we said no stella in the bed. oh, but she's just a little puppy. oh, really? how come when manny has nightmares you don't let him snuck in the bed? gloria, it's 6:00 in the morning. can we talk about this later? (sighs) answer the question, jay. (birds chirp) you know, i'm gonna check the lease, but i'm pretty sure we're not allowed to have a meth lab. you are a delight. so what are you doing? i think you're gonna like this. i'm going on a juice fast. mmm. love it. hate it. let's face it, a well-fed cam is hardly a model of emotional stability.

stella also points out that from what he can see in the niche of the capsized ship. many of the lifesaving arrests are still on the ship who knew no one might go to my thighs with this kind of like crap. it won't open unless cruise throw them into the sea. but one i saw the footage. i saw many of the wraps were not deployed they were just placed on the deck. that was a shocking picture was awful. the store the stories of men. it also says the cause of the accident could be cracks at the bottom of the ship which were made when it ran aground. major accidents involving passenger ships that claimed thousands of lives around the world over the past three decades the worst one in south korean history happened in nineteen ninety three. an overcrowded ship capsized and sank killing nearly three hundred people. the accident prompted a debate over stressing maritime safety measures more recently in two thousand and twelve a luxury cruise ship carrying more than four thousand people ran aground off to italy and capsized thirty people died the captains deserted the facile surel

it dissipated in the ceremonial opening of stella. the mighty name of the great winter.his topic on the monument tells of considerable efforts of all the lights on to fight the job aryan invasion and preserve the integrity of the state. i was little kids a special place with your clean hands. thanks to its been exposed to sunlight and surrounding can cure is worse the human body absorbs more energy power and strength the eye. should i try was to come to this area not only admired the clean air but also get up close and personal nature. over three hundred species of animals live in bordeaux by force in the local zoo. you can observe your bike gear. red deer on the twenty four days instead of creditors which are rare in the country. i knew the very last word as a recreation area with one of washington's missile theory coming here you have to blink twice this term i feel like doing them. where's the queue inside a christmas card became law. most impressive moments for the travelers. this place the day. use. i don't. i know it was. all sixteen twenty nine. writing in which t

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all the time it was funny though he did with them the sixth stella did it. what with the help i can live there presented by the seoul museum of life were seen at the time the community at four am. and sufficiently trained line in today's complex medium high the man explores various contemporary species the gap between what's real and what's retrieve it. they did lol what he said. we don't i don't look out for one to produce about what it will be done. it'll be stuck. so the tetons. i put that to say about content. sitting in the autumn test hundred and twenty one year. he was. i did. three different angles gg out. it's a two dimensional representation of the three d structure i did none of it. and that's the stuff. unlike traditional and yelling and then on. she gave me that that when he couldn't let it touch it. i do not go to bed with it. but i'm getting tired of it all put into my temple we did but people caught up the company to seek god. i do. just a side project. also he says scenery. so that i wouldn't have known what to do with talent which meant goi

stella is in paging for debate international film festival the saudi fourteenth in the war was won it twice gasol goes into so many mocking the hiroshima atomic willing to criticize the prime minister shinzo update on the japanese government. what he what he called a distorted view of history repeats it's the minute he is in the chinese capital the worship of the war criminals worship him for dead is a very good interest rate. so i can. she was just my way to japan. we talked about hiroshima but this time we talk about the bombings and the capital city and yes were the victims. but they had no role. what they have done many good young people to learn about their own history. the chain to the kitchen every night japanese media reported facts of that defense minister of japan went on to him on the train takes on sunday from the high base of japan's self defense forces in okinawa for whole condo across two would be deployed from the base and newspapers that this is to strengthen its rate of eight south western audience on saturday japanese. no data that ended in the grounds of defence fo

stella maccartney, you name it. bloomberg television about how he will grow the business. >> we do not believe luxury and brands can take advantage of all the price segments by stretching the brands, like very low-priced, 200 euros, 5000 euros in the same category. we need to move upwards. the number of customers buying luxury products is increasing in the world. we look at -- in the next 20, 30 years, in terms of economic development around the world, to keep keep -- the key markets are young people, very much attracted by brands, very aware of health, sports for the young generation. those markets, because of their fast-growing pace, are generating more and more numbers of rich people for the luxury side. >> he also spoke about plans to elevate one of his biggest brands, gucci, which has lost some of it with customers lately. >> the gucci brand, in terms of creativity in the fashion category is what it should be. we need to work much more on the communication side of the brand. we have been a little too much focus

all i have to do is say stella. you know what i mean. all i have to do is say mendacity, and you know what i mean. one word. so i think words are important. i think authors are important. i think copyrights are important, and help the other literary festivals will also start talking about this, because the issues, it's about to us all. and i thank you for your time. [applause] >> i think we have a few minutes for questions. >> always the horrifying part of -- >> do you think it's time to divide types of media up? so that we don't end up with copyright laws -- [inaudible] what do you think about e-books? if i go buy a hard copy, it's mine. if i buy an e-book, i'm sort of getting them -- [inaudible] >> the question is whether not we should have a set of different roles based on the type of media, and what do i think about digital rights management. i think that one of the things that people, the scholars are writing about is whether or not we need to set up different rules based on the type of working questions. i think that is vitally imp

stella? >> oh, look.l. >> good golly, look at her. >> she was weighed in 8 pounds, 12 ounces. >> action going on up here. >> congratulations, joe and we are so excited for you. >> we'll announce the third rabbit's name in nine months. >> thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that's it for "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. greta goes "on the record" right now. >> i'm greta van susteren, this is "on the record." >> why are republicans getting compared to jews helping nazis in a a bizarre sun times column. one democratic column blasting it out in a disturbing tweet. plus, jobless in america. a little girl delivering this message to the first lady. >> my dad has been out of a job a few years. i wanted to give you his resume. >> does it take a child to get the white house to face america's job crisis? all the fallout from a q and a gone wrong. also, it's like mtv's crib. ukrainian crisis edition. >> ukrainian prime minister showing off his house as his nation melts down and republicans ca

our next question is from stella.epublicans let up on their war on the poor even during holy week? well, look, they have voted on the ryan budget. the ryan budget is nothing but an attack on the poor. and it is ruthless as it gets. they don't care what week it is. they don't care how holy things are. that's who they are. stick around. >>> i'm josh lipton with your cnbc market wrap. the dow dropped 16, the s&p up 2, the nasdaq added noon. a sign the labor market may be recovering, the number of americans filing claims for unemployment benefits rose less than expected, remaining near a seven-year low. congressional budget office says president obama's 2015 budget plan would increase tax revenue by nearly $1.4 trillion over 10 years and average rate for a 30-year mortgage fell to 4.27% last week. that's it from cnbc. vo: once upon a time there was a boy who traveled to a faraway place where castles were houses and valiant knights stood watch for the kingdom was vast and monsters lurked in the deep and the good queen show

it's terry macmillan, who i did "how stella got her groove back" for. just sort of been out of touch with her kids. and gets some really radical news and decides she has to fix everything. it's fun. >> seth: that's great. and i had the best time. >> seth: that's good. another thing where you're having the best time and i have the best time watching, you have a new web series called "rolling with whoopi." >> yes. >> seth: that is outstanding. >> thank you. >> seth: it is -- we should tell everybody, it's you and your hair dresser and makeup person. >> yes, what happened was, you know, we had that horrible hurricane. and these guys lived close to me. and so i said, why don't we all drive in together then we'll have no hassle, you know, with bad bridges or -- >> seth: yeah. >> okay, so then, the man who runs my company says "i'm gonna put some cameras in the car and just record and see how -- what happens." and i -- we're having fun. [ laughter ] >> seth: you're having fun. >> we're having fun. >> seth: it's like slightly -- it makes slightly more sense th

all i have to do is say "stella," and you know what i mean. all i have to do is say "mendacity," and you know what i mean. one word. so i think words are important, i think authors are important, i think copyrights are important, and i hope that other literary festivals will also start talking about this, because the issues are just vital to us all. and i thank you for your time. [applause] >> i think we have a few minutes for questions. >> [inaudible] [laughter] >> good morning. i'll speak up. >> okay. >> do you think it's time that we begin to devise types of media -- divide types of media up so that we don't end up with copyright law written by the dinosaurs of the motion picture association of america and -- [inaudible] and also what do you think about e-books? which if i go buy a hard copy, it's mine. i lend it -- >> right. >> if i buy an e-book, i have -- [inaudible] >> right. >> to loan it to someone. short of giving them my kindle. >> right. the question is whether or not we should have, set up different rules based on the type of medi

here in east oakland, stella roberts kron 4 news.stanley roberts kron4 new is.r alleres bng me thanneezg anitcheyes theylso ing ugh sal coesti. so y neeclarin-d itombis th leing n-drsy aihismine wi a perfudecoesta all inne pl. so bloawayasalongeionfastith a >> george: welcome back. we are still slow because of a problem that you first saw in the 4:00 a.m. hour. this is green their role, powers, they're still trying to deal with these minor accidents. we're still waiting for the coroner on 1 01 southbound at tully road because the emergency vehicles are still standing by but no impact of the south bound brook the north from commute is slow, 27 minutes is still an average drive time for 1 01 north all because if you concede, the rest of the sttrip is a delay. >> here is a look at the bay bridge, westbound, things are starting to fill in at the toll plaza and the drive time is still just under 20 minutes for your trip to the maze into san francisco. >> robin: it is cloudy, cool outside. we're starting to see a break of the sun, here's a live look, this is the top p

i felt like if there's anybody in the world to believe in me, the first person would be stella. >> what'saturday afternoon. you want to be an artist? >> not necessarily. >> you want to dabble in art. it's going to be a part of your life. congratulations. it sounds like it was a huge success. are you going to do it again? >> it's funny because we picked ten volunteers, which means we turned down 240 people. a lot of them were pretty upset. . so is this an annual thing? >> congrats to you. how many tats do you have? >> 20 something. >> when you don't know, that's a sign you have a lot of tats. >> thank to all of you. speaking of tats, i made that up, i'm kidding. karen finney is coming up next. i will be back tomorrow at 3:00 eastern. disrupt with karen finney is up next. [ yodeling plays ] worst morning ever. [ angelic music plays ] ♪ toaster strudel! best morning ever! [ hans ] warm, flaky, gooey. toaster strudel! all stations come over to mithis is for real this time.. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture

i did "how stella got her groove back."ut this family -- they had a lot of issues that they're dealing with. >> yeah. you know? >> that's life. >> stuff happens. >> what do you think is the main message out of this, though? >> because none of us has an expiration date, we never know when it is. you might want to take care of business before you say, oh, i should have. you know, say it when you think of it. >> that's how you lived your life. >> i try. >> and you're looking fantastic. >> thank you. i'm a bit thinner, yeah. >> you were just on facebook talking about it recently. >> yeah. i -- people started asking. are you okay? what's going on? and i said, no, i just lost weight because i stopped smoking last year. and i put on a refrigerator. >> it happens. >> yeah. and then, i made this movie. and i don't have a lot of mirrors in my house. and i don't look at myself a lot. so, i -- oh, my god. who is -- i look like a football player. >> you didn't know -- >> she is ill. she's on all kinds of steroids. and i don't think this

stella blues band. >> seriously? he's good. i was teasing you before. explain -- >> can you play better music i have better stuff. >> we're going to go out with this music. ♪ >> up next, a check of the markets. right now as we head to break, an emotional scene at fenway park in boston. a tribute and special ceremony before the game. spread out across the outfield banners have all 50 states, representing all 30 major league teams, signed with messages of encouragement and hope for the victims. also taking part, the first responders, the police officers, and medical professionals so involved in the event. jim gallagher threw out the first pitch. it was created to help those affected by the bombings. so far it has raised $80 million. ♪ velocity 1,200 feet per second. [ man #2 ] you're looking great to us, eagle. ♪ 2,000 feet. ♪ still looking very good. 1,400 feet. [ male announcer ] a funny thing happens when you shoot for the moon. ahh, that's affirmative. [ male announcer ] you get there. you're a go for landing, over. [ male announcer ] the all new cadi

you've got paul and stella mccartney on the list. that's father and daughter.ou pointing out harvey and his brother. francois, the ceo of caring. i always put the emphasis on the wrong sillab asyllable. >> the they have also made their mark much greater than that. they are art collectors. the arnot family is opening up an art collection outside of paris. the p if tinots are also. we also looked at somebody like grace kelly's family, both branches of that family so we often talk about the monogast family but there's also her philadelphia family that in a way has been overshadowed for a long time. we have a big piece in this about the family in philadelphia and the new generation of kellys that is coming out of there, specifically her great grandniece who's becoming an actress herself and is of course stunning, as you would expect. >> you find it interesting, you talk about new generation. you've got beyonce and jay z on the list. >> yes. >> from an african-american community perspective, that's a pretty big deal to be on this kind of a list. >> yes. >> generatio

this is a case of your pets and stella every day. is scalping in front running each and every one of your financial transactions this is what the mainstream financial media spread about all the. i. mean. just my name is just torn off of a hot who do you think i. look at him while i'm white and he's black but i'm a human being just like you you're a ghost let him do me a ghost yeah you're toast. and does it feel like the hand of a. josaphat is visibly upset he had hopes that in his home village people would be more tolerant and better informed but he soon learns that the attitudes of modern schoolchildren towards l.b.o. children have barely changed from the superstitious stereotyping josaphat had to endure as a child. this is their school where. i go or not where. i started from standard one up to standard the same. when i was here i was alone many children. didn't know what is the i've been so sometimes i wanted to play with. bots they're around. because they were told. you know. out of millions and see across. this is where i live i

this is a piece of your pets and stella every day. is scalping in front running each and every one of your financial transactions this is what the mainstream financial media spread about all the. united states is in complete confusion about what it wants in the middle east anymore our main relationships are with israel and saudi arabia both powers. have wanted military leadership in egypt and that's been a driving force in this arab spring and america has fall in line with what the arab spring deedes bring to. the ambiguous and indeed hypocritical relationship between western governments and the arab world america is still funding the military and they say to be supporting the murderous on the. right on the scene. first street. i think. orders would. be in the. welcome back we're continuing now with the second part of our interview with australian economist stephen keen now recently the bank of england introduced a whole generation to the term and dodginess money and professor king helped explain what exactly and dodging his money is

is stella here? and another hat, a flapper type hat, red lipstick and pearls.ll him things that only he would have known? >> i could not hear them, i could just see them. they started to repeat their visits which led me on a quest to find out what is this all about? >> you share more than 100 stories of children who have been contacted by deceased loved ones. are they less impressionable? more open to this and that's why they contact them? >> absolutely. and because they're so innocent. the difference between adults and children, adults will get lots of signs they start talking about grandma is here and they are getting frustrated because you're not letting grandma in the door or why aren't you talking to her, and you start to see that children are seeing something. a 3-year-old tia told her mom that her uncle ed was going to die soon because a rainbow angel told her and she said he's going to go to heaven and he's going to watch over me. the next day he had a major heart attack and he died a few weeks later. and the significance of the rainbow angel was we fou