nellie is right. it is about proving that these are communities that matter. >> if i could add, i think it is imperative for everyone to participate in the census. the census is constitutionally mandated. it is to get a picture of who our country is, who makes up our country, and that makes everyone. i think the recent proposed amendment in the senate -- which i have to say, and i want to say, it was soundly defeated -- the status requirement was just a way to intimidate. we should not be calling for it. i do not believe in a boycott on the census. the census count determines how many congressional representatives there are. it is used to figure out funding for counties. sometimes it is our own immigrant communities who really need those resources but are in a weak position to negotiate. i cannot emphasize how important it is to understand that your information given to the census is confidential and there are extra safe marks for the information. there is also big penalties for anyone who inappropria

nellie is right.it is about proving that these are communities that matter. >> if i could add, i think it is imperative for everyone to participate in the census. the censuss

[applause] >> well, nellie, thank you. let me say thanks to all of you for braving the elements today. i'm truly honored to be with all of you. and i come here today as the speaker of the whole house of representatives, and the leader of the bipartisan pro-life majority in the united states house of representatives. [applause] >> with your help, this bipartisan majority is standing up for life and working to restore the damage with regard to roe. we are heeding the voice of the people who overwhelmingly oppose taxpayer funding of abortion. [applause] >> the house has passed bipartisan legislation to codify the hite amendment across our entire government and we'll continue to press the senate for a vote. [applause] >> it's an honor for me to serve with men and women committed to protecting the sanctity of life. but we may disagree on a lot of other areas and sometimes starkly, but we are one on the same when it comes to this issue. because human life is not a political or economic commodity. and defending life is not a memb

nelly, me escuchas? >> cÓmo estÁ poncho?yo fui testigo del sufrimiento que tÚ atravesaste cuando tuvo equipo fue descalificado cuando tenÍan que empujar una camioneta de mÁs de diez toneladas, ese dinero era muy importante para ustedes. >> si pero mi dios sabe cÓmo hace sus cosas, nos eliminarÁn a nosotros pero el dinero llegÓ a muy buenas manos, que fue para los vigil, que ellos los no habÍan echado del trabajo, quedÓ muy bien. >> sin embargo que lo -la gente sepa. >> para mÍ era importante porque el dinero iba para mi hermana. porque ella lo necesita mucho allÁ en colombia, querÍa ayudarle a ella, para que no fuera a perder su apartamento, para mÍ era muy importante, porque somos una familia muy unida. >> lo sÉ, y recuerda que tu familia sigue dentro, el sueÑo continÚa, te queremos mucho, te mando un besote, se te quiere, nelly le dÁ con ganas, y espirados tambiÉn estÁn mis compaÑeros mariachis. >> seguimos con la taquiza de mis compadres venezolanos, mÁs adelante nos van a bailar el jarabe tapatÍo. >> y el momento de paga

and nellie reyes, an immigrant community advocate. we begin tonight dialogue by hearing from each of our panelists. following that, we will hear invited testimony from several individuals directly impacted. the panel will be discussing a number of issues around comprehensive immigration reform. >> good evening. i just want to thank you all. i want to say that think we all sound more like experts when we quote his research three-time representing the office of congresswoman zoe lofgren. i was told to talk a little bit about our personal connection to immigration. i think that's easy for me. i'm the only person in my family born in the united states. my family is from mexico did my grandfather was recruited to work here in the united states during world war ii. my father emigrated here. i sister and my mother emigrated in 1967. we have very different experiences for all three of those members of my family. in my entire professional life, i was looking back. i've always been around immigration law. i am proud that it has been so. someone

. >> so, nellie, as an activist and organizer, what would be your recommendations on how one can reallyleverage reform? >> i think you should go to community centers, all the city leaders. how many nationalities to we have here? i see diversity with all of you commissioners, but maybe once of view -- one of the once a week should be going to the schools, churches, community is, talking to real people and getting involved. getting the fear out of immigrants about approaching the government. everyone believes if they go onto the street, claiming they want amnesty, it is going to backfire. they all are already feeling in all the demonstrations and marches that we did four years ago, they have backfired. we need to prove to them that this is not true. but we need your support and government support. mainstream america has the wrong belief that immigrants are here to take everything away from them. that is not true. we need to get the message that everything -- our immigrants are very positive. thank you. >> panelists, you heard earlier the professor talk about the economic contributions of

so, i had the opportunity to demonstrate that at indian strings outside of nellis. remember hoover was with me. i said, i'm going to roll as soon as the rocket burns. oh, no, you can't do that. you have a full koth combat load. you can't do that. anyway, i said -- somebody said, why did you do that? i said, you don't often get a chance to shine your ride in front of a crowd. >> i had designed that flight plan and charlie blair was out at edwards for some purpose. i invited him to the house for some reason and i threw my maps on the floor and i said, i have these two f-100s with navigational on them and i thought maybe i would do a polar flight. >> there's a strange element that creeps into the equation when guys allow panic to dictate their behavior. i never understood it myself but i've seen it a lot. shut up and die like a man. >> about 15 seconds. >> i can't see it. >> okay. >> we're coming down the ridge when i see a mig. i said, i'm gone. followed him around. and locked onto him. he's going downhill. and zimmer, my backseater is saying, fire, fire. in the meant

there's, like, angie cruz, nellie rosario, loida maritza perez. i think that the whole thing with literature, from what my standpoint is, and it's going to be personal and limited, is... you know, i mean, at its core, literature is about, you know... for a reader it's about encountering, you know, the human experience. it's about encountering through other people, made up people, fantastic people, distant people, people from other times, encountering yourself. i think that as a dominican writer specifically, i think that, you know, it would be hard for me to generalize what everyone's going to be up to, what's the project of all dominican writers, or even what's the project of the reader who encounters the book. because even readers bring a project to their reading. but i certainly would argue that, you know, the fact that about a million dominicans came to the united states, specifically around the new york city area, in a brief period of time, in 20 years, basically, an entire diaspora happened in fast forward. i think that that... i think about

i'm very blessed we're here at nellis and have the support. >> each of the expectant moms also received a gift basket filled with items for their new baby. >> a number of you dropped your pants, skirts and whatever else this weekend as part of the annual no pants day on metro transit and you weren't arrested. the event was organized by the group capital improv. maybe some of you shouldn't have. it was designed to put a little fun in the metro ride. metro requires riders to wear shoes but it doesn't say anything about pants. >> there was one nice pair of legs in that whole piece of video. oh, my goodness. >> this morning, cbs this morning makes its debut. gayle king, charlie rose and erica hill make up the new team. >> the three say viewers will be excited about the new look of the morning show and what they have to offer. >> we're thinking that this time, we have something very, very special. we can't give you too many details because we would have to kill you. but we have new digs, a new set. it is not even a new philosophy because cbs stands for great story telling, great conversation

reporter: rick -- >> rick perry says he is pressing on but the south carolina >0f&ñyíg-3;rm tim done nelliepolice detained him at the ontario airport after security officers found a loaded gun in his briefcase. the pub condition assemblyman -- republican assemblyman said he simply forgot his gun was there and he now faces a one year jail term. >>> it could be a good year for people putting off thwe do get days. the timeline is now april 17th because the timeline falls on a sunday. >> i forgot there. >> oh, i remembered because i started looking ahead for holidays and vacations. >>> sal, any good news about 880? >> yes, it is doing well dave, pam, 880 is stellar, how many times have you heard that coming out of a traffic report's mouth stellar on 880. >>> but it looks good southbound and northbound in front of the oakland coliseum and no major problems heading to downtown oakland. also the morning commute looks good at the bay bridge toll plaza and no major problems getting into the city and a nice drive on the y"i driving on 101, it is a nice start. and nice on the way to cupertino as well,

. >> nelly, yo fui testigo del sufrimiento que tÚ atravesaste cuando tuvo equipo fue descalificado cuandoestra gente. >> con permiso. >> vamos para allÁ! >> tacostacos! >> hagan fila! >> ellos van a prepararse, ya hicieron su carnita, creo que los asesoraron muy bien. >> quÉ adobo lleva el tacol pastor? >> es un secreto. >> salsa verde, salsa roja. >> cÓmo la prepararon? >> es secreto familiar >> sÍrvete otro raÚl. >> lo hayan preparado o no, estÁn muy buenos. >> los felicito. >> y mientr nosotros comemos, ustedes pan al escenario a cumplir la segunda parte de su apuesta, mi mariachi! Échele! ♪ >> levanta los brazos! chiqui! eso! ♪ >> eso es todo! con estilo! >> buen dÍas mgente, dee houston saludando a chiqui y karla, mis referidas al programa despierta amÉrica. >> bravo! [aplausos] >> que paguen las apuestas compadre! >> arriba venezuela! >> viva mÉxico! >> eso! >> solamente un detalle, se les olvidan los zapatos de adelita. >> oye, lo hicieron muy bien. >> asi que vive en -viva mÉxico. >>asÍ que acabo de ver a carlos ponce. >> yo que usted, me voy preparando el cafÉ, porque va a estar

thank you, nellie gray, and thank you, march for life.eers and applause] it is with profound joy in our lord and savior jesus christ that i have this opportunity to introduce a joint venture in our march for life opening program. in fact, it is unprecedented and historical, a combined gathering of roman catholic and eastern orthodox bishops together on the same platform, at the same time, offering the same prayer and sharing a 2000 year, and tradition of loving and respecting the dignity and sanctity of human life. [cheers and applause] we are both celebrating the word of god made flesh and being prayerfully mindful of our common tradition, especially the role of the mother of god in celebration history. today, we are very grateful to the cardinal, archbishop of galveston, houston, and the bishop of brooklyn of the roman catholic church for taking the initiative in this momentous venture and the archbishop of washington, d.c., and his grace from philadelphia of the orthodox church and others for equally blessing this wonderful opportunity

we love this bag from nellie bianco, shoes from 9 west.. >> this is blue and green. it goes well together with the turquoise. when you mix it with clothes do you go all over the place? >> if you're somebody who hasn't worn a lot of color yet i may recommend starting out with just accessories. >> dip a toe in. >> do the great all black or white look. you know, if you're comfortable, like yourself, wearing color, yeah. mix it up. anything goes this season. that's part of what's fun about spring. >> now i understand mint green is the color of the spring. why? >> well, pastels in general are very big. we feel like mint green is the freshest pastel out there. >> wow. >> rihanna recently wore a great look in mint green. it's a big trend now. >> and pastels are nice, but can we wear some of this now? is it too early? >> no, no. absolutely not. these shoes from seychelles, we love it. maybe it's early for a sandal, but a bag like this would be great with an all black look. >> and the yellow and green. >> exactly. we love brights and pastels mixed

listened to music, and he brought his favorite 45's and introduced her to black jazz singers like nelly lecher. sometimes he'd kiss her or hold her hand, and she'd concept, but mostly they talked. he told her about growing up in pittsburgh, about his parents, the morticians, and what it was like to live there. when his mother came to visit friends in philadelphia, he arranged for them to meet. my mother was instantly impressed by the light skinned beauty and her elegant manner in entertaining way of speaking. he rarely mentioned cs, the man he was named for, except the fact that they didn't get along and that his parents were divorced. he confessed that his father had beaten him as a child. eventually, they discovered what was for him, a humiliating coincidence. my mother had gone to graduate school with a girl who came from harrisburg and family's employed as a butler after he lost his business. she told him about her parents, about how they met as protestant missionaries in africa where she was born and spent much of her childhood before they moved to france. she described how she cam

ciewmp nelly says perry did not have enough validths -- cuccinelli says peary did not have enough valid the life of an 8-year- old boy in alexandria. 22-year-old victor aldana is charged with dmplet u incident manslaughter and driving bout a license. police say he was driving westbound on duke street near the 359 overpass on sunday around 2:30. his car veered off the road and hit 8-year-old brian hernandez chavez and his mother. she remains in the hospital with two broken legs. mother and son were walking on a paved pathway to their home when they were hit. >>> the search continues for the parents of a newborn abandoned in front of a home in northeast d.c. >> the baby girl died shortly after she was found. medical examiners are waiting for autopsy results now to determine exactly how the baby died. a neighbor found the newborn on a pour were in the freezing cold early yesterday morning. he said she looked to be about a week old and her eyes and mouth were closed. police are now trying to figure out how the infant got there in the first place. >> we would be asking anybody who notices so

he raised more money from wall street to bye more ads than anybody nellis the race. to win that game. >> neil: but romney is

he raised more money from wall street to bye more ads than anybody nellis the race. to win that game. >> neil: but romney is winning in the polls. big-time. the latest national poll from gallup for example showing him with a chanding 23-point lead.

norelia, y nelly. ♪ >> muy buenos dÍas queridos amigos de despierta amÉrica, somos las mentes gemelasas, te recomendamos estudiar las opciones, no todo lo que brilla es oro. >> cÁncer es un dÍa perfecto para conocer gente, las oportunidades estÁn allÍ pero lamentablemente no vendrÁn a ti, tÚ tienes que buscarlas, buscar tus propias metas. >> leo para los que estÁn en una relaciÓn el dÍa de hoy se desvivirÁn por complacer a su pareja, para los que estÁn solteros tendrÁn una gran variedad de opciones. >> virgo hundidas donde debes enfocar toda su atenciÓn en la familia y el hogar, deberÁs resolver ciertas crisis, todo parecerÁ a derrumbarse pero no deben alarmarse, todo tiene soluciÓn, la clave es buscarla. a los problemas soluciones. >> libra, la mayorÍa de los planetas estÁn en tu secciÓn social, tiende a ser el centro de atenciÓn que todos quieran compartir contigo no te extraÑe, tÚ tambiÉn te sentirÁs feliz y agradecido. >> escorpio la relaciÓn con personas mÁs cercanas a su entorno mÁs inmediato podrÍa verse afectada el dÍa de hoy, pueden surgir diferentes circunstancias que altere

. >> i think the one thing the republicans have to be careful of is not sounding like negative nellies. i don't think the american public want to hear politicians bring them down. they want to hear them talk about what they can do better and how to make it go faster. not necessarily it's not as good as it may look. i think people will end up getting punished for rooting against america rather than being supportive. >> there's something to that. you've got to give him credit. that's political very difficult. >> the thing that romney says in every speech is the president was dealt a hard hand. it's both true but also shows a sense of fairness. >> it helps with independents because you're not saying, look, i'm sticking to my talking points, i'm acknowledging a problem and said dealt a bad hand, could have played it better. if you look at the job decline and that economic freefall that america was in in the final quarter of 2008 and it hits in january of 2009 and then starts to get better, there's a good story to be told. it's tough to tell people it could have been worse, but the reality

oh, nelly, let's get on up there to manchester, new hampshire, for "the rachel maddow show" because we have a heck of a weekend of politics coming up. rachel? take it away. >>> ed, now that i know you can do that, you have to stay for the hour and do that every segment. do you mind it. >> i can do it. i'm a sucker for it. absolutely. >> thank you, nimy friend. have a great weekend. >> see you up there. thanks. >>> thanks to you at home for being with us this hour. we're live in new hampshire in manchester, days ahead of the new hampshire presidential primary. everybody expects the news to be all politics all time right now. but the rest of what's going on in the world refuses to go along with that presumption. today, for example, we got word that in the midst of hardcore confrontation between iran and the west, including iran and us, a u.s. navy destroyer has directly engaged the iranians in the arabian sea. that sounds very scary until you get to the part about which iranians they were and what exactly the u.s. navy did to them. iranians in question were fishermen on an iranian mercha

. >> i think the one thing the republicans have to be careful of is not sounding like negative nellies. i don't think the american public want to hear politicians bring them down. they want to hear them talk about what they can do better and how to make it go faster. not necessarily it's not as good as it may look. i think people will end up getting punished for rooting against america rather than being supportive. >> there's something to that. you've got to give him credit. that's political very difficult. >> the thing that romney says in every speech is the president was dealt a hard hand. it's both true but also shows a sense of fairness. >> it helps with independents because you're not saying, look, i'm sticking to my talking points, i'm acknowledging a problem and said dealt a bad hand, could have played it better. if you look at the job decline and that economic freefall that america was in in the final quarter of 2008 and it hits in january of 2009 and then starts to get better, there's a good story to be told. it's tough to tell people it could have been worse, but the reality

oh nelly. >>> welcome back to "the ed show."four days away from the new hampshire primary with two make-or-break debates coming up this weekend. they're going to be fabulous television i think. these republican candidates have seen better days. here's mitt romney with his new best buddy senator john mccain when mccain kind of made a little mistake here. >> i am confident with the leadership and the backing of the american people, president obama will turn this country around. we believe in america. we believe that our best days are ahead of us. excuse me, president romney. president romney. >> they came in from both sides, didn't they? of course, what mccain mistakenly said is actually true. president obama is doing a pretty good swrjob of turning t unt country around. then there was rick santorum at new england college. >> thank you all very, very much for being here and for your time and attention. thanks. [ booing ] >> well, here's the deal. senator santorum needs to make some headway in new hampshire. even if he can't possib

joining us are david smith, chief investment officer and john ka nelly economist and investment strategistt lpl financial. welcome back guys. good to have you here. >> good to be here. >> david, i'm going to start with you. the bond market is tells us one story. yet the stock market although it's had some tough sledding today seems to be recovering quite nicely. what do you make of it? >> i'm a little surprised quite candidly how the stock market bounced off the lows today. look at the news coming out of europe, in our opinion europe will be the driving factor of what happens in the stock market in 2012. and the news out of europe over the weekend that the european union, particularly germany, is going to try to put some very rigid constraints on the budgetary processes in greece, which obviously the greeks aren't happy about. the fact that stirred up the markets this norng and caused a selloff did not surprise me. but i'm surprised there's been no recovery given what's happening in europe. >> john, do you agree? >> europe has been a back burner issue here for six weeks or so. we had those

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. >> al parecer eso mismo le pasÓ a nelly. >> una herencia que represtan con mucho orgullo, la cual lesos fuera del matrimonio? a varias personalidades les ha pasado, se acuerda lo de arnold schwarzenegger? bueno, ahora lo depeÑa nieto, que ha sido la noticia de la semana, por eso sacamos las cÁmaras a la calle. >> el hombre que tiene otras familias, o sea, es mala persona, Él tiene que pagar. >> yo no le quitarÍa la vida pero si terminarÍa la relaciÓn y lo perdonarÍa a la final, porque es un ser humano que puede cometer un error pero no podrÍa ntinuar siguiendo con la relaciÓn de matrimonio. >> yo los perdonarÍa porque si Él me ocultÓ esa tira lo hizo para salvar el matrimonio, a lo mejor pensÓ que si me lo contaba me iba a perder, en vista de eso prefiere mentir. >> en primer lugar me darÍa mucha rabia pero me sentarÍa a un diÁlogo. >> carmelita salinas dirÍa Ésto puede pasar hasta en las mejores familias, la cuestiÓn es cÓmo enfrentar la situación, nos acompaÑa desde la ciudad de mÉxico lisey, todo bien? >> contenta de estar contigo. >> a la hora de perdonar o dar otra oportunidad, q

a very nervous nellie flier.earing you say, you don't have -- i get on a plane, the last thing i want to worry about is there enough fuel. having you here is reassuring to me. i want to go back like three years ago, the first time i met you. i was covering the oscars and you and your lovely wife lori were the belle of the ball. >> she was. >> you were too. you were too, sully. they were standing in line to talk to you because it was shortly after the miracle landing. i remember thinking so many people came up to you with their stories of i'm so afraid, i'm this, i'm that. do people still do that to you? >> oh, of course. >> you walk into a room and it's reassuring to see you. >> they have to confess that to me. there are a lot of people that tell me that. still, flying is as safe as it's ever been. much safer than any other means of transport. i try to give people reassurance that we have a lot of trained professionals who will take care of you on every flight. >> help me understand the dips i doodle of the fligh

a negative nellie. we all know them. >> if you don't know her, it might be you.e to say about everything and everyone. that person has a pessimistic attitude. the glass is half empty. eats for comfort. the key is here, this person will often times not feel so great about themselves, which is why they point out the negative things in the world. but because they don't feel so great about themselves, they tend to eat away some of the negative emotions, it makes them feel worse. the key is to find someone that will be honest with them and say, i don't see the world the way you do. have that good person. we all should have that good person in our lives that can say, look, it's not as bad as you think it is. >> how about an instant gratifier? >> ooh, lord. >> you're from the south. i can tell. >> if i see a pair of shoes i want, i buy them. i don't think about it. it's what i want, i gotta visit. where this shows up with food is, i have had chocolate cake for five days. it's day six. i'm having the cake. the instant gratifier says, i want it, i see it, i'm going have i

mildred nellis of bratenahl, ohio, 100 years old today. a former model.m. yeah, a little bloody mary never hurt. baton rouge, louisiana's in inez lirette lives independe independently, enjoys playing bridge and eating fresh seafood. i told you, darling, it's good for you. manervia rayford of kosciusko, mississippi is 107. enjoys fishing, hunting and farming. uh eel bet p you she's something. like sarah palin. john stapulionis of waterbury, connecticut, enjoys tinkering with electronics. he's 105 years old. lawrence christie of battleground, washington state is 105. enjoys hunting and playing golf. he loves to walk every day. her man solomon of monroe township, new jersey, is 100 years old. god bless you, sir. and a passionate man about politics. loves to talk politics. hallelujah. don't we all? want another debate? uh now back to new york. >> all right, willard. thank you very much. just ahead, martha stewart with simple ingredients -- three to be exact >> live, local, latebreaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news today in baltimore. >> good morning. i am mindy b

for america's favorite golden girl, betty white turns 90 today, celebrities including valerie bert nellylen degenres and mary tyler moore came out. you see her co-stars from the show hot in cleveland. it aired on tv last night as for today, white told people magazine she plans to spend time at home with her golden retriever. >>> ah. >> we should all say happy birthday, if i am correct i believe today is mohammed ali's birthday. >> did i read it is the first lady's birthday today. >> i thought i read that too. >> big day. >> how old? >> 70. >> wow. he is always like you know that fighter in the white trunks to me. happy birthday. >>> all right. tucker. >> i am sticking to weather here on out. >> okay. >> we don't want you to get in trouble. >> i don't want to be in trouble. >> to be fair he did not -- just go on. >> right to hd radar thank you tony. alison i owe you one. hd radar, rain showers falling across the area,. >>> and they continue to fill in here look what is going on out to the west, steady band batch of rain showers, redeveloping out towards rusken, dulles airport, pushing int

. ♪ >> muy buenos dÍas queridos amigos, somos nelly. >> y norelia.engas revelaciones o mensajes sobre quÉ hacer. >> gÉminis hoy estÁs atravesando una etapa de transformaciÓn, de cambios internos profundos, y saturno te premiarÁ y podrÍa haber desaparecido, serÁ menos inconstante, menos superficial, un poco mÁs profundo. >> cÁncer podrÍas alcanzar el Éxito a través de la voluntad, no de çla fuerza bruta, no puedes hacer que las causas sucedan porque tÚ las obligues, es un dÍa de pedir ayuda y colaborar. >> sobre todo hacerlo con paz y tranquilidad. leo hoy aprenderÁs mucho de la vida a travÉs de las personas, de las relaciones, por eso es muy importante cÓmo te relacionas con los demÁs, lo que das, si damos amor recibiremos amor, y lo mismo con sentimientos o acciones negativas. >> virgo estarÁs contra la espalda y la pared, deberÁs cumplir con las responsabilidades familiares y tras ansioso por disfrutar la vida, lo mejor serÁ no elegir ni la una ni la otra, planifica y tendrÁs tiempo. >> otra de las claves del Éxito es la planificaciÓn. libra es un