he will win an oscar. >> so you would care if leo cared -- if leo cared -- >> he is a great5w3áz messengerill be a messenger in pieces in the asteroid comes. >> i said this before on the show, nasa is a joke. >> i have more faith in the chicago cubs. they are done. they are through. >> that's why they are giving money to space experts. either we will all die and the thing will dissolve and they know that. they are smart and they have phd's. there is nothing we can do so why waste your time. do we want to know if we are about to die anyway? i would like to know. i would like to get some affairs in order. >> maybe steal a catalog? >> i was going to have my great last meal, t bone stake. >> bone in? >> i would experiment. i am going to die. i haven't done that yet. bernie, what are you doing later? >> what you would have to do if knew the asteroid was coming get as high as possible. >> no lollipop. >> that was the table. someone's chair is about to collapse. >> this has never happened before. do you think that was a sign? >>y saw beckel in here. >> don't you blow on this table. >> i have seen

ya volvemos. >> te voy a echar un poquito. >> ese es leo. >> sÍ, leo. >> para el amor. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ whereerizon apoya a todos aquellos que están creando el futuro del mañana. se fuente de inspiración y comparte tus ideas en verizon.com/creafuturo. ♪ ¿no será que se me pasa alguna partecita? yo pienso que sí. guau. estos quedan muy bien. ¿no será que con los labios se me pueden caer? este lápiz dice: "usese hasta cuatro veces al día". ¿mucho no? [ locutora ] crest whitestrips se adhieren a tus dientes uniformemente. remueven las manchas bajo la superficie del esmalte. el resultado es profesional y dura hasta 12 meses. ¿puedo probar los crest whitestrips? [ locutora ] crest whitestrips, la manera de blanquear. ......................... ♪ ♪ >> seguimos con mucho mÁs de primer impacto. >> verÁn lo que hace shakira. una serie de televisiÓn revera que sufriÓ abusos a manos de un ex novio. >> esto y mÁs en el segmento especial. hoy a cargo de daniela desde los Ángeles. adelante, hola. >> hola, jackie estÁ en una asignaciÓn especial, pero estoy con las noticias sobre las estrellas de hollywood y

leo will speak at the climate summit. there's more antarctic sea ice since mess shumplts -- global warming paused a decade and a half ago, just as co 2rks levels rose 10%. sea level increases are small and may be slowing, bad news for obama's breathless hysteria, great news for al gore's house vote. so imagine if stars like leo focused on terror not climate. but terror doesn't get -- global warming hysteria is now a religion with god, sinners and indull negligences, a cult that crushes those who dare to speak out. remember, corruption -- these dopes condemn carbon, an energy source that could actually save millions. leo may be an angel to the u.n., but to the rest of the world, he's got horns that kill. the absurd priorities that both the u.n. and most celebrities. you've got terror and they're looking at rising sea levels. >> he's going to put out a series of films and one of them is called carbon. it's going to -- the world is threatened by a carbon monster. and then so what do you do? if you can't use the coal oil, nat

aquÍ estÁ el de leo, mucho... amor!rticipar en un sorteo para celebrar una boda conjunta con la participaciÓn de walter mercado quÉ les parece? a la de gÉminis y a la de leo. >> gracias, nos alegra mucho verlo en buen estado de salud se ve muy bien con esa energÍa significativa y simbÓlica de su personalidad y nos desea mucho amor. >> gracias walter. no pierde la esencia yo creo que lo mÁs hochquerido sin dudas mucho un nos encanta verlo bien como dices luce maravilloso y haciendo todavÍa proyectos como con gran emprendedor. >> hay walter para rato. >> gracias las 10 estrellas reciben sus nominaciones al houston latin grammy. >> pero calle 13, enrique iglesias y carlos vives tienen grandes razones para explicarlo. >> algo que le va a sorprender. ♪ >> seguimos con mucho mÁs de primer impacto van a ver lo que hace shakira con su hijito y una actriz de una serie de televisiÓn afirma que sufrió grandes abusos de parte de un ex novio. >> hoy en el segmento latino de parte de nuestra daniela. >> hola bÁrbara y pamela jackie e

she looks very peaceful, leo. >> i'll be right back. okay? >> yeah. >> after the exam, mr. wants to examine his wife's body. >> did you determine a cause? >> it's her heart. she went very quickly. >> she was a good woman. 60 years. >> patty's investigation is complete and she's certain irene died of a heart attack in her sleep. what patty cannot be certain of is how long leo can survive without his wife. >> your son and i talked about that he really needed to keep a close eye on him because it's very common that someone, two people that have spent a lifetime together, that he may pass shortly after her. they say they die from a lonely heart. >> i'm sorry for your loss. >> thank you. >> i'm sorry, leo. you take care of yourself. okay? >> of the 1500 deaths this medical examiner's office responds to every year, only about 500 end up in the morgue for further study. irene stafirski does not need an autopsy. she will be released directly to a funeral home. >> i'm going to call her doctor and have her sign the death certificate so now we've actually contacted the funeral home an

they were in guyana with representative leo ryan, democrat of california.n was killed. >> i don't think that anyone was expecting physical trouble at that level, guns, weaponry, that sort of thing. i think everybody was surprised. >> i really think he thought he was a member of congress. i mean, there's a congressional shield of protection. we wouldn't any of doing that today without taking protection or security. >> congressman leo ryan had taken a news team and a group of concerned relatives to guyana for a look inside jonestown where jim jones and his california people's temple had relocated under a dark and growing cloud of accusations. >> a lot of constituents had young children, young adolescent children and young adults, who had become involved in the people's temple. and they were concerned about them. and a number of them came to congressman ryan and said, we think something's wrong. we feel that our kids have been taken over by this man. yeah, there were reasons to be concerned. there were allegations that there was gun running. allegations of sex

>> mire, yo leo...habÍa comenzado a leer. >> de los muertos lo entiendo, ¿de los vivos hay alguien que le llame la atenciÓn ahora? murakami, por ejemplo, Últimamente. >> murakami no me gusta, me parece frÍvolo. a mÍ me parece que la civilizaciÓn del espectÁculo tiene en Él un gran representante con un gran oficio, con una gran destreza, y creo que es profundamente superficial. no me parece un gran, gran escritor, pero sÍ creo que hay magnÍficos escritores contemporÁneos, y latinoamericanos ademÁs muy interesantes, escritores magnÍficos. creo que en espaÑa hay un escritor esplÉndido que se llama javier cercas, por ejemplo. para mÍ es uno de los grandes escritores contemporÁneos, desgraciadamente no tan reconocido como deberÍa hacerlo. yo creo que las novelas que ha escrito javier son muy originales, muy ricas y profundamente representativas de nuestro tiempo. en el perÚ se ha publicado hace muy poco una novela que me parece muy ambiciosa, una novela que estÁ un poco contra la corriente, que es la de jere

i am leo levinson. this is a clean up item. it is to bring before you what is our practice, but we feel it's worthy of formalizing because it is a significant with the city and there are some dollars involved which come out of the cost of issuance accounts when we issue debt. of and so we want -- and we also want to really get it down in writing with the controllers office so we wrote down our roles. the controllers office of public finance manages the very large multibillion dollar debt portfolio for the city and so they have a great depth of knowledge both about the market and about the credit of the city and also a very strong interest in our debt for two reasons. one is because we're paying back most of our debt from property tax, which, if we do it in the most economic cal way, most of the money saved goads back to the city, 55% or so, and that's important to them that we're efficiently managing our debt. and secondly our credit matters to the city. if we did something wrong and there was a headline about a default or some

john and leo, is it? manzeri. have to get that right.ok at scenes from the show. >> hey, d.c., i'm back. ♪ ♪ >> just like you to introduce some new tappers. >> oh, yes. got to keep the youth together. they make me feel younger. when you dance with them, they really do, they give you that energy and that positivity and the kind of tap which we do which is rhythm tap dancing created by john bubbles. it's a form of tap that is just spectacular. >> these two brothers, tell me about them. >> phenomenal. i found i was doing "sophisticated ladies of washington" teaching at the duke alington school of jazz hip hop cross. one of the ones, leo with the curls. i saw the curls jump up in the back. i went down, he hurt his ankle doing some of my choreography. i said, are you okay? his brother said, my brother is okay. i looked, i said, brothers? whoa. i said, can you tap? he got ahold of himself. he said, i can tap. i'll tell you if you can tap. >> i'll tell you if you can tap or not. >> he came in and they tapped unbelievable, plus they do everythin

[ laughter ] >> jimmy: can we count on leo to try it on? all right.tly yes, sirs. >> oh -- um -- i don't know if i can do that. >> jimmy: you can do it, you just -- such a tease, that leo. we're 0 for 3. who is next? >> danny and i live in san fernando valley. >> would you be willing to try on the c-string? >> whoa! >> jimmy: danny, will danny try the c-string on? almost everyone says yes. okay. >> right now? l sure. >> jimmy: he's got a lot of confidence. all right. len, what do you think? overall? >> i tell you -- what a pity bruno's not here. >> jimmy: yeah. >> he'd be having that on. wait a minute. i've got -- i tell you, i enjoyed it, made me laugh, it was fun and i'm giving that a nine. >> jimmy: give this to bruno. all right. we're doing well. one more thing. my cousin sal is a rabble-rouser. we send him out in the world to mess with people. we hide cameras in a house and we call businesses to have things delivered and, well, with that said, i give you cousin sal and his hidden camera friends. >> you have my pizza? >> you nick? >> yeah. >> yeah

messenger for peace, leo is for the u.n. specifically for climate control. it's his issue.bviously has a huge following. it gets us talking about this issue. >> yes. >> but he doesn't -- as michelle rightly said he doesn't walk the walk. a person like daryl hannah i think was living in a tree for three months. we love to have her on. >> he could be doing offsets for all of this. there are ways you can do the things where you pay who knows. >> change their lives. he wants everyone else to change their lives but he doesn't want to change his life. >> advocating for is that we have, put into place a u.n. resolution binding on other countries that they actually input this sort of regulations we have in this country. it's not happening. >> michelle, hold on. the intent is noble. we all want a completer planet. it's leo who should be doing it if he is so high profile and does exactly the opposite of what he is telling, as michelle pointed out other folks to do. i think decaprio should have answered the question. i didn't like his goon running up and getting in michelle's face. i

we had family in the room and friends, close friends, leo was there. and for the first time in his entire life his mom and i got to hold him without any equipment on him. >> it made a lot of us grow up, realize how precious life is. i think if not just as much maybe a little bit more so than combat did. and jesse i've seen something i've never seen in somebody else, the internal trent he had was to me absolutely inspiring. >> in a moment how jesse's family learned to help. we're watching "taking the hill" on msnbc. u think you'll need when you retire? then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. i was trying to, like, pull it a little further. [ woman ] got me to 70 years old. i'm going to have to rethink this thing. it's hard to imagine how much we'll need for a retirement that could last 30 years or more. so maybe we need to approach things differently if we want to be ready for a longer retirement. ♪ ♪ mm. feel it. j.j. watt? you know there's a game on tonight right, amy? oh, i know, but it's my turn to chaperone.

i think leo's right and that's what people care about.conomic future meaning in the work they do every day and their rights at work and americans want to join the 21st century. >> mr. cohen, how much of an effect do you think they had that it was an electronic vote that there wasn't somebody standing outside seeing who was coming into vote and what not? what about that some. >> i think there are a number of factors and that probably accounts for part of it it, nobody's looking over it and they had four weeks to vote electronically either by phone or internet. the main thing is they worked at it for years and years and years and they failed before to get majority and this time they got it and i was with a bunch of them here that flew in on their own for the vote count and many were ecstatic and many of them were women who worked for 20 years. >> asking the question, where are the american people and it's interesting from this vote, most of the people that will be affected by this are women workers. hillary clinton had this to say on a pane

. >> leo decaprio. leo decaprio. >> yeah, i can see it. >> big mouth-busting bubble yum. keeps it popping. >> leonardo decaprio. >> isn't that something? >> oh, my gosh. that is so cool to see how people began. i love seeing that. everybody hopes. >> people pay their bills doing commercials out there while they're waiting for their big break on everything. remember john hamm was here a couple of weeks ago, and he said he did the espy awards commercial, and that's what got him -- >> so funny. it's always nice to know where someone began. >>> here's a question for you. >> from glamour magazine. >> do you tell your co-workers how much money you make? do you know? do you share it with friends? now that i guess glamour is saying it's sort of like not so much tabu anymore to talk about your salary. >> i think it's very tacky, but they say three-fourths of women have discussed how much money they have made with your best friend. maybe you're trying to -- say you want to get ahead in the world and you want to get a raise, and you say how do i go to my boss and i'm making this, an

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any wrongdoing. >> you can run but you can't hide. >> he needs to go to jail. >> we did speak with leo alexander, candidate c in the documents, by phone. he did say there was a meeting and he was asked what it would take for him to step out of the election. he said i never step out of the election. i did not endorse gray, i never took any money. >> thank you. tonightis moving again on rock creek parkway after a semi truck got stuck under a bridge. it happened about 6:00 this morning north of virginia avenue in northwest d.c. that truck got stuck underway hearst freeway bridge spilling food. the park police had to close the northbound lanes on rock creek ark wait until the truck was moved -- rock creek parkway until the truck was moved. commercial vehicles are not supposed to be only partly because of low clearance issues. let's see how the rest of traffic is moving on a friday. rob and let --bob miller is standing by. >> rock creek parkway is completely open. the truck is gone. on the outer loop at the american legion bridge, there is a crash. it is slow from 270 on the outer loop gett

first up, max banks, [ applause ] leo bianco, benjamin servants, christopher davis, joseph fox, [ applause ] yvonne herrera, [ applause ] ethan reader [ applause ] rosenberg, [ applause ] shane stanley mick taylor and robbie ford. do you want to give them a certificate now and have them come up for a little picture and if there is a young representative who wants to speak can come up. they are involved as a partner for us in little league and we have hundreds of teams competing all summer long and this is our all stars. c'mon up, guys. but i totally did not and failed to recognize behind every incredible baseball team the talented coaches. i want to thank, jerald reader, brook bianqo and stanley. >> and phil, there are a lot of mom's and dads behind every great baseball team. they can't do it without you. [ applause ] >> i want to thank everyone for having us out here. these guys practice everyday and they represented our city well out there. i hope next year we can do better. thank you for having us here. it's been an honor. thank you so much. [ applause ] >> all right. next done, not to

examine the constitutionality and then of the larger incarceration but what i expected so we pictured was leo but i would be very depressed even if i felt i was right or i knew. there without the threatens the head not only the history but to use his old room words to describe of 15 1/2 but with after that he couldn't do that campaign requirement but he was a very americanized individual. said he felt right but i think he has the support of his classmates, of the ymca generally the society of friends of seattle was a remarkable group that included distinguished university professors then include politicians. so he had very senior members of the religious society of friends saying yes we will support you. you do the right thing and they even established starting a defense committee to raise funds to help with legal fees. after going around the country to talk around the book one of the questions is what enabled him as a college student? he was 24. he could not afford to go straight through his class's you'd have to take a semester then work and save money then he would go and back. 24 is not v

the rope will go between the marina city towers and the leo burnett building.re will be no net or harness. mayor emanuel is making a move to avoid more signs like the one on donald trump's skyscraper. the tribune reports he will introduce legislation that would limit the number and size of riverfront signs. placement and materials would also be restricted. emanuel called the trump sign *awful, in june. mayor emanuel is getting behind the renovation of wrigley field, even though the city is being sued over it. the city is in the process of relocating water and sewer lines, as the cubs prepare to expand their bleachers. emanuel says the renovation will create over two-thousand jobs and further investments in wrigleyville. some of the rooftop club owners are suing the city, after the landmarks commission approved plans for seven outfield signs, including two videoboards. the naperville city council approved a series of new rules on alcohol sales in local bars. the western suburb is trying to curb excessive drinking and rowdy downtown partying and fights like this

. >> the dog's name is sophie, we learned the cats's name is leo. >> every time i use the ice machine, sophie attacks the cat. >> i wonder if the dog is just reacting to somebody at the refrigerator. does the dog know it gets food when they are at the refrigerator and doesn't want to share it with the cat? >> maybe he really likes ice or something. now it's become a pavlovian response. >> sophie is an ice bitch. >> yes. eating a popsicle. >> these are rodents and native to australia. i love its big old teeth. >> this is fantastic. >> i don't know why i like this video. >> because it's this. it is a furry animal eating a giant popsicle with his big old teeth and it's dripping out. >> this was taken on july 10th. it was kaplan day. that was a beloved one they lost. >> see everything this water ride can do next. >> if you're trying to get your hands on an ipad mini, get thursday's buzz word for your chance to win one. >>> i have a couple of videos that could have gone horribly wrong for these adorable children. for this little fellow playing basketball, he already has moves. watch this.

long said he arranged a secret meeting between gray and another candidate, leo alexander, part of an effort to convince alexander to drop out of the race and endorse gray. he also says he delivered a mystery package to a union leader who had endorsed gray. the mayor's lawyer has had no comment on long's guty plea. >>> a new development tonight in a wusa9 investigation and it's playing out on northern virginia high school football fields. >> it is still hot out here. it's still humid out here. i'm tracking some approaching showers on doppler 9000. they could bring us some relief heading into the overnight hours, but it won't arrive in time to get rid of this heat and humidity for tomorrow. the heatwave finally breaks in the first alert seven-day forecast. you'll want to stay tuned for that. >>> the fbi has joined the hunt for a maryland man accused of shooting and killing a 3-year- old girl in landover last night. >> there's been an intense search for 25-year-old davon wallace since the shooting death of toddler knijah bibb on august 10th. today prince george's county police unveiled

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we're at leo carillo state park which is right on the coast in the northern part of malibu north of los angeles. and this beach is famous this park is famous for its beautiful beach and its beautiful stretch of ocean. look at that. it doesn't get any prettier than that. but we are not here to spend the day on the beach or in the water. we're here because of a fish story, a big fish story a big fish story that ends up being very much a part of "california's gold." okay, our adventure begins. we promised you a big fish story and i promise you will not be disappointed. here's the big fish himself right here. bill, introduce yourself to everybody. >> hey, huell. my name is bill ernst. i live in malibu and i just-- i've been spearing fish here at leo carillo for-- since the '60s. >> okay, spearin' fish. and here's the spear gun right here which is a whole 'nother way it's a whole kind of a group of you who specialize in spear fishing rather than fishing with a rod and a reel. >> right, huell. and this is all free diving where we hold our breath dive down, and spear the fish. so we're on equa

that morning, homicide detective leo allen was at the morgue working on another case. >> i got notified by the morgue personnel that a man was there who thought he could identify the young man that was found on saturday. and that's how we got started. >> the man who came to the morgue was paul lewis, widely known by his nickname stoney, apparently because of his affinity for being high. stonee identified the victim as his upstairs neighbor, tony klann. >> tony klann was 19. only a year earlier he had left home. his father told me that he had written a note in which he said "i emancipate myself." this was a young man searching for his identity. >> stoney lewis had last seen tony on friday night drinking at a bar called coconut joe's. tony was with three co-workers, mike keenan, 39, owner of a local business called sunshine landscaping, eddie espinoza, 26, the company's foreman, and another part-time employee. 27-year-old joe d'ambrosio. stoney lewis said that before he left the bar he saw a series of heated arguments between tony and eddie espinoza, with espinoza pushing tony around and

with the oversight board will take action and will take feedback you have into account our director leo will present it if we have overhead problems maybe the page turning will help >> i think our technical difficulties are dissolved thank you director bohe i'm going to briefly walk you through the 2014-2015 and happy to answer questions he at the end. just to okay. great here we go rough background. i'm sure our family those are required by the dissolution law to be presented every 6 months of all our payments plans in that six months period and the a period is the first 6 months and the b is january through june so we're discussing 15 b for this coming january to june 2015. our timeline we have a workshop with the oversight board on monday and today is our workshop on the 22nd we'll be going back to the oversight board for action and to submit to the department of finance. i'll talk at the end about what happens after that. in terms of the funding sources described it hadn't chang's changed from previously we presented the payment in terms of where they're coming from bond or resource

i put these cameras on and the folks at saint leo's in fairfax are playing. we hope they are staying hydrated. but it feels like 96. so really hot and sticky. hopefully they are not out there for too long. always good to get outside and get that energy released. 89 degrees at clark county high school. 93 is what it feels like. you can see some of those puffy cumulus clouds developing. all across the board, in the 80's and 90's. highs topping out in the mid-90's in the suburbs. we have so much moisture in the atmosphere, it is hard for your body to cool off. dew points in the 60's and 70's and that is why it feels close to 100 degrees. really uncomfortable heat and humidity. we will have a cold front slide through later and that is why there is the threat or storms. you will notice some of the temperatures cooler farther to the west. 72 degrees right now in the louvre. temperature is one that -- duluth. storms well to our west, but as we progress, we will have to watch as the storm will fire up. be aware for the rest of the day. the southwest flow ahead of thi

leo, good morning. i'm saying it's good to see you.video. describe to us how you knew something was wrong. i know you were on your bike. >> yes. i heard the explosion or the wreck and when i got to the bridge, everybody was looking into the water, but nobody was doing anything. and i knew that i -- i heard there was children in the vehicle. so i immediately jumped in and tried to get them out and realized that was a futile effort. just convinced everybody that was watching on the bridge to get in there immediately and flip this vehicle. that was the only way the kids were going to live. >> it's incredible the thinking and the action you took. when you realized it was futile, your first attempt, what did you find? why did you need everyone to start flipping the vehicle? because you dove underneath the water. what did you find? >> i thought i was on the driver's side and it didn't dawn on me until i had opened the door that there was no steering wheel. i couldn't feel nobody in the front. so the second time i went in, i felt a person's h

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both credit leo nay and the bank of china are facing similar cases in the u.s., and many feel this verdict will send a chill through the financial industry. banks may now be held responsible for their customers' transactions even if those customers are not on a government list of terrorists. with me now is someone who has firsthand knowledge of the five-week trial of arab back, ta*tab turner was the lead attoy for the plaintiffs and says this case will change banking as it exists today. banks now need to pay close attention to who their customers are or be held civilly responsible for their actions. tab, good to talk to you. first of all this was a civil trial, civil judgment, not criminal. >> absolute. >> i did. >> but reminds me of the time in early 2000 where ceo' ceos would say i didn't know that was happening to my company and we have laws that says you have to know. you signed on the bottom line on your financial statement and you are responsible for everything in it. you are suggesting this is the kind of thing that will happen here? >> it's not necessarily limited to t that. it's m