that's where we depend very much on the in our own voice program. it's part of that broader person-to-person strategy. the in our own voice program has two people living with a mental illness that kind of walk through from their dark days, understanding their diagnosis, how they got help, what living in recovery looks like for them. and then we give the audience a chance to ask questions, and in many ways that's the most powerful part of it, because we say is there something you wanted to know, but were afraid to ask? ask us. we've lived this, and we can guarantee you that nothing you're going to ask us isn't things we haven't heard before, and we know you wonder. nami helpline. this is anne. may i help you? at the helpline where i work, we seek to get the word out about nami's community presence. on the helpline we speak to, really, the full gamut of people who have some connection to mental illness. we talk to people with mental illnesses. we talk to family members a lot, and we talk to professionals, and then everybody is some conglomeration of t

superintendent to come forward to the microphone to present a rave distinguished service award to our very own voice of equity mr. martinez in the office of voice. >> good evening, superintendent and commissioners of the board of education as superintendents my name is kevin and from the family support department and it is my pleasure tonight to recognize possibly the most popular and complimented person in my entire department and for those of you who know my department is massive and huge. and ramone gets compliments all of the time, but publicly it is about time that i get a chance to actually say this in public and on television to recognize them. and here is one example of the rave that got him this nomination. and but multiply this at least a couple of hundred throughout the year. ramone has been a true partner to us in the bay view, facilitating conversations between us and the office to arrive at common agreements to hold what is best for students at the center always. >> he always offers to show up in person, to facilitate communication with family and follows up on communication to make su

. >> i do not recognize my own voice anymore. you are playing a dangerous game. >> you're going to get us both killed. yes, i am pakistani, yes, i am muslim but that is not all that i am. i want to start with -- mira very kindly and gently corrected me with introduced -- with regards to my introduction. i said you were indian-born. youend to be insular and feel in the blank but what did you say to me when i said indian-born? >> i am not someone who really came to be an immigrant here. do nott regarded -- i think of myself as one. i am equally at home and america as i am in india. i am in indiana -- an indian as opposed to being indian-born. of howgive me a sense these distinctions, how these views, how these prisms matter when you are a resident of the world. >> i am a resident of three worlds. of america, india, and north africa and i live in new and a -- i live in uganda most of the year. i have that worldview that is expansive rather than looking at the world from where you said. and i think that the world is increasingly beco

advocacy is one of those other really important things because our clients often can't be their own voice. we as the professionals become their voice. what would be your response if i said it to you like that? give me my drugs. give me my money. okay. and so i love engaging with our volunteers, with our membership, with our certificants that we work with, because i see the effort being made by them. how bad was it? we have listened to the profession. in order for us to be able to offer what people need, not just what we presume that they need, but we've also looked at what is out there in terms of new evidence-based practices. in this new age of electronic technology, we're going to see more and more need for electronic health records. hit systems are going to be a godsend for our profession. being able to share that, that demographic information and treatment plans and progress notes is going to be very important to help that person move quicker in their recovery and get more comprehensive recovery. if a recovering person can find employment early on in their recovery, it lends self-valu

. >>> also, later, why so many of us just can't stand the sound of our own voice. >> always does soundt when you hear it recorded as opposed to when you hear it in your own ear. >>> first savannah you want to fill us why you're there in london for the big event this weekend. >> it's real exciting. this week in london it's a global concert for female empowerment and the headliners at the concert say it all, beyonce, jennifer lopez, jay-z, john legend, all of them will be there raising money for women and girls causes around the world and i'm going to be hosting nbc's broadcast of the women's concert for change live from london sunday night, 9:00, 8:00 central time right here on nbc so i'm going to spend the weekend hobnobbing with all of these a-listers. >> and icing your chin down which is also good. >> exactly, i'll blend right in. >> savannah, thanks. >>> this morning on rossen reports, we're taking you to disneyland in what many are calling a shameful trick to skip the lines on the rides. "today" national investigative correspondent jeff rossen will show us how it happens. >> all of

critical to say of the current administration, a president that is in love with the sound of his own voice, but not in love with leading, a president that puts ego, power, and a hatred for dissent above everything else. that is barack obama. that is the leader of this country. i do not think this administration realizes that the first amendment was not a suggestion. [laughter] [applause] the bill of rights is not a wish list. it is a set of nonnegotiable limits on the federal government. that is why this week and last week i called for the resignation of eric holder. [applause] if the president of the united states doesn't fire him, the --sage will be unmistakable the president of the united states leaves his administration is above the constitution and does not respect the role of the free press. and it is more than that. it was ericget that holder reading the miranda rights to the christmas day bomber. sowas eric holder that was in love with these rights that he would read the legal rights to the dead body of osama bin laden. he said it would be his living legacy -- of all the things to

critical to say of the current administration, a president that was in love with the sound of his own voice but not in love with leading. a president that puts ego, power and a hatred for dissent above everything else and that is barack obama. that is the leader of this country. i don't think this administration realizes that the first amendment was not a suggestion. the bill of rights is not a wish list. [applause] it's a set of nonnegotiable -- on the federal government and that is why this week and last week i have called for the resignation of eric holder. [applause] and if the president of the united states inspires him a message will be unmistakable. the president of the united states believes that his administration is above the constitution and does not respect the role of the free press. and it's more than that. would we forget that eric holder reading the miranda rights to the christmas day bomber, it was eric holder that said that he would, he was so in love with these rights that he would leave the legal rights to the body of osama bin laden. of all the things to make a living l

she wants her own voice. she wants her own identity.s is someone who is really trying to find their own way. >> that was abc's amy robach, obviously. her tumblr post is long and she says different things, why are you attacking me? and goes on to say i am not my parents. my mom is petite 5'9", i'm 6'2", i have a butt >> i don't get the haters the i love when the person defend >> i don't get the haters the i love when the person defend them hehey. i'm anderson cooper.. as parent, you want t to make sure that your ild knows how toeal wiwith bullying when ty seeee it happening. and chances are, they want to help but ey don't really know how. teach them that ththe bt thing to do is calmly walk awway, fi a teaeacher or other adult, and spspeak up. and your part----be that alt they can talk to and trust will listen. join me to helptop bullyining. go to stopbullying.go to find out more. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- terror connections. disturbing details about suspected boston bomber, tamerlan tsarnaev. the latest links to extremist a

she wants her own voice. she wants her own identity.s is someone who is really trying to find their own way. >> that was abc's amy robach, obviously. her tumblr post is long and she says different things, why are you attacking me? and goes on to say i am not my parents. my mom is petite 5'9", i'm 6'2", i have a butt >> i don't get the haters the i love when the person defend >>> this morning on "world news now" -- terror connections. disturbing details about suspected boston bomber, tamerlan tsarnaev. the latest links to extremist as some one claims the dead suspect's body. >> crisis management, the president confronts tough question as but military action in syria and political battles on capitol hill how he is making his mark. >> amanda knox's darkest days the humiliation she faced in italian prison and the hardship her parents went through during her legal fight. >> because i was tired of them having to sacrifice everything for me. >> how a former murder suspect is trying to move on after spending so much time in a public eye. it's w

she is trying to find her own voice.t is hard to put her in a pigeonhole. >> on twitter, how did washington look upon lucy especially after julia grant's? >> that is tricky. they look at her as lovely, vivacious, happy, genuine, and then she does a gorgeous china and the press goes insane over it, writing about how difficult it is to eat food with a quail in the middle of your plate.>> you mentioned the press. they are independently covering the first lady's. they become an object of national interest. >> yes. the press really is taken with her. they use the title, first lady, more for her than they had for even though it was in reference to mary todd lincoln. they like her.they see her as vivacious. they see her as somebody who is different. they really do follow her in her own light. >> throughout our program tonight, we will take you to the hayes home. you see a picture of it on your screen. this is the home where lucy and her family lived before the white house years. this library museum, they are all there to show w

but i was trying to identify the frequencies that draw bats to gather with their own kind and guess what i heard. >> voices? >> yes. >> awesome. he joins us now. i have to point out, i want to be a big star because you can rock the classic jordan and the nba socks. >> those are hot. >> my plan b. my plan b. my fallback career. >> let's talk about bomba.

as a lot more interesting to me than to hear my own voice. turns out that lawyers leave a lot of contests that no one wants to win. we are among the most clinically depressed profession. we lead in categories like substance abuse and alcoholism and end distress generally. and when you say that to people, when i say that to people it generates some interesting responses. one response i get is, good. you deserve it. and then the next thing you know i am hearing the modern-day version of shakespeare's line in henry the sixth, the first thing we do, let's kill all the lawyers, and we just go from there. well, the second response that i sometimes get when i tell people these, you know, really unfortunate facts about lawyers and their psychological state is the analyst stream -- endless stream of lawyer jokes. of course. abcaeight ut lawyer is about to light? well, his lips of moving. why is it that sharks never by lawyers? professional courtesy. or the interview that the corporate board has for the next ceo and it is an accountant, a business pers

no word yet on which actress will do grumpy's voice, but she certainly has her own voice, over 20 million in boston yesterday giving the 362nd commencement address at harvard university before a packed crowd. take a look. media mogul proclaiming not too many girls from rural mississippi make it all the way to cambridge. here's my favorite part, she said it doesn't matter how far you rise at some point you might stumble, when you do, there's no such thing as failure, failure is just life trying to move us in another direction. >> everything that she said out of her mouth is so incredibly powerful. can you imagine oprah speaks at your graduation? >> she seemed exuberant. >> she loves it. >> imagine graduating from harvard. >> and finally in pop news, we are all about getting fit. we bring you this. the latest fitness craze is one that started back in the '80s, videos of people prancercising have gone viral once again. maybe this is why. look at this. >> what? >> that's a woman prancercising, she created this fitness idea, the whole idea be to imagine prancing like a horse. and free your min

that is his own voice. >> so good. >> whoo. let's say an intergalactic sensation this morning. >> well, okay. >> this video he made just before leaving the space station after five months. it's gone viral. the story just ahead. >> i clicked on it three times this morning. i couldn't stop watching it. >> even david bowie reached out he said, not bad. >> he is a rock star. >>> what is it? we're looking for. >> always nearby. >>> get this, o.j. simpson back in court this morning after five years behind bars. he's trying to get his conviction for robbery five years ago overturned. he'll ask the judge to throw out the verdict that landed him in jail. >>> and then the fast workout routine that everybody is buzzing about this morning. just seven minutes of exercise every day. could that be all you need to stay in shape? goodness gracious i hope so. we'll tell you about it. >>> and we're about to kick it off. a week of laughs and no one better than jimmy kimmel to get it going. >> and easy. >> me. >> it will be terrific. "gma" lol. >>

own experiences but for many other individuals who may have been human trafficked or had other traumas. it is an inspiration to see someone persevere through such a difficult ordeal and bring a strong voice and transform our own life into something that helps others. and so i am pleased and honored to be able to introduce to you all minjeng (sounds like) (applause) >> thanks everyone. i am a survivor. it's an interesting way to be introduced to the crowd. it's usually a secret that you only tell your close friends. a brief history. typical story. my traffickers were my parents, severely abused at home, sold for sex and the city and throughout the south bay. the real secret i'm here to tell you is that i have an extreme, hidden desire to be a dancer. the thing i love about dancers is that they seem so graceful and in their body. and curious about what their bodies are doing and flaunt with the music they feel fluid. there's something about that grace that i aspire to. be there is one thing that i can tell you about human trafficking and being sold in being abused as a child, the sense of fluidity and grace i had to fight for. also the sense of safety in my own body. you might hear a littl

comparisons to rely think just being active and encouraging your authors to be active and have their own distinct voice is the key. >> i really like -- i collect a lot of blue ray d. etds and something i love is unbundling a lot of producers are starting to do so you can buy the digital -- you can buy the bp and get a digital download for free industry met for free and i feel like there is an opportunity to learn from that for the print products and the digital product in that way. netflix has done amazing things recently with creating its own television shows and this unique distribution model they released the entire season at once and you can kind of watch i guess. i'm sorry all of my examples are from the movie industry. but i like how i can discuss early releases digital week. before you can rent it you get a week or two weeks where you can buy it early for 1499 or something. and that is something really cool that we can do to sort of reverse window and have an ebook that is available for a higher-priced leading at the print publication. >> turning back to the industry, maybe i will ask you this,

i know how difficult it can be talk when you're being spoken to, especially by your own voice. nicholas, we appreciate it a lot. thank you very much, nicholas smith joining us from clsa. >>> coming back to our european equity markets, though, this is what we're looking at right now. we're flat to a little higher on the stoxx europe 600. red on the close we were looking at significant negativity. we had seen significant sell-off by the board. by the looks of things, a lot of people are questioning whether or not we're going to see fed tapering off in the near future. let's move on and show you our main markets today. we're showing you higher levels across the board. buying from our european equities. the ftse 100 higher by 0.3% higher at the moment. the bond markets -- i'm just changing on, seeing a little selling taking place in jgbs and in treasury webs as well. the bund markets as well as the ten-year italian being bought out a bit, as well. the currencies, we've seen relatively stable rates being because in the euro/dollar, 1.2962. >>> now, moving on, it turns out that shang

amanda berry has been on the news for last 10 years, her words in her own voice on the 911 call.u will hear more in a moment. benghazi, the whistle-blowers at this time tomorrow will be ready to talk. a top lawmaker is suggesting someone in hillary clinton inner circle was involved in a cover-up. that is a serious charge. that lawmaker will be here live to explain. >> they were told to stand down. sean of all the things i've seen that is sickening and depressing and as disgusting anything i've seen. that is not the american way. we had people that were getting killed. we had people who were will being to risk their lives to go save them, and somebody told them to stand down. all business purchases. so you can capture your receipts, and manage them online with jot, the latest app from ink. so you can spend less time doing paperwork. and more time doing paperwork. ink from chase. so you can. martha: a fox news alert. police in cleveland, we heard from them moments ago. they filled in some of the blanks this morning on this unbelievable story of survival. three women, missing for 10

and it's like i'm not like -- i'm not in -- you know a liberal area and, you know, listening to my own voiceicans all the time. and they all tell me the same thing. the guy that does my horse's hooves, drive as pickup truck and choose tobacco and all of that good stuff. he agrees to me. >> and they may be right about this, but they are still living in the vote against your own interest vote. and they will vote republican despite the fact that they are non-millionaires and the gop doesn't work for them. >> caller: that's right. and that's why i'm working with battleground texas starting in june. >> right. go purple! >> caller: that's right. >> stephanie: the nra solution always more guns and i said that last night, should the two year old been armed too to protect herself. >> caller: you have a shootout in the kitchen. >> stephanie: yeah. it's absolutely insane. >> caller: and mothers know it's insane. >> caller: thank you for your hard work and activism. >> caller: you are right. we have harlem globetrotters, come on. >> stephanie: yeah. listen, i'm whistling the song in my head. >> caller:

. >> reporter: we heard amanda's own voice she talked for the first time with her grandmother. >> hello grandma. >> how are you? >> i'm fine. >> i am glad to have you back. >> yeah, i'm glad to be back. >> i thought you were gone. >> nope, i'm here. >> reporter: when she comes to visit next time she will bring your daughter. >> the little girl is your baby? >> yes, my daughter. >> we have new information tonight about amanda berry's daughter as you just heard. she was her christmas baby. we got our first look at her from a photo that was taken in the hospital last night. as you see right here. but now we have learned new details from abc news, that gives us a clearer picture of who she is. the seymour avenue home the backdrop for so much emotional and physical pain for the three young women rescued is also the only home this young girl has ever known. amanda berry is seen here with her daughter jocelyn. police believe one of the suspects is the father of the 6-year-old. during a press conference, cleveland police deputy chief ed tomba said jocelyn ate popsicles at the hospital and appea

do you think that there is a lion or what is that line the transfer of having your own voice as well as staying within the constraints in the personal or the company account. >> i would imagine they are very anxious to get more and more followers as they see the ifill yet in des moines iowa have 30,000 followers and maybe had only 10,000 them you have to take care of them. how can this be true. then of course what you need to do to triple your audience on twitter. i think a lot of it as kind of the news organizations to figure out not just for the individuals, but what is the social media brand, what do we want to be known as on facebook order and how does that overlap with or defer from the institutional brand, and i would assume that is a big issue. a lot of news organizations especially. i'm not quite sure. it seems like you may have to draw somewhat different set of rules around how you portray yourself on one of these platforms and how you are doing it in the general public. >> we have one question -- >> do you have a tauter account? >> i do. [laughter] thank you for coming. >>

more reports come out within the last couple of weeks that the bipartisan policy center added their own voice to the others that said we can do this. we can export some of our natural gas without harming the economy, without -- by providing benefits and helping our balance of trade, helping the president meet his goals of doubling exports in the u.s. i think it is one of the things you have to think about. clearly the president has. even as recently as yesterday, two different events in chicago, he did say it was great news that we would soon be able to export some of our natural gas. i agree with him completely. we like to see a faster pace on the approvals, but another great opportunity on the export side. on safety, this is one of those where we of course have industry committed to producing energy resources safely and responsibly. we do that now. we work closely with state regulators and federal regulators. it is unfortunate some believe this is a wild west out there where there are no rules in place for producing oil and natural gas. we have got no end of regulations already in place at

she is trying to find her own voice.t is hard to put her in a pigeonhole. >> on twitter, how did washington look upon lucy especially after julia grant's? >> that is tricky. they look at her as lovely, vivacious, happy, genuine, and then she does a gorgeous china and the press goes insane over it, writing about how difficult it is to eat food with a quail in the middle of your plate. >> they become an object of national interest. >> yes. the press really is taken with her. they use the title, first lady, more for her than they had for anybody. they like her. they see her as five patients. they see her as somebody who is different. they really do follow her in her own light. >> throughout our program tonight, we will take you to the hayes home. you see a picture of it on your screen. this is the home where lucy and her family lived before the white house years. this library museum, they are all there to show what the first lady and family were all about. we are taken inside the home to learn about lucy hayes as a politica

do you think that there is a line, or what is that line between sort of having your own voice as well as staying within these constraints or brands in the personal or company account? >> the issue of a company account is interesting because i would imagine bosses are very anxious to get more and more followers when they see that the cbs affiliate and come in des moines, iowa, has communism 30,000 followers and abc only has 10,000, and then that's something that you guys have got to take care of. how could this be true. then, of course, what you need to do to triple your audience on twitter is a lot of stuff that your boss might not be that comfortable with. i mean, i think a lot of it is kind of these organizations try to figure out not just for individuals but what is their social media brand as it were? what do we want to be known as on facebook or twitter, and how does that overlap with or how does that differ from what our kind of institutional brands. and i don't, you know, i would assume that's a big issue, a lot of news organizations, especially as they see that. but i'm not qu

for her children they were well blessed why it's written verse 19 god speaks to his own sometimes it's a still small voice sometime and may be assigned sometime it may be a nudge in the direction you may wonder why did i come here why did this happen to me will he knows if you are awake and if you're serving him but here we go again he told joseph you go all call when i need you he's calling verse 20 parrots gone verse 21 cal at god speak to him and a train tls happened if you're familiar with the scripture goes to fulfill scripture why are starting very isaiah chapter 11 verse one of the prophecy and it had to be fulfilled how precious it is to know god is the same yesterday he is today he will be forever especially in these end times things are going to come to pass as their root and who will he use he will use his election to ring those to pass he says in romans chapter 8 and were not going there verse 26 he says you don't even go to pray for you don't that's why i'm going to intercede in your life because you are foreordained with foreknowledge meeting i will pull the lever and you will act upon it if

next gen entertainment consul praising the xbox 1 as a replacement for the cable box with its own guide and voiceel to go on sale later this year. those are some of the hot stories right now on foxbusiness.com. and a new abc news washington post poll finds majority of americans, 55%, believe the obama administration is actively trying to cover audiotape the facts of the benghazi terrorist attack. it's not just the american people who are frustrated. it's also our leaders in washington. congress woman alina on lou dobbs last night demanding answers on benghazi. >> four americans die, including our ambassador, and it's an irrelevant fact? i want to know where the president was, where all the people were because we want to prevent another benghazi. this administration just keeps deflectinn the facts because they call them irs veal vaunt. gerri: lou joins me now. what do you have on the agenda tonight? >> well, we're going to have a live report, of course, from moore, oklahoma, the latest for you on the devastation of that, what is now classified as an f5 tornado that hit the community, and we'll als

it has its own guide and you can use voice commands to change channel or from tv to internet. >>> new research in indicates that teens are gravitating toward twitter. 25% of teenagers say they use twitter that's up from 16% two years ago. while 94% of teens say they have facebook profiles they say they are using the site less because there are too many parents and adults on that site. >>> the ninth circuit court of appeals today struck down arizona's ban on abortions performed nine weeks after pregnancy. the court said that the -- the fetus is generally considered viable after 24 weeks. >>> street musicians in san francisco will soon have to turn down the volume. today the san francisco board of supervisors unanimously approved a law to restrict outdoor noise. businesses especially those near union square have complained about drummers and other sidewalk musicians playing too loudly and too late at night. starting in july, street musicians that violate the street ordnance could be charged $900. >>> now to coverage of super bowl l. this will be the first time the bay area has hosted a

own sound. you are an original. you are not a copy. you are an original, and i am wondering how that happens for you. i suspect that with a voicebig as yours, you could have sounded like someone else. what about being an original? it was important to me to write. i was writing my own material. i was so shy and so quiet, and the only time i had my voice and could really connect with people was when i was singing or was on stage, so it was a very unique voice for me. if i was singing for someone else, it was almost like expressing myself for someone else. it was an original thing for me. it is my voice. it is my diary. it is my way i connect with people. i was not intentionally try to create my own path or a be original. it was just that i needed to say things and express myself, and that is how it came out. tavis: tell me about this on. a lot of people with good voices does not mean they will be great at that. tell us about writing. >> songwriting is my main thing. i know i will do that for the rest of my life. the singing, i do not know. when the voice runs out. tavis: you consider yourself a songwriter? >> yes, i was a writer

communicating tactical units were on their own channels and command level people were on their own channels, voice communications and that remained true through the week but perhaps more importantly, if this were to happen or if similar types of motor no notice events happen, we have the capability across the state by just flipping, you know, pushing buttons and flipping switches to make sure that that level of interoperability is established, and i think it is fair to say that none of this would have happened without the homeland security grand streams that have been coming into. >> there is one fly in the ornament here which is the end. i know that we are getting in to sort of complicated things that might not be the best person to explain, but if we lose the band as is scheduled to happen as according to the fcc rules, virtually every police department in the metropolitan area of boston from 495 and in will be adversely affected by that. we need to revisit that and talk about these new technologies that are out there that will help us within drop devotee. this is the funding that has worked for

critical to say of the current administration, a president that is in love with the sound of his own voice, but not in love with leading, a president that puts ego, power, and a hatred for dissent above everything else. that is barack obama. that is the leader of this country. i do not think this administration realizes that the first amendment was not a suggestion. [laughter] [applause] the bill of rights is not a wish list. it is a set of nonnegotiable limits on the federal government. that is why this week and last week i called for the resignation of eric holder. [applause] if the president of the united states doesn't fire him, the message will be unmistakable -- the president of the united states leaves his administration is above the constitution and does not respect the role of the free press. and it is more than that. don't we forget that it was eric holder reading the miranda rights to the christmas day bomber. it was eric holder that was so in love with these rights that he would read the legal rights to the dead body of osama bin laden. he said it would be his living legacy --

find a way to truly engaged by solving immigration and bringing people out of the shadows to own their voices without any fear and to get them into a place where people know what they are talking about and what they know and what they have experienced. i think the filipino experience will increase that significantly. and therms of fear dysfunctional have our political system, we can't even agree on 80% and we don't get solutions. i hope we can outgrow that. i greatest hope is latinos will achieve their rightful place in society and the issues we're talking about become afterthoughts. african community has to have an african-american president, that has been checked off the list and it has become normal that she could have someone that can govern the most powerful country in the world. we are going to get there. i also want to commend you for doing this. it gives me a lot of optimism going forward. latinoreatest hope is politics becomes more and more empowered to fix this country. eraill help engender a new of prosperity and hope for all the population. my greatest fear is it will be no better

party that it has become, it's going to have to change and listen to those little men yell voices within its ownle like abby huntsman and meghan mccain, i believe it was in a poll where it showed that an overwhelming majority of millenials who say that they are republicans favor marriage equality. the gop has to listen to those voi voices. >> you know, your father called on the party to change. he recently said this, and i'm quoting him, i'm a lifelong republican and i want the party to succeed. i also know that the clock is ticking and the chances are pretty good we'll be out of office until 2024. what does the gop need to do to keep up with progressives, in your opinion? >> i'm with my dad. i'm a republican as well. the younger generation, we talk about government, i don't think it's about small government versus larger government. it's really about a government that best serves the american people. we want equality for all americans. i think president obama spoke to something so important, about citizenship, about serving your country. you know, we all live in our cul-de-sacs and reading what

. >> sometimes people can be terrific on their own, it doesn't mean that their voices are necessarily they're no donny and marie, but that was good. >> you're crazy. all right, we have three auction winners who happen to be with us. >> who are they? >> tammy ronan, lauren trough -- well, they're standing right there. and joe row nan. >> these three people, they were at the chris evert, she has a great charity event -- they bid money. >> they paid $1.50. >> thank you, ladies, thank you so much. >> the latest star to get the boot from the donald's boardroom. i just saw her downstairs, she's totally fine. >> is she? >> from "all-star celebrity apprentice," it's marilu henner! every year we pick a new city to explore. but thanks to hotwire, this year we got to take an extra trip. because they get us ridiculously low prices on really nice hotels and car rentals. so we hit boston in the spring-- even caught a game. and with the money we saved, we took a trip to san francisco. you see, hotwire checks the competitions' rates every day so they can guarantee their low prices. so, where to next?

own show. jerry had a very distinctive voice -.and was known for thank volkswagen convertible.o- anchored the kron 4 weekend news. ".money." graham is survived by his second wife catherine, his daughter lily and his sons from his first marriage, jefferson and jez. will be back >> jacqueline: i will tell you more about that potential record high you more about that potential record high temperatures coming up. joinjo us at projectluna.com we didn't have u-verse back in my day. you couldn't just... guys... there you are. you know you couldn't just pause a show in one room, then... where was i... you couldn't pause a show in one room then start playing it in another. and...i'm talking to myself... [ male announcer ] call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >> pam: no now look at our top stories and a thirty. a candlelight vigil is being held in her armor the county corners this bauer was stabbed multiple times while in her home saturday she bled to death. and revealing sex offenders in the area so far the three day manhunt

find a way to truly engaged by solving immigration and bringing people out of the shadows to own their voices without any fear and to get them into a place where people know what they are talking about and what they know and what they have experienced. i think the filipino experience will increase that significantly. and therms of fear dysfunctional have our political system, we can't even agree on 80% and we don't get solutions. i hope we can outgrow that. i greatest hope is latinos will achieve their rightful place in society and the issues we're talking about become afterthoughts. african community has to have an african-american president, that has been checked off the list and it has become normal that she could have someone that can govern the most powerful country in the world. we are going to get there. i also want to commend you for doing this. it gives me a lot of optimism going forward. latinoreatest hope is politics becomes more and more empowered to fix this country. eraill help engender a new of prosperity and hope for all the population. my greatest fear is it will be no better

each of whom brought to the hollywood style-- using that hollywood style to his own advantage very often-- a new edge, a voicea distinctiveness sometimes precisely as in the case of the great american john ford by shooting only so much that their vision would remain intact. and i sometimes believe that the best of the independent filmmakers function in a similar way in the 1990s like the emigre directors in the '30s that hollywood, to the extent that it can absorb these voices and visions, these talents not perhaps so much like a cuisinart splicing and dicing them into a homogenous stew but like a melting pot allowing each distinct flavor to somehow contribute so that which is best about the hollywood style and the hollywood system will continue to provide pretty good motion pictures. but like i said, i'm sometimes too much of a pollyanna. i thank all of you for contributing to this discussion today and let's go watch some movies. toback: the agenda of one's consciousness is created by a lot of people whom one really doesn't even want to have lunch with. silver: that used to only exist when you went out to l.

each of whom brought to the hollywood style-- using that hollywood style to his own advantage very often-- a new edge, a voicea distinctiveness sometimes precisely as in the case of the great american john ford by shooting only so much that their vision would remain intact. and i sometimes believe that the best of the independent filmmakers function in a similar way in the 1990s like the emigre directors in the '30s that hollywood, to the extent that it can absorb these voices and visions, these talents not perhaps so much like a cuisinart splicing and dicing them into a homogenous stew but like a melting pot allowing each distinct flavor to somehow contribute so that which is best about the hollywood style and the hollywood system will continue to provide pretty good motion pictures. but like i said, i'm sometimes too much of a pollyanna. i thank all of you for contributing to this discussion today and let's go watch some movies. toback: the agenda of one's consciousness is created by a lot of people whom one really doesn't even want to have lunch with. silver: that used to only exist when you went out to l.

the voices that come to you are echoes of your own willfulness. it is not true. you tell the archbishop in his cathedral he lies and you say you are not proud and disobedient. i never said you lied. it was you that as good as said my voices lied. when have they ever lied? if you will not believe in them, even if they are only echoes of my own commonsense, are they not always right? and are not your earthly counsels always wrong? it's a waste of time admonishing you. it always comes back to the same thing. she is right and everybody else is wrong. take this as your last warning. if you perish through setting your private judgment above the instructions of your spiritual directors, the church disowns you, and leaves you to whatever fate your presumption may bring you. the bastard has told you that if you persist in setting your military conceit above the counsels of your commanders-- to put it exactly, if you attempt to relieve the garrison at compiegne without the same superiority in numbers you had at orleans... the army will disown you. his majesty, the king, ha

if they were to become known through our own media and the voice of america and china's like that, i think it could help increase the pressure. it's a dictatorship, it's authoritarian but there's a role for public opinion and we ought to exploit it to the extent we can. i don't see any great change in u.s. policy to north korea. we've tried everything. we have run the gamut from appeasement to threats, and so far we haven't achieved a lot. but we haven't achieved a lot because of china hasn't played its part in those policies. so i think we can do more to let the chinese people know just how far the u.s. has gone, the west have gone, and trying to accommodate north korea's legitimate interests, but their own government has not been cooperative. and i think that's a way of encouraging pressure on beijing itself. >> larry, follow-up? dave? >> i do have two more questions, then i will turn it over to you. from president parks visit this week, very successful visit-by all accounts, two things that struck me from her speeches and statements at first a joint statement, president obama and

. ♪ >> in response to zach's song, a slew of celebrities made their own version lip-synching to zach's voicerst seeing that video, well, here it is. it was captured in the documentary, "my last days." we're lucky enough to have justin join us now to talk about zach's life and to talk about this film. it's an honor to meet you. thank you for doing this. thank you for putting his story out there and thank you for being with us. >> it's an honor to be here. i got to be honest, i haven't heard all of that in a while. i'll try to keep it together on camera here. >> i'm right there with you. you know, it's interesting. in the documentary, you talk about zach and you say you went there to meet a great kid but instead you met someone who changed your life. tell us about zach. tell us about the time you spent with him. >> zach is one of the oldest souls i have ever met. he's 17 years old. when you meet him and you look into his eyes, you feel like he's lived for thousands of years. his kindness, his generosity, his compassion for people and his aura was unlike anyone i ever met. we went there for a w