. >> jimmy: you and your pal re s regis. how is regis?now, regis, even though he is not on the show, he is most charming, kindest human being you will meet. and he said, i don't want to go three weeks, three weeks on the cruise, and he talks to everybody. the guy pulling the rope. and good to see you. and he gets out of the cab and says, regis is here. and he flies a rocket. >> jimmy: and i was honored to see that you have a photograph of the two of us here, in front of the monster truck -- [ applause ] >> i got to say, you folks might not know. i know jimmy a long time. hoe was in sports. he was great as a critic and announcer. >> jimmy: and a great athlete. >> pardon me? don't push it. you were doing great. you get undressed, look at your body and you know, great athlete? the lower part, there is a ripple around the mountains. and jimmy, always a good, charming, wonderful guy and still is. and everybody, not everybody, but a good deal of the crew, family and friends. he hired people. and the cletos, he hired his son and he hired people

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>> years and years ago with regis. i used to wear those body smoothers.hey were tight and held you in. but i didn't want to wear nylons on the bottoms of my legs. i would cut them off at the knees. and that that's what it is. here's what i'm doing. i'm calling her today. she owes me a little something. throw me a bone. i'll ask her to invest in my musical. the least she can do. >> ready for fun? get ready. >> this is not going to be fun. >> if you want to dance, i'm telling you right now, you'll want to put your dancing shoes on or get up off the couch. >> or go home. >> if you're still sitting on the couch when you hear this song, i don't even know you. cnc music factory, old school, called "going to make you sweat." go. you're going to love it. ♪ everybody dance now ♪ >> come on. ♪ everybody dance now >> come on. you can't sit still. >> i am sitting still. >> no. come on. ah. ♪ you feel the music ♪ you feel the music ♪ >> come on, kath, throw us a bone. >> can't do it. jimmy, you are a broadway you know what. you know it. >> shake it, shake it. >> jimmy

the cast stayed at the saint regis, a beautiful resort.ther running scene where he's running on the beach was at that hotel. a great, affordable place is the waimea plantation house, under $200. >> we like that. >> it's a great look, a way for you to go wandering around. it's a former plantation house, and they've transformed into a place to stay. >> good family place? >> great family place. under $200. great value place. >> oscars. another great movie. viola davis and octavia spencer. >> they're both fantastic and they both were in greensboro -- i'm sorry in greenwood, mississippi, which is where the film was shot. 160 cast and crew members descended on this town and took over basically running the joint for awhile. and they were -- they stayed, a lot of them stayed for $195 a night at the regis. and what i love about this town is it has the feel you would expect. >> are they kind of pointing out where they shot the movie? >> just about $40 more than the $195 a night they will give you a dvd, a poster, a self-guided tour and will leave a

regis, which we sold at sotheby's for $28.5 million recently. nevertheless, for somebody to buy one of these, they're going to have to put down1 a down.2 million dollar to sign1.4 million down payment. $12,000 to 18 deaths in dollars per month. party taxes and homeowners fees will be between $17,000 and $28,000 per month. to qualify for the loan, they need to make $600,000 to $1 million the year. and the lender requires a 36- month haulback of these costs, so the total commitment to buy one of the cheaper ones would be $1.8 million as a down payment and hold back up to $5 million to disqualify or to buy one of these properties. this is not the 1%. this is the 0.6% that will be buying these properties. from past experience with clients who have bought properties like this is they do not occupy them very often. they are often absentee owners who live in a shanghai, hong kong, russia, lake tahoe, and more. what we're doing here is to provide something that is very exclusive. my second comment is, this will basically the story a neighborhood that wo

respond to, give me your thoughts on that and how we are prepared for other natural disasters in the regi region? >> the hurricane season is obviously our number one conditioner because that happens on an -- one concern because that happens on a annual basis and we have a plan that was created post haiti, and revised our disaster response plan. it's a graduated plan depending on the needs of any request would be and we continue to exercise that on annual basis. as we look at the hurricane season, we prepare for that, not within only our head quarter says but with others in the area. and we work with the government to be able to respond should a hurricane impact them. >> and this is my last comment because my time is expired you saw areas that were successful and areas that needed improvement and you worked on that to expand the improvement response? >> it is a fair statement. to include, normally we do not have the authority to spend d.o.d. dollars outside of a 72-hour emergency response capacity. associated ha associated with haiti specifically we have received up to $3 million so we can

but in southern africa you lose circumcision traditions and they get the of regis hiv rates. to go to bet gay community it is less of an issue because it anal sex which is much more in issue to spread it they and vaginal sex. '70s and '80s you have a culture where men have more partners and that heterosexual counterparts with bath houses and that is remarkably efficient to spread the virus. >> host: your book has been called controversial by some. the aids industrial complex actually say your ideas are crazy. which of your radius do you think they are talking about and why is it controversial? >> >> guest: we had thousands of different conversations with mike co-author daniel halperin. there is something for everybody to hate to. if you are on the left in believe it is told of poverty and poor health care the remedy is condoms and testing, that is not the whole story but if you believe about abstinence are the different merrill values that is part of the story but not the whole story. aids is the most politicized epidemic which has a lot to do with everybody feels okay shouti

they see people with each fifty million bird stood in the in the group back to cage with live with regis prospect of them coming up that is what british producers are so obsessed with it that it pays to disobey the law. a law that has ruffled a more than a few feathers in the industry but at least some can go about their business slightly happier. this or cilia artsy brussels. for the business update let's check out some world news and briefly this hour israel and palestinian militants agree to a cease fire after four days of deadly clashes the deal was mediated but it gyptian intelligence offices separate negotiations with each side at least twenty five palestinians have been killed in thirty five israelis wounded in airstrikes and militant rocket attacks since friday the violence was triggered by the israeli assassination of a palestinian resistance leader. american drone attack has killed six suspected militants in pakistan near the afghan border the pakistani army has been trying to clear the region of militancy still have bases in the area american drone strikes aimed at local terro

to you it's regis. we'll know quite stupid just because country. and what they would like to say it's. just a. seven fold station yesterday. it was sixty. villages . do we. fly to one correlation a lot of the polling stations. i mean. build the local monitors. told us to before we came to the polling station the election commission. did not lead them to do the job. so it was a said to it was. one of seven. got to be a. visitor to. so. we have some time to get a few hours to. the reports from our winters. and to some of. the. cable international round should move her thank you for that a firsthand view. stay with us here for a second day of our special presidential election coverage action studio will start broadcasting at three pm g.m.t. we need the latest results and a variety of opinions across the political spectrum. while international monitors have been praising the election but there's a rather different view from some russian observers let's get the details on that from artie's jacob greaves jacob what's been the position of some of the loca

country is vital to our counter-terrorism, economic stability and regional cooperation goals for the regi continue to engage where we even have legitimate concerns and disagreements. in these frontline states and in all countries facing instability, we put a special focus on protecting universal human rights, increasing political participation, and enforcing the rule of law. it also puts an extra burden on us to live our values and to both on the military and civilian side demonstrate who we are as a people. because when people feel safe and empowered to pursue their legitimate aspirations they are more likely to reject extremism and to invest in their own societies. so human rights and global security are deeply and directly linked. we cannot sacrifice one without damaging both. and we have been working to use our position on the u.n. human rights council to continue standing up for universal human rights on the international scene. now, i recognize that sustainable progress on human rights and democracy can only happen from within. but we do have an obligation to help amplify those voic

the backup regis to the end of the east parking lot for your westbound right. the rest of the traffic around the bay area is still pretty late. the drive time out of marin county is still running under 25 minutes from novato to the golden gate. >>mark: in morgan hill, the serbs will be continuing for missing 15 year old sierra lamar. investigators believe she was kidnapped. the sheriff's department sent five teams looking for clues in nearby waterways. investigators say they did not have a specific reason to search the area, they just wanted to make sure they have the waterway's checked. will trend has been live on this case, following it since the very beginning. >>will: there will be gathering in 90 minutes from now. the search coordinator showed up in a few minutes ago and said they found many items that they pass along to investigators. it is up to the investigators to see if the atoms are linked to the case. this is what the fbi is doing it. they are doing polygraph tests on many people including family members. so far, the results have not come back. thef

miss regis at all. >> not at all. >>> did losing them both slow santorum's growth. mitt romney went two for two winning primaries in arizona and michigan. as expected romney won arizona big. >>> this is a fox news alert from america's news headquarters. i'm andy levy. a stunning story developing in new jersey. reports coming into the fox newsroom that jersey shore star snooki is pregnant. they say despite her recent denials, the reality star is roughly three months pregnant. the post reporting mtv has gone into crisis mode as the one-time music network is trying to find out how snooki's condition will affect the jersey shore spinoff. and fox news obtained an exclusive image of the fetus. already got a tramp stamp. awesome. this is fox news alert already in progress. >> i don't think we can stick with the primary stuff with this news. it is a huge, huge story. dana have i to go to you first. obviously she is a inning -- she is a single mother. will this stop her from entering presidential politics ? >> it would not disqualify her, but what is a tramp stamp? i never h

i want to know about regis financial in light of the recent fed's decision, how do you feel since theunup? do you see the forecast going forward? >> i think it's okay. it's not that well managed. went up by first horizon, we had them on for a series of interviews, it's a lot better than region's financial at six. one bank is run better than the other. angelo in illinois. >> caller: hey, how you doing, jim, big boo-yah from chi-town. >> thank you very much. i saw rick santelli today. he's a true native and he's the best. what's going on? >> caller: hey, forget about it. f.r.a.n. i bragged about it to my friends on facebook about $20 range, and now it's through the roof in earnings. what i'm wondering is how do you know the bottom's not going to fall out with all of the store openings. they're talking about opening 75 stores every six months. >> well, let's revert to the mantra of the show. you've got yourself a big game. bulls make money, bears make money, hogs get slaughtered. i say -- >> sell, sell, sell. >> seven years ago we were starting "mad money," throughout the journey, we lea

that was not as creamy, was not as hostages, not as rosy as the youth, the miracle generation of the regi region. as much as what i've described so far, the common to the region as every arab country at something specific to it, and the peril begins of course in libya. no, where he very stubborn regime was almost going to make major crimes against the people, opening the door to international convention of sorts, and leading to armed conflict and, of course, complicating the picture, and begin that process so that something similar happening almost in yemen were 2000 were killed, but certainly syria where many of you have been watching, the country could break down. so any chapter which i call fasten your seatbelt, it of course would look at the citizens of each country, and the capacity of the regimes to inflict pain on their people, the so-called me or the flood really being practiced by a number of the regimes. and then to further the picture, even in countries where that more or less relatively peaceful transition, where the transition to democracy, the transition to a different syste

sent an additional 30,000 troops to the regi region at a cost of $36 billion. 91,000 american troops are still on the ground in afghanistan. and the human toll is devastating. in terms of u.s. military deaths, there have been more than 1,78 0 of them since operation enduring freedom began. but compare that to the afghan deaths, because last year alone, 3,021 civilians were killed. has any of this been worth it? and what happens to the mission in afghanistan now. recently in a senior advise ror, phil carter is a former army officer and former pentagon official gr the obama administration. good to have both of you with us. seth, let me start with you. what happens from hereby. is this something that becomes a turning point if the burning of the korans was not one? 4. >> there has to be several things. there have to be condolences to the local population that this was an injustice done to local tribes. and second, they have to see justice being done in this case. that has to be done quickly. i think afghans have to see that something is moving fairly quickly on the justice front. >> as

our national defense, the most sacred and regis responsibility of the federal government, is larger thane who wear the uniform. when we cut the services and support that keeps our military potent, we hurt ourselves in ways beyond national security. let's not forget that when we must take up the fight against freedom's enemies, it is the job of congress to make sure it is not a fair fight. the cuts take us right to the limits of acceptable risk. because the congressional super committee failed to reach an agreement on mandatory spending, a sequestration mechanism will kick in next january 1. sequestration takes all day cuts that i outlined and doubles them. it pushes us far past the limits of acceptable risk and would put this great country in great danger. the joint chiefs had months to prepare for the tough reductions in the budget control act but sequestration does not afford that luxury. the cuts are blind. that means that the defense department will have to go line by line through everything in the budgets and take of eight or 12% depending on what they do about personnel. from each

annan process deals in many way with the symptoms of the disease but the disease itself is the assad regi's rue and itsattle with its inincredibly young population. the friends of syria meeting will help line up a coalition of countries and their ability to deal with is the syrian opposition and get to assad regime to step aside in the near future that's why i think it's important. >> woodruff: so this is a group of arab countries, western countries, secretary clinton is representing the united states. >> correct. >> woodruff: this is on the same day kofi annan goes the u.n. to report on the pla >> right. it's goi tobe a very bu d and very interesting to see what president assad's choices are because if he decides to not go down the u.n. route and to implement what he says he's agreed to there's going to be this other track now and they're going to be organizing for one thing, and that's for president assad to step aside and build a new syria. that involves all those countries you mention working hand in hand not just abroad and in exile but those within syria. >> woodruff: andrew tabler, w

this has been a momentum stock, a pretty good run, regis philbin, some of the knock-on, the follow-througha texas instruments, for instance, to see some weakness on this? >> listen, the unfortunate commentary is i believe micron is nowhere near others in its space are and when you look at texas instruments, a much better company and a sandisk, why are they able to perform in prices where companies are contracting? >> with china slowing, is the u.s. still the best bet and taking a% on housing ahead of home results tomorrow? more "fast money" up next. [ male announcer ] the next generation of lexus cannot be contained. [ clang ] the all-new 2013 lexus gs. there's no going back. see your lexus dealer. introducing gold choice. the freedom you can only get from hertz to keep the car you reserved or simply choose another. and it's free. ya know, for whoever you are that day. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hertz. we believe the more you know, the better you trade. so we have ongoing webinars and interactive learning, plus, in-branch seminars at over 500 locations, where

those that we quietly have gone about doing in our discreet way have been the purchase of the saint regisotel in atlanta and the residences there. we felt like that was a great opportunity, great market, supreme product. and already that's going great. and then very quietly joe and the team at tavistock restaurants have amassed a portfolio of about 100 different restaurants in the united states across 18 different brands. that's pretty -- that's a neat situation because we own the 18 brands. they're not franchises. >> right. >> and so that's forming a nice platform for growth. >> thanks for spending time with us. thanks for hosting us down here, as well. we're going to talk with jeff keswin. he has a sizable real estate holding that i think most of you will find pretty interesting. next up on the "halftime report" we're going to spend some time with playing offense with citi's private bank and stephen bodurtha is going to tell us how to invest in this rising rate environment. an investment opportunity you didn't see before. fidelity's next generation ipad app lets you see what's trending

that was my regis. you can go back to february 13th and republicans were in great shape. the wrong people and took on the entire catholic church and hierarchy and even liberals. they had everything breaking in their direction and just weren't smart enough to pull back when they should have pulled back. a month later the president is killing them in polls. >> it is classic triangulation. the president is saying there is a balance between liberty and access to health care. they are helped by democrats and liberals who were talking about it as a contraception issue. you have republicans who are just talking about the religious libertiy issue. it's killing them. they only made it worse by the fact that some people have been out there again just talking about religious liberty in principal, but disregarding the politics of the -- >> we fell for it. >> the concerns about the contraception issue. it is a great example that the republican party is leaderless. >> while everyone is pounding the president, you are looking at the damage that was going to be done to your party. >> it'

>> years ago with regis. i did not want to wear nylons. i would cut them off at the knee.ready for fun? >> this is it. >> if you want to dance, i'm telling you, you want to put your dancing shoes on. if you are sitting on the couch when you hear this song. c & c music factory has the song "gonna make you sweat." go. ♪ everybody dance now >> come on. ♪ ♪ everybody dance now >> come on. >> you know you can't. >> i'm sitting still. ♪ ♪ give me the music ♪ give me the music ♪ everybody dance now >> you are a broadway you know what. you know it. >> do this on the stair master right now. >> jimmy? he is just trying to be nice. that's a mercy. >> everyone is toe tapping. >> nobody. nobody. >> calm down. >> oh, my gosh, hoda. does it ever do anything? does it ever rhyme? ♪ ♪ give me the jam ♪ i don't waste time ♪ off the mic ♪ got rhythm. ♪ >> you jump. how can you go from "godspell" to this? >> easy. >> oh, gosh. >>> is it okay to dress your dog in designer clothe clothes? >> it is fine as long as your animal loves it. >> it is like baby clothes. you know they hate the outfits. h

it's as regis it says -- as we close out here, we want to show you one story on the front page of the los angeles times. this is edward j. demarco, the interim head of the federal agency that oversees a fannie and freddie. the suggestion that he is considered by a growing number of people to be the single biggest obstacle to the housing market recovery -- in a segment coming up, we will be talking to a new york times business columnists who wrote about demarco in the new york times this week. we will learn more about who he is and why there is so much criticism of him and what intersection he has with health and recovery. we told you earlier that today the supreme court justices were going behind closed doors in a process called "conference." justices only. they will hash out the arguments they heard this week and come to their vote on the case is being reviewed. anthony kennedy is widely look at at a swing vote in this process. c-span interview him for a supreme court documentary a couple of years ago. here is a clip from that which justice kennedy described what it is like in the co

the back up regis to west grand ave. . even the 880 approach is a little heavier. the guadalupe parkway is heavy. your writer marin county is just beginning to slow at the 37 interchange down to ygnacio. that is where you'll see the slowest traffic this morning. >>mark: take a look and gas prices from a year ago. hong >>mark: apples new-line paddle hit stores a week from tomorrow. hop >>darya: shimon peres will have to las angeles as he continues his visit to california. it's out of the role of technology as the instrument for peace. at his brief appearance at the high-tech event yesterday, it marked the final day of this 4 day tour in south -- and san francisco and silicon valley. he visited facebook and will. an israeli official claims that satellite issues back israel's concerns better run is developing an atomic bomb. >> i believe that israel will attack. i believe that it is important that diplomacy be given an opportunity. getting ready to plant? chances are your soil is like this: compacted, drained of nutrients. it'll hold your plants... but it'll also hold

the tsunami destroyed 90% of the region's fishing ple ining regi.e anniversary weekend with a celebration. taking delivery of a fleet of ten new boats from the u.s. >> a lot of the boats that were lost were like -- smaller boats. big need for those. >> reporter: the u.s. operations left the home builder in maine because so many japanese builders were knocked out by the tsunami. and going to do a lot of fishing with this, he told me. i lost everything. i'm starting with less than nothing. there's plenty of time to make up. these are resilient communities determined to rebuild. today was also a time to remember and to reflect. back to you. >> thank you so much for that report. let's go now to number five on our first five web stories. isikoffrage of the great lakes falling 71% over the past 40 years. going to the american meteorological society. researchers found isikoffrage dropped the most on lake ontario by 88%. scientists say el nino and la nina play a role in the decline as well as global warming. evaporation and leaves lakes with lower water lev

. >> that's you with the regis purple shirt and tie today. >> as my wife says, it takes a strong man, but handbags aren't necessary for the females watching as well. >> yes, and we don't discuss what we're doing on the weekends. back in a moment with more on bernan bernanke's testimony on chill. plus, the ceo of cartier americas. a look at some winners and losers of europe's trading day just now coming to an end. like in a special ops mission? you'd spot movement, gather intelligence with minimal collateral damage. but rather than neutralizing enemies in their sleep, you'd be targeting stocks to trade. well, that's what trade architect's heat maps do. they make you a trading assassin. trade architect. td ameritrade's empowering web-based trading platform. trade commission-free for 60 days, and we'll throw in up to $600 when you open an account. only hertz gives you a carfirmation. hey. this is challenger. i'll be waiting for you in stall 5. it confirms your reservation and the location your car is in, the moment you land. it's just another way you'll be traveling at the speed of hert

. >> brian: i got to tell you, irrelevant think it's good because regis said that the key was not talkinginute, they'd be fresh. you wouldn't be able to talk to her until the show. >> exactly. many times after something i've done the night before, she's not talking to me anyway. >> brian: that makes for a long 20 minutes. >> yes. i've slept on the couch. >> steve: can you stick around a couple more minutes? >> sure. why not? is somebody else going to follow? >> steve: find out in two minutes. we'll be right back. >> gretchen: you never know on this show. right back "why did i roll over my i.r.a. to scottrade?" "for starters, it didn't cost me anything." "and i got a one-hundred dollar cash bonus for rolling over by april 16th." "i like bonuses." "plus at scottrade, there are thousands of commission-free investments." "and if i need help, i can find it online, by phone or at one of over five-hundred scottrade locations." "it's why more investors with i.r.a.s are saying.." "i'm with scottrade." ♪ [music] double your data. 4 gigabytes for just $30 a month. with 4 gigabytes, you could send an

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instead, the regi responded with brutality. syria's internal convulsions are having consequences for a region already in turmoil. refugees are fleeing, spill over is an increasing concern. we need to be alert to the movement of extremists and others who till actors seeking to exploit the area. biological weapons must stay where they are. with our nations the united states is a mying diplomatic and economic pressure on the regime to compel assad to stop killing their own. our military's role has been limited to this point to sharing information with our regional partners. but, should we be called on to help security u.s. interests in other ways we will be ready. we maintain an agile posture, we have solid military relationships with every country on syria's bords. should we be called our responsibility is clear, provide the secretary of defense and president of the united states with options. all options will be judged in terms ofheir suitability, feasibility and accept ability. we have a further responsibility to articulate ris

our national defense, the most sacred and regis responsibility of the federal government, is larger than just those who wear the uniform. when we cut the services and support that keeps our military potent, we hurt ourselves in ways beyond national security. let's not forget that when we must take up the fight against freedom's enemies, it is the job of congress to make sure it is not a fair fight. the cuts take us right to the limits of acceptable risk. because the congressional super committee failed to reach an agreement on mandatory spending, a sequestration mechanism will kick in next january 1. sequestration takes all day cuts that i outlined and doubles them. it pushes us far past the limits of acceptable risk and would put this great country in great danger. the joint chiefs had months to prepare for the tough reductions in the budget control act but sequestration does not afford that luxury. the cuts are blind. that means that the defense department will have to go line by line through everything in the budgets and take of eight or 12% depending on what they do about personnel f

no logger have a strategic vision for the region, and worse we're gradually being pushed out of the regi drifting the region. i remember when i went to the u.s. government, we had good relations with the foremost important countries in the region, iran, saudi arabia, egypt and turkey. captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2008 captioning performed by vitac