a @despiertaameric a laura, o rosie rivera.>>> y misi torres de mississippi 9 aÑitos, le quedan lindo. >>> y camila mÁrquez de jerney dos aÑos, quÉ linda. >>> quÉ linda. jesÚs gÓmez de texas, 5 aÑos. >>> y adriÁn rodrÍguez de nueva york, cumple 9 aÑos. >>> quÉ precioso escuincle. >>> lili peraza de la florida, cumple 25 aÑos, serÁ familia mÍa? >>> y una fanÁtica televidente quiki lÓpez de santa cruz bolivia. de parte de su yerno. muchas felicidades y todos los que vinieron para anunciarle feliz cumpleaÑos, y dice! ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> a ver, pase la limbo. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. venga maity, venga, venga. ♪. ♪. ♪. eh, eh, eh. ♪. ♪. ♪. (gritos) >>> y tÚ? >>> oiga, muchachos, en breve veremos la tercera parte de la serie de la dinastÍa rivera, no se pierda el reencuentro de don pedro con su pasado. >>> en california, conoceremos a una familia de la vida real que viviÓ la trama de "que pobres tan ricos." >>> no te puedes perder lo que zuleyka rivera para que se jacten respondiÓ de jason canela, verÁs lo que dijo. >>> y honey berry consiguiÓ un

called "the view" rosie o'donnell spoke of her son joining themalitary. >> he's 18. in his military uniform. he's been accepted to the s citad citadel. he's very into the military because how do you annoy a left wing liberal pacifist mother? you become a millty man. i i, why? he said, only in america could someone who came from a horrible childhood adopt a kid like me, owe something to the country. i said, no, my son, you owe something to me. >> rosie's response as a parent pointed to a refreshing revolution in rebellion. what when the parents are the radicals, the impulsive, the eternally wrong. what happens when it's the parents, not their kids, that are the whacked out progs who think 9/11 was an inside job or america sucks? isn't that reflected in the rebellious child as a reaction to his boring parents. now it's been reversed. tradition is now the modern rebellion. structure and discipline are the new sex and drugs. all the bad boys and girls working from the same script. it meant infantile activism and no deviation from dissent. you can be a rebel and a sheep a

and wife rosie chu of course became a mama. one look at the dad's face will show you what kind of father's day he's had. >> this is my only special present for myself. >> reporter: rosie's work as community affairs commercial took her all over the bay area and california. and to such far away spots as china and australia. it also earned her national and regional awards and the respect, admiration and affection of her colleagues and the community. >>> rosie told us she has no real plans after today other than to spend time with her family. then she says she's just going to see what happens next. >>> we wish her all the best. >>> fresh powder for ski resorts struggling through a dry winter. the unfortunate timing that could spoil their plans for the weekend. >>> i'll show you how damp things could get where you live. >>> >>> investigators say a grass fire that burned near marin county high school this afternoon is suspicious. the fire started about 1:15 in novato. officials at san marin high say the fire never threatened the camp

and wife rosie chu of course became a mama. look at the dad's face will show you what kind of father's day he's had. >> this is my only special present for myself. >> reporter: rosie's work as community affairs commercial took her all over the bay area and california. and to such far away spots as china and australia. it also earned her national and regional awards and the respect, admiration and affection of her colleagues and the community. >>> rosie told us she has no real plans after today other than to spend time with her family. then she says she's just going to see what happens next. >>> we wish her all the best. >>> fresh powder for ski resorts struggling through a dry winter. the unfortunate timing that could spoil their plans for the weekend. >>> i'll show you how damp things could get where you live. >>> cheering goodbye for a south bay olympian. the gift she got from another south bay olympian. >>> investigators say a grass fire that burned near marin county high school this afternoon is suspicious. the fire started

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rosie perez got her great break in that film.ok author rosie perez joins us and is in the chair. >> thank you for having me. >> it's an incredibly powerful book. it's draining reading it. never mind what it must be like for you to live this life in your early years. are you sort of surprised in a way you even survived all the endless forms of abuse that you went through? >> you know, i was surprised after i finished writing the book. i had always thought it wasn't a big deal, and that i had survived it and moved on. and as i got older it started to dawn on me, oh, my goodness, i went through extraordinary experience. how did i do it? and in writing the book, it helped me really revisit that whole experience and see, i was really a strong kid. >> amazing. your mother was a schizophrenic. very beautiful woman. >> yeah. >> and could be capable of great love and then just turn like on a switch. you were raised by your aunt who you thought was your mother. then your mother came back into your life and sent you to a catholic convent ki

rosie began at 1971 as a secretary in the art department. she moved into producing roles, guiding two at noon and hosting on the square and sunday night special. >> welcome back to saturday night special. we're talking about chinese new years. >> over the years there's been a lot of memorable moments. >> i should be feeling it where? >> interviews with famous people. snoop the impact of the union is pretty proud of what we've done there. >> when it comes to memorable none of those compare with a father's day feature in 1982 a channel two camera in the delivery room as she gave birth. it was five hours left in this father's day rich curly became a papa and wife became a mama. one look at dad tells you what kind of father's day he's had. six months later was jody's second tv appearance. this is my special present for myself. >> rosie's work as community affairs director took her all over california and to china and australia. it earned her national and regional awards and the president, admiration and aaffects of her colleagues and community.

rosie o'donnell returns to the view with a vengeance.co-host catching the audience up on her 18-year-old son. >> he is 1. there he is in the military uniform. he has been accepted to the sit citidel. how do you annoy your left wing passivist mother you become a military man why do you want to do he said only in america mom can somebody like you who came from a horrible childhood grow up and adopt kids like me who needed a family and i owe something to this country. i said no, my son, you owe something to me. >> it was rosy's first time on "the view" in 2007. smoking gun in the justin bieber egg tossing case. tmz obtaining new video. bieber can be heard arguing with his neighbors before the neighbor's house was egged. you can't see bieber but you can apparently hear him. >> i have got another one for you. >> yes, sources tell tmz that was bieber saying i have got another one for you. the d.a.'s office deciding whether to charge bieber with felony vandalism. go to gretawire.com to answer a full question there about the texas tech fan. good

that makes this month particularly rosy for businesses. here is a look now at the impact february 14 has on every thing from flowers and chocolate to his and her outfits. red and valentine's day just wouldn't be valentine's day without them. this french floors taking full advantage of the extra demand -- this french florist taking full advantage of the extra demand. >> today, we are delivering every 35 seconds. on valentine's day, we are expecting 25,000 orders. >> also chocolate makers and internet travel agencies see a frenzy of transactions on february 14. some make up to half of their monthly sales in just over two days. over avendors the world boon to their offense. korea, couples celebrate their love i getting matching outfits. >> because we love them, we want to mimic them. we agreed to wear identical outfits. >> in japan, it is the women who buy valentines chocolates for the men. >> if the world were reversed, i would love to be given chocolates by a man. i hope it happens at least once in my life. >> japanese women don't limit the

rosy velasco- dodge/vecina 43:41:13 siempre hay gente que está cruzando la calle o a la rápida o muyta es una calle de 35 millas por hora. y lo que me molesta a mi es la gente no utiliza los crosswalks. s.o.t. albie esparanza/portvoz, policía de san francisco 5:17:13 no sabemos si actualmente si alcohol o drogas es un factos en este accidente, o si también si velocidad es un factor, y no sabemos todavía si va a haber cargos criminales. 21 peatones murieron en san francisco el aÑo pasado, algo que preocupa a lderes de la ciudad. s.o.t. albie esparanza/portvoz, policía de san francisco 5:08:28 estamos preguntando a cualquier persona que tenga información sobre los detalles, si fueron testigos que hablen al departamento de la policía de san francisco. la interseccin tiene luces intermitentes de seguridad para peatones, pero se desconoce si fueron activadas en el momento del percance.. cu - peluffo outro esta muerte ocurri justo cuando en otra parte de la ciudad, se llevaba a cabo una reunin sobre la seguridad de peatones y ciclistas. este es mi informe, regreso contigo blanca. blanca --

y rosie hace declaraciones exclusivas para "sal y pimienta."rabÍa ♪ ♪ que ya llegÓ el video del dÍa ♪ (risas) >>> oigan, oigan, es que traes mucha energÍa. >>> estÁ desbaratado. >>> bueno, con este tiempo que carmen nos da, aquÍ les va, porque usted lo pidiÓ, nuestro video del dÍa. ya saben que los animales esconden su comida, y miren donde esconde su comida esta ardilla. en el perro. en el pelo del perro. miren si no estÁ increÍble. >>> a este que le pasa? viste como escondiÓ la comida? >>> trato. >>> y va a regresar. mira, su nuez. ahÍ la voy a esconder. ese es el mejor lugar. >>> no podÍa. >>> no tiene el pelo tan largo. >>> que le pasa? >>> se parece a tacher. tambiÉn esconde la comida aquÍ. >>> yo escondo la comida en el pelo... >>> quisieras esconderla. >>> quÉ paso? >>> tengo unos frijoles para guardar. >>> que... >>> prÓximamente... >>> al 2 por 1. >>> es el principio, y vamos a estrenar una nueva canciÓn para celebrar el mes del amor y la amistad. mÁs adelante la van a cantar con nosotros. el amor es una magia... >>> escuchaste alan? d

. >>> we here at ki skrshgsu and ktvu said good-bye today o our long time colleague the fabulous rosi chu. she's retiring after 42 years here, most of the time as ktvu's director of xhuventy affairs. in recent years she hosted the program bay area people. she also produce and had toasted on the square and saturday night special. we wish rosie all the best as she begins a new adventure with her husband and other retired ktvu employee rich. they are indeed a wonderful family. >>> thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. our coverage continues with tonight's 10:00 news. have a great weekend, everyone. >> today on "tmz" -- >> there are ghosts in a house somewhere in these united states and there's a guy who bought the house specifically because they're there. >> "ghost adventures" star zac bagans. this house in indiana. he hold me he believes the a portal to hell. >> three bedrooms, two baths, portal to hell. >> governor chris christie did the boomer esiason roast. it was not good. >> i plan to run for president of the super bowl selection committee. >> did he tell a bridge joke? >

overall it's an amazingly rosy picture in that adopted kids international as well as domestic are treated better than regular kids growing up in untroubled biological families in the united states there is less smell treatment in all the studies that in which people keep track of maltreatment statistics so i'm not going to talk more about reuters you can conduct the rest of the interview yourself i'm not going to conduct an interview in which we focus on a tiny you know phenomenon that has nothing to do with the sort of underlying truths of how well kids do when they're kept in institutions as compared to how well they do in international adoption now one issue that is often brought up in relation to international adoption especially in the united states is the issue of money because international adoption in your country is a for profit enterprise and you need as far as i understand anywhere between fifteen and forty thousand dollars for the whole procedure. doesn't that in itself create an incentive to maybe be a little less rigorous or maybe a bit more motivated to promote that phenome

. >>> rosie perez joins the table to talk about her new book.se for ted cruz. >> what? >> you heard that. and as you can see tourre is not with us. you'll have to stay tuned to find out. >> you may have to substitute him with rosie perez. "the cycle" starts next. i'm nathan and i quit smoking with chantix. when my son was born, i remember, you know, picking him up and holding him against me. it wasn't just about me anymore. i had to quit. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke. chantix didn't have nicotine in it, and that was important to me. [ male announcer ] some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if you notice any of these, stop chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of mental health problems, which could get worse while taking chantix. don't take chantix if you've had a serious allergic or ski

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called a common phenomenon and what i'm saying is overall it's an amazingly rosy picture in that adopted kids international as well as domestic are treated better than regular kids growing up in untroubled biological families in the united states. we speak your language i mean some of the will. use programs and documentaries and spanish more matters to you. a little too much of angles stories. that the spanish. visit. a century ago this year the first world war started to fundamentally change the global political order later in even weakened international system set the stage for the second world war since the end of the cold war the global order has been in limbo under american domination in the twenty first century just how stable our world politics. technology innovation all the lives developments from around russia we've. covered. good night. sleep well like you were in your own house. i am. sure you do if you eat it to keep it cool to eat. any. food if you. didn't. want to do it would be. if you. were me. if you know. enough to make it more difficult they put up a demo wall tell me

access to those kids these hallways calming phenomenon and what i'm saying is overall it's an amazingly rosy picture in that adopted kids international as well as domestic are treated better than. regular kids growing up in troubled biological families in the united states. interview. a. good. day's news in the week's top stories from the international traditional family values take center stage in front says crowds rally to protest against the policies of france where our latest on that coming up this hour plus two. young children who were about to die from a lack of water and they threatened us with machine guns there were three at a time and killing us becomes the first foreign t.v. channel to gain access to the besieged syrian town of address reports of rebels massacring dozens of civilians there including children. stay for roy it comes into force in ukraine is the country's opposition to western politicians of the security form in munich despite moscow once again warning the e. .

those kids who are these whole recalling phenomenon and what i'm saying is overall it's an amazingly rosy picture in that adopted kids international as well as domestic are treated better than regular kids growing up in untroubled biological families in the united states. of the one nine hundred forty even though scenario is a political today because the united states is. is becoming the dominant force on every continent but brian when it when we look at about the calculations in strategy i have to go back to iraq afghanistan libya and that's all recklessness in my opinion you know the the u.s. policy resembles those of what the caricature of those western movies where they put the drunken cowboys coming to town and shoot the place up just because they can and. we made a perfect target to go after. and we really got caught in the politics of the left vs right the left trying to go after george bush and his policies unfortunately we were we were a victim of those kind of plate tectonics grinding against each other but do you feel betrayed by your own government that's why i'm asking having

because just because rosie the riveter is not here today, it's okay. >> at cet you are training women. >> we are training women. we have those training dollars. we've been fortunate to have a lot of awesome donors and supporters who believed in what we do. and because now we are nationally acrcredited through the council on occupational education these are opportunities that are endless. >> what does that national accreditation mean to you and to your students? >> it means a lot. it validates the training that we offer. not only are students coming in to get employment -- i'm sorry, just the training. but they're actually we're declaring that yes, we will assist you with employment assistance. and yes we do have a high percentage of our students getting employed after they graduate. which is huge. it's a part of our mission. >> our next guest is talking about cash for college but you also provide some sort of a funding assistance, if you will. >> we do. >> for those who can't afford -- >> we do. thankfully we do offer financial aid and we also offer other grants. we do have a private

. >>> and rosy o'donnel explaining why the u.s. is such a special place to her 18-year-old son.her son is a student at the citadel and the number one cadet in his class at the school. o'donnel, antiwar activist, said she was proud but surprised by the answer she got when she asked her son about his career path. listen to this. >> why? he said only in america, mom, could somebody like you who came from a horrible childhood grow up and adopt kids like me who needed a family and i owe something to this country. i said, no, my son. you owe something to me! >> well, the first thing she said when she walked out on the set yesterday, i don't know if you caught this, elisabeth, is elisabeth hasselbeck here? just checking. >> she was looking for me? i'm here. >> she was just taking attendance. >> she was worried. >> if you only knew she was going there, maybe you would have shown up. >> maybe. >> like a reunion. >> good for him. i think that's incredible that he feels there is -- >> he's going to serve. they pay for your education. meanwhile, another day, another delay. i'm talking about

access to those kids these whole recalling phenomena and what i'm saying is overall it's an amazingly rosy picture in that adopted kids international as well as domestic are treated better than regular kids growing up in untroubled biological families in the united states. wealthy british style. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report on. how do you operate dylan piggy i'm going to rumors could you. use it as proof i'm not an olympic hockey player on the big. league. by fire. the headlines this hour on are american and european politicians pledge their support for the ukrainian opposition at a major munich security conference raising some eyebrows. where there's a new. street riots that are becoming more and more violent to promote democracy russia's foreign minister hits the west with accusations of double standards when it comes to. syria demands an apology from america's top diplomat threatening to pull out of direct talks with the opposition if they do not get one. and the olymp

. >> jon: yea as the rosie handprint blossoms on the young child's buttocks like a blushing flower against a field of virgin snow only then will a lesson be branded on your once defiant ward, you are honor. -- your honor. why shouldn't we hit our children hard enough to bruise them? >> they have research that has shown it is less effective than time out. it tends to lead to more aggressive behaviors with a child. >> jon: scientific studies from a bona fide expert on discipline. and the counter argument. >> sure shot tweeted us. i agree with the bill. i got spanked with marks and it taught me to be a grown up. [ laughter ] >> jon: american academy of pediatrics and sure shot at darn tootin. i guess all we can do is teach the controversy. i'm not going to hit my kids, become some anonymous tweeter thinks it never bothered him. i need role mold rnlings -- role models did. >> they spank you? >> oh, god yes with the hair brush on the side of road. >> with my dad it was one motion a belt. >> hide of the road hiewl millation. >> i wasn't humiliation. it was just sheer corp. roll punishment and i

those kids soon these whole recalling phenomenon and what i'm saying is overall it's an amazingly rosy picture in that adopted kids international as well as domestic are treated better than regular kid. growing up in untroubled biological families in the united states. what is the who's writing it and where was it leaving to be seeking to bearings we seem to turn to the news to take heat for the medium is the message and this most by will mean when the planet is now the method for defining licked of reality each night if it's not on the news it didn't happen right. american and european politicians pledge their support for the ukrainian opposition at a major munich security conference raising some eyebrows. where there's a new democracy all down feeling street riots that are becoming more and more violent to promote democracy russia's foreign minister hits out at the west with accusations of double standards when it comes to the protests. syria demands an apology from america's top diplomat threatening to pull out of direct talks with the opposition if they do not get one that says the

. >> you might have heard of rosy the riveter, talk about katarina the restaurant owner. >> everybody else is doing their best, if everybody is doing their best then we are just -- we have to win. >> in the heart of kiev the police have veapped. veapped -- evaporated. the rag tag bands of the hundreds are in charge. this is the seed of tower. >> the future of the country is being decided inside. outside you see vitaly klitschko giving a speech and even here, his security are the citizens brigades. >> a professional service they're not. their head protection, designed for construction workers or in this case snowboarding. despite the do it yourself armor, they have a command structure and their presence pressurize anyone who will take power. >> they want to reboot the system. >> reboot the system? >> yes. >> and the opposition seem to realize. >> they move the government away and if new government, if bad, they move us. >> down the block the citizens brigade also controls the cabinet office. to some it may seem as if a building as important as the pentagon is being guarded by boy scout

rosie a rose go is the president of the mexican commission trafficking women.she says it is important not to make the mistake of calling the women prostitutes because they do not sell their bodies willingly. criminals force them into prostitution and they are raped 30 or 40 times a day. maria survived her ordeal. now she lives with a friend who has been through the same experience. she is studying law and wants to use her skills to fight the theappers -- fight traffickers. her kidnappers were jailed for 20 years but she had to sit for two days before the public prosecutor's office before anyone would listen to her story. it has to may -- be made clear to men that women are not product, she says. there is not a for sale or for lease sign on us. i don't know when we lost our ownes, when it became ok to us or treat us as if we belonged to them. back in juarez, a group of parents are protesting about the authority's failure to act. eight organizations estimate there are three new cases of missing women per day. sylvia and maria refuse to give up. they pay regular v

to those kids through a hallway calling phenomenal and what i'm saying is overall it's an amazingly rosy picture in that adopted kids international as well as domestic are treated better than regular kids growing up and i'm troubled biological families in the united states. know c.n.n. the most obvious news. but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be. that was funny but it's close and for the truth and might think. it's because one whole attention in the mainstream media works side by side with actually you look. at our teen years we have a different approach. because the news of the world just is not this funny i'm not like damnit i'm not. you guys stick to the jokes i will handle the stuff that i'm. of the nine hundred fourteen though scenario. because the united states is becoming the dominant force on every continent but brian when it when we look at about the calculations and strategy i have to go back to iraq afghanistan libya and in that's all recklessness in my opinion you know the u.s. policy resembles those w

rosie is the president of the mexican commission against the trafficking of women. says it is important not to make the mistake of calling the women prostitutes, because they do not sell their bodies willingly. criminals forced them into prostitution, she says. they are treated violently and raped 30-to-40 times per day. she survived her ordeal and now lives through a friend who has been through the same experience. she is studying law and wants user skills to fight traffickers. forkidnappers were jailed 20 years, but she had to sit for two days at the public prosecutor's office before anybody would listen to her story. it has to be made clear to men that women are not products, she says. there is not a for sale or for lease sign on us. i do not know when we lost our values. when it became ok for them to treat us as if we belong to them. back in ciudad juÁrez, a group of parents are protesting. there are not many statistics about how many are missing. organizations estimate that there are three new cases every day. sylvia and maria refused to give up. they pay regul

access to those kids soon all recalling phenomena and what i'm saying is overall it's an amazingly rosy picture in that adopting kids international as well as domestic are treated better than regular kids growing up in untroubled biological families in the united states. or london. the whole world is all. of the original one a father one on the end there a father to hang up the courts that building at the end of the street another one the more transparent society gets the money or the pot the tears become we see military and state and police forces mobilized against people who blend into the city who inhabit the city the more people trust electronic devices the more defenseless the. fear that it is a thousand on. good lumber a tour of human. mission to teach me. why you should. only. headlining tonight on r.t. international traditional family values take center stage. to protest against the policies of. machine guns. to the syrian. rebels massacring dozens of civilians there including children. comes into force in ukraine as the country. taking sides.

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. >> coming up, we talk to a kansas city florest who is trying to maintain a rosy outlook amid stiff competition that valentine's day. you're watching "real money". al jazeera america. >> for many couples valentine's day is all about the money. sales have dropped, and owner sheryl white said they are 31-year-old family business is losing out to online floral companies. shiryl joins us now. describe what the trend has been like and what are you doing to compete? >> well thank you, david. i appreciate it. what we're doing is--i think what the problem is we're still doing the same amount of business. we're getting less money for it. a lot of online sellers are not really florists. they just put up some pretty pictures and then they take the orders and we the brick and mortar florist are doing the work but they take 27% of the revenue out of our orders. so what i think we're doing a lot of us are doing is trying to identify who those people are who are not florists and not do their work. >> is it possible to also should the flower industry do a better job and the brick and mortar stores

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the cbo critique this week is this is a group that was pro-obamacare, helped it get enacted with its rosy economic forecast now saying it is negative for the economy. >> why is the white house pushing back and redefining this and saying this is a good thing. this gives people an opportunity not to work if they don't want to work? >> because they have no choice. if you pass a law that the entire country hates and is getting slammed with headlines about how people are losing their health plans and their doctors and paying more, and now you also get hit with a report saying this is undermining the engine of the economy, you basically have no choice but to send out your economists and come up with a bizarro explanation suggesting underemployment is awesome. that is what they said this week. so this is a political way of trying to extricate themselves from this poll. it's still a problem for them, especially with midterms coming up. this report adds another amount of fuel republicans will hit them on. >> what about the point the white house brings up. that this actually liberates people from j