i had to take a dna case, and when i walked out, maury was sitting there. that cannot be good for me. i tried to give the kid money for 21 years. he would not take it. he is doing pretty good. he went down to miami. now what is that boy? >> lebron. >> i am going to sue him for fathers' support. working at the flamingo. if you come, is vegas like it used to be. you never know what i am going to do. i have given away a car, diamonds, cruises, and i love going to work. do not ever touch me. you always wanted to be a boxer. tavis: i was going to ask you a serious question. you talk about your show. are you ready belmont and -- are you ready? your deal is different from anybody else in vegas. you do not actually work in the hotel and. now how is it different? >> i do all the marketing and advertising. >> so when i see your face? >> i am glad to have a multimillion dollar campaign. it cost of money in -- a lot of money in it las vegas. i was vice president of the company years ago. tavis: you were in marketing before u.n. to comedy in -- before you went into come

: "you're the father," yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] that's awesome. >> i like maury.. >> jimmy: oh man, nashville's amazing. but i mean, that's another place i just love. that just stays open all night. >> it does. it's a great place to go down and go honky-tonking. great musicians there, players. people couldn't be any nicer. it's a great spot. >> jimmy: well, man, with -- with "born free," you did do a little kind of nashville. a lot of -- a little country on here. a little bit more than usual. i know you mix it up. >> i think -- i think i just look confused. >> jimmy: no, no, no, the album cover is great. no, you definitely look confused on the album. i mean, the album itself, though. the cd is great. but i mean, you got a bunch of special guests. you got sheryl crow again. you did another song with sheryl. >> yeah, sheryl. bob seger played piano on that track, "collide." >> jimmy: that was fun. >> there's one with martina mcbride and t.i., which is actually the next single, called "care," coming out in a few weeks. and rick rubin produced it. >> yeah. >> jimmy: no

the players, including union vp and wizard forward maury seventh on the left here, are trying to make a deal that would raise the players' income from 5.7 to 7.7. here's reshard lewis. >> it's actually happening now that we're getting ready to go into it. hopefully it will end before the season starts, but as of right now, it may go into the season. >> obviously the clock is now running with regard to whether there will be or won't be a loss of games. so i'm hoping over the next month or so that there will be sort of a softening on their side and maybe we'll have to soften our position as well. but right now it's kind of unpredictable. >> i'm not scared, i'm resigned to the potential damage that it can cause to our league. as we get deeper into it, these things have the capacity to take on a life of their own. >> david stern says he's not scared, but he should be scared because the discussions are expected to get nasty between those sides. >>> the nationals have the night off but one national chose not to. all-star baseman ryan zimmerman hosting his second national night at the park.

last on united player on sunday the form a livable and england striker moving from a swimming club maury other fourth highest scoring that you wish premier league is regarded as the most heralded signing in thai football history the thirty six year old will earn some seven hundred thousand dollars for half a year's worth well that's why it's eleven season restarts later this month mark owen are two and the road champions. in the with the. legal. teams of the one. with the most important. now in gold steve stricker is showing amazing consistency at the p.g.a. john deere classic when he has that consecutive event in silvis illinois from overnight and had a good start to the final round before dropping down or the back nice trick of falling behind the following two bookies on the fifteenth and sixteenth however that merican rediscovered is cool and trailing stanley by one of the last hole he lined up meets wednesday five for birdie part to secure the title stanley stayed second but only five for the open championship. it was led it's now under soft power won the men's one hundred meters on

maury? pro -- waking up to the sound of your kids jumping on your bed shouting happy father's day. the feeling of a three pound old spice gift set being tossed on your nuts. [ laughter ] oh -- thanks, kids! pro -- your wife gave you a set of tools. con -- your three sons, harry, gary, and larry. [ laughter ] >> alabama! >> jimmy: those guys are -- [ cheers and applause ] -- sir, no yelling out. i warned them already. pro -- you can surprise your dad with a big package. [ audience ohs ] con -- your name is anthony weiner. [ laughter ] >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: you knew that was coming, right? >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. that's a gift right there. >> steve: i looked in the rear view mirror and i saw it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yep. pro -- dad made it easy this year and requested one simple gift. con -- being left alone for five god -- minutes. [ laughter ] leave me alone. [ laughter ] and finally, pro -- it's this sunday, so don't forget. con -- honestly, if you did, who cares? it's not like it's mother's day, come on. [ cheers and applause ] that's the pros and cons, everybody

. >> jenni rivera es mÁs esperado pero una mauri gutiÉrrez que se lo conoce por ser romÁtico o juanesn un rato mÁs. ya llega! >> te he visto talento. >> yo bailo la macarena. me voy para allÁ? >> sÍ, sí. >> lo que sea! es importante! ♪ ♪ >> quÉ buen proyecto. me encanta. ode tiene talento? estamos hablando en serio! si conoce a alguien que sÍ los tiene? la protocÁpsula estará en: (en pantalla) estamos con talento del bueno aquÍ en el estudio, sí sr.! porque nos visita una de las bandas mÁs taquilleras, de las buenas. nos cantarÁn "di que regresarÁs". arriba, muchachos! ♪ ♪ ♪bailabas, reias, y yo no te soltaba la mirada sentia que eras ese amor que yo esperaba que un dia podria llevarce la melancolia viendo de golpe mi vida♪ ♪por favor di que regresaras di que una vez mas te volvere a ver por favor dime que volveras a ese mismo lugar donde te encontre♪ ♪ ♪ ♪bailamos reimos y yo no te soltaba de la mano con tigo la noche se me fue casi volando suspiro y no se donde vives no eh vuelto a encontrarte no se ni a donde llamarte♪ ♪por fa vor di que regresaras di que una vez mas te volvere a v

spencer and william grant sumner in the early part of the 20th century and george gilder and charles maury in the latter part of the century. this perspective attributes poverty mainly to the defects of the poor. their supposed lazyness, stupidity, improv dense, promiscuity, lack of foresight, lack of discipline, and penchant for exploiting the generosity of others. this moralistic hectoring of the poor which absolves governing arrangements is profoundly erroneous. poverty should be seen as a communal problem. do personal failings play a role in the predicament of the poor? of course they do, just like personal failings afflict all humans, no matter what their class. bad decisions to drop out of school, to have unprotected sex, to indulge addictive drugs often tighten the bonds of the poor. but there are multitudes of poor people who conduct themselves with exemplary discipline, fortitude and pluck who nonetheless find themselves stuck in the cage of impoverishment, unable to earn their way out. one of the many virtues of barbara ironwright's classic "nickel and dimed: on not getting by in