kelsey is trying to take the kids out of california.es, really needs to stay close to his tutors. and mason their other child wants to go to camp in california. they're meeting in court. having a court personnel evaluate, kelsey, camille and the kids to see how they should dole out custody. >> getting messy. >> it's getting messy. >> not going to end nicely i have a feeling. >> bet it won't. >>> now, jane lynch, you all know, "glee" fans, you know who she is. tapped to host the next primetime emmy awards. she is hysterical. >> so good. so good in "40-year-old virgin." >> plays these character roles. and she actually was the only choice for executive producer mark burnett. he said she was the one from the beginning, his first and only choice as host. the primetime emmy awards will be happening september 18th. and the nominees come out july 14th. >> she will be so good. you know she can play any role and just make things hysterical. >> song and dance number. >> this story i cannot believe. hard to understand how this could happen. j-lo an

he claimed the dog was hit, grabbed kelsey and took off in his car. zuniga called police and filed a report. but there is more to the story. the suspect actually owned the dog, but police say he abandoned it when he moved. zuniga says she found kelsey wandering the streets of south san francisco last october and brought him to the humane society and later adopted him. >> he was in bad, bad, bad shape. he was a little over two pounds. and he was supposed to be six. i had never seen a dog -- i know the neighborhood and i have never seen the dog. >> the suspect was arrested and he is still in jail tonight facing assault and robbery charges. >>> a small group of bay area moroccans are gathering to rally against violence in their country. the protesters expressed their disapproval of recent deadly bombings. they criticized terrorism of any kind. but they praised the decision by king mohamed, the 6th to reevaluate the constitution. thousands in moroccan are protesting the decision saying the king's constitutional reforms don't go far enough. they are callin

and from the board of trustees, piedmont hills, kelsey chan joining us now with more on the project. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> what an amazing project. a, you're saving teachers' jobs, that is huge, so many school districts are looking to do it. but you're looking at the green manner. if you could explain what the project is. >> basically we are the largest solar energy project at a school district in the country at this point, producing 7.1- megawatts of energy. >> and so is that something for the school district to be taking on? how did this come about? >> well, it came about because we had an opportunity to save money by investing in solar energy. and so instead of spending money on electricity, we're able to keep that money in the classroom where it belongs. >>> kelsey, you are an incoming senior and have been involved in the project. tell us how you got involved. is this part of a class? >> well, i'm part of my associated student body, our leadership class. we were able to be part of the ribbon cutting ceremony, which is really exciting. and, yeah. >> what are y

cynthia was walking her dog kelsey on eucalyptus avenue on friday when a man walked up to her and took dog. he claimed it was his. she called the police and filed a report. turns out the suspect did own the dog at one point. but police say he abandoned the dog when he moved. she says she found kelsey wandering the streets last october and brought him to the humane society and later adopted him. >> he was in bad, bad, bad shape. he was a little over two pounds. he is a little over two pounds. he was supposed to be six. so i, i never seen a dog. i no te neighborhood. i never seen the dog. >> police located the suspect and arrested him. he is in jail facing assault and robbery charges. >> 6:36 now. what started off as a father's day trip ended with the coast guard rescuing a father and his two -- two children after the boat capsized. most of the boat was submerged in the bay with two or three feet of the bow sticking out of the water. three firefighters went in the water with boards to rescue people and were close to boaters when the coast guard arrived. they are all okay. the fact that a

kelsey jeter, rosario ramirez, lelou reboiso, [names are read] commissioner maufas: deputy superintendent lee, a clarifying question. the first paragraph, the last sentence is that the superintendent is authorized to make any transfers to affect changes in accounts made necessary by changes in the method of expenditures. we will be told about that if and when it occurs, correct? >> i believe that language is meant to refer to technical changes, not substantive changes. commissioner maufas: even if it is a small technical change. >> can you confirm we are able to do that? i do not know exactly. >> i can get that in the memo form that a change was made or there was a modification. i just want to be aware after our support that if anything occurs you would send the information to us, and just information. i would appreciate it. thank you. commissioner wynns: i just want to ask -- a memo we got, since the state budget is totally up in the air. we will soon come before school starts, have another review of the budget based on the state budget once it is passed, including if it is passed just a

we need more heavyweight conservatives and kelsey grammer to get active abroad khyber and there are some there i am pretty much named every conservative and hollywood they need to leverage their way to empower to make a difference. >> think geo 55 >> seal team six is a tier one counterterrorism unit. you have the other single teams but it has additional funding and additional support and training to make them good tier one unit to be called out on a moment's notice to just go anywhere in the world to do counterterrorism awp. >> what sets them apart from the others? where they are sent to the training? >> hipaa here is enhanced training close quarters battle is what sets them apart from the other teams. close quarters battle like aboard a cruise ship or airplane or inside a building that takes it to a whole new level. >> what does training entail? >> they have to understand you already deal with the league caliber of the warrior all of the seals have warfare training, urban training dieting, sky diving, you have the lead warriors of the training going into fine-tuning these were the speci

cynthia was walking her dog kelsey last friday when a man walked up and took the k-9 claiming that theg was his. an investigation revealed the dog was actually the man's lost pet from about a year ago. it had turned up in an animal shelter where cynthia adopted it and nursed it back to health. the man will have to pursue a civil case if he really wants the dog back. >>> recapping the top stories. the long parking nightmare is almost over at south bay mineta san jose international airport. the lot is open since 4:00 and handful of cars come insofar. two new lots that opened south of terminal be. they will add 1,500 new spaces in a short walking distance. of the terminal in san jose. it's up to $30 on the daily lot. rate is $22 a day. if you have been here, you know the nearest garage is across from terminal "b." only 285 spots and most for the rental cars. now there are two new lots nearby to hopefully end the clogging that often happens by terminal "b." new signs will go up. indicating they are now called the economy lots. no longer the long-term parking lots. that rate is $15 a day. h

newlyweds regis philbin and his new husband kelsey grammer. mozell tov for them.ning with his wife and texting from his cell phone. put the phone away for a couple of year. look, honey, i'm deleting all my contacts. in other disgraced politician news, former illinois governor rod blagojevich was convicted after he attempted to sell the senate seat that was vacated when barack obama became president. he was convicted of criminal abuse of styling mousse. he could be facing up to 300 years in prison. which is a long time. even for a leprechaun, that is a long time. the experts say he'll probably serve about ten of those years. which is still a lot. i don't know how he's going to do it in prison. that hair. i mean, first of all, how do you even do that hair? secondly, it's only a matter of time before some fellow prisoner makes him his blagovich-bitch, right? there's a big soccer game. the gold cub final between mexico and the united states. our team -- the u.s. scored the first two goals. mexico came back to win it 4-2. did you go to that game? >> no, jimmy. >> jimmy

kelsey dunn made the lead stand up thanks to six shutdown innings. the bears are shut out. they play oklahoma state friday in oklahoma city. what a play. >>> french open maria sharapova hoping to build on her comeback and a trip to the finals. but first she had to beat li na who was hoping to become china's first-ever grand slam winner. mistakes like this are not going to help. even her boyfriend couldn't stand to watch. match ended on a sharapova double fault. she had 10 in the match. so li na advances to face the winner of the bartoli and schiavone all italy match. schiavone far court into the net for the win. schiavone is looking to winner had second straight french open. >>> have you ever hit somebody unintentionally? that's alex burro's story and he is sticking to it. burrows and bergeron mixing tupped. he appears to bright on the right index finger. after speaking with about your else are, the nhl decided he didn't bite bergeron with intent. >> it was malicious. >> not something that you know i should be doing at this level anyway. >> ow! ow! [ crying ] >> that really

cynthia was walking the dog kelsey on eucalyptus avenue when a man walked up and took the dog claiminguspect did own the dog at one point but police say he abandoned it when he moved. she says she found the dog walking the street in october and brought him to the humane society and later adopted him. >> he was in bad, bad, bad shape. he was a little over two pounds. and he was a little over two pounds. and that he was supposed to be six. and so, i never seen a dog. i know the neighborhood. i never seen the dog. >> it looks like a good fit now. police located the suspect and arrested him. he is in jail facing assault and robbery charges. >>> just ahead on abc7 news at 6:00 a.m. -- the morning vote that means the internet is about to get a lot more web addresses. >> can you spare a spare? the former standard feature that apparently is not so standard on new cars. >> firefighters respond to a three-alarm blaze that involves four different agencies. and leaves several people -- [ inaudible ] one person taken to the hospital. i'm nick smith in sunnyvale. i'll have a live report.

we need more heavy weight conservatives, patricia heaton, kelsey grammer.e out there i named every conservative in hollywood but they need to start leveraging their weight and power to really start making a difference, i think. >> thank you, ben. >> thank you so much. [applause] >> this weekend learn more about the literary scene of savannah georgia, one of eight southeast cities we're touring this year for booktv. next an interview with hugh golson answer of andrew low and the sign of the buck. >> andrew low was one of the savannah's more prominent citizens. he was a merchant. he was an entrepreneur. he was a family man but technically there's two andrew lows because we're about a nephew and an uncle and the family line which bridge five generations in the book that me and my co-author have put together. first of all, this is a scottish family. they are from the area on the east coast of the scotland. the low family were not the most important people around. they were tenant farmers on the lands of the lords keefe who were the big shots in the neighborhood

have layered bedding. >> thank you. >> thank you, kelsey. we have time for one more. oral medications you can talk to your doctor about. botox has been a big breakthrough. for people who can't wear sandals through this summer, we haven't really talked about feet much. i'm a big believer in wool socks in the summer ch. there is a brand called smart wool which wicks the moisture away. for people -- if you can't -- if it's not a problem that requires medical treatment, be smart about the clothing you wear. there are cool fabrics out there now that can take away the problem. >> the wicking fabrics. >> from head to toe. >> dr. nancy snyderman, thank you so much. coming up next, switching gears here. thinking of buying or selling your home, how much house you can get for just under $300,000 or less. later, excess baggage. we show you how to pack efficiently so you don't have to pay the hefty airline fees. first, these messages. announcer ] it's 2011. wonder where the durango's been for the last two years? well, it toured around europe, getting handling and steering lessons

in a statement to cnn said "our heart goes out to kelsey's family.ption and putting together every single puzzle. she believes prosecutors have abandoned her daughter. >> this girl came and made your case by coming and testifying. she made your case. >> reporter: for now, she's focusing on drawing attention to people like those she says forced her daughter into child prostitution. >> they are good at what they do. they make a lot of money doing what they do. and the girls are expendable. there is always another girl out there. >> reporter: cnn, everett washington. >> a man caught on surveillance video. that is coming up. with honey nu. kissed with real honey. and the 100% natural whole grain oats can help lower your cholesterol. you are so sweet to me. bee happy. bee healthy. (rawhen an investmentrsation). lacks discipline, it's never this obvious. introducing investment discipline etfs from russell. visit russelletfs.com r a prospectus, containing the investment objectives, risks, charges, expenses and other information. read and consider it careful

a month after testifying before a grand jury in a sex trafficking case that led to an indictment, kelseyho goes by her middle name emily just disappeared. as a girl, sarah says her daughter served from learning disabilities and an abusive stepfather, and as a teen dealing with the pain drew emily into the underground world of sex trafficking. >> smoking, drinking, using marijuana. she did start using ectasy, but i think that came in when the prostitution started. it felt like it was a self-destructive path for her. i did not know how to stop it. >> reporter: emily's path crossed with a man 20 years older. sarah says that man drove her daughter to portland, oregon, to sell her body along this seedy strip of motels and sex shops. this is the corner where police picked up emily working as a prostitute, and she was only 16 and she told police she did not want to keep selling herself. doug justice retired from the portland police department, but still fields calls about the trafficking. >> he bought her clothes and got her condoms and told her what to do and how to do it, and everything. she

harkin: i ask unanimous consent that kelsey maltrimaya and katherine currough be granted floor privileges during today's session. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. harkin: mr. president, rarely has washington been so completely out of touch with the priorities and anxieties of ordinary working americans. here on capitol hill policy-makers are obsessed -- obsessed -- with the budget deficit. but the rest of america is most concerned with a far more urgent deficit: the jobs deficit. our nation remains deeply mired in the most retracted period of joblessness since the great depression. officially, some 14 million americans are out of work, but real unemployment -- the real unemployment -- including those that are working part time but want to be working full time, those who are marginally atarchtiond those who have never worked in the first place because they never got a job -- you add that all up, we've got closer to 25 million americans unemployed. and millions of americans who are employed are increasingly anxious about holding on to their jobs or at their present income makin

kelsey space, the head of by a foundation give her a round of applause. [applause] the foundation is here. what we're doing those days in september 21st is having workshops and i have a whole day i think it's friday and we will be doing a workshop on this criminal justice system that is not just. we've got to deal with that, and i've got to begin to organize those people that coming out of prison deride trustees something about you, my brother? here is a brother that has been looking for a job for how long? about a year. he had been working for how long? and they came to him three years they came to him one day and set by the way, we found out that you had one time had been incarcerated. and you know what that means? we've got to let you go. there wasn't anything about coming to work on time or the quality of his work or the way that he comported himself somebody found out he had the record and he has been out of work ever since. there's many others that don't ever get to get fired for having a record so what we've got to do here with all these organizati

kelsey from johnstown, pennsylvania. good morning. >> hi. >> what's your question?th of credit card and personal loan debt. five accounts are open and revolving. six are closed or insolvent accounts. we just completed an irs audit for about three years for which we are going to owe about $14,000. i have $3,000 to apply to debt and i want to know the best place to apply it. should i put it to the irs? should i put it toward one of the loan accounts that the balance is about $3,000 and wipe out a monthly payment or should i maybe apply it to estimated tax payments for 2011? >> good question. jean? >> really good. so many moving pieces. you're on an installment plan with the irs for next year's debt, right? for last year's debt? >> it will be, yeah. >> part of the deal with an installment plan is you have to pay next year's taxes. so take the $3,000, put as much of it as necessary toward paying the estimated taxes. anything left over you can put toward the highest interest rate credit card debt. but make sure you stay on time on those installment payments. >> okay. >>

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