. -- lennie. lennie, who was with us in beijing. because of your extraordinary work, violence against women as part of the beijing platform. because of your work in coalition with other groups around this country, over 15,000 battered and sexually abused in the court woman -- and the. women are here and free of their abusive spouses. thank you very much, lennie. and sarah. is your mom here? she is also related to someone on the school board. sarah, who runs and it works on signature products, coaching boys into men. i encourage you to look at that's not cool.com, which is about stopping dating violence. this is an organizational award, i get to do this. and for rachel, who has been at the organization and who has been my partner as we build in the federal part of global clhu to challenge the notion that violence does not have to be part of the human experience. i thank you, rachel, and i think all of you for this award and for the work that we will do together in this city, and are presidio, to create a future without violence for o

i'm here with lenny, vanessa, and armstrong. we're it talking about blacks in the republican party.ou all a question because there are a lot of cynics out there who would say that black folk join the republican party because the line is shorter, right? you can get to the top of the leadership that you can get on the pundit circuit, write best-selling books if you're willing to expose values as a black person. >> number one you have to show the values are part of your way of life and to go against that criticism you have to show you love black people and america more than the republican party. all you can do is try to help people with the policies and the philosophies that you epous spouse. if you can't do that you are what people are calling you. >> i take question with the premise of what it is you said. if we take off the label republican and take off the label democrat and ask most people which views do you align more with, more black people align ideologically with the republican party. the difference between us and them is we -- >> on certain issues. >> on most of the issues, o

y henry, lanzó una producción y los hermanos máximo y lenny promueven su nuevo grupo.los finalistas, pero no ganó. y tenemos una chica. >>> les falta una casa discográfica, aunque premium tiene interés enmente pr el proyecto buscan otras opciones. >>> no somos los únicos, ellos tienen muchos artistas anthony santos, herrera, pedro vargas. y las acusaciones de narcotráfico contra franklin romero, dueño de premium, esto dijeron. >>> claro que sí, lo apoyamos, nos dio la oportunidad y hizo a este grupo en 15 años en carrera, y 11 años por él si no nos apoya, el grupo no estaría donde está ahora. r >>> ¿como crees que terminara todo?. >>> bien libre de todo, es un hombre bueno ha respetado la ley y lo conozco muy respetuoso de la comunidad. está en su casa en new york, tranquilo. >>> está libre bajo fianza hasta el día del juicio y máxiax y lenny están esperanz de poder compartir su bachata con su público. en miami, univisión. >>> vieron la tony antes, trabajando con el grupo aventura, y mientras trabaja ensaya, lo ven en las imágenes de su primer ensayo con su pareja jenn

. >> where was p lenny and squigg. >> oh. >>> california wouldn't be what it is today without the gold the 19th century. ready for a new one? an archaeologist that auctioned off an 8.2-pound gold nugget, says there's more riches to be found. he tells us, the likelihood there's more gold there is very luckily. if you were the landowner, wouldn't you want to look? he is returning to the spot where the nugget was discovered in washington, california. he's bringing ground-penetrating radar. and business owners looking to cash in on a rush of gold, prospectors say it's the talk of the sierra. >> there's no question, obviously, that there's gold out there in them hills. it's been termed the washington nugget. and we're not sure who found it or where it was found. >> however, the geologist involved. he says he will return to the spot of the find in mid-may. he won't reveal the exact location. >> because there's gold in them thar hills. >> how often has that guy said that? >> that's going to do it for us. >>> in our latest editorial, we said we're tired of politicians shouting from the rooftop

dictators or authoritarian leaders in africa you know lenny davis actually quipped to him that i've kidded to him he'd do better to win by fifty one percent than ninety eight percent ok but you know let's let's be serious here you know on a deeper level which is that what would this be affective without us interests at play for example whatever tauriel guinea they have oil the u.s. benefits something country like saudi arabia major geo strategic interest for the united states to counter iran and for other reasons so if there isn't a vested interest for the us does this work does that need to be there you know i think vested interest is an interesting term because there are so many different strategic interests for the united states in editorial getting its oil as economics oil boil but then we look at a country like this which is the second poorest country in the western hemisphere after haiti has no oil to speak of but you know it has quite a large military base called palmyra let's sort of that has been operating there since the one nine hundred eighty s. which was used for the contra wa

individual stick him in the fashion it was the bundle i was the latin name for the bundle so so most lenny invented this word fascism really giovanni gentile close and his ghost writer invented this this word fascism and he this really great idea he even dissolved the elected parliament and replaced it with the come out all of us see a dell a corporate. you know i'm sorry. i don't need which is talian for the chamber of the fascist corporations in other words your congressional district is no longer represented in parliament by or in congress the equal of congress by the guy that you elected it's represented by the largest corporation in your district. this merger of corporations and government mussolini described was fascism and he thought it was just this wonderful thing and so the question that i'm asking and i think we really need to you know not rhetorical if we were to really need to seriously consider this is how is what most away needed replacing elected politicians with corporate representatives any different from what we're doing right now having our corporate entities come in an

lenny and his friends enjoying the nicer weather.ed by nora o'donnell. >> we did say something about the sunshine didn't you? >> yeah but i think it is mostly you. so glad to have you. >> spring is almost here. >> coming up we're going to talk about new changes that are coming for airports in all across the country in the wake of some reports that airport traffic controllers have been falling asleep in the tower. one plane carrying a seriously ill patient forced to land without assistance. they will flip some changes into effect. and we will talk about what is difficult news for katherine zeta jones. she admitted she has spent time in a mental health facility being treated for bipolar type ii disorder. >> and we wish her family well. she can be an inspiration for a lot of people. on another note, if you are in the market for a new bathroom or kitchen, a lot of people want to do renovations. you may be able to negotiate a good price if you do it now. we have really good tips on how to do it, how to get a good contractor. and you don't

. >> kathy: the lenny bruce team? >> jimmy: yeah. the uncensored. we're the uncensored. [ cheers and applause ] that's the name of our team. you got a team name? >> lupe: orange juice box? >> orange juice box. it's good. >> jimmy: it's the uncensored versus orange juice box. kathy, you're up first. >> kathy: okay. >> jimmy: all right, you guys sit in this -- this couch, over here. a lot of room. you can lay out if you want. >> kathy: okay. >> jimmy: all right, here we go. we are going to win. i cannot wait. >> kathy: ready? >> jimmy: yes. all right, it's a movie. three words. "the -- king's speech." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ all right, i went for the hug. i went for the hug. i went for the hug. i meant to say, "i'm so psyched." that was amazing. >> kathy: okay. all right, all right. >> jimmy: we're a great team. all right, you're up. you see how easy it is. that was awesome. you're great. >> wow. [ light laughter ] oh no. >> jimmy: ready? >> yes, movie. >> jimmy: oh, that's cheating. >> oh. >> kathy: aw. >> "psycho." [ laughs ] not "

i said you mean business so i can attempt to come to my office on monday that his lawyer was lenny deeough who has since passed away. i said we can put darÍo in the same room with bill miller and these people because they hated each other. so he said, okay so we went over and negotiated the deal and the city ended up putting a lot of money that still we didn't know we were going to do that much. within agreed that dara was sitting in my office. finally they said yes. and then, darius said to me after we agreed on the price in the deal that would be done, darÍo said what about my other $40,000 in broken english. i said what $40,000? he said they promised me a thousand dollars to negotiate. it's been 40 days. so i picked up the phone and called miller. i never heard miller swear my life except that day. i said forget about it. forget i even call. the deal is off. i will handle it. so i said to darÍo, -- that is why can't trust them to get the deal, the whole thing. so i said what if i can give you some of the? i will give you $20,000. he said how can you do that? i said i want make you t

y en exclusiva a bailar con lenny y mike que nos cuentan todo, y nos presentan su mÁs reciente producciÓnn la carretera y entra un palo. primero de dÓnde sale el palo. pero quÉ hacÍa la mujer grabando y filmando mientras conducÍa. >> obviamente la mujer estÁ sana y salva. no sÉ si podemos pasar en cÁmara lenta... >> para mÍ el camiÓn... >> lo que me luce es que el carrito que lo manejando, golpea el palo y sale volando. >> existe mucho escombro en las carreteras y es un peligro. mucha gente muere al aÑo por los escombros que hay en las carreteras. >> lo dispara como un proyectil. >> quÉ hacÍa esa mujer grabando video mientras conduce. >> hay mucho de quÉ hablar como mucho de quÉ hablar dan los celos. mucho de quÉ hablar dan las noticias. neida sandoval nos tiene todo lo que pasa en este paÍs y en el mundo. >> claro que sÍ, ustedes me alegran el dÍa y yo se los informo. vamos con esto, el hallazgo de decenas de cadÁveres en fozas clandestinas tiene consternada a la comunidad mexicana. tenemos vÍa satÉlite a antonio gillÉn, él se encuentra en la frontera entre reinosa y tamaolipas. >> graci

but when she was trying to get back on to enough men it was lenny who wanted to hire a lawyer to gett his own problem. charles is coming down too soon. >> darya: yes this tour is still going. i think the interest is gone over it, you know what to expect. >> gary: your member with using these to get a big deal you should've done it by then. >> darya: jump the tank. we'll be right back. >> george: this is the traffic trying to get into downtown hayward, no major incidents on the freeway. minor accidents to back up the traffic. it is slow for about 7 mi. between the two bridge turnoffs. 84 and 92 more coming up. >> james: a look from the james lick, san francisco blues as today we start our school. warm afternoon with their highs and lows '70s. tomorrow slightly cooler. only dropping a couple of degrees between now and then. then the warm-up begins a full details look coming up. >> mark: new details and the mastermind of the september 11th attacks, and wikileaks documents they describe other targets in the u.s. that he had wanted to attack. he said before he was captured you began prepa

don't think the standards should be written on the basis of what is the average american -- jack immel lenni-inclusive and there are things we don't like that don't qualify as quid pro quo, but if you try to do what they want to do, chase down every new thing that possibly might do and public official might do to evade the existing law and make that a 20 year federal felony as well you're going to wind up with a sprawling mall was trials and unjust convictions. >> professor alschuler seems a kind of reign of terror falling down on -- [laughter] local and state political officials and public servants. any reaction to that mr. bookbinder? >> sure. [laughter] where to start. i think that it's easy to kind of see runaway criminalization of corruption and i think it's -- i don't really buy it. i think we are talking about sophisticated actors who generally understand the law who are going to be represented by good counsel if there are ever charges. and these are people who if anybody can negotiate statutes these are the people who can do it. i think that you can argue as to whether certain kind o