taylor spoke about earlier. i think the media banned the presumption of innocence and assumed he was guilty. i have often seen this in case where is a powerful, well-known celebrity is in the crosshairs. they don't get the same treatment as john q. public. people believe celebrities get a better brand of justice. i don't think they do. he's not happy with it. he took it as well as expected under the circumstances. he has a good sense of humor, shrugged it off. recognized when you are as important a man and well known as he is, that the media is going to take their shots. i was more offended by it many ways, because i see the just outrageous rush to judgment where you call someone essentially a criminal before they actually had their day in court. >> mr. taylor, how would you describe dominique strauss-khan's mood after all of this? >> he is certainly happy. he also, as has been said, quite a philosophical gentleman and a student of the world. he understand fate and he is not bitter, in the sense that one might e

now. >> brown: john taylor, what about -- >> it's just the opposite. government has spent a lot more. the facts are very clear. you just look at the numbers and even with this budget deal they're going to spend a lot more so it's so important at this point to change the environment. businesses are sitting on lots of cash. they're concerned about the future. they're not investing and they're not hiring people. that's why the unemployment rate is so distressingly high and why this recovery for the last two years has really been one of the worst, especially given the weak economy during the recession that we've had, so this is -- approach that we have go towards. it worked in the past. i hope it works this time. >> brown: does the deal start to turn things around? you said it doesn't happen overnight. >> it doesn't. >> brown: you say this is a positive, but what has to happen next? >> it doesn't because there is a lot more to do in terms of spending. this brings spending down to maybe 22% of g.d.p. from the increase so there is still more to go on the spe

the toughest inmate here might just be james "t-bone" taylor.le life for murdering two police officers in 1981. >> i had a cop killing case. it made me feel like i was big man on campus, because i was getting respect. but it was only out of fear. it wasn't because they respected me because of who i was. >> he was involved in gang related activity on both sides of the wall since he was a teenager in east st. louis. he earned his nickname t-bone while serving time at another prison. >> because the incident happened at ft. madison in the '70s, it was hard to get a knife. so i made a knife out of bone, out of a t-bone steak. we used to get steak back in the day. i sharpened it down and i was going to stab the guy with it. before i could stab the guy with it, they had busted me with it. they saw it in my hand. they took it. the name stuck. the guys in the penitentiary called me t-bone. >> but it was taylor's desire to rise to the top of the gang hierarchy on the outside what led him to conduct the cold-blooded murders. for which he will spend the res

january net tyler,tyler taylor. thank you both very much. you know a lot of people are saying it's because of the show, pointing to the show and saying that led to the suicide. what do you think? >> i'm just not buying it robin. ultimately russell armstrong last to take responsibility for his life and his death. he wasn't a really wonderful guy. and what the reality situation does is shine a lot of light on that. if you have skeletons in your closet they're going to come out and that's exactly what happened to him. people take fame so callously in this country and say it would be great to be on a reality show but if you haven't lived a perfect life you can bet in this transparent world that is going to get out there. >> i see you shaking your head in agreement. there is something that russell said and he said this show has literally pushed us to the limit. he said that russell armstrong, to "people" magazine. talk to us about the psychological efffft it is -- it has on someone watching your life play out on television like thatat >> well, re

senator leena taylor and senator chris lawson.nk you for being here on this important night. >> thank you. >> well, i hear the people cheering, and does that mean that people have been out there pulling out -- has voter turnout been in your area, senator taylor? >> they definitely have. as a matter of fact, in some of the wards that i've been in -- because there are ten milwaukee wards in particular, one ward had 56 votes? our last supreme court race. and in this particular time right now, my last check it was at 700. 700 plus votes. >> wow. >> yes. so people are coming out. we are getting people who have not voted, getting people who have voted normally only in presidential election and we get people who voted all the time. we're going to do this. we're going to send darling walking. i'm loving it. >> you along with senator taylor and 12 others fled the state. you made the ultimate sacrifice in terms of staying out of the state, trying to block this vote, at your own expense, you did this out of your own pockets. >> that's right.

but until 8:00, it's parked at jefferson and taylor. inside you will find a green screen where through the magic of television, technicians can make it looks like you have traveled back in time. just like the care actors. it premieres next month. >>> tonight at 5:00, he's being hailed a hero. a couple of minutes ago, a young girl who pulled a 3-year- old out of a pool in san jose, today, our cameras are there at the san jose fire department that will be honoring him. >>> our next newscast is the ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. don't forget our coverage continues right now online at ktvu.com. have a great afternoon.

and he didn't want his wife taylor making their divorce a tabloid headline.ds reportedly told them they would refocus the season if there was no drama. >> there is always a pressure. this is something he was warned about before the show got popular, that the network has to create ratings, and that once a controversy starts to exist, they throw kerosene on it, and this controversy became part of the story line and the show in the second season deals a lot with failed attempts of reconciliation. megyn: does russell's estate have any claims against bravo? let's ask our panel, lee arm strong and mercedes colwin. so the sting that out my story on the allegation, russell arm strong is the one to blame for his suicide, that's clear. that doesn't mean you don't have an estate try to blame somebody else. that happens all the time. we have seen lawsuits like this before where television shows or reality shows may have driven somebody to do something. one of the friends claims russell told the friends the producers at bravo told this couple, they were the disaster coupl

. >> reporter: some of his family members are claiming his estranged wife taylor pushed him to be onw he just didn't want to be a part of and that the show ultimately ruined his life and many thinking about life and thir considering bringing a lawsuit against bravo tv. it's the scandal rocking the reality world and now the los angeles coroner has confirmed russell armstrong's death was, in fact, a suicide. he was found hanging by an electrical cord in an l.a. home. toxicology tests are still pending. armstrong's business partner, francisco martin, was one of the people to discover his body. he was vague about what may have led to the suicide. >> there's so many variables that we have absolutely no idea. i mean i don't know what was going on in his mind. >> reporter: he also confirmed armstrong's 5-year-old daughter kennedy still does not know her father is gone. >> she doesn't know yet. and we want to keep it that way for awhile. >> reporter: abc news sat down with armstrong's stepmother gladys who believes the show painted him as a villain and ultimately pushed him over the edge. >>

he won't be offered a contract, and taylor mays very unimpressive will be shown the door.rs send out an e-mail to all teams saying taylor mays is now on the trading block. >>> some bad news out of raiders camp. running back darren mcfadden were likely miss the next two weeks from the orbital injury from will ford. >> that has to hurt. >>> for a full half hour o area sports coverage watch comcast sports stra s central t at inches coming up tonight at 11:00 we explore what tomorrow will bring for yoor bank account and your 401(k). we'll tell you about safe investments for your future. >>> former governor schwarzenegger speaking tonight for the first time since we found out about the mistress, the baby and the divorce. that's at 1:001:00 after "law & order: svu" on "nbc bay area news." >>> president obama is celebrating his 50th birthday. as we speak, there's a big party at the white house and earlier today there was a party in chicago. serenaded by singer jennifer hudson. this wasn't a normal birthday party. to go to this birthday party, you had to pay big money. like a true

the story started in 2009, when taylor stein, daughter of a legendary new york city rock promoter and a boldfaced name on the social scene, decided she wanted a sibling for her daughter. she looked into foster care and private adoption, but neither worked out. >> i was heartbroken because it was something that i always wanted to do and i was on a mission. >> reporter: but then, she met a lawyer named hilary neiman who had something incredible to offer. >> it was unique, all right. she had a set of intended parents and the intended parents had hired a surrogate to carry third party embryo. mid-pregnancy, i think it was in the fifth month, they had walked away from the deal. >> reporter: neiman was offering to let taildataylor take over. it seemed like the perfect solution. she impressed you? >> she impressed me. >> reporter: at that point, you say, all right, i'm going to go with it. you seem like you would be hard to sucker. this woman, let's be honest, she suckered you. how much money? >> initially, i believe it was 180. >> reporter: you sent her $180,000? >> i did. she was giving me

. >> ivÁn taylor visitÓ uno de estos barrios en jacksonville carolina del norte. >> este es el preÁmbulo que salir a las 3 de la tarde. >> por seguridad nos vamos a salir todos. >> es una carrera contra el reloj y muchos todavÍa sin rumbo. >> ¿a dÓnde van?. >> en mÍ en mi . >> las dos familias gonzÁlez viven en holliday city este parque de casas mÓviles aquÍ un 50% de los hogares son hispano pero hay un detalle. >> tienen como tres meses pasa un tornado y ahorita dejÓ horrible. >> fue un milagro de dios que esta casa no se la llevÓ porque si miran allÍ esa casa la destruyÓ toda. >> la llegada de irene no solo vive el fantasma del tornado. >> doÑa rosa ayuda a empacar sus nietos observan, no hay rumbo pero estÁ claro que hay que marcharse. >> en el centro de operaciones de emergencia exhortan a hispanos a pedir auxilio si no pueden ir a un albergue y no teman ir a inmigraciÓn. >> teme en llamar. >> por quÉ?. >> no sÉ el motivo no quieren llamar porque no sepan dÓnde viven. >> juan gonzÁlez empacÓ se va al albergue su esposa dice que la vida es mÁs importante que lo material y estÁ segura

they say they promise out taylor first interview. taylor was to pay into the $50,000 up front and another $950,000 after the interview but they say the interview never happens because it was hijacked by a third party. and it was released from jail last month after a jury acquitted her of murder charges in the death of her daughter. >> former mayor walking out of jail overnight, former detroit mayor walking out of prison early this morning. he served 14 months of a five-year sentence for violating a sentence as he pleaded guilty in september 2008 of two felony counts of obstruction of justice stemming from his efforts to cover an extramarital affair. he is expected to board a flight to dallas where he will be reunited with his family. he still must serve two hours of parole. >> verizon is the best wireless company, that is according to a new survey done by j.d. power and associates. followed closely by t mobile. at the bottom of the list is at&t and sprint. they tie for the worst of rankings. >> we are just getting this story into the

>> taylor was very emotional. she's distraught, in tears. it's hard to recover from that. >>> new will smith out with his wife. >>> kim and her new husband. >> our marriage report card. >> while kim's wedding was beautiful, it was over the top. >> in dept

felicia taylor there in new york. and as we said earlier, this is unchartered territory for the u.s. economy, but one thing is certain, the money crunch just got a lot harder. poppy harlow looks at some of the possible affects. >> your home loan, you can watch your interest rates on your mortgage go up. more homes are then going to sitz on the market. prices of homes could fall even further to this already depressed housing market, and the only silver liniing is for long-term investors who see a buying opportunity here. when you look at your car loan, very similar story. expect your interest rate to go up, car prices to go up. it's going to be pretty tough for people with middle to lower credit scores to buy cars and new car sales are going to fall. the car market isn't that healthy right now either. and finally, when it comes to college loans, what does this mean for your college loan? when you look at interest rates, very similar story. private student loans are going to see their interest rate increase. it's going

i did not know this, but when he was a cao, ed lee got those installed on taylor street. the mayor also has a plan that would restore 135 historic street lights to the tenderloin. that is an incredibly important thing for them, from an aesthetic and from a safety point of view. we are also one of the darkest neighborhoods. this is important. you can see how nice those are. imagine how nice they would look through the neighborhood. i also want to introduce leroy looper who goes back to the 1980's with us in the tenderloin. nothing that any of us are doing would have started without leroy's vision when he bought the cadillac. we always need to appreciate them for their contributions. so without further ado, i want to make -- introduced a person who made this possible, mayor ed lee. >> great podium. i am happy to be here. happy to celebrate these wonderful murals that have been restored. we have been working on this for many years. i just love the fact that he is leading this effort with so many of the other community people. this community challenge grant was an easy decisi

the estranged husband of taylor armstrong, russell armstrong, was found hanged.committed suicide, police say. there were just a lot of issues going on. some of his friends say he was having tremendous financial problems, he was really upset the two were separated. taylor had filed for divorce. she claimed he had been physically and verbally abusive for years. so, just this terrible situation involving russell. so sad. the weirdest part about it, i met him a few weeks ago when i was out and about in l.a. >> wow, really? >> i had to ask him, can you -- yeah, that's the night that i met him. >> right. >> i asked him, i said, you really are portrayed as a villain on that show. how do you feel about it? he told me he never wanted to do the show and he only did it because taylor wanted to do it. and that he had agreed to do it as long as he didn't have to be on camera. heheaid the producers spun the storyline. this is all what he said. i have no idea if it's true or not. >> i think this story will spawn lot of questions about reality tv, who should be on it, who should

nisha taylor was in court on charges of identity theft and welfare fraud. a judge set her trial date for september 19. police say taylor impersonated victims of the deadly pipeline blast to try and take advantage of offers like free cell phones and gift cards. >>> the broken gas line that closed part of north concord today is repaired, and the roads are back open now. the city says a construction crew cut through a natural gas line at an industrial park. workers were installing a traffic signal and claimed the gas line was not properly marked. it happened just before 9:00 this morning and forced the closure of highway 4 offramps to the port chicago highway and several surrounding streets. firefighters helped evacuate the immediate area. by lunchtime the all-clear was given, and the streets reopened. >>> in other news, chaos after a school lockdown leaves parents angry and confused. >> this is the seconds day police activity in a cumberland neighborhood has forced school officials to lock down classes. unlike yesterday, the situation has tempers flaring. let

felicia taylor is live in new york. this credit downgrade is a stunning wake-up call. >> reporter: completely. we had a aaa rating in this country since 1917. this now means that those countries that invest in the united states have a rating below that of britain, france, germany and canada. that makes it a risky proposition to invest in the united states. the reason this is important is interest rates could go higher in the short-term. any kind of investment, credit cards or insurance payments, is going to be at risk. that's why this is critical for every consumer in this country. it's not just about investors and the economy. it is about the entire country overall. what washington now needs to do is get back to work and figure out how that debt deal is really going to work out and satisfy the rating agencies such as s&p. >> on some levels, given the bitterness of the debt ceiling debate, was this a way of the s&p saying we don't believe in your ability, the leadership on both sides to get a deal done and create jobs a

felicia taylor, thank you so very much. financial expert clyde anderson will join us next down with a credit rating breakdown and more on what the u.s. credit downgrade could mean for you and your money. >>> coming up at 7:00 tonight, cnn presents a special hour on the credit rating decision. the impact on you, your children, your future. that's tonight, 7:00 eastern right here on cnn. >>> and the pictures are hard to look at, but the issue is just way too important to ignore. that's why chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta is headed to the famine stricken region of somalia. he has a live report coming up next. [ female announcer ] now, give dry, damaged hair a whole new life! with aveeno nourish plus moisturize. active naturals wheat formulas target and help repair damage in just 3 washes. for softer, stronger... ... hair with life. [ female announcer ] nourish plus. only from aveeno. for softer, stronger... ... hair with life. we'll never stop sharing our or getting lost in a good book. we'll always cook dinner, a

he designed and nice 0fceh taylor jr. for that barrelhead, plus he made the barrels using brass instead of iron or wooden hoops. so he sent a barrel out and would take at peril and shine up everything and make it really fancy said that when you walked into the saloon and saw six or 8 barrels across the back, his would stand out. the fancy barrell brand name and the shiny brass hoops. he was really realizing how important the packaging was. so when you came in with your judge in wanted to buy a pint or quart of whiskey or whenever, you know, you would look up and say to my want that one. kentucky is very fortunate in that they had a lot of people that knew how to make it was the. and it also has a very nice geographical balance. the limestone water, which is iron free and very bad for making whiskey. you take a nail and drop it into a glass of bourbon and come back. the burden will be back with, and tastes nasty. so the iron-free water in kentucky. plus you have a very nice balance of hot summers and cold winters, which al

rhonda taylor is an unemployed woman who's lost her benefits and also an advocate for other ninety nine er's. all one thing is clear the distressed economy across europe is having a direct impact on chaos and violence in the streets of many cities and we've been watching one of the last few weeks where we not only seen cars and buildings burned and people taking to the streets we've also even seen social networks and websites temporarily shut down for us don't want us to sort of spread it's a question or harmfulness the president asked people in the center of new york city times square here's what they have to say. is your neighborhood next week let's talk about that because it is very different because we are much interested in what's happening in our how was. private. public. barbaric and i think unfortunately around the country we have situations where people are disappointed with leadership and various parts of the world and they're rising up and trying to do something about it whether you're in the middle east in europe you know fortunately we have an arrest here in the states but

sincerely what's going on with you i think you speak what a lot of people are going for a long run to taylor who's not only unemployed but he's also an advocate for the ninety nine er's. and whether or not you agree with the idea of the euro zone one thing is clear the distressed economy across europe is having a direct impact on chaos and violence on the streets of many european cities and we've been watching in london over the last few weeks a lot of people there dealing with a lot of people here are dealing with and as a result they're taken to the streets we've seen cars and buildings burned and we've also think even social networks and websites temporarily shut down so to what extent will this disorder spread it's a question more from this the resident thought that ask people in the center of new york city here's what they have to say. is your neighborhood next to speak let's talk about that because it is very different because the we are out of much interest in what happened in our hall was in the driver saw them public. inhumane and barbaric and i think that unfortunately around the c

sobbing in the background. >> come here, taylor, it's all right.t. >> the man's daughter is here. >> i was there with taylor. it was terrible. >> a physician friend, eye wi

the goldie taylor project.o see you, don. good to see you. >> good to see you. you hear the interview with the congresswoman. right? >> i did. >> and she said -- when i said do you think -- what do you think of the president's leadership, and she said, "i think it's time to fight." which means it's time for him to fight. she's -- i think she's saying he needs to change his strategy and stop trying to work with everybody and have everybody like him. he just needs to be a fighter now. >> i think there are a lot of people who are coming from that quarter that are frankly frustrated with the kind of leadership that's come out of the white house. the difference here -- >> but listen, when you say the kind of leadership that's come out -- what do you mean? what do you mean by that? >> president obama told us when he was running that he was going to be a conciliatory president. that he was going to meet people halfway. meet people at their point of need. that he was going to work this a bipartisan way. he was right ab

from new york, felicia taylor takes a look at how an exclusive marketing deal with large retailers is shops out of the loop. ♪ >> it's being called the most anticipated album of the summer, the long awaited collaboration from rappers jay-z and can yay we west, the deluxe version of the album. >> some stores will not get a chance to carry it. >> for independent record store owners it's the latest in a string of challenges in this time of slowing music sales. more than 20 stores nationwide have signed a letter to jay-z and kanye west in protest with the support of musicians, paul mccartney, the foo fighters and others. >> artists abandoning retail to me seems like it's shooting themselves in the foot. >> reporter: to be sure, other music caters to an eclectic customer base. >> this is all cds of experimental, new music, older punk. here's most of our vinyls here, mostly new stuff. >> reporter: to help differentiate itself from major retailers, josh offers customers something best buy and itunes can't. >> you come into the store and we have our favorite new releases. we've got these desc

. >> reporter: taylor was a healthy 6-year-old but she said something that shocked her mother tanya.tummy so fat. a girl in the bathroom at school asked me why i was fat? >> i don't like to be my weight and my teacher always tells me that i have to run so i can be really not like this size. >> reporter: her pediatrician says her bate is completely normal but this age perception can sometimes override reality. >> when kids laugh or giggle at someone who they think is chubby it's a wake-up call to start changing how we describe people and to change the way we treat people who may not look the way we do. >> reporter: we gathered a panel of our own little experts, a group of 5-year-old and 6-year-old girlslsnd showed them photos of random girls their own age. four girls here. do any one of these girls stick out to you. >> yes. >> reporter: which one sticks out? >> the girl in the blue. >> why. >> her tummy. >> her tummy. >> reporter: her tummy. >> the girl in the blue shirt is really -- >> chubby-wubby. >> reporter: chubby-wubby? >> reporter: the author of "maggie goes on a diet" paul cr

we're on east taylor street. not too far from the airport. behind me is a mural that has been painted over. it has been here for 25 years. you can still make it out. people don't know why it was turned over. when you think about the why you think about somebody doing something distrucktive. the why in this case means somebody seemed to want to paint it over. here's what the mural used to look like before it was painted over. but this has been here for 25 years. it has ban landmark in this neighborhood as one of those icons in the neighborhoods. it's one of the identifiable things that people can say meet me at the el tarasco mural. they quoted the artist. he wanted to be the one to paint over his own art work. someone beat him to it. we don't know who or why. reporting live kraig debro. >>> time now 6:04. palo alto police investigating several recent school burglars. the latest target jordan middle school. somebody smashed the windows of the computer lab and stole fiver apple computers worth thousands of dollars. this is the fourth school bur

houston agotaron entradas en el toyota center y ahora estan a la par de cantantes como lady gaga y taylorche en el "tonight show" de jay leno podran ver a los chavos de mana presentadose. . 3 sec nats y este domingo 14 de agosto.. veremos un especial por television de la vida mas intima de ricky martin.. es una nueva edicion de "behind the music" y ricky nos va revelar como fue su primera relacion gay que lo dejo con el corazon roto y de su actual pareja carlos gonzalez quien lo describe como sexy, compasivo, inteligente y que ama a su dos hijos.. es todo de mi parte.. que se la pasen muy bien.... soy nancy leal y esto fue acceso total vo --y mire a lo que hemos llegado, que los productores de "plaza sesamo" aseguraron que 2 de sus personajes, "beto y enrique" no son gay. --al parecer, todo comenzo con un rumor por internet, del cual resulto que alrededor de 7 mil personas que firmaron una peticion reclamando que los mueÑecos del programa educativo infantil, que por cierto han compartido una recamara por 40 aÑos, finalmente salieran del closet y se confesaran homosexuales. --la produccion

his wife taylor was heard sobbing.heir five-year-old daughter kennedy was also on the scene. >> what is the address, tell me where you're at. >> what is the address? 14380 mull holland, come as soon as possible. >> an apartment or a house. >> it's a house for the second time. >> i need my psychiatrist. >> what is the telephone number you're calling from. >> it's my cellphone and exactly what happened? >> my friend just hanged himself. downed? come over here right now. stop asking questions and come over here right now. >> listen, we are already on the way, we are already on the way. come here taylor, it's all right, it's all right, it's all right, it's all right. there is nothing we can do. there is nothing we can do. >> did you cut him down? >> no, i did not. i did not. >> is it an obvious death, or did he just hang himself? >> yes. >> do you think he's beyond any help. >> no, there is nothing you can do. there's nothing we can do. >> okay. just please, please come as soon as possible. >> they are already on the way.

we have a picture with his estranged wife, taylor.lues what may have led him to commit suicide. patti ann has the story. what's the latest. >> so many headlines. he was loathed by many viewers of the real housewives of beverly hills. russell armstrong took his life on monday night. radar online was afraid 447-year-old was going to be outed as bisexual. he was concerned about a tell-all book. the source tells radar about six months ago his wife taylor confided in close friend she fan history for a gay website on his laptop. sources were ready to reveal he is into s and m type stuff. this is not confirmed. friends point out armstrong was unfor other reasons. "tmz" quotes armstrong's long-time friend that russell was broke and distraught and by a recent divorce filing by his 41-year-old wife taylor and his negative portrayal on the show. he said russell asked him for a bottle of xanax. the autopsy results confirm armstrong's death was suicide by hanging according to "tmz". they report no drugs or alcohol were found in the bedroom where h

cnn's felisha taylor looks at the gold rush that's pushed the price of that commodity sky-high.it here. plenty more to come. >>> from cnn london, i'm nina dos santos. >> let's have a look at the trading session is faring here in europe. this is where we stand at the moment. it's been an incredibly volatile week. as you can see, stock markets, despite starting the day on the lower note, once again, will change tact. we have them all firmly up. and the dax up by 0.6%. it is smi leading the charge. let's look at the currency markets. the euro is weaker against the dollar, down over about 0.1%. as we speak, trading at 1.42. when it comes to the pound, that currency has lost ground against the greenback. it is down about double the euro's loss. it is trading at 1.6197. the yen is at 76.66, to 1 dollar. >>> volatility as we've been talking about. let's look at how the markets ended here. a quiet end, if you look at that. the nikkei down just a fraction. hong kong, up just a fraction. shanghai, more of a rally there. there is a general consensus that the interest rate movement in china

it was brought by gordon taylor, the former uk soccer chief. james murdoch signed a check for almost $1.6 million to settle that case, something he was quizzed about in parliament. >> when you signed off the taylor payment, did you see or were you made aware of the full neville e-mail, the transcript of the hacked voice mail message? >> no, i was not aware of that at the time. >> reporter: now this letter released by parliament contradicts that evidence. in its news international's formal lawyer, tom crone says he was aware of the neville e-mail. i have no doubt that i informed mr. murdoch of its existence, what it was an where it came from. now james murdoch may have to explain himself. >> it's highly likely james plur dock will be invited back to give evidence. before that we want to take a very detailed skt of what the former editor and lawyer knew. >> reporter: this second letter may so more evidence of a coverup. it was sent by former royal correspondent clive good man in 2007 to news international. two copies were sent to parliament, the

>>reporter: the camp provides the sessions for free thanks to the taylor family heard about t0 corridorand reached out to oakland children hospital to help kids with asthma. >> i knew it was an issue but i didn't know it was life threatening. >>reporter: they have sponsored asthma camp for 8 years in addition to other camps for children with life threatening illnesses. they have learned to be creative and and finding money to keep the camp going in spite of a down economy. >> we do really goofy things from beak sale to lemonade stands coin drive i go to solicit for food, natural food so that cut the cost what goes on in the kitchen with better quality food. >>reporter: fun food and friendship also help kid overcome the loss of self-esteem caused by as may. >> they feel lake they can't play the way other kid play. they feel different. they feel isolated. >> get to meet other kids going through the same things. you get lick tips on what to do and stuff. so it's really cool. it's fun. >>reporter: cheryl jennings abc 7 news. >>> smiling faces. taylor family foundation annual day in the park

suggestions like at barbara c taylor who says, "i stand for making the rich pay their fair share of taxesprotect interests of the rest of us who bear the tax burden and delete." [applause] or at heather mack who stands for smacking slow-walking pedestrians in the back of the head. some of us have things to do. [cheering and applause] yes. pow. thwack. yes. slow walkers are a menace. [laughter] some of us have things to do, like send tweets while crossing the street. so keep them coming, but remember, it's not just your ideas i want. i also want your cash. [laughter] so much that i put the names of the brave americans who donate on my crawl of heroes down here, an we've had some impressive ones lately, like lord sauron. [laughter and applause] no surprise there, considering my staunch opposition to elf-human marriage. if... it's adam and eve, not adam and arwen. of course, colbert's super pac is all about building bridges, that is why i was truly dwrat... gratified to see even after the things i've said about muslims, i received a contribution from arab-american viewer suq madiq. [cheering

felicia taylor, cnn, new york. >>> i must admit, artificial scent, doesn't it make it false advertisingat or other stories on the program, all you have to do is get in touch on our facebook page. go to facebook.com/cnn wbt. that's it for this edition of world business today. thanks so much for joining us. i'm andrew stevens in hong kong. >> i'm charles hodson in london. you're watching cnn,the world's news leader.

taylor filed for divorce on july 15th.at might happen to the second season of the show. >>> a british man was killed by a shark on his honeymoon. the 30-year-old teacher was attacked as his bride watched in horror from the beach. the two married 11 days ago. it is the second fatal shark attack in the area in two weeks. prince william and kate took their hon eye moon there. >>> stop wearing our clothes. abercrombie and fitch is offering money to the situation and his fellow "jersey show shore" cast mate if they'll stop wearing their clothes on their show. the company says seeing the situation in its clothing could cause significant damage to the brand. its image. so far, the situation isn't commenting. snooki's not commenting. mtv's not commenting. we have to wait and see if we see them in posh, preppy clothes in the future. nt, and he's a big part of this community. re/max agents know their markets, and they care enough to get to know you, too. nobody sells more real estate than re/max. visit remax.com today. here's what y

so we could have had the singer/song writer movement start in 1969 with james taylor who had just done his first recording in england instead of waiting until 1971. >> thanks for coming to vermont and thank you to the north shire bookstore. my name is ron evans, and for the past 25 years my wife linda and myself have traveled around the country introducing your amazing program to all the originallal artists that played woodstock in '69. it's been a fascinating road, but it wouldn't have happened if it wasn't for this beautiful printing and great graphics of the rhee 60s -- of the '60s, so i was wondering if you could tell us a little bit about the history of the program as it relates to yasgur's farm and a little bit about the graphics itself. and, of course, i'm going to ask you to participate in the program before you leave tonight. [laughter] thank you. >> the program that was given out at the festival? >> are you talking about the program book? >> the program, yeah. it's an amazing piece of memorabilia. >> with the poetry and the lyrics and all that kind of thing. well, the interes

lena taylor? >> it's unprecedented.tter of fact, this will be the largest number of recalls that we've won in the state's history. and more importantly, i think what you're seeing is people are fed up. and at the very least people have said we're not happy -- >> we are now -- excuse me. we are now hearing that district 18 the projected winner is democrat jessica king. you are watching live coverage on msnbc. three republicans have won. two democrats have won. there is still one race that has to be called. we'll continue here on msnbc with "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." i'm ed schultz reporting live from the state of wisconsin. stay with us. it's a barn burner, and it's going to the wire. >>> welcome back to madison, wisconsin on "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." i'm ed schultz reporting live tonight. on the top of our broadcast on "the ed show" of the six races we pointed out two republicans that were expected to win and two democrats that were expected to win. and that is exactly how it's come down. th

felicia taylor with a little food for the soul.uch with the whole team on our facebook page. all you have to do is go to facebook.com/cnnwbt. that's it for this edition of "world business today." i'm andrew stevens in hong kong. >> i'm nina dos santos in london. you're watching cnn, the world's news leader. let me tell you about a very important phone call i made. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare supplement insurance card, too. medicare is one of the great things about turning 65, but it doesn't cover everything. in fact, it only pays up to 80% of your part b expenses. if you're already on or eligible for medicare, call now to find out how an aarp... medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company, helps cover some of the medical expenses... not paid by medicare part b. that can save you from paying up to thousands of dollars... out of your own pocket. these are the only medicare supplement insurance plans... exclusively endorsed by aarp. when you call now, you'l

they say the game, that's his name, his real name is jays keyon taylor tweeted out the public numberfor the sheriff's station in compton. within minutes hundreds of calls overwhelmed dispatch operators delaying help for people who really needed for 2 1/2 hours. that's what the sheriff's officials are saying there. okay, now the sheriff is going to charge the rapper with a crime. joining me right now is captain mike parker from the l.a. keep the sheriff's department. captain, you actually made a tweet plea asking the game top please delete number. tell us first what kind of situations were impacts by all these flash calls. >> well, it started at 5:23 p.m. on friday night when our compton sheriff's station desk was inundated with every single phone line lit up and they weren't able to keep up. we had to bring in extra personnel to answer all the phones and frankly, we weren't answering all the phones because as soon as we hung up a phone it would ring again. most of the calls were hangups as soon as our people said compton sheriff's station, may i help you, they hung up. our people ini

. >> wel, goldy taylor has a different opinion.r for thegrio.com, and she has a different frustration towards the president, but listen to what she had to say when i asked her if african-americans should publicly be criticizing the president? >> well, your grandmother and mine did not putting dirty laundry out in the public to let other communities to see. and that is at play here. and i have to tell you that some of the black officials are losing frankly access to the white house because they are publicly critical. if you have someone like maxine waters and there are 12 african-american women serving in the senate and the house of representatives and if out of 12 of 535 and she is the most senior ranking african-american woman serving, and if she does not have a direct line to the president, we are in trouble. >> wow. you just said a lot there. i want to tell you that i got a tweet from spike lee, and he was having a social event with the president at professor ogletree's house, and he said, in a conversation with president obama