tonight, she is one of two rosies who are co-hosting "the view" right now. rosie perez is here.alled "with a little help from my fwends." with a "w". the flaming lips and fwends from the at&t outdoor stage. [ applause ] grace potter will be joining them. by the way, i can do almost anything. i can show any mood i want. angry, sad. really, all i can be is happy or sad. but i have magnets all over my body. and i've never been happy. how are you? >> guillermo: i'm hot. >> jimmy: will you wear that to make love to your wife. >> guillermo: no, never. >> jimmy: never. that would never happen. what, making love to your wife? >> guillermo: no, the costume. >> jimmy: okay, because i think that little hole comes out. >> guillermo: no, it doesn't. >> jimmy: it does if you concentrate hard enough. well, our first guest, with a very funny show, "brooklyn nine-nine." please say hello to andy samberg. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] [ playing "tron" theme >> jimmy: you look great. welcome, tron. that was impressive. >> flynn doesn't mess around. >> jimmy: that changes the tron costume around. >> it'

arrest., we're risking >> that was rosi carrasco in 2012.at that point, she had lived in the united states for 18 years. now it has been 20 years. she is originally from mexico, and came out as undocumented after her daughters did so first. she is one of the parents of the so-called dreamers who could potentially benefit from obama's executive action proposal. and ireri unzueta carrasco is an undocumented immigrant and recipient of the deferred action program. she's also a member of organized communities against deportations and undocumented illinois. the daughter of rosi. welcome both of you to democracy now. can you respond to the latest news of the possible issue of executive order by president obama? for having us. this is something that we have been fighting for. we've been organizing for. i think it is a step in the right direction. president obama will do what he needed to do a longtime. i know he can grant the deferred action. it tolly, he will expand cover as many people as he can. we are happy to get to this moment and we will cont

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one thing rosy way it didn't do was make abortion private. sometimes i look up from reading about the latest onslaught against abortion rights, while i have been riding this introduction, louisiana passed laws like those forcing dozens of texas clinics to close, missouri legislators has a 72 hour waiting period requirement for its sole remaining clinic and montana health center that perform abortions as part of a family practice was trashed beyond repair allegedly by the son of a prominent local abortion opponent. i think how strange justice perry blackman's opinion in roe versus wade was all about privacy but the most private part of a woman's body and the most private decisions she will never make have never been more public. everyone gets to weigh in, even, according to the five conservative catholic men the supreme court, employer. if the ceo of the hobby lobby crafts store chain, a sick of the business, decides emergency contraception are banned by god he is entitled to keep them out of his health care coverage even though he is wrong ab

. >> how about ring around the rosie?ve the history of ring around the rosie, they're talking about dead people. it was to keep the smell away. >> does that offend you? >> not at all. it is interesting. words and labels can offend. teach your kids something, teach proper grammar. >> i want to keep talking, but that is not going to happen. record snowfall slamming the second straight day, some participated to get 6 feet of the white stuff by this afternoon. do you know the street value of that? working to help drivers trapped in their car, and it is not over yet. kids have long been blamed for holding women back in the boardroom but a new study says not so fast. researchers claim what might actually be holding you back. while every business is unique, everyone is looking for ways to cut expenses. and that's where pg&e's online business energy checkup tool can really help. you can use it to track your actual energy use. find rebates that make equipment upgrades more affordable. even develop a customized energy plan for your

. -- rosie the riveter just do it. just talk to them. and let them tell you what it was like. but it's such an honor to have you here and thank you for your participation today and good luck to all of you. [applause] >> also at the conference for military veterans, two medal of honor recipients from the vietnam war. they talk about the reasons for joining the military and how their metal changed -- medal change the perceptions of those around them. this is about 40 minutes. >> good morning. can you hear me? the medal of honor is awarded by the president of the united states in the name of the u.s. congress. the medal of honor was created in 1861 and several years later on march 25, 1863, the first medal of honor was presented to u.s. army private jacob. since then only 6,000 have been awarded. to america's soldiers, sailors, marines, and coast guard's men. -- coast guardsmen. 3,470 represents a very small fraction of the tens of millions of women who have served in uniform. as of today, there are only 79 living recipie

. >> the prospects for young people are not rosy, despite panama was economic growth. he and his fellow campaigners want to change that. there is still plenty to do in the health sector as well. people who cannot afford patient contributions have a problem. in their larger hospitals, blood is in short supply. surgery is only scheduled for patients that donated their own blood in advance. in rural areas, the situation is even worse. sometimes doctors are at their wits end because there is not enough logic treat patients. this 28-year-old asked himself what could be done. a friend and a doctor, he felt that something had to change. on this particular day he is off work after finishing a night shift, but he always looks in at the blood bank to see what's needed. >> my twin brother and i were born prematurely and we needed blood transfusions in the pediatric hospital. although there were people that helped in donated blood, it was hard for my parents back then. many years later when i went to university to study medicine i noticed the situation was the same. that is when i

but at the same time, let's not exaggerate the rosy picture either. what we need is a healthy balance between optimism and pessimism. we need to view the situation for what it was. but at the same time, we all have to be confident that we will get there. we will get where we want to get to because that's what our people want. >> many difficult choices still lie ahead. the process of reform is by no means complete or irreversible. for many, progress has not come fast enough or spread far enough. people need to feel safe in their homes. and not subject to arbitrary harassment by horts, or individuals acting with immupu y impunity. >> take you now to a story we continue to follow in ferguson, missouri, in the u.s. bracing now for new unrest as a grand jury prepares to rule on whether to indict a white policeman for the killing of an unarmed black teenager. many are on pins and needles waiting to see what happens. attorneys for michael brown's family are supporting the missouri governor's call for peaceful protests. all of this as the jurors hear from a f

they are lobbying for a national rosie the riveter day. a congresswoman here is on board with her.atic members have signed a letter to the president. rosie the riveter lives on. >>> i think we saw rain on the peninsula. >> we talk about the rainfall coming in. it has been so long with our drought. to see this many storm systems in a four-day period. we will track oall three in a fw minutes. it's dry out in but that's going to change soon. >>> a live look over oakland where a new fbi report finds oakland leads the state when it comes to crime. >> is the city getting a bad wrap? >> crime rates play a big role in our day to day lives. some people decide where to live based on crime stats. candidates for elected office promise to fight crime. narrowing down which cities have serious crime problems is an important task. for some, these are the sounds an images that come to mind when thinking of oakland. >> violent crime is going down across the country but not in oakland. >> it surprised few when news outlets labeled oakland california's most crime ridden city last week on the heels of

from rosie o'donnell in plain view on "the view" to senator barbara boxer. >> how are you?e evidence as she met with the u.n. secretary general. nothing subtle about toby keith spitting his gum into the crowd. or joaquin phoenix sticking his wad on letterman's desk. at least president obama didn't pull a pretty woman. >> and speaking of pretty women, there's china's first lady. she used to be a huge singing star. so what does russia's president do while waiting for the fireworks? he drapes a shawl of blanket over her shoulder. within five seconds, she discretely slips it off and replaces it with a coat brought by an aide. in china, the moment was obliterated by the censors while in the west, headlines popped up like got a bumps. putin flirts, putin hits on china's first lady. it wasn't a big deal. it wasn't like he got caught checking out a princess' cleavage. but putin might do better covering himself. come on a little flirting chivalry. is that enough to rub people the wrong way? now this is rubbing someone the wrong way. and if you ever saw this at a summit -- >> sorry.

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. >> he was told that he would never walk again but dan rosies defying the odds. what he says he forgot, about being able to stand. >>> bob? >>> good for him. good morning. we are off to a good start this morning as we go for a ride north bound lanes of 202 rolling up through malvern heading up towards king of prussia, big game tonight in south philadelphia. we will check rest of the roads and sue has game will pretty nice sunrise as you can see from this view from the camera at philadelphia international a airport and bob kelly will tell you about the cars. at least they are a all moving this hour of the morning. so you will need your shades today, satellite and radar picture showing just a few clouds around but as we mentioned, it is a gorgeous sunrise and a cold front waiting in the wings. you can see boundary line stretching from lake ontario all the way over to montana and you can see some snow, in the dakotas and even over into minnesota and wisconsin this morning. that is their problem. but, of course, cold air will be our problem by end of the week, eventu

you've got a couple rosies -- >> couple of rosies and a a nicole. >> jimmy: and a nicole, which is great >> jimmy: that's why we watch you guys. that's why it's called "the view." it's not the "same view." >> well, that's what i thought. but, you know, sometimes people get all freaked out. >> jimmy: oh, don't get freaked out, guys. it's a show where people have views. >> well, i had to check people a couple of days ago. >> jimmy: yeah, you did. >> i did. >> jimmy: you have to. >> yes. >> jimmy: that's part of the game. >> --on me. >> jimmy: no, that's all whoopi. >> unless you got a check. >> jimmy: nobody puts whoopi in the corner. you know that. >> no, no! >> jimmy: nobody puts whoopi in the corner. [ cheers and applause ] >> no. >> jimmy: we've got your back. >> thank you. because i don't like the corner. >> jimmy: then, you're also doing "top five." >> yeah, oh, yes. >> jimmy: gosh, "top five." this is chris rock's new movie. man, oh, man, he went for it on this one. >> he has done such a a magnificent job. >> jimmy: this is the one. >> that you just go, "oh, thank god!" >> jimmy: it

custodia de los niÑos, estamos muy bien, la relaciÓn con rosie esta muy bien, nos respetamos muchÍsimote es mejor hablar y preguntar, y siento que yo a lo mejor pude hacer eso, hubiera hablado, yo hubiera marcado, mandarle un mensaje, un texto, pero yo lo respeto, lo quiero mucho, es mi tÍo y si algÚn dÍa me necesita por algo, que lo dudo, pero aquÍ estoy. >> ahÍ estÁ la situaciÓn sigue y seguirÁ, la famillia rivera siempre da mucho de quÉ hablar. >> vamos a cambiar de tema, felicidades a chiquis. >> este estÁ buenÍsimo, bueno ni tan buenÍsimo para paulina rubio,se me hace vergonzoso, oficialmente paulina rubio ya es mujer soltera, se le entregÓ el divorcio de nicolÁs colate, y se dio a conocer que va a recibir la cantidad de 450.000 $ dividido en 3 aÑos, va a recibir 6000 $ al mes. le deseamos lo mejor a los dos, quÉ bueno, que por lo menos esto ya se solucionÓ, ya estÁ el dinero repartido, Él pedÍa la pensiÓn, y se le concedió, y tendremos la reacciÓn de la madre de paulina rubio, la actriz susana dos amantes. >> vÁmonos a otra cosa, la joven actriz elisa gonzÁlez hizo un super anunc

pero lo de la patria potestad es algo lÓgico que se veÍa venir, entre rosie y chiquis ha habido siemprero tengo fe de que va a llegar en el momento correcto, sino cerrado es porque dios no lo quiere, soy una persona de fe y entiendo que gracias a dios puedo embarazarme, eso es lo que me da fuerza en que me he embarazado en casos anteriores, pero estoy tranquila. >> lo logrÓ! (aplausos) >> es inevitable no compartir esa alegrÍa con alejandro espinoza, anoche estuve hablando con ella, felicitÁndola, por supuesto, le estuvo mandando mensajitos, y le digo quÉ crees que sea, y me dice que cree que saliÓ igual de pudorosa que la mamÁ porque cada vez que se quiere ver cierra las piernas. >> lleva mÁs de tres meses, por eso nos contÓ la noticia, justamente el lunes la vimos nosotros, y le dije, quÉ linda que estÁs! porque tiene esa luz, creÍ que era de ese tiempo que no la habÍa vuelto a ver, pero mamacita, y papacita, como le dije a mi querido anibal, la felicidad existe! >> parece ya un papÁ,y en vez de responderme, se riÓ, y despuÉs dije,claro que sÍ. >> la naturaleza es sabia, en el momento

. >> plus, how whoopi goldberg is angering one of cosby's accusers and rosie. >> harder when 13 womenuse you. what's the matter, you mad? >> whoopi amongst those remembering diane sawyer's husband, oscar winning director mike nichols. >> this man meant the world to her. >> and i'm with the country musician ready to come out as gay tonight. >> i couldn't be gay and be in country music. i went to great lengths to cover up that fact. today i get to tell the world that i'm an out, proud and happy gay man. >> and we take "the bigger loser's" new trainers down memory lane. >> "american gladiatort" pah. >> that was the new uniform. you welcome america. >> now "entertainment tonight." we love entertaining people. >> when will bill cosby finally answer all the women who are accusing him of sexual assault? will he ever talk? well, tonight we are talking to the reporter who tried to get mr. cosby to go on the record on camera. >> not only did cosby refuse to respond, he basically pleads for that part of the interview to be killed, but it wasn't, and fair to say with so many women coming forward

i'm susan kohlman the collective vice president of educated of san francisco i'm trying to look like rosy because i want to make the point that we do the work all of those amazing educators you've heard at most of the board meetings since we went into negotiations are evidence we need to hold onto the folks that are doing the work everyday in the way we make that more possible is to give the raise that people deserve so that we can stay in the city and continue to do the work we love with the students we care about i also want to note in the so we're talking about getting a contract settled and a fair contract you've heard from other speakers some of the things that were brought up in the special education advisory committee reporter duplicate proposals we've made and table we've made little motive at the spell education in the bargaining he respectfully ask i read the proposal around special education so we can continue to strive to do the best for our students who need us the most thank you (clapping.) thank you. >> so i have additional speakers for tonight. as i call our name, please c

he woke up from a coma and christmas day and reached for his wife, rosie. >> i don't know what to tell still in shock. >> reporter: almost just as miraculous, four months after the accident, miguel walked out on his own two feet. he has no plans to climb tall buildings anymore. but eddie and jesse are still jazzed by the heights. >> i get an adrenaline rush doing this. >> reporter: but for those world trade center window washers, 69 stories up today, perhaps they got a little too much adrenaline. for "nightline," i'm matt gutman in miami. >>> next, royal baby mania. how kate middleton's brother james is preparing for her next due date. helps you find a whole range of coverages. no one else gives you options like that. [voice echoing] no one at all! no one at all! no one. wake up! [gasp] oh! you okay, buddy? i just had a dream that progressive had this thing called... the "name your price" tool... it isn't a dream, is it? nope. sorry! you know that thing freaks me out. he can hear you. he didn't mean that, kevin. kevin: yes, he did! keeping our competitors up at night. now, that's progr

from "the view", rosie perez. our half and half halloween pageant.nd fwends. with cleto and the cletones. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everyone. whoa.

the economic and social dynamics in mexico are--i'm not saying that everything is rosy and peachy, but there are more jobs to be had. better wages to be had, and it's anchoring more and more people at home. before we start waxing lyrical about future flows at the border, let's look at the da a data, and what's been happening over the last three and four years in terms of those throws of people coming into the united states. it's flatlined and decreased. >> it was bad here. >> you can't spin this just as economic progress in mexico. it's a combination of factors. it's a very soft economy in the u.s. since 2009, especially in construction, housing, and some of the services areas where word of mouth is the best detonator of migrant flows. if people say there are jobs to be had in construction in long island, people come up. so a soft economy in the u.s. a much more dangerous border because of organized crime in mexico has muscled its way into human trafficking, and is controlling a business which until ten years ago was in the hands of mom and pop, who would bring people across. but now i

it's not like this is a perfectly rosy situation. go read the trustee report. some of the best information -- the congressional budget office puts out great information if people want to learn impartial stuff. you can learn more than you have ever wanted to know. if you go to the fist documentses it's a great place for people to start. >> great point. i think we are out of time. we need to wrap up. let me remind you about filling out evaluation forms. let me thank the panelists for doing a wonderful job. thanks to the academy for convening us this morning to hear about the important new study. thanks and have a good day. >> this week epd on end on the c-span network, more reaction to the elections. saturday night, a debate on the internet in the future. and friday night at 8:00 on c-span2, college professor and author from german-occupied paris during world war ii, saturday night at 10:00, and sunday night at 10:00, edward wilson, winner of two puli strks zer prizers. medal of honor rescipients reflect on their service in world war ii, vietnam and afghanistan.

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i'm susan kohlman the collective vice president of educated of san francisco i'm trying to look like rosy because i want to make the point that we do the work all of those amazing educators you've heard at most of the board meetings since we went into negotiations are evidence we need to hold onto the folks that are doing the work everyday in the way we make that more possible is to give the raise that people deserve so that we can stay in the city and continue to do the work we love with the students we care about i also want to note in the so we're talking about getting a contract settled and a fair contract you've heard from other spea

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. >> felix: "love is not time's fool, though rosy lips and cheeks within his bending sickle's compass> ava: you stay away from my daughter! >> nina: don't get so worried. it's bad for my baby. >> ava: [ crying ] my... baby. >> nina: you know, ava... i'm not gonna do anything to actually hurt kiki physically. i wouldn't do that. i'm just going to... dismantle her life piece by piece. i would have already taken away her boyfriend [chuckles] if my nurse, rosalie, wasn't so hung up on your boy toy, morgan. >> felix: "...love alters not within his brief hours and weeks, but bears it out even to the edge of doom." >> sonny: i hate ava... more than i have ever hated anyone. but she has that child, and that -- and that baby is our family. i've got to do everything that i can to protect it. i just -- i just don't know where to find ava. >> morgan: okay. dad, i-i lied to you. >> dante: no. no, he wouldn't do that to michael. >> anna: what, sonny not commit violence in anger? a.j. certainly made him angry. >> dante: okay. even if that was a possibility, sonny has an alibi. he was with duke when

you could duck under rosie's. >> you have a lot of friends trying to crowd in. >> well. everyone is welcome. >> reporter: pretty cool mom. >> yeah, she's the coolest. >> reporter: and as you see, they are almost finished cleaning up that quadrant of civic center plaza. this one will be done before 6:00. we were going to come back and show you the cleanup at 6:00. we'll be back at 6:00, but i think they'll be done by then. mark matthews, nbc bay area news. >> they are efficient. >>> i didn't mind getting rained on. it felt good. let's get a check. >> the timing didn't work out for the best. we have the heaviest rainfall before that rain really started to get going, and people managed just fine. the halloween forecast for tonight if you're getting kids ready. right now that sun will be setting in about an hour. do prepare for that rain. also the umbrella. note the temperatures, it's going to be cold out here with winds out of the west at 5 to 15 miles per hour. let's look at how much rainfall we did pick up. now the storm system is moving on the to the south and the east,

. >> we heard a lot about rosie the river, the generic description of female production workers who were not limited to building airplanes, they were building ships, vehicles, everything. after a little while the mechanics who assembled and disassembled new arriving aircraft in a theater of operation, learned that if they looked at a certain panel, behind the instrument panel they could frequently find pencils messages from rosy the river with name kama address, phone number, give me a call, soldier and if they were especially thorough they listed their call signs. >> many letters though you couldn't confirm was resulted. >> definitely correspondence, whether there were any hookups remains for investigation. >> we are starting to run down on time. i did like to give you a chance to talk about the personalities on the other side of the war. and i explore that side, and talk about in more enduring characters and a few eastern europeans and also the italian sort of style itself. >> a lot of people don't realize it lee was on both sides simultaneously in world war ii because after miscellany

i do not know if we can say that western europe is exactly rosy.growing as quickly and russia is really in the doghouse. the car market contracted by .bout 20% per month fiat, sales of 20% in western eu effectively but the just pulled out of russia, got to have a bit of an impact. notr problem there is it is the most popular brand. it is not just about economics but also when you think of currencies they are still importing their cars. taking a hit or they are asking consumers to pay an awful lot for the car considering the ruble has come down 30%. >> we will leave it there. another good month of sales for variety of reasons. >> we're heading to the trading day. we will be up a little bit of the start of european equity trading. all that looks gloomy. take a short break. sector isation challenging. we have to deliver every day. we're doing really only for our customers and we intend to keep doing that for long time to come. mccall was carolyn speaking to us earlier. she said she is staying at the helm. europe's second-biggest discount airline poste

and the current levels suggest that some of the rosie predictions may even be a little light. >> there is a saying in markets that never bet against the u.s. consumer. i think the u.s. consumer is going to deliver. the u.s. consumer has been very cautious, has slowly been building up savings. as we've seen job growth accelera accelerate, wealth go up and oil prices go down, that is all a great combination boding for a strong seasonal spending in the coming months. >> reporter: the indicating isn't perfect. retailers can reduce their hiring in november or cut back on hours worked if sales don't materialize, but the early indications are that they're optimistic about christmas sales. and that optimism does a pretty good job of previous districting just how much work santa will have on christmas day. for "nightly business report," i'm steve liesman. >> put that together with falling oil prices and you have a good recipe for holiday spending. >> i'll be doing mine. >> i will, too. >> thanks so much for joining us. that's "nightly business report." >> and i'm tyler mathisen. we're going to

volunteered to take part in a volunteer experiment, about, unique because she has an identically twin rosie involved in the study too. they're part of the most well researched group of adult twins in the world called the u.k. twins projects, in the kings college in london. they are conducting experiments on weight, and most important, gut bacteria. what they just found, according to lead researcher tim specter, is quite remarkable. >> how we respond to foods in very different ways and why some people get fat on the diet and oat lose it. >> cna in stool samples for 416 pairs of twins, they discovered a little known group of ancient bacteria, more probable in skinnier individuals than fatter individuals. >> the opposite twin who didn't we put those into mice and found that the one with the lots of mike robes would prevent that mouse from becoming fat and the other one who didn't have it became obese. >> pro-biotic material, doses would have to be tailored to match the recipient's genes. >> some more news before we leave you in the. secretary of state john kerry will hold more talks the deadli

. >> reporter: in a recent letter rear admiral brian rosie wrote a critical tenant of our ethos is i do not advertise the nature of my work, nor seek recognition for my action. >> making sure we're always quiet professionals humble in our work. >> reporter: susan levano's father was a world war ii vet and brother a vietnam vet and said they would have handled it differently. >> my father was the captain of the pt boat that rescued kennedy and he was always so humble and never talked about his experiences until now. now he's in his 90s. >> reporter: bill d'antonio, another world war ii vet, questions o'neill's decision to go public. >> there's a certain degree of heroes involved i wonder about. we're making hero out of everybody. we have real serious problems. >> he did what he did. he lives with it. that's all there is. it means nothing to me. >> reporter: doesn't bother you? >> not at all. >> i just worry about his safety. if bin laden is wanted dead, of course, they'll want redemption. >> i really didn't think it was appropriate to say i'm the one that shot him. >> reporter: why? >