he did like boston legal alum appeal all the way back to doogie howser and now works on crazy ones with robin williams which is a hit. is he put you in any of the shows i've worked with him once or twice yeah when i was a kid but i he actually i this is a joke in our family you know he supported me my whole career everything advice monitary really coming up and he put me through some college and i i said i asked him to direct this my special my one hour special and i said you're welcome i paid you back. so we're square i said we're square now do you ever want to be anything else than a comedian. now you were born for this i think so yeah i mean growing up in my in my. in my family was just kind of all we do is make fun of each other that's how we like show each other. love kind of in a way that says his one brother younger brother and i for some reason got it the most do you have a bomb yeah. like when you bomb well in the beginning it's. the worst feeling you could ever feel i mean to have like three hundred or four hundred people staring at you like you're a painting is just like the

some of the biggest court cases of the year from jodi arias to the blade runner to the boston marathon bombing. our legalhere these trials are headed in the new year. ♪ ♪ jon: right now a federal judge giving attorney general eric holder until january to decide whether he will seek the death penalty for the suspected boston marathon bomber. dzhokhar tsarnaev still in custody after the blasts that rocked the finish line killing three people and injuring hundreds of others. the judge saying the ag's decision will set the tone for all future proceedings. joining us now to weigh in our legal panel, lis wiehl, fox news legal analyst, and doug burns, a criminal defense attorney. if you were arguing this case to the attorney general, lis, what would you say to him about whether or not he should go for the death penalty? >> well, this is an absolute death penalty case. you've got, as you mentioned, people dead, hundreds of others injured in what was really a terrorist act in april of last year in boston. if we're going to have a death penalty in this country, this case absolutely qualifies for it, and and i woul

boston. the new york city airports shouldn't be too bad. >> all right. get ready, it's coming. >> yes. >> a serious legal blow to one of the most controversy controversial practices of the nsa. this comes ahead of president obama's meeting with top ten executives. the worry about how the nsa fallout impacted their businesses. tracie potts is live in washington. good morning. so tell us, what are the implications of this judge's ruling? >> well, the most immediate implication is on the two people who sued. however. this is likely to have a much larger impact, betty, taking a look at this secret surveillance program that at least one judge has now said violates the fourth amendment. >> the national security agency is collecting so much secret data that it's building a new facility in utah to hold it all. collecting records of every phone call made to and from americans is unconstitutional and indiscriminate and arbitrary invasion of privacy. >> it's untargeted and in bulk and troubling. >> a 1979 ruling that said americans do not have a right to private phone records is outdated. everyone has a cell phone

particular protest in boston, where the police formed a line and were blocking the press from being able to films arrests behind them that i started to think what can i do that's legal to circumvent their blockade. a friend of my suggested we grab a couple of these drones, get an aerial shot. totally legal, we'll get a better vantage point. how can we incorporate this. >> in the protests in turkey, when 10 was thousands of people were clashing with police, i did not see a single news camera flying over the place. >> there was another guy goes by the name of jenks on line who used a d.j.i. phantom like this where he flew around a protest in istanbul, turkey and was getting amazing shots of confrontations between the police and protestors. >> so in that case, the aerial shots from the drones were the only ones we got off the whole park, and they were, i mean, as far as i know, they were just put on you tube and websites. >> i believe on the second day that he was flying it around, police shot it out of the sky. you can hear some weapon fire and then it just falls to the ground. >> drones can be sensitive over political situations. in the world of commercial photograph

. >> boston children's hospital released a statement which says that in part we do not serve as the legalardian of the patients in our care nor are we affiliated with any state agency. the hospital does not keep patients in its care against the direction of a custodial guardian, our staff, dedicated professionals, that provide the highest standard of medically necessary care to every patient. justina is being held in the hospital and sources close to the family say her health is deteriorate. >> legally it sounds like the hospital is in the middle. it is the state that came in. we are going to stay on that story and see what else is going on with this young girl. >>> to the economy and economic future. there has been a lot talk about the delays in the delivery this hol say season because of the number of presents shipped ups and other shippers. does the overflowing orders and are those problems mean retailers had a stellar christmas? what does that mean for our financial future as we head into 2014? kyle, look, they have no problem. what does it mean with the problems that ups apparently h

boston marathon, a u.s. military intervention in syria averted, a landmark supreme court decision striking down legal discrimination against gay and lesbian couples, and perhaps most shocking of all, the video music awards and probably enjoying a moment of pop culture relevance. tonight, for the first time in "all in's" history, we'll be handing out year-end awards in categories that focus on some of the highest and lowest moments in the politics and culture of the past 12 months. i'm very happy to have you with us. also joining me to issue their own picks for those awards, josh barrel with "business insider," nancy giles, contributor for "cbs sunday morning," richard kim, executive editor at the nation.com and lynn winstead, comedian and co-creator of "the daily show." now it's time for our first award. >> it's the "all in 2013 worst quote of the year" award. >> all right, worst quote of the year. i'm going to go first on this one, and this goes to republican congressman steven fincher of tennessee who was one of the republicans who voted against food stamps, also voted to continue farm subsidies. in explaining hi

boston bombering brothers. people ask why didn't the system catch them and it is because they were legal citizens.u want to worry about what people might do the united states military could stage a military coo. do we want to take all of the tools away from agencies who might do something evil with them? the top who is in a car on the street outside has a gun that he could shoot you with. >> i want to get julian, google maps allows me to look at the front of your house and see who is coming and going. but as far as edward snowden is concerned do you think do you think his message is out, he gives us and decides he hasn't the impact, we need the nsa to do what they are supposed to do. >> edward snowden feels me made an impact. i feel he did. court decisions have come down thanks to those that says they have overstepped. we have the national discussion in congress and among the population about the respect sof privacy versus national security. >> at what cost. >> it is great discussion to have. lars and i tend to agree but disagree and i respect people that don't agree. the problem for me is edward

boston. in response the artist has created this billboard in san francisco. he then made prints of the billboard and selling them to raise money for legal action for what he says. today wal-mart pulled collers work from their website. >>> people gathered for a holiday tradition today. that was the voice of nfl legend ronny lot leading the count down for the lighting of the christmas tree at 555 california. the lighting ceremony was proceeded by a holiday concert featuring pop singer carly jay repson and pacific boys choir. >>> it's called the wag brigade. it's a joint effort between the san francisco spca and sfo. starting today trained dogs walk the terminals with their handlers and vests that say pet me. all is part of the animal assistant training program. interacting with therapy dogs provides release from stress. you can see members of the wag brigade on a daily basis. >>> temperatures today dropped off a good five to 10 degrees. these are the numbers that we got today. if you remember yesterday we were doing mid-60s, upper 60s. today was 57 in san rafael. it was only 54 in vallejo and 55 in antioch. highs tomorrow, upper 40s in some places. it's not goin

boston. in response the artist has created this billboard in san francisco. he then made prints of the billboard and selling them to raise money for legal action for what he says is the illegal use of his imagine. today wal-mart pulled collers work from their website. >>> people gathered for a holiday tradition today. that was the voice of nfl legend ronny lot leading the count down for the lighting of the christmas tree at 555 california. the lighting ceremony was proceeded by a holiday concert featuring pop singer carly jay repson and pacific boys choir. >>> it's called the wag brigade. it's a joint effort between the san francisco spca and sfo. starting today trained dogs walk the terminals with their handlers and vests that say pet me. all is part of the animal assistant training program. interacting with therapy dogs provides release from stress. you can see members of the wag brigade on a daily basis. >>> temperatures today dropped off a good five to 10 degrees. these are the numbers that we got today. if you remember yesterday we were doing mid-60s, upper 60s. today was 57 in san rafael. it was only 54 in vallejo and 55 in antioch. highs tomorrow, upper

boston bombing n.s.a. revelations r.t. was there covering it all special roundtable in the greatest news hits just ahead. a new york federal judge rules that timothy's ball collection of phone records is legal this really runs counter to last week's really by a federal judge in d.c. who found the program to be likely unconstitutional the latest update on that more later in the show. and it's the false positive no one wants to see generally but it turns out that on the web people are buying and selling used pregnancy tests will take an in-depth look at what drives this industry. it's friday december twenty seventh eight pm in washington d.c. i'm sam sax and you're watching r.t. and we begin tonight with a look back at twenty thirteen winds down we close the book on a year with some really big news stories because they are whistleblowers and n.s.a. secrets and he was how washington post reporter barton gellman who was in the possession of snowden documents describe the impact of this story on whistleblowers this year. i've seldom if ever seen a story that has taken hold. so far and so broadly and so deeply and you know if you're a whistleblower who wants attention and. you can't even plausibl

boston strong." >> the u-s attorney is now deciding if tsarnaev will face the death penalty. >> a federal judge in new york says the nsa's collection of phone data is legalis goes against another ruling last week by a federal judge in washington who said the program was likely unconstitutional. in his ruling today, u-s district judge william pauley said the n-s-a's bulk collection of phone records was legal under the patriot act. this all comes afterogram was rn classified leaks by former n-s-a contractor edward snowden. >> federal unemployment benefits end tomorrow for 1.3 million jobless americans. the checks will stop coming after a program signed into law back in 2008 expires saturday. an additional 850-thousand workers will also lose state unemployment benefits over the next three months. a bipartisan group of lawmakers has proposed a short-term extension for three months. that will make it to the floor of the senate -- but not until congress returns to work next month. >> coming up-- it wasn't santa who dropped in for a visit. the unwelcome visitor that quickly put an end to one florida family's christmas dinner. align >> thousands of delta up flye

legal? vote in our poll. coming up, tied season for big movie releases. what should and now my journey across the country has brought me to the lovely city of boston.rs. and seeing as it's such a historic city, i'm sure they'll appreciate that geico's been saving people money for over 75 years. oh... dear, i've dropped my tea into the boston harbor. huhh... i guess this party's over. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> it is suppose to be the most wonderful time of the year for new movie releases, which are worth the price of admission. kevin mccarthy joins us. kevin, i love seeing you. okay. >> good evening, greta. >> there are great movies coming out. which one do you like. >> good evening i hope you and jasper and your family had a wonderful christmas. >> thank you, very nice. >> 2013 has been the best years for movies i have seen in a long time. these are five movies i want to recommend that are currently in theaters right now. out of 138 films i saw this year. i only gave four out of five ratings. gravity, captain phillips, saving mr. banks and now martin score cease wolf of wall street. this is

president who's gone through legal problems, and it's about an impress that the white house has given that it's keeping the uncle at arm's lengths. >>> the man in -- the bostonously cited the white house as saying the president and his uncle had never met, but the white house press secretary now says this -- >> the president said he in fact had met omar obama when he moved to cambridge for law school and stayed with him for a brief period of time until the president's apart was ready. >> reporter: in recent days, the understanding -- why the deferring accounts? >> back when this arose looked back at the books, and there was no indication that they had met. >> reporter: it could be simple semantics, but the white house was first asked about the relationship a couple years ago after the uncle had been arrested for drunk driving and it came to light he was fighting deportation. that's given ammunition to republican critics. >> it just goes back to this thing of the white house not being completely forthright with facts with the public. it's what's contributed to his trust worthyness numbers going way down. >> reporter: political observers say something else cou

boston bombing the n.s.a. revelations r.t. was there covering it all special roundtable in the greatest news hits just ahead. a new york federal judge rules of davis' ball collection of phone records is legal this really runs counter to last week's ruling by a federal judge in d.c. who found the program to be likely unconstitutional the latest update on that more later in the show. and it's the false positive no one wants to see generally but it turns out that on the web people are buying and selling used pregnancy tests will take an in-depth look at what drives this audit industry.

were attacked, forced to flee into boston and gage decided with these growing tensions it was time to round up as much of the gunpowder as he could. each town had legallya certain amount of gunpowder. they were in powder houses all around the province. gage determined to get the powder, the powder house that is now modern somerville so in the early morning hours he sent some soldiers in boats up the mystic river and the operation went on without a hitch. they were able to get the powder, take it to castle william which is where the fork was where they were stopped piling this kind of thing. it went off without a hitch except the rumor was spread. the rumor spread like wildfire and as the british were there in what was then part of cambridge they fired upon some militiamen and several people were killed. it hadn't happened but that was the rumor and the rumor spread through towns throughout massachusetts. this was early september 1774 and suddenly the entire region to rub did with a call to arms. hundreds and thousands of militiamen began to stream and towards cambridge and began that night and all the next day cambridge began to fill up with militiamen

boston earlier today. the situation now under control but firefighters are still battling flames in the five-story building. everyone who was inside escaped safely without injury. >>> now to a legal decision that could have a big impact on your money and the u.s. states that want them to collect sales taxes from you. and that means you're probably going to pay more. i'm talking about being taxed on your internet purchases. i'll put it more simply for you. cnn's business correspondent christine romans is in new york to tell us why that's more likely. >> internet shales taxes, carol. supreme court decided it would not hear a case. it was probably the last cyber monday without sales tax for millions. states want tax revenue. online retailers want tax-free shopping. brick and mortar shops want online retailers to have the same taxes. uncollected sales tax, so the states want to find ways to get that tax revenue from web retailers. the sproem court decided not to get involved in appeals from amazon and overstock.com. the court let stand a ruling from a new york court requiring that internet retailers collect sale taxes even if they have no physical present in the state. this effective

boston strong. >> cnn's top ten of 2013. we're koupting them all down with don lemon tomorrow night 6:30 eastern time. >>> a lot of big crime and justice stories this year. our legalchard herman and avery freeman will be here to discuss the most intriguing in their view and they'll tackle yesterday's ruling on the nsa checked of phone records. all right. it's fight night in mma, but the biggest bout might not be in the main event. why everyone is talking about it being ladies' night inside the octag octagon. [ sneezes, coughs ] i've got a big date, but my sinuses are acting up. it's time for advil cold and sinus. [ male announcer ] truth is that won't relieve all your symptoms. new alka seltzer plus-d relieves more symptoms than any other behind the counter liquid gel. oh what a relief it is. than any other behind the counter liquid gel. >>> all right. let's talk sports now. a comeback win in a bowl game is the latest chapter in how syracuse' quarterback has overcome adversity. it's sad but also uplifting. >> it's been a very tough battle but terrell hunt has made this now at least into a great feel-good story. terrell hunt has never stopped fighting. while in hig

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