. >> mimi: una salsa deliciosa lista para comer. >> hombre: dejame ver eso. >> mimi: con mucho gusto, ahi tienes. >> mick: y la verdad es que es tan facil de manipular que lo van usar todos los dias

buen apetito. >> mimi: una salsa deliciosa lista para comer. >> hombre: dejame ver eso. >> mimi: congusto, ahi tienes. >> mick: y la verdad es que es tan facil de manipular que lo van a usar todos los dias del aÑo. >> para todas las comidas, como en este almuerzo rapido y delicioso que hecho con sobras. aqui tengo un pollo a la plancha que me sobro de la barbacoa de anoche, le pongo unos trozos de manzanas, unas pasas, y un poco de mayonesa... >> ah, ah, ah-- para darle un poco de sabor, mi especia favorita, un poquito de curri. >> no puede dejar de usarlo... [risa] lo pongo en su lugar... y miren, tritura el pollo, corta las manzanas, y mezcla los ingredientes, todo al mismo tiempo, en cuatro, cinco... y seis segundos. >> en menos tiempo del que se tarda en tostar el pan. >> y aqui tienen una ensalada de pollo gurme, recien hecha y lista para servir. >> mick: y es un almuerzo hecho en seis segundos... >> si la cena fuera tan facil. >> ja, si, la cena es mucho mas complicada. >> muy bien, pues se hace asi: colocas un par de dientes de ajo, unas dos cucharadas de mantequilla, un poco

buen apetito. >> mimi: una salsa deliciosa lista para comer. >> hombre: dejame ver eso. >> mimi: congusto, ahi tienes. >> mick: y la verdad es que es tan facil de manipular que lo van usar todos los dias del aÑo. >> para todas las comidas, como en este almuerzo rapido delicioso e hecho con sobras. aqui tengo un pollo a la plancha que me sro de la barbacoa de anoche, le pongo unos trozos de manzanas, unas pasas, y un poco de mayonesa... >> ah, ah, ah-- para darle un poco de sabor, mi escia favorita, un poquitoe curri. >> no puede dejar de usarlo... [risa] lo pongo en su lugar... y ren, tritura el pollo, corta las manzanas, y mezcla los ingredientes, todo al mismo tiempo, en cuatro, cinco... y seis segundos. >>n menos tiempo del que se tarda en tostar el pan. >> y aqui tienen una ensalada de pollo gurme, recien hecha y lista para servir. >> mick: y es un almuerzo hecho >> si la cena fuera tan facil. >> ja, si, la cena es >> muy bien, pues se hace asi: colocas un par de dientes ajo, unas dos cucharas de mantequilla, un poco de queso parmesano, y un poco de crema de leche. >> y ahora mir

. >> oh, vamos, mimi, ¿todos los dias?varias veceal dia, porque ce cualquier trabajo de la coci en diez segundos o menos. >> [risa] si, diez segundos o menos. >> una pregunta, ¿cual es el peor trabajo que hay que hacer >> y casi todas las comidas se inicn con eso. >> cortar ajos. huelen mho y ensucian. >> bien, pues ya no es tan desagradable, observ hecha los ajos en el frasco... tardas un segundo en crarlo, ahora los mueles por uno, y tres segundos. >> y en menos de lo que tardas en sacar una tabla de cortar y un cuchillo... ahi tienes los ajos reciecortados, sin suciedad ni mal olor. pero les dire que el trabajo que a mi menos me gusta es cortar cebollas; no se si opinan lo mismo,ero mis manos huelen mal por un buen tiempo, mis ojos se llenan de lagrimas, y no lo aguanto, pero ya no s, con esto no hay tiempo para llorar. miren bien. en solo uno, dos... y tres segundos, aqui tienen... las cebollas pfectamente picadas. veien, y va directo ui a la sarten. >> y miren esto, que es lo que hago antes de un gran partido en la te

favoritos >> mimi: o...i tienen una quesadilla de pollo, caliente y recien hecha. >> que increible. >> y otra cosas que hace falta en la fiesta son los dips, miren esto. aqui pongo un poco de aguacate, luego unos tomates enanos, un poco de cilantro, y un pedaso de pimiento, y tambien le voy agregar un diente de ajo... miren esto. le pongo la tapa de aspas... y en uno, dos. y tres segundos, ¿estan listos? tienen una guacamole al instante, muy fresca y deliciosa, que bien, c un an como se ve esto. y ni siguiera use un chuchillo para picar... que delicia. >> po magia que mas nos gusta debullet es... >> los dos: las bebidas heladas [risas]. [mujeres riendo] >> miren esto. loue vamos a hacer es colocar unas fresas aqui, vean con muatencion. >> mujer: si. >> ahora le agrego un poco de hielo, un co de mezcla para hacer margas, ¿que les rece? y todos los ingredientes van rectamente en la jarra en la ahora le coloco la ta de las ass, la giro... y vean esto-- la fijo en la posicion de batir y en muy pocos segundos el

oh, vamos, mimi, ¿todos los dias?vars veces al dia, porque hace cualqui trabajo de la cocina en diez segundos o menos. >> [risa] si, diez segundos o menos. >> una pregunta, ¿cual es el peor trabajo que hay que hacer en la cocina? >> y casi todas las comis se inician con eso. >> cortar ajos. huelen mucho y ensucian. >> bien, pues ya no tan desagradable, observa. hecha los ajos en el frasco... tardas un segundo en cerrarlo, y ahora los mueles por uno, dos... >> y en menos de lo que tardas en sacar una tabla de cortar y un cuchillo... ahi tienes los ajos recien cortados, sin suciedad nmal olor. pero les dire que el tbajo que cebollas; no se si opinan lor por un buen empo, mis ojos semal llenan de lagrimas, y no lo aguanto, pero ya no mas, con to no hay tiempo para llorar. miren bien. en solo uno, dos... y tres las cebollas perfectamente picadas. vean bien, y va directo aqui a la sarten. hago antes de un gran partido en la television. pongo unos cinco o seis totes enanos, que son los qumas me gustan por su sabor, un poco

los nachoson mis favoritos. >> mick: aqui estan. >> mimi:...n, aqui tienen una quesadilla de pollo, ciente y recien hecha. >> que increible. >> y otra cosas que hace falta en la fiesta son los dips, miren esto. aqui pongo un poco de aguacate luego unos tomes enanos, un poco de cilantro, y unedaso de pimiento, y tambien le voy agrer un diee de ajo... miren esto. le pongo la tapa de aspas... y en uno, dos... y tres segundos, ¿estan listos? tienen una guacamole a instante, muy fresca y deliciosa, que bien, con un sabor exisitit vean como se ve esto. y ni siguiera use un chuchillo >> pero la magia que mas nos gusta del bull es... >> los dos: las bedas la[r]. [mujeres riendo] >>iren esto. lo que vamos a hac es colocar unas fresas aqui, an con mucha encion. >> mujer: si. >>hora le agrego un poco de hielo, un poco dmezcla para hacer margaritas, ¿que les parece? y todos los ingredientes van directente en la jarra en la que se tomaran, la bebida. ahora le coloco la tapa de las aspas, la giro... vean esto-- la fijo en la posicion de batir y en muy pocos

as mimi said, this is about making our economy grow. if we unleash the full power in the economy, two to three points, our g.d.p. will increase two to three points. it just will. it's really important. now, senator mikulski, on this subject and the senator talked about the block grant and the tax credit and that's all important, but we also have to go -- use that as a basis and go further. lilly ledbetter, we have to go further. family medical leave, we have to go further. child block grants, tax credit, has to go further. it was on president nixon's desk and he vetoed it for social or cultural reasons. some guys probably said that. whatever it was. but nonetheless -- that's a long time ago. this is our mission. we must have -- this is the most transformative thing we can do for not only women and their families, for men and their families as for our economy. now, just to say a couple things. first of all, we've been listening to stories across the country. you heard some eloquent ones today. what mimi said about kids going to school si

nana mimi can't be in canvas that long. well, nana...mim-- okay, look... this tent is awesome. and it's in high demand, so i really think we should put a deposit down now. okay, fine. you can have your tent, but only if it's in a field. a hand-plowed field. done, and done-er. there has to be a barn that's old enough that you can see the stars through the roof slats when you lay on your back. and antique tools to look at when you roll over. do you have a specific place in mind? no. but anything within a five to eight-mile radius is acceptable. on it! dwight. dwight. [tires screech] get in. are you serious? get in! okay, what are you-- shh! [radio blares j. geils band's centerfold] [audio through bluetooth] ♪ angel is a centerfold

as mimi said this is about making our economy grow.f we unleash the power of women in the economy two to three points of our gdp p. will increase two or three points. it just will. it's really important. senator mikulski on this subject in the senator talked about the lot rent in the tax credit and that's all important. we also have to go further. lilly ledbetter we have to go further family leave we have to go further. it was on president nixon's desk when he was present and he vetoed for social and cultural reasons whatever that was. some guys probably decided that. whatever it was but nonetheless. that was a long time ago. this is the most transformative thing we can do. we are not -- for not only women and their families but man and their families and for our economy. let me just say a couple of things. first of all listening to stories across the country of heard eloquent ones today. and kids going to school sick. one woman that we invited to new haven to speak, she was telling her story about how she was a single mom and got a jo

y la mimi quÉ. >>> paga tiene que pagar la mujer tiene que ser fiel hasta la tumba, respetarlo a uno,madas a celular. >>> llamada a celular. cÓmo estÁ?. ( ♪ mÚsica♪) >>> seÑora. seÑor. >>> seÑor quÉ pasa. seÑor auxilio. ( ♪ mÚsica♪) >>> por favor seÑor quÉ le pasa. >>> hagale, listo el pollo. ♪ (mÚsica)♪. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> pero a ver cuÁl de las dos tiene la pistola >>> patrÓn no sÉ quien tiene la fuis tol pistola, quiÉn como sabemos, vinieron a la carretera y se vienen separado >>> una se sube flota y se viene al motel >>> un viejo y motel en quÉ andan papÁ >>> no sÉ hoy hay muÑeco seguro >>> sabÍas quÉ les pasa hombre, dÍgame dÓnde estÁn que ya les caigo. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪

my name is michigan and i do -- is mimi and i do own three child care and i have a story to share with you. it is an investment and you're right and afford nl child care can happen. i have in my child care i offer my staff sick days for leave. the reason i do that is because if that teacher who comes to my child care is sick, she is going to get the kids sick so it's going to cost me money. if you think about business, it's going to cost me more money that if i can get if i don't give her the sick day leave so i offer sick day leave for all my staff. also what really breaks my heart and i have seen it on a daily basis. we have a policy in our day care. children have to be free 24 hours of fever. so if your child have a fever, he cannot be attending the school for 24 hours. it breaks my heart when i see children come to me and say miss mimi can you please take care of me because my mom has to go to work and i'm sick. you know what these parents do? they give their children tylenol four hours so they can go to work and then they get a call hi mrs. so on your child is sick. you need to pi

mimi right or wrong should kids be able to wear these in school?eart bobb ibo b b bobob bobobies. >> let's just say that woven bracelets these days. whatever a disruption in school. whatever the cause is, i think a teacher a principle or superintendant can say look, we are trying to have the kids learn here. but as far as boobies. >> this is breast cancer awareness month. an aunt, mother someone like that. >> what about wearing a pink bracel bracelet. >> i agree. i did a poll in the hair and make up department. they said no. i wouldn't let my child or boys wear it. and i did research a googled the story and i'll tell you the websites that came up, were not a heart boobies. it is a der rogtory term. >> in the hair and make up room were you talking to women or grown men? >> we have awareness of prostate, anal cancer. we are not using slang for that? >> there has to be a line drawn. >> let's see how the supreme court justices handle i heart boobies. >> balls, boobies, we are all fans. >> all right. >> i have to wrap it up there. >> thank you. more twi

smith: mimi! come on, sweetie! your name's mimi? uh-huh. what's yours? i'm t-bone. ms.ah, nice to meet you, too, mimi. ooh! what a great name! there she is! there's cleo! hey ya, clifford! hi, cleo! how was the trip? well, you know mrs. diller. she always gets seasick. hey, where's t-bone? he was just here a minute ago. there he is! hee hee! he looks a little seasick, too! are you ok, t-bone? huh? oh! hi, cleo! i just met the most beautiful dog in the world! hee hee hee hee! oh, thank you, but we've met before. her name is mimi. [sniffs] she's staying at the birdwell hotel with her human. you met a new dog, t? gee, i'd like to meet her, too. well, what are we waiting for? let's all go to the birdwell hotel and meet mimi. i know a shortcut! ok! now, set us down nice and... whoa! whoa! easy. sorry. i didn't know your shortcut was so muddy, cleo. ew! yuck! hi, mimi. t-bone! what are you doing here? i want you to meet my friends.

ahora mick y mimi les vean en diez segundos, con elbajo magic bullet. >> mick: hola, ¿como estan esta no te asust, solo estoy bromeando, pruebo es un jugo de frutas. >> hombre: buenos dias. >> mujer: mmm, que bien luce eso, ¿me das arobar? >> a mi tambien, ¿de que frutas tienes? >> ¿de que frutas quieres? el suyo es de fresas y bananas. >> toda clase de bayas, aqui hay unas frambuesas, tambien hay arandas y tengo unas fresas. ya esta listo, mira bien... un poco de jugo, aun no termine, unos cubos de hielo... le pongo las aspas, le doy una vuelta rapida... [zumbando] y mira esto, en solores, cuatro, cinco segundos... observa esto-- un rico jugo de bayas mixtas... en menos tiempo de lo que canta un gallo, disfrutilo. >> hombre: gracias. >> ¿que es eso, un bator de jugos pernal? >> bien, si quieres e sea eso. >> ¿pero me puedes servir un desayuno de verd? >> ¿que tal una tortilla? usos algunosuevos, ¿de cuantos la quieres? >> hombre: de dos, con eso me basta. >> de dos huevos, muy bien. ¿y que mas quieres? >> con jamon. >> bien... >> con tomate. >> unos tomates, muy bien, como gustes. >>

[applause] so yes, my name is mimi, i do own three child cares. and i have a story to share with you. it is an investment. you are absolutely right. affordable child care can happen. okay. i have in my child care, i offer my staff a sick paid leave. the reason i do that the teacher come to the child care and she's sick she's going get the kids sick. it's going to cost me money. if you think about business, it's going cost me more money if i don't get her the sick day leave. i offer sick day leave for all of my staff. also, what breaks me heart, i have seen it on a daily basis. okay. we have a policy at our daycare. children have to be free 24-hours of fever. if your child has a fever, he cannot be attending the school for 24 hours. it breaks my heart when i see children coming in to the school in the morning and coming to me and telling me, miss mimi can you take care of me? my mom has to go to work. and i'm sick. you know what the parents do? they give their child tylenol for hours so they can go work then they get a call, hi, your child is sick.

ora mick y mimi les vean como se hace cualquier tbajo en diez segundos, con magic llet. >> mick: holauyo e fresas y bananas. >> ¿tiene de bayas? >> toda clase de bayas, ui hay unas frambuesas, tambien hay ya esta listo, mira bien... un poco djugo, aun no termine, unos cubos de hielo... le pongo las aspas, le doy una vuelta pida... [zumbando] y mira esto, en solo tres, cuatro, cincseguos... observa esto-- un rico jugo de bayas mixtas... en menos tiempo de lo que canta un gallo, disfrutilo. >> hombre: gracias. >>¿que eso, batidor de jugos personal? >> bien, si quieres que sea eso. >> ¿pero me puedes servir un desayuno de verdad? ¿que tal una tortilla? usamos algunos huevos, ¿de cuantos la quieres? >> hombre: de dos, con e me basta >> de dos huevos, muy bi. ¿y qumas quieres? >> con jamon. >> bien... >>on tomate... >> unos tomates, muy bien, como gustes. >> y un poco de cebolla... >> cebolla bien... >> y tambien queso. >> con todo, ¿no ecierto? mer di asi. >> si, con todo. >> [risa] muy bien, ya te entiendo, ahora cierro el frasco. y mira, corta el jamon y los vegetales, ralla el queso y

. >> mimi, a loyal streamer says: >> are good evening everyone, welcome to al jazeera america.m jeeghts jeeghts in new york. >> it's do i eat or do i pay, i really want it. >> i said i can't get past that now. >> the highs and lows of the president's new health care law. surprise rejection. one of the most important u.s. allies in the middle east snubs the united nations by rejecting a seat on the security council. hundreds of thousands of

[risas] >>el único riesgo es que yo tengo es de mimi. >>de oso, regina.gente twitter de que te vieron. >>fuimos al centro de coyoacán a mi compadre roberto jr., ¿ustedes lo conocen? el que canta: ♪no, no, no, el coco no♪ vemos a platicar ese disco del coco no, que ya está en su segundo sencillo que se llama: ya lo decidí, y esto fue lo que nos pasó al pedir y calabaza... palabrita o lo que sea. ♪ >>parientes, jamás imaginé que iría a pedir mi caso basa con el coco, pues aunque no lo crean, y donde lo ven, también a él le gustaba dulces y hasta bailar nos enseñó. no le tengan miedo al coco, niños, mejor endurecerse la vida. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>bueno, chiquillos chiquillas ya estamos listos. antes de empezar a pedir calabaza, quiero que escuchen la historia de dónde salió el coco no, le tocó no. >>marco guzmán tenía una cotorra que se llamaban en la, hila traía en el hombro le decía: " nena, no te me subas al coco". ♪ >>¿y la cotorra ahora donde está? gracias a ella es todo un éxito esta canción. >>tienen que comprar una buena jaula porque la regale. >>mucho rollo, emp

. >> mimi, a loyal streamer says: . . >>> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm richelle carey.re are the stories we are following for you. >> a deadly blast rocks the suburbs of damascus - killing more than a dozen soldiers. >> a nationwide manhunt for two convicted killers who walked free from a florida prison thanks to forged documents. >> six months of talks have stalled but workers are off the job in san francisco - stranding thousands. [ ♪ theme ] >> fighting and bloodshed again

. >> mimi, a loyal streamer says: is seeing other people by themselves there. as one thing companies can do is be more transparent where they are as. at. necrecognizing that -- until tht show we'll see you on-line. ♪ ♪ >>> celebrations in lebanon asininasnine hostages held captr over a year are freed. >>> and welcome i'm steven cole this is al jazeera in doha. coming up in the next half hour. >>> firefighters continue to battle bush fires in southwest australia. despite easing temperatures an winds. >>> it's almost 2 million years old. it's a skull that is helping to rewrite

corp. 2013] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> next week on first ladies, mimi eisenhower. share limited relations with the nape -- with the press. she took charge of running the white house and conducting inspections and improving all of may use for berger setting number of state visits. -- menus for a record-setting number of state visits. on november 4, will be live inside the eisenhower farm. purchased in 1950, they spend their time for the rest of their lives including during the white house years. join us for look at the life of mami eisenhower date at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >> we are offering a special edition of "first ladies." a biography important of each first lady. it is available for the discounted price of $12.95 plus shipping. our website has more about the first ladies including a special section. produced by our partner. it chronicles life in the executive mansion. you can find out more at www.c- span.org/firstladies. >> in a few moments, the opening h anniversarye 100t of the mortgage bankers association. the bankers will hear from richard cordray

nana mimi cannot squat over some trench. we're gonna put out stumps. come on.sue and come to a solution by the time we get to schrute farms. how's that for a plan? we're getting married at schrute farms, no matter what. i have looked at 12 venues. i have lost eight deposits. and i have seen angela naked zero times. i am not losing another deposit. hey. hey. so, um, i've been thinking about this whole chair/copier thing. mm-hmm. i really think you should reconsider. oh, pam, i really... hate that copier. yeah, i know. yeah. but i really think you should reconsider. beesly, are you threatening me? jim. jim, jim, jim. i'm not threatening you. i love you. [whispers] but you should know you're on very dangerous ground. all right. okay. whew. this is where you'll have your receiving line. of course we'll clear out all the livestock and hay and such. mmm. mm, what's that smell? you're gonna need to be more specific. manure. get rid of it. manure covers up the smell of the slaughter house. do you have to slaughter on our wedding day? you want to eat, don't you? honey,

as mimi said, this is about making our economy grow. if we unleash the full power in the economy, two to three points, our g.d.p. will increase two to three points. it just will. it's really important. now, senator mikulski, on this subject and the senator talked about the block grant and the tax credit and that's all important, but we also have to go -- use that as a basis and go further. lilly ledbetter, we have to go further. family medical leave, we have to go further. child block grants, tax credit, has to go further. it was on president nixon's desk and he vetoed it for social or cultural reasons. some guys probably said that. whatever it was. but nonetheless -- that's a long time ago. this is our mission. we must have -- this is the most transformative thing we can do for not only women and their families, for men and their families as for our economy. now, just to say a couple things. first of all, we've been listening to stories across the country. you heard some eloquent ones today. what mimi said about kids going to work -- s

. >> what about in the mimi leaks. that may be the winner, katie, is the mama june in her camouflage dress. >> that's the one. that's the keeper. i want honey boo boo, i want honey boo boo as my flower girl. do you think she's available? >> how many peopleo you want to have? >> i don't know. i think we're going to have a very, very small wedding with just family and john has two children. i obviously have my two daughters. then i want to have a really fun party. i don't really know. >> yeah. i like that idea. en the big party. >> you know, at a certain age, you don't want to be walking down the -- it's all a little too much. >> no, it's not. you've proven -- he keeps holding up the sign. i'm finishing in a moment. >> we're having fun. >> you and also like rosie perez who just got married, it never too late to love and love again. so for you women out there -- >> no, i agree. so many people, it's been so cute because so many women my age or even a little younger have said you have given us hope. >> yes. >> it's been so

john's health clinic, pediatrician and medical director mimi choi admits she doesn't know enough aboutealth care reform. >> i would say i don't know everything. i am learning pieces here and there for sure. >> reporter: it's overwhelming. >> totally. totally. there are so many moving pieces, there are so many large arcs and programs coming into existence that it is overwhelming to try to get a grasp of everything and how it's going to affect our practice especially. >> reporter: in st. john's crowded waiting room, there's little talk about obamacare and the arguments for and against it. people here just want to know when they do get sick, some place and someone will be there to help and heal them. for "religion & ethics newsweekly," i'm saul gonzalez in los angeles. >>> a sikh professor at columbia university who was beaten up last week says it's more important that the perpetrators are "taught rather than caught." a group of teens assaulted dr. prabhjot singh, calling him "osama" and "terrorist." the interfaith community has urged the fbi to investigate it as a hate crime. the attack

>>n did mimi eisenhower -- much later. would not have been a huge opportunity.robably not expected. that is a tough one. >> i do not know. i did not believe they had any pets. >> no. actually, she was interested in health care. she believed, she urged harry to increase funding to the national institute for health. au can look at the numbers in second term. that budget goes up. she thought people should have better health care. but he proposed universal health care. >> one of the reasons he was so unpopular. >> i want to tell you about a book. leave it to a question about bess truman's portrait. it has been published by our partners in the series, the white house historical association. has all of their porches and biographies of each of them. there -- you see the little yellow bubble. it is a special edition for first ladies. if you're interested in this, it is a global on our website at c- span.org/firstladies. her white house portrait was done. we have a video that explains some of the background about bess truman's official portrait. [video clip] >> this pain

. >> you think you are the first one to say that to mimi? say to me? >> how long do you work out?two hours a day every day. >> can you describe how you worked out? >> sweating. >> was baby oil involved. you have to use baby oil. >> if you use baby boil the weights will slip out and that is dangerous. >> and then you break both of their legs so they never leave. >> and then more baby oil. >> that's a beautiful thing. they are telling me to wrap up. movies out on dvd? >> "storm rider." good family movie. >> and it is with christie swanson. >> the original buffy the vampire. >> good movie. >> we did. it survived another one. >> we are cutting you out of this. h there will be no lori in this show. bill, andy, kevin, that's it for me. your eye. watch us tonight at 8:00. >>> delicious. hello, everyone. she likes to punch kittens. it's dana. it's 5:00 somewhere. >>> litany of lefties are smacking the obama care website around like a playground tether ball. you've got pelosi, even obama took a swing. which makes you wonder, when did he know that his creation sucks? >> do you know when he

you would know more about that than mimi.bout that than me. >> i know you are joking, but if you are sincere i wish him the best. have you ever in your life know somebody to smoke weed and then get violent? >> but these days it is pretty strong. >> i am i am not buying it. >> as somebody who is always a victim i have been hit more by people who are drunk than people -- >> absolutely. most people are too lazy when they are high to hit you. that's why pot is so great. >> that's what i am saying. >> the modern pot is almost huh loose gnaw general nick -- huh louse hallunicogenic. >> can we please remember who is watching this. these kids out there, weed is not great. it is amazing. you know those problems you have? two hits. >> that is not true. >> chris brown's problem will be violating probation. he is on probation for beating the crap out of rihanna. i'm sure the district attorney is looking at what he did in dc. if he dhe could go to jail. >> he won't. >> fingers crossed. >> he is going to wish he got hit in jail. >>> we hav

mimi and guy both have down's cind roam. but they don't let their challenges hold them down.hey are social butterflies. they are so popular, classmates voted them onto homecoming court. the pair won. and will now be remembered as high school royalty. >> great for them. and great for all the students who voted for them. >>> clear and warm october evening. is the trend going to continue? >> bob turk has the updated forecast coming up next. ,,,,,,, mnever sleeping.g. ever saving. for him, her, and you. every day. but quality affordable health care seems forever out of reach -- until now. i'm doctor peter beilenson. with local doctors we've founded a new approach to health insurance -- evergreen health. neighborhood care, same day appointments, a team approach with doctors and nurses who get to know you. that's evergreen health. learn more at evergreenmd.org. >>> our meteorologist chelsea ingram, live in the mobile weather lab. we have a nice warmup headed our way. bob has the exclusive details inside. >> we're going to have a lot of people walking around fells point. beautiful e

he said, ok, mommy, i apologize, mimi downtown. -- meet me downtown. [indiscernible] tells me many things that don't make sense to me. he had a wound already. >> above his eye. >> he said, mommy, i've lost so much blood. he is not talking good. he will stop talking. she lost a lot of weight. he is limping. [indiscernible] i said, you've got to go to the hospital. he said, no, i'm just tired, i just want to arrest. i said, you've got to go to the hospital. [indiscernible] we talked a lot, but it did not make sense to me. then he said, i go home day after tomorrow and you cook for me. i said, ok. i said, i'm so proud of you. he said, mommy, i will miss you so much. i love you. then he took me to get a cab. i looked at my son and i could not believe it. [indiscernible] he said he is not feeling good. i called my friend. i called her and cried. mohamed is sick. i said maybe they will taken to the hospital. he said, to feel he is depressed? and i said, i don't know he is wounded -- >> he is wounded already. >> yes. he said he lost a lot of blood. what is do

. >> my dad called mimi on the phone and said i found the perfect nancy. he started to say, jill. said, dad, gypsy jillian willis? i know that woman. i know mom was worried you're having an affair with that woman and you're not to bring her into this home. >> reporter: on cross-examination randy spencer tried to show alexis was a bias witness against her father and has changed her story over the years. >> just given new testimony that you haven't given any time before. >> no. i just answered this the specific questions that i've been asked. >> anna, another former mistress of the doctor testified how during pell low talk, martin told her he knew a way to cover up a murder. >> there's something you can give someone that's natural, that's there after they have a heart attack so it's not detectable after they have a heart attack. >> so you can give someone some sort of substance? >> yes. >> that is natural occurring in the body and it would be there after the heart attack but it would also start a heart attack? >> yes. >> so you could cause someone to have a heart attack and the drug

mimi lopez and guy benza both have down syndrome. but they don't let their challenges slow them down at all. teachers say they are social butterflies at this school. they are so popular, their classmates voted them onto the homecoming court. and then the pair won and will now be remembered as high school royalty. how nice. >>> tributes continue today for lou reed. the rock and roll legend passed away today at the age of 71. susan mcginnis takes a look back at his remarkable career. >> lou reed was the driving force behind the legendary cult band, velvet underground. the band never achieved widespread commercial success, but many credit the group with revolutionizing rock in the 1960s and '70s. and having a major influence on generations of future musicians. >> take a walk on the wild side ♪ >> reporter: walk on the wild side was his only top 20 hit, but songs like "sweet jane" and "pale blue eyes" became reed standards. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: the singer led the way as the velvet underground collaborated, like none before, with film

we will continue our series live on monday as we look at first lady mimi eisenhower. continues.ournal" host: in our last segment this morning, we are joined by editorr jones" story lauren williams from the d.c. bureau in washington. she worked on several pieces recently having to do with political battles surrounding women's issues. with many -- with more than 20 states set to hold local or federal elections next week, i want to talk about a recent these you edited that discusses efforts in keeping women from voting in several states around the country. how are women being targeted in this election cycle? been so muchhas coverage about voter id laws and the controversy around them. but not too much of the focus has been on how these voter id laws are affecting women. the fact is, a lot of the states require a pretty strict photo id restriction. it negatively affects women who may have gotten married and changed their name or divorced and changed their name. it means the name on their id does not match the name they registered with. for is also an issue transgender men and women

, his mistress, who was there one night, he said to her, mimi, i rather my kids be red than dead.d that in public. >> interesting talking about these brilliant men around him and that's what's interesting about this picture, they are all men. he was a great listener. >> he saw charles de gaulle in the spring of 1961, and de gaulle said to him listen to the advisers. hear what they have to say but then make up your own mind. he remembered what harry truman said, the buck stops here. he felt the responsibility to handle these problems. and what's most amazing about him, of course, is that he was plagued by all these physical ailments. he had all these medical issues. i sat down his medical records alongside the cuban missile crisis records and it was amazing how stoic and effective he really was. >> so before we -- we've been talking all morning about approval rating, democrats, republicans, president obama and you mentioned something about his before we got on taxpayer. >> 85%. the only one close to him was ronald reagan with 74%. so in a sense the puzzle is why 50 years later does

as mimi said, this is about making our economy grow. women the economy, it will increase two to three points. it just will. it is really important. >> i think women are getting a very complex message. we are in the middle sociological revolution. yet women are told they have to have a great career, the great mothers, have to be fed, have to be good looking. you have to manage a house well. there is a sense of entitlement. i can do everything that a young man does. that includes having a glass of wine or two after work, drinking some wine down. women tend to medicate depression and anxiety and loneliness. i think there is a lot of anxiety in this generation in terms of how do i manage it all? so when we look at who is drinking the most cover we are seeing a professional women, educated women. i don't think this is what gloria steinem had in mind. >> to candidates in the detroit's mayoral race face off in their first debate over the weekend with the focus on each planter rebate allies this neighborhood spirit baghdad and, current front-ru

then there is greg and mimi who began show married and divorced and remarried and, yep, it was all documented, but reality couples of tomorrow, be warned. >> it's dangerous to get into with someone you love. you can fall victim to the reality show curse. >> reporter: for today, joel gardello, new york. >>> for more, nice to see you. >> nice to see you as well. good morning. >> so what does this split say about the future of some of the other couples that we are watching right now? do they have to worry about it after seeing what happened to chris and bruce jenner? >> we are married here and we know a marriage is hard without putting things on television. putting it on tv is more money involved and adds more stress so they need to worry. >> everybody wants to weigh in when things go bad and craig is over in the orange room with some of the social media fallout from all of this. >> we have folks talking about on twitter and facebook as well. here is a survey we posted. would appearing on a reality show with your spouse curse your relationship? and the response, fairly lopsided here and pretty o

mimy my view of this is biased because i live in the washington, d.c., area, seeing the trickle-down is incredible. people in new york may not know about it. in d.c., for some of us it's great, there's no question, but at the same time, my neighbors are staying home. my neighbors are federal government workers. and then the collateral consequences of the businesses that rely upon government workerses, we're trying to see the economy hit this last point. >> this point about your neighbors being federal government workers, raul, the other piece of it is that for these congressmen, for these senators, but particularly for the members of the house, their constituents are federal government workers. we took a look at -- there's a group of people who are the -- we're calling them the reasonable republicans, 20 or so of them, if boehner brought a clean cr to the floor, they would be willing to vote for it. representative simpson and peter king, when you look at their districts, they have a high percentage of federal government workers in their district. is that what has to happen here? >> r

hey, mimi-- i gotta put some rollers back in my hair, 'cause it's like flat and it looks weird. no.t-- i'm ready, guys. (announcer ayesha's nearest and dearest, have all gathered in her honor, but when it's time to gather the group to go out, an innocent suestion, turns into an ugly confrontation. we're gonna head down to 1507 to get our dance on. i can't hear you. hell, no... i ain't going to no manhattan. 'cause it's ghetto. i'm just sayin', because ain't nobody gonna be there. (ayesha) that's okay, 'cause it's not about everybody. it's about m so i'm there-- it's my party, so. no, they going to the manhattan's, let 'em go, girl. but it's okay, if they don't want to come, then that just shows my friends. i'm not partin'-- i don't care. i'm over it. i'm over it. i'm over it-- i'm so over it. (announcer) though the bridesmaid's agree to go along with ayesha's original plan... the damage has been done. they ain't even gotta come to the weddg, if they don't want to. (all arguing) that doesn't matter-- it's all about us. so, just because we don't wanna go to a club, we can't be in the

and then, mimi on tax reform.ohn olert, i read both of these -- would this change in any way you're thinking about the u.s. economy, our ratings, and the -- your thinking about the u.s. economy, our ratings and the debt? guest: the entitlement one is really interesting. we have some examples. andlook at europe demographic curves. you look at how those types of costs have created pressure relative to the revenue stream. when i think back to what was iing on with ford and gm, think it is a microcosm of social programs relative to where you are in the relative stream -- revenue stream. if your revenue stream is deteriorating and you have made these long, somewhat expensive commitments, there is a day of reckoning. we saw it in autos, which are now doing much better as they have kind of redesigned those programs. we just saw it in detroit, a city that was absolutely dependent on autos. they had a ton of long-term -- long-term commitments. they could not afford them. people are revisiting and restructuring contracts. t

students at cypress lake high school elected mimi lopez and guy benza king and queen.this is their senior year. a teacher was thrilled the school could give them this incredible experience. >> as a teacher you hope you can touch a couple of people's lives and make a difference and with this, i think we've touched thousands. >> she's just so special to us. she is our little special miracle to my mom. >> two seniors apparently started the push to crown lopez and benza and started a facebook page and the rest is homecoming history. >> i love her reaction. watch that all day. i love the fact that, you know, kids are making these decisions. there's hope, people, there's hope. >>> take a look at this adorable baby panda. look at this little guy learning to walk. this is in taiwan. the cub is a few months old. down a hall there at the zoo. mama bear is a concerned parent. she steps in. don't go too far. grabbing the cub by the neck and dragging her back. giant pandas like this are incredibly rare. only 1600 exist in the wild. >> can't go wrong with panda videos. >> i know. >>