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para morir que no le da miedo solo por sus hijos . >> a mi también me preocupa a parte ella me contó hizo y le contó a su hijo cuándo tenía edad en unos de sus realitys en estados unidos y he visto al niño en las redes sociales muy alterado , alterado a parte este me desespera me da impotencia esa crueldad de las reddes . >> que más extrañaras de jenni y arturo ? . >> sus fraces su picardia, su cariño, su ternura y de arturoi más cosas porque soy hija única mis papas murieron el era el hermano que quería tener con gonzalo escudero y muchos recuerdos, de todo tipo , tristes y también un trabajo extraordinario de acercamiento porque era el enlace de mi revista y los artistas no se como explicar , me da , me da no se , me duele mucho . >> muchas gracias blanca . >> a ti . >> sentido pesame a ella también . >> llegan fanáticos de jenni rivera a la casa de la familia para dar ofrendas esta magaly que hablo con la madre de la cantante vamos en vivo . >> gracias así es hace minutos salió la madre, y hablo con la prensa . >> no me digo que la perdí , yo la tengo , la tengo, en mi corazón , l

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he said everybody calling me and you having everybody calling me telling me you starved and hungry. you ain't hungry. >> you ain't hungry. >> i was. i have been hungry. >> i think with me that's the most important thing when you're locked up, food and that phone. >> call you later on tonight. i sure will. you have a nice workout. okay? and i appreciate everything you do for me. okay. bye. >> feel better? >> no. because he was yelling at me. >> coming up -- >> i tell him give you $25 so you can give it to me. and don't take it, alexis. hello. >> monique jeffries seeks another source of commissary funding. her daughter. >> why do i have to be your mama? why do i have to be there when i need you to be there? >> and anthony politi relives the past. two years ago, the people of bp made a commitment to the gulf. bp has paid over twenty-three billion dollars to help those affected and to cover cleanup costs. today, the beaches and gulf are open, and many areas are reporting their best tourism seasons in years. and bp's also committed to america. we support nearly 250,000 jobs and invest mo

me? yeah.ind out if there was a robbery and how much the boys got. maybe we won't have to look in those saddle bags after all. it's a good idea rusty. i'll start now. okay. jim, take a look at that bank layout while you're at it. okay rusty. i think i'll take this one. phew. whoa. on second thought i think i will take this one. you act like a cow on his honey moon. it doesn't make any difference which one you pick, i don't think you're gonna do any sleeping around here. well we pulled it off didn't we? well didn't we? i don't know. rusty's pretty smart. but at least we're safe while he's thinking it over. you know the way you talk, i ain't gonna get a wink of sleep tonight. i'll sing you a lullaby. hey i wonder where we eat around here. i don't know but let's get washed up and find out. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ what's the matter with him? bullet what's the matter with you? come away from there. i guess he smells you... i don't have a dog. come on get away. bullet! what will you have? oh, cup of coff

entonces ¿qué me tiene que dar?el aplauso y homenaje para la señora jenny rivera. (aplausos) ♪ ♪ ♪ y seguimos en "despierta américa" haciendo un homenaje a la diva de la banda, una persona que nos tenemos que quitar el sombrero. >> vivirás siempre en los corazones y su música siempre será recordada y su disco "joyas prestadas" se colocó en los primeros lugares en ventas en méxico. >> es que tener su música, la tendrá siempre con nosotros pero ahora vamos a méxico. >> amigos, seguimos consternados no podemos creer lo que vive e público de jenny rivera, los amigos de esas 5 personas fallecidas, y jenny rivera siempre fue una mujer de éxito, una mujer incansable y ella siempre se daba tiempo para ser espontánea y ella ha ganado tantos premios, fue premiada recientemente justo en monterrey, se ha dado tiempo para ser jenni, la especial, vamos con los detalles. >> ¿alo? (risas). >> ¿con quien hablo? es suyo? ella contestó la llamada que le llegó a un reportero, ella contestó el teléfono y ¿quién estaba del otro lado? no

you don't know how much you mean to me. you have helped me by giving me my life back. this father's day card is nowhere close to what i owe you for giving me back my life and self-esteem. happy father's day. love sean p. >> i just really thank god for coming to jail, honestly. if it's -- it's bad to say that. but jail saved my life. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >>> i guess the worst part about gangs is para now wra. it is like a virus. it invades >>> former gang members attempt to leave deadly rivalries behind. but for some, the past is anything but resolved. >> i don't think no one could ever take this pain away. >> the men in another housing unit deal with a completely different set of issues. >> you have your masculines that are more masculine looking. >> are you masculine or fem? >> i'm gay, i'm gay. >> then you have your fems. they act like girls. >> fems to the fem side and masculine to the masculine. we don't let them intertwine. you are asking for problems. >> at a surprise contraband raid turns one housing unit upside down. >

encnata, me encanta trabajar con el güero, así que, me siento como en familia y me encantó la historiaida a sus problemas para buscar el hombro en el cual ella puede llorar, tiene 3 hijos adolescentes , adultos que así como están grandes le llegan también problemas muy grandes, y ella solamente tiene por lo pronto espacio para sus hijos, y se descuida un poco sobre el amor, como mujer, pero no les cuento más, porque esta historia es una de muchas otras historias, y se tocan puntos muy especiales, así que apolinar siempre pendiente de ella. >>> la verdad, como dice arturo, la verdad que arturo es bueno como el pan, es buen muchacho. >>> y la risa, qué pasa, karla. >>> es que África, me dice alan que tienes una risa contagiosa. >>> la verdad que sí. >>> mira, también soy medio payasona, así que tenemos que juntarnos, les deseamos mucha suerte en esta nueva producción, y quiero decirte, arturo que victoria es súper afortunada, porque además le harás pan fresco todos los días. >>> claro, más adelante tenemos a ernesto laguardia, también victoria ruffo. >>> vaya a novelasyseries.com para sa

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me about the story. so it helped me to understand a lot of who he is, which made it easier for me to let go and forgive him. >> hard to forgive, though. >> it is, it is, but it's very necessary. what i found is this, and this is so true. if you do not forgive, you hold on to this thing inside of you that can change your life and take you in the wrong direction. 9 times out of 10, the people who have done things to you are asleep and at peace and you're holding on to it, it can literally become sickness in your body and make your physically ill. i think that forgiveness is beyond important. >> is he still alive, your father? >> he is. >> what kind of relationship do you have with him? >> we don't speak very much, but i am taking care of him. i make sure he has everything he needs. >> you support him? >> absolutely. 100%. as a child, he wasn't a great father, but he was a great provider and he had an incredible work ethic. he gave me my work ethic. >> do you think despite the way he man handled you, did yo

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so me, i fantasy about it. and maybe i was looking more and people that were wearing that kind of close, sometimes going to buy a jacket. there is a movie of marlon brando. but i must say, i remember it was a time in the 1960's, it was some boy from the suburbs. i suppose little gangs who were supposed to be bad boys. maybe i was a very polite boy. i was a little fascinated by bad ones. [laughter] it came from my fascination with movies, with james dean, most of all marlon brando. all wore rebellious close. i find it very attractive and very interesting. of course, i should say that i love a lot of other things. cinema was also showing that kind of rebellion of the street. for me, maybe it became like those things are not that bad. and they're already recognized. they show some kind of people that i am not at all part of. but also, i use it may be after -- it inspired me. i love to make them all. the code of what is decent and a decent. what is elegant, not elegant. what is luxurious or not luxurious. changing

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me. ask why it is that the wood is proof they feed and they looking out for me put clothes on his back ok but now it's time get to squander get these niggas you dish out of my house which you know i don't. wish you don't get to let me just pinch you all much so how can you say no to this will kill is my business you feed me. told me when you first got. files got i was like to the trial was about to wail now i'm a first down i was thirteen years old you guys just go to school if you don't have one you got to be around somebody's got i carry two it bring up the far right i don't want to have another i got a back up. with a k forty seven on to the max here you got big girls you know twenty to thirty it's the test for me the sixteen ball is a lot come on now you've also violent down some. generation with the last four have the my generation there was gun play there was no such thing to fight the kids today came right in the gang will go. that's why so many murders. that's made a twelve year o

nailed it. ♪ kiss me kiss me yeah kiss me kiss me kiss me kiss me yeah ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmyred-nosed reindeer"? >> i might've been. >> jimmy: the cartoon? [ laughter ] you wanted to be a dentist? [ audience ohs ] i remember this. i remember this, and it's adorable. i knew i knew who you were. i knew. all right. contestant number three, it's time to -- spin! that! wheel! of! carpet! samples! come on, buddy. give it a good one. all right. [ drum roll ] oh, man, that's the best spin so far. sudden reindeer. ♪ there you go. there you go, pal. boy, oh, boy. almost gave you christmas fantasy there. now, here's the deal. as always, you have the option to trade in your carpet sample for whatever is wrapped inside this mystery christmas present. [ laughter ] now, i encourage you to take the trade. in fact, i insist that you do. please open the mystery -- whoa, it's a carpet sample! ♪ that is cocky stocking. you took a chance, and it paid off. now -- this is one of the closest matches in the long and storied history of "wheel of carpet samples." higgins, who is tonight's winner? >> st

tavis: give me yours, give me yours. >> well, come on. tavis: give me yours. >> "millworker," greatest song ever written. tavis: "millworker" is good. >> no. "millworker" is great. tavis: "carolina in my mind" is awfully good. >> aw, "carolina in my mind" is boring, boring. tavis: "sweet baby james," pretty good, pretty good. >> flag is the best album, by the way, because "millworker" is on it. tavis: okay. >> "company man," don't even start with me. tavis: for those of you who don't know this, every time jamie comes on the show, we have this fight about who loves james taylor more. >> he is the soundtrack of our generation and, therefore, there's no one who speaks to me musically more than him. tavis: i love the humanity in his lyric. the content is so -- anyway, we -- >> and his voice. tavis: yes. >> there's just -- tavis: we love you, james taylor. how about that? i love this book. >> ah, look at you segue! look at you segue! you must do this for a living, baby! tavis: [laugh] 20 years, i been working at it. i really do love the title,

he showed me how. so it is not important who your mother is only, not just important who your father is but very important who your big brother is. we had the best. the world needs a lot more big brothers like chris stevens. >> i am tom stevens, to give you the little brother perspective. two points. i would like to comment somewhat on some of the early development of his diplomatic skills. you have heard in the past several weeks why he was a good diplomat. i think there are some things you haven't heard that you might be interested in. secondly, on a more serious note, how his personality and mentoring of my big brother possibly affected my life. in a lot of the media reports, a man of the people, peace and love. all that is true, not denying any of that. but there's a different skill set also required. that is the power of subtle persuasion. you have to be able to convince someone to do something that is not necessarily in that person's best interest yet make that person think he is doing something

me.> plus politics, saying no to plastic surgery and hello to fame. >> you see me as this star. i don't see myself that way. >> barbra streisand the way she is, a funny girl. this is "piers morgan tonight." people ask me who i would most like to have on my show as a guest, one name continuously pops up in my mind. a voice that i believe is the greatest it's ever been. a humanitarian, a political activist, a wife a mother and she's a funny girl. she is, of course, barbra streisand. i even got your name right. >> did you say barbra. >> i say barbra. more important, i got streisand right. we had dinner together and you lectured me that i kept calling you barbra streisand. >> very english. >> streisand. >> by god, you've got it. >> now, i've just come from watching your brilliant new movie. i don't say that lightly. "guilt trip." it reminded me exactly what it would be like if i went on a road trip with my mother. about you and seth rogen, you go on this bizarre road trip together. you're the

>> i think it did scar me more than it drove me.hat drove me was the fact that my father's life was cut so short. he died at 35 years old. he was listed in a book of great leaders of education. he wrote incredible thesises, if there is such a word, with just wonderful observations. he was a teacher. he also taught at elmira reformatory. he taught english to juvenile delinquents. i could never read that piece until i got much older and had this certain experience. then i was able to read it. that was me. in other words, there is so much in the cellular memory or the dna. because i never knew him. but at 16, i discovered ipsen and shakespeare. when i finally read my father's thesis it was how to teach prisoners and delinquents through ipsen and shakespeare. you know? >> have you been able to find out a lot about him and his character and his life? >> not really. although very mystical things happen, you know? i was doing a concert -- i can't remember when. several years ago. i was with my two girlfriends one night at my house. and the

me, for other reasons. and when you have -- there are some people that to be integrated, they change themselves. they hide it themselves. i decided not to hide myself, like the fact that my sensibility was different than my situation was different. i could express it because i went into fashion, and in fashion, there is a lot of gay, so i did not suffer. a lot suffer. i think every minority is that they are ashamed and they do not say that they are. i felt the it was good. you should not ask to be ashamed and to hide yourself. to me, it is courage. i'm sure for a lot of people. maybe they did not say because it is some taboo like religion. it is like, if you are all together on showing who you are, you will be accepted, and people will refine everything normal. i remember one movie which was very beautiful, "chocolat," which shows one guy which is italian, and he goes to work in switzerland. he is not integrated at all. what does he do? he preaches his hair blond to be integrated, to look as if he was from

>>> me duele la pierna así que el doctor me quiere hacer un bypass.a pausa y en instantes erica confiesa que le hace sentir su apreja, como lourdes cuando la abrazo y también hablamos del accidente que sufrió con sus hijos hace un tiempo! (mÚsica). que tal, les habla satcha pretto.finalmente descansa en paz.se arman contra la violencia.factura politica por "bengazi"entre acordes de su cancion favorita resonando en radios de california, finalmente entierran hoy a jenni rivera en un sepelio exclusivamente familiar. el vice presidente joe biden se reune con policias de todo el pais, iniciando la tarea encomendada por el presidente obama de buscar propuestas concretas para frenar la violencia con armas de fuego . ruedan tres cabezas en el departamento de estado tras concluirse que fallas administrativas dejaron vulnerable la seguridad en el consulado de libia, donde cuatro estadounidenses murieron en un atentado. aquí les preparé un revoltillo a nuestra gran dama jenni rivera >>> (mÚsica). >>> después de la graduación celestial del día de ayer. ssu famili

to me, it was like they were giving me free money. >> debts are closing in. >> i have credit-card billsi have to get paid off. they call me all the time, but i tell my mom to tell them i'm not home. >> and the family is fed up. >> me and my dad's relationship is really bad. >> she's 21 years old now, and it's time for her to stand on her feet. >> now they've called me in, and it's my job to bring this princess back to earth. hi. gail vaz-oxlade. nice to meet you, jennifer. >> nice to meet you, too. >> i hear you like to get everybody to do things your way. >> yep. >> yeah, well, you might not be all that special when it comes to dealing with me. come on. so, you know you're a princess. >> yes. >> and what makes you a princess? >> because i normally get what i want. >> why do you think they keep giving in to you? >> i think 'cause they still see me as their youngest sister, so -- >> well, you'll always be their youngest sister, but when you're 73 years old, are they still gonna be doing this? >> no. >> let's listen to what some of your family has to say about you. >> she was the baby, so

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will you leave me alone? it's my vacation. let me enjoy myself. [thunder] thanks a lot. i didn't do it. you mean? mm-hmm. he must really care about me, the way he worries. could be. why else would he put my cigarette out? maybe he's not anxious to have you up there. can i help you, mr. glidden? we'll be checking out today. right now, actually. i'm sorry to hear that. is anything wrong? well, yes. it's your grandson. with ball-bouncing and skateboarding at all hours, we feel like we're interrupting his vacation. it's best we check out. i apologize for the inconvenience. i'll refund the balance. thank you. send me the bill. again, i'm sorry. libby, we have to do something with max. we can't have him driving customers away. i know, mother. kids go through phases. i mean, lord knows you did. but not like this. if this continues, you'll have to send him to military school. that is not an alternative. he's had enough upheavals in his life. his grandfather dies. his father takes off like a bird after some dream. he needs love, and to be around us. not military school. i hope yo

the ignoring me was bad enough, but now you're two timing me?t. you big jerk! (crying) who wants egg nog? get it while it's noggy haha i'll have some later. oh, is something wrong honey? it's not important. i don't want to ruin your christmas. holly, look at me. your father and i love christmas that's true, and maybe we go to far sometimes. but, you always come first. always. it's just a friend of mine at least i thought this was my friend, all of the sudden is a real jerk. i just don't get it. well, maybe your friend is having trouble at home. sometimes a jerk is just someone who doesn't know how to say what they really feel. ok, i'll give him another chance. that's my...him? this is a boy? nole! we'd like to meet him sometime. the egg nog is there if you want it. it'll help you sleep. unless you've suddenly become lactose intolerant then they'll be then they'll be painful cramps and bloating. nighty night. ♪i thought i knew ♪you. how could have i ♪been so wrong? maybe you ♪have troubles that you don't know how to ♪ ♪share, but i know ♪i still

as we're handcuffing him, he's yelling, kill me, kill me, just kill me. >> kill me! kill me! was over. it was done. he knew he wasn't going any further. >> the pepper spray makes its way through the ventilation system, ultimately sending seven officers and a radio dispatcher to the hospital for treatment. steven bergen, originally detained for stealing a stereo and a few bags of snacks ends up in far deeper trouble. in addition to one count of burglary, he's convicted of aggravated assault on a plifsh, attempted escape. he serves four years and seven months in prison. after the incident, a lot of things changed at the campus police station. >> our booking area became more secure. it was moved to a whole different building. no loose chairs. thanks they could get their hands on and use against us. >>> coming up, an ex-con hijacks a lumber truck and gives new meaning to the term hot pursuit. hell on wheels. when "caught on camera: they fought the law" continues. [ male announcer ] this december, remember -- you can stay in and share something... ♪ ♪ ...or you can get out there w

i do but he doesn't do anything for me. he does some things for me, believe me.e's having a baby. i went to costco this weekend. it was a two-cart weekend for costco. people were asking if i worked there. i move things like i'm one of the employees. leaving costco my truck was packed so tightly i couldn't see out of the windows. i could see out of the front and 1/18 out of the window in the back and the truck was almost completely packed with alcohol. it was. [ cheers and applause ] something -- if someone had rear ended me i wouldn't have been arrested for a dui. i would have drowned. and now i have to wrap -- you don't have to wrap alcohol, do you? i bought sweaters to put around the bottles. i'm a terrible gift wrappers. i'm good at a lot of things, sex obviously. i can cook. i draw. i know how to juggle. but i cannot do a decent job of wrapping a gift. most guys are bad at this. are you or aren't you supposed to use crazy glue on the corners of these things. i wind up with too much paper or not enough. sometimes i have a rectangle on the side of the box and i

people calling me your honor and smiling at me and kids making a fuss over me. and me not having to hide from someone all the time. and you i coulda had you. but you are all that-- you have me. i, i got nothin i ain't even got myself. don't say those things at least not up here. you promised today would be our day, you promised to forget all about the court and the election everything. please darling let's just enjoy ourselves. [music] i beg pardon sir but perhaps you prefer to come back tomorrow. evidently his honor is unavoidably detained. i'll wait. yes sir [music] [music] you happy darling. yea but i am scared too. of what? i don't know. i've never been scared of nothing in all my life. dr higgins says your. nah it ain't nothing the doctor knows about, something i can't figure out myself. except maybe cause i found something i never had before something i want to hold on to. a place like this a feeling of quiet inside a new slant on things. ah i don't know -i'm talking screwy. no you're not, it makes me so happy to hear you talk like that. happy? fred i am beginning to find you again

me and. the lady it was. me. this is i'm this is my secret this is my secret facepalm that me and my college friends came up late on a ranch. rocket now when we have to be fixed but you go up and make a rocket ship like that and having to pack. shit. like. this is where they there's this is the furthest out part of the city the last streets were on like she's your age starts to a and and they go as a clock from two o'clock as like a horseshoe to ten o'clock and i just want to show this area and show how big it is because when we come back later in the week this is all going to be full all of the streets completely fill up and it becomes a huge city so we like serene a half or four miles by the same like three and a half or four miles and it's kind of a circle more than a square and it's just fills up and we have our city for one week. ok let's go. where we want to go let's go to the. as our population increased so did our guard community grow up mature national mature your mothers and fathers died. and we didn't

when rain went on inside of me. i don't bother nobody and nobody bothered me. so my mother may then i would retaliate with poor hide away and well deal. considering anybody out there and the enemy a known brand out there. today to read into my men this. come on had doing much of anything else i'm morgan when i have been. a take out or feel that he gave me a moment oregano. be smart enough to hide he knows militaries in the area and he's smart enough to know when somebody has been scrapping in his area and knows how to find them jr staked his claim to the blue mountain side of the range during the first gulf war when territorial feuding between scrappers player into a shooting. he's been in that area unchallenged for many years now and i know there are several people in town looking over at that other side when they see all this just drop in that big stuff and with the price of the loom the brass the way it is right now they think he's got a gold mine over there it's one of the most dangerous areas you can work in that's all big bombs rockets sidewinders scatter

me that he's sorry, that that was a lie. trying to convince me. >> i'm looking at the parole office, this close, looking in the windows, like baby, you're going to get me in trouble, you know what i mean? police are going to come. i've got dope in my pocket. i've got a warrant. right? i'm high as hell. right? i'm trying to calm her down. >> i guess because we were arguing hard, attacking each other verbally. and the cops came. >> so i just backed -- started backing up. yvonne's standing over there. i told her, come on, let's get out of here. and i walked, because i left my son up the street. i went and grabbed my son and i took off. i left yvonne there. the police were coming. i was going to hide my drugs. know what i mean? take my son out of the area. i took off. police started coming around. i left my son with some youngsters behind a fence. which, that's the house i was going to, which they ended up leaving him there, too, so i got charged with that, too, a misdemeanor, child endangerment because i left my son in the stro

he may have some news for me. when me see you again? i'll meet you at the big cave on the washita river in two days. you go on, i'll break up camp. me hurry see what friend want. tonto? yes, kimosabe? they're stricter around the reservations these days. be sure to report to the indian agent in charge there. me see him first thing. ♪ you last passed this way. yes it has. thank you. where's tonto? he went to see his friend, chief swift eagle. on the washita reservation. the washita? why, yes. something wrong, father? i hope he doesn't meet with trouble. trouble? what kind of trouble? the army has issued orders, that any indians found of their reservations, south of the simonon river, are known as renegades. renegades? yes. and they are to be exiled to the florida everglades. why those disease infested swamps would kill a northern indian in less then a week. i know. why, father? what's the reason behind it all? oh, inspector! here's someone who can tell you about it. good morning, father. this is inspector williams from the department of i

either you like me or you don't. you know what i mean? if you don't like me, tell me.u know what i mean? >> what do you think? >> it's good. >> ready to get out? >> i'll hit it with a razor tonight. yeah. >> cecil, what's next? >> beautiful women and some good food.

i know don't help me, done help me. mop squeegee. (laughter) fox news chairman and goblin king roger ailes wanted somebody else as "the washington post" recently reported in the spring of 2011 ailes asked a fox news analyst headed to afghanistan to pass on his thoughts to general david petraeus, resign from the military and run for president. and ailes wasn't just encouraging petraeus to run, he put a serious offer on the table. which was secretly taped i assume, by paula broadwell hiding under the table. (laughter) listen petraeus respond to ailes offer. >> tell him if i ever ran, but i won't, but if i ever ran i would take him up on his offer. >> okay, all right. >> he would quit fox. >> all right. >> and bankroll it or maybe i'm confused and that was rupert. >> i think one is bankrolling it. >> big boss is bankrolling it. rogg certificate going to run and the rest of russ going to be here in-house. >> stephen: okay so, if petraeus ran for president murdoch would pay for it, ailes would manage it, and fox news would sell it though

you ask me about his reed pipe. the wind must play it for him. you ask me about his sweet songs. the wind must sing them for him. satur, the mother of dimusi, weeps for his song. once my boy wandered so freelly on the steppe, now he is captured. once dimusi wandered so freely on the steppe, now he is bound. the ewe gives up her lamb, the goat gives up her kid. my heart plays the reed pipe of mourning. in a place where he once said my mother will ask for me, now he cannot move his hands, now he cannot move his feet. i would see my child. the mother walked to the desolate place. she looked at the slain wild bull. she looked into its face. she said, my child, the face is yours. the spirit has fled. there is mourning in the house. there is grief in the inner chambers. the sister wandered about the city, weeping for her brother. gestanana wandered about the city, weeping for dimusi. oh, my brother, who is your sister? i am your sister. oh, dimusi, who is your mother? i am your mother. the day that dawns for you will also dawn for me. the day that you will see, i will also see. i would

hurt me! wants to hurt you. >> why are you [ bleep ] and smashing me against the wall if they didn't want to hurt me, huh? >> to prevent him from harming himself, etter is placed in four-point restraints. >> lay back. lay back. >> no. it's not bruised. >> our cameras were there the next morning when a nurse came in to check on him. >> etter, are you feeling like you still want to hurt yourself? >> i never wanted to hurt myself. >> now, were you banging your head last night? >> yes, because i was frustrated. i do that when i'm frustrated. >> that's not the right thing to do though, is it now? >> it's better than hurting somebody else. >> well, you're right. when i'm going to do now is call the psychiatrist and see if we can discontinue the four-point order so he doesn't have to go back into them now. i don't feel he is of any threat to himself or others at this point. >> released from the four-point restraints, etter is moved to a 24-hour observation cell and is placed in a suicide smock. a tea

- mommy, leave me alone.is: for those who do not know why you name him egypt, and there is a reason behind it. >> in 2007 or so, i went through a tough time. i think i grew up really fast. i grew up really fast in this fast-paced business. i didn't understand how to take a break, recover, and i paid for it. i got down. i guess even depressed in some senses. i found myself in a place where all i was doing was crying. and i thought, not me. i am a bubbly person. so a good friend of mine told me that i should take a break, see the world, go somewhere, and that is when i chose to go to egypt. so i took this trip. it was the first time in my life i took those weeks of. we were in the temples, and it was a place that was so magical and intelligent and inspiring, and i had seen all of that power and beauty and structures, and i felt i knew how to rebuild myself, and when i came back, i knew how i wanted to change. it is definitely the beginning of where i am now. when i was pregnant, my husband said, and he is such

that's an actual senator telling to you senate me or senatize me? what is the verb there?i don't think there's a verb. >> stephen: that's the first thing i'm going dhieng when i get to the senate. senator jeff bingaman give it up. thank you, senator. >> thank you. Ç @ h"h"/2l1e[,xn! [cheers and applause] >> stephen: dwoam back, everybody. thank you so much. [cheers and applause] folks, i spent the entire first act talking about myself, but not all the news is that hard-hitting. for instance, yesterday, this is what everyone was covering: a monkey loose in a fur coat loose at ikea. note to the media: a monkey at ikea is not news. [ laughter ] a monkey building the "fjell" four-drawer chest with no dowels leftover -- that's news. [ laughter ] s. [ applause ] so what's a pundit with no juicy stories to get angry about supposed to do? luckily, the folks over at fox news are always prepared to smash the glass and pull out the emergency muslims. [ laughter ] >> the ground zero mosque was supposed to be a cultural center, remember? >> turns out it's an empty space with no communi

, the woman's movement gave me me back, the church gave me me back, i am chosen, i am safe, i am lovedd i go, thank you, thank you, thank you. then i can chase down an airplane, right? i could. tavis: i am trying to move on to wow. i cannot go yet. i keep going "wow." there are two things to ask before i advance. that beautiful phrase you said a moment ago, it takes a radical act, it takes a radical act to stop listening to the voice of the culture. lord. that is the most difficult thing for us to do because we are bombarded with all kinds of messages every day. take a minute and tell me more about how we accomplished that, to find a way to stop listening to it and being dictated to by the voice of the culture. >> well, you start to realize, part of getting older, it is all a lie. it is like a fog machine in "one flew over the cuckoo's nest." it gets turned on and everybody gets foggy. partly, the willingness comes from the pain. you start to get older and think, i may have 20 more years. how much time and my going to waste on my butt? 187th on the list of what matters here. people cam

>> they were clearly missing me, you clearly missing me. >> excuse me, piers, when you were there, we debuted at 16 1/2 million. you leave, we're at 10. >> what went wrong? >> i do not know. i do not know. i think that i didn't see the point of moving to new york. i didn't see what that does. i don't think a viewer at home that watches that show goes they really don't care whether it's filmed in philadelphia or los angeles or new york. what does it matter to them? they are at home watching the tv. >> it's moved because of how it's done because he does a radio show there. i got the feeling watching her, who i absolutely love, an amazing talent, but i just got the feeling it was a bit uncomfortable not being able to be the real howard stern because of the nature of a family show like "america's got talent." did you feel that? >> i thought he handled himself really well because we know him as the howard stern of radio and he's a big old softy. he's a big old softy. in commercial breaks, i would ask him all filthy dirty sexual questions and he would look at me and go why are you talking t

got me buffaloed. she pulled me off buttermilk to keep me from following monty.lkheart? positive. then you better go tell the sheriff what happened. okay but what are you gonna do? pat and i are going out to see ruby. maybe she can explain why she acted that way. ♪ , roy rogers come. me hide in back. ♪ hi ruby. ruby not talk. bullet come away from there. ♪ look out ruby! move! that claber faced forked tongue tyraid. ruby, what was monty doing here? i find him here. he no let me go. when dale was bringing you home, why did you stop her from going after him? i hear shots. i think maybe monty kill dan. but monty say he not do it. if he didn't do it how did he know about it? maybe monty tell truth, he not have rifle when we see him. he could have, he hides a lot of things in these hills. yeah that's an old trick of his, monty has all kinds of hiding places. ruby you don't seem to take the death of your husband very hard. no. you better wait here till the sheriff comes, he'll probably want to talk to you. come on pat. ♪ ♪ sheriff, you suppose the fact that ruby is hal

bow your heart with me. a discussion on the importance of interface based leadership on the city's violence prevention initiative predict and organize for a safer san francisco is where we're opening up in prayer. iicizea and "it shall come to pass before they call i will answer and yet while they are speaking i will "hear". mayor lee you spoke briefly at the interfaith breakfast and called out for help how do we get to our youth who are disenfranchised and not connected. you asked that you dependd and asked for the help of clergy and the religious community. you said you asked because you and the civic leaders and the departments cannot do it alone. we are here to pray for that reason. you went on to say our future leaders inherit what we do and all that we fail to do. at this breakfast the response from mrs. rita simel of the san francisco interfaith council was "mr. mayor, we will help". for the sake of the health and safety and peace of this city, the only city in this nation named after a saint we come

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the fact that they told me, "you're bright and you're special" and drove me and encouraged me, told meer to quit and never let your dreams end at the corner of sedgwick avenue. i don't think i would be where i am today. (applause) and i wish my brother could have gone on the journey with me as well. >> narrator: by the time she was in the eighth grade, omarina had achieved near perfect attendance and had an average in the 90s. >> who agrees and why? omarina. >> because when you solve negative b over 2a to get the vertex... >> narrator:: soon she began working on applications to some of the nation's best high schools. >> that was your best essay. read it to me again. i love it. >> "typically young adults look upon a political figure or someone in their life for guidance and support. i, on the other hand, seem to find this inspiration within a black-and-white street sign. imprinted on the signs are the words 'one way.' it taunts me with another reminder that coming in is not the obstacle, but making it out." i don't think that me and my brother are on the same road. i think he fell off a

and it's hard for me to-- hard for me to understand that. >> bernard l. madoff securities employed over 100 people, but it seemed like a family business. his brother peter and several cousins worked there. mark and andrew worked on the 19th floor of new york's lipstick building, where they legitimately traded securities for the firm and for outside clients. the investment advisory business--the ponzi scheme-- was housed two floors below, where their father never made any trades at all. he was simply creating phony paper statements that showed steady profits for his clients, his victims. access to the 17th floor was highly restricted. you must have been curious about why the 17th floor was such a secret place. when you or mark asked him about his end of the business, what did he say? >> it was always very similar responses. "you guys have your business to worry about, and let me worry about my business," and the conversation would end there. >> but people say, "look, there's no way these kids could not have at the very least suspected something was going o