. >> my name is it pauli live in unit one. at 750 bay with my companion donna rose. she was working and couldn't be here. fortunately i'm retired and i'll speak. we've lived here 19 years. we had to move out of that place because the landlords son moved in and it took us 11 years to get back to the bay hills. we moved back in april of 2009 and it's been four years we're pretty sure may not residents >> now apartment union one is a small apartment and the living room is an essential part of it. it has by way windows where we live and it has sun light throughout the day. as i said in the mornings i'm in the living room reading any newspapers and donna goes to work and before that he's in the living room drinking coffee. and weekend and holidays we are both in the living room and i guess it's very important to us to have sun light. sun light in the living room is a big deal to us to have that blocked off and be in the shade is a major effect on our quality of life. so we're in favor of any changes to the project that would minimize that effect. i don't know who came up

pauly being shortchanged with her stub. we measured and turns out 12.5 inches.heryl says she has it down to a science. >> we check, yes we do. we do check. >> we checked and fresh out of the oven, the tape measure doesn't lie. 12 inches a piece. >> what do you think about somebody filing a lawsuit over a piece of bread that is half an inch too short. >> spring'sspringer -- >> he is on fire and the warriors pay a visit to montae. the that's next. ,,,, (woman) 3 days of walking to give a breast cancer survivor a lifetime-- that's definitely a fair trade. whoo! you walk with friends, you meet new friends, and you keep those friendships. it was such a beautiful experience. (woman) ♪ and it's beautiful ♪ undeniable (woman) why walk 60 miles in the boldest breast cancer event in history? because everyone deserves a lifetime. visit the3day.org to register or to request more information today. ♪ burning like a fire ♪ building up from deep inside it was 3 days of pure joy. susan g. komen's investments in early detection and treatment have helped reduce breast cancer mort

some there helping one local shop survive in its ongoing battle against supermarket giants artie's pauli boy go went along to meet the volunteers and find out more it's older than buckingham palace and tower bridge and it's been a local store in the hosts of rural east england for three hundred and seventy year is visitors who stumble across the it's hearing a village shop in this remote region of norfolk say that it's like an oasis in the middle of the does it. it was faced with going out of business until twenty five villages stepped in raise five thousand pounds to keep it open and offered to walk them for free i couldn't live in this village without. the community major shopping village legion the free workforce allows it to stay open and breakeven i think people are happy in their lives by working for free. to come in and do something knowing that your contribution has a meaning of purpose isn't ours it is heritage and we want to make sure he does continue to the next generation volunteers who run the say that there are two secrets to success the locally sourced produce means that p

unless pauly d and the situation come through. we're waiting to hear back. that should be fun.ear all the hilarious stories about that zoo he bought. [ laughter ] our first guest is, at this very moment, an oscar-nominated actor. her new movie is called "the impossible". it is the true story of a terrible tidal wave, and is in theaters now. please say hello to naomi watts. ♪ >> jimmy: how you doing? >> good. how are you? >> i'm doing well. it's great to see you. you look fantastic. as usual. >> thank you. >> jimmy: congratulations on your oscar nomination, by the way. >> i was very pleased, thank you. >> jimmy: what a good movie, too. we'll talk about that a little bit later. for me personally, very scary. because i was -- well, i was in the tidal wave, it turned out to be about this big. but i didn't know it was going to be that big and they evacuated me from a hotel. >> wow. so you must have been very scared. >> jimmy: i'm always very scared. but yeah, i was even more scared than i usually am. >> did this movie bring up some -- >> jimmy: yeah, you know, i have to say i was wo

. >> number three, pauly shore. number four, snooki. number five, the situation., sharon osbourne. number seven, kelly osbourne. >> jimmy: okay. >> number eight, jack osbourne. >> that's the whole show right there. >> number nine, steve-o. number ten, downtown julie brown. >> nice lady, and all. >> number 11 -- it's my list. you make your own list. number 11, the other julie brown. >> jimmy: okay. >> number 12, denis leary. >> he should be higher, i think. >> 13, carmen electra. number 14, jenny mccarthy. number 15, dr. drew. >> very popular. >> number 16 -- >> [ bleep ]. >> what an egotist. number 16, tila tequila. number 17, tom green. numbers 18 and 19, colin and martha quinn. >> jimmy: cousin sal, what is the 20th? >> number 20 most popular mtv-born celebrity, carson daly. >> yes! [ applause ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: i'm so happy for you. carson daly, everyone. the two-night season finale of "the voice" starts monday night at 8:00 on nbc. we'll be right back with zachary knighton. [ male announcer ] this is the age of knowing what you're made of. why let erect

jane pauly and i were on the "today" show in those days, and that was the jimmy carter inauguration,nd we were outside looking like third story men. we had stocking hats pulled down and big down jackets. >> actually, the reagan first was a balmy 55 because we were not even wearing coats. i remember being on the parade route with willard scott. when we look towards the inaugural, this is a second inaugural. not as much emotion as the first. coming after such a divisive campaign, what is the challenge for president obama to try to inspire the nation? >> i think i was listening to michael, who is a wonderful speechwriter, and i think he had it just about right. i would say that it has to be a mix of poetry, big ideas, where i want this country to go, but at the same time you have to mix it with the practical hard truths that we're all going to have to face that are out there. everyone understands it. it has to do with tax reform and medicare and social security. and kind of realigning the federal budget. the phrase that i have been using, you know, ever since the end of world war ii dem

. >> jimmy: how is pauly d? >> he moved to vegas. >> yeah. >> jimmy: my man. yeah. >> jimmy: he is, right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: he's just fist bumping all the way to the bank. >> yes, all the way. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. >> yeah. yeah. insane. >> jimmy: just doing the whole deal. >> he is, yeah. >> jimmy: and the situation? >> he's around. yeah. >> i mean -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's around. >> we've had group chats and he's in the group chat. >> he's -- he's there. >> jimmy: oh, you group chat? >> he's made it to group chat. i mean, that's baby steps. >> jimmy: baby steps. exactly, yeah. 'cause you guys are a little bit on the -- well let's talk about "snooki and jwoww," the new season. >> yes. >> jimmy: we got, what, baby times, what are we talking about? >> well you see me nine months pregnant and then my water breaks and i have no idea what's going on. you see me like freak out. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh my gosh. >> yeah, it's just a total mess. >> she thought she like peed herself. >> i kept peeing myself. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you got to call -- you got t

louis machine, and ed pauly.and toyed with the california oil millionaire who said i went into politics and i realized it was cheaper to elect a new conference than to buy and own. he would later get indicted, and for good reason. >> his name was on -- >> exactly. so they decided that they would try to surround roosevelt with all the people who are hostile to wallace to convince them that he can get reelected if wallace is on the ticket. in 194 1941 when head relos mads famous speech, 20 center will be the american century and united states will dominate the world economically and politically and militarily and culturally, wallace responded as vice president he made his famous speech said, the 20 center should not be the american century, it should be the center of the common man. what we need is a worldwide people of resolution in the tradition of the french, american, latin american, the russian revolution. he called for ending colonialism, in the realism and economic exploitation, spreading its roots in scienc

four months all, pauly kicked kylie out of the house. she sent her to her father's house. is he helping or is he contributing to the problems? let's take a look. >> now that i live with my dad, my dad provides me alcohol. >> kylie steals liquor from my liquor cabinet. >> that was something that was the norm at their house. i ended up deciding i would bend that rule. >> i'll drink like a bottle to myself and black out every night. my dad and i smoke pot every night. >> kylie and i don't smoke pot and we don't drink together. >> my dad keeps a bong in his flower vase. he lights it for me because i'm not good at it. my dad is a stoner. >> dr. phil, i'm just -- >> dr. phil: how do you feel about where your daughter is at this point and what do you hope for her in the future? >> i -- i'm shocked and disappointed with where she's at. surprised by how naive and the choices she's made. i want her to have a healthy, happy, normal life. >> dr. phil: and are you -- where is your stand on her being involved in pornography? >> i -- i was shocked to find it out and then i was even more

. >> steve: jane paulie. >> brian: brokaw is still doing the today show, isn't he?port for an 8:00 o'clock deadline deal. >> juliet: yeah. we're really put upon. >> steve: we're exhausted. we sit around the coffee table and drink coffee and talk to you about the news. we're going to talk about the fiscal cliff with dana perino, star of "the five" in two minutes. >> brian: right. >> juliet: let's get to some headlines. sickening offer being made by al-qaeda terrorists placing a gold bounty on the head of our bahamas dor in yemen. peter doocy is live in washington and has the latest on this very, very bizarre and disturbing story. peter? >> al-qaeda in the arabian peninsula is behind this bounty that offers three kilos of gold for the life of the u.s. ambassador to yemen. three kilos of gold are worth about 160,000 u.s. dollars and anyone who assassinates ambassador is in line for that sum. he has been in the foreign service for about four decades. he joined back in 1975 and has worked throughout the arab world in his career serving in pakistan, tunisia, saudi arabia,