some of my supporters sat in the audience, along with you, lesley. >> thank you. >> steven? >> oh, no. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is steven dreyfus. i represent be entertainers of the court. it has been years since this commission be addressed the performers program. the program has been well supported by the very able port, once per month, issuing permits. the program has proven to be a plus, as it is a more family friendly atmosphere than existed prior to the program. we do find serious problems that need to be addressed. program rules are clearly stated. this problem brings a lack of monitoring within the program. as approved by the port commission of for -- 2007. there is the promotion and selling of individual artwork, prohibited by the rules. there are other rules being broken in concert that are out of hand and completely unchecked. court staff are originating this program, did not lout -- allow for the sale of less manufactured individual artwork. violators are opening themselves up to prosecution by entities such as the disney corporation, nfl, baseba

>> immelt: it's the world we live in today, lesley. to be today to be successful. >> stahl: and they are wildly successful in brazil, where g.e. is growing at a rate of 35% a year compared to 1% in the u.s. immelt showed us around a g.e. locomotive plant. >> immelt: if you go back five, ten, 15 years, maybe we made 30 or 40 locomotives here. you know, lesley, we're now making 150. >> stahl: that's the horn? >> immelt: so just push. i need one of these in my office. >> stahl: g.e. has become so global that more than half of its 300,000 workers are now overseas. we spoke to him on the floor of g.e.'s jet engine servicing plant in petropolis. how much of your revenues, now, come from overseas? >> immelt: 60%. >> stahl: 60% of g.e.'s revenues is foreign. >> immelt: when i became c.e.o., it was 30%. now, i wish all our customers were in chicago. i mean, everything about the u.s. is easier than doing business here, but this is where the growth is. >> stahl: you know, it's like a bucket of ice on your head. i don't think we have caught up to

carolyn hellman, and fox news analyst lesley marshall.esley, i'm not quite getting why you want to bring your message to fourth graders who look like they want to be anywhere else. do you? >> actually i can't disagree with you on that. when i was in fourth grade, no joke, we had a democrat and republican congressional member, i won't say who, that will give away my age that, came to class. i remember them coming, what did they say? not quite sure. i think it's every politician's civic duty to go into the classrooms. i think it's great for kids to learn go government, but to pitch a jobs bill when they're not voting, i can't disagree with you on that. the kids kind of looked like, what? i definitely do -- he obviously didn't know his -- >> bill: here is the deal, biden did it because he knew he was going to get press coverage and he knew programs like mine would pick it up and that he'd get his message across, which he did, we used the sound bite, at the expense of the children looking like who is this guy and why is he torturing me, docto

. >> a little girl was walking on lesley street looking for directions, and that is when a van similar to the one pictured here pulled up and a man inside offer to give her a ride to her destination. >> she entered and there were multiple people in the band. they implied they had a short gun -- a handgun, drove a short distance away and assaulted her. >> he says he heard a commotion and a door slam. all of this allegedly happening less than a stone's throw away from this school in them i remember sunday clearly. there was a van. the book but there was maybe a pillow in the van. three boys in the van. one boy locked the grill to the corner like he was walking her home. the other two walking slower, laughing, walking the other way he dead the girl did not know her attacker and the police are urging everyone to be aware. >> we are not blaming the victim but we know you have to be cautious when engaging in conversation and/or entering a stranger's vehicle. >> now to an news update. route 1 near the conaway the band remains closed this afternoon after a fiery tractor- trailer crash overnigh

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george whitefield and lesley brothers and every year they preach down the length of the british colony's from newport, road by the to savannah. the crowds were enormous for the times. benjamin franklin was the first to verify how large the crowd were when whitfield came through philadelphia. franklin invented a way -- a pretty good one. he walked around the edges and figured out how many -- calculated how many square feet the average person took up and came to the conclusion there but 25,000 people in the audience. without a microphone george whitefield could reach all of them. he traveled along with two horses. one for himself and one for his portable pulpit from town to town and wherever he went, young people, for people who never felt at home in puritan meeting houses turned out. the great awakening produced a schism in new england and 300 new separatist churches which was too much for ethan allen's father joseph. he was born a proud puritan. they called themselves saints much as evangelicals still do today. instead of staying there being part of the great awakening he led 19 families

we have lesley here.you, lesley. >> thank you, doll baby. we have a fan. >> we might. >> you do. everyone happy to see you guys back together on the show. heather asks klg, why don't you take bambino with you, he is so little, he could fly with you. >> he could fly with me, but he has his brother and sister with him all the time. i'm in a dark theater all day long. he would be lonely. no. i'd love to take him, but the more i thought about it, that would just be selfish for me. i would get him, but he would miss home. but thank you. >>> still to come, why so many women are choosing to live happily ever after alone. >> up next, t.r. knight finds "law and order" in his life. he plays a very different role. >> creepy. >>> t.r. knight moved back east and returned to his primary passion and that is the theater. >> primetime has come calling again and wednesday night he is going to appear in a new episode of "law and order, special victims unit" as a family man suspected of rape. take a look. >> she knows i woul

lesley jon stewart resigned after pleading guilty of a case.l corruption polls are open from 7:00 a.md 395. there was a police chase ended ramp forthe exit road. northboundyou live everythingll said theyeopenedvdot just wrapped up the investigation. is a back up with the delays out of dumfries. picture a look at that damascus, currently 58 degrees. some clouds overhead with a few parted that clouds will clear out and it will look with al like yesterday sun and clouds and around 70 this afternoon the district right now. we're on our way to 72 this afternoon and tomorrow, we will on showers and breezy thursday. us.hank you for joining another news update at 8:27. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> hearty souls out there in times square, braving the elements. >> with the umbrellas. >> yes. we have all the inside scoop on "dancing with the stars" coming up. who rocked the ballroom? who struggled to stay on top? we'll get into all that, with none other than the champion himself, donny osmond, weighing in on who he thinks has the right stuff to win it all. >> we should lead with who has the wron

lesley tato is the c.e.o. of the nonprofit rhode island manufacturing extension service, and she came here to washington to listen to president obama's jobs speech. she has worked with a diverse set of manufacturers across the state to help them increase their efficiency and become more competitive. she told me this: "u.s. manufacturers are resourceful, agile, and fully capable to meet national and international demand. currency manipulation creates an uneven playing field that has cost the u.s. countless jobs and has dramatically increased our trade deficit. i equate it to telling a boxer to go into the ring with one hand tied behind his back and asking him to come out the victor. manufacturers in this country aren't asking for special consideration here; they just want it to be fair." mr. president, this is why i made addressing currency manipulation a central part of my making it in rhode island manufacturing agenda, and why i was one of the original cosponsors of the legislation that is before the senate t

let us hear from lesley, a parent from maryland. caller: can you hear me? ok, great. am actually a previous military brat. i went to various different public schools and they were always different. my mom was a constant. she was the advocate for me and my sister in each of the school systems. what i do now is i send my kids to a private school. like somebody said before, there are bad private schools and good private schools, good public schools and bad public schools. the parents must be the advocate. what i would recommend is having like a common budget for infrastructure and plan for school buildings but have the tax dollars follow the children are around. end the tax dollars would be based on the achievement of students -- and the tax dollars would be based on achievement. everyone could learn to the best of their ability based on common standards, that would be a good thing. host: before you go, how much time and effort does it take to be in certain circumstances an advocate for your child? caller: whatever you think it is worth, seriously. host: was she a stay a

. >> i'd like to call now lesley weeks, number 24. danny marshall, number 25. larry shwagger and number 26, rachel. and remind you if you could spell your last name and give your affiliation. thank you. >> i am leslie and i am turning my time over. >> my name is dena h-u-b-b-a--r-d and we represent retirees nationwide. our members for an airline, public transit, on a rail, gaming, utility and universities. we respectfully call the state department not to recommend approval of a presidential permit for the construction of the keystone xl pipeline. [applause] the objection of the pipeline is not in the national interest of the united states. we share the concerns conveyed by the epa to the state department on two occasions, most recently june 6th. these concerns come as you know, include first the potential impact to the united states ground water resources from pipeline spills. second, a high level of a greenhouse gas emissions associated with the proposed project which will just make worse the job killing components of the climate crisis and third, the inevitab