first flea of the season, huh? i'm going to buy flea soap right now. you watch the door, hundley.) ah! hello, george. ah! (chortles "hello") (elevator bell dings, george gasps) oh!

she hasn't had any fleas.en she's got a little rash that's kind of some sort of fungus or something that broke out in the shelter, too, so i'm treating that with an anti-fungal cream, but she's good. she's happy and playful. >> so, again, how about you, aaron? you sound like a parent of a newborn. talk to me about it. >> it's kind of like being the parent of a newborn. i mean -- i guess, i've never had kids, but i mean, she's like my kid. i want her to be healthy. i want her to be happy, and as far as i can tell, she's pretty happy. there's a kid. >> look who i have. >> oh! >> you can just feel when he talks about the cat, it's just this great emotion of happiness to be able to have this. >> you know -- >> it's been a great blessing and a gift for him. >> little things in life to us are not always -- but when you're in a situation like this, it's such a big thing for him, and he really -- he just loves it. he's so happy with the cat, so we're all -- >> we're all happy. >> yeah. we're happy. >> not long after g

market, and i chose going to the flea market. always heard about it, always envisioned it, and this is where i went. you found this, and when was that? that was in '61, '62. so almost 50 years ago. oh, yes. well, you know who the artist is. it's by a romanian artist named demetre chiparus. yes. and he was one of the leading sculptors of the art deco period. so he worked basically in the 1920s and 1930s. and this work that you have is really incredible. it's gilt bronze, and this is carved marble. he did a number of works that had mixed materials. he's really well known for having done bronzes that had ivory in them that were further painted. his work is really quite rare, and as a matter of fact, even though i'm saying that it's rare, we see more chiparuses on the antiques roadshow than any other sculpture. there's only one reason, though. most of the chiparuses we see are fake. oh, they are? but you're lucky enough to have one that is authentic. it is a genuine chiparus from the 1920s, from the 1930s. what's so interesting about

we were a lot going to the flea market. a chanel jacket. and me, i was thinking about my grandmother. of course, it was before. transparency. and they were smoking. that was provocative in a way. but it was going well with the time, the moment of sexual liberty and freedom because of the hippies. like in san francisco but also a stage of freedom, you know? after that, it was known as a way that the girl wanted to be like madonna, to be strong, to be as strong as a man. showing a little bit of their strategy. it does not mean that those girls were very -- >> easy would be the simple word to say it. [laughter] >> at the time of the 1960's, there was the first one to do that. he made me do dress or a company scared, know. but there were in shorts as well. that was provocative. >> this provocation and not just about the girls, about women feeling their sexuality. it is also about men. i have seen all your shows and i think i saw them all. but i do not remember in the men's collection for yves laurant, seeing a man powdering his nose going down

(laughter) sand flea, which can leap to the top of a two-story building in the rare event you somehow escape wild cat. big dog, made to assist humans in the vital task of hurling cinder blocks. pet man which no doubt one day will make a pet out of man. and, of course, cheetah, a blade-legged cyber beast with a top speed of over 28 miles per hour-- which is faster than usain bolt. so there goes my plan to flee these robots on boltback. (laughter) so, folks, tonight -- folks, tonight i am proud to say i'm announcing the formation of a rebel alliance to defend humanity. after all, these things are just like imperial walkers. we already know how to defeat those. (laughter) that's why i have started an ewok breeding program. (audience reacts) uh-huh, uh-huh. (laughter) yes. my first goal: s to get this ewok to stop pooping in my house. yes, you're going to learn to catch cinder blocks. throw me a cinder block! throw me a cinder block! but, of course, some technology is our friend. like the kind used by the n.s.a. which has been rocked by that certified nut-lid edward snowden. and we don't

for example, i go to a flea market, and nt place. when i see something that i find interesting, even if i have no interest in anything at the moment, i say that one day i will do something from that. i know that there was work on it. i think i have to burn it, because at the end, i take too much time to look at it. but, yes, i mean, to be honest, i think will realize what time that i have no more of the passion, which will mean i will stop. i think it is better. honestly, before i was doing that profession, because i was not at peace with the fact that i was rejected, so i was inventing a lot of things. at the moment, i started to work -- i finish. because i do the things that i'd love to do, why should i live now. there's no reason to lie? because i am accepted through my work? why should i lie? because i do not want to live again in my old days. but i will always interested in fashion. >> the next question is for both of you -- how is it in the fashion world for larger size women? >> i will answer this first. i was so happy when be

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they can range from home-based very small businesses like child care, people selling in the flea market, on up to janitorial, landscaping, restaurants, dry cleaners, and in some cases, small manufacturers. we sometimes bridges of it in even larger transactions if we think there's community benefits, we might wind collectively with the city's working solutions fund or with another lender. so far, -- and we work throughout the bay area. we work in four bay area counties, said francisco obviously being one of the importance, but also said the clara, san mateo, alameda. we have laid out over $15 million to bay area businesses with a medium loan size of about $7,000 -- median loan size of about $7,000. who do we work with? principally, we want to work with businesses that have at least one year of sales history. we will look at start of businesses in the case with there is significant industry experience and significant owner injection or investment into the business, but if someone comes was without experience and without capital to invest, we will recommend that they go through a training

flea and by the way i'm amaze the bulgarian police to sion can talking learning terms about the european union when bulgaria is now the basket case importing tomatoes from thirty. eight in bulgaria used to supply all of eastern and central europe with vegeta bills only twenty years ago ok such a very quick comment is i want to conclude this now where's this going to lead to because after all it's been coming very clear now these protesters they don't just want a new association they want to get rid of the government the parliament the cabinet the president is that going to happen when the government survive the period believe that your new coach has weathered the storm and there will be no repetition of november of two thousand and four and robert oulds where do you think this is leading to. i joined with the european union in any kind of association agreement it doesn't make economic sense the bush group would recognize that several years ago when we studied the eastern neighborhood partnership customs union with its largest trading partners which of the other c.e.o.'s states make far m

stack of christmas cards mailed in 1963 never made it to their destination until a man found them at a fleavered them himself. next the bad. a man in russia appears to be doing christmas shopping but no. he walks in and spots a tv by the front door and helps himself out the door. finally the ugly. those hideous sleeved jerseys worn by nba players in the christmas day game, they did not go over well. i don't know what these people were thinking. twitter was going crazy. people were not happy. they seem to be a major fashion faux pas. >> utility crews from michigan to maine and canada are working to restore power to tens of thousands of homes and businesses left in the dark by last week's ice storm. >>> holiday shopping is not over yet. retailers are offering mega deals today. there are some very unhappy people still waiting for christmas presents. u.p.s. and fedex say high numbers of deliveries this year led to massive delays. most gifts are expected to arrive today. that brings us to our brew on this responses. >> we ask how did the u.p.s. fedex delivery delays affect your christmas. >> eri

i found it at the flea market under a stack of old pottery.can find at the flea market these days. and it's just a coincidence you found the gavel belonging to the father of your boyfriend? zach's not my boyfriend. i'm in college now. i don't really have time for high school seniors. becca, i work for the governor now. i'm his chief of staff. congratulations. you can't steal from the governor. you'll be arrested. excuse me, mr. gold. that'll be $890. oh, no, no, dear becca. my gift to you is you not being arrested. no, mr. gold. only one of us is taking something they haven't paid for. excuse me, officer? hello. yeah? could you help me out? i-i'm a student here, and this man is trying to take one of my father's antiques, and he won't pay me for it. are you serious? officer, uh, my name is eli gold... sir, are you a student here? eli: peter and i have a problem, alicia. alicia: and it's going to become my problem, eli? eli: uh, i mean, yes. it's about zach's girlfriend, becca. hey, frick and frack, let's go. and so, our question is, does this l

other news, media matters has declared victory over fox news and other news, flees have declared -- flease declared victory over cats. stupid media matters. >> who is media matters? >> who knows. >> and what do you want for christmas, bob? >> i'm dumping you, you're too expensive. >> you're dumping me? >> no, i'm only kidding. i didn't get you. i got someone else. dana. >> can i get the dirks bentley house. >> set your dvr so you never miss an episode of the five. have a great weekend. special report is up next. >>> a friday the 13th reminding us how dangerous america can be. a deadly school shooting in colorado and a plan to blow up an airport in kansas. this is special report. >> good evening. i'm bret baier. two more wake-up calls at how vulnerable anywhere in america can be vulner to attacks. one student is dead, two others were hurt in colorado and the twin threats of domestic terrorism and islamic extremism came into sharper focus this afternoon when we

bedbugs, fleas. or i'm undergoing the slowest transformation into a werewolf ever. i would love know what they are. you want to see one? it is small. you might not -- don't get too excited. but it's small. there's one here on my legs. that look like anything? does that look abnormal? bitten by a volkswagen bug. anyway, here is the message to all of the bugs in my bed watching the show. keep it up. i'm going to start biting back and it won't be playful when i do it. well, assuming i make it through the show, we have a good one for you tonight. truly exceptional actor with us. he played the dragon in the new hobbit movie, benedict cumberbatch is here. i don't know what his middle name is. but i'd like to know. that is a lot of name, benedict cumberbatch. fortunately, my other guest tonight is named r. so it bounces back. here to talk and play music from his new album "black panties", r. kelly is with us. it's all part of guests who couldn't have any less in common night. you know, justin bieber is busy traveling around the world as part of his piss off every continent

reader that you can plug into your phone and swipe a card, whether you are taking credit cards at a fleaarket or whatever, that won't work with chip and pin technology. and if the chip and pin doesn't work, those just default back to the old credit card reader any way. so what hackers will do is they'll find a way to get it to default back into the regular credit card and make work just like the security we have here in the united states. so it is a large expense. >> mr. rash, it sounds like we're being short-sighted here in america because the credit card fraud is in tens of billions, right? >> it is. and this will reduce some forms of credit card fraud, particularly the kind that happened with target. once they steal the credit card numbers they want to manufacture new cards. with chip and pen it is harder to do that. and we are always moving to new payment technologies. eventually we'll get rid of the conference call entirely and use something different. >> i'm afraid of knowing what that is. some sort of digital eye scanning or fingerprint. we'll leave it there. mark rash, thank you

in the 1990's, there was this open-air flea market where you could buy any cd or dvd in the world.f movies before they came out in the theater. you remember where people shop -- shot the--shot screen. russia introduced a law that makes it much more difficult for those filesharing sites to thrive. there is a crackdown. or is a chance for this industry to grow. >> thank you so much for that. coming up, anchorman is back with a vengeance. more on how ron burgundy is reinventing the motion. stay classy. we are "on the move." ♪ the news team is back and it is not us. ron burgundy has been busy prevent -- promoting the "anchorman" sequel. me get this straight, a movie that came out nine years ago and earned a respectable but not extraordinary $95 million is about to spawn a sequel that may well be the hit of the holiday season. doubt the without a dumbest thing i have ever heard. >> let's get the obvious out of the way. "anchorman" was wicked funny and became a cult classic. 2" ist know if "anchorman any good. already it is a marketing juggernaut. >> the news team is back. >> there has b

. >> ari -- you look like you're coming from a park slope flea market. >> i wore this once on tv last holiday time and i had a lot of people say never do that again. i thought great, this is a chance to do it and be stupid again. >> can i honestly say one of the wonderful people who does our hair and makeup said to me today, is ari wearing that horrible sweater that he wore last year. >> nobody likes it. i'm glad you liked it. >> i like you look better than on any other day. i think it looks great on you. >> we'll do an autopsy on the left-handed mean girl comment later. >> ladies and gentlemen, this is why you get zblsh. >> through it all, let us not forget the spirit, the shared values and ideals we have as americans and human beings even if it's just for a fleeting moment turning on the lights of a christmas tree. must not forget about the menora, right, ari. >> that's right. >> it takes a minute to understand where the joke is. >> if i look at krystal off camera and think i'm doing something funny or taking something to a degree and she's like, that's usually a sign i should stop.

. >> reporter: close friends for flea three years. co-captains of the speech and debate teerchlts hi, i'm carl pearson a freshman at arapahoe high school. >> reporter: he asked a question that now seems chilling. >> what would you like your legacy to be? >> reporter: concerned about his own legacy even then, he told friends he had big future plans. plans centered around his passion for speech and debate. his coach and mentor was school librarian tracy murphy. >> he went to nationals with mr. murphy and they do not get along on this trip to nashville. carl threatened to kill mr. murphy half jokedly, and mr. murphy brought it to the administration and got suspended for him. >> reporter: he says his friend was never the same after that suspicion. >> when carl came back, he was pretty angry. felt it ruined his future and getting into college. >> reporter: looking back, there were signs of trouble. punished in the past for using strong language and could be verbally combative. >> whenever he was angry, i just want to shoot everyone up. >>

amid a flea flap. apparently the archbishop desmond tutu and a former friend of nelson mandela not invited to the funeral. he has had differences with the ruling party here. a military procession from that airport to the burial site. that's mandela's ancestral village of qunu. apparently, we understand it went a little bit too fast for some due to concerns about security. the funeral will be attended by dignities all around the world, including reverend jesse jackson and uk's prince charles. it will be beamed live via satellite globally but it will be conducted in the age old tradition of mandela's ethnic grouping. and it's not over. on monday in south africa's capital of pretoria, a scene with much emotion as the public viewed the remains of the late leader. there will be an unveiling of a statue of the man right in the heart of the building. >> for a long, long time, too, thanks, good to see you, safe trav travels. >>> the new sign that some of the fixes to the obama care website have not done a lot

we've got certainly -- especially in the flea and tick area, we've got product for them. >> what's theference -- will the company be in dublin? what does it mean to be an irish company versus american? and would you ever become an american company again? >> well, i think right now we're working on trying to close the transaction. >> right. >> for us right now, what's critically important is to get the final stages of the transaction, get it closed. importantly, we will have our board meetings in ireland. our executive committee decisions in ireland. our intellectual property will be owned in ireland. a lot of steps that have to occur for us will occur for us. but relative to -- my plans are not to move to ireland. >> i just want people to understand the arc. there's a drug that apparently starts as a prescription, you do well, then goes generic next year, you do well. walk us through that process. >> this is a great story for perrigo. we started with this product going back in the 2004-2005 time frame. we developed a generic product of this product challenge to patent, prevailed on the

we all know when you lay down with dogs you get fleas. young man has been living on the street or doing something he shouldn't be doing all because he was afraid to come to court. for those reasons, the court is going to order he remain detained pending his next hearing because there's an unlikelihood he will appear for a subsequent hearing. are there any questions? all right, then this hearing's adjourned. thank you. >> want to say anything to your mother? >> i see you at 1:30. >> i. >> it's okay. i'll see you at 1:30, all right? you're going to be all right. i'll be here all day every day. i love. >> i love you too. >> hang in there. >> i certainly understand why the court did what it did. there's not a solid support structure in place where this mother says i'm going to take care of this problem. while i certainly was advocating for him to go home and would have liked to have seen that, i understand the court's decision. >> with so much testimony pushing against morris's release, the judge decides he should remain locked up until his n

. >> ari you look like you're coming from a park slope flea market. >> he looks better than you normallyi don't know if i pull it off, a scotch and soda number and has lining which is very nice. i know we'll put up the website so everyone can donate or learn more about it. i wore this once on tv last year around the holiday time and had a lot of people who said, never do that again. so when i found out about the campaign, great, this is a chance to do it and be stupid again. >> can i honestly say one of the wonderful people who does our hair and makeup said is ari wearing that horrible sweater he wore last year? >> i'm glad you liked it. >> i think you look better than any other day. >> we'll do an autopsy on the left handed mean girl compliment later. >> ladies and gentlemen, this is why you get in the day side cable. you can pledge to wear your sweater and have friends and family donate each time you do. money raised goes directly towards researching new treatments for cancer patients. you can get all of the details the uglysweater.sutc.org. we posted more info on our page. get in on t

it was a dog with fleas. they have a refreshed lineup. that's why sales are up.mo are great for talking about marketing. they are trying to use technology to reach younger buyers. at the end effort day, if you don't have a decent car or truck, you won't do well. that's why ford is doing well. they have better cars and trucks now. >> thank you very much. i still remain -- reply my call to bring back the amc hornet. 17 feet tall, could drive over a truck, indestructible. >>> the number one christmas gift for the super rich. find out why also the rich, some of them, have zero shame this holiday season. open to bold ideas. that's why new york has a new plan -- dozens of tax free zones all across the state. move here, expand here, or start a new business here and pay no taxes for ten years... we're new york. if there's something that creates more jobs, and grows more businesses... we're open to it. start a tax-free business at startup-ny.com. at bny mellon, our business is investments. we're open to it. managing them, moving them, making them work. we oversee 20% of t

sand flea, a robot to drive and jump 30 feet into the air to overcome obstacles. york times reported the acquisition it is the eighth robotics company googles has bought in the last six months. its robotics efforts led by andy ruben the executive who led the development of android. google isn't talking about the price of the acquisition or its purpose, but there are reports suggesting that google is targeting manufacturers like electronics assembly. i was talking to and said it does make sense for google to buy these companies, own the patents and decide how to deploy the technology. its rivals see the potential benefits of robots. amazon told us in the q3 earnings release, it's deploying about 1300 robots roaming its warehouses could save it around 900 million a year according to analysts. back to you. >> how do we read this? google's motto is don't be evil. most of us would agree robots inherently are evil machinesp. how do we square this? do we have any idea what their goal is? >> the reports are that maybe they're looking to innovate manufacturing, electronics

itn everywhere is what ebay is to flea markets. senator nelson, senator collins, public resources may be scarce, but through the use of information technology and policy that remove barriers to the voluntary use of private resources, the future for community mobility is right and exciting. we get any credit, susan and i, for having this hearing that we could then transfer on? >> for when we need them. >> senator nelson, you may have all of my credits. [laughter] to every much for your testimony. senator nelson, would you like to go first on questions? ok. thank you. i am of all, catherine, very glad you talked about the personal experience that stimulated your getting involved because so many people would have reacted to that terrible instead with anger, and , you look at the problem of the 84-year-old driver who clearly should not have been driving and came up with a solution, and i think that is just so commendable, and i wanted you to share that, and appreciate that you did. you, ms. to start with mcmillan peered into thousand s

they're pushing and pushing, we have to ask ourselves how our students able to go to these overin flea high tuition? the federal government comes in with low-interest loans and the federal government is pushing at you and the politicians keep rates low the order to buy votes. charles: do you talk to your friends and liberal kids, the obama administration pocketed $41 billion in interest of these loans as they said we are going to get rid of them, vote for me, you can't have it both ways, making tons of money. >> they continue to vote for these policies. never have we seen again degeneration so immediately affected by the policies they voted for themselves twice. you saw young people vote for obama and now they're being negatively affected by the same policies almost immediately. stuart: isn't it obvious kids in college saddled with massive debt and don't have a good job probably when they walk out university boards. are they not beginning to see politics in a different light? >> that would be the common sense way of looking at it but on college campuses we see politicians frame it in w

attacking him for the one thing he said in recent history, when you lie down with dogs, you get up with fleas this? >> we have to reflect on the life and legacy. persecution and the power. he went into a prison cell but as a result of prison labor, his eyesight was dim but his vision was never impaired. he saw the world not as it was, but as it could be. and so i'm glad that mr. cruz has been inspired by mr. mandela. i think he ought to be instructed by president mandela. the fact is that if you play to the french, if the mainstream goes out of its way to coddle the fringe, the fringe will become the mainstream and you'll find yourself sewn up in a bag that's difficult even for you to escape. this is not the first time we've heard these kinds of words, marxist, socialist, communist, terrorist. we've heard these ugly labels, if you will, code words aimed at another black president, president obama, who i think paid a moving and powerful tribute to nelson mandela, who inspired president obama and inspires all of us. >> you said that you hope senator cruz is instructed by mandela's legacy. in wh

the pooch might have fleas. finally, mistletoe madness. don't fall in love with somebody on-line.er that's really bad. >> there are so many people who do send things out and some people i know rather than write that annual christmas letter, they send out an e-mail. but if you don't know who it's from, don't open up that attachment. >> i love christmas. send us your christmas pictures. we want to see them here at "fox & friends." look at this miniature christmas box. done by my friend cheryl worther. this is real. this is the essence of christmas. that's about four inches. that whole thing. that's incredible. send them to "fox & friends". neat christmas decorations. blanch and i brought this along. santa and mrs. claus. that's the real thing. >> how long has it been in your family? >> about 20 years. >> you got to make sure -- >> it works! >> all gauderies on how not to -- good advice on how not to get scammed. >> all 12 of those and more. >> you don't want a grinch to steal your christmas. >> absolutely not. >> thank you very much. >> good to see you. >> coming up straight ahead o

. >> fleas navi dog. gentleman here is the gerbil roxy dressed ip a santa suit.r being with us. i'm around all afternoon. for all of us here merry christmas and i'll see you tomorrow. enjoy your family and friends peace. >> merry christmas everybody and welcome to a "fox and friends" christmas special. we want to thank you for letting us into your home. >> we have an amazing line up for you including pastor rick warren and our favorite tv family, duck dynasty. first we want to well you you to our audience. we want to thank you for your service to our country. [ applause ]

it's worst in the dow, it's a mutt, it's in the shelter, it's got the fleas on it, has the ticks, needs everything and stock's going higher. hope springs eternal at this point in the air. you want to bet somehow, somewhere a change of management. maybe this is the beginning of some sort of turn somewhere. people like that more than they want pfizer. >> it's going to force a lot of people to sort of rethink where they think the market's going next year. you had some people saying, no, we may go into recession next year. the market's too stretched. we've gone too far too fast. now with a 4.1 print and if can you at least stabilize that or steady going ahead rather than drop down, that's going to force a lot of people to rethink where this market is and where it can go. >> what you were hoping if you were a bear is that you'll come in at the beginning of january and you'll hear republicans hating democrats and you'll be talking about 1860 and partisanship, that being the last time things were partisan. but you don't have that you don't have that kind of wrangling that can really hurt peopl

stolen visas, mastercards, and amexs all being peddled in this online flea market for criminals and experts fear that's exactly what's happening right now with this latest breach at target. so how do you protect yourself? here's advice, if you used a credit or debit card keep a close eye on your account for anything suspicious. if you want to be extra safe, experts say you can also call your credit card company today and cancel your card and get an all new number to protect yourself. here's something else, keep a close eye on your credit report to make sure people aren't opening accounts in your name. do that for free and we have a link to help you do it at today.com. >> thank you, jeff. that's a store that is affecting a lot of people right now. thank you, jeff rossen. >>> now from a late night surprise announcement from the obama administration. another fix for the botched health care roll out, specifically for all of those cancelled policies. the white house now says people that don't get insurance in 2014 can apply to get a one-year exemption from penalties and can now buy catastrophic

saving idea before you head out to complete the holiday shopping, haggling, it turns out, not just for fleaod morning. >> reporter: you have two days to shop before christmas and the phrase i want what i want and i want it now might be one worth practicing. from department stores to the big box retailers the art of haggling made a quite come back. >> when you haggle down a price, it could range anywhere from 20% to 50%. >> reporter: she's not kidding. here at best buy they call it their low price guarantee. >> cheaper one of our online competitors or local retail competitors, low price guarantee has it covered and we'll match it for you. >> is there some way i can get it cheaper? >> reporter: it's not unusual to just ask for a better day. >> i'm not going to pay more than $90 for the head phones. are you going to give them to me or am i going to walk out of here? >> i'll make sure we accommodate you as much as possible on the price. if have to make an exception as the leader of the store to take care of a customer i'm never going to say no to that or to you. >> if that doesn't work, there's