here's lopez again. phil: i think brendan was charring he was in that -- brendan did a good job defending him. steve: stevenson drives for jamison now he has a clean look at a 3 and he drains it. antwan jamison's 56th three- pointer this year. he had his 15th double double against the clippers the other night and kiki vandeweghe wants a time-out. wizards cut it to 7. antwan jamison has made a couple of field goal and five points and we've got a time-out in new o hachoo. knowng tn th drivt, fcan cc, or tically just ygnat yoget led inteat n. s goe moit tha . steve: wizards trail the nets 21-14. courtney lee has come out taken charge very early on in this game for new jersey. phil: you talked about him sitting out the last game on the clippers. he came out with a whole lot of energy and accuracy as well. perfect in his shots 5 for 5 from the field. made both of his free throws. 17 points in the last meeting already he has 12 points in the first 10 minutes. steve: lee having to switch his number to 6 when he

speaking at this session was cristina lopez, president of the national his panama institute. this is about 35 minutes. >> i'm very pleased to introduce our next speaker, ms. cristina lopez, who is the president of the national hispanic leadership institute. known as nhli. nhli is a nonprofit organization dedicated to developing ethical leadership in the hispanic community. the institute is the only national leadership development institute focused and committed

jennifer lopez is back with us in los angeles.here, supporter of unicef and a bark of unicef's raising funds for water and sanitation product. and joe madden has stopped by, goodwill ambassador for unicef. his twin, benji, wanted to be with us tonight, couldn't make it. he'll be tweeting, urging help for haiti throughout the show. joe, how has this affected you? >> it's hard to watch, you look at a country with haiti and almost half the population is kids. to just think about, you know, what they've already been through, what haiti's already been through, but what the possibility of what now they're looking at for the future is -- that's why i think something like this is really important, trying to stop that second wave disaster of what could happen in the next couple of weeks. >> larry: because you know it's coming. >> right. >> larry: j.lo, is it hard for you to watch? >> absolutely. a lot of it is watching the children. when you finally have your own children and you feel what it must feel like for everybody out there, it's ju

jennifer lopez is back with us in los angeles.s here, supporter of unicef and a backer of unicef's project raising funds for water and sanitation prachl. joel madden has stopped, goodwill ambassador for unicef. his twin bengie wanted to be here tonight and couldn't make it. he'll tweet to urge help for haiti throughout the somehow. how has this affected you? >> it's hard to watch. you look at a country with haiti with almost half the population is kids. so to just think about, you know, what they've already been through, what haiti has been through and the possibility of the future is -- that's why i think something like this is really important. trying to stop that second wave of disaster what could happen in the next couple weeks. >> you know it's coming, right? >> yeah. >> larry: j. lo, is it hard for you to watch? >> absolutely. a lot is watching the children. when you finally have your own children and you feel he be what it must feel like for everybody out there. it's just -- it's daunting, all of it feels so huge. you just

. >>> known as a fashion di, jennifer lopez takes a dive on new ar's eve. > jets fly to the playoffs. the jets are inbut a sta receiver isout. you're watching "early today." >> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning. >>> passengers at newark labority airport are being allowed to board their flights again after a security breach grounded planes for some six hours last night. travelers at the new jersey airport had tobe re-screened after a still unidentified man was seen walki through a screeni checkpoint exit into the secure side soast terminal. > a florida man suspected o murdering his family on thanksgiving day is now in police custy, all thanks to the television show "measuring's mostwaed." motel owners in the florida keys say they recognized the suspect after seeing a preview for the program late saturday and quickly contacted authorities. >>> the secret service says it's investigating an 6th any of president obama found hanging from a building in plains, georgia, the hometown of former president jimmy carte

mick jagger, jennifer lopez, seal, and many others are here toou thank you. because your money is going to the american red cross and the u.s. fund for unicef. our celebrity guests are working the phones for the next two hours in los angeles and new york. you can talk to them. we'll go live to haiti showing you what your donations mean to this country in ruin. joining us right now, ryan seacrest, he's the host of "american idol." he'll be in our tweet suite later. black eyed peas front man will i.m. is here, and molly sims, the actress and advocate for haiti. we'll start by going right to haiti to port-au-prince to a hotel where anderson cooper is standing by with we understand desperation boiling over, anderson. looting, violence. what's going on? >> larry, i don't want to paint too negative a picture. this was as far as we know an isolated incident in downtown port-au-prince, but it is a taste of what could occur here if security is not brought to bear on a large scale in the port-au-prince area. there were shots fired this afternoon by two haitian police o

david beckham told george lopez on his new talk show that he hates dining with tom cruise.hat is behind that story? >> how dare he say that. he went to dinner with tom cruise. get this, bill. >> thanks for making me part this of. >> where is the congressman? >> anyways. he goes to dinner with tom cruise and tom cruise insists on a sing along at dinner. i never really liked tom cruise until i heard that. that s how we met. >> that is absolutely. >> greg: poor people do karaoke and rich people do sing alongs. >> and the staff has to tolerate it. >> michele, lovely to have you back. >> always fun. thanks. >> we'll close things out with the post game wrapup and tv's andy levy. and for further information on the show, go to fox news.com/redeye. ♪ [dr. clarke rapping] ♪ h1n1 swine flu infection. ♪ for intervention ♪ i bring prevention ♪ dr. clarke here i come, ♪ to make you head numb! ♪ health hop, lesson one, ♪ to stop the bedlam, ♪ if you think you're infected, ♪ seek attention. ♪ if you have it stay at home ♪ so you don't spread none, ♪ use tissues if you sneeze ♪ 'cause you c

mick jagger, jennifer lopez, ceal, ben stiller and many others are here to say thank you because yourgoing to the american red cross and the u.s. fund for unicef. ♪ i hate to see you cry ♪ lying there in that positi position ♪ >> the need is immediate. they need help right now. so that's why we're here with you tonight. >> those people out there that have -- that had help, help. it's important for humanity, for love, life. you have to help. >> it's very, very sad when you see this happening to someone where you've been, you've enjoyed, where people have been welcoming. >> i was in haiti in october, and it was -- words can't describe what i saw, and i considered myself a well-traveled person. it was absolute devastation. >> jared, what's going on with you buddy? >> i'm pulling out my credit card where there's a program called mope builder where you can build a house personally. >> it's touched and moved by the passion of humanity and everyone getting in there. i think we inately want to help and don't know how. >> what's inspiring to me is how kids are responding to this in america. th

lopez's remarks considering the supreme court ruling yesterday. which has serious implications for all of us as public leaders and also for washington, d.c., i would suspect. please, join me in bringing her to the stage and let's show her a warm nuf welcome. [applause] >> thank you the and good afternoon. you know, it's a pleasure to be here with you and join so many talented leaders and learning so much from all of you. it's the, it's an honor to be here celebrating the 40th anniversary of the national urban fellows. in the life of a person, when you reach 40, you know, you're at your peak, right? you can benefit from the knowledge and experience that you've gained in years, and you know that the best is yet to come, as the saying goes. and i think that's true for national urban fellows. you have graduated more than a thousand fellows who are shaping solutions and are true agents of change in their communities and nationally. you have grown one of the most extensive and engaged mentor networks in the country. and you have built a stellar leadersh

had ever been overturned because it was another 60 years -- >> guest: actually the court the year of lopezhost: if there was a hot dog stand and so many hot dogs right there at the beach but it bought its mustard across the state it was affecting interstate commerce. >> guest: there's a famous case of weaker versus lilburn if you grow the week and only use it for yourself to beat still does with interstate commerce. >> host: the error came from elsewhere. the change from his domestic agenda because of course fdr had to go to war but my goodness we were neutral during his early years his first and second term we had the neutrality act. did fdr think that he was neutral? >> guest: actually i think think god fdr had the force they did. a lot of controversy about the new deal and whether it was a good thing but i think everybody can agree fdr properly saw that japan were going to be the threats they were and took action much earlier than american people or congress wanted. as you say congress passed the neutrality act to prevent us from getting into world war ii that board or limited aid to th

. >> jose lopez of the mexican news agency.i'd like to ask the professor, given the concern of unemployment in the u.s. right now with 15 million americans without jobs i'm wondering if your with analysis has studied how will the formal legalization of millions of undocumented workers play in the overall employment picture in the u.s. and to the panel, given this circumstance and also the political problems that democrats seem to be facing in november, to what extent do you think this circumstances will play a role in president obama's decision whether or not to spend political capital on immigration reform in 2010? >> well, i completely agree with ben. i think that the real danger at this point is that we basically get it wrong in terms of the relationship between with immigration reform and unemployment. i think two things that are really significant from the way we did this study because we did go back and specifically look at that question about, what happens legalization under a context of economic stress. and again i make

enhanced the current mortgage fraud statute which was sponsored by our state representative carlos lopez-cantera and state senator gwen margolis. these bills were signed into law by governor crist and effective july 1st, 2008. they enhanced the law enforcement ability to notify the county property appraisers office when an affected property has shown mortgage fraud and there is probable cause that a mortgage fraud occurred and this is important because the property appraiser's office is now required to reevaluate not only the affected property but properties around that particular home or that condominium. this will reduce taxes and has reduced taxes of all properties affected by the fraud. not only individual property but everyone involved in the scheme. the bill also created a second-degree felony for the mortgage fraud that occurs over $100,000. in 2008, at federal level, house resolution 6853, the nationwide mortgage fraud task force act of 2008, sponsored by congressman kendrick meek was passed in the house of representatives and, it was amended as nationwide mortgage fraud coordinator act