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cory johnson is with me as well. rudy standard fare. one thing that did check me was when asked if you could see into our internet relapse you will not be worried about anything. labs you wouldng not be worried about anything. >> i will say that for all of the bluster that comes out the withny in public events apple is known for bluster, when a ceo says to a shareholder new things are coming, then he has to do it. you can talk to the press all you want and make themes up to your customers. you have a fiscal responsibility to shareholders. >> did he really say something? >> he talked about the success apple has had in their business, saying they have more money in the last year than any other companies than those who draw oil. they are the most viable company in the world. i would argue that it is not. >> there was also a shareholder that asked about apple's more aggressive policies. he says i care more about climate change that about all of you making money. out of our stock if you do not like that. >> this is why i hate covering these e

rudy. >> good morning, commissioners. thank you for letting mepeak my apologize i'm a little bit in the evening i never get used to that. i'll do my best (laughter) >> so i'm rudy i'm the executive director of the alliance here in san francisco we've been serving and saving lives for 20 years some of the rough it community in san francisco and some of the poor itself in san francisco and we have a motto it takes a hood to save to a hoodie got there from katrina when i was in new orleans. some of the people from the hood are the worst people but they help us out. i generally strongly sport support, true more they've helped our community out. we created a program called the pathways had helped 50 kids presented local employment and educational opportunity for the kids it's been beneficial to work with them and the commitment and the realness i believe what they're doing is helping the community out so you know the 50 kids we started in 2013 and so i just want to say i support them and in full and appreciate what they do for the community. finally m

joining me now is rudy giuliani. mr. mayor, good to see you. >> good to see you, jake. >> i'm learning that the governor's office is also going to be fighting back against "the new york times," which first reported on david wildstein's letter on friday and a story that had to be corrected, the christie team is pushing out today's editor column which says that "the times" should have flagged that they made a change to the story. they are also including a whole bunch of attacks on "the new york times" for how the story was misreported. they originally said that wildstein said he had evidence as opposed to wildstein asserting that evidence existed. do you think that this is going to be effective, to attack the new york times? >> well, i think to correct the article, it's necessary to point that out. i commend "the times" for making the correction. it seems to me that any newspaper can make a mistake and they have now corrected it and put it in the proper con tech. it's unfortunately if they did the original one because it l

me. i'll never wear another pair of handcuffs or shackles ever. >> maybe it took this for you to do that. >> yes. >> like beauchamp, rudylso anticipating a release from prison. but with only two days left to serve on his eight-year sentence, he's in the midst of a meltdown. >> is this what i have to do to get someone to [ bleep ] listen to me? they won't [ bleep ] help me out! >> gonzalez was moved to a holding cell after cutting himself again after a dispute with staff over his rec time. >> i did one, two, three, all at the same time. it was so bad, i cut my vein, it started squirting. i'm trying to make it home, but at the same time -- >> he's cutting his wrist bad. he's been suicidal before. now you want to put him in a cage for no reason? >> an inmate in a neighboring cell appears to offer gonzalez some support. but things aren't always what they seem in prison. >> when he gets out, he's got all this hatred, he hates women and he's a rapist. >> that's the case with the baseless accusation coming from the inmate in the next cell, meant only to rile up someone else or perhaps just pass the time. gonzalez in fact is se

me she wouldn't keep saying this. but she's 89 years old. if you have elderly parents or grandparents, you know that -- they speak their mind. >> all right, here with reaction. mayor rudyme like dreamland. i remember this place before i was mayor in, '92, '93, '94. >> i remember, porn, heshookers drug dealers. >> now disney behind us. >> crossroads of the world. where people come more often. the center. and, it's fabulous. you should have this set every night? >> you know what, i hope they're listening. i'm with you. we had a lot of fun down with joe theismann throwing the football. is jeb, does he have difficulty because his dad and brother were president? >> first let me say he is a remarkably well qualified. if you had asked me would i be comfortable with him as president of the united states. wow, yeah. i know him for a long, long time. everybody has difficulties. we could go through all ten candidates on each side. they have plusses, minuses. >> i think there is one on the democratic side. >> well she has some of the same problems, the name, been around a long time, plusses, minuses to it. jeb is an exceptional guy. really talented guy. so i hope, hope he is a can

los niños podrían no darse cuenta >> rudy sabe lo que es trabajar sin seguro de salud >> he tenido dos casos laborales, en los cuales tuve que buscar abogado porque no mermedad >> es por eso que lorena (...) la asambleista ha promovido una ley que protega a las personas en sus días de enfermedad en sus trabajos >> el 80% de quienes trabajan por hora no cuentan con este derecho >> ivan pascal ha trabajado por mucho tiempo en la empresa de los restaurantes y sabe el impacto que puede tener >> esta iniciativa esta muy bien, porque hay enfermedades que a uno le agarra, pero los billes se siguen pagando y nbosotros tenemos que seguir pagandole a nuestros empleados >> de convertirse en ley le costara al estado entre 30 y 50 millones de dólares al añlo >> en san diego california, noticiero univisión >> a veces los agentes que están para hacer cumplir la ley, la violan >> es el caso de algunos ofociales del sur de méxico, que no solo hacen vista gorda ante el abuso sexual, sino que se aprovechan >> solapado por la policía municipal, ellos son los principales explotadores >> se basa en testimonios como de esta jovencita que fue obligada a prostituirse por su no

me she will run. she is taking but i saw rudy do the dance when he was going to run against hillary clinton. is exhausting. >> also he just darted making money enjoying his life and a sick as well. it did not seem appealing. he ran for a few months but it never seemed to like his heart was in it. in the private sector you start making money it feels pretty good. liz: remember her campaign against obama? per staff did not pay the bills. pay for the doughnuts. >> i don't eat to doughnuts. liz: i don't either. >> do you eat bagels? >> all the time. >> how do you stay so slim? >> triathlon. we are next to each other in the gym. apple ceo who bets big cave in to carl icahn $40 billion share buyback over two weeks is he handling over the leash? the apple round table debate. jay leno had the average -- a great sendoff even the president of the united states had some words. >> jake, you made a lot of jokes about me over the years. i am not upset. on a totally unrelated know i have decided to make you to my new ambassador to antarctica. have fun in your new post funny man. [laughter] ♪ ♪ [ male annou

me. wasn't there a third person who was convicted in this trial? >> yes, third person, rudy guede, he was arrested in 2007 with them. he admitted to being there the night of the killing, admitted to having sex with meredith kercher. and admitting to having placed the bloody hand print. so there is a third person in all this. >> there is a third person and he is in prison in italy? >> yes is, serving a 16 year sentence. >> is it clear the relationship between the united states and italy, these are allied nations, wouldn't extradition automatically be the case if italy asked? >> well, the attorney we talked to says it's hard to beat. extradition is hard to beat, but the u.s. does do it often. there are cases where we have had citizens abroad that have been convicted of crimes, that have not been extra died. in 2003 a bunch of cia agents that were convicted in italy for abducting an egyptian cleric. but it's political you know part of the government they're doing the job that they were told to do. so in those cases that's weighed here and is it a private citizen, is it a politi

me, you know, all this time, you know? i wanted justice for her. >> former texas ranger rudy jaramillo never knew irene in life, but he spentgating her death. now, she is never far from him. how long will you keep that picture behind your desk? >> probably until i'm not here on this earth anymore. i don't see a reason why i should take it down. >> do you think irene is watching over you and grateful that you're doing this for her? >> i think she watches over all the family. >> family members admit there were times when they considered giving up. >> i went to her grave to tell her, i've done all i could, i've given it my all, because i want closure on this. i'm tired. 17, 18 years of doing research on the case. i went to her grave, sat there on this nice, beautiful, sunny day, and i was literally telling her, good-bye, irene, and that hurts because i promised her i would never leave her. i would never leave her behind, and i heard this little like flapping, and it was the most beautifulest white dove, and it just flew over, landed, turned around and just sat there and looked at me. and i looked at it, and it was so beautiful

. >> does rudy guiliani nazi analogy hold up? >> let mely as a mayor, but a launch he actually was a superb lawyer. we disagree on this. i would argue the nazi analogy does not hold up because the nazis were members of a government that had declared war on the united states and on which we had declared war. the president and his people -- i don't know how this leaked out, but it did and now they admit it -- are contemplating killing an american, specifically protected in the constitution. so if this guy is a bad guy as they claim he is that, is an insufficient basis to execute him without a trial. can they kidnap him? can they arrest him and put him on trial? yes, yes and yes. >> you brought autopsy great point. how did this leak out? how are we having this discussion in the press when this should be perhaps be behind closed doors. >> i wish i knew. i don't know how it leaked out. as of yesterday afternoon, the government wasn't saying anything. last night our intrepid catherine herridge reached out to the government and they said, okay. y

it seems to me that would be a fundamental reform that maybe could people could agree on. >> rudy. >> the ways and means committee and the appropriations were unified and that was placed you could coordinate spending and revenue and so on. all we have got to do is persuade the congress to merge the appropriate finance committees and we will have the problem solved. >> anyone else here? >> in terms of the rationality of our debt limit does anybody recall that in the budget that we submitted in february of 200n administration when we are running budget surpluses and it was projected that within a dozen years the debt held that the public would be paid off. well within those dozen years that debt limit would hit its limit again. because of the fact that the debt subject emmett included debt not held by the public. could it be more clear? >> i remember it really well. larry probably remembers too the early part of the administration and certainly the treasury had this debate of wondering this -- what this was going to mean because the critical importance of the treasury debt markets not j

me. there we go. >> i will bring it back to the distinction between appropriations and spending versus the debt limit. i want to start rudy on a eparate issue. as we look at the debt ceiling and have these panic moments in 2011, the most common thing people say is there must be a etter way. you have thought a lot about this, is there a better way? >> certainly there are a number of better ways. basically i fundamentally disagree with larry. there is a paradox here. they always say to be effective in negotiations, you have to be willing to shoot the hostages. we have never been willing to do that in the 100 years of the ebt limit. the real place to negotiate over spending and tax matters and including entitlements is when you are debating the budget resolution is when we set our targets for spending and revenue. having a separate debt limit, i don't think it has served much f a purpose. it has not brought about fundamental reforms in and titled man's. one of the biggest things that happened around the debt limit was the big flaw and that was bipartisan. you hardly heard any mention of holding on the debt. in terms of what

me she won't keep saying this. but she's 89 years old if you have elderly parents you know they speak their minds. >> here with reaction is former new york city mayor, rudyis place before i was mayor in 91, 92, 93 filled with porn, drug dealers. >> now it's fabulous. it truly is the cross roads of the world thchl is the center. >> you should have this set every night. >> i hope you're listening and i'm with you. i'd love to do it. we had fun with the football. is jeb, does he have difficulties because his dad and brother were president? >> he's remarkably well qualified. if you had to ask me would i be comfortable with the president of the united states? yes. i known him a long, long time. everybody has difficulties. we can go through all ten candidates on each side they have pluses, minuses. >> i don't think there is one on democratic side she has some of the same problems the name, been around a long time. >> i mean jeb is a exceptional guy. i mean, this is a really talented guy. so, i hope he's a candidate. because it would give the country i think we have good choices the competitiveness would improve the field a lot.. >> i was watching fox's coverag