. >> boxeo positivo se mostro saul canelo alvarez en el campamento en san diego para enfrentar el perro >> soy peleador más rápido que el, pisa dentro del cuadrilatero pero le gusta el intercambio de golpes. >> la gala del evento de usa, en peso gallo, en el pesaje campeona como retadora dejaron en 135 libras, mc mcan se presenta con 7 víctorias sin derrota, en la previa pelea, (hablan en inglés) con cuenta spendiente a que comens se burla dando a conocer cosas en el entrenamiento, ambos dejaron bascula en 205 libras. >> el saul canelo alvarez la tiene dura ante el perro. >> será buena pelea. >> volvemos con más. >> ♪ . >> le aclaramos que agenbcia de transporte daran buses en (hablan en inglés) . >> los apsajeros podrán abordar tren en placent hill. >> buenas noches . >> buenas noches . >> gracias. >> es viernes 21 de febrero de 2014, estos son los titulares: ya son ocho las personas muertas en venezuela hay mÁs de 100 heridos y decenas estÁn en las rejas, mientras dan el Último adiÓs a la reina asesinada. espontÁneos, buenos samaritano salva la vida de un bebÉ en medio de una autopist

saul gitlin specializes in asian marketing. let's just step back for just a second. when i say chinese new year to you, year of the horse, how do you feel? what does that make you think? >> my background is actually in china. the first half of my career in the people's rig public of china -- republic of china. importante most holiday in the year, analogous to christmas in the united states. the one holiday that is broadly celebrated, the pause for festivity, and time off. for me, based on my background it feels like a significant moment in the year, even though here in new york city i had to work today. it has that magnitude of importance as a holiday. >> there are some retailers that recognize the importance of the holiday. new york already decorated for the holidays. is it a family holiday, doesn't revolve around a return to your local roots? >> it means that spring festival, and it comes on the lunar calendar of the onset of the spring planting season, so it is a time of renewal. as a holiday, it is steeped in traditions and icons related to fortune. that the next

. >> yeah, sure thing, jim. [ phone ringing ] >> this is saul. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: saulmiles is catching on. i think he knows the jokes are coming from the inside. >> i told you, you can't do these one joke at a time. you got to sell them wholesale. >> jimmy: but how? >> let's just say i know a guy who knows a guy who knows another guy who went to boy scouts with another guy whose older sister briefly dated another guy's brother whose cousin once shared a cab with a girl who knows a guy that deals meth. and he knows a guy who sells jokes wholesale. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: where is he? >> he's in the roots vehicle right now. >> jimmy: the roots vehicle? >> yeah. the rv. ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: roots. >> well, hey, jimmy. what's up, man? >> jimmy: i was just -- why is it so smoky in here? >> incense. >> jimmy: hey, i was told to meet a man here. he's a joke dealer. >> oh, yeah, you must be talking about gus. hey, yo, gus, somebody's here to see you. [ laughter ] >> i'm very pleased to meet you, james. >> jimmy: i hear you can move jokes. >> moving jokes is no obstacle. it

. >>> le vamos a hablar acerca de saul "el canelo " alvarez , que peleara ante el perro angulo deja en . >>> inicio medio plenitud madurez ? . >>> mucho por recorrer tengo . >>> aquí tenemos el partido entre león y flamengo boselli el 1 a 0 después al 68 franco pone el de la ventaja par aleon la victoria. >;>> hablamos ahora de guardado que debuto con bayer leverkusen provocó un penal por que fallo y en tiempo extra les anotaron donde fueron eliminados . >>> . >>> semi-final de vuelta de la copa del rey barcelona y real sociedad , lionel messi con jugadon se llevó a todo mundo . >>> carlos vela al travesaño en buena jugada casi sin angulo de gol . >>> gana barcelona en global 3 a 1 y avanza a la final hasta aquí la información deportiva gracias . >>> gracias alejandro . >>> regresamos después de la pausa ya volvemos no se vaya . >>> a sus 94 años doña victoria de origen salvadoreño recibió su certificado de naturalización la ceremonía está mujer orgullosa con la bandera de las barras y las estrellas nos vemos mañana a las 11 adiós y buenas noches ♪ ♪ >> gracias por acompaÑarnos en esta

. >> saÚl camina en busca de alguien que le dÉ una moneda para comer, se quedÓ sin dinero en el largo poder comer. >> Él forma parte de una nueva oleada de migrantes menores de edad que han detectado las autoridades mexicanas. >> una de las causas es que estÁn haciendo mayores operativos. >> segÚn las estadÍsticas, tan sÓlo en un aÑo, el nÚmero de niÑos y adolescentes que viajan solos en los estados unidos se ha incrementado en un 100%, y casi 30 veces en cuatro aÑos, ante este fenÓmeno, algunos estados como nuevo leÓn, han tenido que abrir las puertas de institutos como este, anteriormente dedicados a niÑos maltratados, y ahora estÁn los enviados por la migra mexicana. >> se da una educaciÓn integral. >> permanecen desde dos semanas hasta un mes, hasta que son deportados a sus paÍses de origen, pero los menores son mÁs propensos a convertirse en vÍctimas del crimen organizado. >> estÁbamos muy asustados, porque nos dicen que en tanto la delincuencia, y eso, no podÍamos subir mÁs. >> quÉ pasÓ finalmente? >> rodeamos y acabamos por el mÁs adelante. >> rodearon para sacarle la vuelta a

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quien resulto ser el sargento saul jaeger de la policia de mountain view cabe destacar que es un delito relaciones sexuales con personas menores de 18 aÑos en california... la policia pide la colaboracion de la comunidad... especialmente si hay alguna otra victima del ex profesor... edelman se encuentra encarcelado en el condado de santa clara, y podria presentarse ante un juez posiblemente el viernes. outro las autoridades desconocen aun si esta persona ha cometido este tipo de crimen anteriormente blanca ---en san ramon, el departamento de policia arresto al pastor de una iglesia presbiteriana por presuntament e tener relaciones sexuales con una adolescente de 17 aÑos. =vo= ---ayer martes el fiscal del condado de contra costa, present una demanda contra "yo bin im" de 33 aÑos quien enfrenta varios cargos de delito mayor. ---segun los investigadore s, el religioso originario de corea, alojaba en secreto a 2 jovenes fugitivas... en la iglesia y en su casa. ---"im" se encuentra detenido bajo una fianza de 180-mil dolares. blanca ---un informe del comite de las naciones unidas sobre los d

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came saul was gone oh no next would really help me. through today the reason why i get up and go do what i do every day you know when i go to work for. me. as first responders to emergency calls the skid row fires. back in the mid seventy's the city made a policy that skid row would be a contained preserved area much like an indian reservation or a ghetto where the unwashed wanted would be contained literally. for. that it would be easier. if you're one of the other important things to understand about skid row is that it's not primarily a homeless population and people tend to think it is and it's really critical people understand that because if you think of skid row it's primarily a homeless population that's one set of issues with one set of solutions then you build large shelters and if you do it the way some people at city hall would like it. skid row is principally endangered low income residential community in the fifty blocks of skid row there are sixty five what we call single room occupancy housing without this people would

and from that time on he was no longer governor salo goodness or so saul's ago. the letter a camera team inside the building. the atmosphere is calm within and outside the opposition leader takes a few minutes to talk to us. it was the criminal community free one direct power for the people you know the people who lost their rights. one always remains the right to rise up. if you didn't know what the poem is not passed him by helping in half. i'm staying teaching and into my brain. the ninety s and the truth will triumph multiple times the powers that be known on the heated seat. helping us take it again only strong. watch him only after this the steel grey. nearby the regional parliament is holding a special session. it is only one item in the chain did their own resignations handing the reins of power over to the protesters in the form of the council of the people we will make a few people cannot be stopped reaper is enough and we will not and must not give up there's no other way to defeat the criminals and government force can only be met by force but there's

royal college has a population of a little over forty thousand annie's about a three hour drive from saul the people who want to host the olympics can get very much. almost ninety percent of people living in south korea. so wouldn't that be. d i hope for a second conversion will have more chances to study english. celts the zoloft for athletes in two thousand include weather conditions in that area are expected to be ideal for competition. three of south korea seventeen ski resorts are in the region sports facilities of a bpo are compact and highly concentrated allowing for easy access. the all designed to preserve the natural train as much as possible. this ski jumping and a swirl of contents and then marks the hills center one hundred twenty five meters and nine eight meters high and they are built using the natural slope of the mountain to the athletes candy that's affected by doing. and i are still shooting on twenty wins and i were committee members and so too are learning what facilities. accommodations logistics and management. so we can succeed in killing turning it to be. here ar

saul has offered to discuss with north korea wasted how to deal with the outbreak of highly paid just wanting to see. and japanese officials are prepared with the back. in order for a district near the tip of the need to plan a new train nearly eighty people have been killed in clashes between opposition supporters and police ousted president's victory and approaches political base has collapsed and he is now facing criminal charges in order to stabilize the situation eu member states russia and the united states have started taking action. nhk world government entity has more. opposition has taken control of government buildings in the capital kiev. the buddha on saturday. the palm and dismissed the niqab it's from his post and decided to hold the prison selection and maintain the faith the acting interior minister said monday that the house is presented one to two charges of mass murder. local media says this is fitting as of yet it obviously deemed the capital campion is entered in the cd of the car again and use in ukraine disappointments. he spoke to local tells the station sayin

saul has offered to discuss with north korea wasted how to deal with the outbreak of highly paid just wanting to see. and japanese officials are

saul loeb on the street. it's very sad the new pre school to become the face. it is being raised on feed containing the peel and juice of citrus fruits including mandarin orange is married has me kind. a refreshing time you get to finish an appealing way singaporeans will love this one tasted seeing me cry the fish was invented for my handy coincidence. he met farmers grew more citrus fruit than any of the prefecture in japan their production of tom gage also tops the country. much of the psy trance is made into juice. that leaves a lot of left of appeal. we sent shares of the fisheries cent had tried adding that appeal to the fish is he. they found that day but hasn't played under him. that they stay fresh longer too. and this fishy smell. then she would kill and our runs a fish presenting company in taking them. the new fish caught his eye. he says he was amazed the first time he tried it the fishes texture and aroma were new. it was snowing like other fish. that was enough to convince me that this raised on the tv with style q what has started sending the fi

any techniques and saul his trip to seoul u s secretary of state john kerry began a two day visit to beijing on friday for a meeting with chinese president stephen king took top billing as our part to one report i on the agenda a worry us china relations and north korea's nuclear program of the nineteen tiny now on friday. us secretary of state john kerry he sat down for talks with chinese president she didn't eat. after race kerry told reporters at his meeting with president she was very kind shot dead and caused the beds and an f that both countries hope to make concrete progress in buying better ruminations this year we're doing yet scary at that would require both washington and beijing to manage their differences if activity and cooperate practically on issues whenever possible after his meeting with president kerry held separate talks with other high ranking officers including his chinese counterpart to watch the chinese foreign ministry said. china stands ready to work with the us with the principles of non confrontation near to respect and cooperation at the heart of the rele

saul is ending its largest number of winter sports athletes and games puts everyone on the roster that was the minds of the ice as well. on wednesday with it she was confirmed to attend and he will become the first un chief to give a keynote speech to international and the canadian cows and lead this week before attaining hoping ceremony on friday. a lover of our fallen world leaders to clean the presidents of the united states france and germany would not attend all taking stands against russia's anti gay laws. at the opening speech of the general assembly wednesday. ioc president on the scots when politicians forties innocent young man thinks in africa legal platform on the backs of the athletes. all i can use. style koreans believe team korea will finish the set to win three games are ranked in the top ten and the medal count to ten j joins us with the details below that. hey guys a new poll shows that eight of ten koreans expected nation. she finished within the top ten in metals and with the nation's largest delegation heading to the olympics it's well within reach of a poll by ga

saul aims to lower household disposable income to debt ratio like five percentage points. mike played seventeen the finance ministry also said he was great awesome and can by creating new jobs particularly a woman and young people. search is on aiden needs. and speaking of the local economy boosting exports and increase in domestic demand are the two staples of the package administration's drive to protect the domestic economy from external shocks are national assembly corresponding she known gill has more on the trade ministers meeting before lawmakers to explain the plan in an annual polls report to parliament retreat committee on wednesday. trade minister has come to the comments to support small and medium sized companies seeking to boost their export volume to them. you can to help the city schools sports you increase the size of a trade finance program to more than seventy two billion us dollars this year from six to nine billion last year in london. you said the minister will aim to lift korea's total export volume to over six hundred billion dollars this year up fr

welcome to primetime years as friday of every seventh year in korea one from saul and it's an uncommon thing is so much for joining us. well preparations for the upcoming re union supported by the families are under way with a team of south korean engineers having visited the north to inspect the facilities of the much anticipated exact but there's no guarantee that the re unions will take place as planned in two weeks' time the communist threat to reconsider the agreements the unification ministry correspondent on some key reports. with less than two weeks left until baby unions for families separated since the korean war sixty four a south korean officials crossed the border on friday morning. the facilities at the union site in the north the engineers will make sure that the electricity and communication lines at the mt condemn resort are up and running well in time for that the unions. the teacher vs confirmed that a lifestyle comedienne and ninety four north koreans take part in teabaggers. south korea syndication ministry explained that some family members elected last year are u

that it's air and social media commentator across the america high over well you've been following saul she relates the trends on social media how do you notice anything change there we will we brought some pretty pictures and maps for you to look at to give you an idea of what's going on right now this is an image from trends map of the conversation that's taking place around sochi twenty fourteen in the salt to give you an idea of the hot spots are obviously in the states northwestern europe it's really nice to see that there's a hot spot over salty itself right now which means people people are taking part of the conversation australia is also there i'm very i'm very aware that this is a very atlanta centric map and i apologize to viewers for who aren't in that part of world. if we can bring up the sochi problems because give you an idea of how people got involved where people are talking about sochi problems and here we go now you. and see that there's basically less there's less talk going on around solve your problems than there is around twenty fourteen now again the hot spot are

saul the story and try to be in even a child i can put in during the nineteen sixties are to live in the same neighborhood that i was born and at the same time i was born. and he too was diagnosed with the breast cancer. once i realize that there was a double one out there that i wasn't a fluke and had to be more. and it's now seven years since my diagnosis and in that seven year period. we are located across the country eighty five of the men including myself who had the single commonality of exposure the bases of marine one pitch out of the morning and no breast cancer. and it's the largest breast cancer costs for the time or if it's ever been identified it's incredible and hal are those people that you've connected with what's their kindness this holiday. i mean it's the disease itself only depending whether it made pesticides to the body. um they don't seem to survive the summer of virility. i'm seven years now and i'm cancer free at this point. we just lost a good friend right before christmas too and stop the disease they went into remission came back with a vengeance and he pa

i saw a big picture came from saul was going on now and that's what really helped me open my eyes far did every post my field today the reason why i get up and go do what i do every day you know when i go work for you but yeah that's me. as first responders to emergency calls the skid row fire station. to north america . back in the mid seventy's the city made a policy that skid row would be a contained.

. >> reporter: about a quarter mile a way, a place they saul israe they call shirlington circle, looking for a dye pact that had been embedded in that cash. this happened around lunchtime right from the cafe and the street from weta and 395, and z easy escape route. police have a description of the get away car. the get away car described as a black or dark colored suv speeding away from the scene. there's been a sharper rise in bank robberies in northern virginia. i'll have the numbers for you coming up at 6:00. live in arlington, pat collins, news4. >>> we have new details in the last half hour about a warning concerning potential terror threats involving flights to russia. security remains high in and around the olympic venues as we look at the olympic village her here. >> concerning explosives going on to planes to russia. nbc has been following this all day today. how serious is this? what are the specific details? >> hard to know how serious but credible and serious enough for the department of homeland security to notify airplanes that fly planes into russia. tonight, officials em

add the onions there's never a shortage of art to enjoy and saul and this week is no exception from traditional and modern craft words to private collection. the former american soldier was stationed on the korean peninsula tree in the korean war the call to correspond to one reports put your station twenty four in st roscoe lee a former train station turned art gallery. more than three hundred and sixty pcs of traditional and modern korean press parts. i sell one hundred artists are now on display. being clear a traditional craft art piece this thing in korea masters such as that nowhere in may when the mother of pearl. as well that contemporary pieces like a maverick and press breaks and incorporate elements of my art and installation art too. curry is cost aren't as many some areas from textiles and landed to metal acts. my work is based on intel's sewing by hand which is a traveler at any craft. the exhibition is free of charge and will be open until march night except on mondays. the highlights of the pretty tree and our connection to our attorney on this me in seoul. one month ahead of up

ironically, saul, who remains in israel has told u.s. prosecutors that the reason he did that, the reason he got his son out of this country is because he thought he would be safer in an israeli prison that he would be in a u.s. prison. .> thank you u.s. senators are working to for taxingsam olympic gold medalists for their medals. support topartisan prevent olympians from being taxed on their winnings. >> you would've gotten a gold medal for the weekend weather. >> so nice out there. we were doing stuff, and it was so much fun. real news is that it is going to get a lot colder by this weekend coming up, but it is a little bit of a preview of what is to come. >> just one step ahead. >> a few snowflakes, no extra charge. congressional country club in bethesda copy you can see some high clouds moving across. here before down the top of the hour, and with ghterunset and the li wins at developing, the temperatures are going to drop for the quickly. the winds are gusting 35 miles per hour in this afternoon, and we are slowly diminish late --

. >>> saúl mbusca a alguien que le dé ua moneda para comer, se quedó sin dinero, buscando el sueño americanomo este anteriormente dedicados a la atención de los niños abandonados, para darle cabida a los pequeños detenidos por la migra mexicana. >>> se satisfacen sus necesidades básicas y tambiénuna revisión médica integral. >>> aquí están de 2 meses a 3. >>> pero en su travesía los menores corren más riesgos que los adultos. >>> estábamos muy asustados por motivo que nos dicen que la delincuencia y eso, no podemos subir más. >>> luego qué pasó, finalmente subieron. >f>> inal de eso rodeamos y luego agarramos tren más adelante. >>> para sacarle la vuelta a los zertas. >>s>sí, los pedían ahí, que pagáramos pero que gracias a dios rodeamos para salir adelante . >>> también un menor en méxico puede sufrir un accidente, ser enganchado por las redes del crimen organizado (información en pantalla) ser sdomerido a explotación sexual o laboral sufrir maltrato institucuional o perder la vida en el momento de tránsito del cruce fronterizo. >>> los niños tienen que ser tatados como refugiados nos dice

saul has stubbeddied facebook's changing demographics. >> what we found, there are 3 million fewer teenagers and we define that at 13 to 17-year-olds with 18 to 24 being the next demographic up. mrs. a decline in both, and specifically a 25% decline among teenagers in advertising. >> to find out what happened we went right to the source, a bunch of cool kids hanging out after school. >> this whole way where everybody can get ahold of you, no matter what, and like they just know everything about your life, like i don't know. i don't like it, i like so have my own life, and have the ability to choose who comments on it or not. you know. i feel like with facebook you lose that. >> snap chat, pinterest, and of course twitter are the social media of choice. with this generation. >> what are you doing on facebook, and now they are call in it, so they can see everything you are doing. so you are out drinking here, oh, thanks mum, yeah. >> in fact the biggest increase in facebook users during recent years has been among people aged 55 and older. now that's like totally uncool. >> i think of a huge p

you are the son of famous author saul bello. so you are cheating. he gave you a break. >> that is what you would think, actually, my father was terrible at nepotism. he had no connections that were of help to me. even if he had -- >> just the name? >> that's a different thing. i tried to become a writer in my 20's. i wasn't as talented as my father. big surprise. i went into a related line of work and the people that hired me felt that not just my name but my background my education the values i inherited would make me a good fit in the publishing business that turned out to be the case. whether we consider it to be fair or not that is somebody who enjoys the birth we take these cases on an individual basis. if you are not very good at designing cars and somebody gives you the keys to the factory you drive produce a car nobody wants you go down in history as a example of bad nepotism. >> you agree with the tv show the rich kids of beverly hills. they are celebrating their wealth and being playboy. >> it is rags to rags in three generations. >> they squander the money? >

. >> and by the way, cena faceses a saul and battery charge, and them is expected to wrap up this eveningnd we expect the closing arguments tomorrow. i'm julie carey, news4. >>> a sunday afternoon canoe trip almost turned tragic for a man and his dogs. the noeksville rescue department sent us this video. a man and his dogs were in a canoe, and they tried to get to the man and his dogs in wet suits, but they couldn't because it was dangerous and icy, and they called the u.s. park police to lower from the chopper one of the rescuers, and then they went back for the dogs. all three were treated for severe hypothermia. >>> we will look at the weather which is getting colder. >> yes. >> and colder and interesting, too, because we are going to see the snow showers coming up over the next two days. and two fast-moving snow events for us that will not have a big impact on the area at all. and let me show you the first one we are tracking here and you can see it on the storm team 4 radar and we have widen it out. and you can see it coming from iowa and over to cincinnati and that is coming quickly

matthew boger and tim saul join us in los angeles and oscar, joins us in l.a., facing fear, a program that shows the other oscar nominated short subject. now, it's great to have you with us. matthew, your childhood determined this. your mother kicked you out of the house at 13 because you were gay. determined where you went with life, you developed racial hatred after your brother was shot by an africa american. tell me how you got othe museum of tolerance where you ended up meeting matthew again. >> to short answer, i did get off the streets at the age of 13 and a half. i ended up having a 22 year successful career in los angeles. it was after the death of matthew shepherd that affected me, i kind of realized i hadn't tied too much of his story to mine at the time, but basically i could sit to myself and say i could sit back and do nothing, but make a difference. it was never my intent to manage the museum, i went there to volunteer my time. but about six months into it it was that powerful and i dedicated my life to continuing to live there. >> and tim it took your little son saying

so there is some responsibility saul of us have to take at this point in time. >> and take a look at we have had this just for a couple of hours so far. this is going to go on through the night. they're expecting 8 to 10 inches here in downtown charlotte. maybe a foot or more to the north of here. it's going to be a 48-hour weather event for the carolinas here. and everyone saying stay hum hunkered down and hope for warmer temperatures this weekend. wolf? >> a lot lot of people losing power too in north carolina, south carolina, georgia, elsewhere, as well. i'm really worried about the elderly. what are they going to do? hopefully they can be rescued if necessary. david, thanks very much. let's go to chad myers on the streets of atlanta right now. where is this storm heading? give us a little forecast, chad. >> it is turning left. it is moving through south georgia and turning left up the east coast. the big kind of left hand hook, if you're a bad golfer. that's where it's going to end up, eventually into d.c., into charlottesville, charlotte. that's where most of the heavy snow is r

but every play dish spoke to players and coaches on the field and they saul seemed surprised at how lopsided at doubts express by analysts. >> not many people thought it would be such a dominant performance. >> i know. i don't get that. we spent so much money on these analytics and analysis, and they stood up there and make these bold statements, and then they're wrong. time and time and time again. but we appreciate the negativity because all that does is ad add a chip to the shoulder. >> didn't need another chip. >> i was -- when you're there, you can actually watch the receivers. nobody was open. ever. say whatever you want about peyton and his performance. there was nowhere to go. >> and the fans were loud. >> i've never been to a super bowl -- i've been to a lot of super bowls because fox holds them. never one that loud. it was like a giants home gail. the 12th man, respect, respect. >> absolutely. >> that's it. right before the game yesterday, before we got on jersey transit, our phones were going off about the death of philip seymour hoffman. which happened here in new york city. and

negotiations are sauled. there is a stalemate. thousands of people remain on the streets and it remains a very, very fluid situation in ukraine, jonathan. >> a lot of uncertainties indeed. thank you, jennifer in kiev. >>> earlier we spoke to james jotis with the american institute in ukraine. he says all parties involved need to help find a solution. >> what ukraine really needs is a political compromise that can end this confrontation and they need the united states and the europeans and the russians to help them reach that compromise. it doesn't help to say it's democracy to try to remove a democratically elected president through street demonstrations, which as the "new york times" editorialized yesterday would be a recipe for further turmoil and lead to dangerous res presents. i think this is a mistake. i think all sides need to take a step back and try to find a negotiated solution and trying to paint this as the people against the regime in kind of an almost bol she havic depiction, i think, only will exacerbate the tensions

and saul said, when the line and lays down with low and the lamb is not going to get any sleep. [laughter] alice walker wrote saying this is a book a lot of us a been waiting for. your timing was exclusive. i'll say so. i was on fox ready of today's ago. the interviewer actually invited me to come back. recent people showed that 49 percent of young people under the age of 30 and a favorable reaction to the word socialist and was even higher among people of color. merriam-webster has an on-line dictionary with two words that had the most hits were socialism and capitalism. a young woman ran for city council in seattle. she beat a long time to regret. 100,000 votes, a huge amount of community indian support. things are changing. i read yesterday that the socialist organization that she is in is to meet with the international socialist organization and solidarity to run the socialist campaign chicago. so this book is a contribution to that kind of energy in the movement. [applause] the book is structured as followed. and going to go over briefly. the first part of the book is an in

dj saul has studied facebook's changing dem graphics?>> what we found was that in the last three years there are 3 million fewer teenagers and we define that as 13 to 17-year-olds with 18 to 24 being the next demographic up. there is a decline in both and specifically a 25% decline amongst addressable teenagers in facebook advertising. >> to find out what happened, we went right to the source, a bunch of cool kids hanging out after school. >> this whole way where everybody can get hold of you no matter what and like they just know everything about your life, like i don't know. i don't like it anymore. i like to have my own life and have the ability to choose who comments on it or not, you know. i feel like with facebook, you lose that. >> snap chat, pinterist and twitter are the social media of choice? >> it used to be sacred from your family. what are you doing on facebook. now they are a part of it. they can see everything you are doing. you are out drinking here yeah. >> in fact, the biggest increase in facebook users during recent ye

. >> reporter: braden saul's 10 years old, putting in his earplugs, covering his ears.s of ammo. they check his grip. he's ready. >> reporter: the 6-year-old, shooting a .22. there are little girls, too, jordan is 8. the assault rifle comes next. all of the parents right there. jennifer is charlie's mom. >> i knew that he was safe, but it is actually funny because, in one part of the video, he looks to the side to look to me to ask for permission. guns don't have to be bad, they're good, they're fun. >> reporter: they are among the families in america who believe something else. that, by putting guns in the hands of young children it takes away the mystery. it helps to diminish their curiosity. charlie's dad, latham, who owns rustys rags he argues demystifying the gun is the answer. >> there's a lot of accidents that happen because kids aren't properly trained to use guns. so, it's either education or ignorance, is the way that we look at it. i'd rather be the one showing our kids the proper way to use guns. >> reporter: he couldn't provide numbers about whether allowin

they saul say let's lift up this minimum wage. so we have to take the fight to the congress.ly embarrass some of our friends. >> i think so. let me get back to the reporting on this. thank you, casey. you're covering the hill. is this doable? you have 200 democrats. you need 218 votes for a discharge to the floor. how does it look? >> with all respect to the congressman, i think it's a long shot at best. a discharge signing for anyone for a republican would be a hostile act. it's like saying to speaker john boehner, we don't like the way you're running the place, even though he is the majority, he is their leader. and then if you think about the republicans who might be willing to sign on to this from a political perspective, say those in swing districts, people with a lot of workers in their districts, suburban cities in philadelphia, congressman mike -- pat meehan, mike fitzpatrick, exactly. those are exactly the kind of people who are going to be standing with john boehner. they're the ones who have stood with him all along. and he is not putting this forward on the floor,

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well in 2004 saul perlmutter and his colleagues went looking for the rate at which the universe was slowing down. we're going to, let's go out and measure it and we do it with these extraordinary system of telescopes around the world, looking at the night sky, looking for supernovae. these are standard brightness that you can infer distances with and the universe isn't slowing down. it's accelerating. the universe is accelerating in its expansion. and you know why? nobody knows why. nobody knows why. and you'll hear the expression nowadays dark energy, dark matter which are mathematical ideas that seem to reckon well with what seems to be the gravitational attraction of clusters of stars, galaxies and their expansion and then isn't it reasonable that whatever's out there causing the universe to expand is here also and we just haven't figured out how to detect it. my friends, suppose a science student from the commonwealth of kentucky pursues a career in science and finds out the answer to that deep question. where did we come from? what was before the big bang? to us, this is wonderful and

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well in 2004 saul perlmutter and his colleagues went looking for the rate at which the universe was slowing down. we're going to, let's go out and measure it and we do it with these extraordinary system of telescopes around the world, looking at the night sky, looking for supernovae. these are standard brightness that you can infer distances with and the universe isn't slowing down. it's accelerating. the universe is accelerating in its expansion. and you know why? nobody knows why. nobody knows why. and you'll hear the expression nowadays dark energy, dark matter which are mathematical ideas that seem to reckon well with what seems to be the gravitational attraction of clusters of stars, galaxies and their expansion and then isn't it reasonable that whatever's out there causing the universe to expand is here also and we just haven't figured out how to detect it. my friends, suppose a science student from the commonwealth of kentucky pursues a career in science and finds out the answer to that deep question. where did we come from? what was before the big bang? to us, this is wonderful and

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in a negotiation if you are kind of making progress, you kind of think you stay at it until things saul. and to me we had two different times when we were close and we were still making progress and we were still talking and they just left. and i think that that reflects not having enough strength and unity to about your person to stay at the table and so i think that has been not a good thing for the country because i think there are things not only like the budget agreement, but like immigration reform. i think that we can make a lot of progress in this country. i mean, you know, i will give another example. the president in chattanooga talk about maybe we could have a grand bargaining on the jobs. you know, if you look at the corporate tax reform, you could have, you know, we have opened the door that you could have a corporate tax reform that is meant to be scope neutral in the long term and it would reduce a certain amount of tax expenditures and loopholes to be revenue neutral but virtually any corporate tax reform or business tax reform has at one time transition revenues. so, in

host: correct me if i'm wrong, but in previous reports, was one of the industries that saul growth.t: exactly. people wondered is this obamacare kind of freezing health care hiring. i talked to an economist at bank of america, merrill lynch, and he tells me it was not obamacare. if anything, obamacare should the health-ing in care field, even if it did cost jobs in other fields because of higher costs for employers. so it is not see my -- another explanation i heard is a lot of consolidation in the hospital sector, and you are seeing some job losses there as health care employers look for more efficiency. host: nelson schwartz from the writes aboutes" the economy, talking about the middle class, a new story of his takes a look at retail and where the middle-class shops. you may want to make your thoughts known and asking questions, we have divided the lines differently. if you make under $50,000, (202) 585-3880, if you make $50,000 and $100,000, (202) 585-3881, and then (202) 585-3882 if you make over $100,000. good morning, go ahead. caller: good morning, pedro, and allowing, c-spa

well in 2004 saul perlmutter and his colleagues went looking for the rate at which the universe was slowing down. we're going to, let's go out and measure it and we do it with these extraordinary system of telescopes around the world, looking at the night sky, looking for supernovae. these are standard brightness that you can infer distances with and the universe isn't slowing down. it's accelerating. the universe is accelerating in its expansion. and you know why? nobody knows why. nobody knows why. and you'll hear the expression nowadays dark energy, dark matter which are mathematical ideas that seem to reckon well with what seems to be the gravitational attraction of clusters of stars, galaxies and their expansion and then isn't it reasonable that whatever's out there causing the universe to expand is here also and we just haven't figured out how to detect it. my friends, suppose a science student from the commonwealth of kentucky pursues a career in science and finds out the answer to that deep question. where did we come from? what was before the big bang? to us, this is wonderful and