>> yes, i do. >> do you feel that lionel's blaming you?ly does seem to be what happened when he first came out on television. >> and there are elements of lionel's book which do seem to say things about the pregnancy, about reluctance to breastfeed after the pregnancy, about joyce's state during early motherhood, which seem to indicate something was wrong with the mothering. now, this isn't the theme of the book, but it corresponds to the theme of so many questions from the media that have come along, all along the way. and i'm not saying you're asking these now. >> but at the same time, lionel asks a lot of questions about himself, about what kind of father he was, about his own thoughts and maybe his own mistakes. i mean, one of the first places he looks is right in the mirror. >> but if he feels that way about himself, it's fine, if he wants to make false or inaccurate accusations about his own behavior. but to state things about joyce which may or may not be true, and in some cases apparently are not true, in his book is a certain type

. >> que nos puedes decir de lionel messi en acciÓn deportiva. >> ¿quÉ tal amigos?o de tiro lee pre. zapatazo cruzado y la pulga sumaba 3 goles. al minuto 78 llegaba a la cifra de 50 golsz. >> cuarta ocasiÓn que anota 72 en toda competencia en esta campaÑa, 252 goles con la camisa azul grana y barcelona ganÓ 4 por 0. >> el campeÓn real madrid enfrentÓ al granada, mourinho hizo los cambios que le cambiaron la cara a los merengue, saliÓ kakÁ e higuaÍn. podrÍa costarle el descenso. ganÓ real madrid 2 por 1 >> vÁmonos a mÉxico, america enfrentÓ a los tusos del pachuca para darle el Último empujÓn a las vacaciones. benÍtez se lo perdÍa el disparo del rolfi muy bien abajo cota. juegan en este momento, monterrey. maÑana, santos jaguares y monarcas tigres con la victoria estarÍa avanzando a semifinales, tigres necesita un empate o la victoria. esta noche no se olviden contra mayweather en pocos minutos estarÁ enfrentando a sugar mosley es todo en el maravilloso mundo del deporte. >> igualmente para ti. ahora carolina ramÍrez nos lleva a conocer las pelÍculas que se estreno

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. >> entre la federacion de estadisticas del fútbol los galardonados son guardiola, lionel messi entree televisión se asocian para crear un canal de noticias en inglés para hijos de latinos que prefieren informarse en inglés. >> la menor sufrio herid

traigan lioquidos para poder hidratarsre" >> un jurado del condado de santa clara declaró culpable a lionelpalo alto, donde secuestró a una mujer y abiso de ella. >> manifestantes se presentaron contra el abuso policíal. >> el uso de la tecnología actual ayuda a bajar los índices de crimines, gracias a que la comunidad a trabajhado de cerca con las autoridades. >> ♪(música) >> esa mln cientos de trabajadores fueron sorprendidos con una desagradable noticia. >> "llegue y no había trabajo" >> de acuerdo a los mismos trabajadores la compañía pertenecia a "forever 21" >> "nos hicieron esto a 500 empleados, trabajamos miles de horas y ahora nos dan la patada" >> aunque la compañía aún les pagara el salario, no tienen seguro cierto sobre su situación. >> tramamos de comunicarnos con la compañía, pero no ha sido posible. >> un padre de familia viajo miles de km buscando a su hijo en el desierto. >> algunos chubascos en el área. >> los espero después de la pausa. >> --en el condad >> mcuha atención en el condado de santa clara hay estafa en la jardineria, deben tener cuidado con las personas que ll

que sea así, pero tenemos la oportunidad de llegar al campeonato" >> el portero mexicano jugará con lionel ofrerta del chelsea. >> es todo lo que tenemos en el mundo de los deportes. >> rubiera, ahí la vemos en pantalla que fue nominada por su yerno, que dice que es una madre que a base de esfuerzos logro que sus hijos estudiaran en la universidad. >> ayudenos a elegir quién se ganara un día completo de bellenza, debe ingresar a univisió

lionel claw gets 25 years for attempting to murder a police officer. turns out he and that police officer, sergeant falk, are no strangers to one another. >> i had him on an armed robbery case in the detective division two years prior. >> claw's essentially convicted and sentenced to five years for that too and goes to prison. >> i don't think this guy deserves to get out of prison. i think based on his mentality he should stay in prison for the rest of his life. >> coming up, a robber chowing down on the evidence. >> he swallowed it. >> he swallowed it fast too. >> when i saw the wheel coming at my face, that was a very scary moment. >> and a german shepherd saves the day. >> he's telling you something wrong is happening in my house. >> it makes a person wonder what their pets are really made of. >> when "caught on camera: dash cam diaries continues." managing my diabetes is part of my life, between taking insulin, testing my blood sugar. is this part of your life? freestyle lite test strips? why, are they any beep! wow, that hardly needs any blood! y

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el delantero lionel messi superÓ esta tarde el re Écord de mÁs goles en una temporada en el fÚtbol europeogerd muller. messi alcanzo Ó los 68 goles al marcar a los 64 minutos su tercer tanto para barcelona golear 4-1 al mÁlaga por la liga espaÑola. el rÉcord del "bombardero" muller habÍa estado vigente durante 39 aÑos. el artillero alemÁn anotÓ 67 goles con bayern munich en la temporada 1972-73. los 46 goles de messi en el campeonato espaÑol tambiÉn constituyen un rÉcord. y por el otro lado, real madrid se proclamo campeon de la liga al derrotar al athletic de bilabo, de esto y mas ampliaremos a las once. ahora vamos con el resumen con los dos equipos del area en las grandes ligas anoche y lo iniciamos en nueva york. donde buck showalter consiguiÓ su triunfo nu Úmero 1.000 como manager en las mayores, brian matusz gano Ó por primera vez en 11 meses y los orioles de baltimore vencieron a los yankees york por 7-1. chris davis y j.j. hardy batearon de jonrÓn contra phil hughes, permitiendo que los orioles lograsen su primera victoria en cinco intentos contra los yankees en este aÑo. pero en e

oh, it's a manuscript of lionel's book. he's finished the revisions.hought he must still be working on that. i didn't see sandy in the office today. no, gave her the day off to recover from working with him. is he difficult to work for? bloody impossible, according to sandy. i always thought age mellowed. huh! you wait till you've aged. here we go! judith: did he ask you to read it? no. i had a copy run-off. ahh! what do you mean "aah?' you want to know what he was doing all those years you lost touch. oh, well, all right, i do. it's called nostalgia. no, it's called nosiness. (doorbell rings) i'll get that. no, not like that you won't. oh! hello lionel. i'm going to norwich. well, have a good trip. not immediately. uh, uh, the day after tomorrow oh, why are you telling me? oh, i didn't want you to think i'd just disappeared. again. again, huh. well....

roll it, lionel. we'll see it right here, gang. right here. ♪ where did the time go? does anybody, does anybody know? ♪ ♪ when did the day break? ♪ did someone drop it, was it a mistake? ♪ ♪ la, la, la, la la, la, la... did you know that time's different when you move at different speeds, that when you move through space, you change the rate at which you move into the future? well, you can't really notice these differences for everyday speeds, but for really high speeds like for rockets traveling about half the speed of light, these time differences can be noticed. let's take a look at the so-called twin paradox. well, bye. i don't know if i'll see you again. and while the traveling twin experiences weeks... the stay-at-home twin experiences years. you know, i think i'll just sit here and do nothing. that sounds like-- yeah, i'll do that. now, what? what? what is going on out there? ah, my goodness... hey. i don't believe this. look at you. - good to see you. - i must relax. i can't relax. i'm too old to relax. look at the size of this one, will you? could a situation

llegan a la final, ponen adelante a los angelinos, empatados a 1 nos vamos a tiempo extra, acá está el lionel 10, penal a favor de brasil, no lo desaprovecha neymar, con el 1 a0, el mismo neymar con el tiro de esquina, y el gol de thiago silva con el 2 a 0. hercules gomez con el 2 a 1. después en el segundo tiempo brasil pegaba 2 veces, marcelo con el 3 a 1 y alexandre pato 4 a 1, ganó brasil, 4 a 1. >> en francia en esperanzas de toulon, méxico se enfrentaba a holanda en el partido de semifinales, el equipo de la naranja mecánica se puso adelante 2 veces, pero méxico remontó y ganó 4 a 2, y llegó a la final en que se encontrará con turquia, impresioannte lo de méxico a nivel juvenil, continuamos con más. >> gracias, nos esperan dias espectaculares, está guillermo quiróz con el pronóstico. >> continua creciendo un sistema de altas presiones en california que garantiza temperaturas agradables y cálidas en el interior, en san josé las temperaturas estarán cercanas a los 90 grados, no hay advertencias, el panorama se mantiene en los 60, vallejo continua sobre los 60, san mateo entre los 55 y 56,

a judge sentenced lionel rodriguez to 30 months in prison. he pled guilty to a steering business to majestic auto repair in return for kickbacks and recruiting other officers to participate. he is the 10th to be sentenced. a jury has indicted and elk ridge man accused of the 1991 murder of his wife. he now faces of first-degree murder charge and sits inside the howard county detention center. he reported his wife missing saying she had walked away from their home after an argument. authorities found her remains in concrete under the floorboards of a shed in the backyard. >> we have a combination of a store we broke on election night. a jury convicted julius henson of one of the four charges against him. he was found guilty of conspiracy to distribute campaign material without authority. he wrote of the message of the robocall that implied the race was over. henson as he is elated by the verdict. >> the most serious charge was conspiring to keep african american voters,. the own witness showed that as a result of the robocalls, it motivated pe

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lionel hardcastle. i'm out. for long? try a decade. hello mr. hardcastle?'m sorry, but miss pargetter is out at the moment. oh, not for long, ten years or so. ten years or so! (the doorbell rings) bye..... li hi... must fly. win fang ling chan. pardon? oh, i'm sorry. i thought we were conducting a conversation in chinese. what? oh,(he laughs) i see. nice one li! no. no, what i mean is, i've only got five minutes. and you're devoting them all to me. i'm touched.

. >> reporter: lionel gaines was born and raised in ward five. it's community he is proud to be a part of and one he hopes will move on from the misdeeds of harry thomas, jr. >> he came from a great family, a great background. and if that to happen, i was disappointed. >> reporter: there more than 61,000 registered voters in this northeast ward. it covers bloomingdale, brentwood, brookland and other small communities. >> we have to move o we have to go on, you know. you can't stand still. you got to move on. that's life. -- we have to move on. >> twelve candidates on the ballot. >> only voters in ward five are eligible to vote. >> reporter: this special election is expensive. it is estimated to cost $318,000 to fill one of 13 seats on the d.c. council. many say it is a waste of money because the primary election for other council seats was just last month. but the law wouldn't allow ward five on the ballot last month. >> the date of the special election at this point is fixed in the law. it is exactly a certain number of days after the vacancy oc

. >> a judge sentenced 32 lionel rodriguez to 30 months in prison followed by three years of supervised release. he plead guilty to recruit officers to participate in a scheme. he's the 10th officer to be sentenced. >> a verdict in the robo-call trial of julius henceon. he was found guilty of conspiracy that prosecutors say were designed to keep african-american voters away from the polls during the gubetorle election. he was also accused of voter suppression. >> the most serious charge was the charge to keep african-american voters home. i think the state's own witness showed and proved as a result of the robe owe calls, it -- robo calls it motivated teem to vote. >> orioles are taking things a bit too far. one guy was tackled at home plate by an ump. police are stepping up security to prevent a repeat. lowell melzer has more from camden yards. >> everybody loves a clown. last year situations like this, fans running on the field at camden yards were probably more event stangetange than the game itself, given the orioles record at the time. >> puts it into the left center field. that ba

that's penny lover by lionel richie. [ laughter ] >> she's great. >> lie, little voice. >> she only soundsoing a character. >> stephanie: she's neighbors with one of my cousins. no, she sounds like that. that's how she talks. all right. jim. who said romney says unemployment should be 4%? i was secretary of labor last time it was 4%. we got there by raising tax on the rich and investing in education and infrastructure. who said that? >> rob riceman. [ buzzer ] >> robert. >> stephanie: who was the labor secretary under clinton. >> stephanie: this is ominous news. they just elected a socialist in france. >> it turns out people don't like austerity measures for things they didn't do. >> stephanie: angry greek voters punish leaders over austerity. >> i think his days are numbered. >> stephanie: she may want a back run from george bush now. >> it is so funny. she's conservative in europe but she would be far to the left of obama here. >> stephanie: meanwhile jill in seattle says mitt got filmed with a cell phone in white slacks and a navy yachting jacket. you may have seen a bit of this on tv.

. >> reporter: a district court judge sentenced 32-year-old officer lionel rodriguez to 32 months in prison. in addition, he will have to pay restitution of more than $36,000. rodriguez is one of more than a dozen city officers who were illegally paid to send accident victims to this repair shop in rosedale. the owners of the company, majestic motors, then charged the insurance companies, excessive amounts for those repairs. so far, nine other city police officers, have been sentenced for their roles in the scheme. denise? >> reporter: thank you, jessica. the brothers who owned let repair shop face charges of conspiracy, extortion. >>> high-profile international tug of war that wjz continues to follow. mary joins us now with details. >> reporter: allen gross has been in cuba prison for the last 2 1/2 years, with all attempts to free him by the u.s. state department, rejected. but that may be changing. >> reporter: wjz has been following allen gross's story for more than two years. that's how long he has been jailed in cuba. and now word that cube arn leaders are -- cuban leaders are

roll it, lionel. we'll see it right here, gang. right here. ♪ where did the time go? does anybody, does anybody know? ♪ ♪ when did the day break? ♪ did someone drop it, was it a mistake? ♪ ♪ la, la, la, la la, la, la... did you know that time's different when you move at different speeds, that when you move through space, you change the rate at which you move into the future? well, you can't really notice these differences for everyday speeds, but for really high speeds like for rockets traveling about half the speed of light, these time differences can be noticed. let's take a look at the so-called twin paradox. well, bye. i don't know if i'll see you again. and while the traveling twin experiences weeks... the stay-at-home twin experiences years. you know, i think i'll just sit here and do nothing. that sounds like-- yeah, i'll do that. now, what? what? what is going on out there? ah, my goodness... hey. i don't believe this. look at you. - good to see you. - i must relax. i can't relax. i'm too old to relax. look at the size of this one, will you? could a situation

. >> reporter: lionel gains was born and raised in ward 5.is a community he is proud to be a part of and one he hopes will move on from misdeeds of harry thomas junior. >> he came from a great family, great background, and for that to happen, i was disappointed. >> reporter: there are more than 61,000 registered voters in this northeast ward. it covers bloomingdale, brentwood, brookland and other small communities, many voters say tuesday is a chance to start fresh. >> we have to move on. we have have to go on. you can't stand still you have to move on. >> reporter: there will be 17 polling places up and running 7:00 a.m. tuesday. 12 candidates on the ballot. >> only voters in ward 5 are eligible to vote. >> reporter: special election is expensive, it is estimated to cost $318,000 to fill one of 13 seats, on the dc council. many says the a waste of money because the primary election for other council seats, was just last month. but the law wouldn't allow ward 5 on the ballot last month. >>> the date of the special election is fixed in the law

a ton of lionel with this. the bigger issue is the flash flooding. the flash flood warning in if he can once again. this is the third day in a row this area has seen flash flood warnings in effect. so watch out if you're in this area, do not drive through any flooded roadways. and you just don't know how deep that water is. we'll continue to monitor the storm throughout the rest of the evening but this will be a very, very busy evening. >> thank you. >>> it's a news4 exclusive. a lieutenant with d.c. fire and ems charged in a bizarre burglary. >> authorities tell us she stole several bales of hay. pat has the details. >> reporter: this is a story about a d.c. fire lieutenant and what you might call the great hay heist at the stand back horse farm. this is robert standback. he is a horse man. now you'll never see him in the winner's circle at the kentucky derby or the preakness but he is okay with that. you see, he just likes to be around horses. >> hey, good boy! >> reporter: believe it orange he grew right up in the heart of our city in adam's morga

>> lionel peterson knew the man. he said he had an 8-year-old son and lived nearby with his girlfriend. he says he's surprised by the accusation that he was armed. >> never seen the man doing anything violent, no nothing. how you doing, walk his dogs. i got dogs myself. we sit and kmat about it a little bit. you keep it -- i never seen him do nothing wrong a day in my life. >> the man was grazed by the bullet. he's expected to be okay. he's been on the force for 3.5 years working here in the seventh district on the midnight shift. in southeast, i'm tracee wilkins, news 4. >>> a memorial service was held this morning up on capitol hill for law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty last year. president obama was among those who attended the service today and paid tribute to the men and women who make their ultimate sacrifice to save others. >> this willingness to risk everything for a complete stranger is extraordinary. and yet, among our nation's law enforcement officers, it is also commonplace. >> president

take lionel calling. a fellow traveler, a great supporter of the soviet union an apologist of the soviet union. he won not just the nobel peace prize with allin in peace prize that began and he said it meant more than the price at the norwegians but he first won the chemistry prize for his of efficacy of the nuclear test found. is that prize ignominious? his political life was. maybe not so much. >> i want to talk about some of the nobel winners and i want to talk about something the you started to speak about which was the notion of peace and the bustling with a that. how do you see the concept in terms of you have an essay where you talk about peace and is a slippery concept and they move beyond the boundaries of alfred nobel. did you come out of the experience of this thinking that that was good or do you think that there is a certain different guidelines were we to think about peace. there's a political piece or national peace or world peace, this individual peace or spiritual peace. they call themsel

he convinces on one song on the donna summer album to get back up vocals from michael jackson, lionel ritchie, and stevie wonder. he said, watching that collaboration, seeing all these people back up donna summer, he said, that gave him the inspiration for "we are the world" in 1984, the ethiopian famine relief hit. donna summer cut ground all over the place. >> we why just playing "last dance." pat and i and everybody knows all the words to her music. do we know much about her personal, private life? did she have a family, kids, a husband? >> she had two marriages. her first husband was last named summer where she got the name donna summer but then she married, became sedono in 1984 i believe. 1983 or 1984. so she's had a long marriage but, no. she never really knew much about her personal life. she kept it quiet. no one even knew she had cancer. >> billy, you know, one of the things that i thought was so amazing about her is that disco died out. it faded. but she didn't. she made the transition. she crossed over, segued to pop music and did it nicely. >> oh, she sure did. she hit th

this seems lionel the worst possible time. >> i think it's a very very fair question.stion about why didn't they take -- sees the seize the initiative? a lot of the power that the progressive base is pushing. you heard it on the public option on healthcare. shocker: the democrats claimed they wanted to pass it but claimed also that the filibuster was hurting them. now they fear they are going to be in the minority and there is questions or have a smaller majority and there is questions about what that will mean for them. you start hearing this talk again. i think it's perplexing. >> if you are a republican, you have to feel like: what a gift? right? because if the republicans win and they have control of the senate, the house and the white house, aren't they going to say hey, look the last democratic manhattan was talking about getting rid of the filibuster. >> right now the democrats still hold the senate and over the next six months or so they could push through a lot of appointments that they would like to get pushed through, a lot of judgeships and so forth that mi

appraiser: lionel decided, "oh, let's make a train for little girls." it's really great to see the original little girl owner. it was me. i traced it back to 1942, which i believe is the first time that she did the hula. i'm not going to be able to get up out of my chair.

i mean, all--all societies, lionel tiger says, have a problem with what to do with their young men, whoare so full of energy and aggression and libido and everything. now what happens when you put--when the "soldiers," quote, unquote, are 18- and 19-year-old men and women? you have a whole new kind of energy bustling around. and i don't know if it can be sublimated towards fighting. i don't think so. because the way men and women and men and men bond is very different. i believe that when men and women are together, they tend to pair off. given long enough, they tend to form deeply passionate attachments which are a pair and which tend to push away the rest of the world. it's--i mean, god or nature, whatever, created us so that one man and one women could be self-sufficient unto themselves. i mean, it's the whole ark parable, adam and eve parable. but i think that--you know, i'm a complete darwinist. i just believe we're all shaped by evolution. but i--i believe that we are hardwired. when men and women cohere, they tend to cohere in a way that does not enhance the group, but, in fact,

with the launch of lionel's cd, we actually had a preshow on facebook behind the scenes.ve show on tv and then we had a post concert as well through facebook and we were able to increase our facebook fans by over 35% just in those few days. so very significant engagement. and we sold 20,000 cds in that hour. so in addition to music, which we will now be doing quarterly. our next concert is with josh turner in may, we've created great collaborative partnerships with the music industry. >> stocks having a decent day today in the midst of some broader selling, mindy. congratulations on the quarter. please come back soon. >> sure. thank you. >> mindy grossman with hsn out of tampa, florida today. >>> final thoughts on the market action and a lot more after this break. ttd#: 1-800-345-2550 let's talk about market volatility. ttd#: 1-800-345-2550 in times like these, it can be tough to know which ttd#: 1-800-345-2550 way the wind is blowing. ttd#: 1-800-345-2550 at charles schwab, we're ready with objective insights about ttd#: 1-800-345-2550 the present market and economic con

. >> it's like lionel richie. ♪ hello you're real. i feel like we've aged since i've seen you last.ou mean on assignment. >> you were working like around the shift for all the shows. >> it's typical for a lot of correspondents when they get here. they do it right away. but my first day here i was doing this show so we just had the indoctrination period like four months later. >> exactly. but reunited and it feels so good. nicely done on the other shows. good to be back here at home base. >> i missed you. my husband was like, when was the last time you saw rob? i was like five years ago. we were strangers passing through the night. >> back in the saddle. >> i might fall off the saddle. >> you've got your caffeine. >> we're going to check in with accuweather and get the latest on beryl. and it's not the only extreme weather. the record heat is making large areas of the country feel more like the fourth of july. >> summer is here, folks. and the thing is, june 1st is the start of storm season. here we go talking about weather maps and storm surges in all of this. summer is here. >>> al

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. >> y el golead lionel messi pilo tea un ferrari. >> y luÍs miguel deslumbra.so sÍ c mucho estilo >> una de estas moto clei clas puede costar.... >> quÉ tienen despial estas motos?. >>on hechas especial para el cliente no h d igles. >> todas las pinturas son hechas aquÍ especialmente por el cliente. >> esta moto de aquÍ un sor que juega baloncesto y puedes ver que es muy larga para Él. >> y las piernas bastante largas porqueealmente esta mo esta que visto. es la mÁs larga >> sÍ yo nouedo correr con esta moto. juguetito mÁs codiciados por ricos y famosos. >> y excÉntricos. >> ¿cuÁl es el capricho mas extravagante que te han pedido?. >> esta moto q vale 80 mil dÓres. >> sÍ el dueÑo queria una bocina u u docÓla univsÍson. >> (r >> cuando de gastar se trata los ricos y famosos loacen con mucho tilo, en privado, cÓmodamente y a laora que deseen. >> y como hadaadrina se encarga de cumplirspierta ameri cha gente. recomendios de otr tistas. >> cuÁnto cuesta mas o menosaunm >>. >> o mÁs luniv importante esun c puedan llegar con mucho glamour. >> ya se me reveÓ la calcul

the book was recently awarded a lionel prize for contributions to international understanding. i'm sure it is going to be the first of many awards for this extraordinary book. the masterfully a comprehensive study, calls the rich and intricate career from his birth to 1904 at the end of the dynasty to his death in 97 only a few months before the return of hong kong to the mainland. his life to the most century of changes in china as experienced of the war, revolution, the nellis era and finally the economic boom of opening and reform. and deng played a major role in the nation's politics and development over the period. helpless deng ziaoping find a way to turn china into a wealthy and powerful member of the international community? what personal and cultural factors contributed to the success? what obstacles did he face? how did vogel go about researching and writing the study of deng's live in legacy? welcome to the cambridge forum ezra vogel. [applause] >> thank you very much, mike. it's a pleasure to be introduced by mike szonyi one of the young studies around the world hav

back to the telephones, lionel on our line for democrats. you this morning? i want to tell you how biased lobbyists are. they are still in taxpayers' money and the mother is a - hawaii.t's move on to [dialtone] we lost barbara. next, set on our land for independence. caller: i want to make one comment. i fill lobbyists are the problem with the process. host: why is that? caller: the problem is that we have lobbyists are skewing the actual numbers in favor of whatever process they are trying to promote. that is the problem with the political process. they skew the numbers of something i am against that i have no way for anybody to lobby for may. me. we don't need lobbyists and that is my comment. host: stay with me for a second -- can you give me a specific example or issue of something you feel has been skewed by a lobbyist for the you were not able to get across to your member of congress? guest: yes, the oil pipeline. host: the keystone pipeline? guest: yes. host: how did lobbyists keep you from getting your point across to your congressman and north caroli

. >> y el golead lionel messi pilo tea un ferrar >> y luÍs miguel deslbra.tos?. >>on hechaespecial para el cliente no h d igles. >> todas las pinras son hechas aquÍ especialmente por el cliente. >> esta moto d aquÍ un sor que juega baloncesto y puedes ver que es muy larga para Él. >> y l l piernas bastante largas porqueealmente esta mo esta que visto. es la mÁs larga >> sÍ yo nouedo correr con esta moto. ricos y famosos.diciados por >> y excÉntcos. >> ¿cuÁl es el capricho mas extravagante que te hanpedido?. >> esta moto q vale 80 mil dÓres. >> sÍ el dueÑo queria una bocina u u docÓla >> asÍson. >> (r >>o de gastar se trata los ricos y famosos loacen con muchtilo, en privado, cÓmodamente y a laora que deseen. >> y como hadaadrina se encarga de cumplir que los deseos de mucha estas celeidades se hagan realid. >>>> juan gabrl,arc anthony, romeo, wisin yandel, daddy yaee. icardo na, o sea los artistas latin hemos volado bueniemp atras a usher, a cha gente. recomendios de otr tistas. >> cuÁnto cuesta mas o menos un vuel privado. >>. >> o mÁs l importante es mante

the book was recently awarded a lionel prize for contributions to international understanding. i'm sure it is going to be the first of many awards for this extraordinary book. the masterfully a comprehensive study, calls the rich and intricate career from his birth to 1904 at the end of the dynasty to his death in 97 only a few months before the return of hong kong to the mainland. his life to the most century of changes in china as experienced of the war, revolution, the nellis era and finally the economic boom of opening and reform. and deng played a major role in the nation's politics and development over the period. helpless deng ziaoping find a way to turn china into a wealthy and powerful member of the international community? what personal and cultural factors contributed to the success? what obstacles did he face? how did vogel go about researching and writing the study of deng's live in legacy? welcome to the cambridge forum ezra vogel. [applause] >> thank you very much, mike. it's a pleasure to be introduced by mike szonyi one of the young studies around the world hav

how fitting on the day he was born, the number one song on the billboard charts was "hello" by lionelichie. hello. i'm melissa lee along with carl quintanilla, jim cramer and david faber on the floor of the new york stock exchange. as for europe, got a lot of crosscurrents there as the euro is nearing a four-month low. seeing red arrows across the board. the most notable loss is in france down 2.5%. >>> yahoo!'s ceo scott thompson is out and a victory for dan lobe who wins three board seats. how does the company reset and what's behind thompson's reported disclosure that he has cancer? >>> at jpmorgan, three big firings as a result of that trading loss. elizabeth warren calling for jamie dimon to resign from the new york fed. and we still have a shareholder meeting to get through tomorrow. >>> greece's exit from the euro looks like a real possibility as new elections may be set for june. greece's stock market at a 20-year low today. >>> and carl icahn expected to disclose a big position in chesapea chesapeake. >>> we start wuf with yahoo!. scott thompson has resigned after only three

the book was recently awarded a lionel prize for contributions to international understanding. i'm sure it is going to be the first of many awards for this extraordinary book. the masterfully a comprehensive study, calls the rich and intricate career from his birth to 1904 at the end of the dynasty to his death in 97 only a few months before the return of hong kong to the mainland. his life to the most century of changes in china as experienced of the war, revolution, the nellis era and finally the economic boom of opening and reform. and deng played a major role in the nation's politics and development over the period. helpless deng ziaoping find a way to turn china into a wealthy and powerful member of the international community? what personal and cultural factors contributed to the success? what obstacles did he face? how did vogel go about researching and writing the study of deng's live in legacy? welcome to the cambridge forum ezra vogel. [applause] >> thank you very much, mike. it's a pleasure to be introduced by mike szonyi one of the young studies around the world hav

that's penny lover by lionel richie. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> stephanie: these delightfully weird decided to be less than a cheap ass. i order pro flowers for my mom and typed in stephanie. >> stephanie: thank you, mark. that's all i wanted. i spoke last week about bonnie of ray and bonnie passed away last week. very sad. we have our whole little family. julie in seattle, i'm sad to hear on the podcast of bonnie and ray passing away. i was choking up right there with you. i was touched to hear you include me in the ranks of the freakish family. if you ever get a call from my husband with my last report by making me a part of the show, you've made me happier as well. >> make sure your husband gets the report to me, julie. >> i need it now. [ buzzer ] >> stephanie: stop it. >> waiting for the ratings. >> yes, i'm waiting for my reports. >> stephanie: damn it, julie you're late. the president. >> he won't tell us how he paid for his new $5 trillion tax cut. a tax cut that gives an average of 250,000 to every millionaire in the country. >> stephanie: think about that. >> so! shut up.