cuando algo me molesta pues... me &%$# y saco el carácter, que me gusta tener carácter.úper alegre, pero de repente tan pronto está bien como... ¡uuuh! Él mismo no sabe controlarse. esta pequeña curvita que es vegetación, vamos a continuar y luego coger el camino a la derecha, según nos indica el mapa. hoy hemos tenido un reto interesante de los que a mí me gustan. usar el coco, la orientación se me da muy bien además. la orientación me lleva bastante bien, físicamente por supuesto me considero que soy una de las mejores. sino la que mejor la verdad. es david, va caminando muy rápido. llevamos 15 minutos de ventaja con ella, que han salido 15 minutos antes. venga vamos a cruzar no pero que &%$# el palo se me ha quedado atascado. ¡david! ¡eh! ¡oooh, oooh! (kike) no es un río peligroso, pero hay que ir con cuidado. ♪ [gritos] ¡aaah,aaah! ¡jesús, grito de mujer! [gritos] ¡aaah,aaah! ¡espera, espera! no os subáis aquí que esto está resbaladizo. (kike) bueno el tiempo vuestro habéis llegado. ¿cuánto tiempo? esperarme aquí abajo. 42 minutos 23 segundos. 42 minutos 23 segundos.

me no one would see me when i was sitting there and they said that no one would see me when they entered the room so that he would leave it i didn't try to convince him otherwise i just turned around and left. the rules of. leave it is very different in every day life and on stage when she is not performing she is very calm and sincere but when she goes on stage she transforms. excuse me could i get your autograph please i know your honor but you have cool tattoos thank you. you can show my military card all right is it ok for me to put a signature here but i don't care i was discharged long ago thank your good luck and all the best good work. here was my people recognize her in different places even in the street wherever she goes people that on the nose and those she doesn't know come up to her and say oh hello i know who you are you're so cool you're amazing i think she seeds on people's attention and approval you want you on the body you know. this is all so me i'm going to marry your store. all my friends at work have found their other house their online dating. websites didn't let

let me let me one wouldn't let me ask you a question. here i missed that word this one rat in the bank we have our knives out . the side of the banks thing again we're a disgrace we're being i don't agree to talk about the surveillance. i believe the phone when i walk down the street i'm not at all scared by the loads of people staring at me and i recently came to realize that st petersburg is a big village. and sometimes i even everyone knows. that i understand that i stand out from the crowd but i also like to emphasize my individuality with beautiful and fashionable clothes to ality with beautiful if a person has got style and intelligence then he or she is just like any other person in the world. if it. were for. the landless changed radically ever since i got involved in the entertainment business i realize that i'm not married to a man but to the stage and it's very scary to tell the truth it's just. i don't even have the right to be sad this is the third tattoo i've got i have more than fifteen all together but this time to tell t

help me. >> how? >> if i get the piece back, i think the pentagon will commute my sentence. i'll still be out of the department, but at least i go out vertically. help me get that component back. >> how do we do that? >> [sighs] i've got a thing in my bag. [unzipping bag] try the pocket of the blue oxford. there's a trigger mechanism on the bottom left-hand corner. precise non-functional replica of the component they tore me apart for. >> ok. it's a dummy prototype, a phony. now, what's it good for? >> good enough to get the real one back. good enough to prove my innocence. good enough to save my life. help me. safe deposit box for all the tainted loot of the orient, front for every curtain there is from bamboo to silk to iron. central distributing point. and its cover? export of everything from stove polish to tractors. mostly legitimate. and somewhere inside there, the weapons component, waiting to be transshipped. >> how do you know? >> tell him, kel. >> tell him what? >> tell him about how

to like me. down here or there were three went to church prayed in believed and asked god to help us. when our baby was baptized i stood behind the door till the very young and then they asked me to come in as they came in and they gave me my child. i asked god to make my child normal without any problems. it was going to. especially in the last few days before labor. with them or if we were praying day and night from. the doctor said that only one of them could survive either her or the child. the move it was a hundred to one chance that both of them could live through it. one of the most precious people i have in my life are my daughter and maria. deadly rivals the decades. if you had fifteen thousand people killing each other in any other country there would be diplomats there would be mediators a lot of. self imposed out costs from society i will content myself am i going to tax my brother understand my one time it means you know i'm not going to leave basically attack the columns of my anger

help me. >> how? >> if i get the piece back, i think the pentagon will commute my sentence. i'll still be out of the department, but at least i go out vertically. help me get that component back. >> how do we do that? >> [sighs] i've got a thing in my bag. [unzipping bag] try the pocket of the blue oxford. there's a trigger mechanism on the bottom left-hand corner. precise non-functional replica of the component they tore me apart for. >> ok. it's a dummy prototype, a phony. now, what's it good for? >> good enough to get the real one back. good enough to prove my innocence. good enough to save my life. help me. safe deposit box for all the tainted loot of the orient, front for every curtain there is from bamboo to silk to iron. central distributing point. and its cover? export of everything from stove polish to tractors. mostly legitimate. and somewhere inside there, the weapons component, waiting to be transshipped. >> how do you know? >> tell him, kel. >> tell him what? >> tell him about how

these people from the very beginning met with me , stayed with me, supported me, drove me around, listen to the drama, and stood by my side through it all. i have to say it was one of the most incredible journeys of my life to work with people in the capacity of the campaign, there is nothing like it for people to see it through the good and the bad times and still love you regardless what you say to them. it is amazing. i want to say from the bottom of my heart thank you all so much for being there for me, for being amazing people and for caring so much about district 5. even when you gave me advice not always in the best interest, or in others interest, but it was always about what are we going to do for district 5. i want to acknowledge former san francisco supervisor, what am i good friends for many years since the days of treasure island, annemarie conroy. maggie -- (indiscernible) and maureen irwin, my campaign manager another aid in my office. ahmed -- amazing people to work with. in terms of campaign structure and commitment to probably have the best team. i know that supervisor

kiss my hand and thank me. miss julie, listen to me. christine has gone to bed now. - would you listen to me? - kiss my hand first. - listen to me. - kiss my hand first. okay. joking or serious? the now "kiss my hand" again, you know, seem such a destructive, you know-- - that's right. --thing that she does. you know, just to go back into it. and it's--it's in bits like that and a bit like where he orders her to come out for the lilac. that i think--you know, i think of her with an accent, you know? where she reverts into almost a parody of her own social position. oh, do you think it's like that? now, well, it's not. it's not that she's making a social position. it's just her escape from the closeness of the situation. oh, oh. i'm seeing it as flirty--as a distinctly flirtatious thing. now kiss my hand. yes. i mean, kiss my hand for helping you. well, it's-- i mean, but maybe it's not, maybe-- well, it's both, isn't it? it's sort of playing dangerous-- yes, but i mean-- it's playing dangerous games and hiding behind-- kiss my hand. it'

she turned toward me with a strange smile handed me her knife. it felt so light. i looked down and saw it covered with the woman's blood. i wanted to scream and saw i lost my voice. don't be frightened, the old woman said, find the knife and end your misery return honor to your family. i know i didn't have the courage of the woman dying before me. when she reached toward me i pushed her back and she fell to our knees crying out for me to end her life as the waves washed over her. i began running. i ran and ran away from the beach and all the death and dying. now i don't remember what i was thinking. the greatest honor i could have given my family was that was my death and i ran from it. i was frightened for not fulfilling my obligation yet there was a voice in me that told me to escape. i ran away as if it were the diseased one. at night i hid among the trees along the stretch of road. it was cold that first night alone. i was hungry. i began to think that may be death was a better way after all. i never before felt the black void of abandonment and i knew no one

so many drugs to be to take for me to leave my calls to me. and i had a name and one time i had to get stats like trees have a week. just like. i've been. on that be a neighborhood if you don't wish it was you know everything everything's heavy you know your legs they have you very weak and you still gotta get in get it out to get these three shots a week yeah. i think. i had three blood transfusions because of it you know. so they dealt with an experience both in the self and after living with hiv for over thirty years if i tell you my story. is that all of it you gotta go through. and it's like. everybody's body is different and you know everybody body is different what i go through you may never go through then again you might go through it twice is worse so don't look at me and say oh yeah i'm opposed to no i'm not opposed to. someone then with a steady. i remember when major magazine said this would never be a heterosexual disease it would always be you know in the in the gay community it would always been the community it would now have

for me, a difference was beautiful. they looked to me, and i wanted to show it. another kind of different was the fact that when i saw farida, i said, my god, she is incredible. i was very impressed by her beauty. very frightened even by her beauty. she was kind of a very arrogant imperial. and african and beauty with a special expression. not arrogant. but beautiful. i said, i want to show this girl which is different. does not know how to walk as a model. they have their own personality. i remember this year i was asking a professional model to walk to see if there were walking too much as a professional model because i did not want that. i wanted to tell them, please what differently. not like a robot doing their profession. they have no control about the way they were walking. they learned to do that. so that is that the condition that they did not like. i wanted to show people that it is by the attitude. they were arriving. >>in some ways, a was a very shy person. you can make the casting for me something. to be honest, it is a reason because i am very speci

lay off of me will ya judge i'll do anything you say. eddie, eddie give me a chance.[ahhhhhhÑ you didn't shoot him we had a bargain. he was took care of a better way, and i never even touched him. now you go back to your hole in the ground, you're in my way. i can not go back with out you. well now ain't that too bad. now listen eddie no soul has ever escaped from my domain before. i've got to get you back or i'll be jeered at and derided why the upheaval would be cataclysmic in its proportions. what a laugh, looks like you got yourself behind the eight ball. come on eddie please have a heart. you'll have to take it up with the boss i'm getting my orders from him from now on must i run a foul of you again am i doomed forever to be vanquished? what has this sub-human creature incubated from the recess of foulness done to become your favored it was with evil intent that he ventured forth, he volunteered to do my binding. must i be humiliated by this maggot, i demand my rights. you're missing the point chum. there is an hombre called judge parker and a sweet gal named ba

you beat me.heart beating] [heartbeat continues] [heartbeat, music playing louder] ♪ i'm feeling better since you know me... ♪ announcer: this song was created with heartbeats of children in need. find out how it can help frontline health workers bring hope to millions of children at everybeatmatters.org. >>> anyone who knows me knows i i'm a football fanatic. the round ball, football. also attended the summer olympics in london and even made a bet with former president bill clinton on the ryder cup which he paid up for, by the way. this year i talked to the biggest names in sport about what it takes to be the very best and what it feels like to be a world champion. what a moment for you, eh? the green jacket. can i touch it? >> yeah, go ahead. >> how does it feel? >> it feels nice. >> how does it really feel to be bubba watson right now? >> it's overwhelming. people like yourself wanting to talk to me. for me to come to new york and do these interviews and meet you for first time. it's a special

cuando algo me molesta pues... me &%$# y saco el carácter, que me gusta tener carácter.mo no sabe controlarse. esta pequeña curvita que es vegetación, vamos a continuar y luego coger el camino a la derecha, según nos indica el mapa. hoy hemos tenido un reto interesante de los que a mí me gustan. usar el coco, la orientación se me da muy bien además. la orientación me lleva bastante bien, físicamente por supuesto me considero que soy una de las mejores. sino la que mejor la verdad. es david, va caminando muy rápido. llevamos 15 minutos de ventaja con ella, que han salido 15 minutos antes. venga vamos a cruzar no pero que &%$# el palo se me ha quedado atascado. ¡david! ¡eh! ¡oooh, oooh! (kike) no es un río peligroso, pero hay que ir con cuidado. ♪ [gritos] ¡aaah,aaah! ¡jesús, grito de mujer! [gritos] ¡aaah,aaah! ¡espera, espera! no os subáis aquí que esto está resbaladizo. (kike) bueno el tiempo vuestro habéis llegado. ¿cuánto tiempo? esperarme aquí abajo. 42 minutos 23 segundos. 42 minutos 23 segundos. mira vienen arrastrándose. o sea, en vez de caminar, viene haciendo to

me too.e too. tavis: most of us have, if not two parents, at least a parent in the house, and so many kids like you have grown up or are growing up right now in difficult neighborhoods. >> right. tavis: so what separates you from so many of the others, that you were able to stay focused and find your way to your gift and then to enhance that gift and now to exploit that gift in a very beautiful way? so how did you in that neighborhood, in those surroundings, with a single mom, how did you stay focused? >> that's 50/50, because a lot of that, sometimes i feel -- i've asked myself that question too, and there are so many things where i realize, like, simple circumstance, like the simple choice that i made one night to not do that and to do this, one night could have changed everything. i don't really know why i didn't make that choice, but i'm hoping that i followed some type of instinct that was somewhere deep down in there that was shouting at me real loud, and i was like, mm, and so i went t

cover me. cover everybody! when is somebody going to cover me for a change?ire) 13, 14-- oh, the hell with it. (gunfire) jack, it's the cops! they're burning everything! (explosions) god! (dramatic music) stupid idiots! hey, riggs, the ammo! get out of there! (explosions) riggs, you crazy son of a gun! yeah! ha ha! son of a gun. it works. (gunfire) aah...hey! no clip. lorna, no, don't! (gunfire) aah! i'm gonna eat you're eyes! travis! hyah! armor-piercing bullets, yeah. cop killers. you're coming with me. riggs, get up! get up, riggs! killed in the line of duty, riggs! (gunfire) you like a funeral from the department, riggs? (gunfire) hey, riggs, cop killers! (gunfire) exop killers. go to hell, riggs. you first. (dramatic music) hey, riggs! ohh. i'm sorry, honey. i gotta do it. i gotta look. just hold still. hold still. hey, get a chopper, man. get a chopper. she had 2 vests on. she's gonna be ok. couple of bad ones, though. we need to get a chopper. ok, ok, ok. you're all right. you're with martin. you're all right. it's ok. just lie still. just a romantic e

but for me, the fans are one of the biggest things for me. really enjoy just going out and performing for the fans. the energy that they give me. >> when we return, so many scandals. and one interview that went right off the rail. yes, i'm looking at you, robert blake. >> it's not about me, is it? >> yes, it is. because you open that door, charlie potatoes. i'm not going to sit here and let you or anybody else kick [ bleep ] out of me without defending myself. and you can take that to the [ bleep ] bank, charlie. if you want to show me the door, that's fine, too. >>> three big names. a scandal in tabloid headlines. each told me their sordid stories, only one had me actually fearing for my safety. here's a moment from an interview like none i have ever done before and i hope i don't have to do again. my conversation with robert blake. do you remember the night that she died well or is it now something you've blocked out of your head? >> no, i remember it quite well. >> you went and had dinner at this restaurant. >> where are you going? >> i'm

>>> horrible, cuando la ví, no me quiso decir nada. >>> me dijo que le habían dado. >>> yno me quiso se logra con el poder. es muy típico pero también tenemos los espectadores que son los que buscan el status y participan apoyando y viendo todo. se mantienen al margrn. >>> esto te había pasado antes en alguna ocasión? >>> si. >>> no había hablado con tu mami? >>> si, me dijo pero la niña me dijo que sólo estaban jugando. >>> no hay autoridades metidas en el asunto, la escuela no ha participado, la policía tampoco, qué pasó luego? >>> hablé con la policía y les pregunté cómo hago para quitar el video. >>> me recomendaron que fuera a habalr con los padres para mostrarle el video. >>> y hasta hoy no me han llamado par pedir disculpa ni nada. >>> qué se le puede recomendar a los jóvenes que viven esto? >>> cómo se puede evitar llegar a este punto de golpes. >>> tenemos una relaci'no entre el acosador y la víctima. >>> si hablo, será peor, pero hay que romper el silencio, en muchos de los estados hay leyes en contra de este tipo de acosos y si la escuela no hace nada, son los repsonsables

miraba el programa, y me concentraba en don ramÓn porque me parecÍa un personaje noble y sencillo, meenas se tomaron fotos con Él. >>> saliÓ don ramon y cuando voy viendo se me revivieron momentos de mi infancia. >>> estÁ iguala don ramÓn, viejos recuerdos y no haberlo conocido en vito y ahora. >>> interpreta las melodias que interpreta la serie televisiva. >>> debido a su impactante parecido en ff fue invitado al homenaje con chespirito, pero no pudo choer a roberto gÓmez bolaÑos, pero sÍ a personas allegadas. >>> me entrevisto el manejador de don ramÓn, me dijo que tenÍa el parecido sorprendente, y me sentÍ halago. >>> y donde quiera que va para el trÁfico. me preguntan por kiko y el chavo, y me dice lo acabamos de ver en televisiÓn. >>> si se cruza por el camino de este hombre viaje directamente a la vecindad del chavo del 8. >>> el doble de don ramÓn su Único ingreso son las propinas ♪ >>> con una misiÓn especial familiares y amigos de arturo rivera regresaron al lugar donde perdiÓ la vida arturo rivera. >>> ya verÁn quÉ fue lo que encontraron justo en el camiinmenso no hasta lleg

conmigo ♪ me gustas cuando dice que te gusta ♪ me encanta cuando te entregas y dices que me amas sin>> pegajoso el tema. y llegÓ el momento de saber n e novedades en el mundo de la farÁndula. y estas son noticias que estÁn en la mira. >>> esta es la primera imagen de milÁn, el bebÉ de shakira y gerrard pique. el futbolista difundiÓ la foto donde solo se ven las piernas del pequeÑo que estrena zapatos con su nombre grabado. ♪ >>> para saber mÁs de ola de frÍo y saber como estÁn las temperaturas vamos con jackie. >>> adelante. >>> asÍ es. continÚan estas bajas temperaturas en el noreste del paÍs. y los residentes de la granma granmanzana me escriben hasta cuÁndo este frÍo. y dos o tres grados mÁs altos que en el dÍa de ayer, pero vientos en rÁfaga de hasta 35 millas, y la temperatura se sentirÁ bajo cero, sumaremos un centro de baja presiÓn que se desplaza desde el oeste de tennessee hasta atlanta. y en detroit, oeste de nueva york, oeste de virginia, pudieran experimentar varios u acumulados. y fuertes lluvias, bastante nubosidad durante las prÓximas 36 horas. y fuera de eso nubosidad

take me down and weigh me every day.i lost about 13 pounds in four days. >> was the attempt to go on a hunger strike, did it accomplish what you wanted? >> well, you know, culliver come down, you know, he could have just been an ass about it and said starve yourself. but you know, he [ bleep ] told me about go on and hold it in the road, i ain't get no [ bleep ] talk about anger management classes. so he gave me the word i wouldn't be here this time next year. so that's all i want, you know. >> you need it. he's good people, but he's gone through a lot of stuff. he's not willing to put nothing down. that's what makes it hard on individuals to try to change, because they don't want to let go. >> we met in segregation. >> yeah? >> we met in segregation. >> can't get along with nobody. >> at one time i couldn't. at one time i most definitely couldn't. i had the same problem you had. we both went through that. >> i ain't outgrew my problem. >> yeah, right. >> i'm in prison 22 1/2 years now. i've spent almost 19 years in soli

but for me, the fans are one of the biggest things for me. really enjoy just going out and performing for the fans. the energy that they give me. >> when we return, so many scandals. and one interview that went right off the rail. yes, i'm looking at you, robert blake. >> it's not about me, is it? >> yes, it is. because you open that door, charlie potatoes. i'm not going to sit here and let you or anybody else kick [ bleep ] out of me without defending myself. and you can take that to the [ bleep ] bank, charlie. if you want to show me the door, that's fine, too. this is $100,000. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much. i appreciate it. i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an ally. ally bank. your money needs an ally. but i'm still stubbed up. [ male announcer ] truth is, nyquil doesn't unstuff your nose. what? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus liquid gels speeds relief to your worst cold symptom

trust me. i've been sprayed at least 50 times. >> okay. >> narrator: while inmates often keep quiet about the cause of fights, both men agree on what started this one. >> calm down. >> narrator: it had to do with, among other things, noodles. >> you gave me four noodles, bitch-ass [bleep] >> i'm protecting myself! >> narrator: when an inmate is booked into the jail, he is charged a small booking fee to help reimburse the facility. if they can't pay it, a lien is put on the debit account they use to buy food and other items from the commissary. >> if you're locked up multiple times and don't have no money, that booking fee just keeps adding on and adding on, so it can be several hundred dollars that you owe the jail. >> narrator: beavers had such a lien on his account, so he made a deal with mitchell. beavers' family would deposit commissary money on mitchell's account. mitchell would then order commissary goods for beavers. the dispute arose over how many packages of noodle soup beavers would g

don't ask me how.n today -- it's 60 years later -- but what i did know, he was the first boy i was in love with. he was my first love. narrator: "everyone has something lovely he has wanted very much and wasn't able to have," said robbins. although he had relationships with both men and women throughout his life, he never married or had children. he made a psychosexual ballet, "facsimile," that he said, "came out of a period when i was involved with two other people." but robbins could also have a light touch with autobiographical material. ♪ my mother didn't raise her boy ♪ ♪ to be a dancer ♪ ♪ that was not her mission ♪ ♪ my father hoped i'd be an engineer ♪ ♪ or a financier ♪ ♪ that's what he was wishin' ♪ ♪ so i'm afraid that they could never love me ♪ ♪ with my arms above me in the fifth position ♪ ♪ but i'm a guy who's gotta dance ♪ narrator: "look, ma, i'm dancin'!" -- a musical robbins conceived, choreographed, and co-directed with george abbott, was autobiography repeated as farce, the story o

que durante su operaciÓn de la vesicula sintiÓ la presencia del niÑo. >>> Él me agarrÓ y me hizo unaana donde se le da la bienvenida a todos. >>> las iglesias catÓlicas estÁn en contra pero caminamos por el mismo camino. quisiera que un dÍa reconociera al niÑo santo. el hizo muchas maravillas por millones de personas. >>> los creyentes se van seguros de que fueron sanados. >>> todo es la fe que uno tiene. si viene con fe se le va a arreglar su problema, su enfermedad, cualquier cosa se le va a conceder. >>> y contactamos a varios sacerdotes, pero todos se negaron a hablar de esto, y miles de personas acuden a esta casa buscando un milagro, aunque la iglesia no lo reconoce su influencia es innegable. >>> gracias. y tenemos hoy un invitado especial, el actor rodrigo santoro que visita el estudio, y somos la envidia de todas tambiÉn. ♪ >>> bueno, ya tiene su figura de cera la actriz silvia pinal. >>> verÁn tambiÉn lo que dijo de la salud de su hija alejandra guzmÁn. veamos. >>> abriendose paso entre los medios de comunicaciÓn, vimos llegar a silvia pinal para develar su figura en homena

excuse me? >> a surprise raid causes problems for another inmate. >> when the s.o.r.t. team comes in, everybody is going down. ♪ >> on the banks of the ohio river, louisville, kentucky, has been ranked as one of the ten safest large cities in america. but downtown is a two-block reminder that not all is well. every year, about 45,000 men and women are booked into the louisville metro department of jail. most have only been charged with their crimes and are here awaiting trial or the resolution of their cases. those stays can range from months to years. and during that time, some will find themselves with new troubles. >> we have some intel from two various sources. there's been a whole lot of marijuana on the fourth floor, so we're trying to catch something and then link it back to certain inmates and try to link where it's coming in. we have some ideas, so what we've got now, i've activated the shift team of s.o.r.t. we're going to go in and get in their paths and try to search the inmates and

let me let me one i would not let me ask you a question from. here on this network is what we're having the baby we have our knives out. but if you get this right it's a bad thing never again you're in a situation where being i don't want me to talk about your name let me. wealthy british soil it's time to. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy with. for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines to conjure reports. on the phone when i walk on the i'm not at all scared by the loads of people staring at me when i recently came to realize think petersburg is a big village. and sometimes i even everyone knows. that up i understand that i stand out from the crowd but i also like to emphasize my individuality with beautiful and fashionable clothes. if a person has got style and intelligence then he or she is just like any other person in the world. if i. go. to the landless changed radically ever since i got involved in the entertainment business i realize that i'm not married to a man but to the stage and it's

i said tell me. he says well we start shooting in two weeks. >> yes. >> what if she doesn't like me and he was serious. >> yeah. people are people. >> rose: sure. >> and i said don't get rid of that. let that be a part of it. >> rose: here is another scene. this is where jean finds reggie hiding from her in a church. here it is. >> leave! >> can't ever remember you crying. >> i can't remember you being religious. >> i'm not. i was trying to avoid you. >> i apologize for hurting you. please be kindment we were different people then. >> you said that, jean. are you repeating yourself. >> why do we have to get old? >> that's what people do. >> we have to come to some arrangement. >> i don't want to talk about it, you're here, i'm here. >> so what are we going do. >> bring -- >> what happened to forgive and forget? >> takes me back. >> takes me back to you, reg. >> he was very up set because he was to the getting the leading roles any more that he did for years and yearsment and he was getting those part

look at me and listen to me. we get tens of thousands of letters of people that are sincerely desperately wanting and needing help. don't you dare come in here and waste my damn time with [bleep]. [applause] you hear what i'm saying? you tell me the truth -- you tell me the truth or you go home. it's just that simple. don't come in here and lie to me. >> i'm not lying to you, dr. phil. >> dr. phil: now, do you or do you not take her adderall prescription? >> i -- >> dr. phil: that's a yes or no question. that's not an essay. >> i have my own prescription. why would i need to take hers? >> dr. phil: that's not an yes or no question. >> i do not take her medication, dr. phil. i promise you that. >> dr. phil: somebody here is lying. >> do you want to call the doctor, mom? i'm prescribed it and you are not. >> kylie -- >> dr. phil: are you lying to me? >> no. >> dr. phil: somebody is lying. >> i'm not. >> dr. phil: do you think you have any contribution into the choices that she's making in her life and the circumsta

it made me crazy. made me insane and angry and picking fights in bars, so i get it, but it also gave me in the final couple weeks of the shooting the energy i needed to keep me going. you know, a lot of people talk about bonds and this hall of fame thing recently that i think was a bit of a disaster. >> i couldn't understand what the fuss was about. most of them were cheats. why would you put a cheat into the hall of fame? >> i don't know. bonds, i don't know where the proof really was, except the way he looked visually, maybe the age, too much salt. i wasn't there. that's the thing people forget to mention. they weren't there. >> your perspective on steroids on your ability to pitch. these guys aren't playing fair, right? >> no, but it's nice to see that they're looking at the other players. it may give you extra legs deep in the season, but you still have to have that god-given ability to hit the ball like you did. >> do you forgive lance armstrong? >> i would like to sit down and talk to him. make m

i said, "well, then test me. test me."e is a very generous man, steven is, and also constantly curious. he said, "all right, let's do that. i'm curious to see. let's do that." then i had to pull it off. we got i said, "steven, i want the real deal. i want hair and makeup. i don't want to fake this." so we did, and we put a test together, and i had some of the actual text, and i went into a non-stage. we just did it on the floor of the screening room at amblin, and janusz kaminski came, though, and it was just the three of us steven on the side of the camera, right there, and janusz filming it, and i performed i looked like mary in early stages and performed some of the text. but i knew i hadn't taken off. i felt like a goose or duck in the water who begins to take off, and my feet were skidding along the top of the water. i never really stretched my wings out. it's what i felt as an actor, because you feel as an actor when you catch the wind, and everything else leaves. you leave your body, really, and all the preparation

me small me bernie who was raised by her mother. as for anton he remembers his mother and the older he gets the more he thinks about her i can see it shows that when he sees his mom's picture he says it's mom and then asks why people die and the other day he asked me what's the purpose of life the boys are only six years old. alexei hired a nanny to help take care of the children she cooks for them and puts them to bed. but what if it's been two and a half years since roe anymore what do you mean women think that men can't take care of their children they always want to show how to do it they come up to us in the street and wipe their noses it gets on my nerves really do they think i can't do it myself christian another thing is that people tell me all the time that they feel sorry for me well ok thank you. one day you simply find yourself all alone well thank you and you understand the have to do something you're very likely to get yourself. plus you're under enormous stress. the simulink ships will explain enjoying the natural wor

>> señor, ¿me da un helado?se con mis compañeros, a la hora de una discusion esta mí verdad, tu verdad y la verdad constante, no siempre tengo la verdad yo y te hará feliz . >> al frase del día, tomen nota, busquen lapiz y papel, "en mi trabajo para adelante voy y estoy orgulloso de ser como soy". (aplausos) . >> nosotros estamos muy orgullosos porque este muchachito aquí se va a convertir en papá. (aplausos). >> gracias . (hablan todos) . >> súper felices . >> llega elheredero de los millones . (hablan todos) . >> gracias y que tengan muchos helados . >> ¿saben qué? acuérdense, el simple hecho de trabajar es una bendición y sean feliz, vamos a una pausa y regresamos, miren la sonrisa que tenemos . ♪ cnh, chicago es lindo . nosotros deberíamos estar preparados con nuestro vehículo y tener lo necesario, para eso está con nosotros javier mota, ¿qué deberíamos tener en nuestro carro para evitar accidentes ?. >> nuestros autos tienen tecnología moderna, antiguamente la gente se marea con esto, aunque lo pongas en es

me.s wonderful to have you on the show. >> thank you very much. >> gavin: from your perspective looking today what what aspects of baseball has changed. >> it's very difficult for me to knock baseball. every generation will have a change. when we came in, we changed the game. afterafrican-american guys changed the game because we started hitting bases and stealing a lot. when you look at how young kids play the game, i think it's a wonderful change because. it's very difficult for me to talk about baseball in a negative way. >> gavin: what aspects when you started playing were most valued. was it on base percentage? was it fielding prowess? was it hit and consistency? what were things that were marked most important when you started playing. what was emphasizeed. >> they said three things. you had to hit in average. you you have knock in runs and you have to score runs. those these things, and did i. if i didn't knock in a hundred or 96 or 97, but it wasn't anything that i had to do. it w

i was like, no, she's too young for me, she's too young for me. was almost 19, i said, you know what, this is going to be my girl, you know. so we moved in together. >> but their drug addictions often made life difficult. >> you're always on the verge of eviction. you're always late on bills. we've been living on the streets. multiple times in jail because of drug addiction. >> i have a love affair with opiates that i cannot shake. i can't lose her the way i look at it, you know? >> and for chad opiates have proven to be a powerful mistress. >> if i was on a cliff and i had my daughter and my wife in my hand and i'm trying to pull them up and there's a bag of heroin and that bag of heroin is going to fall off the cliff and something's telling me you'll never be able to use that ever again, i'm going to let them go and grab that heroin because that's what it did to me. it took my soul. >> katie and chad both started using drugs at age 13. when she was 20, chad showed katie how to shoot heroin. >> it was the best high that i ever felt in my life. >>

alberto, este año a mí me gustaría celebrar. me parece fantástico. un viaje.plata y si te la gastas en un viaje no paras más, te lo digo por experiencia, cuando vendí la casa de mamá un año me duró la plata. porque eres un loco y gastas el dinero a manos llenas. sabes que siempre ha sido así. bueno,odo listo, el jueves a las 11 acá. bien. los compradores sacan el dinero del banco y se vienen con custodia aquí a la secretaría. ¿yo no debería arreglar ese tema también? porque andar con tanto dinero por la calle no se puede. si quiere me puedo ocupar. no, no, me ocupo yo, hablo con el departamento de seguridad, ellos resuelven todo. ¿qué sería de mí sin este hombre desde que murió ignacio? ¿nos vemos el jueves? muy bien. hasta el jueves. que tenga buen día. bueno, hasta el jueves. hasta el jueves. gracias, hasta luego. [puerta abriéndose] shruik-pum! ¿lo conseguiste? claro, es mi especialidad y es lo mejor que hay en el mercado. (mujer) ¿y si julia nos manda al diablo? porque no la veo en esto. no, porque ella es tan especial. ¿por qué nos mandará al diablo? ¿qué

feel caught in better respect me you better fear me. when i had a hard look at everything isn't always want to be in a right state of mind if you're feeling good a bunch of dress code in a representative for the want to go into it was going to want to. know want to dress like allsopp white out in the world not the way his name was named one in the morning and then one in the morning and then within the next all we know man is looking good the good of money and let's go let's go in do whatever it takes to look good doing what. i was i'm going to wait until guys where they meet in san francisco to be interviewed i knocked on the door of their have talent take that kind of film and here are two of the most hardcore gang members and one of them is got his ironing board out and he's got his travelling ironies ironing a supposed. just a look. he just starts in the street. he would like. to make a painting stand up in a corner with nobody i'm there. for somebody that has no idea what a young man would do it what is the allure it's i join the g

and let me ask you a question.if you're not going to believe this book, then what book will you believe? the you're not going to trust god, who will you trust? the government? are you going to trust your employer? are you going to trust even a spouse or a friend or a relative? who are you going to trust if you're not going to trust god. i made a decision at the age of 10 that i would trust this bible. i would believe this bible and i will turn to god and he's never let me down. i want to work with your faith tonight because i believe the difference in seasons is simply your faith. the difference in your today and your tomorrow is the faith that you decided to use. and nobody can use your faith for you. faith is personal. faith is your confidence in god, not your spouse's confidence in god. faith is what you believe not what somebody else believes. faith is what you're willing to act upon, not what somebody else says you should act upon. i want to work with your faith. wherever you're watching me in the world today