, lupe, lupe fiasco!ers and applause ] it's going to be good. i want to remind everybody. look, we have our own ice cream flavor. ben and jerry's "late night snack," right there. [ cheers and applause ] it's a real thing. it's a real flavor. you can buy this in stores. it's the coolest flavor ever. it has salty and sweet in the same thing. it has chocolate covered potato chips and a salty caramel swirl in a -- that's right, chocolate-covered potato chips. [ laughter ] it's so weird and it's so good you'd think that it wouldn't be good. just do it as a dare. you've had some? >> yes. >> jimmy: and you like it? you love it? oh, that's awesome. thank you so much. see, one person likes it. >> steve: there you go. [ cheers and applause ] and if only one person likes it -- >> jimmy: that's it, it's phenomenon. it's so good. hey, guys, you know, we showed you a commercial on our show a few nights ago for charlie sheen's new cologne, called "winning." [ cheers and applause ] i actually went out and got a bottle an

my name is lupe. i work with the human rights commission as well. thank you for putting this together. this is a great symposium and a great place to be able to share a lot of the different views and work going on. one of the things i wanted to quickly talk about was regarding the sanctuary ordinance. there has been a lot of talk about a sanctuary ordinance. it has been in the news and a national debate. we want to remind you what it is about. first of all, the sanctuary ordinance was created back in 1989. it just had its 20-year anniversary. the human rights commission is named as the enforcement agency in the sanctuary ordinance. what that means is that no city employee or no city resources can go towards helping ice or referring anybody to ice or disclosing any information to ice. it was meant to give people equal access to services, equal access to the city without any fear of retribution, any fear of retaliation, any fear of having their status being basically disclosed, and being deported for wanting to get health care. so it is a really impor

. >> mi sueÑo de conocer a lupe de bronco. >> me acompaÑas?paciÓn preferida de muchas generaciones, como lupita. >> vemos gente joven, adolescentes, niÑos tambiÉn. imagÍnate quÉ maravilla para nosotros. no cualquiera puede lograr eso y eso lo agradecemos a dios y a la vida y a gente como lupita. >> con esta alegrÍa tan grande que desataron los chicos de bronco, los chicos de amÉrica, y sin antes pedirle a lupe que nos cante... [risas] >> una clÁsica. con zapatos de tacÓn las niÑas se ven mejor que con zapato de piso. gracias, despierta amÉrica, por darle esta alegrÍa a a lupita y tambiÉn a nosotros. que estén muy bien y pronto estaremos con ustedes. >> saludos a lupe de bronco! saludos a lupita! >> lupe y lupita. >> he tenido la oportunidad de platicar con los fanÁticos que ustedes tienen y cuando se les da este tipo de regalos no se les olvida nunca. >> pretendemos que enseÑamos pero aprendemos mucho. >> se aprende en conjunto. te tengo una pregunta? >> quÉ? >> quÉ vas a hacer maÑana por la noche? >> quÉ tÚ crees! >> tengo la invitaciÓn perfe

everything done by lupe and her friends at the santo vet center. thank you so much.what you're doing for our veterans. a lot of us were not brave enough to sign our names. we're thankful many of you were. >> thank you also to our guests in the studio but not on the show. he's still with us here today. >> and here's our address for next week. remember to pick up a copy of the newspaper and support your bilingual weeklies all across the bay area. thank you again for sharing another part of our sunday with us. see you on saturday at the veterans and their families resource fair in san jose. at

we have arch bishop richardson, amos lynne, natia, and lupe. thank you.as you are speaking, you can take the mike here, this microphone here. are director? >> i am sorry [inaudible] >> great. if you would pay attention over here, you will get your time pointer from this gentleman over here. when you see 30 seconds, there will be a bill. you can go ahead. you are first up. >> hi. i represent immigration and i apologize for the baby screaming just now. we had to bring her. we spoke earlier on bye national couples. i am a foreigner, but lucky enough to have a card. we cannot operate like a billings. the only way that i can stay here is by getting my visa, whether a student or work visa. every time you get a visa, you have to leave the country to renew your visa and prove you are going to go back home. every time you leave the country, it is really scary because you have no idea who is interviewing you in the glass window and whether your application will be denied or not. one thing by federal law, it doesn't recognize marriages performed anywhere. i am one o

. >> lupe was dress shopping for the first time. >> i think the shape of this is so pretty on you. >> first dress she tries on. >> we're not leaving without it. >> each year, filene's basement hosts several wedding dress sample sales across the country. their famous running of the brides. >> i actually have a strategy. >> megan is first in line at the sale in chicago. she's shopped here the past four years as a brides maid. now she's the bride. >> tried to make some changes. instead of banking left, we're going to bank right. >> reporter: megan needs all the help she can get and asks me to be an honorary team member. >> all right. well, i kind of have my running shoes on. i can also use them as a weapon. >> this will be perfect. >> reporter: with 1700 gowns up for grabs at 70% to 95% off, this is an event brides can't afford to miss. after waiting in line for nearly 24 hours, it's go time. on the floor, the wedding dress war intensifies. >> elbow, elbows. >> hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. >> reporter: as the team gathers dozens of dresses, megan finally finds her favorite. >> you're certain