." ♪ yonder stands little maggie with a dram glass in her hand ♪ >> so, the original kind of versionlass in her hand ♪ she's drinking away her sorrows ♪ she's courting some other man ♪ >> reporter: but when he went into the studio for his 2020 self-titled album, he renamed the song simply "maggie." he had come up with an entirely different banjo riff and a driving new rhythm. ♪ ♪ ♪ now, with the banjo augmented by electric guitar, synth and percussion, a brand-new version of a very old song was born, thoroughly contemporary yet steeped in tradition. ♪ yonder stands little maggie with a dram glass in her hand ♪ >> reporter: there's even some singing with that old-time strangeness and mystery he talks about. there's one bit toward the end of your version of "maggie" where the vocals get way out ahead of the beat. what's up with that? >> i just-- i just drifted off. ( laughs ) ♪ she's drinking away her troubles ♪ and courting some other man ♪ >> reporter: a lot of people would have said, "oh, man, i blew that. let's do another take." >> absolutely. well, here's the thing: one thing that

. >> well, most states have what are called dram acts.t places responsibility on the, well, the strip club, they call it a gentleman's club. i've never been able to figure that one out. but in any event, texas has a dram act. it's been on the books for 35 years. unfortunately, the texas supreme court watered down, diluted that saying we're going to divide up responsibility. well, based on the evidence in this case, fredricka, if a jury finds that rick's cabaret was 51% responsible for the death of emily jones, then they're responsible for the whole thing. the family will never be able to collect off of ramirez. it'll never happen. i think based on what we see now the family has a good shot at a wrongful death case against rick's cafe under the texas dram act. >> we did attempt to obtain a statement from rick's but they have not responded just for the sake of some balance here. all right. let's move on to another case involving a new york condo estimated at $775,000. apparently this i tilian theater director antonio palenda was convinced i

this is a warning dram from the actual vending machine in the break room. then there's what can happen if you hit the jackpot. beware of the lottery curse. hurley lived it on "lost." i wonder how many people are playing those exact numbers in the mega millions tonight. and do i have to remind you what it did to roseanne? >> we won the lottery! i can't believe it! >> they never recovered after that. the lottery curse isn't stopping people from standing in line. some people already know what they're going to do with the millions. >> i've always wanted to see europe. that would be nice. >> buy me a nice somewhere where it's a little warmer. >> got 115,000 on my car, so i could use a new car. >> lot of job openings if we win. >> i don't want to be a dream killer but can i just repeat those odds again? one? 176 million. you're statistically more likely to die in a flash flood while visiting the grand canyon. of course unlikely things happen all the time like this for instance. earlier we told you about the 10-year-old girl who became the youngest person ever to

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-- over dram dram dramatized. cathy: the media has to report on it. they are telling the facts.ie: great to see you both, cathy and kristin. the press says the white house is being damaged by this bad press. does alec baldwin really want to stop playing the president? howie: what the press is portraying as a very rocky week for the president, i sat down with dave bossie, president of citizens united and a fax news contributor. cnn says advisors are concerned the president is spiraling. axios is quoting he's in a bad place. somebody is telling these things to journalists. what is your take? dave: it's unfair for people to be doing that off the record and it's detrimental to our country. it's not factual. you look at what the president is doing and how this country is moving forward on the economy and peace through strength. howie: you are saying the white house is smoothly functioning right now? dave: everybody can have their pun on how this white house should run. washington, d.c. has been broken for a long time. you have a non-politician get elected. somebody who is not part of

-- over dram dram dramatized. cathy: the media has to report on it. they are telling the facts. howie: great to see you both, cathy and kristin. the press says the white house is being damaged by this bad press. does alec baldwin really want to stop playing the president? whoooo. when it comes to travel, i sweat the details. late checkout... ...down-alternative pillows... ...and of course, price. tripadvisor helps you book a... ...hotel without breaking a sweat. because we now instantly... ...search over 200 booking sites ...to find you the lowest price... ...on the hotel you want. don't sweat your booking. tripadvisor. the latest reviews. the lowest prices. howie: what the press is portraying as a very rocky week for the president, i sat down with dave bossie, president of citizens united and a fax news contributor. cnn says advisors are concerned the president is spiraling. axios is quoting he's in a bad place. somebody is telling these things to journalists. what is your take? dave: it's unfair for people to be doing that off the record and it's detrimental to our country. it

there are these laws called the dram shop laws.sell alcohol in little small amounts of liquid called drams. the bottom line is pretty much all states have these laws, but especially new york certainly has the law that provides a cause of action for injuries caused by someone who is visibly intoxicated, especially if you sell that liquor to that person. so, you know, i don't think i can stress enough the fact that certainly, certainly this gentleman has a case. >> so we got in touch with your favorite team today, the yankees. and they gave us a big old no comment. do you think this is something that we should be dealing with publicly, commenting on publicly, or should they just stay quiet and see how the whole thing plays out? >> i'm sure their attorneys are saying don't say anything. these are cases that are filed historically. . unfortunately beer and baseball sometimes go together. certainly a lot of investigations has to be done. as to determining whether or not these gentlemen were, in fact, visibly intoxicated and whether or n

. >> that must have been an incredibly dram traumatic. >> it was. >> ultimately, the judge in the civil case found that the police story was not credible, and it's not an isolated incident. >> there would be a rush when it came to shootings to do everything that could be done to make sure that it's--that whatever piece of lies they can put their hands on to say it was justified. >> he has been speaking out against the department. >> the officer involved in the shooting has a very bad reputation amongst the officers. and then nothing happens to them. to us, to a lot of cops out there, that starts smelling really bad. >> you start wondering what's the culture like? what happening. >> steve tate, an apd lieutenant left in 2006. he began to pay attention to the patterns in the years that followed. >> i would just hear through people i trusted that some of the internal affairs investigations didn't look good as far as they weren't complete. they didn't have the detail, the objectivity. >> families lawyers say that the apd did an investigation into the killings. the city paid them $6 million

oh, i hope you enjoy paying 13 kurus for a dram of fenugreek. suddenly gormeh sabzi is only a sometimes food. (laughter) and do not think that this new ottoman empire is going to be contained to the middle east. soon it will sharia creep on to american shores. and the next thing you know cat dealy is hosting "so you think you can dervish." (applause) we must fortify the city walls! we must call out the pikemen! prepare for the siege! ready the venetian fleet! (laughter) >> steven, we have reached your defenses! >> mustafa! you ottoman dog! >> yes, it is i, mustafa, grand viz year of the turkic hoard. welcome to obama's ottoman america! you'll be forced to play the ood eat carob and learn algebra. >> you monsters! >> now, steven, might i interest you in some turkish delight? (laughter) >> stephen: no! no! no thank you. >> oh, it's a tender candy scented with rose water. >> stephen: rose water? oh, that does sound delightful! i shall try one! oh! (laughter) oh, it is scrumptious. >> ha ha ha! now you're mine! come join my harem. >> stephen: no, no

the fight against dram is no different than the fight against isil or daish as it's also known. fighting against boko haram is fighting against daish. it's no longer possible to distinguish terrorism from regions. it's all inspired by the same ideaology. ahead of that report, -- the tigers in 2009, it ended a bitter civil war that lasted more than 25 years. ever since, there have been accusations from human rights groups that war crimes were committed by both sides. the then president always maintained he was fighting terrorists, a term he used for the tigers. but a united nations report after the war found around 40,000 civilians were killed in the army's final offensive. on wednesday, the u.n. human rights council finally delivers the result of the investigation. the findings are of the most serious nature. the report is expected to call for a judicial process backed by international monitors that could implicate senior officials. tentative steps have been made towards reconciliation. by agreeing to cooperate and not fearing to cooperate, in part because they are not responsib

political choices have consequences, and flint account most dram in our bein dramatic. >> antonio, we just learned today that the democratic candidates for president will square off in a debate in flint, michigan next month just two days before voters there go to the polls. i noaa this will giver continued question about the water crisis in flint. antonio. >> libby casey. >>> more cases of the zika virus are spreading. >>> and just days after it started the united nations puts the bleak on. breaks on. >> a new report says a record number of people were released from u.s. prisons last year after being wrongly convicted. one of them was joseph sledge who walked out of a prison in north carolina after 40 years. 149 inmates were released last year after being cleared. nearly a third of those cases came from texas. florida's governor has declared a health emergency in four counties after officials confirmed nine cases of zika virus in the state. doctors say they believe all the florida patients contracted the virus outside the u.s. the declaration allows florida to begin aggressive mosquit

>>> >>> >> reporter: where russia co carries the political process with the u.s., which is a dram theic increase in power and influence over this process. the military pull back from russia does not mean there will be real progress in talks on syria. there are many other players in the war and many of them are still on the ground willing to fight >>> the u.s. department of defense says a senior operative in the islamic state in iraq and the levant has been killed. he died in raqqa. i.s.i.l.'s base of operations in northern syria. he was wounded in a u.s. air strike in a town in syria last week. he was called i.s.i.l.'s minister of war. voting is underway in myanmar to pick the company's president. aung san suu kyi is barred from the role. her party won overwhelming majoritys in both houses in november's election. the pick is a long time confidente of aung san suu kyi and expected to beat the other candidate who is from the military. live to bangkok. wayne hay can tell us more. who is likely to become the president? >> reporter: all signs are that when that vote wraps up in the parliamen

the project is expected to see dram attic reduction in electricity consumption and reducing carbon emissions by more than 5,000 tons a year. the city's mayor says fighting climate change will benefit the most desperate. >> reporter: the city will have to catch up fast because the worst thing about climate change is it is hitting the poor people the most. 80% of the people living in africa are poor and living below a dollar a day. when the drafts come, winds, the floods come, those cities will be hit hard. >> reporter: the city has several other projects on the go to frequent the environment, including support in the installation of solar panels on the roofs of businesses to generate clean energy with excess electricity being fed into the city's grid. water management devices have also been installed in low income homes as part of the environmental drive. water is free, but it is limited to 350 liters a day, but some groups say that has hit the most needy >> this drive for water conservation, water saving, is now a burden that poor people must carry rather than industry mining, agricultural,

♪ ♪ it's dram-buie!!!! >> jon: welcome back.eystone pipeline gets another chance once congress comes back in january. the keystone pipeline faces one more important hurdle. >> in the case of the keystone pipeline its builder transcanada is using the power of eminent domain to take hundreds of miles of private land from private owners. >> jon: eminent domain when the government forces sale when it's needed for public use. not to be confused eminen domain for him to take your property if he dis you in a rap song. all right. the point is, i don't know the lyrics. the point is, the company that wants to build a pipeline through the united states needs more than just congressional approval. it needs signature. transcanada cannot lay pipe anywhere it want to without permission. it's not bill cosby. it can't just go ... besides it's got to be a republican congress. everyone knows how republicans feel about eminent domain. after kelo versus new london, you all remember that. ruled the government could take private land and give it to a

kushner makes words sing, summer sult as no other living american dram test does. this past year they reminded he was a screenwriter, he wrote the screenplay for lincoln which has been nominated for 12 academy awards including best adapted screenplay. here is the trailer for the film. >> we here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain. that this nation under god shall have eye new birth of freedom that government of the people, by the people, for the people shall not perish from the earth. >> we can't tell our people we can vote yes in abolishing slavery if at the same time we can tell them we are negotiating a peace. >> you cannot have both. >> how many hundreds of thousands have died during your administration. >> hundreds must never declare equal, those who god created unequal. >> leave the constitution alone. >> stepped out on the world stage now. the fate human dignity in our hands. >> now, now, now. >> abraham lincoln has asked us to work with him to accomplish the death of slavery. >> no one's ever been loved is so much by the people. don'

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we've been calling it a zom com rom dram. remarks and it's going to change everything i think. >> jon:, no i think it will. it seems like it's going to change everything. >> oh, it will. >> jon: your parents, your boyfriend seems to be wearing what appears to be a blanket under his shirt. >> yes. our costume designer was drunk. >> jon: uh-huh. okay. >> every day. so in every scene there's some weird little thing like that, and the continuity is just out of control. >> jon: right. >> you know how continuity is. >> jon: in the second a act of the show, i had mutton chops. what's that about? >> it's a crazy business, jon. >> jon: you know, aubrey, you're right. it is a crazy business. who knows what it all is about. >> what is the point of anything really? >> jon: nothing. >> why are we here? >> jon: aubrey, i don't know why we're here, but i'm glad you're asking the right questions. >> it's like you're interviewing me, but not me, my soul. >> um, yes, please. >> jon: we're doing an improv scene and no one else seems to know it.

will have to hope that there isn't a terrible hangover tomorrow because this does put grease in a dram attib new situation. this result reverb rates around the could notnent. >> a historic night for greece and for the continue net of europe. barnaby phillips in athens. thank you. now, four years on from the revolution that toppled former president hosni mubarak, egypt has been em broeld in violent protests. 20 people have been killed. >> reporter: 4 years since the ref revolution. the unrest persists. despite the army ceiling off the square, the symbol of the 2011 revolution, protesters have been taking to the streets to mark the day the up rise began. he job descriptions marched in cairo, alexandria and serial other cities to demand an end to what they call military rulend for a return to the path of the revolution. >> we stand at the situation that's even worse than the mubarak days four years after the the revolution and in my own personal view i think that the first wave of egyptian revolution has been defeated and we have to be frank with ourselves about this. >> reporter: there h

there has to be a multi-facetted approach for presidency, and i think dram has that because he has been willing to work across the aisle on different issues. >> one of the criticisms we have heard is that he has reached across the i'll on certain issues including climate change and that has anglerred some members of his party. let's talk about the primaries. is he going to be a shoe in shoo-in in south carolina. >> absolutely he's a shoo-in. the problem is his expectation that he'll win. in iowa he'll have to finish top tier, and in new hampshire. south carolina won't matter, and a lot of people won't put resource there is and they'll move on to other states if the case is that graham is going to win or second place becomes the prize. you have to do well. >> michael shure, thank you for that analysis. >>> it will soon be easier to carry guns in texas. texan lawmakers passed allow a law that allows to carry concealed guns on universities. and they signed into law the open carry on the streets. >>> in chicago three people were killed and others injured. some say it may be a precursor. ash

with roles and drams including jewel in the crown as well as soap operas that went on to be sold around the world. saeed jaffrey won severala wards as well, including a baf touchlite for playing a capitalist pakistani businessman. his life was complex. he was married twice, although he admitted having extra march till affairs. professionally he is regarded as having opened up the world stage to india actors >>> there's more on our top stories on our website. the address aljazeera.com ♪ >> a city in mourning. avenging the fallen. and, i.s.i.l.'s other war. a cultural genocide. a "america tonight" special report, the paris attacks. thanks for joining us i'm joie chen. already, the world's focus has turned to retaliation, to preventing another horrific attack to putting an end to a force focused on evil and determined to destroy. but on the streets of s

. >> reporter: a journalism dram is the best picture winner and dicapriio takes best actor award. we start in syria where the u.n. is planning to deliver valgts aid to besieged areas cut off by the violence. there has been less fighting, so the u.n. is trying to deliver aid to isolated areas. on monday it is hoping to get to mouadam iya and others. despite the pause in fighting there have been air strikes in homs and idlib. opposition parties say continued breaches will make talks unattainable. there may be a lull in the fighting for now, but life has hardly changed for the millions of syrian refugees and those who are displaced. our correspondent sent a report from this camp. >> reporter: it feels like the world has abandoned this man. he has had his home destroyed twice in the past five years. the second time was just a few weeks ago. on >> translation: they bombed my home and destroyed high car which had all my belongings in if. >> reporter: russia says it is only bombing fighters in syria. i asked why he believes his town was targeted. >> translation: there were no terrorists

many use dram attic words what if you had to return to turkey. some are went as far as saying they would kill themselves on-the-spot because they have nothing left any more. they banked everything on this trip to western europe. for them this is a point of no return. we have to wait and see if the agreement has to do with those who are making their way, who are about to arrive in greece or that also clues the 36,000 who are already in greece >>> thank you for giving us that update from idomeni on the greek-macedonia border. we're taking you live to tunis. the prime minister is speaking on that attack which killed at least 53 people on the border with libya. he is answering journalists questions. let's listen in for a moment. >> what about the number of those people? >> translation: thank you. regarding those who attacked the camp, they were not in a mosque. they were in other places and they wrp waiting for a signal to start the operation and the attack. they were near the camp and i want to make this clear regarding the policy of the government

transcripts which were recorded of people under oath that fact moment where you can see it, it is dram tides, you see the questions, answers building to the fateful question and then you see them cross that line. and to me those are dramatic moments. and i try to put it into a context so that you of course as the reader know when it's happening and at least have some understanding of why they are doing it. >> rose: the new play bengal tiger at the baghdad zoo, alexandra styron and james stewart when we continue. >> funding for charlie rose was provided by the following: ory neaa l acacrossmeririca.pt@sta hoywo, evertimeme a ststis b burne t mididnighoill hen aethone chasdl for r a re herero,so iyou u want pporort sml bubusine. >> rose: additional funding provided by these founders: captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: robin williams is back at the table. he makes his broadway acting deput in bengal tiger, set in baghdad in the early months of the iraq war, the play features william as a tiger. here is a look. >> a

so how do you dram advertise a difference in temperment, you know? i have a friend who gets mad about everything but our lives-- so i had to find that very certainly thing to figure out how to dram advertise it inalways show burr pausing, that was tricky. >> first of all, they're latino. >> they're everything. >> sue who plays my wife, chinese american on that's on purpose. >> that that they're everything. >> yeah it's-- tommee said it so well that i just quote him, this is the story of american then told by america now. >> that's a great line. >> the story of america then, told by america now. >> that's right. >> we're america now. and this is what this country looks like. this is what our country looks like. simple as that. so we're allowed to tell the story. because it's the story of our country too. >> rose: what do you think it means to your actors. >> i have been told what it means to our actors. >> rose: you know your actors. >> i am with them every day. it's very moving. some of these actors i have known my entire adulthood some i just met wh

southwest of the mosul dram, two isil vehicles and two buildings and three airstrikes were carried outoutheast of soluja. bernard smith has more from orfa on the border? >> all that separates turk frey syria here is just a little bit of barbed wire and most of it pushed down. just on the other side of that, syrian kurds. if they wanted to, they would be allowed to cross but they don't want to leave behind their cattle or their vehicles. and they are not allowed to bring those over. so most of them have elected to stay there. they have been there now for weeks on end. really, since isil started to encircle and push on kobane. in the distance over there is kobane. this entrance to the area is one of two that could potentially be used by the iraqi peshmerga when and if they come to kobane. you can see how close we are. just hearing the gunfire and the artillery in the distance. the other border crossing right in the center of kobane is where isil forces have been shelling with mortars because they want to stop. they want to take control of that border crossing to present the passing of th

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. >> people hear, the damage ma and -- the dram move the clintons. >> it was a milestone in journalism coverage. you were covering this, and you must have written dozens and dozen of articles, was it embarrassing a to cover there new -- their news? >> not to me, the pundits predicted bill clinton would resign. i didn't want my daughters do know, but the interesting point here is, if you lived through this, maybe for younger viewers it is a footnote, the standards were so different for sex standards. at the "washington post" where i worked, it took months to get into the paper the story of paula jones allegations against then governor bill clinton on sexual harassment, and the scoop that everyone remembers the drudge report was about newsweek holding a well documented piece about monica. >> does this change things for journalists? now the sex scandals happen all the time and we cover it and there is nothing to it. >> the way we cover it. the other memory, there were graphic details of who did what to woman in the pantry off the oval office, and then they said "they had a type of sex," a

geithner and larry summers went with that program and of course the election in massachusetts dra dram mat sized. >> how much of the stimulus package has been dished out. i think we need to put it in perspective that a year ago this time we were losing 750,000 job as month and were the job numbers certainly are not on the positive side of the ledger right now, that number has turned dramatically. how much of the stimulus package has been dished out? >> well, i believe, ed, that less than half of it has been spent. more than that has been authorized by congress. but we've discovered the limitations of the concept of shovel ready projects and you had some money that went out directly with tax cuts to individuals and directly to state and local governments to save the jobs of police and teachers and firefighters and that sort of thing. but there are still a lot less. and the fact that with the economic and you can bet that that isn't going to happen. a and aggressives. and that's what people are showing angst about. and they don't want spending. and professor and seeing in the last couple

>> because it is a dram mastic image at how big this is. >> it does and it doesn't. i mean, if it saves one life isn't it worth it? >> well, yeah, but there is a lot of things that you can do on cnn to save lives. but you can do that on another show. there was a part of queens that burned down on monday night and people don't know about it while it was happening. which is kind of odd. there were 130 homes. >> 110 homes. well, i was anchoring this show from 9:00 until 10:00 and midnight until 1:00. and we weren't aware. >> why is that? >> there was so much going on. >> it was like an apocalypse during the night. >> we are in a condensed area and i guess i would have thought through with everybody with their cell phone cameras and whatever maybe there needs to be a better mechanism. for some time and there is a good thing it was shocking that it happened. >> it was a chaotic night. we'll come back and talk more about this odd through bromance sproutle out of this. believe it. i put away money. i was 21, so i said, "hmm, i want to retire at 55." and before you know it,