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rosie mouths off. the donald culls her fat. rosie mouths off again. trump calls her a slob, i rule in favor of trump. called justice, folks. should have ended there. but now i'm rethinking my decision. and not just because barbara walters is now playing both sides like a sultry soft focused double agent. no. i have soured on trump because he went after someone i hold dear, secretary of state condoleezza rice. here's what trump said about condi yesterday. >> we need a negotiator. we don't need sound bites. we don't need people walking off planes waving, sitting with a dictator, waving, getting back on the plane, waving, and nothing happens. we need negotiator -- negotiators. >> stephen: listen to me you blow-dried chinchilla. secretary rice plays a high-stake game that you and i will never understand. she has got norad on speed dial. that wave could be a signal to nuke belgium. no big loss, by the way. you cross condi, and next year you could be doing the apprentice: gitmo. get higher ratings. jimmy, take away trump's victory sorry, the donald, but unt

. >> rosie habla como nunca antes. distanciada de lupillo. >> nos visita jamie fox y cameron dÍaz! >> vamos a revelar el sexo del bebÉ de ana patricia. >> llegÓ la hora de que encuentres a tu alma gemela! segÚn tu signo. >> te damos los mejores consejos para ayudar a tus niÑos a escribir su carta a santa! >> disfrutar la mÚsica de la Última relevaciÓn del pop. >> bienvenidos a despierta amÉrica! >> en la casa mÁs feliz de la televisiÓn hispana en navidad! ♪ >> buenos dÍas a todos! estamos muy contentos. alan y paul tienen dÍas libres merecidos pero estÁn alejandro y zuleika! estamos felices! >> nerviosa. >> vamos a descubrir cuÁl es el sexo del bebÉ de ana patricia! >> no pude dormir anoche me levantÉ a las dos. pensando que eran las cuatro de la maÑana, no tengo idea. quise guardarme Éste momento para compartir el momento con ustedes le agradezco al doctor cÁrdenas. >> ha compartido con nosotros momentos increÍbles. vimos tu boda y ahora el sexo de Ésa bendiciÓn. >> quÉ nervios... lo siento como si fuera mÍo! >> sea l

es la fÉ que ha mantenido a rosie de pie.e. ¿y si sprint pudiera cortar la tarifa de tu plan a la mitad y darte llamadas y textos ilimitados en estados unidos, y la misma cantidad de datos? ¿neta? no te creo toma y corta tu cuenta a la mitad. wow. no te pierdas el evento "corta tu cuenta a la mitad". entréganos tu cuenta de verizon o at&t y tus teléfonos viejos, y cortaremos la tarifa de tu plan a la mitad. nada caliente; tomo el agua. doctor, no puedo tomar nada frío, ...y siento un dolor. la sensibilidad es la respuesta dolorosa que experimentan los pacientes en sus dientes. bebidas frías, café, todo eso desencadena la sensibilidad. el remedio existe: sensodyne! la pasta sensodyne actúa dentro de las estructuras del diente y evita que se transmita el dolor. no es cosa de que me lo contaron; la he usado con otros pacientes y he visto... resultados >> la pelÍcula annie. una adaptaciÓn moderna del famoso musical estamos acompaÑados de las estrellas. quÉ emociÓn! me siento como niÑa estoy feliz con la adaptaciÓn de esta pelÍcul

and sometimes you get the crazy, i'm going it kill you rosie. >> travino proved both rosies could be. >> i want to touch it. >> staff warned me about this. she can actually draw people in. which she did on many occasions. and one of the stories that's very well known about rosie, among the detention officers, is that she actually developed a personal relationship with one of the detention officers. >> we just started flirting around. and i don't know. one thing led to another. i really thought she was going to set me up. i really thought she was working for the prosecutor. >> when travino entered into a relationship with one of the jail's female detention officers it was considered a serious breach of security. >> yeah. they wrote me up for being with an officer and that i was a danger to the facility because of her. because she knew the blueprints or whatever, you know? >> an officer and an inmate having a relationship is a tremendous issue from a security perspective. the concern is that the officer can do favors or can even potentially smuggle things in to inmates, whether that be

rosie rivera revela el gran secreto, los lenguilargos tienen los detalles.stÁ mario lobos. quÉ tal si comenzamos con lo Último en noticias. es referente al acuerdo. podrÍan modificar las leyes migratorias para los cubanos? >> creo que serÍa una consecuencia bastante directa... porque aunque ha ayudado muchÍsima gente tambiÉn la gente cubana ha sido sumamente abusada, vamos a esperar pero sÍ creo que al final si no la derogan se va a caer sobre su propio peso. mÁs adelante no va a tener razÓn de ser. >> estÁ la seÑora mÓnica nieto. cuÉntanos sobre su caso. >> mira. ingreso en el 2001. en el 2013 me caso. reporto a mi esposo a la policÍa por violaciÓn domÉstica. me gustarÍa saber si hay una forma de arreglar mi status. >> usted saliÓ del paÍs por mÁs de seis meses y regreso... cuando uno aplica por violencia domÉstica es importante que la gente pueda probar que las salidas usa -la salida suya fue para defenderse. si estuvo mÁs de 6 meses va a ser un poco difÍcil pero sí se puede probar que fue como consecuencia de la huida, de la protecciÓn o de algo relaciona

thank you. >> thank you rosie. >> good afternoon supervisors. i want to thank you for your leadership. i am september jerad and work as program director at the mimi and peter house fund and worked with the city since the 80's to ensure there a quality system of early childhood for san francisco children and families and especially the low income and want to be on record in full support of your leadership and this legislation and the role out of the office of early care and education to build on san francisco's legacy of working together and investing in cower kids to create an effective system and further close the opportunity gap especially for the lowest income children so thank you. >> thank you so much supervisors -- especially supervisor norman yee for providing this wonderful and necessary leadership in providing for our youngest learners. i am kim garcia mezza and work with a preschool in district 7 and preschool for all funded and most of the kids go on to san francisco unified school districts and i have been a teacher and i'm a parent

. >> bajo el lema de jenny vive los cinco hijos de jenny rivera y sus hermanos rosie, juan y gustavon amando y respetando sus hijos, gracias. >> en el homenaje interpretaron por primera vez un tema que grabaron con la desaparecida cantante en inglÉs y que muy pronto podrÍa salir en un disco de la artista. la cantante sheila fue bien recibida. los grandes ausentes fueron los padres de jenny asÍ como su hermano quien anunciÓ ayer a travÉs de su cuenta de twitter que cancelaba su presentaciÓn por motivos de fuerza mayor. se rumora que nuevamente podrÍa estar enfrentando problemas de salud. >> hemos estado tan ocupados, yo personalmente no sabÍa, cada vez que vemos algo asÍ nos intentamos comunicar porque la voz de mi hermano es un tesoro y sabemos que para un cantante es lo mÁs importante entonces vamos a orar por Él. >> rosie descartÓ que estÉ pasando por una fuerte depresiÓn. >> es un momento difÍcil pero una depresiÓn, no creo, yo no he escuchado nunca en la vida que mi hermano estÉ deprimido, sufriendo tal vez sÍ, extraÑando jenny definitivamente pero es un hombre fuerte y va a sali

are there going to be others that are going to try to become rosie trevino?n going to stand up and become the matriarch, so to speak, of the estrella jail? it's going to be interesting. i don't know what's going to happen. it will be empty. it will be empty nest syndrome, i think. we'll have to decide what to do with a-100 pod now.

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here's our rosie tompkins. >> in the race to stay one step ahead of infectious disease, we seem to beg. super bugs carrying drug resistant forms of disease like malaria and tuberculosis are growing fast. and today the threats to the human race are more certain than climate change. today, drug resistant diseases claim the lives of around 700,000 people each year. now, that's expected to leap to 10 million by 2050. compare that with today's deaths from cancer. 8.2 million each year. now, the stud zi goes further to talk about the economic impact, predicting global costs will spiral upwards to $100 trillion. a staggering figure, especially when considered alongside annual world gdp today. around $70 trillion. according to the economist jim o'neill who sted led the study, even that is an optimistic scenario. >> look at the cost of increased health care. and most importantly, it doesn't include stuff that has become so normal for our generation, or at least in the developed world -- hip operations, knee operations, et cetera, et cetera, all of which could become impossible. and it could be

rosy thompkins looks at a new report on drug resistant infections.sounding serious alarms about the so-called super bugs. >> reporter: in the race to stay one step ahead of infectious disease, we seem to be losing. super bugs carrying drug resistant forms of disease like malaria and tb are growing fast. and today, the threat to the human race from these deadly new diseases is more certain than that from climate change. that's according to a study commissioned by the british government. drug resistant diseases claim the lives of around 700,000 people each year. that's expected to leap to 10 million by 2050. compare that with today's deaths from cancer, 8.2 million each year. the study goes further to talk about the economic impact, predicting global costs will spiral upwards to $100 trillion. a staggering figure, especially when considered alongside annual gdp today. according to the economist who led the study, even that is not an optimistic scenario. >> it doesn't look at the cost of increased health care. and most importantly, it doesn't include st

. >>> letterman is next with rosie o'donnell. >> and we leave you with that house in newark. ( band playingte show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadway, across the nation and around the world, it's the "late show" with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. and now, the elf who wants to become a dental assistant... david letterman! captioning sponsored by worldwide pants and cbs

holding your hand ♪ ♪ we're gliding along with the song of a wintry fairy land ♪ ♪ our cheeks are rosie a close our west point holiday special. we'd like to thank everyone here at west point for allowing >> hi everyone. good morning. today is christmas. merry christmas. it is the 25th of december 2014. i'm anna kooiman in for elisabeth hasselbeck. pope francis delivers his christmas blessings to the world. the pope urging people to darkness.d even in moments we'll bring you to rome and bethlehem straight ahead. >> today "the interview" will be shown in theaters across the country after sony reverses its decision standing up to north korea refusing to cave in to the country. but if you are heading to the movie today, is it even worth seeing? that is the big question. or was the wait just a

. >> reporter: rosie has been complaining of pain in her kidneys. the local clinic rarely opens and when it does, it has little medicine. >> they didn't even have a mud house before. now they have buildings and they drive armored vehicles. where did they get this money from? >> reporter: there are thousands of people living here primarily from southern afghanistan. there is no electricity, no water, no schools. it is very obvious that pledges and donations from the international community have made very little if any difference to their lives. it would be wrong the say there are no improvements in afghanistan over the last few years. in 2002 only 9% of afghans had access to health care within walking distance of their home. more than $2 billion is spent on building roads, in 2002, girls' education was virtually nonexistent. now girls make up a third of all children in school. a lot of aid money has been is wasted. u.s. government gave around $3 billion for construction of this school near kabul. it remains defunct because the government can't afford

cantante jenni rivera sigue siendo recordada por sus seguidores--- take vo ---esta vez su hermana rosyn guanajuato para el 12 de diciembre con el titulo de "joyas prestadas"--- gaby ---el espectculo ser un viaje por la infancia de jenni desde sus primeras canciones hasta las mas populares y otras enfocadas al gnero norteÑo--- take vo/ --- lupillo rivera fue internado de emergencia en un hospital--- ---el 6 de diciembre lupillo tenia contemplado un concierto en el bronx en nueva york... pero por complicaciones de salud tuvo que cancelar este compromiso y posponerlo hasta nuevo aviso--- gaby ---a travs de su cuenta de facebook el cantante comparti un comunicado donde le informo a sus fanaticos de la cancelacin por causas de fuerza mayor--- ---por otra parte en instagram publicaron el justificante mdico de lupillo del hospital "aragon medical center"--- lorena/two shot ---y escuche esta historia! con las temperaturas frias, todos queremos mantenernos calientitos... lorena/take vo --- le vamos a mostrar unas imagenes que nos llegan de japon... se puede apreciar cmo monos se mantienen junti

. >> i would do anything to get rosy from the jetson's to clean my house. it's not just minimum wage, it's obamacare. no one wants to pay health care costs. it's regulations. there's no choice but be efficient. do we want robots in health care? no. deliver a bottle of wine on a friday night? heck yeah. >> gary b., is this the push for the minimum wage backfiring? >> i think it is. basically, unions are small and sometimes large cartels. they keep the price high like opec tried to do. they are started to turn into a dinosaur. you can't just force mandate arbitrarily high wages. technology is always coming along. a comment about companies being obsessed with profit. thank god bill gates was obse obsessed with profit. these people built whole industries, whole, almost countries, if you will. what's that? bill gates started out as a small business owner. he was obsessed with profits then built microsoft. whether it's automation or henry ford with the automated production line, these people made the economy better for everyone. >> they are not job creators. >> h

. >> hello, everyone my name is rosy a junior at balboa high school ethnic studies is very importantf all high schools and middle school for people of all ages in ethnic studies are students that take ethnic studies it's important we build a community full of color but every one of all raze we get to learn about the cultural background not only born in american but all around the world like everyone here eave built a community that love themselves and love all the people around them on the inside and outside and, yes i don't want to hear about your story but learn about all our stories together (clapping.) hi, everyone i'm kimberly i work at kohlman advocates but i'm a proud graduate of sfusd i went to bottle and graduate if independence high school and went to middle brain college that is an elicit school if vermont like another teacher from washington i wish i had ethnic studies i feel very strongly that students are not prepared for higher education unless they've gone to ethnic studies it takes a lot through a person of color to enter into an institution to hold our own you need

. >> it's kind of a rosy collection of blood underneath the skin.ith the pressure around the neck in his facial area, you can see where the blood expanded. it gave it a rosy hue or a roselike color to it. increased blood flow. second to distal pressure and around his neck, causes a plethora of blood in the region. >> still open, jugulars are closed. and pressure builds up. >> dr. davis, dr. koblinsky, thank you so much. up next, miami, chicago, other cities throughout the night and more information about the evidence presented. we'll be right back. surplus energy into the plant which generously lowered its price and tipped off the house which used all that energy to stay warm through the storm. chipmunk: there's a bad storm comin! narrator: the internet of everything is changing how energy works. is your network ready?" for most people, earning cash back ends here, at the purchase. but there's a new card in town. introducing the citi® double cash card. it lets you earn cash back when you buy and again as you pay. that's cash back twice. it's cash ba

rosie, i am a gay american. kids of color. who is right there?i think that is an interesting dynamic there. because often times you do have a lot of white liberals who seem to think they're more offended and think that, that they know what is best because of name calling or they want to be cool, we are down with the struggle or whatever. so that was an interesting, interesting dynamic. i don't think you see all the time. whoopi has an important point there. i think. it is important to distinguish, acts of racism. racism. the power over people. believing you are interior, superior, versus ignorance. a lot of ignorant people. >> degrees, right. not overt. you can't, you know, you are not made to sit in the back of the bus. implicit bias. >> right. >> understand legitimate cases. >> figure a we to work in a liberal into the conversation. >> it's true. they're the ones that think they're so enlightened. >> secondly. you raise an important point. impolice implic implicit. look at all the tests, i looked at. how they test. they don't give you time to t

you've got a couple rosies -- >> couple of rosies and a a nicole. >> jimmy: and a nicole, which is greatgree and it's kind of 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, "

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. >> rosy cheeks. is that natural?> this is showcasing the newest heir to the british throne, of course. look at him. >>> on saturday, taylor swift turned a whopping 25. can you believe that? >> she's been around forever. >> the stars came out to celebrate. the guest list included beyonce, justin timberlake, selena gomez, and many, many more. >>> angelina jolie will be not be at l.a. premiere of her own movie. why? she announced on friday she's been diagnosed with the chicken pox. >> great reason. >>> and congratulations to the new bride, amal clooney who according to barbara walters is the most fascinating person of 2014. i'm milissa rehberger with bill karins. this is "early today." we hope it is your first stop of the day on nbc. >>> leading the news in the l.a. times, northern white rhino one of six in the world dies at san diego safari park. the rare rhino died on sunday, apparently just from old age. attempts to breed him with a female white rhino at the zoo were not successful. poaching has pushed the species to

rosy >> we are looking at a very swollen river area. this is where we have the flood warning. giving you a shot here taken from stump town brewery. you can see how bad it is. a flood warning means that it is a reality. it is ongoing right now. let's switch over to our ktvu graphics. it is in the guerneville area. flood stage at 32 feet. it is peaking at 33.3 feet. some areas already reporting flooding in that area including right along highway 116. that should say 116 at drake road. it is right in here at forest vail. this is at the level where the trailer park begins to flood as well. be careful out there if this is your area. i want to back it up and show you that a widespread flood advisory will continue until 9:00 this evening. that is issued by the national weather service. be on your guard. you can expect some flooding as well as debris flow. before i let you go we'll take a look at where the rain is falling at this time. let's start in the north bay. we are continuing to see light scattered showers. it looks a little more widespread through napa. you can see the richmon

violation types in the districts we'll see nor information it's been a challenge i'm not going to print a rosy picture but something to address we are tracking those and looking at from the da's office of investigation and prosecution of manslaughter we need to track that i don't know the outcomes but we're going to be focusing on that. >> can i ask point out on the per actually of speeds we're going to have a budget analyst report the limit reductions and efforts to reduce speed limits i know that is coming up on the end of january thank you for that. >> and looking at the education we'll be murray vision zero and traffic safety laws we'll be doing a a public perception survey how many people are getting hurt and the pledges and see about the progress and the last type of policy changes of the things we've talked about that need to be achieved in the two years so we're going really committed to do that two year action strategies the mayor is supportive and we'll he'll be looking forward to this the pressure is on before the holiday and we'll be submitting it to the mayor's office to make his

laura kumack to follow and candace from cpac and sandy blackman after that and monica walters and rosy kennedy if you would follow monica. okay. go ahead. >> thank you very much for all your work commissioner yee and other members of the board of supervisors here, and others who are not present today. we look forward to working with the cac and continue doing the good work of the office so thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon supervisors . laura from [inaudible] san francisco. i am glad we're at this point and moving ahead and i look forward to the strategic planning process. thank you. >> good afternoon supervisors. candace wong from the child care advisory planning council. i think you summarized it commissioner yee and thanked everyone else but i want it to thank you for your leadership and pulling the folks together and the mayor's office and all members of the board of supervisors, members in the community and the school district and city departments and everyone to put together a very comprehensive piece of legislation and i think it's appropriate that the first action we'r

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