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>> got some flowers for mabel, my little daughter. flowers for mrs.ink? >> jimmy: romantic guy. very good. yeah. yeah, very good. >> do you celebrate. >> jimmy: i didn't really celebrate. my wife has the flu. [ audience aws ] so she's currently -- yeah. not a good scene at my house right now. [ laughter ] it's not romantic at all, but maybe we'll go see a movie. we'll go see "a good day to die hard." that's a good movie to check out. >> you bet. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i'm psyched. everyone's going nuts for this. i saw the trailer, and everyone went bonkers for the trailer so i'm excited to see the film. we had your buddy john goodman here earlier in the week. what a great guy that guy is. >> oh,

in a bizarre twist, police arrested 45-year-old marie mabel johnson thursday morning in connection with the home burglary. >> it's not comfortable to know that someone reported a series of break-ins and maybe we're not satisfied with the results. >> reporter: police say johnson is known to the family. she rented one of several properties the family owned. this afternoon, detectives searched for clues. the del ray community of alexandria's sense of community has been shattered before. nearly 10 years ago, nancy dunning, a fixture in the community who earned the nickname queen of del ray, was murdered in her home. her death remains a mystery. residents say they are disturbed by the murder of their neighbor but say it hasn't taken away the beauty of their charming neighborhood. >> he was kind of a grandfatherly figure here. people cared about him. >> reporter: the family has released a statement. it reads, joe was a gentle, frail 94-year-old gentleman. his life was restricted to beg in the house where he fondly fixed meals for his wife. cared for a few flowering plants, read his paper, roo

now in a surprise move early this morning, police arrested 45 years old marie mabel johnson and charged her in connection with a burglary at the house last november. they say she took silverware and electronic equipment. she has not been charged in connection with the murder last night. >> i don't know if detectives have spoken with her, but i'm sure they will be speaking to her at some point in the future. >> reporter: has she been ruled out? >> nobody has been ruled out as a suspect. >> reporter: doubly sad that joe died the night before valentine's day. you see they were very much in love. they got married in vegas about ten years ago when he was 84 and she was 76. joe's wife miriam, owns numerous condos along richmond highway, apartments she represents out to people in need. they say she's a generous landlady who helped people get their lives back together. philla jacobs is one of those people. >> he was sweet, he was so funny he was an outgoing man. he was 94 years old. who would -- it was just -- it was hardbreaking to even hear about it. >> reporter: so tonight the investigation

you have a brand-new baby, mabel. how is that going? and what's it like to be a dad?ow are they going and dealing with their little sister? >> my older daughters are just cruising through life. they're doing so well. rumor works all the time in films. she lives in california. my daughter sky is about to graduate from brown. >> congratulations. >> straight-as. >> no kidding. >> and telula is about to start school in san francisco, in the fall. >> how is mabel? >> mabel is probably knocking something over right now back at the hotel. she's so much fun. just so nice. all i want to do is be with her. >> is it different this time around? >> no. >> not at all? >> no. kind of the same. up early. not as early as you guys. >> i read somewhere that you said my job in life is to make my baby laugh. >> yes. >> how do you do that? >> just the stupidest things. here's a tip for you at home. if you're feeling sad or feeling down, just sing this little song. ♪ tra la, la, la, la, la it's from "the wizard of oz." if you sing it loud enough, you'll go crazy or -- the baby will laugh. >

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on the ground the scale no golden circle well the circle really is it starts with the maples that mabel's them is a group of the investors who together by a law firm in order to try to rescue the anglo irish bank when the shunt when disaster started to unfold and the rise of the shares started fall and they were in effect offered loans by the anglo irish bank in order to purchase those shares themselves shanklin wasn't a part of that.

on the ground the scale no golden circle well the circle really is it starts with the maples that mabel's them is a group of the investors who together by a law firm in order to try to rescue the anglo irish bank when this young queen disaster started to unfold and the rise of the shares started fall and they were in effect offered loans by the anglo irish bank in order to purchase those shares themselves shanklin wasn't a part of that obviously but shanklin is a part of that the golden circle the are the golden circle of those who rule are the ron farland who are embedded into the corporate structure that is governance constant a right of time thanks so much for bank kaiser report thank you mox anytime all right that's all the time we have. for this edition of the kaiser a par with me max kaiser and stacy herbert i'd like to thank our guest concerts and professor of economics at trinity college dublin you can find his work at troy economics dot blogspot dot com if you'd like us to contact us you can e-mail us at kaiser reported r t t v dot are you are tweet us a kaiser report so next tim

break that cult if we're going to have justice so korea and the us have started a joint three day mabel training exercise in the east sea maneuvers committee rising tensions with the north after pyongyang threaten to conduct another nuclear test erik's iraq and co-founder of the national campaign to end the korean war thinks the saber rattling may or rattling may only make things worse. the worst thing you can do under these circumstances is to inflame volatile situation to conduct these military exercises that always inflame that use live ammunition up and down the border with the with north korea this is inflammatory on a lot of levels and we need to step back with these naval exercises it's like a race to the bottom if you will when are we going to get more creative in the way that we resolve conflict in this world this conflict gives us such an opportunity with a new secretary of state new leader in south korea we should be pushing for peace suspend these naval exercises and go from there yes there should be non proliferation of nuclear weapons on the korean peninsula but we don't e

is mabel to take this leg wouldn't take this diction and take their theology because this is what you're what you're saying as the advocates for the stand your ground law this whole idea of the whole i feel as though that i need to defend myself so i'm going to shoot somebody randomly from the revised. of the if you're defending yourself you're not necessarily shooting somebody randomly if you're out of the what and yourself and you have it happened to trayvon martin well that's a that's a completely different yes absolutely and that's a bit like much else that you know to talk about without he was you having his head smashed into the ground yeah i mean i think the other night it was all about it let us not go there it is going to go there all right carol thank you all for joining thank you all for joining me that we got to wrap it up. going out what a massive high speed rail network that connects america's largest cities look like we'll show you after the brick.

now in a surprise move early this morning, police arrested 45-year-old marie mabel johnson and charged her in connection with a burglary at the house last november. they say she took silverware and electronic equipment. she has not been charged in connection with the murder last night. doubly sad that joe died the night before valentine's day. you see, they say joe and his wife miriam were very much in love. they got married in vegas about ten years ago when he was 84 and she was 76. joe's wife owns numerous condos along richmond highway, apartments she rents out to people in need. they say she's a generous landlady who helped people get their lives back together. jacobs is one of those people. she believes someone may have targeted this couple. >> and then to kill a man like joe rohrs? >> if they knew him, he was sweet, he was so funny. he was an outgoing man. this was a 94-year-old man. who would -- it was just -- it was heartbreaking to even hear about. >> reporter: now back to the woman picked up this morning, charged in that november burglary here. please looking at a possibility

it comes mabel in the form of rain. ground is very warm. but as we head into the evening hours, we're going to see the change to snow. initially, not going to be accumulation because the ground is so warm. because as we head to the overnight hours, there is chance for the city. for more, here's bob. >>> looks like a wet and perhaps slushy start to your thursday morning. but tell will be sunny tomorrow afternoon. it will be gone. 50 on friday again. colder for the weekend again. down to 26 saturday night. could be snow shower activity as the front comes through. 34 for a high on sunday. it will be pretty cold. >>> the united nations security council is strongly condemning north korea's latest test. ines ferre has the latest from the u.n. upon. >> reporter: the security council condemn the testing of the nuclear bomb. this happened hours after north korea tested a bomb. it caused a jolt of a 4.2 magnitude quake. according to intelligence reports, the country is now planning to test other problems. >> north korea does not and will not benefit

mabel from texas you're on the "stephanie miller show." hi, mabel.asons the republicans keep saying that we can't have the different forms of gun control that is needed, and i keep thinking if we can't have it because it doesn't work, then why don't we throw out the penal code and 10 commandments? under the penal code, murder doesn't work, throw it out. under the 10 commandments, though shall not commit adultery, that doesn't work even for the congressmen so throw it out. >> this is secret audio this is what we're up against. >> we have a strong attempt next year. a lot of that's going to be delayed. it has to go through the process. we have a leading democratic in the legislature sort of most of the time, not all the time, people in my caucus really want to ban guns. we're going to deal with the close the gun show loophole, wouldn't that be good? so far there's nothing happening on that. stephanie: wow he says we have a strong agenda. it will be delayed somewhat by the connecticut effect. that's a way to talk about a bunch of people being blown away

>> got some flowers for mabel, my little daughter. flowers for mrs.oses. what do you think? >> jimmy: romantic guy. very good. yeah. yeah, very good. >> do you celebrate. >> jimmy: i didn't really celebrate. my wife has the flu. [ audience aws ] so she's currently -- yeah. not a good scene at my house right now. [ laughter ] it's not romantic at all, but maybe we'll go see a movie. we'll go see "a good day to die hard." that's a good movie to check out. >> you bet. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i'm psyched. everyone's going nuts for this. i saw the trailer, and everyone went bonkers for the trailer so i'm excited to see the film. we had your buddy john goodman here earlier in the week. what a great guy that guy is. >> oh, he's so nice. >> jimmy: and he said -- >> what'd he say? [ as john goodman ] >> jimmy: -- "bruce willis is one of the best." i don't really do a john goodman. i'm working on it. he's one of the best bartenders ever in new york city. so you started here in new york in hell's kitchen? >> i did. well, i lived in hell's kitchen. i wo