elizabeth, ¿estÁs segura de que te quieres ir? >>ay, seÑito, me da mucha pena con usted, pero, pues teodoro me pidiÓ una oportunidad y yo le dije que sÍ se la iba a dar. lo estoy haciendo por mis hermanitos. ellos necesitan un papÁ y una familia. >>no se preocupe, seÑo. yo quiero mucho a estos chamacos. me voy a hacer cargo de ellos. se lo debo a la mamÁ de los niÑos. >>sÍ, si, claro. entiendo. >>bueno, las dejo solas para que se despidan. y nuevamente, muchÍsimas gracias por cuidar de mis muchachas y de juan carlos. te espero afuera. >>ay, seÑo, la voy a extraÑar mucho. [suspiros] >>y yo a ti. [♪] >>¿quÉ pasÓ, memo? sÍ, todo esÁa saliendo de lujo. sÍ, ya tengo a los chamacos conmigo. no, no, no. maÑana los tienes a primera hora. sÍ, muy bien. oye, pero acuÉrdate, ¿eh? la mitad de lo que saques con ellos es para mÍ. ¿estamos? Órale. >>esta siempre va a ser tu casa. no lo olvides. >>ay, seÑito, muchas gracias por todo lo que hizo por nosotros. nunca la vamos a olvidar. >>te guardÉ todo aquÍ en las bolsa

¿quÉ dices, elizabeth? [♪] >>pues, no sÉ, tenemos que pensarlo. [♪] sÓlo si nos dices hermanos. [♪] >>hermanos. [sonríen] [♪] [♪] >>si quieres, puedes llevarte la virgencita a tu cuarto para que te cuide y te proteja. yo les puedo dar a mis hermanitos cualquier otra estampita de la virgen. >>no, elizabeth, aquÍ estÁ bien, ademÁs, yo tengo mi medalla acompaÑÁndome todo el tiempo. >>quÉ curioso, la seÑora que me ayudÓ para que yo vendiera los periÓdicos tenÍa una medalla exactamente igual a la tuya. estÁ bien bonita. >>siempre estarÉ muy agradecida a la virgen por ponerlos en mi camino. le debo el regalo mÁs grande que he recibido en mi vida: el calor de una familia. [♪] telemundo network captioning@telemundo.com (305) 887-3060 por segundo aÑo consecutivo miguel cabrera se lleva el titulo al jugador mÁs codiciado >libro crea polÉmica pide a la muj

i don't know any white man in port elizabeth, no. the white man i used to know is-- he is now in-- pity. we might have been able to work out a point there. you see, if you knew the white man, i would ask the white man to write a letter, stating in the letter that he's got a job for you here in port elizabeth, right? now, you take this letter from the white man in port elizabeth who's got a job for you straight to the native commissioner of king william's town. the native commissioner of king william's town will read the letter from the white man in port elizabeth who's got a job for you and write another letter. now, take the letter from the native commissioner of king william's town, plus the letter from the white man in port elizabeth, straight to the native commissioner of port elizabeth. the native commissioner of port elizabeth will read the letter from the native commissioner of king william's town, letter from the white man in port elizabeth and then write another letter. take the letter from the native commissioner of port el

other stores started calling shts and it was clear to elizabeth that she couldn't handle this on her own. >> as we started selling to all of these stores i realized that i couldn't be in all of these places. and so much of the work i do is training stores how to sell the product. i have three children, and like to, you know, see them from time to time. so finding sales people was crucial to the growth of my business. >> reporter: finding just any old sales person is easy. but finding the right sales person, that takes a lot of work. elizabeth started talking to store managers to see who they liked working with. >> because if the store has a relationship with close -- close relationship with the sales rep and wants them in their store, likes working with them, then that's a sale rep i want to work with. >> reporter: but so does everyone else, so before getting a rep to sell laloop, elizabeth first had to sell them on working for the company. >> the good ones, you know, you have to court, and you have to share your story, and you have to make them want you. >> reporter: this was one of

elizabeth created it after losing her fifth pair of sunglasses in a year. when she went to find an accessory to help her, all she could find were -- >> old fashion granny leashes and couldn't quite believe that this was all that was on the market, so we came up with this product. >> la loop started to take off. elizabeth got them into that madison avenue store, and they were featured as a great gift for mom in "the new york times." >> and in that week between the time it was in "the new york times" and mother's day, that store sold 1,000 la loops. >> word got around, celebrities started wearing them. other stores started calling, and it was clear to elizabeth she couldn't handle this on her own. >> i realized i couldn't be in all of these places, and so much of the work i do is training stores how to sell the product. i have three children and like to, you know, see them from time to time, so finding sales people was crucial to the growth of my business. >> finding just any old sales person is easy, but finding the right sales person, that takes a lot of wo

this is elizabeth taylor. and you'll notice is that the body of this one this one is even grander the one that elizabeth taylor it has an extra coil. and finally an exceptional piece another of those wonderful serpent watches and this instance it's gold, diamond platinum and you can notice on the head a very large burmese rube i didn't. i'm showing you here how it would be presented in emphasis original case and how you can open the head to reveal the dial as in this case you can see surround by brilliant diamonds >> now incessantly it varies it was when bully was not involved in watch manning making so they were in top movements they vary. those are the ones that you find. and it's really i think wonderful to be able to see for the first time ever those 3 exceptional serpent watches which is really thanks to the generosity of a prominent california for an private collector has left them for the benefit of us to see. now moving in the 1980s it was the time when the bullyingy style came into its own the bold ro

hi, it's elizabeth... garini. elizabeth ga-who? garini, from the neighborhood. oh, yes. yeah, hi. hi, nice to see you. okay. take care. hi, i'm debra, ray's wife. nice to meet you. this is my husband scott. hey, how ya doin'? okay. yeah. all right, well, goodbye. good to see you. have fun. oh, very smooth, ray. it's just -- i don't -- it was a shock to see her. yeah, well, she was really broken up about you not walking her to the door. seriously? did you pick up on that? come on, don't joke around! honey, she was fine. she came up to you. you can stop obsessing now. you're right. you're right, she came up to me. okay. good. huh. what? i should have brought up the incident and apologized. so do it. really? no. yeah? no. you are so annoying! no, i haven't had time torepa my remarks. you've had 25 years. hi again. we've got to stop meeting like this. okay. you know what? i'll bet you probably don't even remember this. we wt out one time. of course. i remember. yeah? hey, don't worry, man. nothing happened. that must have been, like, 25 years ago. yeah, i think it was. i think -- i th

elizabeth had a passion for collecting jewels and husbands. (laughter) >> now the jewels you'll see in the exhibition are mainly the gift from here fourth husbands east i didn't fishing and 5th and 6 accounting husband richard burton. they were worn extensive by the elizabeth taylor on the gene and in really life human resources she got from east i didn't fishing you see was mounted in platinum with emerald and diamonds. the second if a blossom you'll see in the explicit inhibition is mound is colonels diamonds of different shades. as it was given by the east i didn't fisher in february 1962 for her birthday. they were part of a set at his last attempt from keeping his wife from running away with rendering burton arrest now in the x you'll see a small emerald or relatively small 7 carrots emeralds that was the first emerald and diamond ring which was the first jewel she received from burton. sprirlsz she never regarded it as american people engagement gift it was a spectacular broach set with an emerald of 23.44 carrots in a surround of diamon

isabel, pero le dicen elizabeth siempre le hemos dicho isabel ahorita voy con ustedes porque temen tengo que hablar con ustedes como con tu hijo que temen esta enfrente de nosotros porque no solamente vale lo que ustedes sigan sino lo que los demás que también su familia se están dando cuenta,qué fue lo que pasó ese día que supuestamente descubriste que tu hermana esta dando gotas que lejos de hacerle bien le están causando un mal fuerte a tu papa, dices que lo quiere envenenar. si por que la persona que se llama hortensia trabajan en seguro, es no era de mi papá y ella le proporciona los medicamentos del seguro y el día que yo llegue ellas no me dieron, pero le dijo a su hija apúrate meta de las gotas y no me quisieron decir, le pregunté enséñame la medicina y no quisieron y se fueron y obligaron a mi papá que se las tomara, mi papá deliraba, ya vencía incoherencias estamos viendo una recreación de las cosas que nos narra la propia inés,que ha sucedido con su familia, que gotas, sabe ser novelas otras que le estaban dando tu papá no porque la señora llegó, hortensia

elizabeth had a passion for collecting jewels and husbands. (laughter) >> now the jewels you'll see in the exhibition are mainly the gift from here fourth husbands east i didn't fishing and 5th and 6 accounting husband richard burton. they were worn extensive by the elizabeth taylor on the gene and in really life human resources she got from east i didn't fishing you see was mounted in platinum with emerald and diamonds. the second if a blossom you'll see in the explicit inhibition is mound is colonels diamonds of different shades. as it was given by the east i

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politically than elizabeth warren she talks she's a candidate born out of the occupy movement basically and look she might have some she might have to dust up her foreign policy we've she's been quiet on important issues whether it's syria us intervention in the middle east stuff like that but she's going to be in the senate for a few more years she can take a position all these issues and she's to should take a position from ron paul here he comes out he's gotten tons of popularity that populous outrage in america isn't just directed at wall street it's directed at our foreign wars too and she can capitalize on both of those. i think it would be audio and chris i'm curious your take i think before i think it would be great if elizabeth warren ran for president because i think what we would see as a definite distinction between the two candidates and one thing that a lot of independents complain about is that they see the two parties as nominating people that really there are no real differences well if elizabeth warren is nominated by the democrats we will see a stark difference betwee

isabel, pero le dicen elizabeth siempre le hemos dicho isabel

elizabeth says epic, everybody else says fail. the correct answer, and this was close, 51% of the vote it's epic. just like that elizabeth in first place with $300. don't worry, everybody else it's so early, we're going to raise the dollars amount. the next question is worth $300 bucks. the two possible answers, shacked up with her boyfriend or married into a different faith. the question is, ministers said they would be more upset if their daughters did what? is it getting shacked up with their boyfriend or married into another faith? mie ron, what's your story? >> i work for a contractor, go to school part time working on my mda and in three short days i'm saying hello to my 30s. it's a big milestone. >> welcome to the world of watching your cholesterol intake and rickety knees. the 30s are wild. good luck with that. wish you the best. you got 100 bucks right now is it shacked up with the boyfriend or married into a different faith? flip those cards, everyone. let's see it. two say shacked up, the ladies say the different faith.

.) >> elizabeth where is elizabeth? elizabeth coming up human resources she's a 7th grader from james middle shopping mall school and she's an intelligent student she's a leader and helps to translate for us. she also demonstrates the pride for her school >> (speaking spanish.) >> (clapping) the next one is jose. where is jose? yeah. let's give him a round of applause. he's from the boys and girls clubs and is a lifelong resident of admission district he's appeared an advocate for healthy relationships and a team leadership and tutoring and community service programs. he's most recent achievement was being selected as a youth ambassador and traveling to south america. jose is >> (speaking spanish.) >> (clapping) so much to celebrate. thank you very much >> (speaking spanish.) >> (clapping). >> thank you district attorney george. we would like to now move forward with our program but first we would like to acknowledge a special person who arrived at the scene we want to thank former mayor willie brown for being here toda

i think it would be audio and chris i'm curious your take i think i think it would be great if elizabeth warren ran for president because i think what we would see as a definite distinction between the two candidates and one thing that a lot of independents complain about is that they see the two parties as nominating people that really there are no real differences well if elizabeth warren is nominated by the democrats we will see a stark difference between the two parties and i look forward to that i really think that that would be a good choice for americans to make to really see what progressives and liberals stand for and she is an excellent example of that where you'll see that i did it with the middle class against the against go to hooters the republicans. oh i don't know scott walker i mean we've got we've got quite a large number of people who would jump in here for a second and you know i jump in here for a second here you know you know that it was de luna for the lunatic fringe of the democrat party that beat hillary elected obama and that's right is the limit got a lot obama

i've got my book and i'm staying in port elizabeth. robert zwelinzima takes this book, he's got a job at felt & textiles. sizwe bansi picks up this one. he walk 150 miles to king william's town. you better start walking. you go to be there yesterday. - buntu. - don't bloody bullshit me. buntu. i told you they're coming back again. if they find you here, you'll be back in that crowded train. take an advice from me, friend. walk the 150 miles, there's a lot of sightseeing in that. buntu. you get a bloody lot, man. go join your wife. she's there in king william's town out of job. your children are out of school. - buntu. - join them. the whole sizwe bansi family is on leave for life. that's what the bloody white men want. sit down with your ass in the ciskeian border, cough your lungs out. that's the way to king william's town, man. - walk. - buntu. i said get out of my house. - buntu. - what? what about my wife, nowetu? buntu? what has your wife got to do with this? her loving husband is dead, buntu. so she's going to marry a better man.

.) >> elizabeth where is elizabeth? elizabeth coming up human resources she's a 7th grader from james middle shopping mall school and she's an intelligent student she's a leader and helps to translate for us. she also demonstrates the pride for her school >> (speaking spanish.) >>

. >>> speaking of 2016, could elizabeth warren go at it with hillary clinton? this is a fascinating thing that's buzzing now on the democratic party left. how about a left wing candidate on the left going against a center left candidate. i think they'd love to see that. we'll see. we'll get to that tonight. >>> finally, republicans love to compare things they don't like to slavery. the latest is the debt if you can believe that. sarah palin is onto that brilliant comment. and this is "hardball," the place for politics. you have time to shop for car insurance today? yeah. i heard about progressive's "name your price" tool? i guess you can tell them how much you want to pay and it gives you a range of options to choose from. huh? i'm looking at it right now. oh, yeah? yeah. what's the... guest room situation? the "name your price" tool, making the world a little more progressive. >>> welcome back to "hardball." republicans are convinced they found hillary clinton's achilles heel, if you will. benghazi. and starting with the senate hearing in february. >> i think

. >>> speaking of 2016, could elizabeth warren go at it with hillary clinton? this is a fascinating thing that's buzzing now on the democratic party left. how about a left wing candidate on the left going against a center left candidate. i think they'd love to see that. we'll see. we'll get to that tonight. >>> finally, republicans love to compare things they don't like to slavery. the latest is the debt if you can believe that. sarah palin is onto that brilliant comment. and this is "hardball," the place for politics. >>> scenes of utter devastation in the philippine city. the city took a direct hit from typhoon haiyan. one of the most powerful storms on record. witnesses in tacloban say virtually every building was destroyed. and the death toll in tacloban is thought as high as 10,000 people. remote areas may have been hit such as hard. you can help by donating to one of the charities you see on your screen right now. so far the u.s. military has sent in the marines, along with food, water, and generators. but much more is needed. we'll be right back. gate ke

.) >> elizabeth where is elizabeth? elizabeth coming up human resources she's a 7th grader from james middle shopping mall school and she's an intelligent student she's a leader and helps to translate for us. she also demonstrates the pride for her school >> (speaking spanish.) >> (clapping) the next one is jose. where is jose? yeah. let's give him a round of applause. he's from the boys and girls clubs and is a lifelong resident of admission district he's appeared an advocate for healthy relationships and a team leadership and tutoring and community service

under ordinary circumstances elizabeth's 200,000 principles reduction would be taxed as income. for elizabeth that would have meant a huge tax bill. >> $60,000 on taxes. >> if a creditors forgives your debt, meaning they say, okay, you don't owe this amount to us any more, normally that's considered taxable income. >> reporter: but elizabeth and all of the struggling borrowers who have received financial relief by having the size of their mortgage were spared. for seeing the financial disaster that the tax laws could create, president george w. bush signed the mortgage relief bill. >> this with allow homeowners pay no mortgage on debt forgiveness they may receive. this is a good bees of legislation. >> reporter: a good piece of legislation, the act expires admitted night december 31st creating what experts say a financial nightmare for struggling homeowners. >> it could not have addressed this problem. there is a big catch in this while they may be able to afford their new mortgage payment they'll be stuck with a tax bill they won't be able to afford, and attempting to pay those