marcie right? yes marcie perez and group marketing. welcome and take a seat.line of work is all about enhancing the image of her clients. but back at home marcie hasn't been enhancing her own image. i want and desire healthy body that's strong. a healthy body at's curvy. a healthy body that looks good. i think for me and my frame, my hieght; i think a nice goal weight would be 165. does your weight matter to you? of course. oh yeah. i do. you do? i do. what do you weigh? i am not going to say that. why? no, because it's so personal and i'm just not ready to claim it. but are you embarrassed of it? i know you love me and i love you and i think you're adorable but you're like getting away from me because i'm asking you about your weight. you're like shutting down girlfriend. why? obviously i had to tell my weight because i went on the biggest loser. and that was horrific because a i'm standing up there essentially naked. right? there was all these different emotions. i cried, i was ashamed, i was embarrassed, i was like oh my god. like to me 234 pounds is what f

not sure marcy can hear me right now marcy can you hear me. all right so we lost her for a minute but we're going to try to get her back in just a second and as i said this is something that we discussed with colonel morris davis here on the show the other day who is the former chief prosecutor at guantanamo bay and there has been in my opinion none that discussion about this if you look at the mainstream media i mean the idea that the military would now be in charge of all the tensions oh i think that we've got marci back there marcy can you hear me actually now i can hear now you can hear me now i can hear you now. all right so let's get back into the we're running out of time unfortunate little bit here but tell me what it is that you think the obama administration really means when they issue this veto threat. well one of the things that's been going on since about two thousand and four is the both administrations bush and obama have been using the two thousand and one a your mouth to justify everything and they point to that and then they

round, marci's a changer.h, my god. you're kidding me. she's taking over dr. biber's place. i couldn't believe it. she's really not really a -- i always thought marci was a woman. >> i am a woman. >> you are -- yeah. >> reporter: in the few years she's been in trinidad, dr. bowers has already performed nearly 500 sexual reassignment surgeries, which she prefers to call genital reassignment surgery, since she says it's about genitalia, not about sex. her office gets hundreds of inquiries a week, from prospective patients. dr. bowers and her staff respond to each and every one. monday morning, the day all three patients have their preoperative appointments. dr. bowers heads out to the office. in style. >> i have a porsche in the garage. what else do i need in life? i mean, what am i going to get? a ferrari? that's not a woman's car anyway. >> reporter: by noon, all three patients arrive at dr. bower's office. patric and amy, from north dakota. >> let's check in. >> my name is patric. >> how are you? >> very well

house and reaching the objective look at you you know about how what kind of we worked with general marcyon that and he for wiretapping telephone since one nine hundred seventy three you know you haven't really done a lot. but it's a practice that comes from the military government. choky killed pedro yari jokey killed pether jaldi and gave me his weapon so i could keep shooting but he had already been eliminated will see him preach and by the way in just six doc's. fujimori smile didn't last long. he was sentenced to twenty five years in prison for his crimes for his boys but before and mining companies are still using the ex-president methods to fight their own dirty war with impunity. their victims are mostly impoverished farmers whose only crime is to defend their land and water. but although proof rakes in billions of dollars each year from mining nearly forty percent of the country lives in poverty. and commerce. where this story takes place. is one of the country's poorest regions. the. dirty. look useable there's little that is up i got most of they tried to silence us ye burns an

a woman was shot to death on marcy avenue at 9:00 last night. in the 1100 block of marcy avenue.nformation on a possible suspect or motive. it's the second violent crime to happen on that block in as many days. late friday night police found a man stabbed to death just a block away. so far the murders have not been linked. >>> this morning police are looking for a stolen car after it was car jacked. they're on the lookout for a 2003 silver acura with virginia plates xek-8095. it happened yesterday at the parking lot of tysons galleria. a woman was approached by a woman who said she was out of gas and needed a ride to a gas station. once in the car, she pulled out a knife and stole the car. >>> get ready, you'll be paying more for that cab ride in arlington county. county board approved a 10 cent fare increase bringing it up to $2.10 per mile. it goes into effect new year's day. and the extra passenger charge will only apply to those 12 years or older. cabs will have to accept credit cards by december of next year. the county board said the fare increase is due to rising gas price

amir is back with us the regional executive director for the mid-atlantic region and iola and marci areraduates. on any given program fur going to be medical assistant how many thing -- if you are going to be medical assistant how many things do you learn. >> basically taking some body's vital signs, which is the most vital portion in general health screen you will do, you learn as the person comes in, from communication, customer service, asking history and performing blood pressure, pulse, temperature, respiratory rate, ekgings pulmonary function test, giving injection, taking blood doing ekg. >> you learn a lot i got it. >> you learn how to do the eye testing so there is a lot. >> you and i were chatting off camera about why this field is growing so much. and there is basically two reasons. >> that's correct number one there was an article published back in 08 in times magazine which stated two reasons number one, high cost for the health care >> which >> sure. >> second, november 2011, approximately 70% of the u.s. population is retiring we are not ready for them, enough manpower to

a woman was shot to death in the 1100 block of marcy avenue, just one block from where a 20-year-old man was killed yesterday. gentleman carrie butler was found stabbed yesterday evening. so far the must bes have not been linked. >>> police in northern virginia investigating a carjacking in tyson's corner. fairfax police say a woman was approached in the parking lot of neiman-marcus, by a woman who said she was out of gas and needed a ride to the gas station. once that woman was in the car she produced a knife and stole the car. the victim was not seriously hurt. >>> d.c. police trying to figure out how an officer's cruiser slammed into a car and sent it crashing into a utility box. the accident happened around 11:00 this morning at h and 12th streets northwest. no one was seriously hurt. a person in the civilian vehicle was taken to the hospital. >>> an official inquiry into penn state's sex abuse scandal. the team got their first win since the scandal broke. jay gray has new developments. >> reporter: for the first time in two weeks, the team from happy valley has something to chee

place versus second seated marcy is the pick of the group. game where it's a good time to be a new castle from a present sitting pretty in third place in the premier league following victory away to stoke and monday's only game. helping himself to a. stadium with jonathan walters netting the home side's goal. joint third which is heading into the game but second seeded manchester united by a solid three points. are also the only side so far this. hopes of a first every case and prove the army men beating one of the league's eastern power . here in the russian capital constantine to top off reports. this guy had won just two matches out of eight against me when you go ask in the cage shell and only once on home ice this time the helm side produced an electric start in the search for a third wind discuss striking first as which is off to women put the red and blues ahead just a minute seem a minute and a half later to discuss top scorer sergei shock of double delete forcing men told to swap goaltenders discouraging start for the visitors and th

out against the blues palencia host informed buyers leverkusen top place arsenal vs second city is marci is the pick of the group after fixtures while winless brazil are home to libya cuts. to the english game we go where it's a good time to be a new cast of fun and present the magpies sitting pretty in third place in the premier league following victory away to stoke in monday's only game demba by helping himself to a trick up at britannia stadium with stokes jonathan walters netting the whole insides gold newcastle hunt subjoin third with chelsea in spurs heading into the game but not thrilled second seeded manchester united by a solid three point newcastle on leaders manchester city are also the only and taking sides so far this. let's talk ice hockey now or saskia moscow's hopes of a first ever occasional crown have improved somewhat the army men beating one of the league's eastern power since it metzeler magnitogorsk here in the russian capital constantine pathak off reports. to sky have won just two majors out of eight against mean old when you go sit in the cage and only once on h

out against the blues plenty host in-form buyer leverkusen place the arsenal versus second series marci is the pick of the group after fixtures while winless brasil are home to libya cuts. to the english game we go where it's a good time to be in newcastle fun at present the magpies sitting pretty in third place in the premier league following victory away to stoke in monday's only game demba by helping himself to a drink at the britannia stadium with stokes jonathan netting the home side's gold newcastle hunt joint third with chelsea and spurs heading into the game but not trail second see that manchester united by a solid three point newcastle on leaders manchester city are also the only on the inside so far this season. let's talk ice hockey now where saskia moscow's hopes of a first every kid have improved somewhat the army men beating one of the league's eastern powerhouses. here in the russian capital constantine put top off reports. to have won just two majors out of eight when you go. and only once on home ice this time the home side produced an electric stored in the sewage for

not the sharpest night marci struck it stronger after we got back in the game first off well katrina changed to keep the game. often. we should do something. good little more determination we have a lot of stroke still going for our for us from the top from that's a good point you. couldn't start with richard responsible senators but champions league action continues this evening to say moscow are preparing for a crucial game in turkey the army men take on clubs in sport with a big three know in moscow last month both sides are on four points in group b. two points behind inter milan it really is a tight group at the moment with only the top thing making it to the last sixteen and the other game in the group the season leading into entertain lille at the san siro the italians have been in woeful form in their domestic league with five defeats and nine games but will look to get their second win in two weeks over the french after a one zero victory last time at elsewhere manchester city of also wrote a man cheney has offered exiled striker carlos tevez a way back into the side ahead o

democracy or i would say with the original rather democratic radically democratic aims of karl marx and marcie do you think that. a bit provocative you did glasnost and perestroika destroy the communist party of the soviet union. i'd have to say the two glasnost destroyed the commies part of the soviet union the commies party the soviet union was built as an instrument basically to control the state and to control the public sphere and once you opened up the public sphere the communist party really couldn't control it that the the debates that tore the communist party apart were essentially over the impact of glasnost now a lot of people talk about the economy and how the economy and economic competition destroyed the communist party. there is some truth in that in that but i think that that really wasn't the central element of what happened in fact i think the soviet union could have survived for a long time and had no no pressing economic crisis what it had was a legitimacy crisis. and that's where. you know glasnost came in. you know when sure noble occurred for instance that it just highli

a summons marci are incompatible it's not just a matter of islam it's also a matter of traditions and historical experience religion and mentality you cannot just export revolution or democracy to another country in this sense they're similar to truscott as he was they believe that they could just bring revolution to a country in spite of its local conditions even when it's situation wasn't suitable for at all the forces in charge of israel should be able to assess the situation soberly and to understand the danger of extremist activity is of any kind they should be willing to find a peaceful solution based on a compromise with palestine and then with syria is possible to reach a compromise in all very it came to issues israel's security should certainly be discussed and backed with certain activities it could be done but most importantly what's been stopping this from happening on the one hand it's the position of the israeli leadership that's been striving to consolidate the status quo on the other hand the americans have been reducing their activity in this matter which is quite co

come bottom marci. our thoughts could be with us here are three alive from moscow are now time for korea prisoners. hello welcome to business is the sour they cleaned out on good to have you with us in court has had it all major b.p. oil when its legal battle with minority shareholders and its rush of entertaining. the court rejected two claims for around sixteen billion dollars but already shareholders say they suffered financial losses by being excluded from the strategic alliance between ross we have and b.p. to explore the arctic for oil deals blocked by b.p. is ross in part as in the other grounds it reached the shareholder that's right all the shareholders say they will appeal the project. russ's long way to become a member of the world trade organization is nearly over barring a few technical issues that still need ironing out world's largest economy outside the double zero will finally be in. changes over the spring. explains after almost two decades of trying many wonder if russia really needs

. >> reporter: just up the street, mark and marcy pryor packed their toy boys off to grandma aftegrandpa's after first trying to rough it with just a kerosene heater. rs the first night the four of us were in one bed and we were bading by flashlight and trying eo make it fun like "all right, this isn't bad." ri day three we're like... >> it's a little old. >> reporter: nearly 400,000 rstomers are in the same boat as the pryors in new jersey. it's even in worse in connecticut. more than 750,000 are out of power there and hospitals are hererting an increase in carbon monoxide poisoning as people use generators to heat their homes. >> so we're texting friends to xet phone numbers to find kerosene places. >> reporter: back in new jersey where the pryors are trying to keep their heater filled, their boys won't need their halloween costumes until friday. the town's mayor has postponed trick-or-treating because of the downed power lines and trees. when are you hearing you might get your power back. >> they said by tomorrow but we keep hearing the next day and the next day so we have no idea. >> r

system is exactly what's needed next i want to respond to the viewer who watched my interview with marcy wheeler on the amendment to the defense authorization bill which would give the military control over the detention of suspected terrorists in the united states no five five six at on you to our own i think we lost we lost that comma there are going to move on to the next but let me respond to our last comment there was from brian ross who tweeted out the lerner show lauren lyster and some innate are really enjoying your work and. look forward to reading seeing hearing more now it's actually the evening and s n b c line up i'm glad to hear that you're enjoying the show lord knows you won't find anything like happy hour on m.s.n. b c so maybe just replace you know us with them on your life just getting that thanks for watching anyway that's of my rant to say and i'll be back with more as usual next week. now nine hundred ninety seven history was made when thirty seven nations committed themselves to the only binding climate agreement to date kyoto protocol december twenty fifth of that

>>gary: now marcy, you are not along--not alone.ryant and the gang say that you will have some shrewd attorney's deal with derek fisher a 37 year-old basketball player was these guys, i'm telling you, these guys better get going like christmas or people will find something else to do. >> and the next one reads. >>gary: tomorrow, lsu played, and what i think will eliminate themselves. they have to beat oregon a week from tomorrow but i think they have a chance. >> then jesse shares... >>gary: and jessie, a gay life. the >> i never get tired of this guy are you kidding me?

a woman was shot to death on marcy avenue at 9:00 last night. police don't have any information on a possible suspect or motive. this comes just a day after a man was found stabbed to death a block away. so far the murders have not been linked. >>> this morning fairfax county police are looking for a stolen car after it was car jacked at a popular shopping center. police are on the lookout for a 2003 silver acura are the tags xek-8095. it happened yesterday arch in the parking lot of neiman marcus at tysons galleria. a woman was approached by a woman who said she was out of gas and needed a ride to a gas station. once in the car, the woman pulled out a knife and stole the car. >>> meanwhile, police are looking for a man suspected in an armed robbery in college park. it happened last night behind vito's pizza near the university of maryland. prince george's county police believe he had a semiautomatic handgun and got away with a cell phone and wallet. they have not said if the victim was a student. thursday night a student was robbed in front of

mary marcy is the ninth president to hold the title here in the university's 122-year history of dominicanins us live this morning. thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> congratulations on your new appointment. you were inaugurated last week. >> i was inaugurated on saturday, presidential debates commission on monday, so it's been a busy week. >> certainly. first dominican was in the running to actually hold a presidential debate, which would have been huge. >> yeah. >> didn't get that, but you'll play a major role. tell us about that. >> we're thrilled actually. i've had some fabulous conversations with the leadership of the commission on presidential debates. and what happened was they saw the gubernatorial debate last year. they were really impressed with how we handled it, not only handling the event, but what they were excited about was how engaged our students were and how engaged the community was. so the executive director said to me, we're starting to do a lot of things with emerging democracies, doing what we well in the united states, which is try to create an informed citizen

marcy was there and some others and they said, why should we not let them in?ve nothing to hide. the congressman was allowed to come in. that was against jones' orders. jones wasn't even up -- he wasn't even around at this time. he was too drugged out in his cottage. he didn't show up until like 8:00 that night. >> the wrangling finally ends. the congressman, the press and a number of relatives are going in. >> and it was a jungle and this dump truck that we were on was carrying us through the jungle and then all of a sudden you saw a sign that said, you know, jonestown. and you look to the left and there were crops growing. and i thought to myself, wow, this is something. out of a jungle they have carved a very viable community in which to live. >> there were people there, black, white, men, women, children. >> it looked a little bit like summer camp i went to when i was a kid. >> you walked through the facilities and had to be impressed. they had log cabins that people were living in and a medical clinic and a child care center. in a short period of time they

. >> sounds great now i got to ask you about the title because i had to look at my notes, martha, marcy can you tell us. >> yeah, i do think it is fun for an audience to have all of the three names because marseilles may is one name in the -- mar see may is one name in the film it is about a girl with a fractured identity trying to find herself in this world and all three of those represent parts of herself and represents the larger idea of a fractured identity. >> your performance -- the movie is getting good buzz but then your performance is getting a lot of attention. you are still in college. >> yes. >> what is that like to hear? >> really really rewarding and exciting and thrilling, bizarre i feel so fortunate because a lot of -- this is my first film that has been released, and i made five films this year so this has been a huge learning experience and it is really amazing for that first off that i had the opportunity to do this film because they wanted an unknown actress and that doesn't happen often. i was lucky i was chosen for the part and it is a part that i loved. >>> you kn

. >>> rob marcy and oh is in the weather center. good morning. >> good morning.emperatures in the northeast where snow is falling and in some cases melted away, some cases it is there. 29 degrees in albany. temperatures in the freezing mark in the snow zone in the area where we have 1.7 people in the dark. some cases you can't fire up the furnace, so it is cold. 56 degrees expected in new york city. that's a couple degrees lower than it should be. average temperature is 58, 59 degrees and we had all that snow over the weekend. mild temperatures work into the area as we go through time. meanwhile, another storm dropping into inner mountain west. could see a foot of snow above the 8,000 foot mark. high plains will see snow as well. other than that, fairly quiet weather shaping up for today, a breather of a day. low clouds and gusty winds creating ground delays in some northeast airports. there's a system trying to get itself together, another nor'easter trying to make itself happen, but it will stay offshore. just light showers and clouds in the extreme northeast s

our message is clear, step aside and allow your people to transition to the marci. the would like to see this transition -- to democracy. though we would like to see this transition happen as quickly as possible, we have to be prepared for the possibility that it will be long and difficult. a large and growing number of syrians have concluded that assad must go. protests have started in a remote village and now take place in nearly every city and major town in the country. and for the regime to retain power, the syrian army has had to occupy its own country. but the regime's overwhelming use of force has not been able to suppress courageous the street protesters demanding universal rights. and internationally, syria is increasingly isolated as the international community loses patience with assad's brutality and broken promises. nearly all of serious neighbors -- syria's neighbors recognized the damage of is being done. and the arabs wanted assad to stop destroying syria. the council has described the regime as "a killing machine." the turkish prime minister said th

with carlos garcia-perez, director of the office of cuba broadcasting which oversees radio and tv marcy >> we've done 23 focus groups since i've been at the martsi, and i've been there a year and a week. and what we found out is that people in cuba really look for -- they want news. they definitely want news. and when they seek news, relevant to the focus groups, they mention the martis. >> "the communicators" tonight at 8 on c-span2. >> earlier this month lord justice brian leveson began hearings on phone hacking and more broadly, the culture, practices and ethics of the british media. this portion of the hearing focuses on the victims of alleged phone hacking. earlier this year british prime minister david ram con appointed lord justice leveson to oversee a committee examining the relationship between the press and the police. that committee will make recommendations on the future of governance. this is just under two and a half hours. >> yes, mr. kaplan. >> before you begin to hear the evidence of those i think who have been termed the core participants, victims, may i just say, um,

fudge: now the dean of the ohio delegation, my friend from ohio, congresswoman marcy capture. ms. kaptur: i thank you for bringing us together this evening on the important question of voter suppression. and i would like to say for the record, that the stability of each of our communities and our nation rests on the fragile read of trust, trust of the people. that trust enshines in our right to vote. and our obligation to do so. today, in fact, we passed a resolution that is stated over the speaker's rostrum, in god we trust. and john kennedy reminded us that god's work must truly be our own. trying to prevent voter suppression is our work. in ohio, we see new forms of voter suppression in the works as we watch the redistricting process unfold, the districts in which we will run. as members of the house and senate, whether for congress or legislature, ohio, a home rule state that values community, that values where people live, we call it a home rule state, where we live matters. and yet we see in the redistricting what is happening in ohio, the population hasn't grown as fast as