courts have failed to uphold the parts of the constitution to protect our liberties. >> randy barnett is now joining: us on booktv.us on ellis about yourself. >> i'm a professor of legal lite er georgetown law school were ih also direct georgetown center for the constitution and i'm a former criminalfo prosecutor inr cook county illinois in chicago but i argued the medical marijuana case in the supreme court and i was one of the lawyers for the national federation of independent business when the challenge the affordable care act all the way up to the t supreme court. >> given all that experience, what you think o of the constitution? >> i'd like to constitutional law. i think i like it a lot more than those who want to change it. by having created judicial interpretations of what it'scr supposed to mean and eliminatin large part of the constitution. >> so when we have that argument come and hoosier book by the way, showing "restoring the lost constitution: the presumption of liberty," when we have thatf argument between the livingcumt documents and a strict constructionist argument l

>> host: randy barnett is joining us on booktv. tell us about yourself. >> guest: well, under [applause] legal professor at georgetown law school, where i direct the georgetown center for the const to shame. a farmer criminal prosecutor put county illinois chicago and i had the medical marijuana case and i was one of the lawyers for the national federation of independent business when they challenged the affordable care act all the way up to the supreme court. >> host: given all that experience, professor barnett, what do you think of the constitution? >> guest: like the constitutional law. i like it more than those who want to change it by creating interpretations of what is supposed to mean by eliminating large parts of the constitution. >> host: here's your book, by the way, "restoring the lost consultation" the presumption of liberty. when we had that argument between a living document in a strict constructionist argument, looking at the constitution, is that a fair argument? >> guest: i wouldn't put it quite that way. i want t

no love lost between the walker family and randy tate, let's put it that way. >> randy tate was theknown person to see sarah alive. sarah dropped their son off at his house earlier that morning before she went to work. >> bottom line is i want them to catch whoever did this. >> according to family and friends, it was a divorce she did not want. she was not happy about it, she was hurt by it. so we knew there were some tough feelings. >> randy tate claimed he had an alibi, that he was playing golf with friends at the time of the murder. >> he was initially very cooperative, but later became hesitant when it came to dna. and seemed to be very angry. >> but tate did provide his dna, and it did not match the blood dna at the crime scene. next, investigators checked an internet dating site that sarah joined called millionairematch.com. sarah didn't date many men since her divorce, but when your photograph is on an internet dating site profile, there is always the risk of danger. >> think about it this way. if i exchange one e-mail with a random stranger or if i just write something like

. >>> randy wittman sort of lost it? >> i got something special. randy wittman goes berserk and you're involved, too. stick around. you're about to hear randy wittman light into his team like we've never seen before. wait until you hear the wizards coach. >> we also discover high school hockey is alive and well in montgomery county. here's proof. >> reporter: have you ever seen this many people at a high school hockey game? watch out. >>> now game on with dave owens. >> all right. let me paint this picture for you. the wizards are that girl who everyone used to make fun of. then over the summer she had a makeover and now people starting to dig that girl. the cleveland cavs are what the wizards used to be in desperate need of a makeover, 17 games under .500. let's see how it goes tonight. john wall rocking it to the crowd, spoke to the mic and said hey, thanks for supporting me on the season. it was a lethargic performance. this is plague defense as in johnson has the play and we can't touch him. cleveland scores 67 points in the 1st half. this is a

paige of kcbs, thank you very much, randy. there is news tonight about the presidency, both the man who holds the office and the folks who might want to succeed him, a cbs news/"new york times" poll out tonight find only 40% of americans are satisfied with the presidency of barack obama. 59% say they're disappointed. when we asked republicans whom they would like to see run for president in 2016, jeb bush led the list, followed by rand paul, marco rubio, and chris christie. on the democratic side, far more want hillary clinton to run than vice president joe biden. secretary of state kerry said late today that it would be "a grave mistake" for russia to send troops into neighboring ukraine. last weekend the ukrainian president was topple bide violent protests. today, russia unexpectedly mobilized troops near the border in what it calls a training exercise. clarissa ward is in the ukrainian capital kiev. >> reporter: tonight, ukraine's opposition leaders chose independence square, the center of the revolution, to introduce the c

randy added the best thing about his job is the people he has met along the route. a few months ago randy set a clock to mark how many days he had left until retirement and is proud to announce the clock now reads zero. he looks sharp. i like that. >> 50 years old and gets to retire. lucky him. >> happy for him. that does it for us at 6:00. thank you for joining us. the following is a paid advertisement from starvista entertainment and time life. there was a time when folk music was heard all across america. from coffee houses to concert halls, a new generation of folk groups, singers and songwriters changed the sound of music forever. ♪ walk right in, sit right down ♪ ♪ daddy, let your mind roll on ♪ ♪ well, did he ever return, no, he never returned ♪ ♪ and his fate is still unlearned ♪ ♪ i'm leaving on a jet plane ♪ ♪ i don't know when i'll be back again ♪ ♪ ♪ oh babe, i hate to go presenting the folk years. join host, noel paul stookey from the legendary group, peter, paul and mary as he takes us back to a special time in music. ♪ if i had a hammer

liz: randy swan, is perhaps the voice of reason? we're not sure. randy you feel we'll be flat to lower for 2014, even though as we had jeremy siegel, the professor from wharton who called many a bull and bear market saying these are the correct conditions for stocks to move higher. why do you disagree? >> i think 2014 is going to be a transition year similar to 2007. i think we're going to see flat to down market with increase in market volatility. liz: why? >> well i think we've had a five-year bull run. i think there is extreme bullish sentiment at this point f we're frank, the fed has not taken off the training wheels in the economy yet. david: well, larry, kind of gets to your point whether the conviction is really there. again, one day does not a trend make so we'll have to wait and see what happens tomorrow, larry but is it conceivable the pullback is over and that this is the beginning of a trend? >> yeah, absolutely. let's keep in mind, conditions are changing, they're not collapsing. we're seeing cool-downs in the united states and china.

. >> randy ericson is the meat manager at the market. 100 identified stores as having possibly received bad beef from petaluma based rancho feeding corporation. >> the beef council contact us the first thing. we get an e-mail or fax. >> the usda says the rancho feeding corporation has processed diseased and unhealthy animals without a full federal inspection. >> the market was listed because of one special order of ox tails by a customer, an order randy says was purchased months ago. >> we contacted the mump. she was very cooperative, and she -- they contacted her and they dealt with it. >> last week rancho feeding announced is was recalling more than eight million pounds of meat carcasses. the usda has not said what the investigators found or what they alleged the company did, it's random. >> rancho says all of the bad beef is out of stores. but randy continues to get phone calls from customers concerned about what they're putting on the table. >> city of healsburg is trying to provide water during the drought. the city council voted ye

randy added the best thing about his job is the people he has met along the route. months ago randy set a clock to mark how many days he had left until retirement and is proud to announce the clock now reads zero. he looks sharp. i like that. >> 50 years old and gets to retire. lucky him. >> happy for him. that does it for us at 6:00. thank you for joining us. hey, you guys, great news. i was walking around halverson's department store, and the owner comes right up to me, and he offered me a modeling job. yeah. whoo! wait, wait. he just offered you a modeling job? yeah, sounds a little suspicious. i mean, how do you know it was the owner? because it was mr. halverson. how do you know it was mr. halverson? 'cause i said, "aren't you mr. halverson?"

---randy serrano con la informacion desde washington d.c.ista :27-33 s/randy serrano, @randytelemund o :40-45 s/luis quiñones, activista 1:00-1:05 s/carlee soto, hermana de victima de sandy hook 1:10-1:18 pkg la cifra es abrumante. ..al menos cuarenta-y- cuatro tiroteos sucedidos en escuelas a lo largo y ancho del pas en poco ms de un aÑo segn un nuevo informe de un grupo de madres que aboga por leyes ms estrictas sobre el control de armas.. ..ellas quieren que el congreso apruebe una medida, actualmente estancada en la cmara baja, que ampliara la revisin de antecedentes de las personas que desean comprar armas de fuego.. s/luisa caro, activista "hay una cantidad de ventas entre individuos y entre ventas privadas que no pasan ningún chequeo absoluto. entonces hay una cantidad de armas que se venden sin ningún control". s/randy serrano, @randytelemund o el proyecto de ley bipartidista incluye revisiones de personas que compran armas por internet, en exposiciones, o de vendedores privados. también castiga con años de cárcel a los que no cumpla

roll open under --randy serrano nos amplia esta informacion.22 ;42 ;55 1;21 aquellas personas que quieran solicitar la ciudadania estadounidens e veran mas paginas y tendran que responder mas preguntas en un nuevo formulario...randy serrano nos amplia.. un formulario ms largo y detallado debern llenar aquellos inmigrantes que aspiran a convertirse en ciudadanos del pas luego de que el servicio de ciudadana e inmigracin incrementara - a casi el doble- el nmero de pginas de la aplicacin. una barrera ms para los solicitantes, segn indican algunos grupos que promueven la integracin de inmigrantes. s/pablo blank, casa de maryland "el proceso es caro. el proceso es complicado y lamentablemente este cambio no facilita las cosas para ellos". el nuevo formulario ahora incluye nuevas preguntas sobre los padres e hijos de los solicitantes al igual que sobre su participacin en grupos paramilitares y terroristas. cosa algunos consideran justo y necesario. s/ jack martin, federation for american immigration reform "es importante para estados unidos y la prot

on larry king now meet randi zuckerberg the former page book on venturing out on their own so important to get more young women into engineering and you're not going to do it by forcing them to take engineering or computer science in school you're going to do it by making attack cruel in pop culture all of us both love and are addicted to attack but also sometimes how it makes us want to refer her out of our head now the question is how do we have children using tack in productive ways you know that have destructive ways on her famous brother you make of the movie as someone related to the main character there were definitely a few moments where i thought gosh that's not real that's hollywood that's all next on larry king now. welcome to larry king now with a pledge of the have randi zuckerberg is our special guest you may recognize her thing was last name she's a member of the first family a place book above the mark of course founded the company she left facebook to two years ago to start zuckerberg media she's got two new books out dot complicated right here hold up the wrong one unt

randy serrano nos amplia.valle ir al supermercado es parte de su rutina diaria y asegura que el anunci que hizo hoy michelle obama le har la vida mucho ms fcil. la primera dama inform sobre una serie de cambios en las etiquetas de informacin nutricional. s/michelle obama, primera dama dijo que el objetivo es que los padres de familia y los consumidores puedan entrar a los supermercados y decidir si un producto es bueno o no para sus familias. con la propuesta, la administracin de alimentos y medicamentos quiere que los consumidores sepan realmente cuantas caloras hay en los productos que consumen. en las nuevas etiquetas esas se vern con letras ms grandes y en negrilla. tambin ser actualizado el tamaÑo de las porciones a algo ms realista. s/randy serrano, @randytelemun do además de información sobre las calorías estas contendrán también la cantidad de azucares añadidos; cambios que desde ya tienen inquieta a la industria de comidas empaquetadas" la asociacin de productores de alimentos indic que "todo el mundo

joining us on set this morning- randy swan, founder of swan wealth advisors. good morning randy.rning and thanks for having me on. >>great to have you here. warren buffett has made a bundle in the re-insurance business. so how do you plan to use your fund to capitalize on this industry? >>well, it's definitely not a new concept. berkshire hathaway has been doing this for decades and other money managers have done this recently. it's really trying to take advantage of the premium flow to invest in our basic underlying strategy. >>so people give their money to an insurance company and then you're taking advantage of that big pool of money and doing some investing, correct? >>we actually re-insure insurance business from other insurance companies, take a portion of their defined risk, and put it in our insurance company and actually use that moneythat premium flow to invest in our strategy. >>what should you returns look like? what's your projection? >>historically speaking, the defined risk strategy has earned over an excess of 9 percent after fees and expenses with a very conserva

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including the one from randy kenny upstate new york. >> well he says i killed some people. i'm the gay they are looking for. looking for me for over 30 years. i'm the guy zodiac killer. >>reporter: kenny tells the i team best friend louie myers confessed in april 2001. after

david: where specifically would you buy in right here, randy? >> specifically you want to look at your biotech stocks. you want to look at your airlines and multimedia stocks. this has been a three headed monster that has been killing in the market for the past year or more and that is actually an pretty encouraging bullish signs, that trends that to move are actually able to continue to move up as time marchs on. in the recession times during 2008, 9 and 10, we were trendless. there was no trend you could jump on and say, oh, wow, these stocks are doing really well, these companies are growing earnings and these companies are growing revenue. it just wasn't happening. now you're starting to see various segments of the market picking up steam and starting to grow and trend are lasting longer. you can observe the trend. you can see the trend. you can jump on board the trend and make money. david: i wish you could see how todd is ready to jump on you. he is still a bear in this market. terrific discussion, guys, thank you very much. liz: thank you

the investigation is ongoing. >> randi kaye joins us now. randi, this is heart-breaking. it's horrible. and it all seems to have happened so fast. >> reporter: it certainly did, john. the paramedics got that woman to the hospital within ten minutes of her being struck by that man. and within one minute, john. of them arriving just one minute they were able to perform that sei cesarean section and save that baby's life. you can seat rain is starting to come down here. in terms of the plow driver, we spoke to the police tonight. we tried to get some answers to see if they were still questioning him, if there might be some charges forthcoming, what they were able to learn about how this happened. they wouldn't give us any more information. we tried going inside the market where it happened just behind me here. we tried to talk to the manager several times today and this evening, and nobody wants to talk about this awful tragedy. >> so sad for that family. a miracle that baby is alive. randi kaye, our thanks to you. you can hear the rain falling in and around and on randi rig

>> takes randy 12 seconds but it is a long 12 seconds. it is a diamond? >> he puts a pin to work.ghts up, green. >> okay. >> is that scary? >> it's from an aunt. not from a guy or anything. but still, i've been telling everyone it was antique. >> okay. >> it's legit. okay. >> that is a scare >> if you want to test go to semioff. many have them. just x >> should i check yours? >> i think perhaps you should. >> i don't know how you can break up relationships. >> talking about being a barrier of bad news. >> you might be wondering will you get wet this weekend? >> spencer is next with the accu-weather forecast. back in a moment. nnie-o w where every tha where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought wsurprise them with a better kind of taco made with jennie-o ground turkey cooked thoroughly to 165. i feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. i think they are light and they are just fresh tasting. yeah. when i eat well, i feel well. anncr: it's time for a better taco. the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. make the switch. look for jennie-o ground tur

>> takes randy 12 seconds but it is a long 12 seconds. it is a diamond? >> he puts a pin to work.> it's from an aunt. not from a guy or anything. but still, i've been telling everyone it was antique. >> okay. >> it's legit. okay. >> that is a scare >> if you want to test go to semioff. many have them. just x >> should i check yours? >> i think perhaps you should. >> i don't know how you can break up relationships. >> talking about being a barrier of bad news. >> you might be wondering will you get wet this weekend? >> spencer is next with the accu-weather forecast. back in a moment. ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ are you flo? yes. is this the thing you gave my husband? well, yeah, yes. the "name your price" tool. you tell us the price you want to pay,

to be sure we go back into the store and have randy check out the ring.and take a look at it there? pit only takes randy 12 seconds to determine if the diamond is real. but it is a long 12 seconds. l. >> this is a diamond. >>reporter: randy puts a tester pin to work and in his capable hand it lights up grichbility oh, yes. okay. tishltion was that scary for a minute. >> well it's from my aunt so not like from a guy or anything but still i have been telling everyone it was annan teak. okay. all right. >>reporter: so it's legit right? >> yes. that was a scare. >>reporter: if you were to test your diamond go to this store or local jeweler and ask if they have a diamond tester. this is 7 on your side. >> close call right. coming up next. ultimate app for valentine's day. new way to stay in touch with the significant someone in your life. 7 news at 9:00 back life. 7 news at 9:00 back right after this break. >> in honor of black history month we dead kit our instagram fee to celebrating black culture in the bay area. valentine's day post. did you know that cali

roll open under ---randy serrano con la informacion desde washington dc.udades en estados unidos cientos de venezolanos piden solidaridad tras la tensin que se vive en el pas suramericano. protestas la semana pasada en contra del gobierno de nicols maduro se tornaron violentas cobrando la vida de tres estudiantes. s/oriana piña, manifestante "como yo muchos estudiantes de venezuela como mi hermana, como mis primos. pudieron haber sido ellos". ellos temen que la situacin en su pas se siga deteriorando.. s/ ana salvatierra, manifestante "venezuela está al borde de una guerra civil. esto es gravísimo". s/ randy serrano, @randytelemun do "aquí en la capital activistas pidieron a la oea que tomara cartas en el asunto en cuanto a la situación en venezuela. ellos dice que la oea tiene la responsabilidad de defender los derechos humanos" pero algunos analistas dudan que cuerpos internacionales intervengan por ahora. .. s/ eric olson, analista, centro internacional woodrow wilson "ellos siempre tienen esa posibilidad pero depende del consenso de los estados miembro

roll open under ---randy serrano nos amplia desde washington d.c..g ;01 ;10 ;46 ;58 1;11 nat up maria. "está bien caro todo.") mara arvalo es una de miles de consumidores que podran tener que pagar ms por la leche a partir del prximo mes... s/maria arévalo, consumidora "va a estar fregado entonces. imagínese como voy a hacer para alimentar a mis hijos?" segn algunos economistas el costo del producto podra incrementar unos $.50 centavos por galn... para mara- que tiene seis hijos-un aumento a la leche significaria un brusco golpe a su bolsillo. la razn del posible incremento-hay mas demanda que produccion. y la cantidad de leche que estados unidos exporta a otros paises ha aumentado.e sto segn la federacin nacional de productores de leche. s/ randy serrano, @randytelemundo y es que no es solamente el costo de la leche. algunos economistas predicen que esto podría causar un efecto domino e incrementar el precio también de otros productos lácteos. como el queso, la mantequilla y el yogurt... s/miguel angel umaña, consumidor "claro que nos va a afecar la

. >> host: randy barnett is joining us on booktv. tell us about yourself. >> guest: well, under [applause] legal professor at georgetown law school, where i direct the georgetown center for the const to shame. a farmer criminal prosecutor put county illinois chicago and i had the medical marijuana case and i was one of the lawyers for the national federation of independent business when they challenged the affordable care act all the way up to the supreme court. >> host: given all that experience, professor barnett, what do you think of the constitution? >> guest: like the constitutional law. i like it more than those who want to change it by creating interpretations of what is supposed to mean by eliminating large parts of the constitution. >> host: here's your book, by the way, "restoring the lost consultation" the presumption of liberty. when we had that argument between a living document in a strict constructionist argument, looking at the constitution, is that a fair argument? >> guest: i wouldn't put it quite that way. i want t

roll open under --randy serrano nos amplia desde washington d.c.crita como una tormenta catastrófica. . filadelfia, washington, nueva york, y boston son algunas de las ciudades que hoy amanecieron cubiertas de nieve. en algunos lugares se han reportado hasta once pulgadas.. la ola invernal comenzó causando estragos en el sureste del país donde cobró diez vidas antes de llegar al noreste donde algunos gobernadores han declarado estado de emergencia.. s/gov.tom corbett, gobernador de pennsylvania como en pennsylvania donde el gobernador tom corbett dijo que la nieve caía demasiado rápido para mantener las calles limpias.. mas de seis mil vuelos han sido cancelados en todo el país, obligando a muchos a cambiar sus planes. mientras tanto en la ciudad capital el sonido de la pala contra el hielo tiene a los capitalinos cansados. es la ultima de varias nevadas del año.. hoy las calles se convirtieron hasta en pistas de ski. s/ randy serrano, @randytelemun do "aquí en la capital más de ocho pulgadas han caído ..y lo que es un día complicado para muchos co

randy serrano nos habla al respecto.1;15 trt:01;36 una ley migratoria - aplicada rgidamente a raz de los ataques del once de septiembre - est siendo suavizada por la administracin del presidente barack obama. el departamento de seguridad nacional ya no prohibir "de manera automtica" la entrada al pas de personas que han sido vinculadas a grupos terroristas y que llegan en busca de asilo poltico o refugio. s/luis paoli, abogado "esto beneficia a los latinos especialmente a personas que tuvieron bajo obligación ayudar a grupos terroristas como a las guerrillas porque no lo hicieron voluntariamente". los antecedentes de personas que buscan aprovechar este beneficio seguirn siendo revisados pero bajo una poltica ms flexible. s/randy serrano, @randytelemund o flexibilidad que aquellos que están en contra rechazan porque dicen representa una amenaza a la seguridad nacional y es un claro ejemplo de como la administración de obama ha fallado en aplicar las leyes migratorias del país.. s/adolfo franco, analista "sin contar con el

an order randy ericson says was purchased months ago. >> we contacted the customer. she was very cooperative, and she -- the company contacted her and they dealt with it. it was out of hands. >> rancho says all the bad buys out of stores but randy and kevin continue to get phone calls from customers concern about what they're putting on their table. nick smith, abc7 news. >> california game warden is recovering after being shot during a compliance check. 35-year-old bob paris suffered serious witness non-life-threatening injuries. he was observing two hunters last night in el dorado county when one of them opened fire. >> when wardens macon tact with hunter, often times they'll observe them for a certain period of time. it was during that time a shot was fired. it was complicated just to get help to him. he had to give almost step-by-step directions how to get through some of these dirt roads. >> the hunters helped the veteran until happen arrived. officials are trying to figure out if the shooting was accidental. >> two people were unarmed when a fire broke out in a

roll open under ---randy serrano desde washington d.c. nos explica.0;01 :45-50 :51-1:00 1:06-1:10 1:30-1:35 pkg la nueva ley agrcola que firm el presidente barack obama esta tarde fue producto de un acuerdo bipartidista. pero el congreso tardo dos aÑos en regresarle la misma.. el mandatario asegur que solamente firmara un proyecto de ley que incluyera ayuda a las familias de bajos recursos del pas. y es que aparte de afectar al sector agrcola, la medida incluye fondos para el programa de cupones de alimentos conocido como "food stamps". pero vendr con recortes. unas ocho- cientas-mil familias en quince estados vern un promedio de noventa dlares menos cada mes para pagar por sus alimentos. en washington, d.c. esta madre soltera de tres hijos se vera afectada por el recorte. s/ilma molina, afectada por recortes "mis hijos..tendrian menos comida." s/cesar watts, director family center centronia "noventa dólares para una familia que tiene tres niños implica que ese niño o no desayuna, o no come, o no almuerza, o un de esos tres va a tener que dejar de com

roll open under ---randy serrano nos amplia desde washington d.c.:28 01:32 en tan solo meses los cigarrillos sern cosa del pasado en una de las tiendas ms populares del pas. .a partir del primero de octubre la red farmacutica cvs dejar de vender productos de tabaco.. s/helena foulkes, presidenta de cvs take javier sot segment ends end segment inq=..la tendencia es mantenerse estable para después iniciar una curva descendente.. la postura ha sido la postura ha sido apoyada por la organizacin mundial de la salud ,y aun cuando en aquel entonces se registraron 318 muertos en toda la emergencia y ahora van casi 300 , el encargado de prevencion del gobierno federal dice que los indicadores no son suficientes para emitir una alerta.. super=pablo kuri/subsecre tario de prevencion ssa 1:21-1:30 inq=..cuando fue el 2009 si había un motivo distinto, no había vacunas, no había tratamiento , no había diagnostico, hoy la circunstancia es muy distinta. stand=jazive perez/ciudad de mexico 1:32-1:40 inq=..el brno federal mantiene prevenir esteermedad y sus ncionario

roll open under ---randy serrano nos amplia...la frontera es tan importante como legalizar a millones de indocumentad os, segn indica una reciente encuesta del grupo gallup. hasta apenas hace unos aÑos la mayora de estadounidenses pensaban que la seguridad fronteriza deba ser la prioridad. el analista mark rosenblum explica por qu el cambio de actitud. s/mark rosenblum, analista, instituto de política migratoria "mucha gente conoce a alguien que no tiene documentos, que esté indocumentado. y hay gente que quieren que haya una respuesta para esa población" la encuesta seÑala que, comparado al 2011, el nmero de republicanos que considera que la seguridad fronteriza es lo ms importante disminuy de 68% a 56%. as mismo baj el nmero de demcratas con la misma mentalidad de 42% a 31%. algunos analistas conservadores reconocen que esta es la nueva realidad. s/israel ortega, fundación heritage "si un político te dice que no quiere hacer nada en cuanto a una reforma migratoria hasta que la frontera esté asegurada, creo que no está bien infor

and i just interviewed cindy crawford and her husband randy. wait until you see where they live. >> well, we're also looking into a report that katie perry and john mayer are over. >>> katie is a superstar for a reason. >> aww. >> they were just gushing over each other, but now -- >> did katie perry kick john mayer out of her house? >> who hasn't? >> the moving van at katie's house today. >> plus -- >> did you work things out with robin? >> the first video of paula patton since her sclit. can they avoid a bitter custody fight? >> and how is this hollywood couple making it? mary hart with cindy crawford and randy gerber, inside their malibu life for the first time. >>> plus hair what cindy said when she ended up in bed with george clooney. >> i was like babe, babe, babe, you got to wake up. and it was this babe. it was george. >> a ♪ i am on a night train ? >> the remarkable life of legendary james brown. roxi is on the set of "get on up." >> "e.t's" first with "godfather of the soul." >> and i'm at "saturday night live," with new host, jim pars

roll open under ---randy serrano reporta desde washington d.c. 1;08 1;27 su situacin econmica ya no impedir que este joven soÑador pueda ir a la universidad.y es que sus estudios ya estn pagos. s/manuel luna, estudiante indocumentado "es un sueño en mis sueños que nunca he visto ser posible. especialmente por las cosas que hemos pasado mi familia y yo". el joven mexicano est entre el primer grupo que es beneficiario de la iniciativa llamada thedream.us. una colaboracin entre empresas privadas y universidades que busca pagar la universidad de jvenes que cuentan con la accin diferida tambin conocido como daca.. carlos gutierrez, es secretario de comercio, es uno de los fundadores de la beca de veinticinco millones de dlares.. s/carlos gutierrez, exsecretario de comercio "ya llegó la hora de actuar de forma privada. ese es el estilo americano". por ahora esperan poder ayudar a dos mil estudiantes pero quieren que ese nmero aumente.. s/gaby pacheco, activista "vamos a proveer las cuotas que son bastante altas. sabes qué? no hay que esperar por una re

randi, amazing to see how open it is.hy don't they pick these guys up that you saw selling on the streets? why not pick them up? >> reporter: that's what i asked, too. because they are out there doing it right there in the open. so i said why aren't the police here? why aren't these guys being arrested? and really, anderson, those aren't the guys they want. they want the big guys, the guys who are running this organization. i'm told they can bring in as much as $100,000, anderson, in a single shift of about eight hours. but the guys on the street who are risking arrest out there, they only get a couple hundred dollars, maybe $300 i'm told. it's the big guys who are raking in and cashing in on these whole deal. >> so the ones selling on the street are just low-level middle men. >> reporter: exactly. they're hardly making any money. a couple, $300 for an eight-hour shift. maybe that's good money to them. but the guys who are really bringing it in are the ones pulling in $100,000 every day, every eight hours. >> you weren't

randi, amazing to see how open it is. they pick these guys up that you saw selling on the streets? why not pick them up? >> reporter: that's what i asked, too. because they are out there doing it right there in the open. so i said why aren't the police here? why aren't these guys being arrested? and really, anderson, those aren't the guys they want. they want the big guys, the guys who are running this organization. i'm told they can bring in as much as $100,000, anderson, in a single shift of about eight hours. but the guys on the street who are risking arrest out there, they only get a couple hundred dollars, maybe $300 i'm told. it's the big guys who are raking in and cashing in on these whole deals many >> so the ones selling on the street are just low-level middle men. >> reporter: exactly. they're hardly making any money. a couple, $300 for an eight-hour shift. maybe that's good money to them. but the guys who are really bringing it in are the ones pulling in $100,000 every day, every eight hours. >> you weren't abl

randy, thank you for being here today. we watched what the fed did last week. and there were a lot of concerns. there have been questions about what happened to the economy. there have been question as but what happened to the economy. was this the right decision to continue the taper? >> well, i think it makes sense for them to continue, given the data that they had. certainly the economy was still along okay. little weaker employment report at the beginning of the month. but basically what they're doing they're still providing stimulus to the economy. they're just, reducing the pace at which they're providing the stimulus. i think there is a bit of confusion the punch bowl is being take any way. they're buying a lot of assets every month. >> i heard some one describe it, if you are a kid that gets an allowance from your parents, get $5 every week. suddenly they're giving you $3. though you are getting an allowance. you are getting less allowance and therefore change your spending patterns. its that what is happening here? >> this is a very, very small change.

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an order randy ericson says was purchased months ago. >> we contacted the customer. she was very cooperative, and she -- the company contacted her and they dealt with it. it was out of hands. >> rancho says all the bad buys out of stores but randy and kevin continue to get phone calls from customers concern about what they're putting on their table. nick smith, abc7 news. >> california game warden is recovering after being shot during a compliance check. 35-year-old bob paris suffered serious witness non-life-threatening injuries. he was observing two hunters last night in el dorado county when one of them opened fire. >> when wardens macon tact with hunter, often times they'll observe them for a certain period of time. it was during that time a shot was fired. it was complicated just to get help to him. he had to give almost step-by-step directions how to get through some of these dirt roads. >> the hunters helped the veteran until happen arrived. officials are trying to figure out if the shooting was accidental. >> two people were unarmed when a fire broke out in a

roll open under ---randy serrano nos informa desde washington d.c... ;34 1;11 1;25 con su firma el presidente barack obama puso en marcha una iniciativa para combatir el desempleo en el pas.. en particular busca extender la mano a los que llevan mucho tiempo sin encontrar empleo. ordeno a las agencias federales no descartar a personas que soliciten un trabajo simplemente porque lleven varios meses desempleados. no debemos abandonarlos declaro el mandatario, y asegur que la economa del pas tambin sufre cuando se desamparan a las personas sin empleo. agustina benitez ha buscado pero no encuentra trabajo. s/agustina benitez, desempleada "yo llamo y llamo pero me dicen que no está contratando a nadie.." trabajar, dice, sería la solución. la asistencia que recibe del gobierno no le alcanza a esta madre soltera para mantener a sus cuatro hijos.. s/agustina benitez, desempleada "pago un poquito la luz, el agua, teléfono, pero no pago completo. estoy haciendo pagos mínimos.." la mayoría de los empleos son creados en el sector privado y obama le pidió ayuda a 2

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congressman randy forbes of virginia and andrea are among our guests here tonight. a different tone set by the new irs commissioner as he faced tough questions from the house ways and means committee, he told lawmakers he will cooperate with the six separate investigations into the irs targeting of conservative groups. but he also said he is eager to move forward. >> it doesn't serve my ability to manage the agency to go back in time and try to look at any particular activity. >> also expressed concern about the amount of time and manpower being spent on those investigations. calling it, quote, a major drain on irs resources. but he went on to defend his recent decision to reinstate those irs bonuses more than $60 million worth. >> i think it's important to see this in the perspective in terms of the performance awards. only go to probably somewhere between 50 and 65% of the employees and they allow us to settle litigation. >> referring to a lawsuit by the national treasury employees union. what we've witnessed is head of the internal revenue service telling one of

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i'll let you go, steve, you've got to prepare to cover this and randy, good to see you as well, randyus. >> and we are seeing opening remarks from capitol hill, introductory remarks from jeb hensarling and maxine waters as well and we'll get to janet yellen as soon as she gets sworn in we want to bring in the chief managing director at mesereaux financial. the market really liked what it saw in that testimony, the continuity angle here, but is there anything that janet yellen could say at this point to make the market retreat? what's one of those fear factors? >> i think the fear factor is on the panel that follows. the panel with john taylor, the only friendly face on that panel will be sort of don kohn who janet knows well who is very supportive of janet but john taylor will cop out of the market and say the fed is wrong and you'll see the hailstorm from the house what they'd like to do in terms of the real challenge will be maintaining the federal reserve's independence with the congress and particularly a house of representatives that wants to clip its wings on independence like t