millÁn guzmán nos lo presenta. >> era su sueÑo, y hasta a la virgencita de guadalupe se lo habÍan pedido >> ella vive en una casa hogar. >> ah si? wow? de ahora en adelante habrÁ una alianza, intentarÉ ayudarte. tienes un nuevo amigo de puerto rico. >> son momentos como estos que engrandecen a wisin. Él no quito vio cuando nos comentaron con Él para que esta niÑa lograra conocerlo. >> una niÑa que inclusive hoy cumple aÑos... yo creo que es una bendiciÓn, si hacemos un anÁlisis en otros paÍses... niÑos quizÁs como ella o en la mÍa o gente que me estÁ viendo está muriendo por ninguna razÓn, por guerra, por enfermedades. >> la pequeÑa esos dos hermanitos viven en una casa hogar porque sus padres estÁn tras las rejas. por tal motivo decidimos no mostrar su rostros, esta dÉcada porque es sumamente inteligente. >> te lo agradezco a ti y a dios, ya la gente de primer impacto, que fomentan estas misiones. >> Él le firmÓ algunos autÓgrafos, se tomaron una foto y sellaron su nueva amistad con un apretÓn de dedo. >> pÚblico latino me sorprende de una manera gigantesca, y ha sido espectacular lo qu

vamos con vannesa millan. >>> que tal gracias, bueno hoy las voces de miles exigÍan justicia y acciÓn> (hablan en inglÉs). >>> fueron miles y miles de manifestantes exigiendo justi a exigiendo justicia. marcharon hacia el capitol capitolio encabezados por un pastor activistas pidiendo justicia para los casos de los jÓvenes negros asesinanos por oficiales de policÍa. >>> para muchos hispanos que se hicieron presentes en la marcha de hoy el tema de la violaciÓn de derechos humanos trasciende el color de la piel. >>> christian tenÍa 17 aÑos y su padre marchÓ teniendo justicia. >>> es la hermandad entre nosotros, todo el mundo se cubre. >>> tambiÉn marcharon pidiendo por los 43 normalistas desaparecidos en mÉxico. >>> yo creo que la lucha es por la justicia. >>> otros representaron a la comunidad negra. >>> porque vemos tanta presencia latina hoy? >>> porque todos somos una sola familia. >>> aseguran que sin justicia no hay paz. ♪. ♪. >>> y a diferencia de muchas otras, esta marcha multitudinaria fue pacifica, ellos querÍan hablar en el podio y no estaban sin embargo dentro del programa,

i saw that on caesar -- caesar -- >> steve: caesar millan. >> jimmy: millan, yeah. [ laughter ] >> stever. >> jimmy: pro, choosing from a a wide variety of dog costumes. con, like slutty lassie, slutty bengie and slutty air bud. [ laughter and applause ] they're great costumes. >> steve: slutty air bud? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there's nothing in the rule book that says dogs can't be slutty. [ laughter ] pro, getting to see your dog at a party with other dogs in costumes. cons, hearing her say, "that bitch stole my outfit." i mean -- [ laughter and applause ] the paws come out. pro, spending weeks trying to come up with a fun, creative and original costume for you and your guinea pig to wear together. [ laughter ] con, eventually saying, "screw it," tying it to your head and going as donald trump. [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: there you go. >> jimmy: it's faster. >> steve: beautiful. >> jimmy: it's just faster. pro, feeding your puppy a a dog-friendly treat on halloween night. con, finding a tootsie roll on your rug the next morning. it just -- [ laughter ] >> steve: there you go. >> j

this is a private order for you mc millan, who closed his accordion shop because he could not find anyoneho would take it on -- a private order for hugh mcmillan. the shop has come back to life, at least in two dimensions. >> to pass on not for today, but northern ireland. we're hoping some young person will come along to keep the tradition going. >> it is a hope tinged with melancholy, much like the music itself. >> it's sad, but we had to. we cannot carry on. >> whose to say that the illusion might not become a reality someday? just as it did in bushmills, where a vision of the past has created a brighter future for a village on the edge of northern ireland. >> looks like the celtic tiger could be getting its roar back simply by spinning a good yarn. that's all for today from the and everyone here. feel free to drop me a line on twitter or by e-mail. always good to hear from you. thanks very much for waching. we'll see you next week. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] gyxqÑqrqyqiqiqÑq

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