they've got rodeo shows they got cattle auctions., deep-fried carnival rides. [ laughter ] they got everything. millions of people go every year. higgins was down there with me. >> steve: all i've got to say is, god bless texas. >> jimmy: it was amazing. [ cheers and applause ] we had the honor -- it was so much fun. and we had the honor of taking part in a very special event at the rodeo. the calf scramble. check it out. ♪ >> jimmy: hey everybody, we're here at the 79th annual huston livestock show and rodeo. we're here with the main man, the c.o.o., leroy shafer. thank you for having us here. >> jimmy, it's a pleasure. >> jimmy: we're so psyched to be here. now, there's so much going on here. you got -- you have bull riding. you have horse shows, concerts, everything. but tonight, you're going to be training us to take part in a huge event, the calf scramble. what -- what is that? >> well, the calf scramble is a special event at our rodeo. we have 28 young people who are going to try to catch 14 calves. ♪ >> jimmy: what does catch

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undergrad got kharkov got all of a sudden a fellow student burst into the classroom when says someone by the name of garan who had been launched into space article. we asked him what the patronymic go for this pilot. alec save if he said yes now we knew that he was yuri gagarin back. there was a red carpet rolled out on the airfield of a moscow airport on april fourteenth one thousand sixty one in ceremony all steps major got in march toward soviet leader nikita khrushchev without noticing that issue a says to come undone still he made his official report. comrade first secretary of the communist tulsi of the soviet union it is my pleasure trip to see you at the world's first place fly to both the vostok space ship and it on the twelfth of april one thousand nine hundred sixty one. bishop systems and equipment has been working like clockwork without fail on an excellent healthy and ready to fulfill any new assignments by our county and government. major garrett in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight the news of good got and death spread around the country almost as fast as news of

you've got lou reed, sharon jones, you've got yim yames from my morning jacket. it's a good one.. pick it up. thanks for being here, buddy. >> thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we have a really fun show tonight. he's been in tons and tons of great movies and he is the star of "henry's crime," keanu reeves is here! [ cheers and applause ] come on! that's the coolest. i love that dude. from the new movie "soul surfer," lorraine nicholson will be joining us. [ cheers and applause ] plus, music from a legendary punk band from the u.k., wire is with us tonight! [ cheers and applause ] they're awesome. the real deal. ladies and gentlemen, it's time to take a look at the stories making headlines today and weigh the good with the bad. it's time for "pros and cons." here we go. ♪ pros and cons and pros and cons and pros ♪ >> jimmy: tonight's topic -- charlie sheen's "my violent torpedo of truth" tour. [ laughter ] [ scattered cheers ] everyone is talking about this. >> steve: everyone. >> jimmy: charlie sheen's live tour kicked off this past weekend. so far the reviews have bee

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you got jammed. you got jammed. you got jammed.jammed ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: here you go, my friend. you got strawberry jammed. what are you going to do? [ audience yelling ] >> i got to do it. number six, right? six. >> jimmy: number six. scarlett s. ♪ scarlett s >> jimmy: that's a nice bucket. scarlett s., please, let him have that $100. no. [ audience oohs ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what is that? >> what is -- >> jimmy: that is, of course, condensed milk. [ audience groans ] [ laughter ] why are you laughing at that? >> i can't see. >> jimmy: you can't see anything. there we go. let's -- let's go here. what are you -- what are you thinking, my friend? [ audience yelling ] >> i'm going to go with bucket number nine. >> jimmy: bucket number nine! kenzie. ♪ kenzie >> jimmy: kenzie is a models and buckets favorite. she usually has the $100. kenzie, give him that 100 bones. no. it is the glitter. that is glitter, confetti, glitter. [ laughter ] what are you thinking, milky? what are you thinking? [ audience yelling ] >> wait. 12. >>

and they got their rag. they've got tattoos all over them it's a big a live for we all we get i mean at some point they take a leap from just being a neighborhood or turf people are saying hey these are neighborhoods or these are sets because they don't really want to recognize that their kids belong to a gang a cancer present because that brings up negative connotations and why the kids end up getting into it because a lot of resistance a lot of these families are broken so kids are joining gangs because they want to feel like they belong to something they're looking for that sense of family that they're not getting at home. it's sad to see these really really nice views spoiled by all the shootings and killings of here. the situation is so extreme that a senseless concrete barrier has been put up dividing the neighborhood and two for the kids who are crossing it can be fatal. they're at the point now where their backs are against the wall and they're like you know i want out and it's mainly the older guys

got it defers to ever man in space. seven years prior twenty people twelve thousand nine hundred sixty one rescue helicopters flew over the plane around the city of san antone one thousand kilometers from moscow they were looking for the spot where you got in and successfully landed after his first space mission . that trip took an average soviet pilot to international fame. the flight to took place seven years later cut short the life of the world's first cosmic what happened in those few seconds after contact with got in was last what caused this disaster or four years later no geary's conclusive and important question of still remain. on the morning of april twelfth one nine hundred sixty one get a good got and woke up at half past five in the morning is great fist space food from tubes even joked about it saying it was only fit for a man in orbit meanwhile the us still crockett was sitting on the launch pad ready to catapult him into outer space. precious to the night lost track of that nice as it gradually blended

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this is how it was visit to britain got underway. the russian photographer by the scope and remembers very well how his first famous photograph came to pass he'd been assigned to cover the soviet visit of italian film star gina lollobrigida got in was among the guests. as soon as i merged from onto the table i shared with horror and it's the thought that i would be unable to take any pictures at all for that i saw that their crew was occupied by a venerable recorders where there was no place for a voice like me anyway so when i talk right beside him he showed nouri action not even the slightest just sure where you just went on speaking to us when he finished speaking and i finished taking pictures of he turned to me and said so we've been able to take any pictures of which there is nothing special about these photographs except that gaar instance side by side with the lola brigade but they still make reprints of it. oleksandr calls that have seized the crash site from an altitude of four hundred meters for the first time. standing at

the position of the oil industry it's got nothing to do with free market capitalism and it's got everything to do with crony capitalism and therefore. whole point of corny capitalism is let's just paper money in the hands of the world for your citizens right at the core of free market capitalism is a concept called competition so if the government of the people's house decides they want to bring about something called a public option that means or bring about competition in that industry if the people house in washington decide they want to fund alternative energy and alternative forms of mechanization and engine development that's competition but if the people's house say they want to roll back patents on drugs that's pro-competition and if these big corporations go out of business then five or ten or fifteen take their place that creates more jobs so they will that's a pro-competition pro jobs platform to get rid of the nautilus get rid of the corny cap was get rid of the topic rats i would not would think that americans would want to have jobs and they would want to savings and they want

but you got to be willing to give up something you probably got really accustomed to. >> it feels reallyood to get a christmas gift in april or whenever that tax refund is going. but it's really not smart for the government to keep your money for an entire year, interest hen free. >> reporter: that's what the majority of americans are doing, the annual refund $3,000, many used that to pay down debt and boost savings. >> it's money you could have had working for yourself throughout the year. >> reporter: in fact if it gave you instead of the government. it's about adjusting your withholdings. >> the more exemptions or allowances you claim the less tax will be withheld. >> i wouldn't have a clue how to go about doing that. >> reporter: well we do. first the irs has an interactive withholding allowance calculator that can help you determine the number of exemptionings. you need to file a new w4 with your employer. the goal to get closer to breaking even. >> if you're getting a small refund a couple hundred dollars, $500, you never want to get a large refund back but you also don't want to o

some of you got two gloves on your hands. you got to take one off. because that's the only way you can share and god does not bless us unless you give to others first. ok? all right. i got our good friend ron brown the commerce secretary who decide -- died suddenly, he had a saying, "leave the door open and the ladder down," and i want to you remember that because far too often we don't help each other. if i have an event and al calls me or he has an event and he calls me up, i might say with, i'll help up a little bit. so next time i need help, i call and he helps a little bit and the effort is a little bit successful. you know what happens particularly in the black community, in others too, because we don't help each other, we're not doing as well as we can do. that is a problem we all have to take responsibility for. all right. i don't know what i'm doing. i got to get back to it. the greatest tragedy in life is not death, but a life without purpose and vision. the greatest treasures in the world are not the companies that make up the new york sto

i got shot here 2 or 3 times. got shot in my leg. right here. really, i was like, i am addicted to the hood. i like being there. i got shot. i got jumped. but it all started. getting shot like this. >>[inaudible]. >> and this is where the other bullet went in. it went through here. bam. and it come out the other side right here. and plus, like before i got stabbed. my brother got stabbed. >> this is a tremendously serious issue in san francisco. the whole of the leading cause of lives lost in san francisco. part of the reason why so many lives lost compared to heart diseases. substance abuse. some of it is gang related. some of it is not >> i heard somebody say. i have to get out of hospital to get my mine. i heard that today. and you know, it's scary because i felt like that's another somebody i have to see in the hospital or hear their mother have to hear the news their son just died. >> i see them if i person tries to talk to me. they don't even know my po. you came in, you would be like no. >> tell me about it. >> he's been through the same

i got to pick the title. three cups of tea but viking told me they would pick the subtitle and they picked one man mission to fight terrorism one school at a time. i objected because obviously there's- ways to fight tear riz m with education but i said i do this to promote peace and i started 8 years before 911 and this is about promoting peace through education. i've worked afghanistan and pakistan many years and i said we need to have a tribal council. i went to manhattan in the fall of 2005 and the big boss of the whole group, nancy shepherd and carlin coburn in publicity. we met in a little room and i stated my case and they said, this is your first book so you need to listen to a few things here. first of all only 12 percent of nonfiction books make a profit and 2/3 are pre chosen by the publisher. we'd like to put our marketing arm behind us but your having to fight tear riz m to this. since i grew up in africa and worked pakistan for many years you never settle a deal without driving a hard bargain so

for the full story we've got it from. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. they're watching our t.v. time for look at the main headlines now first of every ad it flies into the city of smolensk remember the victims of a plane crash which killed poland's president turned out many of the countries in the year ago russia's leader is set to meet his holy scowled at a special commemoration service of. the libyan leader a priest to a cease fire on the proposed by the african union for talks in tripoli deal is aimed at starting a dialogue between colonel gadhafi and the rebels the opposition say they will only agree to peace if gadhafi and his finally surrendered. and grants a slammed for its discrimination policies towards muslims as in the burka comes into effect is being portrayed as a path towards integration could instead having the opposite effect. fifty years ago the guardian became the first man to shoot for the stars next week take a look at the remarkable flights that catapulted manki

hair gel, it's got hot tubs.u guys. here's the first episode of "jersey floor." [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, that's my man right there. my thanks to josh myers. everyone stay tuned for "carson daly." have a good night. see you tomorrow! >> everybody, we're clear! >> jimmy: we're clear? you ready to do this? >> i'm ready. >> jimmy: let's go! [ screams ] >> come on! let's go! are you coming? you're coming. yeah! show's over, baby. it's go time. ♪ >> steve: i cannot wait to get there. >> we're going. >> let's do this! >> i need to get there asap. >> come on, come on, come on! we're going to jersey floor, bitch! [ laughter ] ♪ [ cheers ] >> jimmy: we're on the jersey floor, baby. i'm about to do. >> doh! we got an inflation. [ laughter ] >> i love you. >> crazy! [ laughter ] >> i can't wait to hit the dance club. >> that's just life on the jersey floor. >> we're going to the jersey floor, bitch! [ phone rings ] >> hello, jersey floor. the jersey floor is all about the lifestyle. bros, brews, tats, pans, fist

we've got to go." so i remember walking back up to where everybody was, and, you know, getting up close into everybody's face, each person's face that was there, and telling them, "look, get yourself ready, we've got to go down now." >> when rob called me from the summit at 2:30, it was those familiar words: "base camp, this is everest summit." oh, and he sounded sort of hale and hearty. he sounded really good. and he told us who had just started descending, and he said that doug hansen was... "he's just in sight." and he said, as soon as doug got up to him, that they'd do a really quick turnaround. and he was intending to descend straight away. and i said, "what's the weather like?" and he said, "cold and windy, cold and windy." >> rob and yasuko and i, we stayed on the summit for an extra five or ten minutes and then took some photographs, and then yasuko and i headed back down. >> narrator: yasuko namba had just completed the seven summits. it had taken her 16 years, but she was now the second japan

bad but when i got how it was really when it happened and i got out and really got on probation a. lot of. it. will help. i don't really see this part of town so much. so trying to find used to be yeah i don't really get around so much. out of my neighborhood. there are just a few miles between whites and francisco the city visited by tourists and behavior but they're two completely different worlds here devon and the scene that kind of live a peaceful life there from different neighborhoods turfs by enemy gangs. and transportation and when they're around the neighborhood it's me living. but when i'm in a neighborhood there's no form there's no. outside but. i know i can get shot or killed or something added to me any day when i'm up on that oh it's like i don't hear from them i think the first thing i simply. i know. that people might. think i'm always kid that's i'm happy i got a car to take in my neighborhood is young that's carrying a young teenager fourteen and under. like going from his home in my neighborhood i thought this before that's what i'm seeing every day. devon is a

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is that all you got? is that all you can get to the nation's capitol to say this is what we got to do with the budget? well the tea party, believe it or not, is leading republicans towards a government shutdown but you know what? where do the democrats stand in this fight? commentary coming up. according to captain chesley sullenberger people will die in an aviation bill from house republicans becomes law. captain sullenberger joins us exclusively tonight to talk about it. and the question of arming libyan freedom fighters has become far more complicated. become far more complicated. and the debate is heating up. we'll touch on that. and donald trump for president. who wants donald trump to be president? commentary coming up on that. this is the story that fires me up tonight. president obama and the senate democrats need to take a stand for the middle class to stop capitulating to the tea party on this budget fight. politico reports a crowd of roughly 200 tea party faithful showed up on the national mall

yeah i mean out of look at this one we've got we've got john bolton neo con in chief we've got dick cheney's stepson over with the huntsman i mean who can actually do this for the republicans nobody ron paul is the best chance that the g.o.p. has to overthrowing obama for two major reasons number one ron paul is going to be the eisenhower of our generation and challenging to end to end the open in the war in afghanistan and actually stopping the military industrial complex the reason our another republican another libertarian. promised to so that's why he's the best chance anybody else in the field you see any kind of constitutionality any any kind of the commitment from ron paul that we appreciate its veterans i could maybe say gary johnson he's got some question with a name and on his website concerns foreign policy but ron paul like you said earlier is that has been consistent for over twenty years and that's why people like me that you know hold our oath that's why we love stand so now let's talk for a second about how your service has influenced your politics and both of you like myself

a fake news release got twitter. according to the reports japan will quit whaling, only that's not true. this is the second time in just a few weeks that fake news releases have gotten wide distribution. the first one was that general electric was going to pay billions of taxes out of a sense of patriotism. ge famously paid for taxes and i should point out it owns 20% of this tv station. we could not find any mainstream media that picked up the fake whale story but facebook and twitter filled with it this morning. >>> shares in chip company intel set to rise this morning after the company startled investors saying it had sold lots of chips. we didn't expect that, figuring intel doesn't make the main chip inside the popular products like iphone and it pad, so maybe it had been left out, but apparently american businesses are buying traditional computers and that raises intel's bottom line. >>> just a few minutes ago nissan said it would increase manufacturing in america to the point where 8 1/2 out of every 10 cars ma

bad but when i got out it was really when it happened and i got out and really got on probation and. i feel helpless but i feel. i feel helpless. i don't really see this part of town so much. of the five used to be i don't really get around. to my neighborhood. there are just a few miles between white san francisco and the city visited by tourists and they view but there are two completely different worlds here devon and the xing the county live a peaceful life there from different neighborhoods turfs run by enemy gangs. and transportation in their around. neighborhood. living. but when i'm in a neighborhood there's no form there's no. outside would be by the side i know i can be a shot or killed or something happens to me any day when i'm up on that oh it's like i don't hear from the. big the first beat myself happy. i know. people by one i'm. like i'm always kid that's on have got a car to take in my neighborhood is young the scary is young teenagers fourteen and under four i think from twelve on up. in my neighborhood i thought this before but that's what i'm seeing every day. dev

and i said, i got it, i got it, i got it. and i said, you got it. sure, great, no problem. i'll do a breakfast show, if i get paid. i said, do a matinee. so i put the matinee on sale, three days later they said, you're sold out. now it was july 4th weekend in miami beach. i don't know if you've ever been to miami beach, florida on july 4th weekend. but the alligators leave town. they don't want -- its too hot. >> jimmy: nobody -- it's too hot. too hot, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> it's too hot. so i went down there, got there, and walked in the box office and there was all of these tickets in the rack behind the guy and i said to the guy, what are those tickets? he said, they are there for the matinee. i said, the matinee you told me was sold out. he said, i only told you what you wanted to hear. i said, oh, my gosh. so i went back into the arena and found colonel parker, that was his manager. i said, colonel, we have a problem. he said, we have a problem? what's our problem? i said, i have 5,000 seats left for the matinee. he said, son, we don't have a pro

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you got no votes in maryland. you've got no votes in baltimore. it's hostile territory so lincoln reluctantly agrees. he puts on not a scotch hat but a soft hat that he got in new york. it's always our fault in the end. and he admitted he wasn't recognizable. i don't see how that's possible because he's bigger than everybody else but he leaves some of his guards behind. one of the generals who's with him is really furious, general hazard. isn't that a great name for a general, general hazard. all these people became famous in the civil war. bull head sum inner is because a bullet once bounced off his head. these are tough guys. he leaves them all behind and he goes after lavin and pinkerton, a stranger, just very strange. security is not what it is now. and he does go through baltimore at night. now, the thing i find really strange about this sorry, aside from the fact that it was catastrophic from his image when people found out about it and they mocked him as did volck is that mary lincoln, and hannibal hamlin and their children, not mary's chil

tell it tell me about how you got into labor got into the labor movement i saw these two pieces of your bio that. juxtaposed are unusual you started working in the mines in sixty eight and you got your law degree in seventy four were. there i know there's are some there's a story of. a first thought probably pretty lucky i'm a third generation coal miner and both my grandfathers my dad both his brothers all my uncles most of my cousins were coal miners so i came out of school and you know thought i might have a career in playing football and got hurt never got to realize that career so i went in the mine went in the minor early and we became in within a year my fellow miners elect. me as chairman of the safety committee we had a couple of safety disputes i ended up in washington d.c. talkin to the elected officials in washington d.c. about the dispute. they saw something in me that i corps probably did see myself and so the union actually picked me up and decided that they'd send me to school so for a while i worked shifts in the mine i went to school in the daytime and then i went on w

we've got to reform debt spending, we've got to reform health care spending, but we will not sacrifice our fundamental commitment that we make to one another through medicare and medicaid and social security, the safety net for our people [applause] we need to bring some balance to our tax code. [applause] back in december, i agreed to extend the tax cuts for the wealthiest americans as much as i dislike it because it was the only way to prevent a tax hike in the middle class. we can't afford $1 trillion of tax cuts for folks like me. not now. , not when someone other americans are struggling, not when our deficits are so high. i think americans like michelle and me, we have been blessed. this country has given so much to us. we can afford to do a little bit more to make sure that every child in this country has an opportunity and every senior is looked after. i think that is something we can do. that is our vision for america. we have a vision of a compassionate america and a caring america and an ambitious america, not a small america. [applause] this is a vision of where we are livi

and got the score is up. while the score is being up is not the only thing, i do want to say there is real value in making curriculum relevant, truthful, and rigorous, and one of the ways of doing that would be to embed all of this into all subjects all year for all the students. [applause] >> if i could just show that on friday, ms. colvin spent the whole day at alameda county juvenile hall, and i think we saw eight different units of young men and women, 14 to 18, medium-security, and they were riveted to their seats. when we were looking like we were running out of time, we were told not to worry about the time. they shared poetry. one young woman suggested how -- they share how they are trying to transform their lives, and listening to her story and transformation, and it was a very powerful date. >> this is for one of my heroes, claudette colvin. and a local hero of mine, because we have freedom fighters right here in our midst, and we do not always celebrate them. francisca sanchez, who is seriously abo

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for the full story we've got. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. this is r.t. from moscow it's kevin owen here with you tonight with the top stories fears mounts over the future of egypt where the al qaeda linked muslim brotherhood movement is poised to clinch victory in the coming elections this attender vote will be the country's first since hosni mubarak stepped down and pass power to the egyptian military. the son of russian and a computer virus group going to cause a person he's reportedly been kidnapped for ransom here in moscow officials have confirmed the searching for twenty year old evangelist has he went missing. and doctors warn that the people exposed to the gulf of mexico oil spill could face a greater risk of cancer a year on many who took part in the clean up operation is seriously ill with officials of can from the street a story under the rug b.p. which was responsible for the disaster is causing in legal battle to shift the blame away from itself. our program

we have got to get a handle on the debt. we have got to get a handle on the deficit." republicans are using this to grind down the white house. the white house is responding in kind. what about going forward? >> i give president obama a lot of credit for facing up to this problem. i mean, think about the hand he was dealt. huge fiscal problems to begin ith, exacerbated by two huge, unpopular, expensive wars, and now he has been given one half of congress that is very intel's a trend and is very inflexible about helping to solve the problems of the country. there were some interesting recommendations. they are now being treated seriously in washington. does like in 1994 when bill clinton and bob rubin started to look at this, which set us on a responsible fiscal package, which we did for several years, we need to do that again, and it totally got at the end -- out of control at the end of last year, when they were handing out candy. >> how is this going to change in the coming weeks the debate in washington? >> this is going to make u.s. borrowing costs higher. one of t

we got you, we got you. come on. >> the trainer said, when i came off to the side, i was like, "i know everything, i know everything," because, you know, i didn't want him to think i had a concussion or anything. >> you all right? >> years past, we used to say, "he got his bell rung." but we've kind of shied away from that, and we actually call it what it is, and it was a little bit of a head trauma. >> number 20, josh... >> narrator: there are at least 60,000 concussions like this one every year in high school football. concussions have always been part of the game, but lately, they've been met with far more scrutiny. >> number 32 on third down and six. in trouble. gets rid of the ball. oh, big hit on desean jackson, and there is a penalty marker... >> narrator: the nfl's high profile drama over big hits played out all fall in the media. >> i don't know how you take this out of the game of football, but we've got to find a way. we've got to find a way. >> recent studies show repeated concussions can have a