but right away vivian green started noticing the problems like no heat. >> and we were not getting hot water. >> reporter: but the worst, mice. the landlord sent over the handy man with traps, but they keep coming. other tenants have had problems. >> we just went to bed with a lot of clothing. he had the landlord wouldn't return his $1,800 security deposit. >> he said i left the place messed up. >> reporter: that landlord is richard thomas. he owns more than 150 rental units around the bay area and he's imtimeus for just that. -- infamous for just that holding security deposits r these tenets we found last year -- tenants were drinking and bathing from contaminated water from a well. thomas was treating it with bottles of clorox. he was forced to install a chlorination system. we caught up with him at a department of building inspection hearing. >> out standing items on the notice. violations are out standing. there's no heat on the property. >> reporter: documents show 72 code violations. for everything from last of permits to water leaks, led paint hazards and rodents. when we tried

. >> vivian you're on the board first. question two. go crazy, crazy, crazy -- >> and that's sophia. >> okay. >> let's go crazy, crazy, crazy till we see the sun. >> but have you to complete it. >> i know we only met but let's pretend it's love. >> all right. and that is correct. >> very good. is there any particular meaning to that lyric? >> i think it's about, you know, like if you meet someone and you just like let's pretend we're in love. >> just for the moment. >> go for it. >> only for the moment. >> live like we're young. >> die when you're old like me, okay. here we go. number three. on which national tv show did one direction -- >> well done. >> "x-factor." >> oh, not correct. >> close. >> let me finish the question. on which national tv show did one direction make their u.s. debut? >> vivian. >> "i carly." >> sophia, do you want to make a guess? >> the "today" show is correct. >> all right, sophia. >> what was that like for you guys? >> so good. the fans have been absolutely incredible. >> amazing on the "today" show every tim

it's not fair. >> reporter: as for vivian, a day after we talked to thomas at the building departmentlandlord finally sent clark pest control to check out the rodent problem. after a thorough inspection, outside and inside the building, the clark employee told us -- >> there's a lot of pipes and stuff which is what they use to travel. they could be getting into other units. >> reporter: now, the judge in the class action lawsuit has fined thomas $50,000 for violating the court order. he is supposed to provide proof he is returning security deposits properly and he is not doing that. if he had held in contempt of court he could be sent to jail. >>> coming up in the next half hour, why are schools always asking voters for money while other agencies seem to get funding at will? the budgeting and lobbying that has california spending money on jail cells rather than classrooms. >> we will follow up to make sure you get all the help you need. >> a promise from the president as we get our best foot yet from the fallout from sandy. the landmark simply washed away. >> this is the only time tha

. >> vivÍan avila estÁ en el interior de la comunidad. serÍa un costo para el estado para la ciudad de ellos y no reemplaza toda la perdida que vamos a sufrir cuando los negocios cierren y las familias se vayan y nadie quiera venir por esta cÁrcel. >> ya se estÁn realizando foros comunitarios sobre el tema y al mismo tiempo recaudan firmas para evitar la construcciÓn del centro en el cual crearÍa una empresa que maneja decenas de prisiones en estados unidos que la que algunos acusan de violar los derechos humanos. >> no es la primera vez que tratan de detener. >> lo logrÓ hace dÍas realizar para marchas. dueÑos de negocios. en la decisiÓn. limitar a decir. los del nidos. en donde fueron arrestados. sufriÓ con el presidente obama, lo que sucede. de las pasadas. en el legislador. en los estados unidos, lo que sucede. si bien producto ante el congreso. >> inmigrantes dicen que a pesar del estatus temporal o tps no se detiene la deportaciÓn. >> hoy dÍa hubieron elecciones primarias en honduras uno es nuevo y en Él defsh ca manuel zelaya. >> l

esta noche en el segmento santos remedios, vivian paez, nos brinda algunos consejos caseros ..ero antes una avance de la informacion deportiva con oscar burgos... socio!!! buenas noches, se cierra otra semana de copa sudamericana de futbol, en paraguay, cerro porteÑo de local supero 1-0 a tigre de argentina tenemos imagenes y la palabra del goleador roberto nanni. por la mls en estos momentos galaxy esta perdiendo 1-0 ante whitecaps en la liguilla de la conferencia del oeste, al tiempo que el colombiano lionard pajoy del dc united nos habla sobre el vamos hablar de boxeo porque el entrenador pedro diaz nos cuenta porque es importante que miguel cotto entre en las alturas de big bear. bueno, realmente porque hemos revisado multiples campamentos en altura ehh.. en diferentes partes con buenos boxeadores y el resultado esta probado no. el trabajo de la altura es muy beneficioso para ehhh... el rendimiento competitivo. volvemos al tema de la copa sudamericana porque ya termino el segund partido y tenemos imagenes que nos llegan desde argentina. donde independiente recibio a la univ

do you know anybody by the name of vivian? >> man, hell, no. they need to call them people back and ask them who they are and how they know me. i don't know no vivian. this is bull right here, man. i'm offended by this, man. i didn't do nothing. >> i'll call them and talk to them. >> please do. >> do you want me to lock him in for now? >> yeah. >> you're going to lock me in? >> yeah. >> bonds will be locked in his cell while the investigation continues. if the allegation is found to be true, he will most likely wind up in the intensive detention unit and go back to noncontact visits with his family. coming up, paul komyatti takes a major step toward freedom. and aaron brown and his cat attempt to help others. >>> a major crackdown on contraband, specifically cell phones, has left some indiana state prison inmates in a precarious position. for others, the future looks considerably brighter. after 26 years in prison, today is paul komyatti's last day at indiana state. authorities have approved his transfer to a minimum security facility with a wo

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el día de las brujas o hallowen especial para decenas de niños de esa ciudad, disfrazado rzado s r vivíanión en chicago. edwin asegura que su vida cambiará como ciudadano. >>> cuando me vaya a inscribir a l escuela. me pueden escribir en cosas como fútbol porque a veces te piden eso. y pues, sí, fue mi sueño. y ese sueño se hizo realidad. >>> pero obtener este certificado tho fue nada fácil para los padres de edwin y sus 2 pequeñas hermanitas la familia molina estuvo separada por 2 años, mientras se cumplía el proceso. >>> el obstáculo más fuerte se puede decir que fue cuando mis hijas na 100 y yo no estaba presente. yo no pude ir cono s conocí a mis hijas luego de 2 semanas que nacieron. y luego de 2 semanas, fue cuando las conocí. >>> es primera vez que una ceremonia de naturalización es preso deuda por un doctor y donde una bruja y una gatúbela o cat woman entregan los certificados a los niños proveniente de 14 países méxico aportó la mayor delegación. >>> ellos son ciudadanos automáticamente. porque uno de los padres, hay varios requisitos, porque uno o 2 padres ya son ciudadanos de e

. >>> en beverly hills vivían escalante, uno visión. >>> los expertos advierten que hay mitos sobre el cosas que no es especial y que no necesitaban. >>> bueno cambiamos de tema. l los... que costaban unos cuantos dólares la caja. suspenderá sus operaciones la compañía que los produce. se ha tornado muy caro en internet. se o 2re ze en sitios de subastas, en 3.000 dólares una caja sin abrirse. y otros se venden 500 dólares. uno en 99 pero está ligeramente mordido. increíble lo que causa el anuncio supere la bancarrota de la empresa. supuesta bancarrota. nos enteramos que no es el caso. de la empresa que los produce. una helada ray en phoenix ofrece cena completa en el día de celebración de la acción de gracias. pero, toda de helados vamos a explicar por qué. comentarios en facebook y twitter. >>> una tienda de helados en phoenix prepara una cena completa para celebrar el día de acción de gracias, ofrece pavo, maíz. pastel de calabaza. patata dulce y arándano. no es que establecimiento este asando los pavos y calentando el maíz. estarán en los sabores de los helados que ofrece, pu tener

lastly, i want to thank my parents and my wife, vivian, and my two daughters, jennifer and some of the, for their love and support. thank you. [applause] >> steve castile. [applause] >> i started working for the public works department 15 years ago. we are like a family. it is a very close-knit group. i think, because of that, we get the best out of people. one of the problems we encountered in the city was we were not able to pay our vendors and contractors. people were entering data inconsistently. documents were always getting lost. payments were not going out. the numbers do not add up. everything has to flow horizontal and vertical leap. we created several modules to make it easier for contractors to attach the documents in a standardized format. we do not have to go deeper anymore. i don't have a formal education in i.t., however, i have deployed some systems when i was working for the industry, and i brought in young, energetic staff to help. we implemented this. it took three months. people knew when they were going to get paid. i think we have a happy contractor community. >>

do you know anybody by the name of vivian? >> man, hell, no.and ask them who they are and how they even know me. i ain't know no vivian. i don't have a cell phone. this is bull right here, man. i though youwere joking about this until now. i'm offended by this, man. i didn't do nothing. >> i'll call them and talk to them. >> please do. >> i'll calm >> do you want me to lock him in for now? >> yeah. >> you're going to lock me in? >> yeah. >> bonds will be locked in his cell while the investigation continues. if the allegation is found to be true, he will most likely wind up in the intensive detention unit and go back to noncontact visits with his family. >> this is crazy. >>> coming up, paul komyatti takes a major step toward freedom. >>> and aaron brown and his cat attempt to help others. [ emily jo ] derrell comes into starbucks with his wife, danielle, almost every weekend. derrell hasn't been able to visit his mom back east in a long time. [ shirley ] things are sometimes a little tight around the house. i wasn't able to go to the wedding. [

tambien aquellos que en un momento vivian independientes, han tenido regresar con sus padres.ltades a la hora de emitir el sufragio... tambien:. la policia del distrito esta tras los pasos de dos sospechos en relacion con un robo ocurrido en el noroeste de la ciudad.. aviso de frio intenso a partir de la medianoche, tambien, se espera nieve esta semana en el area metropolitana... detalles de este pronostico, despues de la pausa... y recuerde que puede acceder a la informacion de noticias washington las 24 horas del dia, ubiquenos en facebook y twitter bajo noticias dc y en en las ultimas horas se han multiplecado las llamadas de latinos votantes en centros de asistencia en todo el pais.. estos quieren verificar su informacion para poder votar. maria rosa lucchini aclara estas y otras dudas. los telefonos no dejan de sonar.... de latinos que quieren que sus votos cuenten... en este centro de asistencia en washington del 1888-ve y vota..voluntarios responden a preguntas...sin parar... "estamos recibiendo llamadas de muchos estados, incluyendo california, texas, virginia, marylan

i thought to propose -- [unintelligible] why don't you take one designer like vivian westwood or others to make one season, one coutoure collection? >> you should call some up immediately and suggest the deal. >> [laughs] that is true. each one to make their own collection should not be back. a very attractive idea. >> as you do not want to talk about art, we will not say your work is art. let's be very vulgar and talk about money. [laughter] it is extraordinary what you have produced in coutoure. does that make any money? quick to be honest, what we produce in coutoure does not make money but it does include money. i must say, i am very proud of that. when i started to do coutoure, after a lot of stories that may be issued do another job, i said, ok, i will do my own collection. i started and never stopped after. on boat one, one woman, done all in lace in the exhibition. it starts like, ok, i did not think to make another one. so i did one after and one after and one after peter i am still doing it now. this is 1997. more than 10 years. >> i ask the question because it is very interes

. >> esa semana las puertas d ab e abrieron para 24 mujeres, vivian en estados unidos, hace maás de 10 donde estas, e estoy trabajando >> también llego a tijuana, en a arizona quedo su hijo, es la s g segunda vez que la expulsan >> volvi entrar a los 3 dias, después me encontraron por medio de mi mama, me echaron por 8 s meses estuve detenida >> intentara pasar la frontera, aunque en el intento quede rttr las rejas un comportamiento r u recurrente de quienes trabajja e en ese refugio >> son mujeres que animicamente vienen acabadas por la separa o separación, son mujeres que en l la noche no du ermermen por pe e en sus hijos, su unicúnico pen n pensamiento es que equieren re e regresar a estados unidos. >> pueden 0cceaer en manos de e secuestradores, ladrones y vio a violadrores >> sufremn muchas masviolacione de dderechos humanos que los hombres como abuso sexual, vio e violencia extrema, pero como que ellas asumen al igual que el hombre que ese tipod e de de e dejaciones es parte del pago que tienen que asumir por el tray trayecto >> para los defensores de dd derechos humanos lo más g

that's where vivian and hayley come in.od morning. >> reporter: congratulations. >> thank you. >> reporter: tell me about being a good guard person. >> well, guard, as you said, we are the visual component of marching band. we represent what the music sounds like, if the music is slow, the equipment, the way we move it is slow. if it's fast, we move it fast. we have rifles, such as what hayley has. >> reporter: so appropriately holding it. you have to be listening and in tune with how the band is playing on any given day? >> definitely. all about counting, and i think more so than counting, keeping up with the music. if we're not with the music and together, it falls apart. >> reporter: you have to keep up with it and be in sync the whole time. what's the hardest thing? >> i would say the hardest part is keeping your face -- you have to, when you are -- your face is part of the visual come opponent. >> reporter: why they don't have their hats on, their tv savvy and they wanted you to see all their faces today. i say give me

. >> vivian you're on the board first. question two.ay. here we go. number three. on which national tv show did one direction -- >> well done. >> "x-factor." >> oh, not correct. >> close. >> let me finish the question. on which national tv show did one direction make their u.s. debut? >> vivian. >> "i carly." >> sophia, do you want to make a guess? >> the "today" show is correct. >> all right, sophia. >> what was that like for you guys? >> so good. the fans have been absolutely incredible. >> amazing on the "today" show every time. >> loved having you, and sophia you're in the lead with 2-1. true or false. status symbol was one of the names considered for the band. >> vivian. >> true. >> that is not correct. >> false. >> nailed that one down. >> you know too much. >> what was the original or one of the names. >> liam, my dad came up with it. state of single. >> i don't know why we didn't go with it. i honestly don't. >> two for wala and two for sophia, and vivian, here we go. outside which city was the video what makes you beautiful sho

vivian bucay.oard-certified dermatologist, published author and international speaker. [♪...] ...so, dr. bucay, philosophy talks about dermatological gold standards. what does that mean to you as a dermatologist? >> a gold standard is simply something that works and has the science to back its claims. for me, that gold standard is going to be a retinoid and by that, i mean something in the class of vitamin a. >> what are the benefits of using a retinoid? >> the nice thing about a retinoid is that it can really speed up cell renewal so that your skin looks brighter, more even toned. it can also slow the breakdown of collagen. so it's a two-fold benefit. retinoids unfortunately also turn on a signal for irritation. one of the exciting advances in retinoid research has been the development of something called h.p.r., a very gentle retinoid that has managed to separate efficacy from irritation, so you can have a potent, yet gentle product. >> women absolutely love philosophy's anti-aging skin care syst

it's an area with a large african-american population, one analyst vivian paige suggestion may be the target of voter suppression. >> suppression of minority vote has been going on for a long time because primarily minorities tend to overwhelmingly vote for the democratic party. >> here is a percentage where people had to wait. whites on average only had to wait 9% of them had to wait on line where as african-americans had 22% of them had to wait. latinos, 24% of them had to wait according to a survey done by aflcio. obviously, they targeted mines. it didn't work. >> patricia rose is from brown university founder and director of quantum a joins us as well. professor rose, is it me, or did people get motivated not just by voting for president obama or voting for democrats, but by the idea that they wouldn't be kept down? >> yeah, well, thanks for having me chenk. it's a really important story. not only were they motivated by obama, but the history of voter suppression is such a part of the collective memory. every generation knows that this is an on going tactic. african-americans, we

. >> vivian, will be withholding this -- holding this speech, because i see patty talking on a lectern because desmond tutu is busy. and i serve you. and as i served -- called to serve you. by first mandela and then tutu. and i think, you know, we're all called to serve each other in that sense by god and a sense of common decency. africa is a continent we pick on, because a real issue we are fighting with poverty, because it so happens that we are there. and i suppose a wealth of confidence and stark contrast -- but i'm sure you are ramping up, and as with regards to your own role, i don't think you need any advice from me. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. i'd like to ask that everyone keep their seats until the members of the stage party have left as well as the distinguished guests here, and the lecture fund ushers will release each row, so this is for safety and security reasons. >> can i just say one last thing before we go? my favorite singer is here. andrea corps, sitting right here with her husband, brett. [applause] >> thank you. >> thank you. >> several live events to tell

. >> my name is vivian.hank you so much for coming here today and speaking so candidly about africa. i am so excited to hear about my continent and what is going on. my question is, maybe just thinking about the continent and how they are seems to be a single story idea of what is going on in africa. this is more a personal question, what kind of advice the have four young africans like myself who have access to world knowledge and opportunities and want to be able to take that back without them condescending or thinking i necessarily know more just because i have gone to georgetown, and really just thinking about how we can ease back into the african experience without being condescending, if that makes sense. >> yes, it makes a lot of sense. i look forward to meeting you when you are president of libya, -- nmibia, which you clearly are going to be. [applause] condescending being the key word, not to condescend. it is very hard. partly what we do is raise the alarm, and we have to, when there is deep injust

. >> my name is vivian.i just want to say thank you so much for coming here today and speaking so candidly about africa. i am so excited to hear about my continent and what is going on. my question is, maybe just thinking about the continent and how they are seems to be a single story idea of what is going on in africa. this is more a personal question, what kind of advice the have four young africans like myself who have access to world knowledge and opportunities and want to be able to take that back without them condescending or thinking i necessarily know more just because i have gone to georgetown, and really just thinking about how we can ease back into the african experience without being condescending, if that makes sense. >> yes, it makes a lot of sense. i look forward to meeting you when you are president of libya, which you clearly are going to be. [applause] condescending being the key word, not to condescend. it is very hard. partly what we do is raise the alarm, and we have to, when there is de

>>> una labor que es ayudada por grandes personalidades como vivian que es la encargada de asuntos migratoriosarles a todos este buen dÍa y agradecemos a emilio que hace esta labor cada vez mÁ's grande. primero, gracias a dios en todo momento y tdos lugar. feliz dÍa de aciÓn de gracias y nos despedimos de todos ustedes. todo el dÍa se darÁ comida aquÍ.c y quÉ felicidad y tranquilidad se siente y hoy no sÓlo esto sin oque tambiÉn el amora, y la compaÑÍa y la uniÓn de compartir con nuestros amigos, y familia. >>> eso es lo mÁs importante y necesitamos regalar amor! felicidades tambiÉn para ti amelia y nuestra gente en california. >>> no se sienta solo, no hay nadie solo en el mundo, para que lo sepa, en momentos comprobarÁn lo fÁcil que es decorar para la navidad. >>> este aÑo le toca a tacher decorar! >>> tambiÉn verÁn cÓmo chino y nacho soreprendieron a un niÑo con discapacidad. >>> atenciÓn porque tambiÉn son momentos para deprimirse, pero no se sienta solo, hoy los ayudamos con algunos detalles que marcarÁn la diferencia. feli dÍa de acciÓn de gracias. >>> gracias carla, son 7 aÑos juntos! >

lado para otro estoy aquí con la gente pasandola espectacular >> miren los calentadores >> dónde viviandicen de este sara hasta tiene su propio ritmo ella es sensacion en las redes sociales y a quién no le gusta un buen mariachi aquí cuando escucha >> que podría tener la dicha que tiene un gallo cuando se sube >> preparese para verdad este popurri de risas ♪ (risas) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ este mundo esta raro viste como movia las cejas esa muchacha >> sí impresionante y a mi me dicen grabalo en hoytube peor se los muestro a ustedes >> yo puedo mover la nariz >> preparaste algo especial >> me encontré estos talentos que guardan secretos con los menudos y hasta novis hasta novias les encontré a menudo >> tiene muchas fanáticas >> emocionada después de verlos por tanto tiempo >> y como los encontraste? >>guapisimos yo tenía 8 años >> que le dirías a las fanáticas con el reencuentro de menudo? >> vale la pena verlos después de tanto tiempo >> los llevaste hasta tu casa >> roy >> y hoy estamos celebrando 15 años del rencuentro y empezando con rene que esta de cumpleaños >> aguirre que cumple añ

greta garbo, vivian lee. >> i just said, sign me up. >> when i read the book, i was dreaming about itok. >> you see, i read it when i was about 19. and i remembered her being almost saintly, you know? and the victim. and then, i reread it last year. and suddenly went, oh. this is a lot darker and much stranger than i remember it being. >> and you certainly play her in a much darker way. you say, you think actually that tolstoy at times really disliked anna karenina. >> you have to think, whether she's the heroine or anti-heroine. she can be vicious and cruel. that's kind of what was interesting about her. she has all the assets to her character. >> i remember reading the book and thinking, how tragic it was she had to choose between her children and the love of her life. and yet, the way you play her in the movie, i almost couldn't forgive her for leaving her children. >> no. that was the big thing i had a massive problem with it and i think you do. how can you not really judge somebody that does that? but also, you understand it. you know, this is somebody that's never experienced th

host: vivian makes this point on twitter. the white house wants to make the tax code simpler. that has been floated in years past by other administrations. guest: it is hard to do tax reform. biggest ticket items are the mortgage interest deduction, the protection of the employer- provided health care, things like that. it is hard to go after those in any political climate. there is so much talk about capping deduction. that is a way to do tax reform but not make these hard decisions. you're making it harder -- or reducing its value. host: the changing of the tax code. "the baby boomers are now in full retirement mode." guest: it is import to think about 2012 or 2013 is from 1986. the 1986 tax code overhaul was paid for in part by raising taxes on corporations and investment income. it is hard to see that happening today. we saw that during the campaign. corporations are trying to lower their taxes. it is hard to replicate that kind of thing. there was more good will in 1986 with tax reform. we came off the social security deal in 1983. there were some real bipartisan successe

so i am not wanting to condescending you -- i look forward to the day when vivian will be holding thishe absurdity of it. [inaudible] i think we are all called to serve each other and the sense of common decency. africa is a country we pick on because the real issue we are dealing with his extreme poverty. it just so happens that a lot of it is fair. the wealth of the continent is such a stark contrast. i am absolutely sure that you are ramping up. you don't need any advice for me. [applause] >> thank you. >> i would like to ask everyone to keep your seats until the members until the guests have left. and the lecture ushers will release each row. >> medicine one last thing before we go? my favorite singer here is andrea with her husband brett. thank you. [applause] [applause] [cheers] >> tomorrow on "washington journal", author and correspondent ronald kessler looks at the fallout of the intelligence community after the resignation of david petraeus. and ways to break political gridlock in washington as negotiations over the fiscal cliff start between the president and congress. after

host: a comment on twitter from vivian, saying to secure the borders, do they mean like the berlin wallest: it is less interesting than it needs to be. there are in the region and lot of smart people at homeland security and this is a pretty but partisan issue. we are not talking about the berlin wall. i love the picture of the truck that is going over the border. [laughter] janet napolitano has a great " that she says often, as soon as you build a fence, they will find a ladder that is 1 foot higher. but there are very high tech ways to secure the border. i have been there, it is very impressive. in some ways it looks like a military operation. they have a see-through hall, where you can see what is going on. a lot of it is about crime, not so much about trafficking people. the progress that the united states has made on the southern border since about 2000, it has been really incredible. there are a couple of spots on the southern border that are problems that we know about. there are other problems, like in arizona. it is almost like a steel trap. there is no getting through. you can