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no está muerto es lo que quieren creer muchos que esperan que una nueva audiencia en el senado le de pur campaña su jie cree no es el mejor momento, pero como dice lourdes los estudiantes siguen luchando. >>> jóvenes indocumentados dieron la cara en el senado, en la primera audiencia en 10 años sobre el dream act medida que en realidad tiene escasa posibilidad de avanzar, la secretaria de seguridad nacional dijo que no hay sentido de gastar recursos para aplicar el peso de la ley estoy individuos no re enfrentan riesgos, hoy se unió a ellos el... que obtuvo de pulitzer. >>> creo que era importante decir que no es un tema latino, si no que el demócrata se re refirió a un graduado de. esta victoria será junta y seguiremos luchando juntos, también benn fui skwien a la economía dijo el secretario de educación.>>> es lo correcto para estos jóvenes y para el país y seguiré luchando por lograrlo, sin embargo, no con vencieron a este republicano que dijo que la medida perpetua el problema mri gra to oí. >>> qué padre no estará tentado ay migrar ilegalmente con la esperanza que a sus hijos les re

. >> she is very curious and she is very darling and she is purring and curious and playful.s month is adopt a cat month. so we're here to tell everybody there are lots of special events going on this weekend and throughout the month to encourage people to adopt a wonderful playmate for themselves and their families and homes. you can see how cute she is. >> and adopt two of them so she has somebody to play with. >> and especially at 3:00 a.m., you might want her to have somebody else to play with rather than you. >> since i get up that time, that would be a good idea. >> find out more about thomas and special events going on at the oakland spca. just because she is black. >> some people have funny ideas but they are just as loveable and adorable as anybody can see. >> kristen: thanks for joining us. have a great day. 

we pur water -- pour water, the primary ancestral offering, the source of life in the universe.is associated with the womb of creation and with the fountain of life. in the spirit of honoring the ancestors, we say, praises to the ancestors of this land, the keepers of this land. praise be. praises to the ancestors of the middle passage. praises be. praises to all of those whose courage, strength, determination, perseverance, blessings, grace, blood, sweat, tears, and sacrifices have uplifted us, our community, our people. i want you to take a moment and out loud and with passion and with gratitude, call up the name of those whose shoulders you stand upon. praises be. praises be. praises be. praises be. praises be. praises be. praises be. we call -- praises be. we call upon you all to join us in this commemoration of the past and join us in the celebration of the youth leaders of yesterday and today and those of tomorrow. we ask you to participate as we ourselves become more energized and inspired to follow their example and to take action, to be healers, peacemakers, social just

more serious topic, for the past two weeks the news has been dominated by scandal of a particularly pur yent nature. -- pure yent nature. i for one believe that it's time that we lift our gaze from the gossip filled gutter. the real challenge for newt-- (laughter) >> jon: the real challenge for a news program such as ours is not how best to indulge our most base and callow instincts but how best to choose which important but now overlooked story of importance to do first. simple. a little editorial authority, with the help of our friend, a giant-- (cheers and applause) giant-- ought to do it. now i give you now the daily show [bleep] blocked stories roundup. these are our stories. now these are all stories that have been [bleep] blocked by this recent scandal. by the way, les you think me crass, this is the exact rubber penis wheel edward r. murrow used. (laughter) i don't know if you knew that i don't know if you knew this. murrow's original signoff phrase was good night and good lick-- luck [bleep] what? we actually got this from the radio of museum, and television and dildo. (laughte

. >> she is very curious and she is very darling and she is purring and curious and playful.s month is adopt a cat month. so we're here to tell everybody there are lots of special events going on this weekend and throughout the month to encourage people to adopt a wonderful playmate for themselves and their families and homes. you can see how cute she is. >> and adopt two of them so she has somebody to play with. >> and especially at 3:00 a.m., you might want her to have somebody else to play with rather than you. >> since i get up that time, that would be a good idea. >> find out more about thomas and special events going on at the oakland spca. just because she is black. >> some people have funny ideas but they are just as loveable and adorable as anybody can see. >> kristen: thanks for joining us. Ñ/Ñ/&Ñ&Ñ&Ñ&Ñ&Ñ&Ñffttñ!ñ!ñ!ñ!ñq ♪ [ male announcer ] if you're ready to get more from your tv service than comcast can give, now's a great time to switch to at&t u-verse tv. make the switch! [ female announcer ] call to get at&t u-verse -- now with free hd -- for only $29 a mont

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the house reconvenes monday and republicans seem less thanag e to pur so any formal discipline.y say they'd rather see the congressman resign. brian moore, nbc news, washington. >>> a big change in the forecast coming up. hey marcel, watch this! hey marcel, watch this! [ buzzer sounds ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey marcel, watch this! yeah, marcel! -marcel! marcel! are you listening to me? marcel! [ male announcer ] only at&t u-verse lets you follow your favorite channels on one screen. just $29 a month for the first six modvr included. in the network there are no hard choices. it was in my sister's neighborhood. i told you it was perfect for you guys. literally across the street from her sister. [ banker ] but someone else bought it before they could get their offer together. we really missed a great opportunity -- dodged a bullet there. [ banker ] so we talked to them about the wells fargo priority buyer preapproval. it lets people know that you are a serious buyer because you've been credit-approved. we got everything in order so that we can move on the next place we found.

right now we import 60 pur 60%. we could replace that for 16 years if we were able to access these reserves.36 years if we were able to access these reserves. >> i think she means specifically in barrels. the sort of thing that politicians say we ought to access like the strategic reserve. let me change the question a little bit. politicians often talk about with the economy we'll do something about it. i think it if they were honest they would say there's nothing really we can really do. gas prices are the same way. if you put me in office, we'll get it resolved. with can politicians do anything aside from taxes? >> aside from taxes because in california we have the highest taxes on our gasoline than anyone in the nation, but certainly they can. if you can allow about for more production, what does that mean? jobs, revenues, every barrel we produce. some of that revenue goes to support the government and social services and everything else. so jobs and economy are absolutely essential. so they have a direct thing t

perhaps they haven't seen this place inside they keep telling us through purred somehow believe here they showed me a paper on how to build a house i told them that i had no phones i have no job i have to do care of kids and their place they said it's not our problem lena grew up in an orphanage in the city of to be under russian law she should have received state housing once she left the institution and this was given saline as mother by the state and despite having no money she's been told. well. there's a tradition that's a little desperate they didn't give me work because i don't have a profession for them i don't exist perhaps hanging myself would be the best thing to do. without even the most basic of a minute he says no way of living in the here however here is exactly where the authorities have told her that she should bring up her children lena's case isn't unusual those who work with all friends in russia say that it's when they leave the care homes that they need the most help the problem is for things our kids are smaller you know they're little and everybody loves to he

[ purring ] that'ssuch a dad move. oh, this is a good one here. from @jess bonkers.sful i am, my dad constantly reminds me that i ain't no randy jackson." [ laughter ] "well, you ain't no randy jackson, that's for sure." [ laughter ] "dad, i completed grad school." "well, you ain't no randy jackson, huh?" you're my dog. yeah. this last one is actually from my actual sister, gloria. she sent in a tweet. she says "at my wedding, he serenaded my new b tish in-laws, they're with neil diamond's they're coming to america." [ laughter ] my dad actually did that. [ cheers and applause ] everywhere around the world they're coming to america evertime that flag's unfurled they're coming to america they're coming to america they're coming to america they're coming to america they're coming to america today today today [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's all for "late night" hashtags -- for more of our favorites, go to latenightwithjimmyfallon.com. we'll be right back with the special edition of finals of the instant band. come back, everybody. host: could switching to geico

police say they turned pro purred all over a young man with a 14 year-old girl passenger when there were listed video on his cell phone of the young girl. he was arrested with a cut in possession of child pornography >> it is week's three with the casey anthony in a murder trial the murder of her two year-old daughter caylee. >> jailhouse phone calls had in the center of the testimony. it shows the collateralize that casey told her parents. it was ricardos of parliament at the lot like azande's apartment i knows danny has set roots in north carolina and deftly miami there in her also included was testimony against her or her mother and her brother. the case has captivated people run the world >> it is a great tragedy how it has enfolded in a court room basically them saying casey was a victim there in >> and in order to get herself out of trouble she trows her entire family out of the bus. >> the trial resumes monday at 8:00 a.m.. >> casey could get the death penalty if she is convicted. casey said her father panicked. >> back in court for international fund and funding strauss-kahn comi

that's where a lot of the dictation ooh purred. and there he is in bed which is also where a lot of the dictation occurred. mark twain was a very relaxed person in a lot of ways. susan mentioned the fact this publication has an unusual history, at least for those of us who are involved in the scholarly edition of mark actually which -- twain which has been going on since 1967. i didn't bother to rescan last week's new york times list, but, in fact, this sunday will be the 20th week on the list. i think t down around 17 -- it's down around 17. last week it was down around number 14, and as susan said, there are 500,000 copies not necessarily sold, but printed out this. to give you an idea of what that's compared with in our experience, let's say we'll print 2,000 copies and expect to sell them over ten years. so this is a new game for us. an absolutely new game. in any case, all of the -- i don't want to get there yet. all of the autobiographies are at berkeley, only a very few are at other institutions possibly because payne gave t

you should know the budget in north carolina has been on the desk of the democratic governor, beverly purshe has gone head to head with republican lawmakers over this in recent months 57bd one of those republican lawmakers is mike stone, so he gets this batch of letters from elementary school students, including, as you said, his third grade daughter, they're protesting the budge cuts. keep in mind, these kids are not studying this in school, right? they're not studies the numbers, the politics, the constraints, so the teacher tells them what to write. she outlines what the letter should say, including the loss of teachers' assistance, the loss of field trips, the loss of science experiments, his daughter ends the letter, you see right there, with the quote, "please put the budget higher, dad". sincerely, his daughter. dad was not happy. listen: >> i don't know that any time we should use our third grade classroom students as lobbyists. as i read through this, anger completely shot through me and i was trying to hold myself together, to know that any education system would use a daughter

military official, the source says u purred for only 5,000 troops to come home this year while at other, you had congressmen like senator carl levine calling for as many as 15,000 to come home by the end of the year. >> okay, so we're talking surge troops, 30,000 out by the end of next year. did the president face -- how much pressure did he face in terms of keeping the troops there even longer? >> there is always pressure. on one hand, you have the military pressure and retired general spider marks said a couple of hours ago on cnn's air, even a low number, 5,000 will be a loss for the commander who loses 5,000 troops while at the other end of the spectrum, the afghanistan war is costing about $2 billion per week and some people say that's just economically, you know, unsustainable in this economy. >> all right. chris lawrence at the pentagon. chris, appreciate it. next, michelle obama visits ja south africa. >> there is no doubt that meeting nelson mandela will be one of the main highlights of the first lady's visit to south africa. we understand the meeting lasted 20 minutes. it was

government and a constitution ultimately lose one responsibility was to keep people freak so they could pursheir dreams -- keep people free so they could pursue their dream. it is the righthat god give you that america is here to protect. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, that experiment changed the world. that experiment in believing in the american people transformed the world. i remind everybody that up until 1776, from the time of jesus christ, life expectancy in the world remained basically the same. but once america believe a new and let you rise to heights without punishing you are criticizing you for being successful, and tolerated failure, tolerated the fall of people so they could learn lessons of the could again succeed -- without that, we would not have changed, and life expectancy in the 200 years of america has doubled. why? cause we believe in you. what is at stake in this election ia president who believes that the greatness of america is in government taking things from you and redistributing to others that he and others believe in washington are more disturbing. people ask m

returned back to the economy, bring down the debt, and watch america churn like an engine that is purring and doing better. . we can make it in america, we can support our manufacturers and i think the importance of the auto industry is shown by bringing jobs back home. let me end by saying american manufacturers, american corporations, bring your jobs back home an participate with democrats in their serious effort to enhance make it in america and creating more opportunity, you're better off here, you can watch your company grow and you can support the continued growth of america and opportunities for small businesses and young people who are now coming out of our many colleges and schools ready to work. i yield back. mr. cicilline: i thank the gentlelady and i thank you for your passion on this issue and restating the urgency of job creation and getting the american people back to work as our number one priority. the make it in america agenda will do that by restoring making things again and understanding it has to have a central place in rebuilding our economy, by building an environme