junkies, ladies and gentlemen. by the way, not political junkies, junkies. [laughter] so that's it.house remains in the republican control, the senate is in democratic control barack obama is still the president. let's hope that these past four years of obstruction and difficulty, the fever has broken. even though the players remain the same perhaps the fever has broken and as chris christie and the president learned in new jersey when we forget the party bickering and political [bleep] we can accomplish certain things even for people who have lost their houses. it's a remarkable lesson for all of us. that is all for our show tonight. join us again tomorrow at our regularly scheduled non-live taping. i might even shave and shower. [laughter] right now we're going to go to stephen co-bea colbert at the ct report. >> don't tell me anything, jon, no spoilers, please. >> jon: haven't you been watching the news. >> not at all. i can't go into my show knowing anything about what my show is about. [laughter] i answer every show like a newborn baby. clean slate, no preconceptions. semi blin

junkies, ladies and gentlemen. by the way, not political junkies, junkies. [laughter] so that's it. the house remains in the republican control, the senate is in democratic control barack obama is still the president. let's hope that these past four years of obstruction and difficulty, the fever has broken. even though the players remain the same perhaps the fever has broken and as chris christie and the president learned in new jersey when we forget the party bickering and political [bleep] we can accomplish certain things even for people who have lost their houses. it's a remarkable lesson for all of us. that is all for our show tonight. join us again tomorrow at our regularly scheduled non-live taping. i might even shave and shower. [laughter] right now we're going to go to stephen co-bea colbert at the ct report. >> don't tell me anything, jon, no spoilers, please. >> jon: haven't you been watching the news. >> not at all. i can't go into my show knowing anything about what my show is about. [laughter] i answer every show like a newborn baby. clean slate, no preconceptions. semi

junkies, ladies and gentlemen. by the way, not political junkies, junkies. [laughter] so that's it.he house remains in the republican control, the senate is in democratic control barack obama is still the president. let's hope that these past four years of obstruction and difficulty, the fever has broken. even though the players remain

thousand jobs and they make hostess twinkies wonder bread ding dongs and ho hos and now there are junkies raiding shops to look for the last of the twinkies but it's just like the finest sector ok we've already established that it was obese bloated with cheap toxic derivatives cheap toxic credit cheap toxic free money from the central banks and now we have junkies that's what you said the zombies the zombie bankers in town running around looking for any you know their kid of cash free cash from the bank of england who want to zombies live on twinkies i wrestled some twenties away from some zavvi bankers in the city of london over the weekend look at this i found some twenty supply right here this is what this is what they live on now they're trading on e-bay to try to satisfy their junkies on between the ways in their homes and their ding dongs mendelson he's out there queuing up in front of the junk shop to get his ding dong a lol now ha that's a lot of medicine look what's in here look at us. this is what it's made out of this is what it is a global financial system is in the bank of en

to satisfy their junkie zombie twenty ways in their homes in their ding dongs learn mendelson he's out there queuing up in front of the junk shop to get his ding dong a low ha that's learned medicine look what's in here look at us. this is what it's made out of this is what is a global financial system it's in the bank of england if you open the vault and say what do we have for collateral supporting the economy and the u.k. it's twinkie. doing business of course to the economy here in the u.k. this is all of this stuff this one is a mess but at the moment twenty's because if they lose a twenty space race to outer mongolia their entire system rigs out of the bank of england going to have to really daimler collateralized twenty television posen money can join the day i don't suppose. you go oh thank you thank you as they say people are reading shops looking for the last twenty's to sell them on to the greater twinkie fool so i want to look at that. point is doing is so let's look at this image this is an image of e bay and it shows you all the twinkies for sale and as you see the prices

i'm not an adrenaline junky. i'm just like you. chblg >> he's a crazy adrenaline junky. i'd never do anything like that ever. >>> parking garages. kind of a mundane structure, right? keep an eye on the ceiling of this parking garage. it's bouncing. that's not good. >> what's going on here? >> whoa. >> earthquake? >> no, it's not. this is at a parking garage at arizona state university in tempe. watch what's making this roof bounce. >> oh. >> oh, my goodness. >> a party. >> psy is playing, making this whole group of people shake the roof. >> so everybody was dancing at the same time, doing the thing at the same time. >> causing the roof to bounce. when you drive through a parking garage, you feel it move a little bit. you put a whole group on the roof, the whole thing shakes. >> i wonder if the people dancing were getting a little extra bounce on their way up. >> i think that's probably why it was bouncing so much. they could probably feel it moving. let's see if we can bust ourselves through the floor. >> it looks probably worse than it actually is. >> if i'm taking this

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now, folks i may be a news junkie but also i got to have my stories. and this is both -- it's like a seamy episode of general hospital. and these days these days, folks, i spend my afternoons plopped on the couch in the housecoat watching cnn with a virginia slim in one hand and a box of the after ace in the other. this story has got everything. a decorated war hero homeowners america's spymaster. has an affair with his own sexy biographer who thinks that the spymaster with another biographer. she sends an e mame from a second e-mail and saying step out bitch. and the second haughty and contacts her friend f.b.i. agent who launches an investigation but he sexed her a shirtless photo. >> meanwhile the spymaster's protege also a general have sent thousands of e-mails to the second woman. this is isn't a love triangle it's a love pentagon >> i got to say after that, it gets a little far-fetched. i mean, all of a sudden the second woman has an emotionally trouble identicaltw and both the spymaster write letters of support for her twin sister's custody batt

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( cheers and applause ) well, folks, i may be a news junky, but i also got to have my stories. this is both. it's like a steamy episode of "general's hospital." ( laughter ) ( applause ) and these days-- these days, information, i spend my afternoons you know plopped on the couch in the housecoat, watching cnn with a virginia slim in bon hand and a box of after 8s in the other. i don't care if the news goes straight to my himself. it is me time. this story has got everything-- a decorated war hero has an affair with his own sexy biographer, who senses the spy master is stepping out on her with a second girlfriend, so she sends an e-mail from a secret account saying step off or i will cut, biatch. and the second hottie freaks out and contacts her friends, f.b.i. agent, who launches an investigation, but gets pulled off the case because he sexed her a shirtless photo. the spy mastery protege, also a general, has sent thousands of e-mails to the second woman. this isn't just a love triangle, information. it's a love pentagon. ( cheers and applause ). i gotta say-- i gotta say, aft

and the junkie, and of course the fear about our keys.ry parent you and i we want to put our baby in the bubble, and we want to protect them and those drugs or even talk-- >> there we go, end the war on drugs, even loosely, then our children will become more and more addicted. there will be more widespread use, more abuse in the home therein lies the argument. >> it's not like selling it like alcohol or cigarettes like 24/7 like you do in california here. it's more about reducing the harm reducing the role of the criminal law in drug control policy as much as possible while protecting health and safety. >> despite all that evidence we're beating our heads against the wall. we have presidential candidate who act original in their thinking, but when they get in, they become carbon copies of their predecessors. what is it about the political inability or the public unwillingness to support issues. >> it's very hard and unusual for the president to lead. look at gay marriage, you provided leadership, and then years later president obama said

, i'm a political junky. >> yes, you are. >> i like to watch everything and analyze. i was at our show last night. >> where we are gonna be today. >> where we are gonna be today. i thought it was weird, thought it would be ten people. almost had a packed house last night. people are so weary, they voted, let's go see a show. hopefully all of broadway is busy last night. we need diversity. >> i think people need to get their minds onto regular life. and i think a lot of the people, between the horrible storm and the election that's occupying a lot of people's thoughts, now hopefully with the exception of what's coming tonight in new york with the next storm. >> what concerns met most, the election showed us how unbelievably divided we are as a nation, it can get so ugly on both sides and we have to remember that no matter who you voted for, barack obama is our president. >> right. >> and he is going to need our support and prayers more than ever with all the problem there are in this world. so, try to put aside your own personal feelings and reach across whatever aisle

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. >> reporter: a tech junky. who is working through it. working with a doctor, some of the symptoms including -- >> using it in inappropriate places. checking the battery life. >> reporter: although it is most common in women 18-24, it is not just a sign of the times. >> somebody may have thoughts of i can't do my day without my phone. i have to get my phone. >> reporter: she cautions deis not a dis-- it is not a disorder they treat. she feels expected to be reachable 24/7, it was a sign of anxiety she needed to manage. >> the panic and anxiety i feel is probably not normal. >> dave: she teaches patients distraction techniques to ease their anxiety. playing with sand or making small talk. >>> running is one of the most popular ways to stay in shape but most of us are doing it wrong and getting hurt. how should we be running? cbs reporter dr. kim says think eggs. >> reporter: we run for all reasons and in all sorts of ways. but could it be we are running wrong? >> says who? >> reporter: says our aching knees, hips, legs and back. >> a large

. >> i may be a news junkie but i also got to have my story. >> reporter: he just cannot get enough of himself. ah, self-love. colbert said the artist painted him in dots and measured him with calibers. >> i even sent them a dvd of my latest colonoscopy. >> reporter: ey missed one detail. >> i'm american. >> reporter: tried not to be a pompous tv guy myself. how do they do this? do they dip you entirely in hot wax and it pulls all your hair out and everything. >> most of the time they actually murder the suspect. >> reporter: they didn't murder dan rather but they did relegate him to the gift shop to make way for colbert's man crayole. he called himself the latest wax american. >> it reminds me of my infancy. >> looft spitting up. >> reporter: the guy who's run for president a couple of times refuses to divulge his secrets for solving the nation's problems. >> i'm not going to tell you. you have to elect me first. why buy the cow when you can get the answers to our nation's problems for free. >> reporter: he hopes the house speaker will join him soon. >> john boehner, he always has a w

would you believe political junkies are wondering who may be running for president in 2016?aul steinhouser takes a look at the names being whispered in political circles. paul? >> reporter: susan, call it the never ending campaign. when one election ends, the next one begins. >> i have just called president obama to congratulate him. >> i just spoke with governor romney and i congratulated him and paul ryan on a hard fought campaign. >> reporter: with the 2012 election barely in the rearview mirror, we're already thinking about the next road to the white house. marco rubio heads to iowa next weekend to headline a republican event. does the popular gop senator from florida have designs on running for the next republican nomination? a source close to rubio says that kind of talk is way too premature. but ads about the state that kicks off the presidential caucus and primary calendar, it's always good to have friends in iowa. rubio is just one name in a large list of republicans who may consider runs for the white house. they include governors chris christie of new jersey, bob

so this is the famous parlor game that we political junkies love to play.aying who's going who might be coming in and joining us from washington tonight with a few educated guesses is somebody who knows the lay of the land very well, democratic strategist peter fenn. peter, welcome back. quite a week, huh? >> thanks. quite a week. a great week for us. that's for sure. >> jennifer: it has been so much fun just sort of kvelling and enjoying and gloating. anyway and watching the republicans -- >> breathe all week. how wonderful this is. >> jennifer: breathe it in. the sweet smell of democratic democracy. let's talk about the cabinet shuffling. i know we have an idea about at least three of the players that might be shuffling out. hillary clinton has made it very clear -- the possible replacements for her though have been mentioned are of course senator john kerry, the national security adviser tom donelan u.n. ambassador susan rice. three of the prominent names. what do you think? what are the pros and cons of each of those? >> well, i'll tell you i think sena

even after the ballots are cast and the tallying is done, there is one more set of polls political junkies love. the exit polls. i hope i'm not overburdening you on this. here are some of the findings from male nationwide nationwide usa today. women obama usa today. women obama 55%, get a load of this. romney 43%. question. women are counted for 53% of the elect rat. was romney's deficit among women the decisive factor in his loss? >> yes. but this is not unusual. the reason is, john, there are tens of millions of single women with kids, who depend upon government for all the benefits and for the food, for the education, medication and all these things, and these folks generally vote and continue to vote democratic, because they see the republican party as a party that is an enemy of government from which they get benefits and they don't pay taxes. >> these women, by the way, work. >> some of them work, no doubt about it. >> well a majority of them actually, and you know, we always think about welfare moms. a lot of divorced moms, middle class moms are raising their families, working hard.

>> i don't see myself as adrenaline junkie. feel i'm a regular guy that sky dives. >> i've been sky diving since i was 17. >> about 7,000 jumps now. >> 15,000 jumps. >> we're actually working together now. he's become a good friend. >> nice warm day. the skies were blue. everything was great. >> little bit windy. maybe 15 knots off the lake. >> the aircraft climbs to 15,000 feet. the red light comes on. you get ready to go. green light, you go out. >> you're falling around 120 miles an hour. >> and that gives you one minute for free fall. i went to open my parachute. that's when all hell broke loose, really. >> turned around and there was michael just spinning. his parachute got snagged on to his harness. the size of the parachute that was left up there was probably the equivalent of having an umbrella over your head. >> i was trying to figure out what was going on all the while spinning to the ground. >> you could see him trying to release the parachute. >> at that point i was lightheaded and feeling like i'm giving up. >> wha

. >> reporter: junk food junkies are taking a trip down memory lane, as hostess goes belly-up for good. they bought as many as they can carry. >> i cannot let my granddaughters grow up without tasting the original twinkie. >> i mean, i don't eat them much. >> ever since i was a good, loved it! >> and i like the swirl on it and i would eat that first! >> ha ha! >> reporter: for baby boomers, this goes all the way back to howdy and twinkie the kid. >> the fresh snacks with a smack in the middle! >> reporter: despite the bankruptcy, there is some hope that the twinkie may survive if some other company buys the brand and decides to resurrect it. >>> lots of revelations around our newsroom about people who have never eaten a twinkie. >> that's a shame! tragic! >> it is. aside from the strike with the bakers union, that could be part of the company's troubles. they kind of lost some of their appeal as people got more health conscious. >> he's busy heating right now. >> a twinkie. >> davey cheney posted on wonder bread. classic. and samuel writes, hostess honey buns are the best ever. and she

>> this is a thrill junky stunt called "the porch swing." >> no! >> watch it again.leases, drops into a free fall, then catches up with another rope that he's linked to below that then swings him across. wait until you see it from the first person perspective. this guy's named ian and ian is a little apprehensive? >> ian, what are we doing up here? >> about to ruin a pair of underpants from the rope swing. see you guys later! [ yelling ] ho holy [ bleep ]. >> that ju right there is the same as here just from a different perspective. >> see you guyswhoa! >> it looks like it's going to swing him right into the rock and splat! >> you're expected at the peak of the mountain, then you're connected below. you release the rope that's holding you to the peak. then your body connects up to the other rope connecting you from below. you want to jump down and you might slam right into the rocks. you jump down real close to the face so when you link up to the other rope, you swing parallel to the rock face. oh. >> i can unclench my stomach now. >> yes. everybody relax. >> that's

the junkies join us now live. it is good to see you. >> it's a monday. >> no more burgandy and gold tie. what happened to that tie? >> because i'm frustrated. i was at the game yesterday. i don't think any of us thought that the redskins were going to have this great winning playoff bound season. we didn't think that. the way they are losing these games is horrific. and you know what? let me tell you something. i don't know if you were out there. i was out there. you can feel it . the fans are fraus traited. it was tense. there were fights in the stadium. it's going to get ugly. >> it's not supposed to be this way. at some point you have to start. i understand and i'm with you. none of us had them going to the playoffs. we thought they'd have a losing record. at least the great part the first five or six games is there were in it. they were scoring points. the last few games they've been life less. >> you had rgiii playing spectacularly and now the offense is going south. and this was a game in which you are showi

we all know that he had a tragic life and was involved in drugs and was a junkie, really.n order to get a sound out, to take a breath and make a sound, he has to dig so deeply. maybe in that way he reveal something that some of us who are really thinking or covering our sound cannot do that. it is just a lack of self consciousness. tavis: i have had more than one person who suggested to me, artists, writers, who have suggested to me that there is something unique and uniquely different about artists who have endured very difficult times, and how that comes out in their artistry. helen comes out in chet baker is music, etc. do you think there's something to that, for a guy like chet baker who lived a troubled life, as you said? >> merkley. if you have had to put yourself together again, are just stand up in the morning and put a how do put a horn to your mouth and try to blow are saying -- or sing, having had an illness or death in the family, a tragedy at a young age, it helps form who you are. it is easier to get to that place that is human, that all of us carry a lot of

. >> reporter: we met with her and two other self-proclaimed political junkies. a student and a journalist. american politics? why? >> american election is open. >> reporter: unlike chinese politics. two days after the u.s. picks a president china picks new rulers by a communist party process that is secretive. the american process is wide-open and accessible, even here in china on the internet. >> we need to win that future. >> reporter: this 29-year-old english teacher is an internet political pied piper. he downloads and translates american campaign speeches and debates to feed a growing online community of followers. >> they want to look with their own eyes and listen with their own ears and make their own judgment. >> reporter: he got tens of millions of hits during the convention. >> on day one i'll label china a currency manipulator. >> reporter: they don't like that china comes in for so much criticism. >> we'll insist china plays by the same rules as everybody else. >> the u.s. is always running the fastest in the world and you suddenly find china is beh

. >> reporter: we met with wang and two other self-proclaimed political junkie, zhan a student and liuinyang, a journalist. american politics, why. >> american elections is open and democratic. >> reporter: unlike chinese politics. two days after the u.s. pick a president, china has a ruler by a communist party process that is secretive an byzantine. the american process is wide open and accessible, even here in china. >> and we -- >> 29-year-old english teacher is like a pied piper, he downloads and translates american campaign speeches and debates to feed a growing on-line community of followers. >> they want to look with their own eyes and listen with their own ears and make their own judgement. >> reporter: he got tens of millions of hits during the convention. >> on day one i will label china a currency manipulater. >> reporter: they don't like that china comes in for so much yet civil, we are going to insist that china plays by the same rules as everybody else. >> the u.s. is always running the process in the world. and he said oh, china is behind me and he's catching up and runn

. ♪ [ continues ] [ gasping ] and internet the last week,t junk food junkies, take hea.'s >>> the demise of twinkie, and and dingdongs are all over the news but there is new hope for ho-hos. their maker will be in bankruptcy to begin the process of selling off the assets but with $2.5 billion a year there is a good chance someone will buy at least a piece of them and carry on the brand. >>> and burling game based virgin america is backing off of their expansion plans. they are reducing the orders of airline bus from 30 to 10. last month virgin america announced it was reducing the flight schedule in the first quarter of next year. the company is offering employees voluntary short term leave. >>> facebook is looking to be a good neighbor through a new program called facebucks. after thanksgiving the social networking company plans to distribute $25 gift cards to employees to use at merchants in downtown. they sign today with the city in exchange of hiring more workers. >> definitely. and, even just getting the word out from their employees they brought in from other locat

. >>> if you are a political junky, you know the race for the white house may all come down to ohio. >> that's right. so who is going to get to dot the eye on the buckeye state tonight? we have a report from cleveland on the last minute stops there, and all eyes are on though i how. >> reporter: no doubt about that. very intense here in the buckeye state. both sides in the presidential race making visits to northeast ohio over the past couple of hours. first of all, vice president biden arriving at hopkins international airport this morning with his entire family, and the entire group then making their way to one of cleveland's most popular restaurants. that's cleveland's landmark restaurant, where they were met by a very large group of supporters. these last minute visits once again proving the intensity and the importance of ohio's 18 electorial votes, and then we were on the scene when governor romney and his running mate paul ryan then made an unexpected visit to romney's head quarters in richmond heights. >> was a large crowd there to meet the governor. polls will close they're

buffalo footsteps pounding of valencia corridor and he was shouting poetry [speaker not understood] junkiesodding in their wasted [speaker not understood] in the hotel royale, the mission's finest. and even the furniture was angry. and i tell the waiters at the bus stop, the waitresses, the flower sellers, the blind guitarist [speaker not understood] at a purple sky, the shirtless vagrant vagabond ranting at a parking meter, the spray paint visionary setting fire to the word. and i knew this was the last call. we were tired of living from the scraps of others. we were tired of dying for our own chunk of nothing. and i saw this barrio, this city as a freight train. a crazy mexican bus careening out of control, a mutiny aboard the battle ship, and every port hole filled with anger. and we were going to stay angry. and we were not leaving, not ever leaving el corazon [speaker not understood] of the mission. the [speaker not understood] ends here. (applause) >> and i just want to point out that only san francisco do poets get invited to come to the legislative center. thank you, thank you, than