as mickey illustrated the system does not allow for that anymore. what you see now that i think really speaks to this next stage of where we need to go is consensus and we begin to see it on an issue like the guns where you have senator pat to me from pennsylvania and joe manchin from west virginia find the consensus, the sweet spot on an issue that no one in washington thought we could get anywhere near some resolution what the script on immigration reform what happened there. everyone at the beginning of immigration reform thought this train was going to rollout and we would get it done. they haven't been able to nail down the consensus yet on what to do and where that is going to go. succumbing you still see on the right and left that sort of well i'm not sure. so that's what i think the new dynamic is, whether the leaders, and i use that term loosely can find that sweet spot consensus, the point that says i know you've got to give up something and i've got to give up something. it's not about party or anything other than the people. the space in

as mickey illustrated the system does not allow for that anymore.what you see now that i think really speaks to this next stage of where we need to go is consensus and we begin to see it on an issue like the guns where you have senator pat to me from pennsylvania and joe manchin from west virginia find the consensus, the sweet spot on an issue that no one in washington thought we could get anywhere near some resolution what the script on immigration reform what happened there. everyone at the beginning of immigration reform thought this train was going to rollout and we would get it done. they haven't been able to nail down the consensus yet on what to do and where that is going to go. succumbing you still see on the right and left that sort of well i'm not sure. so that's what i think the new dynamic is, whether the leaders, and i use that term loosely can find that sweet spot consensus, the point that says i know you've got to give up something and i've got to give up something. it's not about party or anything other than the people. the space in

mickey was the first one to tell you how deeply flawed he was.anity about him, too. >> the other more recent pretty infamous interview was one you did with jerry sandusky. i want to play a little clip from that. >> i say that i am innocent of those charges. >> innocent? completely innocent and falsely accused in every aspect? >> well, i could say that, you know, i have done some of those things. i have horsed around with kids. i have showered after workouts. i have hugged them and i have touched their leg without intent of sexual contact, but so if you look at it that way, there are things that -- that wouldn't, you know, would be accurate. >> you know, it was when i heard that interview that i knew he was guilty. >> me, too. >> because no man of that age would say those things. >> no. >> without being guilty of being a pedophile. it's just not the way that adult men behave around young boys. who are not their children. >> and since he didn't testify in his own defense, for obvious reasons, that's the only time most of the american public heard f

good morning to you, mickey and minnie and this crowd that is great for being up all night. wish you were here with us, right now we're hanging out in front of the the stunning sleeping beauty castle and we know it's a party. >> good morning! >> reporter: the haecht place on earth hosting one of the biggest parties on earth. >> disney all right kicking off monstrous summer disney inviting die hard fans for the once in a lifetime opportunity to run wild for a full 24 hours in florida's magic kingdom and california's disneyland resort. >> you get to ride the attractions throughout the night. >> reporter: thousands of mickey maniacs got up bright and early to storm the parks 6:00 a.m. friday, some camped out overnight for a chance to spend all day and all night with those legendary rides. fireworks, over the top parades and of course, a little celebrity encounter. to orchestrate a monster stunt like this, mickey turned to monst monsters ink mike and sully celebrating the return to the silver screen in "monsters university". >> i'm looking for the time of my life at the happiest

bueno, prepárate mickey que voy pa ti, ♪.lamamos el dos por uno, la maquillitas, arregla a johnny en vivo, y pasa leti como pedro por su casa, dos por uno >>y esta no es la única vez que sale leti, no, no ,no aquí la vemos nuevamente, pero la mejor fue la de la productora musical, alejandra, que hizo reversa como camión. >>un show en vivo, presenta fallas tecnica,s o sino preguntenle al peluquero rococo >>y miren, uno que se queda sin peluca. >>a quien se le puso los pelos de punta chilargo y rumialda que por poco quedan c alvos. >>fue una producción de los mejores de la mañana, hasta pronto >>leti es la mejor de ahí sin lugar a dudas >>es la más famosa de todas >>y pueden revivir esto a travees de despierta américa.com >>y les voy a decir algo, hemos venido con una sorpresa, quiero que lo sepan. >>un bluuper ay!! >>quiero que sepan que hemos preparado una sorpresa, en television en vivo, todo puede pasar. >>si eso se da, esto estará en las portadas del mundo entero >>y solo puede pasar en los 16 años de despierta américa >>c

to orchestrate a monster stunt like this, mickey turned to monsters inc.'s mike and sully for some help. the duo is celebrating the return to the silver screen in "monsters university." >> i'm looking for the time of my life at the happiest place on earth. >> reporter: one of the most excited attendees, the star of disney's "shake it up." >> it is a true all-nighter, i'm going hard, riding every ride i can until i fall asleep on one. >> reporter: crowds danced until dawn at the castle, some fans dressed for the occasion, decked out in disney finest. others took a more comfortable approach. their pajamas. it was an all-nighter at the wonderful world like no other. all right. the family here is one of so many that turned out for the epic event. little sophia is snoozing right now, isn't she? but isaac you're up, how did you manage to stay up all night? >> my mom woke me up. >> reporter: your mom woke you up. mom, was it a good idea to be here this evening? did you have fun? >> we had a great time. >> reporter: and of course, how can you miss these lovely outf

then, author mickey edwards talks to the rnc chairman michael steele about party politics. later a law professor on his idea for a two-person presidency proposed in his book. two presidents are better than one. now, olympia snowe about her book, fighting for common ground, congressional gridlock and how to encourage compromise. she is interviewed by the associate editor of the hill, a.b. stoddard. >> we are here today with olympia snowe, the senator from maine, to talk about her book, "fighting for common ground." i want to they thank you for all you have done in the congress. i am looking very much forward to what you're going to do outside of the system. i had read about you end up when i read your book, you talk about how you can no longer fill your responsibilities as a problem solver. and that you were embarrassed by the 112th congress and the challenges facing america. you were compelled to leave because you hope that you can help correct the system from the outside rather than the inside. that is news, obviously to people like me. as you noted in your book, bob schie

as mickey very well illustrated, the system does not allow for that anymore. what you see now that i think really speaks to this next stage of where we need to go is consensus command we have begun to see it in an issue like guns where you have had to me, senator pat to me from pennsylvania and tell mansion from west virginia find it the the consensus, the sweet spot on an issue that no one in washington, we could get anywhere near some resolution. flip the script on immigration reform. what happened there. everyone at the beginning of emigration, we thought this train was going to roll out and we would get it done. they have not been able to really nail down fully the consensus yet on what to do and where that is going to go. so you still see on the right and the left, that edginess, that sort of, well, i'm not sure so that is really what i think the new dynamic is. whether not the leaders -- and i use that term loosely with this bunch -- can really find that sweet spot, that consensus, that point that says, now you have to give up something and i have to giv

i would have had to say why am i referring to mickey mouse? i can say anything i want about mickey mouse without actually getting near fair use, but were i to quote mickey mouse, when he talked like steam boat willie, he talked like this. thirty years later, he sounded like that. i might not only want to put a picture in, i might want to put e-clips into the -- video clip into the e-version of this book. then i would have to say what do i want to do different than just enjoying the movie that he's in? oh, that's right, i'm making a comment about his historical significance or the aesthetic treatment of mice or whatever i'm going to say about them. or the role that disney play inside copyright as a copyright stakeholder or the way that disney had, the company, has historically taken work that is in the public domain such as folklore and ten turned it into a -- and then turned it into a corporate work. quoting specific work of disney. i might want to show snow white along with a wood cut from the grimm brothers. and i would have the right to mak

. >> this is mickey mouse. >> reporter: this is mickey mouse? did they give you mickey mouse?> yeah. >> reporter: does mickey mouse make you feel better? >> yes. >> reporter: this first grader was pulled out of the rubble. >> do you remember what happened monday? >> well, there was a tornado. i was stuck. and i went to the hallway. then i went to the bathroom. and then all my other first graders cried. >> reporter: they were crying? >> yeah. >> reporter: his mother says he's doing well but can't fully express the horrific experience and had a few nightmares. >> he was making it not sound bad. i found out that his teacher was shielding him and on top of him and a block fell on him. the rst thing she just said to me, i'm sorry about liz head. he got small laceration to his scalp. but i'm like, it's okay. >> reporter: so when you saw your teacher, what did you tell her? >> i told her i loved her. >> reporter: you told her you loved her? i bet that made her day. >> uh-huh. well, thank you for coming. >> reporter: the students were given new backpacks, balloons, and stuffed animals

but i had like a mickey mouse blow-up thing. i punched mickey. we had different upbringings. yeah., it's fascinating to watch you fight. it's just so fun. >> thank you. >> jimmy: but it's so dangerous. i get worried about you. >> well, you know the less you get hit, they say the longer you last. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. that's good. >> so i approach it kind of like chess. not checkers, chess. >> jimmy: yeah, you make the smart moves right there, yeah, exactly. i was doing some research on you, and you live in vegas. >> love las vegas. >> jimmy: yeah, las vegas is fun. i did a lot of stand-up out there. but there's a lot of gambling out there. and i'm not good at gambling. i've got to talk about -- this guy is one of the, i mean -- >> professional, professional. >> jimmy: you love to gamble. >> i do a little bit. i do a little bit. >> jimmy: all right, here's a little bit. i just want to show everyone this. here's a little bit. this is a ticket, this is a $1 million bet. >> no, i bet 1.1 to win a million. >> jimmy: and you won? gosh. >> yes. >> jimmy: how you would even -- did you w

mouse law every time mickey mouse is set to enter the public domain they expand copyright by another twenty years as well aaron schwartz by the way felt the need to pressure him to the point where he killed himself chris dodd of the motion picture association of america the lobbying group in washington for the copyright cartel and yes it will result in as you call a profit the intellectual property come from the public domain it should by law reenter the public domain in a reasonable time that thomas jefferson thought during the founding of the american constitution fourteen years not lifetime plus seventy five years those perpetual copyright those giving society a collective will bottom e. and these guys are copyright cartel most who are just joining the economy well of course everybody in america knows of scotland based on the film braveheart which again is like part of this copyright ranting economy living off. the intellectual property of scotland people are already living off the oil resources of scotland they're also living off the intellectual property of scotland and by the w

>> mickey is a very smart successful executive over very many years.usiness quite a bit different. the industry has grown up with a bench of the same people, and what i thought would be interesting would be bringing people from other disciplines in. this is another business, and digging in and understanding the metrics that make it work seamlessly simplifying proses, and dealing with the travel agents and the proposition. >> reporter: i want kevin, thank you very much. >> thanks so much. >> reporter: congratulations and good luck with the ship. a $900 million ship that you will hear a lot about if you live in manhattan and greater new york. guys, back to you. >>> thank you, simon, so very much. appreciate it. well, you know, it's been disaster after disasters for new york city as bike-sharing program. even citigroup has been caught up in it. will it finally take to the road? we'll have that. >>> plus more calls for jpmorgan to split the chairman and ceo role, but will he give it up? all of that is straight ahead. [ male announcer ] at charles schwab, w

i like disney and mickey mouse and tinkerbell and stuff.ld love a world where i lived at walt disney world all day. >> but for the past eight months, moore has been living in a very different world, the jail's female confinement unit, where she is held in her cell away from other inmates, due in part to the intense media coverage of her case. >> because she's in the news and because of her charges. if you put her back in a pod, you don't know how another inmate is going to react to what she is allegedly accused of. so for her own safety, it's better that she's back here. >> moore has collected some of the many newspaper reports on her case. >> "woman charged in millionaire's murder pleads not guilty." i used to cry, opening these up. i don't anymore. i'm over it. >> why would you cry? >> because i'm not this kind of person. this is a person that i'm not. >> prosecutors say moore, who has pled not guilty, befriended the $30 million jackpot winner and conned him out of a large share of his fortune and then killed him. the victim, abraham shak

. >> buenas tardes >> arrestado un empleado de walt disney por colocar una bomba de hilo seco en mickeysdel el 40ó5 en donde hay niños dependen de la mujer de la casa para vivir y hay un cambio que se debe a que una cuarta parte de las familias son de madre soltera y hoy ganan más que sus maridos. >> expertos de todas partes de california y legisladores locales se dieron cita en la convencioin anucla contra la tuberculosis que a pesar de tener cura mata a dos tercios de los contagiados po no tratamiento adecuado. >> juan carlos gonzáles nos dice como una organización creo un programa internacional para resolver este problema >> muchos pacientes de california no entienden a sus doctore. >> es que es muy bajo el número de médicos que hablan el español y entienden la cultura latina-. >> el 37% de la población de california es hispana y menor el de médicos es por eso que se creo que programa img que consiste en ayudar a médicos de latinoamérica a conseguir licencia en california . >> el programa es bueno y nos ha permitido a más de 60 médicos de habla hispana a una residencia en california .

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sospechoso intento sobornar a las autoridades más adelante en noticias univisión 14 la compañía del raton mickeyutos ya volvemos no se vaya . >>> buen clima alas mamás , estmaos listo con guillermo quiroz en el prónostico que tal amigos buenas tardes , faltan pocas horas para el 10 de mayo , que es lo que sucede con nosotros salvo algunos nublados algunas lluvias es decir que no tiene mucho movimiento dejando para nosotros la presencia de humedad en la región alto oleaje en gran parte de la línea costera el panorama estable por lo menos mañana 10 de mayo con temperaturas agradables los números , viernes 10 de mayo viernes sabado y domingo lunes y martes las condiciones se mantienen más claras y con el aumento en la temperatura hasta el día domingo así que para todos aquellos que van a festejar van a continuar el día sabado y domingo por que la mamá se merece todo el cariño le tengo más detalles está noche sólo a las 10 ya regresamos . >>> que tal amigos buenas tardes ,m bienvenidos a acción deportiva , después de las victorias por la minima diferencia de monterrey ante tigres y américa ante puma

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. >>> breaking news having to do with disneyland, mickey's toon town has been evacuated. anaheim police believe a dry ice related explosion from a water bottle in a trash can. we are talking about mickey's toon town in disneyland. we are hearing no one has been injured. the investigation is starting. >>> if you are a bay area homeowner a new housing survey should leave you smiling. it shows the price of local real estate is soaring. more on why this boom may not bust anytime soon. >> reporter: the last housing boom was fuelled by loans it seems this one has been from a healthy stock market. while banks may be nervous about spending money it seems bay area home buyers are not. it is a good time to be a business in the bay area with consumer confidence hitting its highest level in seven years. it's also a good time to be selling a house. bay area home prices up 22% over the last three months doubling the growth rate of the rest of the country. >> areas such as south san jose, homes listed somewhere between $500,000 to $650,000 get quite a bit of offers once listed. >> repor

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he said, no, we have mickey rourke. relax. and then in an vengers i was like clearly for all of us. he was like don't worry about it. it's just brother. and fortunately this time we have sir ben kingsley. i think it was the right time and the right guy to play this part. the whole thing is just magical, jon. >> jon: you know what i think? ( cheers and applause ). i think there is a movie promotion suit that you get into. you go like this and it just goats (making noise). you jet off to the other thing. now are they still putting you in danger? are you too valuable now to the franchise to be suspended from wires? are there people now that they must... what is your... >> you're really on to something, aren't you? >> jon: i really am on to something. >> i like doing that stuff, you know. once in a while you take a spill or, you know, you shut down production for a bit while you heal up. >> jon: sure. i'm the same. i do all my own... >> really? jon: look how close you are to the edge. there are many times i just roll off the back. >> no pads, no back pad. jon: are you kidding me? look a

i'm going to mickey in new york. mickey. >> i was investing quite young. i was wonder wag type of changes i should make to my portfolio as i get older. >> what i need you to do is find some conservative stocks that give a good yield and shift over time from the high growth stocks and national partnerships. rick in arizona, rick. >> hello, mr. cramer, how are you? >> real good. how about you? >> i'm doing great, sir. watching your show a couple weeks ago, you mentioned your bucket list and wanting to attend the indy 500. i have a bucket list, as well, of things i want to do and places i want to visit during my retirement. because of following your advice these last four years, i am well on my way to being able to do those things. >> that's fabulous. >> thank you so much. >> my question for su i have a couple of young children. what advice and what central items or ideas on investing concepts do people need to know when they start learning about the market and investing themselves? >> the first thing they need to know is what they own. and the idea behind th

alrededor de las cinco y media de la tarde de ayer en un bote de basura en la zona del parque llamada "mickey'sres dijeron que hielo seco dentro de una botella de plastico fue colocado en el bote de basura y aunque si hubo una evacuacion, no se reportaron danos ni heridos. blanca ---la decision sobre si el nuevo puente de la bahia abrir a tiempo se ha pospuesto una vez mas. pitch - cesar ---en lugar de anunciar la fecha de su apertura, caltrans revel que la estructura sufrio nuevos problemas en el tramo este.. take 2 box ---mayra tostado nos tiene mas detalles.. cuentanos mayra.. 0:01 0:07 1:11 1:27 pkg un error de soldadura provoc que decenas de tornillos se desprendieran del pasamanos de proteccion en el carril de peatones y bicicletas en el tramo este del nuevo puente de la bahia que esta en construccion. los trabajadores que armaron el pasamanos cometieron lo que segn muchos expertos, es un error basico.. soldaron los pernos firmemente en sus ranuras en vez de dejar un poco de espacio para permitir que la estructura se expanda y contraiga cuando hace calor. como consecuencia, cientos de tor

the bomb squad was called in and mickey's toon town was closed for several hours. >> broken promises, that's the title of a report what many have long said. santa clara county, only 22 prnt are algebra efficient. the report also shows that one in five of these kids is not ready for high school or college. there is room for blame everywhere. >> i think it will certainly result in local boards having conversations and asking questions about want can be done. >> the report was issued by a group called invat public schools. >> san jose sharks fans are moving onto another round of disappointment. the sharks eliminated tonight from the playoffs by the defending champs, the l.a. kings beat the sharks in game 7 down los angeles. that's the scene in san jose. nbc bay area george kiriyama joins us in this situation that we've been in before. >> reporter: we have. and they err not happy at all. they meaning the sharks fans. when the sharks cut the kings lead to 2-1 in the third period, this was the scene inside the brit. well, the sharks had their fans believing they could still pull this one ou

i'm going to mickey in new york. mickey! >> caller: jim, i wanted to thank you for what you do. i have been investing since i was young. what type of changes should i make to my investments as i get older? >> it is a generational thing. if your 50s, switch to bonds. most more. interest rates are low. got conservative stocks and shift over time from the high growth to the partnerships and then you will be able to pick up income. rick in arizona. >> caller: hello, mr. cramer, how are you? >> good. >> caller: you mentioned your bucket list a couple weeks ago. you wanted to attend the indy 500. i have a bucket list of places i want to visit during my retirement. because of following your advice the last four years, i'm well on my way to being able to do those things. >> that's fabulous. >> caller: thank you so much. my question is, i have a couple of young children and i'm trying to get them started in investing. what items or ideas on investing do people need to know when they start learning about the market and investing themselves. >> first thing they need to know is what they ow

get old you say mickey mouse is bad. but i like mickey mouse and minnie. >> look what happened to the muppets? >> right. then 18 you have to come out, tough drive. phil even hit a 4-iron yesterday on the -- on a 460-yard hole. >> you should have seen me in the rain. >> i want to hear about that. i want to hear about that. >> well, we'll have video of it over the next couple of -- >> how many guys did you h to talk to out there? >> i played with four other guys. >> one was a pro, though. >> one was a pro. >> three money managers. >> three money managers and a pro in the rain. >> it was raining hard yesterday. >> it was raining hard. we were under umbrellas. it was -- >> i can ask you a question? >> yes. >> did comparing golf to investing -- you can do it for a while, but when have you to do it a lot with three guys, and i've done it twice with three different guys, did it -- were you -- for you, you don't even know that much about golf, i don't think, necessarily, right? you have clubs but they're like eight years old, ri

let's go to mickey in michigan. mickey. >> caller: motor city boo-yah, jim! >> i like ford and gm.up? >> caller: well, i've been trying to get into a railway, and i think i found one, but i want to know what you think about it. it's canadian pacific, cp. >> here's the problem. there's going to be a lot of problems like this. canadian pacific traded at 68 and now at 124. we have missed a lot on the big move, but i still believe in the stock. i think you can buy it. i think csx is cheaper, though. diego in california. diego. >> caller: hey, jim, b-b-b- boo-yah from southern california. how are you doing? >> all right. how about you? >> caller: i'm doing good. i want to thank you for the call, i made some good money there. my question is kroger. my sister is in management, they're always going to meetings, and they've had 37 profitable quarters in a row. are they going to fall victim like safeway? >> no, safeway is a management issue. kroger, your sister is at a great place. kroger has done a lot with private label, done a lot with natural foods, i think kroger is a winner still. mark

ceiling wasn't a good idea when the yankees or the astros, the colt 45s, played an exhibition game and mickeyand the outfielders could not see the ball in the ceiling. so they painted the ceiling and that killed the grass. that is how astro turf was born. >> mitch: one of the worst things ever for professional sports. there's nothing like playing the game on grass. >> rich: back in the astro dome days where they had guys in space suits. astronauts come out as the grounds crew. that's back in the heyday of the apollo program, the space program. >> mitch: they've been through some really ugly uniforms in the city. >> rich: moss strikes out. wright gets him. >> mitch: and wright made a really good pitch there. fastball. they say moss could not get extended. right under his hands. >> rich: there is one of the many looks the astros have had of they have changed their look this year. they've gone more with the orange. and a little bit deeper blue. >> mitch: i like the look of their new uniform. >> rich: chris young grew up watching the killer bees. biggio, bagwell, berkman. young as always in houst

i'm going to mickey in new york. mickey! >> caller: hey, jim. i want to thank you for all you do. i have been investing since i was quite young. i was wondering what kind of changes should i make as i get older? >> i tell you what, it's a generational thing, if you are 50, push 50% bond, 60s, 60% bonds. no more. find conservative stocks that give you good yeechld shift over time to the national partnerships. then i think you will be able to do well. rick in arizona. rick. >> caller: hello, mr. cramer, how are you? >> really good. how are you? >> caller: i am doing great. watching your show a couple woox ago, you mentioned your bucket list and attending the indy 500. i have a buck list and things i want to do, places i want to visit during my retirement. because of following your advice this last four years, i am well on my way of being able to do those things. >> that's fabulous. >> thank you so much. my question i have for you is i have a couple of young. i'm trying to get them started in investing. the question i have is, what advice and what are the most essential items or idea

one * my partner, boyfriend, arrived -- one time my partner, borden, said mickey should do a direct election. i said, why? the designer from the 1980's. he said, yes, but maybe it is could for perfume, things like that. to have an international passport. ok. but deep inside, i know that i should have loved to make one coutoure collection like that. a dream of the elegance of paris. and i remember that i propose -- it was the last new bid of coutoure that arrived. i thought to propose -- [unintelligible] why don't you take one designer like vivian westwood or others to make one season, one coutoure collection? >> you should call some up immediately and suggest the deal. >> [laughs] that is true. each one to make their own collection should not be back. a very attractive idea. >> as you do not want to talk about art, we will not say your work is art. let's be very vulgar and talk about money. [laughter] it is extraordinary what you have produced in coutoure. does that make any money? quick to be honest, what we produce in coutoure does not make money but it does include money. i must say, i am

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