ruben is a doctor. they met online. now comes the hard part. breaking the ice. clumsy conversation and all. >> a girl, we don't sweat a lot. okay. >> reporter: there their online pokes and winks translate to real life love? it is a cringe worthy quest repeated all over the country and around the world. >> it's match.com. >> reporter: 113 million people visit online dating sites every year. it's a $700 million business. no longer creepy or taboo, it's how 74% of singles now look for love. >> the biggest thing we've been able to do is get people talking about online dating. >> reporter: and at the forefront of dating's digital frontier is a little company called ok pew picupid. >> we think that dating should feel more like going to a bar than going to a shrink. >> reporter: with a tiny office and just 18 self-proclaimed dorky dudes running the place, ok cupid has catapulted itself from obscurity to near dominance in the online dating world, boasting more than 7 million users. >> here's the preliminary release for different program groups. >> reporter: their succes

pero luego llegó rubén lira, el padre de su hijo, luego llegó rolando, que eran muchachitos más jóvenes >>> no, esperate, lo estados unidos digo, es que sigue el mismo patrón y no le ha funcinoado >>> pero no veo, entiendo, en realidad, dónde está la vulgaridad? número 1, es una mujer soltera, 2, es una mujer libre, para salir con quien quiera, siempre cuando sea mayor de edad >>> es una mujer publica, una señora que pasa de los 44 años, y tiene una niña que necesita un buen ejemplo de mamá más pasional y cachonda que yo hay otra, y en la perra vida, vas as ver, parezco grosera, el cuento que no me verán de esa manera >>> tú a tu nivel, no te atreverías a hacer semejante cosa en público >>> pero sí te atreves a decir groserías en televisión? >>> yo les quiero recordar que en octubre de este mismo año, en mes pasado había confirmado que había regresado con el padre de su hija >>> hace aproximadamente un año fue cuando ella intentó tener una relación con rubén lira, que estuvimos en su casa, y lo declaró publicamente, dijo no voy a obligar a este hombre >>> y debido a eso, el mes pasado h

ruben santana. [applause] >> our next awardees for business is a son and mother duo, who are extraordinarily well recognized for their achievements with mama art cafe. mr. paulo cabezas opened mama art cafe in 2004. he's cure rated over 70 art exhibitions. it's been dedicated to the international and local artists. in addition to the promotion of high quality organic and fair trade coffee under the brand "mama," which i'm sure his mother enjoyed, they've received numerous awards and recognitions, including the 2009 small bills of the year in california's eighth senate district award and the 2010 san francisco convention and visitors bureau only in san francisco award. please join me in applauding paulo cabezas as he approaches the stage. [applause] >> his mother, also known as cruzita, and the friendliest person of the excelsior district -- [applause] -- is a night tiff of el salvador. in 2004 she accepted the invitation to join mama art cafe as a representative. gradually she decided to pursue her

booming is a new employee named ruben. >>> making money in the new year.alk about your investment options straight ahead. first a look at the top stories -- >>> the air force says it does not think a missing f 22 pilot survived when his plane went down tuesday in alaska. it says there is conclusive evidence that captain jeffrey hanety not eject before the crash. >>> a federal judge in california is tentatively allowing a class action case against toyota to proceed. plaintiff, suing the automaker over recent skeacceleration and brake problems. the first civil action in the u.s. since the automaker recalled millions of vehicles. >>> in chicago a strange way to play a football game. illinois and northwestern are meeting today at a baseball stadium, wrigley field, to be exact. only one end zone will be used for offensive plays, because of concerns that the other end zone is too close to the stadiums right field wall. >>> all right. it may seem lard to believe, but 2011 is just over a month away and it may be time to jump back into the stock market. so says our

so that's pretty good. >> reporter: and ruben's take? the evening i did ask her if she wanted to kiss me. and she said yes. >> reporter: sounds like it could perhaps be another match made in cyberspace. i'm jeremy hubbard in new york. >> using their databases they've been able to compile interesting information. for example they realize men who use and start their messages with howdy rather than hey have a 40% better success rate. here's one we all probably secretly knew. women who show cleavage in their profiles have up to 79% more success than women who do not. >> yeah. there you go. i mean, i'm not going to say much more than that. although i will say it's all about the connection in here, vinita, it's about the heart, it really is. we're going to leave you with that. >> i like this adult music. >>> in case you missed it, the ama awards last night, american music awards, were on. we want to give you a quick recap of the big winners. because of course this is what everyone will be talking about today. the night really belonged to justi

rubén hermani nos cuenta por qué. # sorprendente ¿verdad?s, y para lograrlo planea comerse un tren!! así superaría el actual récord de un hombre que se comió un avión. le deseamos suerte. pero recomendamos no imitarlo, porque podría ser peligroso!! # regresamos a la ciudad de méxico, donde está favio alejo con javier corona, el padre de familia que realizará un acto que requiere de mucho control mental, pues pondrá en riesgo una de las partes más delicadas de su cuerpo!! toda la familia nos ha dado impresionantes muestras de control mental..y esperamos que este nuevo acto salga bien!! adelante..# pobre perro!! no estaría mal que le enseÑaran algún numerito!! ¿verdad? gracias favio!! recuerden que todos los actos que han visto esta noche son muy peligrosos y no deben ser imitados. # bye bye.# eso es todo por hoy muchas gracias por estar con nosotros...

so that's pretty good. >> reporter: and ruben's take? >> towards the end of the evening i did ask her if she wanted to kiss me. and she said yes. >> reporter: sounds like it could perhaps be another match made in cyberspace. i'm jeremy hubbard in new york. >> using their databases they've been able to compile interesting information. for example they realize men who use and tart their messages with howdy, rather than hey, have a 40% better success rate. women who show cleavage in their profiles have up to 79% more success than women who do not. >> yeah. there you go. i mean, i'm not going to say much more than that. although i will say it's all about the connection in here, vinita, it's about the heart, it really is. we're going to leave you with that. >> i like this adult music. [shouting] [swords clank] watch out! give me all your treasure! imagine what a little time can do for your family. ah, ha! take that! to provide help and hope when you need it most. visit your life your voice dot org for e-mail and live chat, or call anytime 1-8

booming is a new employee named ruben. >>> welcome back.ryone, hope you are enjoying your saturday night. hey, how are you? >> i'm great. dahlia. i want you to take a look at this. first up for the critique, bristol palin's last performance on "dancing with the stars." ♪ >> you can definitely see she is nervous. she is concentrating on her steps which limits her movements, et cetera. from my watching "dancing with the stars" you can see she is improving every week for sure. but, you know, it definitely needs a lot of improvement. rannier come in here. you are from allure dance studio in atlanta. what did you think technically about what she has done. >> what we teach our students and when we perform we want to have a presence and energy and as you know in show business, we want to have this energy that presents outward and performs. it does look like she is not a performer. >> okay. hang on. let's look at the brandy performance. roll that one and we'll talk about it. ♪ >> so here is the thing as you look at that. it looks good. i don't know

el toque preciso para que reyna aprovechara....ruben romano protesto por la jugada pero el arbitro la la jugada....el america necesitara meter dos goles para poder eliminar a santos... santos podria perder por uno a cero y todavia clasificaria. julio cesar chavez jr. con un record de 40 peleas, una perdida y 30 ko's dice estar en forma para su proximo combate frente a alfonso gomez, el proximo mes...esto dice el pugilista. vamos a los partidos del futbol america de la n f l y comenzamos con el ultimo de este dia que jugaron los bengals de cinci y los jets de nueva york.....y este senor que va hecho una bala se llama brad smith y es su segundo recorrido de 90 yardas luego de un despeje.... hiba tan rapido que hasta dejo un zapato en el camino al igual que jugadores contrarios...el primer acarreo fue de 60 yardas....los jets y en otro partido, los cowboys de dallas no lograron mantener una leve ventaja luego de remontar un marcador adverso y terminaron perdiendo el partido........los saints solo en el primer cuarto ya ganaban 17-0...los cowboys de dallas y su pateador david buehler trat

this is -- and jamie ruben was making the point that this is harmful to diplomacy. i'm sure it's not helpful, but sophisticated diplomats know when they say something, it may get out, even if it's done in private. there are private meetings where there's no note taker, where only the senior people are there. and if there are notes, cables, they're given higher classification. apparently, those are not part of what wikileaks has. so we're getting a very mid level examination of what goes on. not a high level. >> you are not saying, are you, that this is much adieu about nothing? >> no, of course not. and it's serious and the attention it's received, i think it's appropriate. the press is to be commended for dealing with this responsibly. the "the new york times" which had advanced access said they are withholding some data that might harm operations or reveal sources. so it's being done in a more responsible way at their level. but as they pointed out, wikileaks is going to put this out and somebody is surely going to publish all of it. i mean, i guess at some point

representante de texas, charles gonzález el primer vice presidente será el también congresista de texas rubéna. charles rangel sea censurado por la cámara, sería la más dura pena que pudiera aplicar a los representantes ante porque su exclusión está descarta descartada.15 maleteros pusieron en riesgo la seguridad del aeropuerto de miami según la denuncia, recibían dinero de pasajeros para dejar pasar maletas adicionales o sobrepeso que no eran sometidas a revisión. hablaremos de una joven que dice consiguió préstamos estudiantiles para estudiar en la universidad y ahora asegura haber caído en una trampa. un futuro mejor, nos dijeron que era gratis que no había que pagar nada. >periodista: como muchos quería el futuro mejor más rápido. mejorar porque son 8 meses y así puedo empezar a trabajar y estaba buscando la manera más fácil, después de comenzar los estudios de contadora clínica al sur de la florida. >> yo asistía en las noches. y que mejor esperaba unos 6 meses para regresar. dice que comenzó a dudar si la decisión de inscribir en la institución privada y no estatal había sido la correct

booming is a new employee named ruben. >>> hello, everyone. i'm cenk uygur from the young turks.fey. and democrats start an internal war. and one for thing for fun, i have a special message to the first lady later in the program. let's get started. the president welcomed members of his own party to the white house on thursday, but it was not a friendly get together. by all accounts the marathon three-hour meeting quickly turned into a venting session where mild-mannered bill nelson of florida let the president have it on issues ranging from the bush tax cuts to the start treaty. according to politico. one senate veteran

the suspect, richard ruben paid a visit to police headquarters. >> we had reports of a male walking into the police department holding a gun. >> he said that the gun was not working and used it to break an outside window. police stopped him with their taser and placed him under arrest. >>> two police officers testified today. defendants are charged in the case and officer gary lewis testified in martinez. manuel ortega claimed he had been drinking with the girl and saw nothing wrong. ortega said quote, "i didn't rape her. she wanted it." the hearing will continue tomorrow. >>> christien kafton reports if two men and one women are connected to a string of recent crimes. >> reporter: a police responded to an armed robbery call this morning spotting this call -- sparta this luck -- spte2:00 th arrested three suspects a. >> the female is 20 and females are 21 and 22 years old. >> no more incentives -- no names at this point. >> reporter: they want to see if the suspects are responsible for an overnight crime wave. >> we had eight straight robberies within a 24 hour period. that is what the i

booming is a new employee named ruben. >>> welcome back to "news nation."waiting to hear what punishment long time new york congressman charlie rangel will face. just this morning he was convicted by a house ethics panel of 11 of the 13 ethics violations he was accused of. they include financial and fund raising misconduct. luke russert joins us from capitol hill. what is the range of punishment rangel is facing? >> reporter: after a two-year investigation after the possible wrong doings of charlie rangel, it only took a few hours by his house colleagues that serve on the house ethics committee. it will now go to a sanctions hearing where the committee that tried him will make a recommendation o the ethics committee of what his punishment will be. the ethics committee will take a vote on that. they will put it to a full house if they deem it should. the worst thing that could happen is expulsion. if that would occur, two-thirds of the house would have to agree. there could be a reprimand, or he could be told to pay a fine. there could be instructions for hi

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his 18 years old, richard ruben kalkins. detectives believe he may have lived at this at this apartment. we're live in front of vacaville police headquarters, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, jade. >>> oakland police are looking into weather three people arrested after a high-speed police chase are also connected to several armed robberies. the suspect crashed after a round-trip chase across the bay bridge that reached speeds of 100 miles an hour. two men and one woman took off on foot. but officers did catch and arrest all three. officers believe the car was stolen and the suspects could be linked to several street robberies and one home invasion robbery on monday night. >>> the second day of the richmond gang rape case's preliminary hear something underway. once again, testimony is emotional and security is tight. kraig debro joins us more from martinez. good afternoon, kraig. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. you will see how tight that security is in just a few seconds. the second day of this prelimina

early pay discount, we were able to invest back into our business by hiring more great people like ruben terms get your business booming? booming is a new employee named ruben. >>> we are back with a look at our nation's most committed environmentalists in honor green is universal week. since the 1960s our guest has shown unwaivering dedication to living green. from recycling to composting, ed begley jr. has led byç example. he is here with me in studio. it's good to see you. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for doing all the green things you're doing here. >> well, you're the pioneer. everyone talks about your efforts. some say before al gore, ed begley jr. was on this. >> al has been leading for many years. but i have been doing it since 1970. that's 40 years. >> what started this? >> living in smoggy l.a. my dad liked to conserve. he turned off the water. turned off the lights. that's the way you lived. he died a few days before the first earth day. so i was very inclined to do something to honor him. i started doing all this stuff back in 1970. >> so dearly 40 years has it fel

booming is a new employee named ruben. >> time for the "news nation" gut check. outraged after a school bus driver took an unscheduled detour, dropping their kids off at a police station, instead of dropping them off at home. the bus driver said he made the pit stop because the kids, all in junior high, were misbehav r misbehaving. some chose to get off the bus and walk home. many of them, more than two miles away. and one student's mother says they should not have been allowed to walk. >> they should have been forced to stay on that bus or kept at that police station. and every parent was called. >> so the school district says the disruptive students will face disciplinary action, but what about the bus driver? should he be penalized for the disciplinary detour to the police station? what does your gut tell you? go to newsnation.msnbc.com to cast your vote on the question of the day. and take a look at what the "news nation" is saying about yesterday's gut check. should school photographs, school pictures be air brushed? 34% of you said yes. a retouched picture

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booming is a new employee named ruben. >>> let's take a look now at what the week ahead will bring fore white house to hollywood, these are the stories expected to grab the headlines. we begin tonight with what's on the horizon for the president. >> i'm ed henry in washington. on tuesday, the president has a rare joint appearance on the road with vice president biden. they'll be in coke mow, indiana, because unemployment is 12.7% there, bad but not as bad as last year, where it was almost 22% because of layoffs in the auto industry. it's gotten better because of bail-outs for chrysler and he wants to talk about that. and then he'll be pardoning a turkey and a quiet dinner for thanksgiving at the white house. >> it's a huge holiday travel week ahead. we'll see whether the public cooperates with the tsa's body scans and new invasive patdowns or whether protesters make thanksgiving travel an even bigger headache than usual. >> i'll paul steinhauser at the cnn political desk in washington. sarah palin's in the spotlight this week. her new book," america by heart," hits the book shelves. an

booming is a new employee named ruben. >>> so it is the hot button issue this holiday travel season. those intense security patdowns at the nation's airports. the tsa says it is a necessary measure, but critics argue the searches go too far. former republican senator and potential presidential candidate rick santorum is blasting the new rules. >> i think tsa has gone overboard. if the threat was coming from 92-year-old women, i would expect my mother to go through enhanced search, yes. okay? but that's not where it's coming. and we just need to be smart about it and quit being so politically correct about it. i think it's offensive and i think you'll hopefully see the house try to do something to stop it. >> pat buchanan is an msnbc political strategist and democratic analyst karen finney. good morning to the both of you. pat, do you think we'd be hearing complaints about this if we weren't so far removed from 9/11? >> we'd hear fewer complaints about it, alex. you have a very good point. that detroit christmas bomber was carrying the would-be explosive in his underwear. and in saudi

. >>> a suspect in a double homicide is in custody. 18-year-old richard ruben calkins shot three people and then went into a police department. we have more on a bizarre story. >> reporter: cries of sorrow as relatives arrived at the apartment this morning. a woman seriously hurt here. two young men murdered. relatives say the 20 year old richard perez was killed. police arrive at 1:50 a.m. finding a woman bleeding outside and then inside -- >> there were two men inside that residence who also had gunshot wounds. they were dead. >> reporter: in the apartment kitchen window two bullet holes. police say the gunman is 18-year-old richard ruben calkins who walked here and smashed two windows outside. police tased him. >> noncompliant. refused to comply with the officer's directions. he did use an electronic control twice to subdue him. >> why would anybody want to hurt him? does this suspect know him? >> why does anybody want to hurt anybody? >> reporter: as investigators work through the day, friends of the other victim and the injured woman, his girlfriend, were in shock. >> we played foo

booming is a new employee named ruben. >>> we await the opening bell on wall street.uick talked about gm's ipo t.ceo is going to ring the opening bell on wall street wisconsin ear a few seconds away from. i'm sure this is one of the days where the obama administration wants to point to this and say "see, this federal bailout was worth it." let's listen to the opening bell. >> they're revving. >> little sound effects. >> do you get snit revving the motors. no more mr. good wrench. they got rid of that brand oovps. they're narrowing the focus. it's going to almost be valued as much as ford they think after today. >> very interested to see how much money taxpayers get back. >>> still ahead, voters hoping for change. we'll break down the results of our latest poll next. >>> first, what do house republicans and roger maris have in common? the answer and more ahead on the daily rundown. wall street is getting back on its feet. but the financial landscape is still full of uncertainty. in times like these, you need an experienced partner to look out for you. heads up! and aft

early pay discount, we were able to invest back into our business by hiring more great people like rubene plum card's trade terms get your business booming? booming is a new employee named ruben. >>> big crowd about 2,500 people on the campus of southern methodist university in dallas for the official groundbreaking for the complex that will include the george w. bush library, among the beepal that we have been seeing there is former vice president dick cheney. you know, he had a series of health problems, looking frail but expected to speak there at the ceremony. we'll keep watching that for you and dip in now and again. it will be a little while, we think, before the former president will speak. there he is. there is the former vice president making his way on the stage and, again, he'll be speaking there today at that groundbreaking. we've also been watching what is going on, obviously, in the economy, its implications for this new congress and one of the things that really is hurting a lot of families, grocery prices on everyday foods. milk, eggs, skyrocketing and richard lui has bee

booming is a new employee named ruben. >>> they're looking forward to their wedding and we must giveng to do. a great day for our country, the family and prince william and kate. >> many remember the iconic wedding of prince charles to princess diana. the world is once again captivated this time with the engagement of their eldest son prince william to kate middleton. joining us the royal biographer mark saunders. mark, thanks very much for coming in. they gave a joint sit-down interview. i want to play this clip. they talk about how they first met. >> we met at university, at st. andrews. we were friends for over a year first and it sort of blossomed from then on. we spent more time with each other, had a good giggle and realized we shared the same interest. she has a really wonderful sense of humor which helps me because i have a dull sense of humor. >> i'm bright red when i met you and scuttled off being very shy about meeting you. initially he wasn't there for quite a bit of the time. it take a bit of time for us to get to know each other. we did become very close friends from qu

government homes the rim brand the crew make the choice to feel the montagues or turn the oil on the rubens hotel . i guess this is all see coming to life from moscow to check on their minds. shifting focus nato tells russia it's not a threat and won't small scared to join a new missile defense shield while the lives approves a new post cold war strategy nation the aegis have also discussed the war in afghanistan with twenty fourteen muted as a pullout date and a deadly legacy as the concrete cup covering chad knoebels nuclear corneas that. divots live scientists worry about what hidden dangers my lurk and to meet. russia considers changing the law to give binds all communities such as a state of prison for my crimes. as the headlines up next our special report about american academic norman filkins to give an ardent critique of israel and the us middle east policy here's a bottom who started strong reactions with some calling him a self hating true with others see him as a big can of asst gratian stay with us for an up close portrait next here in our city. i'm not saying i was an absolutel

booming is a new employee named ruben. >>> right now on news nation, what's the solution?and body scanners builds at the start of this busy travel week. the tsa says its procedures are evolving, but to what? this afternoon also a growing call for another p, profiling. a serious problem the u.s. figuring out its next move after

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booming is a new employee named ruben. >>> great to have you with us.news coming to us out of aruba. the prosecutor's office says a jaw bone recently found on a beach does not belong to natalee holloway. holloway as we all remember disappeared on a high school graduation trip five years ago. michel michelle kosinski is on the phone for us to where he down t break down the details. what does it mean? >> reporter: it means nothing because it's not connected to it. that was the big question, is it or isn't it natalee holloway. if it was a piece of a jaw bone that blopged edbelonged to her woulden the only piece of evidence in 5 1/2

booming is a new employee named ruben. >>> we have breaking news to report now. reporting that the write-in candidate in the alaska senate race lisa murkowski is the poernt wapparent winner of . >>> also breaking news on the house leadership. ja john boehner has been elected the new speaker of the house. he says this is the dawn of a new majority. eric canter will be the majority leader and nancy pelosi wins as democratic leader with a vote of 150-43. [ coughs ] [ breathes deeply, wind blows ] something wrong with your squeegee, kid? uh, i'm a little sick. sick?! you gonna let a sore throat beat you? you're fearless! ahhhhhhhhh! atta boy! [ male announcer ] halls. a pep talk in every drop. >>> here's a look at how stocks a doing today. losing some ground in today's session. kind of a tough day on wall street. all the major indices are trading lower. today's meeting of european finance ministers ending with no agreement for a financial lifeline. irish and eu officials are working to stabilize the banks to keep the crisis from spreading to other fragile economies c

booming is a new employee named ruben. ♪ new york, concrete are where dreams are made of ♪ ♪ there'sdgement, good morning jungle, good morning, this is "cnn saturday morning." a check of some of the stories topping our cnn news pulse. the manufacturer of two popular pain killing drugs voluntarily pulling the pills off the market at the request of the fda. the government says the risk of heart trouble from darvon and darvocet outweighs. the benefit. they've been off the market in england over time. we turn to georgia at our world headquarters, senior federal judge retiring from the bench minutes before pleading guilty to drug charges, resigning was part of a plea deal for jack camp, 67 years old. he took the deal were prosecutors who dropped weapons charges against him. he did admit we a relationship with an exotic dancer that revolved around drug use. >>> also, 2012 the presidential campaign is taking shape. i wonder who first lady barbara bush, former first lady barbara bush is going to back for president. there's a good chance it won't be sarah palin. >> -- read about sarah palin?

early pay discount, we were able to invest back into our business by hiring more great people like rubenrd's trade terms get your business booming? booming is a new employee named ruben. >>> vice president biden was talking with some real heavy hitters about stark, the nuclear treaty that they want to rerat ify the administration does with russia. listen to some of the people that are there james baker, kissinger, madeline albright and let's listen to what the president just had to say a few moments ago. >> also a cornerstone of our relations with russia and this goes beyond nuclear security. russia's been fundamental to our efforts to put strong sanctions in place to put pressure on iran to deal with its nuclear program. it's been critical in supporting our troops in afghanistan through the northern distribution network. it's been critical in working with us to secure all vulnerable nuclear materials around the world and to enhance european security. we cannot afford to gamble on our ability to verify russia's strategic nuclear arms. and we can't jeopardize the progress that we've made

booming is a new employee named ruben. >>> big news this morning about those controversial patdowns andbody scanners at airports. the tsa has agreed to let pilots skip those procedures by showing two forms of i.d. instead. so what are your rights? joining me live now from san san, the founder and spokesperson for fliersrights.org. good morning. i'm curious what rights fliers do have here? any way to avoid the patdowns and body scanners and still get on a plane? >> if you opt out of the scanner and you are preselected for screening, there's not much of a way out of it. in other words, when you buy your ticket, you're assigned a code on that little scanner. and it will tell the ticket agent and the tsa agent whether or not you've been preselected for additional screening. in that case, there's not much you can do unless you're under the age of 12. if you are under the age of 12, you can ask for your child to be deselected. opt out of the scans and don't wear any metal. make sure you have no change about your pockets, no metal in your undergarments or on your body. that's the best chance o

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booming is a new employee named ruben. >>> the ratings are good but some critics have not been kind toah palin's new reality show. including an alaska teen who posted his bad review on facebook. what came next is a new controversy for the palin family and a cautionary tale to parents of teenagers everywhere. dr. pinsky is the host of "celebrity rehab" and "love line." on the one hand, willow and bristol palin are being loyal to their mom. but i want you to read the facebook posting reportly put up by willow palin. you're so gay. i have no idea who you are. you're disgusting. she said this, tre, stfu, a not polite way of saying be quiet. and then went on to say what most would consider an anti-gay slur. it's very ensensitive, maybe going beyond that, bigoted and homophob homophobic. >> it's a 16-year-old acting impulsively. i see two sides to what happened here. one is that young people being the subject of such intense aggression and scrutiny through social media has got to be overwhelming. i know you must have a twitter site or facebook and i imagine you and i both get our share of ne

early pay discount, we were able to invest back into our business by hiring more great people like ruben how can the plum card's trade terms get your business booming? booming is a new employee named ruben. >>> the shellacking the democrats took in the election and questions over who should lead the house minority going in to 2012. today's vote to be postponed and we have confirmed that 19 other representatives signed on to the petition to stop it, to stop this vote, at least until after thanksgiving. but it does look right now like nancy pelosi is going to win the top spot. congressman anthony weiner joins me now. good to see you on this windy, washington day. pretty emotional, heated, sometimes fiery yesterday and the democratic caucus. a lot of people, obviously, who are still upset and some members who lost had their say. do you understand the concern about reelecting nancy pelosi? >> i guess so. we have to remember, she as the speaker, all speakers to some degree get blamed. it was the same way with newt gingrich and tip o'neill and that's what happens when you run the organization.

early pay discount, we were able to invest back into our business by hiring more great people like rubenere. how can the plum card's trade terms get your business booming? booming is a new employee named ruben. >>> as the united kingdom awaits an announcement on the specifics of the royal wedding, a new look at the man who would be king. brian williams sat down for an exclusive and rare interview with prince charles. he asked the heir to the british throne about his son's impending wedding vows. >> do you have words of advice for your son, william, embarking in this in an even worst media environment. >> don't take the advice of the media is my advice. >> how could he possibly -- >> it is very intrusive, indeed. i feel for him deeply because in my day it was difficult enough. >> the anchor of nbc "nightly news" brian williams joins me now. you get to go with the future king and take a little stroll. >> pretty fancy. >> have a little conversation. >> you get to come home and you don't get to keep any of the stuff. didn't steal a thing. tempted. i have been telling everybody all day in my

booming is a new employee named ruben. >>> taking a look now at some of the stories making headlines.ine that's got people's attention. the name of it is inspire, reported to be published by al qaeda. it's calling last month's bomb plot out of yemen, the bombs aboard cargo planes they didn't blow up but still in this online magazines al qaeda is calling it a success. the publication again thought to be produced by al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, based in yemen. also by an american citizen who is also living in yemen. >>> also look at the pictures now. massive flooding taking place in colombia right now. the president has declared a state of emergency for just about the entire country. at least 136 people dead, another 200 plus hurt. there's more rain in the forecast, the situation could possibly get worse before it gets better. >>> also back here in the u.s. now, president obama is getting into the ongoing debate over the new tsa screening measures. he says patdowns and body scans are necessary to assure airline safety. critics objecting because of privacy concerns. the vatican is

the world the ruben's hotel. we would be twenty four hours a day this is. the russian capital top stories now this hour russian businessman await sentencing for trafficking in prison after his extradition from thailand which moscow says was illegal. u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton in the senate to ratify a nuclear deal with russia republicans have dealt a blow to the obama administration progress. and its forty years since the soviet union's first remote control. tank landed on the surface of the moon the machine revolutionized space exploration and paved the way for the day satellites and space tours. with more news. on when the second world war ended it closed a period of heroic service and self-sacrifice for some but for others it's a stain on their past i'd rather forget as some of the survivors have been been telling me that's in our special report next. visits to this house from leo frankl street in central budapest are by special invitation only even the sign marking showed a computer store bell is missing in your street by vandals or the int

was a local in the final of the paris small stars for the second year running battled it out with ruben sword link in front of the home crowd he knocked out to federer in the semi spots was unable to go for the double french open runner ups willing to put up with these and held on to secure his second title of the season in the second set tiebreaker six one and seven six two this week in the final. now as the seventeenth annual russian tennis awards were held in moscow over the weekend the nation's cream of the crop were all in a full out red carpet mode for the event because usually accepted the best male player would he want to two minutes and twenty eight san reached the semifinal of the u.s. open becoming russia's no. the one ranked player and world number ten large part of the ceremony was dedicated to up and coming players who are expected to shine for russia in the near future these fourteen year olds are said to be the best reserves that russia has at the moment well number two and do a semifinalist expectedly won the best female player of the despite a quite successful seasons

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booming is a new employee named ruben. >>> our offbeat reporter pete dominick here.erstand you were catching up on reading if. >> last weekend they had the pew research poll. i love to take the test and see what i know. i do three hours of radio and talk to you every night. 88% of americans knew that bp ran the oil well in the gulf. only 46% knew that republicans took over the house. 26% knew google's phone software is android. did you know that one? >> yes, i did actually only because of my son about. >> and only 15% knew that the prime minister of great britain was david cameron which i understand that one. but my question is, are we -- i often say i'm not like bill maher and say americans are stupid. maybe we're apathetic and don't care about things that are important. >> now that there's so much information available to us people are self selecting what they learn

early pay discount, we were able to invest back into our business by hiring more great people like ruben the plum card's trade terms get your business booming? booming is a new employee named ruben. >>> a new aaa report says improved economic conditions will boost travel this year by more than 11%. but the focus this week is likely to be the controversial new airport screening rules. joining us with the latest from london is the contributing editor of "travel" magazine, sean o'neill. so sean, first up, do you think the tsa had any idea this was going to cause so much kroe controversy, these new rules? >> i think it took them completely by surprise. it's been seen by their reaction. earlier this morning the tsa says they're not backing down from any of their policies. but on friday they caved into the two pilots unions. pilots insisted they did not want to go through the screenings, and now they no longer have to. >> what about flight attendants? they want the same treatment. >> it will be interesting to see how that plays out alex. this week one out of every five flyers is likely to have

booming is a new employee named ruben. >>> before getting to today's "sound of sunday," a quick checkilout from its financial crisis. fears that ireland will be swamped by a crisis in its banking sector have put a strain on the euro in world markets ppt. >>> palestinian president mahmoud abbas says he will not resume peace talks with israel unless there's a freeze on settlement in jerusalem. israeli hardliners says they will reject any plans that includes east jerusalem. >>> hillary clinton aappeared on three shows to push for immediate ratification of the u.s./russia missile reduction treat. showing her diplomatic skills, she confronted republican reluctance with the gentle art of reassurance and a republican hero. >> i think that the questions that are being asked by republicans deserve thoughtful answers, and every one of the administration stands ready, from bob gates to jim clapper, the head of the director of national intelligence, because we all see it in the same way. and we're in the tradition of both republican and democratic presidents going back to ronald reagan, who famou

ruben was barely seven at the time when germans were shooting jews he and his family spent three days heidi across space under the floor. of residents realized clearly that germans would not stop until all the jews were exterminated disappoint the barbed wire around the ghetto some jews did manage to escape from dog enough they hid in the woods with the participants. and by august nine hundred forty two two hundred survivors had joined the many of them were women and children. of two sons organize a big march of their citizens over their territory. through the german russian lines to safety into into territory. later the jews nicknamed part of cynical like you c.e.o. who was put in charge of the march the moses. he was the commander i think he had was a fifteen or sixteen part years and this was was but pence and the rest of us where at two hundred seventy two hundred seventy people as i said children. who started this beak unprecedented and unique march. we've covered about thousand five hundred kilometers despite all the precautions on several occasions germans almost discovered the