james franco plays james franco. emma watson plays emma watson.ter ] >> jimmy: emma watson? but it's pretty cool that -- an idea for this thing. you came up with this with -- >> my partner, yes. so, we're all partying at franco's house, and then, the apocalypse happens. >> jimmy: it's a giant party at his house. >> yeah, a giant party. >> jimmy: aziz ansari's there. >> aziz ansari's there. kevin hart is there. rihanna is there for some reason. >> jimmy: it was a crazy -- [ laughter ] -- fun blowout hollywood party. >> a giant party. and then, yeah, a cataclysmic event occurs. and most of the people die very graphic deaths. and then, the surviving people barricade themselves inside franco's house where we try to survive and kind of deal with each other, basically. >> jimmy: like, five morons. >> yeah. >> jimmy: someone described it like "lord of the flies." >> it is like "lord of the flies" with idiots, yeah. they're even smarter in "lord of the flies," yeah. at least they worked out the conch shell thing in that. i don't think we have that. >> jim

>>host: was franco part of a world war ii as well? >> it was despite they did not regard it that way but the real leap to try to stay neutral because spade was weekend. >>host: one of your books is called the fall of berlin in 1945, the antony beevor, what was life like in berlin j. neary through april 1945? >> the prospect of the attack of the red army and that the soviet union had much into a binge after all of the atrocities so everybody was afraid and not knowing when they would come now the first attacked started so the people there cahan the wind heard rumors of the mass rapes in they were not surprisingly absolutely terrified a hint with the behavior of the red army was appalling not just germany also hungry indeed it did:david yugoslavia the red army was complete the audit control stolid with the kit was regimented but there is very little control and with a guttural box there was disorder. >>host: for most of world war ii was berlin the safe haven? >> get wasn't from the air raids it was a cheap target led by harris with his

. >> james franco having a giant party?> hollywood house party guest list full of familiar faces really gets rocking and this is the end. i have james franco, seth rogue and and jonah hill play exaggerated version of themselves in comedy to test the friendship end of the world

. >> carly: spinelli, ever since franco showed up, my life has been hell, okay? now that little danny is sick, i'm very distracted, so i'm just gonna say i'm sorry in advance. >> spinelli: okay. i'm sorry. i don't mean to add to your burdens. uh, what can i do for you? >> carly: i have a job for you. and it pays well. >> spinelli: would be most welcome. >> carly: i really, really need you to deliver on this. >> spinelli: this must be a case of some import. >> carly: i need you to investigate someone, all right? no detail is too small. >> spinelli: who's the subject? >> sonny: before i lay this out, i want to -- what we talked about yesterday, about you being, you know, committed to my services -- you mean that? >> shawn: well, i wouldn't have said it otherwise. >> sonny: okay, well, that means we've got to get down to business. >> shawn: mm-hmm. >> sonny: assuming that you have no problem with alexis. >> shawn: well, uh, alexis isn't a factor anymore. >> alexis: [ sighs ] >> shawn: sonny protects people he loves. and i want that, too. >> alexis: so you want to be

. >>> edgar ramires paz, alias franco hernÁndez, cuya familia tiene fuertes conexiones en estados unidosuno de los lideres disminuirÁ su poder de la mara. >>> el 10 de febrero la policÍa de falfurias, detuvo un coche con 13 ilegales, uno de ellos se identificÓ como franklin hernÁndez. >>> agregan que este seÑor tiene un amplio rÉcord criminal y que escapaba de la policÍa, y no es la primera vez que intenta ingresar ilegalmente a estados unidos. >>> gracias y bueno un tren descarrilÓ y hubo explosiones que arrasaron con una localidad, detalles en breve. ♪. >>> vea nada mÁs estas imagenes, en canadÁ los bomberos trabajaron arduamente para sofocar un incendio de un tren que descarrilÓ y que provoco varias explosiones, autoridades dijeron que se desconoce todavÍa el paradero de unas 43 personas, el tren tenÍa como destino dakota del norte en estados unidos, y llevaba petroleo. >>> bueno y hubo un movimiento telÚrico al sur de la capital san salvador segÚn el servicio geolÓgico de estados unidos, pero no hubo vÍctimas ni daÑos. >>> bueno y los primeros procesos electorales desde la asunciÓn d

possibly franco gala plaza. keep you posted on what's happening, as they protesters continue their march. >>> it's now been five days since daphne webb was reported missing in east oakland, and there's still no sign of the girl. the girl's father says as he shopped, the left the little girl in the car with her mother, who suffers from dementia. he says when he came out, daphne was gone. >> talking with witnesses, family members, neighbors, but also reviewing video surveillance footage, so we can not only factually verify, but also account for timelines. >> police say john webb is not a suspect. neighbors and daphne's mother say they haven't seen the little girl in two to three weeks. >>> walking to get on the muni bus, or if you're sitting at a bus stop, those people aren't the problem. >> busting people who are causing problems >>> robbers appear to know exactly what they wanted, and used extreme measures to get it from a livermore jewelry store. livermore police gave us this security footage from a robber at k

. >>> como jenni, franco, real. >>> a la espera de recibir autÓgrafoss de los rivera la fila daba vueltaas para ayudar a los demÁs. cuenta de un tal fernando que seria el amor de su vida, aparentemente ninguno de sus tres maridos. >>> todo lo que pasÓ, estaba llorando. >>> habla de su devociÓn a dios. >>> si te pisan levantate, te tienes que hacer respetar como mujer. >>> jenni rivera sigue estando presente como acÁ en la primera. >>> sus familiares estuvieron en mÉxico promocionando la pelÍcula en la que actÚo. >>> la actuaciÓn de ella fue bonita, para nosotros doliÓ mucho. >>> el 2 de julio saliÓ la auto biografÍa, dia en >>soy cubana. yo hace aÑos que querÍa venir. >>ella es una jineterita. entonces le dije: "el tÍo mio es un seÑor mayor". Él fue, se casÓ con ella, la trajo. >>para que el viejito no se me fuera con una guaricandilla... tuve que acostarme con Él. aquello era una sabanita. [risas] >>ella me habÍa dicho: "si tienes que usar preservativos, Úsalos, pero si no, a pellejo pelado. >>entonces cuando fui al mÉdico: "tienes infecciÓn en los riÑones y tienes hepatitis "b". >>porq

possibly franco gala plaza.we will keep you posted on what's happening, as they protesters continue their march. >>> it's now been five days since daphne webb was reported missing in east oakland, and there's still no sign of the girl. the girl's father says as he shopped, the left the little girl in the car with her mother, who suffers from dementia. he says when he came out, daphne was gone. >> talking with witnesses, family members, neighbors, but also reviewing video surveillance footage, so we can not only factually verify, but also account for timelines. >> police say john webb is not a suspect. neighbors and daphne's mother say they haven't seen the little girl in two to three weeks. >>> walking to get on the muni bus, or if you're sitting at a bus stop, those people aren't the problem. >> busting people who are causing problems on transit. an exclusive look at an operation to catch those criminals. >> and a smash and grab jewelry robbery, and the robbers knew exactly what they wanted. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> robbers a

hoy en un foro sobre inmigraciÓn mccain dijo que siento francos el paÍs no necesita 20 mil agentes de sus amigos se sintieron cÓmodo que estÁn asegurando la frontera. >>> despuÉs de mÁs de 3 aÑos la justicia revelÓ los nombres de dos agentes de la patrulla de la frontera que fueron acusados de matar a un inmigrante mexicano. >>> Él muriÓ en el aÑo 2010 producto de golpes y descargas elÉctricas mientras estaba esposado en el suelo. >>> vamos a conocer la sentencia que tendrÁ el hombre acusado de la mayor filtraciÓn de documentos secretos. >>> lo que le permite librar una sentencia de cadena perpetua, enfrenta ahora 136 aÑos en prisiÓn al ser declarado culpable de 19 cargas de espionaje para filtrar a quico leuco mÁs de 120 mil * documentos y cables del departamento de estado. >>> las personas de new york podrÁn tomar soda de la que quieran, una corte dijo que era anticonstitucional la medida de el alcalde de nueva york, michael bloomberg. >>> calificÓ la decision de una corte como una revÉs principal y dijo que planea apelarla. >>> aumentan los precios de la casa a su mayor nivel en 7

s/marisa franco, activista "creo que es la valentía y la presión de la comunidad que realmente ha impulsadoación a washington". la coalicin de voces activistas que aboga por la reforma se ha mostrado firme en su lucha este verano. pero tambin hay coaliciones polticas como la del comit latino-judo del congreso que est buscando fomentar impulso y apoyo entre congresistas por una reforma migratoria que an est en veremos y que se mueve al ritmo de la mayora republicana. s/emily benavides, hispanic leadership network "vamos a ver que es un proceso un poquito más largo. van a estar pensando mucho en cada tema que forma la reforma migratoria". s/randy serrano/telemun do 1:33-1:36 y de todos los temas centrales a una reforma migratoria, los dos que siguen en primer plano por ahora siguen siendo la seguridad fronteriza y el llamado "dream act" para estudiantes indocumentados, que mañana se discutirá al nivel de comité en la cámara baja. ### cesar ---hoy se cruzaron las historias de ocho jovenes indocumentados unidos por una misma causa..... blanca ---todos fueron arrestados en nogales arizona cuando

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. >> and tonight, we have a slow gathering of protests continuing out here at franco gowa plaza. police and protesters getting together. not clear what will happen, but what could happen is more broken windows. looking at a $15,000 bill to catch theirs, ken. >> youth radio is supported by a lot, but how are they going to come up with the money to replace those windows? >> reporter: they haven't kicked off a way to raise money, but people have been encouraging others to reach out and donate on their website. they raised a couple thousand dollars so far. >> let's hope for the best on that. kristen ayers in oakland, thank you very much. l.a. police geared up for another night of protesting there, but so far, we are hear things are peaceful tonight. any demonstrations tonight would mark the 4th night of what has become violent protests since george zimmerman was acquitted. l.a.'s top cop is promising a much tougher response. >> those of you that were here last night and came for the wrong reasons, if you come here again tonight, you will go to jail. >> chief beck vowed to keep the st

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it started last night, franco gala plaza near city hall. a few hundred people marching. many of them shouting the name trayvon, the florida teen shot, mostly peaceful. and then, as it goes, as the nightfall went, windows smashed, the men's warehouse, a tear gas canister was detonated as oakland police said they had to call for help from an outside agency. >> one of the things we'd like to share is the oakland police department is out here with increased. we have summoned and requested neighboring law enforcement agencies to assist us. we have had rocks, bottles thrown at the officers, and we have made arrests. >> no, it's oakland. this is what oakland is about. it's really important for people to get out and protest. >> reporter: now, we're also hearing that one of the protesters may have been hit by a canister that was detonated, an american flag also set on fire. what we're hearing right now is that oakland police are actually asking for the public's help. they're saying that they would like to make more arrests for people who caused all of the vandalism, broke the win

now, they started about 6:00 at franco gala plaza near city hall. 250 protesters upset with the acquittal of george zimmerman in the shooting death of trayvon martin in florida. the march through the streets broke off, as it has done before, windows broken on businesses. there was graffiti, small fires set, assaults, fireworks thrown at officers, also bottles thrown at them. outside agencies called in to help with all of this from freemont, pleasanton, to berkeley. >> we will facilitate peaceful marches. we are here to facilitate freedom of speech. but if you commit an act of violence, crime, vandalism, you will be arrested, and tonight, that's exactly what we've done. we've arrested individuals who are responsible for violent acts of crime and vandalism. >> reporter: now, earlier, protesters have actually flooded interstate 880 in oakland and oakland police and the chp had to get them to disperse, get off the freeway. also a brief confrontation with police near interstate 580 by late merritt. oakland police asking anyone who might have video of any of this to police hand it in to them so

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really he just stumbled into acting all really young coppola wrote movie based on the book james franco wrote called powell two stories are you good father. yeah i'm incredible and anyone special i am too i'm very honest i'm very dedicated i mean i was proud of parenthood of all of them judged me till i have to say i i think i'm lucky because i am i to be really brutally honest i don't know if i would be this dedicated if they weren't so amazing but they're really extraordinary kids and. i have always take it very seriously and and what can we hope for but but that to be better than our parents you know is just someone in your life now on the romantic side. besides mark twain i do have a bone to pick with betty white as are on your wall out there speaking of romance need to be angry about it all because she wants to be with robin right up to now you know my grammy seven uf awards or love or accolades just to go in there and when you need manipulate the system or you want for us same thing we're in the same category that's why she's so a lot of the why she and like i mean what we what di

not really he just stumbled into acting all the young coppola wrote movie based on the book james franco wrote called palo alto stories are you good father. yeah i'm incredible. you know anyone special i am to i'm i think i'm very honest i'm very dedicated i mean i was proud of parenthood of all the things of me till i have to say i i think i'm lucky because i have to be really brutally honest i don't know if i would be this dedicated if they weren't so amazing but they're really extraordinary kids and. i have always take it very seriously and and what can we hope for but but that to be better than our parents you know is this someone in your life now on the romantic side. besides we're twenty i do have a bone to pick with betty way as are on your wall out there speaking of romance need to be angry about it all go she wants to be with robert rowe now you know my grammy seven uf awards or love or accolades just a go in there and when you need manipulate the system well you up for us same thing we're in the same category that's why she's so hold on to why she and like i mean what we what d

that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much appreciate it cynthia franco to you first in washington is egypt in a process of self-destruction after this coup. no not at all but i can understand why you would say that i find the coverage of the events which by the way i would call the continuing revolution rather than a coup baffling to me i find so many people here who have actually never even heard of the grassroots use lead movement. which is the reason that millions and millions and millions of people egyptians came out into the streets last sunday to protest the rule of mohamed morsi would you agree even would you agree to cool military coup no i would not agree and i will not agree or i would put it this way if this is who who was the two thousand and eleven revolution because it's exactly the same as what happened in two thousand and eleven ok. you can go ahead. it's completely and utterly different because mubarak did not come through elections he was a dictator he was a tyrant he imposed himself he was heavy backed up by the army in fact the army to the hilt it

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breckon meyer who portrays jared franklin the sarcastic slightly snarky other half of the duo shalabi franco and bash airs on wednesdays at nine eastern on t.n.t. how do you explain still with you mock the show's success. with the reform yeah right on right off the bat i think i thought well the show were ny first read it it wasn't your typical legal procedural drama or comedy it was were i through it were both it was really about the relationship between these two so i think the success lies in the fact that this relationship has worked on from day one and we don't even know each other. or first word for each other we already had the job and i had to do with his first i was cast as a guy had just come off of t.n.t. the other show that only lasted two seasons on and one on. on the air but i was raising a bar which was a legal drama. cut and dry and then when this came on board i thought on i want to play another attorney but it was less about the legal side and more about this relationship have any say in the hiring of him but a bit a little bit yeah i had to try them out and i had a try out

the franco fell plaza. and they will lift the american f flag american frank ogawa plaza.le were recording what was going on and a lot of people were even sharing. this is a disturbing and disgusting act and even cheering. slowly along surely, they are starting to leave in the oakland police department has not made any arrests. this has been peaceful. these protesters are going to be allowed life for as long as they want. as long as it remains peaceful. reporting live, phillipe djegal, kron 4 news. >> president obama is asking for calm some of the office of death was a tragedy for america. in a statement pieces that americans should ask themselves if they're doing everything they can to end gun violence? the justice department is looking in as to weather or not federal prosecutors should file civil rights charges. they open this investigation of last year and a stepping aside the prosecution to proceed. the justice department saying that the the value weak evidence during the federal probe. >> george zimmerman is a free man. to which lane to use on or to sacramento bu and

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but tonight, after a full week of franco canadian full-on assaults of our livers and lights, fred andicious and merciful for the insanely delicious fare from omar from pakistan. amazing, authentic pakistani food. what do we have here? >> butter chicken eggplant. braised. little mushrooms. rabbit forma. fingerlings with a fennel greek and funnel. this is -- >> yes, he did say donkey meat. is there something wrong with that? the dishes continue. a sesame seed and green pepper curry. paneer. all beef scotched egg. a purry and an authentic goat. wow. it's awesome. >> are you full? >> yeah. >> he does pretty well. >> we did good work here. in the end, perhaps as a nod to the anglo tradition, however, there will be stilt. this is a genius meal. these princes never a suboptimal moment. nothing short of excellent accepted. beyond excellent. too much excellent? yes. possibly. over the top? yeah. definitely. it all comes around in the end. the circle of life. we begin at the beginning. the heart and soul of every right thinking quebec apparently. ice. a stick. and a puck. fred and dave and mart

but tonight after a full week of franco-canadian full-on assaults on our livers and our lights, fredhought it would be good to take advantage of the insanely delicious fare by their brilliant chef omar, who's from pakistan. amazing, authentic pakistani food. >> what do we have here? >> butter chicken crab, tikka, pomegrana pomegranate. a little mushrooms. rabbit korma. fingerlings with a fenugreek and fennel. this is donkey hanarri. >> yes, he did say donkey. the dishes continue. pakistani gumbo with okra and coriander, a says my seed and green pepper curry. hangar steak, scotch egg, and an authentic goat biryani. wow. biryani's awesome. >> are you full? >> yeah. pretty close. >> we did good work here. in the end, and perhaps as a nod to the anglo tradition, however, there will be stilt. this is a genius meal. these princes of gastronomy, never a suboptimal moment. nothing short of excellent accepted. beyond excellent. too much excellent? yes. possibly. over the top? yeah, definitely. it all comes around in the end. the circle of life. we begin at the beginning, the heart and soul of

. >> reporter: a jury said medical errors called robin franco's brain damage and she should get $1 million> she was only awarded $250,000 out of that 6 million. >> reporter: opponents include doctors, clinics, nurses, unions and local governments. >> a lot of people have a lot to lose if health care costs go up. >> it's not the greedy lawyers and attorneys, it's not the greedy plaintiffs we're the victims. >> reporter: supporters need half a million signatures to qualify this initiative for the november 2014 ballot. if it does expect an expensive and emotional election battle. health and science editor, john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> tonight -- door to door searches in a bay area neighborhood. the terrifying crime inside an apartment that set everyone on edge. >> and a cyber attack on >>> a south bay neighborhood is on edge tonight after a woman reported being raped by an intruder in her home. robert handa reports from santa clara on the search for the suspect and what frightened neighbors are now doing to protect themselves. >> reporter: santa clara police went door to door along k

. >> reporter: a jury said medical errors called robin franco's brain damage and she should get $1 million> she was only awarded $250,000 out of that 6 million. >> reporter: opponents include doctors, clinics, nurses, unions and local governments. >> a lot of people have a lot to lose if health care costs go up. >> it's not the greedy lawyers and attorneys, it's not the greedy plaintiffs we're the victims. >> reporter: supporters need half a million signatures to qualify this initiative for the november 2014 ballot. if it does expect an expensive and emotional election battle. health and science editor, john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> tonight -- door to door searches in a bay area neighborhood. the terrifying crime inside an apartment that set everyone on edge. >> and a cyber attack on a grocery chain. what a bay area credit union had to do to help protect customers. >> plus your chances for a little drizzle this weekend. ♪ ♪ looks like you started to make something. ♪ oh, a green! ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] cheerios. with flavors your heart will love. >>> a south bay neighborhood is o

. >> that guy, john franco, he didn't like you too much. >> i was the first walkoff.nd then we had to speak to publicists. i spried to explain that the only person that looks dumb in these things is me and now we have the proof. >> you threw 37 miles an hour. a four-year-old could do that. >> it was 36. >> i was pleased with that. i think we added a couple numbers to the miles per hour and you are welcome fanfest. >> we have to take a break. don't think of leaving me now. we will talk about kennedy's new book next. and it is going to be just as good as "the joy of hate" autographed copy. see how excited i am about selling that. >>> she was the one vijah who could brighten your day. sour, kurt. and now she has written a memwior about her time at mtv in the mid90 when's they played videos and they interviewed our favorite rock stars like rockwell. it is called "the kennedy chronicles, the golden age of mtv through rose colored glasses." let's ask her about it and stuff. the cover, can we just put the cover on? >> i love that cover. >> that's a donkey. >> you're naked. w

next to or along with the british and about to be formed german empires -- formed in 1871 after the franco-prussian war -- those three were the greatest powers in the world then. and this was only one long lifetime after yorktown. i mean, there were people alive when that occurred who were small children when the united states, america achieved its independence. it was a tremendously swift rise. and then in the following 50 years the population tripled, and then after world war i the united states was by most reckoning the most powerful country in the world. and that process accentuated itself considerably. now, the period ends in 1933 because that was another terrible crisis. there was a world economic depression, and there were extreme threats to democracy in other powerful countries in the world. and franklin d. roosevelt was inaugurated at a time when the united states was very depressed not only economically, but psychologically. and it was his task and his mandate to revive it, and he did do that. but he also deployed the reviving strength of america to preserve democracy in the world very su

. >> to have a national tragedy like that and like he is james franco it seems jeep cheap to me. >> encouragingy putting on the cover of rolling stone. >> they made him look like a rock star. made him look like you want to be, not someone who did something awful to america. >> eric: molly with the reaction there and what are they saying now? >> the reaction in boston has been fierce. we're on boyleston street. it was easy to find people that had negative feelings and twitter verse on fire. there are numerous things all over the web an on routinely petition a friend of jeff bowman. he lost both his names during that bombing. and pictures of him were broadcast all around the world. in a letter that was written in this petition to john winters who is the rolling stone founder to get this magazine to remove the cover photo. here is what the petition says. we have lost family and friends. we have lost limbs and suffered life altering injuries. we have forever lost our sense of security. we lost as eight-year-old child. all at the hands of your cover boy. that is from katlyn knox town send. here are

. >> so that guy, john franco, he didn't like you too much. >> no, i was the first walkoff.hen we had to speak with some publicists afterwards. and i tried to explain to them the only person that looks dumb in these things is me. now we have the proof. >> you threw it 37 miles an hour. >> it was 36. >> i was pleased with that. we added a couple of numbers to that miles per hour. you are welcome fanfest. call me, john. >> we have to take a break. don't think of leaving me now. we will talk about kennedy's new book, next. and it is going to be just as good as "the joy of hate" amazon.com, autographed copy. see how excited i get about selling that? >>> she was the one veejay who could brighten your day, sorry, kurt. and now she is writing a memwior of when they played videos and interviewed our favorite rock stars like rockwell. it is called "the kennedy chronicles, the golden age of mtv through rose colored glasses." so let's ask her about it. the cover, can we just put the cover up there. >> i love that cover. >> that's a donkey. >> you are naked. >> that's a donkey. >> was t

we tack the pictures of several groups walking 4 miles from franco georgia washington plaza to the fruitvalestation where demonstration and demonstrators right now holding a vigil to demand justice for trayvon martin. location is symbolic of course because that's where oscar grant unarmed black man shot and killed by bart police officer in 2009. there is a large contingent of police surrounding that group trying to make sure it stays peaceful. business ins oakland meanwhile are preparing for potential fall out from more protest coming this weekend. business boarding up the window as you see and installing surveillance camera. 1,000 people are expected to democrat state against the george zimmerman verdict tomorrow. last weekend protest turned violent and one developer we spoke with is hopeful. >> i think everyone is praying for peaceful protest. clearly there are some people who may not choose that path and i think our mayor here in oakland jean kwan and chief of police come forward and said they are going to do what they can to mitigate that problem. >> police of course will be out in force

in oakland, they gathered at franco gallo plaza at city hall and gathered around the small shrine for martin. they told us they were frustrated, hurt, and angry. >> disgusted. absolutely disgusted. i mean it's clear cut murder. and for however many long before they decided to put a bullet. >> rage, not surprised. in pain, in pain for his family, for his community. pain, deep, deep pain. and rage. it has to end. >> there was a protest in san francisco where officers escorted demonstrators as they marched through the mission district. that group was disbursed by 10:00 p.m. >> off of the sidewalk and into the street. >>> in the nation's capitol, hundreds marched after the not guilty verdict was announced and demonstrated in the northwest section of washington. the police said officers in protective gear on standby. the crowd chanted phrases like no justice, no peace. more protests are possible in d.c. today. >>> police have identified the suspect in friday's deadly shooting of a san francisco jewelry store. the 22-year-old barry white of antioch is charged with two counts of murder, seve

hitler was a fascist he was a cult leader he he he was he was bizarre the real mussolini was a fascist franco was a fascist they brought the corporations i mean mussolini dissolved parliament and had businesses send their representatives and that made up the new parliament that's fascism and frankly that's where we're at right now you've got so many of our elected representatives who are not representing you and me they're representing the corporations that are paying their their campaign fees and so i think that you could say that this is fascism if you want to get the take of a previous vice president on this go to the doctor go dot com machine or google machine or whatever your favorite search engine is and type in henry wallace fascism new york times back in the one nine hundred forty s. vice president henry wallace he was the vice president or f.d.r. was asked by the new york times who are the american fashions and he wrote at some length about this you'll be shocked when you read with the vice pres the united states embassy judy in upper darby delaware hey judy welcome to the program hi

so was mussolini, so was franco.u're seeing is the egyptian people and the military rallying to correct the revolution, much like the french revolution ending that reign of terror. you have to allow this process to happen because it's not a perfect process. this is not like we're overturning a free election in the united states. this is a country that never had this process quite this way before. so you have to let them change horses because what you'll have otherwise, patti ann, is a very similar dynamic that we had in the '70s under carter where we oust the shah, but we bring in the ayatollah khomeini and his fundamental islamic government as part of the iranian revolution, and we're still paying that price. we have to let the egyptian people have the say in this. patti ann: so, doug schoen, your point about the aid giving us a seat at the table, your concern being that the situation in egypt impacts also on syria, israel, iran? >> absolutely, patti ann. and bottom line, if we are seen as impotent, which we certain

eisenhower of course, another complete paid in this side rushed to the side in german to say the franco-german alliance and we could get you the nukes basically is the message that the goal was giving and kennedy put a stop to that to deal with the politicians in germany to save germany will not be nuclearized he felt almost immediately in those weeks i remember exactly when but was pushed with the west to save the the german leadership to except non-nuclear nations so there was a part of this to win the hearts and minds of the german people they did not the right to hear such praise i would think in some sense. this was 18 years after the nazis in the country that had nearly destroyed the world and kennedy told them there on the front lines of freedom and their generation would be remembered as germany is united a director is united as it will be and on that day history will record you were on the front lines for the fight for freedom. it was great and served a historic purpose to give kennedy the political space to sign the treaty a few weeks later because adenauer absolutely did not want to

workers are moving to oakland's franco galo plaza where they are planning to hold a rally at noon today. b.a.r.t.'s unions are asking for a 23% pay raise in the next contract. b.a.r.t. is offering workers 2% a year over the next four year, 8% in total. b.a.r.t. said its offer would reduce workers' health care costs. but the union say it is not a pay increase. they call it surface bargaining. >>> leyla gulen has been monitoring the freeways to see how they're doing and where the drive times are adding up. we have some accidents, too. >> we do, not what we need on a day like today, especially in the car pool lane, what we have in fremont traveling southbound 880, south of 84, an accident backing up tremendously as you make that drive away from 84. we are pretty much seeing most of the congestion over our usual ar areas. altamont pass being one of them, highway 4, a solid line of red, brake lights flashing in in your face there, inching along. heavy conditions out of vallejo and el cerrito twigt towards berkeley and the maze. that is due to a few accidents that hammed in one stretch betwee

tenemos a franco devita. donde es una combinaciÓn como hizo con eminem.dÍas para el viernes. y maÑana es dÍa de pago. (aplausos) (gritos) >>> mi vecina en los Ángeles saludos, maÑana le pago. >>> y maÑana en "despierta amÉrica" te invitamos a un programa especial, donde vamos a tratar un tema importante, cuando se le debe dar un celular a un niÑo. >>> el jueves? >>> ya lo puedo decir? >>> alan, quÉdate en vacaciones, el jueves se despierta con nosotros porque le tendremos un galanazo. que se quede alan. >>> cuando venga se lo vamos a decir. >>> me mandan de regreso porque viene Él. >>> bueno, un galanazo. >>> una gran despedida. >>> quiÉn creen que serÁ el galanazo que nos acompaÑara? >>> nos vamos con xavi el destroyer que canta "bÉsame". ♪ ♪(mÚsica)♪ ♪ solo bÉsame y hÁblame al oÍdo cosas que se graban en mi mente ♪ bÉsame y hÁblame al oÍdo que solo tu me pones ♪ ♪ me da motivaciÓn de verte ♪ ♪ con un beso tu me haces perder el control ♪ donde andas quiero verte me robaste el corazÓn ♪ con un beso me haces perder el control ♪ donde andas quiero verte me

. >>> un saludo para andrÉs franco que estÁ viendonos. >>> bien. >>> vamos ya. >>> conchis estÁ urgidate. >>> aquÍ tenemos un gran desayuno, antes de salir de la casa vayan a la cocina, busquen yogurt sin grasa, busquen frutas, banana, piÑas, aquÍ tenemos leche de almendra porque tiene menos grasa. y lo ponemos todos en la licuadora con hielo. y lo licuamos y tenemos todas las propiedades. y tenemos la proteÍna del yogurt y de la leche de almendra. y vamos a darle a los niÑos buen alimeno para que estÉn con energÍa sin la extra caloria que tiene la azÚcar blanca. >>> cÓmo podemos endulzar esto. >>> la idea es que tengamos el azÚcar de la fruta. y tenemos energÍa para el cuerpo. muchas veces le ponemos extra azÚcar blanco y deja que los niÑos a las 4 de la tarde estÉn insoportables. y al rato nos da un bajÓn de juego. no podemos ni con los coches. prohibido endulzar. y tenemos una opciÓn sana. es mÁs sana, estas en lo correcto. es mÁs sana. pero tiene tres calorÍas mÁs. asÍ que cuidado. si es mÁs natural pero engorda. una opciÓn menos gruesa es la sandÍa, o melÓn de agua, y con naranja.

[laughter] franco, i love tennis. for me, what's great, i was telling -- who plays for the washington capitals, that it's a refuge for me. but i was on the track team when i was growing up and i loved running. but every year i get older i run more slowly and that's not so much fun. antennas is kind of therapeutic pick a decent chance to run and chase after the ball, and the more i practice, i feel like -- i just have the illusion of feel like i'm getting better but i the only should a feeling like i'm not getting worse. >> so if you can extrapolate from rockonomics to the middle class conflict can you tell us about tennis and the middle class? testing your versatility. >> i think it's important that people exercise. i think that's part of a healthy life. middle-class life. >> your home remained in new jersey, your native state, so when you're in d.c., you enjoy d.c. restaurant. how has the restaurants change since the clinton administration and would you tell new yorkers about d.c. restaurants? >> i don't have to go b

mis padres los dos se criaron bajo dos dictaduras, mi madre en repÚblica dominicana, y mi padre en francos like, verÁs foto @ italianos que >> ♪ bailando una cumbia en la pista de "despierta américa". >> pero si estoy entrenando jhonny. >> Él me había enseñado a bailar a mí. >> si hay alguien que sabe de espectáculos, entretenimiento. >> ¿por qué lo dices así?. >> es así me gusta presentar a mi amigo. >> sí, buenos días y ¿cómo andamos todos?. >> felices. >> que bárbaro, no se me fue ningún enigma. >> mira, lo que usted necesita es un hogg dog, el día de hoye s el día nacional del hog-dog en estados unidos y estados unidos no tiene esa cultura gastronómica tan grande, el día de hoy señoras y señores es día de los hog-dog y en el barbacoa también va un perro caliente. >> sí, me parece excelente, yo de pequeño era mi comida favorito. >> sí, también la mía. >> en venezuela le ponemos de todo, papas fritas, queso, aguacate, de todo. >> a mí no me puede faltar ajitomate, hay gente que le gusta con tocino, les doy un dato curioso, un señor fue el primero en vender perritos calientes allá en nue

the fans loved it, playing with john franco and mike piazza was a great experience. >> it was great.. >> brian: i think it will be tremendous. it will bring millions of dollars to moo the new york area. you played at shay. this is relatively new. you like it? >> i love this stadium. i think it's great pitcher's ballpark, even though they brought the fences in. it's still a pitcher's park. shay would be remembered for great history. >> brian: right. you don't remember this, but as a met fan, there was bad for a long time you come up in '84, '85, in '86 you win it all. the mets owned this town. >> that's true. i have a son also that was born in '96 and he's a yankee fan. i have seven kids. you're right. in the '80s, the mets was the toast of the town and now it's the yankees. but hopefully things change a little bit. you're right. it was so many great memoryies of the 1980s. >> brian: there is still a lot of room to put up world series. now. how do we get people to care about the all-star game? i was looking at stats, in 1970, people loved it. now 8.1. fox is doing everything they can