finally naomi lets go of the boat. then she disappears into the white froth. >> and i just wait and i watched. and nothing came up. and then about 40 feet past me, all of a sudden she pops back up in the water. and at that point she's moving so fast, she's gone so far past me that i can't even throw my rope. >> naomi surfaces far beyond the last person standing on the river banks with throw rope. and everyone knows they have to act now. only 50 yards downstream is another set of dangerous rapids and a huge drop. naomi, who has taken a beating in the cold water, has little left in her. >> she's not swimming like any of the other people who came out. they swam like hell. so she has no energy left. she just rolled like a rag doll. it was really frightening to watch because that's a person who's really almost unable to save themselves now. >> it's going to take an incredible throw to save her. >> the chances of that last guy being able to throw that bag and hit her with a throw that she could grab was a million to one. but

naomi is begging for that >> naomi our copy. >> good enough thank you, thank you commissioners for allowing me the opportunity to present this evening i'll try to keep it brief i'm with the office of economic workforce development with the night life entertainment sectors about a month ago we launched this night life website to provide a wide range of information for them and had a chance to talk about this and currently trying to spread the word about the resources to encourage people to checkout those. there's 0 screen shots from the website but the consent is divided into multiple different categories for stuff for businesses and people that want to discover the san francisco night life and for musicians and the night life business handbook that's one of the main resources and hearing from the community from the joslyn and others in the city and obviously those meetings the night life handbook is from soup to starting a business and keeping a successful business running from how to start a business obviously that's more than just finding a place for great zoning but finding a space for t

office of contract administration, and today we met -- i joined them meeting with ben rosenfield and naomi kelly to take a look at ways to increase and improve local purchasing with small businesses. and i do know that there is -- i think supervisor david chiu is looking at doing some revisions to the 14 b ordinance and also the mayor and naomi kelly reported back a couple months ago, have done -- have conducted some outreach workshops to lbes to get their recommendations on ways of which to improve and make it easier for lbes, sbes to do business with the city. the formula retail, so, the planning heard both of the items at the thursday, july 17th meeting. the planning commission is going to continue to support the planning department's recommendations around the number of entities that will trigger formula retail. and at this point i think there will be two kind of parallel pieces of legislation for the board of supervisors, then, to finally bring together. the planning department formally introduced their ordinance last week and, so, technically this should come back before the commissi

. >> this is a picture of naomi. she made that picture look good. mainly all hers right here. >> today it's badgett's 20th birthday and naomi has come for a visit. >> turn around. face that way. >> now i feel like she's taken a lot of pain off my shoulders, all the stress off me by coming to see me, visiting me. she's doing a lot for me right now. >> he used to date my sister, so that's how we became real close. >> and? >> and we're kind of talking. yeah. my sister at first was upset about the whole thing. i guess she felt like because her and sherman's really not together anymore i shouldn't be helping him or doing what i do for him. but like i already told my sister and i explained it to her that, you know, when i make a promise, i'm going to keep my promise. and i promised sherman that no matter what i'm going to always be there for him. >> you're allowed one brief embrace. remain seated. there's no kissing allowed. >> my sister was upset, but she came to understand that it is what it is. i already made a promise, so it's going to happen. >> the

naomi from paleontology. naomi and zack slept together about a month ago.nce then, she hasn't returned a single call. oh. you working on anything interesting? me? yeah, yeah, a three-dimensional model of an etruscan burial crypt. mm-hmm. mm-hmm. yeah. you? yeah, oh, god, yeah. very exciting, very exciting. some, uh, silt profiles. god, etruscan burial crypts are so boring. oh, man, i know. i mean, silt profiles? you know what we need? a murder investigation. brennan and booth are out front right now, waiting for zack. what, there's a case? why didn't you say so? zack! you've got to go. oh, she really bolted. doesn't look good for zack. come on, zack. shake it off, huh? be a man.

naomi's daughter is on a five week trip to israel it's program to promote peace in the region. >> she is a passionate young women i'm extremely proud of her, she has taking strong leadership roles and walking the walk not talking the talk. >> reporter: for a 4th day, israel has pressed on with the gaza offensive, kept up rocket attacks deep into israel. she is supportive of her daughter, but on edge after many rushed to shelters. >> she told me i'm so freaked out coming out of a bomb shelter. >> reporter: jarid was there. >> there was a lot more people panicking and that was a lot more intense and scarier, there's all these people rushing trying to cram into this little room. >> reporter: back here live at 19th and jfk, it is quiet, but an israel solidarity rally is scheduled for today to begin at noon. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> gunfire erupted in the city park in the germantown section of the city. the action cam was at vernon park at 10:00 p.m. someone opened fire hitting a woman in the face. shell casingses were discovered in the park and blood stains on the sidew

brother was acquitted about a week ago, and one of the reasons was because the judge on the case, naomiically threw out much of the, many of the charges and basically said it was a lousy case. she actually said that. and she ruled that certain hearsay evidence could be allowed in. and and all that, the u.s. attorney's office blamed for the big loss on this, the first loss ever on this. so what did he do? when he went up, it was his turn to talk, what he said -- and not quite tongue in cheek, at least according to people i talked to -- he called the judge the worst federal judge in america. he said, he said it like this, it's kind of interesting because, remember, she ruled on one of those hearsay, she allowed some testimony in. he goes the rules of hearsay would prevent -- i'm paraphrasing a little bit -- the rules of hearsay would prevent me from putting this into the record, you know, using this at trial. but naomi reese buchwald is the worst federal judge -- [laughter] lori: because it prevents a savvy reporter from picking it up. >> well, it was interesting, he did this in front of

my -- my -- naomi of wynnewood's daughter is in israel. >> she is a strong, passionate young woman. >> reporter: she is supportive be of her daughter, a student at is vassar college. >> she called me after she came out of a bomb shelter. are you freaked out? i said no, because you're in the shelter. >> reporter: the solidarity rally is scheduled at noon at 19th and jfk. >> house republicans have taken the first steps in suing president obama over the administration's delay of a crucial peels of the healthcare law. the house rules committee scheduled a hearing on a ruling next week that would set in motion to see the president. the employer mandate is designed to keep companies from shifting workers into taxpayers subsidize ed coverage. the president calls the lawsuit a republican stunt. >> mayor nutter will join u.s. secretary of education arni dunkin. >>> meanwhile, the school district has delivered 300 pink slips to staff members. the laid off workers includes noontime aids and special education assistants. these were scheduled before the stalled cigarette tax. >>> police made drive

nothing new that's the case i met with different department head and naomi kelly and jackie fong who ahead of prurn in both cases we've talked about the huge list for city government i hope they prioritize it. >> one other question is there has there been movement on the key member in terms of adaptation or percentage of products purchased that quality do we see an upward trend. >> i'm going to have to get to you. >> so colleagues the item before us is approval of the reports. >> i'll make a motion to approve. >> i'll second. >> second. i think it's folks i want to reserve the opportunity for commissioner stephenson she'll have questions she became ill at the last second maybe we can find time to hear it but name in support of it and public comment on item 7 draufl of the bio green staff reports seeing none, public comment is closed. all in favor, say i. to approve. opposed? no. the i's have it the report is approved arrest next item >> approval the directors restoration for commending a personnel for the vial approval and this is the sponsor and speaker it's a discussion and action

tonight we know the names of two women killed in a crash in the garden state parkway. 45-year-old naomi johnson and 70-year-old mother pran sis hill were pronounced dead at the scene yesterday. investigators say their car hit a pickup truck in stafford trp sending both cars off the road. four children and two adults were injured. >> one person jumped from second floor window to escape a fire in northeast philadelphia this morning. the flames quickly thread throughout the home on 1300 block of eld ridge street 5:30 this morning. they found flames shooting from the first floor. wires outside the homeless caught fire. four were treated at area hospitals and the cause remains under investigation. >> two brothers saved an elderly couple when fire broke out in their home this morning. the blaze erupted 900 block west hunting top 2 a.m. hasan adulab and another ran out when they heard the screams. >> i grabbed the older general manage to get him out and on the steps to make sure he was safe. >> she came to the window i was screaming now come on now, come on now, jump down, i'll catch you and b

naomi kelly, administrator for the city and county of san francisco. it is my honor to present the fiscal year 2014 through 2016 budget. before i get started i just really want to thank the mayor's budget office, harvey rose's office and the board of supervisors with this presentation. my first slide is basically the organizational structure. it just gives you a quick glimpse which most of you know already are the [speaker not understood] of the different organizations in the city administrator's office. the one new program transferring to the city administrative office this year is [speaker not understood] from the department of technology into our office and that is the only new program for this year. and in addition there is a smaller program, healthy cleaning up program transferring from the department of environment to the city administrative office. our two-year budget outlook for fiscal year 14-15 is 307 million. 15-16, 308 million. for capital investments for fiscal year '15 we anticipate 11.3 million in capital improvements. the majority of wh

. >> naomi williams was among 130 public speakers who signed up to tell the richmond planning commission exactly what they think about chevron's proposed $1 billion modernization project. one the company claims will bring 1,000 new construction jobs to the city. >> we lost our homes. we lost cars. >> they will say anything to save money. >> the current plan does not go far enough to reduce emissions especially greenhouse gases. >> i am tired of chevron pulling the wool over our eyes on the projects that they supposedly say are and safe. they are not. >> we listen to the community. >> refinery officials say the project would result in no net increase in emissions. but the attorney general wants them to go further. >> under the environmentally superior endorsed by the attorney general, it is a net improvement in air quality and health risks. >> in the end there are clearly those who trust chevron and those who do not. especially after the 2012 refinery fire. >> as far as many of us are concerned in the community chevron has zero credibility and there is no reason to trust them because they

. >> naomi preske keeps an ion her cellphone to be in touch with her daughter sarah who is on a trip for five weeks a program that promotes peace in region playinged with violence. >> she's a very passionate young woman and i'm extremely proud of her she's taken strong leadership roles and she's walking the walk not just talking the talk. >> the vasler college student is in jerusalem working for children as tensions heighten betweenies yaley and palestinian forces a daing area broad keeping this wynnewood mom on edge and still supportive. >> my initial reaction was a little bit of gasp. and then i have been to israel many times as my daughter. >> missles were launched targeting israel sending sarah and others into shelters for safety. this mother has faith her daughter is protected. >> should called me after her firsten count were a bomb shelter told me i'm freaked out i'm coming out of a bomb shelter. and i said i'm not freaked out and this man returned from israel yesterday. he was there for birth right trip when usherd into a shelter in tel aviv not once but twice he snapped this

i mean, she was born to this earth to really put iman where she is, naomi where she is, myself wheream. it's just you can't -- that can never be done again. we're like her kids, you know? if she yell at us then we're all like this. she's seen us all at our best and she's seen us all at our worst. and she can say anything to us. any time anywhere. >> while leaving on amicable terms, the company she left was not rooting for her success. >> that was a painful thing for me. that was a very difficult thing. you know, you know, the fact that they were saying that, you know, she's never going to make it because she's a black woman with no money. >> that same black woman with no money went on to nurture the industry's most notable black supermodels and start the black girl coalition. >> the black girl's coalition was something that helped black girls keep working. i just wanted to get the girls together to celebrate them. and i thought, my god, they don't know. know, i come up in the '60s and the '70s, i know this is rare thing. >> she held meetings and really forced designers from prada to

two women killed in a crash on the garden state parkway. 69 year old francis hill and 45 year old naomiohnson both lived in turnersville. yesterday afternoon police say a pickup truck cut into the path of a car into the southbound lanes in stafford township. striking the car and also sending them both off the road. two, 14 your old children did survive. >> now to the crisis in the middle east. still no sustained cease fire between israel and hamas. and now israeli security forces are dealing with another threat. miles away from gaza on the west bank. alfonso van marsh has the latest from israel. >> reporter: israeli tanks fired at targets in gaza sunday and hamas rockets are still landing in southern israel despite talk to both sides of a cease fire. israeli's prime minister blamed hamas on face the nation. >> they floated a cease fire proposal and you know what, this is astounding. they violated their own cease fire and they're firing at us as we speak. >> reporter: hamas says it resumed firing because of a lack of commitment from israel. until recently, most of the unrest has centered

. >> naomi williams was among 130 public speakers who signed up to tell the richmond planning commission exactly what they think about chevron's proposed $1 billion modernization project. one the company claims will bring 1,000 new construction jobs to the city. >> we lost our homes. we lost cars. >> they will say anything to save money. >> the current plan does not go far enough to reduce emissions especially greenhouse gases. >> i am tired of chevron pulling the wool over our eyes on the projects that they supposedly say are clean and safe. they are not. >> we listen to the community. >> refinery officials say the project would result in no net increase in emissions. but the attorney general wants them to go further. >> under the environmentally superior endorsed by the attorney general, it is a net improvement in air quality and health risks. >> in the end there are clearly those who trust chevron and those who do not. especially after the 2012 refinery fire. >> as far as many of us are concerned in the community chevron has zero credibility and there is no reason to trust them becaus

indeed naomi klein is it has got it completely right look we've got a manufactured bankruptcy we've got a manufactured financial crisis and now we've got a manufactured crisis in the water department city assets are being privatized parking is as is being privatized. pick up garbage is being privatized transportation is going to be privatized built in human services has been privatized belle-isle gone from a city park to a state park look this emergency management contrived financial controversy is the shock doctrine in action taking public wealth and transferring it to private hands and it's happening in detroit right now they've already pulled it off in st joe what do you think the future is going to be here. where you know i think it can be very interesting to see when judge stephen rose ins up deciding the confirmation trial begins on august the fourteenth look there is no money for reinvestment plan a but just mit says that there's supposed to be one point five billion dollars for reinvestment in the city of detroit that money has not been secured there's no money to make sure that

and i do want you to note that actually the mayor has asked naomi kelly in the office of contract administration -- excuse me, not office of contract administration, office of contract management division. they're actually -- they've hired a consultant to do some analysis on ways to improve the 14-b local purchasing ordinance. so, the mayor is actively engaged in looking at what can be done to improve and increase our local businesses getting contracts. and then the other two item that were discussed were the minimum wage, as that item was introduced the previous week, and then, of course, the health care security ordinance. and while this will still be for some businesses a bit of a challenge to be able to meet these mandates, there was definitely appreciation for the mayor for stepping in and, you know, bringing forth measures that were the best at this particular point in time that could be done, and that, that we're not taking a look at, especially for the minimum wage, the ballot measures that seiu had put on the ballot. and one note to that. christian checked in this morning at the departm

. >> naomi williams was among 130 public speakers who signed up to tell the richmond planning commission exactly $oposed $1 billionut modernization project. one the company claims will bring 1,00 jobs t jobs to the city. >> we lost our homes. we lost cars. >> they will say anything to save money. >> the current plan does not go far enough to reduce emissions especially greenhouse gases. >> i am tired of chevron pulling the wool over our eyes on the projects that they supposedly say are clean and safe. they are not. >> we listen to the community. >> refinery officials say the project would result in no net increase in emissions. but the attorney general wants them to go further. >> under the environmentally superior endorsed by the attorney general, it is a net improvement in air quality and health risks. >> in the end there are clearly those who trust chevron and those who do not. especially after the 2012 refinery fire. >> as far as many of us are concerned in the community chevron has zero credibility and there is no reason to trust them because they have consistently throughout the hi

. >> naomi adler in israel with seven other people from the jewish federation of philadelphia.he was only in the country hours before she heard that warning for the first time. >> everything stopped for 10 minutes while you wait to see if iron dome takes care of that rocket. is it tense? >> drexel professor of political science william rosenberg says this recent flare up between israel and hamas was sparked by the deaths of three israeli teens and what seemed to be a retribution of palestinian youth. now he says the conflict is fueled by politic. >> we have the more offensive israels offensive in terms of wanting that project power. we're not going to tolerate this. then you have the offensive palestinians. the ones that want to take out israel. >> reporter: and professor rosenberg goes on to say, that the people in the middle of those people that want this conflict to end often don't have the power to make that happen. reporting live in the saturday center january carrabeo cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> crash involving several vehicles in southampton burlington county lands a chi

christie turlington and naomi campbell were classic ford models, tall and thin.ford believed a model's charisma was as important as her looks and eileen ford died yesterday. she was 92. >> a memo now to the selective service. world war i is over. the other day the agency sent notices to 14,000 men born in the 1890s, ordering them to register for the draft. pretty tough to stand a century after you have lived a century. selective service says it got the names from the pennsylvania dmv although the men shouldn't be driving either. turns out the dmv had mixed up the records of men born in the 1990s with men born in the 1890s. babe ruth born in 1895 enlisted a century ago with the boston red sox. in a moment we'll talk to his biggest fan. in a moment we'll talk to his biggest fan. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis like me, and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira works by

only chance and science is like one hundred gallon smarter than me in a recent study a recent article naomi klein describes geophysicist brad warner's advanced computer model which addresses these and these are his words which addresses whether were. apparently in his computer model werner used system boundaries perturbations dissipation attractors and my old favorite bifurcations to come up with a complex systems theory now if you were to ask me i would say with great certainty that that dude made up those words except for bifurcation which i'm pretty sure is fornication with a furry bisexual. but apparently those are all real words wonder says the computer model found quote global capitalism has made the depletion of resources so rapid convenient and barrier free that earth human systems are becoming dangerously unstable when pressed as to whether we're workers or less. sounds like professor werner is not much fun to add to cocktail parties he is off my list i will replace him with a funny mascot of a dog. name a party you've been to where a duck it wasn't fun i submit that you cannot. no

his wife naomi is his only helper. >> welcome to the place.hard thing? >> this city, tokyo, this is kind of the maker of the sushi. so i just want to be the sushi chef in tokyo. >> yasuda is a friend, and my master in the sense that he's taught me pretty much everything i know about sushi over the years. he's a very, very interesting and complex man who constantly surprises. >> this is the most expensive wasabi. so i wait, wait, wait. finally this goes to the discount box. then i bought this. >> it's very french of you. so many things separate yasuda from other japanese sushi masters. the most noticeable is his hands. they're huge. look at the knuckles. enormous from years of pounding cement walls during repeated daily practice in karate. he first trained and competed in tokyo. when he came to new york, he continued to practice. often in underground, bare-knuckle matches, you fight until someone gets beaten to the ground. this style yasuda practiced was about beating your opponent as quickly and as aggressively as possible. speed. every second

new york cityand many of their city councilmembers are looking closely at our city administrators, naomi kelly and others to set our system up. so, i think they greatly benefited by our several years of work, but how many homeless people also have the fee waived? i guess that came up when i was conversing with some of the new york city councilmembers. >> let's see. from july 1st, 2013 to the end of may 31st, 2014, we have waived the fee for 125 applicants. >> okay, that's great. thank you so much. >> you're welcome. >> colleagues, if no other questions for mr. rose, why don't we move to your report on item 6. >> mr. chairman and members of the committee, this is in the separate report on the city administrator's office. it's on pages -- we reported on this on pages 6 and 7. and the bottom line is our recommendation. we say approval of the proposed fee adjustments is on the top of page , is a policy matter for the board of supervisors. however, the budget and legislative analyst notes that the proposed [speaker not understood] based on the assumption that the proposed fee adjustments in t

the first special delivery took place friday as hannah and his wife naomi were heading to kaiser hospital and pull ifed over just in the nick of time. >> she pushed and he popped right out and lapped right in my hands in the middle of the fray. inside the car. >> as soon as i seen him in my husband's arms and he put him in my arms and he kept trying the whole time. >> it was -- that is all that i wanted to hear was him crying. >> the couple continued to the to make sure their baby was okay. they named him wayway. a nod to his freeway delivery. and then another father delivered his son on northbound 101 in novato with the help of a 911 dispatcher. so a lot of excitement on the freeway. >> okay. >>> time is 6:17. speaking of freeways. sal, a major freeway problem 580 westbound. >> that is right 580 westbound if you are just waking up and joining us. two lanes are picked up with a big rig that flipped over and carrying thousands of pounds of bananas. they started off loading the bananas on to another truck. these lanes will be blocked for another hour or two. 580 westbound down to two lanes.

the first special delivery to took place on friday as hanna and his wife naomi were headed to kaiser francisco. hanna pulled over on the split between northbound 101 and i-80 just in the nick of time. >> she pushed, he popped right out and landed in my hands in the middle of the freeway, inside the car. >> soosand i -- as soon as i seen him in my husband's arm, he was crying. that's all i wanted to hear was him crying. >> the couple continued to the hospital to make sure their baby was okay. and they named him way way, a nod to his freeway delivery. and then another father delivered his son on northbound 101 in novato with the help of a 911 dispatcher. kind of a memorable start for the young boys. >> and then tori campbell is talking about them. >> everyone is talking about it. >>> sal is talking about all of the commute stuff we have this morning. >> it's been a busy monday. i don't think a lot of people having these kind of mondays. 580 has been very slow because of earlier problems on the -- we still have a problem on 580 but we'll start here on 580 westbound at grant line -- gree

naomi of wynnewood's daughter is on a five week project to israel a program to promote peace in the region she is a very passionate young woman. i'm extremely proud of her, she has taken strong leadership roles and walking the walk not just talking the talk. >> reporter: she feels safe that she will be protected. >> she said i'm so freaked out i'm coming out of the a bomb shelter. are you freaked out? i said no, because you were in the shelter. >> reporter: back here live at 19th and jfk, just the morning hustle and bustle now, but this afternoon an israel solidarity rally is scheduled for noon today outside the israeli consulate. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> "action news" will be there. >>> house republicans have taken the first step to sue president obama. the house rules committee she would a hearing that would set in motion for the body to sue the president. lawmakers are upset over the delay of the employer mandate law designed to keep from shifting workers into taxpayers subsidized coverage. the president calls the lawsuit a republican stunt. >> happening today, mayor

i'm sure that ruth and naomi are saying to each other only death will part us, you and me.ach other, but paul takes it one step further. in the end, love will prevail. love is alive. >>> if you're just joining us, our viewers around the world watching us on cnn international, we're seeing an extraordinary outpouring of emotion. for a country which doesn't -- many -- often doesn't show emotion, it doesn't wear emotion on its sleeve. this is a day where people are, with great dignity, have come out in huge numbers, just in huge numbers, to welcome these people home. >> the word that's used of course is stoic. normally stoic in the face of adversity. today, they are united in a moment of grief. the hearses now turning from the road into the base, into the camp, the military camp, where up to 75 experts will await their arrival. >> translator: from the requiem. >> sustained applause continuing for each of the hearses. 40 hearses in all. again, i've said this before, but it bears repeating, this is just the beginning. not only the beginning for these 40 souls but the beginning f

eye for spotting talent, ford helped launch the careers of some of fashion's biggest names including naomiok shields. born in new york, ilene and her husband jerry founded the ford models agency. by the 1970s it had become one of the top modelling agency and remains so to this day. according to her daughter, ford got a thrill of turning a face in the crowd into a cat walk star. some of the most famous models have been discovered this way including the world's highest paid super model who was scouted eating at mcdonald's. pamela anderson was discovered in the late 80s at a football game in brazil. we the case of the belgian teen who might be landing a criminal with lore yell after being spotted at a match. what does it take to become a super model? we have the leader of one of the biggest agencies in the world. lead us through how you spot a face for the future. what are you looking for? >> good afternoon. we are looking for something very intangible, something you can never really -- we look for an element that's magnetic. we see in a crowd somebody stands out. not always looking at the be

. >> all right, naomi in norman, oklahoma. all right. before we go to our lost caller, i want to ask you, we were talking about presidents. the headline was my country needs help in facing the threat of russia and the president of ukraine said the west should be thinking about a larger response to what has happened. as always, the united states should take the lead working together with the eu, washington can shape a world coalition of nations to ensure these terrorists are not able to strike again. >> what's the purpose of an opinion piece like this in the washington paper and how will this resonate in european countries? >> i think he detects maybe some division between europe and the united states. i mean, there's a piece in the new york times about potential military action and it's very interesting. it was mentiond that there be an agreement that there be no nato troops stationed in eastern european countries. and what you have in ukraine and other countries is a constant desire for the united states and europe to do more. >> i woul

christie brinkley naomi campbell brooke shields.ileen ford really set the standard for what it means to be a professional model. >> reporter: she started out of necessity in 1946. >> i couldn't get a job because i was pregnant. >> reporter: so ford took bookings for models. within a year her husband jerry joined her running the business while she picked the talent. together they built a multimillion dollar agency with a family touch. their young clients often living with the fords as eileen and jerry hall recounted in this hbo documentary. >> they had to live by my rules. >> you had to be in the house by a certain time. >> reporter: hollywood liked what ford saw. candace bergen ali mcgraw, and kim basinger were all ford models first. eileen ford the brains behind a world of beauty. for "today," anne thompson nbc news new york. >> what a life and in so many ways she shaped the way we look at beauty in the country. >>> now to the star of showtime's hit series "ray donovan," liev schreiber plays a fixer for the rich and famous. and in

oklahoma -- naomi, oklahoma, on our republican line.caller,e go to our last the ukrainian president in the washington post this morning in their opinion piece this morning, on the situation in the ukraine. the headline is, stand with ukraine. my country needs help in facing the threat from russia. to achieve the solutions, the lead deskd take the united states should take the lead working with the european union. support of ukraine to ensure these terrorist are not able to strike again. what is the purpose of an opinion piece like this in the washington paper and how will this resonate in european capital? that is clearly aimed at american policymakers. he detects some division between europe and the united states, and division within europe, david's piece in the new york times about military action is very interesting. earlier, martin mentioned the troopsnt to be no nato stationed in eastern european countries. what you have from the ukraine and from poland is a constant desire for the united states and europe to do more. guest: i woul

i naomi time is up and i think the world understands that is zero commitment. it's not in keeping with what secretary kerry said on april 8th. and i know the goalposts keep moving and i think you can continue this hearing as evidence of why so many of us have the concerns we have. again, we wish you well. >> senator? >> thank you, mr. chairman. hit the let me thank both of our individuals with us today for your continued service to our country. these are extremely challenges issues. >> going back to the negotiations in the original agreement i think we got off to a rough start between congress and the administration. and it caused, i think, more division than, perhaps, was in the best interest of the country. i want to thank you and acknowledge that i think particularly in recent months, that the cooperation between the administration and congress has gotten much stronger. the openness of the briefings, i think, have been of much higher quality and we thank you for that. the input from congress has been pretty direct. and i think the administration has done a c

yo la tuve con naomi campbell.er con mÁs barriguita. >> y la chaqueta, cuando la llevamos abierta, te hace lucir mÁs esbelta aÚn. >> la ilusiÓn óptica la podemos elegir con las prendas adecuadas. >> los vestidos que son cruzados, a veces vienen en una talla para cada mujer. aquÍ tienes un estilo un poco diferente. >> sÍ. ese es el corte imperio. si tienen un poco de estomaguito, tienen la costura debajo del busto. es la parte mÁs pequeÑa del torso, asÍ que te va a ayudar a alargar. vas a lucir mÁs esbelta y le agregamos unos tacones que siempre te van a ayudar a lucir mÁs delgada. >> otro tip muy importante. cuidado, mucho cuidado con los cinturones muy gordos porque tambiÉn nos hacen ver con mÁs barriguita. otra prenda que nunca debe faltar en nuestro armario, que lo usamos para ir a la oficina, son los jeans. aquÍ tenemos a la modelo. >> sÍ. los jeans es muy importante escoger unos jeans que tengan cintura baja o tambiÉn una cintura un poco mÁs arriba. lo que no quieres hacer es una cintura al estÓmago porque te

ruth, naomi. as a mother and grandmother, i cannot imagine the pain the families of these girls are experiencing. we are paying for the immediate and safe rescue of these young women to bring this awful nightmare to an end. i support our president's effort in helping the nigerian government bring these girls home and return to school where they belong. christy. palomi. tab that. as -- tabitha. we must continue to do everything in our power to bring back our girls. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized. ms. lee: it's been three long, painful months since girls were kidnapped from their classroom by the terrorist group boko haram. since the kidnapping, the terrorists refer to the girls as slaves and threaten to sell them in the market. i t

her strength and her direction, and, you know, if you look at people like jerry hall, you know, even naomies. these were strong models that doesn't want to disappear and she was an extraordinary woman and amazing entrepreneur. >> a lot more to get to. julie pace, thank you, by the way. sam, stay with us. joanna, you'll join us later in the hour when we ask the question as to whether casual fridays hurt women's status in the workplace. a new book argues that case. the author is going to join us as well ahead. >>> fame and celebrity chef rachael ray will be here to shed light on her big new initiative. the key word is shed. >>> ground invasion of gaza. insurgents in iraq may have gotten their hands on new nuclear materials and afghanistan is mired in a bitter dispute over their elections. a day for dad. zbigniew brzezinski will join us next on "morning joe." we will be right back. ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees.