en tu caso priscilla con 3 hijos. Ídolo. >>> sabes que, a mÍ me dieron un secreto que me funcionÓ mucho porque yo tambiÉn asÍ me ponia y esto y lo otro, mientras mÁs bajitos hables tÚ, mÁs bajito hablan tus hijos, empieza as sdw a gritar, piensa estas actuando bien, todo lo que haces tiene una consecuencia estÁ bien no, le voy a preguntar raulito, preguntele a los hijos de priscilla por allÁ por favor xh cÓmo se pone la mamÁ cuando lo > cÓ los regaÑa su mamÁ? >>> con miedo >>> mira ni se atreven a hablar >>> lo que pasa que hay momentos >>> estÁ diciendo algo, priscilla. >>> sabe de nalgada >>> estÁ hablandounivision@@des spierta americaunivision@@despia te sacan la peor foto te quierev hacer quedar mal >>> te ha pasado en algÚn momento priscilla quisiste levantar la voz >>> no me da pena no crean porque hay gente que me ha tocado, papÁs el golpe sÓlo Último, pero a veces una nalgada a tiempo que toda upa vida despuÉs que son adolescentes, jovencitos que no pueden controlar, necesitan saber quiÉ

priscilla tiene un cuerpo a veces noo muestra porque es callada, pero tremendo. tremenda y priscilla nos re trabaja la al mar go maravillos porque nos regalarÁn video haciendo baile. >>> es un baile cardio dance con priscilla, me divierto mucho, las mujeres en lugar de dividirnos de plano dejar en efsh cierro nuestra creatividad , se me ha dado gracias a dios la oportunidad del show de mÉxico arbit mira eso es lo queoy her. > no hay nada mÁque hacer ejerci rico que bailar >>> que biuen recuerdo ese de ls bailes >>> "mira quiÉn baila" me dejÓ un recuerdo increÍble, yo tuve una lesiÓn que me du darÁ 2 aÑos, me paÑos >>> por quÉ? >>> porque se meacturÓ una sk cervical >>> cuando no estas en tu rutina no tienes esa escuela es difÍcil cualquier momento te puedes lesionarse. >>> gracias a dios estas trabajando, muy bien. la escuchaba ahÍ natalia, a ti y ama qu maki porque hablamos muy bien. >>> maki quiei niÑa quiere cer pregunta. >>> prestamos el micrÓfono >>> mientras se a nirm mi niÑas bailar. >>> a maki, natalia >>> bailas tango >>> no me gustaeh..

. >> yeah, priscilla is a magnificent woman. she is so smart and knowledgeable, and working really hard on the newspaper "wall streeter," and she was a voice behind all of the difficulties that everyone is having. i discovered her and she got right out in the front, and the world could use 100 priscilla grimms. >> or 99. >> yeah and she was behind the line and they put it on tumbler and that line will go down in history. >> of course it will. tell us when you first heard that line. >> when i first heard it i -- i don't even remember actually where i first heard it but it was a line that stuck with me. and then when i met with priscilla and read about her, she was the first person to put it on tumbler she and chris another wall street person communicated together and he wrote the line and she championed it and got it out there. and like with any great line once it is out there, everyone is claiming responsibility. but they are the true owners. and then the whole world wrote into them explaining whatever tragedies they are facing.

. >> yeah priscilla is a magnificent woman. she is so smart and knowledgeable, and working really hard on the newspaper "wall streeter," and she was a voice behind all of the difficulties that everyone is having. i discovered her and she got right out in the front, and the world could use 100 priscilla grimms. >> or 99. >> yeah and she was behind the line and they put it on tumbler and that line will go down in history. >> of course it will. tell us when you first heard that line. >> when i first heard it i -- i don't even remember actually where i first heard it but it was a line that stuck with me. and then when i met with priscilla and read about her, she was the first person to put it on tumbler, she and chris another wall street person communicated together and he wrote the line and she championed it and got it out there. and like with any great line once it is out there, everyone is claiming responsibility. but they are the true owners. and then the whole world wrote into them explaining whatever tragedies they are facing

i mean, i'm thinking of priscilla, vernon presley, these people -- even the guys. you know, has he been kidnapped? has he been killed? i mean, you know, this was unheard of. and so there was no way i was going to sleep and so the next afternoon was sunday and he gets up. he's in a great mood. that's when he tells me what went on in memphis and on this flight from dallas to los angeles he had a big problem. the male stewart on the flight saw elvis' guns and elvis showed and his badge and everything to carry. he had a concealed weapon. the guy said, you can't do it. so elvis just walked off the plane. the pilot came after him, mr. presley, it's okay. you can bring your weapons. he had three guns. you can bring your weapons -- can you imagine that due today? so i'm hearing all this stuff but we had this nice sunday afternoon, we made coffee, we were looking out -- >> what did he wear on that flight? he didn't wear the vegas outfit, did he? >> he wore the same outfit on work to washington. >> the same outfit with the international hotel belt? >> don't forget, he doesn'

now elvis will bring with him a signed photograph of lisa marie and priscilla. so did he pick that up at hillcrest? >> no, i think this was pictures that he married in his wallet. carried with him all the time and i think he signed it to the president. >> these are things he carried all the time? >> yeah. he carried a picture of priscilla and lisa with him in his wallet, i think in -- >> these are a little bigger than that. >> then he picked them up at the hillcrest house. >> but he also picked up the gun at the hillcrest house. >> he picked up, i think it was a world war ii memorial gun. that was at the hillcrest house. and he took that. i didn't know why he was taking it. elvis you know, he didn't just -- when you were used to being with him and not knowing where you were going or what you were doing it was kind of normal. i've been doing that for years with him. he's going to washington. i knew there was a girl he knew back there. there was all kinds of things that -- and, you know, he wanted me to go back with him. when he is saying he's going to charter a l

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and his sister, priscilla. who just recently passed. >> guest: yes, yes, yes, she did. 90 years old. well, it was great to work with them. it was great to watch them at work. bill, of course, is the founder and the editor of "national review," and priscilla is the managing editor very early on. and she says that until 1985. so they were the team running it when i came in. and, um, you know, bill, when you'd run the editorial conference, we all sat at this big, long, rectangular table, and bill was at the head of it, priscilla was at his side. and we'd go around the table proposing what our topics to write editorials about, you know? and bill would take notes. and, um, bill had just lousy handwriting. i mean, just lousy handwriting. he always, he loved red pens, you know, so he'd be writing this stuff down in red, and then when he made the assignments which he'd do right, you know, right there after we'd all finished, he'd go down his list and say, all right, you know, jeff hart, you write about this, jim -- the

that is the nickname for priscilla. she was one of the few who could do it. another one who could do it was win the bridgees who wlinda bri the magazine. another thing. priscilla never told filled this, there was a stage in the production process called the blues. i don't know if it ever happens anymore. this is gutenberg technology. the very last stage before the actual magazines that run off. you see these pages that were. and she told bill that you can't change it. you actually can change it. it costs a lot of money to change it but you could. she told them that. she didn't want him making last-minute -- he wasn't a perfectionist all the time. he was a very busy man and he trusted priscilla and the people who worked for him. mostly he would finish and go off to do his next hundred things but there might be some particular issue that caught his attention or a story that was ongoing and he might have done that. she didn't want that happening. she deceived him. >> host: we have an e-mail hear. saying -- here it is. from thmatthew fully. i am looking forward t

more on that coming out priscilla the satellite the spectacle air masses and plays for at least another day or so. also the possibility of an isolated showers in the next for one more day we did see a few of those earlier this afternoon and guess breezy read this story down by wind is afternoon someone does at sfo to 40 mi. an hour over 99 to the winds died down and do of a frost advisory for the north and mountains and valleys green is sensitive plants in sight of course bring this pets' indoors as well. those in the upper twenties to low 30's. has led those overnight temperatures again near freezing percent rose and now but had a warmer is to get closer to the coast 44 in. of the korean audio to market a budget her and copy of today's average is near perfect diesel a '60s mostly sunny with the isolated chance of showers are to sixteens and rose to 59 in oakland 16 monday. checking in with seven day forecast as we move into fright we see some gradual warming and had not decided this passover we're going to see the warmest and most wild day of the weekend and i do think we will stay dry

. >> brown: and with me is priscilla clapp, a retired foreign service officer who served as chief of mission at the u.s. embassy in myanmar from 1999 to 2002, and last visited the country in january. she's now a senior advisor to the asia society. >> thank you very much. >> brown: it's still her party has a small minority of parliament. how do you see the significance of this victory? >> the significance is not in the numbers. of the seats in the parliament. it is in the size of the victory. the information that we're getting right now is her party, the national league for democracy, took all of the 44 seats that they contested including four seats in the capital where... which is only inhabited by government officials and military. >> brown: even they.... >> even they must have voted for her party. >> brown: tell us a little bit about the government. if you think about how the government will now respond to this victory. are there pro and anti-reform factions within the government? how unified is it? >> yes, there is definitely a small conservative... actually probably a fairly siza

priscilla clapp on myanmar, thanks so much. >> thank you very much. >> woodruff: finally tonight, the u.s. supreme court issued a split decision today in a case that pit jail security needs against personal privacy rights. here's margaret warner. >> warner: the justices ruled 5-4 that jail officials may strip search all incoming inmates no matter how minor the charges against them. the ruling came in the case of albert florence of new jersey who was strip searched twice after being arrested on an out- of-date warrant for an unpaid fine. for more on the decision, we are joined, as always,by marcia coyle of the national law journal. welcome back, marcia. >> thank you. >> warner: remind about the facts of this case. mr. florence was driving with his wife and son on the highway. they're stopped. that's when the trouble began. >> the state trooper who stopped them got identification of the owner of the car which was mr. florence. checked his records. found there was an outstanding warrant for his arrest. it was actually an erroneous warrant for an unpaid fine related to an incident seven y

priscilla said for many students who have to work, not getting into their local csu may be the difference between going to college or not. >> unfortunately some students do tend to drop from school. because they do put more priority on working. and it's really like a difficult situation. >> reporter: that was san jose state president, blasting sacramento for all of those rounds of budget cuts and encouraged every californian to take responsibility for what is a public good, he said. by the way, there might be a bit of a silver lining to this story, in that as the population drops here at san jose state, it might be easier for those students who are already enrolled to get the classes they need to graduate in a timely manner. chris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >>> red tape is compounding the grieving process for family and friends of a young mother killed at oikos university. they held a memorial in newark for her. but they can't have a funeral because the coroner has not yet released the bodies. complicating things is that ping's husband is in the philippines, awaiting permission to come t

smash you but at the end of the day life masters is not going to go down into a mine and go mining priscilla over me a little clue about something they have the vast resources of the market as you just expressed they have near zero percent interest rates and they have a backstop with a central bank and they use this to commit fraud and it's time they make a mistake they put a gun to the head of government say either give us another bill of we're going to kill the economy i'm saying put an end to that cycle if you take silver to five hundred dollars and you take people's gives them the chance to own real financial independence as opposed to being the pendant on the fed and on the government and being a slave being. did the declaration of pendants do you remember those words ok it's all about what is says the constitution realizes america's gold and so over already all the recognized and i say silver got another five hundred and we didn't kill it so let's look at this lucian between these top banks on the fed how they work together to distort our perceptions of what we see around us why the fe

priscilla spent months studying to be a dental tech. >> my hard work is down the tubes and it's really sad. >> the big question for since tonight is will there credit transfer to other schools? if not will they get their money back? >> there is no one here to give even one answer. >> student got word that they -- >> i'm so surprised, i don't know what's going on. >> we heard from the president from act college. he said he tried every effort to keep the college killing but he could not do it. he says they are working with other schools to see if they will accept credits from act college. >> a tough situation there. >> there was a mishap at the white house today. contractor accidently struck a service line causing water to shoot 50 feet into the air. this was just before noon today. the area has become a construction zone as they work to upgrade the facilities there. no word yet on how quickly it will be repaired. >> today marks 44 years since martin luther king jr. was assassinated. today, a vigil to mark this somber day -- somber occasion will be held at the d.c. memorial. the assassin

precious, priscilla -- >> i used to hate my name because no one could pronounce it -- >> now it's working for you. >> it's working. >> but my name is swahili, my dad found it, and tariji means hope and penda means love. >> hope love henson. >> all these women with strange names, beyonce, oprah, hated it growing up. it works very nicely. >> i'm not the only one anymore. i think about in 10, 15 years you'll start -- you'll see it as a common name. >> but you started it. >> you mentioned your dad found it in a book. i read before one of your biggest inspirations is your parents. >> yes. >> i love someone who is close to their parents. >> me, too. >> what is it about your parents that inspired you and got you to where you are today? >> well, their work ethic. my mom came from the south. she moved up to the city. she worked her way up. literally she would put tags on merchandise and worked up the corporate ladder, ended up in management position with her own staff. my dad always -- i guess i got my hustle from my daz because -- >> you hustle well, hello. >> he always had a side gig, you know.

priscilla is from brazil. she's 34 and serves as the general coordinator for strategic programs for the rio day january narrow state secretariat of public security. she's one of the most senior officers in the police pacification units in her country and has worked to end drug dealing operations in brazil. she arrested a gang of criminals who had once kidnapped her and is working with the state and local governments to improve conditions throughout brazil. she received this award for integrating previously marginalized populations into the larger rio dejanuary narrow community. zinmar, from burma, at age 36, is a democratic activist who was a former political prisoner and held for 11 years because of her efforts to promote democracy, women's empowerment, and conflict resolution in burma. she received this award for championing democracy, strengthening civil society, and empowering individuals to contribute meaningfully to the political transformation of burma. jeana is from colombia, at age 38 is an investigat