beyonce knowles. you could barely -- can you say it again, sweetheart?the dance floor -- >> beyonce would dance so hard, she would lose her costume pieces. sometimes her hat would come off, because she was fierce. >> it was here that beyonce created her now famous alter ego. >> now, that's sasha fierce. that's who that is. >> when she got on the stage, she became a different person. >> but no one knew beyonce had a secret. >> i hummed the song and she finished it. and it blew me away. and i stopped and i told her, sing it again. and she wouldn't sing it again, because once again, she was very quiet, very shy. and i promised her a dollar and she sung it again and i was just, i was floored. when he parents came to pick her up, i told them, she can sing. she can really sing. >> a multi-million dollar star was born. >> and i remember her sitting on the floor, and i'm telling her, you're going to be so big. and i remember her, she was looking up at me, i said, you watch. ♪ >> at local talent pageants, the pint-sized powerhouse quickly made a name for herself.

deputy city attorney susan knowles that's in our adaptation. >> that's in commissioner hillis motion. >> yeah. included in the motion before you. >> just a few things first time i want to know when we're going to start element 13 perhaps we can improve the language in my opinion i'll tell you one of the reasons i don't generally support some of the language there's a sxhant reference to the affordable housing that's i think a miss statement i don't think rental housing is more affordable if someone is able to buy a home it's a great edge against inflation and despite rent control in san francisco you're at the mercy of rising that rents so we should be silent upon a preference for either ownership or rental tenants that's one thing we're not going to get it changed today probably. we're in a unique situation being a sfoif sunday ring with the harmonies of liberty; by water. we need more emphasis on the workforce because most couldn't have land for people to live in various community san francisco is pretty much being treated like every other couldn't so we're unique we have to address

india receiving and knowles grade teacher i carried my dear weaves itself on monday because i said as he opened a party or to protest at the us south korean joint of meat to eat. the north is an intricate with china has accrued to you today takes you to all who came to uncle john's aunt. in december guest on patrol with china i was about the great north korea only gets teeth i needed to japan leads the country this country we call me. our closest allies in the world. jim and takes a pleasure to see me or to the us and south korea or it could intensify its good to see them all. most korean resort and a new community never meant to. and daryl. he did not last. ageing. it is in china have it charged the former high ranking army chief with the eruption been changed i would want in charge of logistics for the people's liberation army the state run she like news agency said prosecutors charged with bribery embezzlement misuse of funds and abuse of power agency said to be tried in a military court. notice all the construction of military facilities and misty deputy chief of the army's genera

ruth sheldon knowles came from an oklahoma oil family. her book "the greatest gamblers" told the industry's history. rockefeller stayed out of the drilling end because he didn't want to lose any money. he was the one who always wanted to -- he wanted to make the money. and when he saw that there was such a thing as drilling dry holes and you could lose money, it was obvious to him in the beginning, that there was going to be as much money lost in looking for oil as there would be made by finding it. schoumacher: rockefeller bought the oil that other men drilled, refined it, and sold it. by 1869, he had the largest refinery in the country. and a year later, standard oil of ohio was born. when competition squeezed profit margins, rockefeller squeezed the competition. willing competitors were bought. unwilling competitors found themselves cut off from railroads, pipelines, and credit. by having the monopoly that he had originally -- which in refining and in pipelining -- he was able to control the price of oil for the producers. and the inde

safe on the country's defense ministry only confirmed their preaching in the town of them endorsed a knowles alternet square we add now the sixties and poet became be peace until the clash is that we hear from local residents that's as bad as the colts reason fun to chase the current reply nobody's town. some eyewitnesses to the conference has been honored at the airport and the dear old said. bolton boss of defense reports that at least foment a civil rights movement have been killed during these operations and are also reports that iran injuries in these times we don't see it from my weakness is that in the tunnel to sled down schools and yet he didn't region where time stood on the vehicles and troops have been gathering for several days of the many local residents recall that several of some kind of tea the tea bags against a fall of the countries that defence ministry only confirms that the kindle to ration in one town he obtained in its region. matt was our teacher maria and i snap. and now for the latest on the us position regarding ukraine's fragmented political climate that are teas

cares about what kids are in a shipping channel to her husband to push for celtic things like jim knowles hormone fueled beef and corn syrup which are pretty much everything or even nowadays when my parents were in school kids choose what he was the big deal because the photo section nutritious cannot load up of chemicals. there were waves of obese children packed a little like daddy bread and butter with greasy meat every day this job but this is just another example of the cover to treat the symptoms but not the disease of overall quality of food is going around the fascist lacking the road. you can. from the beginning i think. race time. dressed up in the kind of a family or mine. my brother spacious and musician my sister's neck is my mother's americas director at my uncle's an actor. and i was so years older than my mother saw an ad in the news paper about doing so making it the unspoken at the royal dramatic theater in stockholm and she said you wanted to said yes why not. an acidic for me and said well you do get some couple hundred coolness in him. for every show. i was just think

asked wited abouted his knowled' roller benghazi. >> i don't remember. the timing of my awareness of that investigation. i did not know anything about what was going to with general petraeus. >> i don't remember, i i don't remember saying that there was briefings, again i i don't remember, but as i said, i would not be surpriseed if i briefed the deputies, on the 13th, that the attack had evolveed, i don't know when ones, you have to ask agency for that, but, it was coordinated. lou: moral claimed he changed what he calls certain quote insignificant editorial words, he admitting, his decision to ignore and e-mail from a station chief in libya. and e-mail that stated, clearly that there was no protests, that no demonstration occurred before the terrorist attack. here is moral telling committee, that his analysts and dc in his judgment quote more compelling evidence than cia station chief and his people on the ground in benghazi all of that before he decided that he actual aagreeed with both views. 4 americans killed in a protest, he acknowledgeed against

. >> what is particularly bizarre about accusing beyonce knowles of incrieding teen pregnancy is sheic in a long-term committed relationship with her husband of ten years. the couple had their daughter years after they wed. as one of the examples of the sexually corrupted nature of beyonce's music, the video for "drunk in love" is what o'reilly cites. it shows her dancing with no one other than her husband. the scandal. beyonce is not contributing to teen pregnancy president if anything she is a symbol for young listeners of what a healthy and committed relationship looks like and what a successful woman does when she makes it to the top. >>> after the break, as congress returns from recess, there is plenty of lawmaking to do, but for republicans heading into the mid terms why take up unemployment assistance or, when you can vote to repeal obamacare all day long. that's next. hey kevin...still eating chalk for hearburn? yea. try alka seltzer fruit chews. they work fast on heart burn and taste awesome. these are good. told ya! i'm feeling better already. alka-seltzer fruit chews. enjo

. >> reporter: stanford economist roger knowles says in 2010 state lawmakers amended the lottery act.igger faster growing jackpots. and much better odds at winning smaller prizes. >> the second thing thehave done is they have increased the marketing of it. it's much easier to buy lottery tickets now than it used to be. >> reporter: the downside? new changes make it dramatically tougher to win the big prize. does knoll play? >> i do not. and it's because i'm too much of an economist. i never can get past the odds. >> reporter: she says she is taking her husband alvaro to maui on their very first honeymoon after 52 years of marriage. with the rest of her winnings? she hopes her daughter and son- in-law are sitting down. >> they don't know. they're going to be surprised. but i bet they're going to be very happy. >> reporter: the couple has one grandchild and another on the way. and grandma wants to fund their education. >> education is the key of the future. >> reporter: a future she refuses to gamble on. >> such a great family. before the changes, the lottery had to send a minimum of 34

ann knowles old staple of african local legends.ures to prove it. >>> some look like, they don't card them? 18 people -- people die everyday because they're waiting for organ transplants that never end up coming because there's a shortage. have you thought about being a donor? something that could save somebody's life. >>> aubrey brewster was on the long -- a long waiting list for a liver. >> i think we are going to make it. i am very out of breath. >> his body was failing. aubrey never lost faith. >> it has to be a miracle. i was basically given a month. >> the months to live waiting for donor organ in california could come too late. aubrey left san francisco for new orleans. it's number one in liver transplant. louisiana family with a big -- descartes offered this stranger chance at life. >>> the her son or father. >> they're sons died in car accident -- a car accident. aubrey now has his liver. >> i'm very grateful. >> in san francisco, vicki -- kron4 news. >>> coming up, new information coming out about a deadly bus crash near c

i sent the president and yourself a letter references the toyota settlement which was a knowled knowledged a couple weeks ago for 1.2 billion suggesting that the settlement could actually usher in a major opportunity to do something this administration is pointing do and everything everyone on the committee supported. we need to arrest the increase in the prison population. we need to do something about turning more young people into positive paths in our society. we are funding youth mentoring and getting closer to a hundred million a year but we could take a settlement like that and similar to the bp matter and do something constructive. there are millions of young people not connected to any programs like the boys and girls club of america and big brothers and sisters. we could go through the laundry list of great organizations. but the point was that, you know, we cannot just complain about the increase in the prison population. it is rising to almost, i don't know, 7 million dollars in this year's budget request which is double what it was, just probably a decade or so ago. we have to