let that leave his sights. he had a lot of obstacles to overcome and he never let it discourage him. he let it keep motivatin

really going to like they're always agreeing rules like what have on the other side of the door is like kathy bates and i go come on in the next room you know you're getting you're like legs beaten with one of them or is this really where they maybe you know my creepy rapist who's on the other side of the door to really quick. let's look at denny's one of the only things that are doing. well and happy bacon oh yeah because that's right denise bacon only it's a celebration of we have new pekin dishes for ninety nine we have been thinking sampling bacon meatloaf even if it's. ok so that was bacon ali and now that he's doing a cheese thing where they have big mac and cheese big daddy patty bell which is the ultimate cheesy choice of. macaroni melted trainer g.'s more sauce and then serve atop a grilled potato bread absolutely no. absolutely. not you or i but i'm probably going to everybody they can just like the idea of. i mean i know my appearance is deceptive but i really don't eat that large and then i did this grosses me out with what they were terrible sharing be great or something but then

lhogs t3re tngkiaf fe a >> now we where kathy griffen's excess skin went. theri winnireu mestehog at h f the debate on purpose, or is obama so busy futf wor t3ianlil coryd fhod? >> i think boehner >> whatever they are doing, i'm sure it is with good intentions because politicians always tell the truth. >> dana, welcome back. it has been awhile since we have been together. i thought i would take it personally, but i am glad you are here. you are a business guy. what should obama say on wednesday night? is there anyway he could right the economy at this .? >> i think that the answer is no. i don't think there is anyway for him to create enough jobs between now and the election. no, he can't. it is not like he has a nano tech laboratory and he will make the $5 cancer cure. it is silly for a free marketer to look for the. -- for the president to do that. you are paying the price having not spent eight years in a mortgage orgy. >> i understand mortgage orgy. >> we had one of those, remember? >> it started out very boring -- >> al smith, the head of general motor

there's a lot of game playing here the russian the russian delegation is making the protest but that kathy was the most unpopular person in the neighborhood that was one of the reasons why this intervention was at all possible in the security council he had very few friends apart from those he'd pull out is so hard and visited libya six times i think he was a very unpopular exactly you know. what is your letter to your eyes are you with any with your friends let me go let me get an emotion here because i think the saudi royal family are very popular either ok go ahead your voice or. well i mean popularity oughtn't have anything to do with this one way or another well we're talking apples and oranges first of all i'd like to correct ian about the whole brigade on the dream and nonsense and two hundred thousand dead when it's been known for at least six years that the final tally of the war was one hundred thousand people in all three sides i'm not trying to minimize anybody's suffering but let's you know man's with the propaganda nonsense but secondly but secondly. international community s