ungrateful pig no way. i think i've spent too much time get to where i want to live a comb a life of my own and enjoy the high level i've managed to achieve. and i have one more thing to ask of you you don't undergo any surgery mom i am asking you when you are money. dry to understand one simple thing either my whole body has changed i'm a woman now or you can't have male organs i'm a woman as you try to understand it once and for all. you can thirteen or it doesn't matter you have to admit a woman can't have male organs even if you come to the doctor to do this operation it's called to me term a. lot of people call it it's cold castration but the organ remains anyway. that removing that is the second stay after a year i can remove absolutely everything is just much more expensive. when you buy you aware that you're not that young when i know you do you realize that i could have died three years ago i tried to kill myself do you understand that that i have gained another three years of life would be good yo

ungrateful pig go away. i think i've spent too much time get to where i want to live a comb a life of my own and enjoy the high level i've managed to achieve. and i have one more thing to ask of you you don't undergo any surgery mom am asking you when you are money. dry to understand one simple thing either my whole body has changed i'm a woman now i can't have male organs i'm a woman as you try to understand it once and for all. you cut that doesn't matter you have to admit a woman can't have male organs even if you come to the doctor to do this operation it's called to me term a what people call it it's cold castration but the organ remains anyway. that removing that is the second stay after a year i can remove absolutely everything is just much more expensive. when you buy you aware that you're not that young and i know do you realize that i could have died three years ago i tried to kill myself do you understand that that i have gained another three years of life would be good will most for the suicide r

vandals the uk prime minister david cameron's visit to china you can follow as cctv knees on the ungrateful don't come they've been watching cctv near some of the rat pack. i know. the us. i know. any us vice president joe biden's is set to start since the station visits which are taking to japan china and south korea. that is it is reported saying that her teeth easing tension in east asia. and he's fast all will be to punt. biden is expected to meet with japanese prime minister seems a lot and will make this. they're expected to talk about chinese hour and defense identification zone and other pcs in the region he will also attend an international conference on women's rights in beijing by to meet with chinese leaders to discuss the eighties and was on it he says. in south korea to visit at the dnc falling in salmon in ordering u s troops to die during the korean war. riley has been taking place in ukraine have to keep the protest is to pay a state government decision not to sign a deal because it ties in with the european union and several people including a you're a news cameraman have

such ungratefulness. >> you can see other party members nodding in agreement. you will not find much opposition to this move in north korea because that is a way life is there, unquestioned support of either ship. but who was he anyway? -- support of leadership. who was he, anyway? >> he was considered something of a liberal, in north korean terms. he was picked by the father of kim jong-il as someone to mentor kim jong un, and now he is gone. sittingxecution is not well with south korea, japan, china, or the u.s. either. theh korea is seeking ability to deliver nuclear warheads on long-range missiles. the latest development only makes the korean peninsula that much more unstable. >> south korea does not want a failed state on its northern border and china does not want north korea advance north of the border. >> the country is deeply worried about the developments, deeply so. the defense department is also stepping up surveillance. >> our government expects that north korea's recent development could bring a bloody reign of terror. we are watching rebellious h

. >> jimmy: you ungrateful little we weeble. you are making fun of me behind my back?e way you dance. >> jimmy: how do i dance? >> guillermo: like a robocop. >> jimmy: when do you ever see me dance, i've don't dance? i am not a dancer. this is not the "ellen" show. >> guillermo: i saw you at your wedding. >> jimmy: at my wedding. >> jimmy: i'm more hurt than angry. >> guillermo: sorry. >> jimmy: time for the results. dennis, will you tell us to which questions did guillermo answer untruthfully? >> his biggest problem question was if he won the mega millions lottery would he stave at work? he lied. >> jimmy: he lied? you were lying? >> guillermo: no, i was not lying. >> jimmy: you are not. are you lying now? >> guillermo: no. >> jimmy: how do we know. what else did he lie about? >> partially truthful when asked about drinking at work. he said three times a week. then three times a day. he still failed. a little more than that. >> jimmy: that was it. rest of the stuff he was truthful. >> he had a problem with making fun of you behind your back. >> jimmy: more than just m

the giant and the ungrateful wronged giant of apartheid.e disassembled it and brought about hope and liberation not only for himself, but peace-loving people throughout south africa. >> people felt a connection to nelson mandela here. many met here. we spoke to a paritioner who has been here 27 years. one of the most memorable days of her life is when she met nelson mandela. >> i will always remember is that. what is a blessing to meet this gentleman. the one who told us to forgive. the hardest thing to do in life is to forgive. he told us to forgive. the most important aspect of our life. to forgive and move on. yes, he's my hero. he's my ta ta >> she, by the way, you may be able to tell from the accent, is from africa. i asked the senior pastor how you can remember nelson mandela in one day or hour of a sermon. he says really what you have to do is remember him and memorialize him for the rest of your life >> brian rooney in los angeles. nelson mandela was a boxer with a love of sports. the legendary freedom fighter had one regret in his

. >> you talk about probably the most ungrateful person on the planet? are you kidding me?s not dan per se but you want to talk about a company -- by the way, you and i differ in the sense i thought this was a traditional bailout. i didn't like the government intervention in the whole thing. >> traditional bankruptcy. >> bankruptcy, rather, yeah. but the point is, this was more than a lifeline, my man. come on now. show some gratitude and be grateful. i will say from dan's point of view, gm is finally taken market share. general motors seems to be firing on all cylinders, and for the government to sell now and take this $10 billion hit, tells you that we have a government, particularly this administration, that is so money hungry they can't wait for the stock to come back, can't let the stock go up. they need the cash now. >> but you can say that the bailout ended up with general motors functioning well. it still one of the top one or two carmakers on the planet. they are making money. and they are in business. you can call that a winner. >> they're making money now because

soldiers lost their lives defending an ungrateful and dysfunctional dark pit of the middle east. afghanistan, mr. obama fresh from having his bluff called by the russians in syria, laid down another of his famous red lines, namely, that afghan president hamid karzai sign a bilateral agreement. this deal would provide for some eight to ten thousand troops to remain in afghanistan until 2024. last month while our troops gradually withdrew, the erratic mr. karzai called a meeting of the country's tribes to present the agreement. they voted yes. he voted no. he has more demands for the administration. this left the u.s. diplomatic team in another quandary. so mr. obama sent one of his chief enforcers, susan rice, to pressure the wily afghan into signing by the end of this year or else, if he doesn't sign, rice told him then the zero option goes into play. withdrawal of all u.s. troops. ms. rice earned the status of diplomatic diva after lying to the nation in five television appearances about what happened in benghazi. the meeting with karzai was in nondiplomatic language, a furious

the selfish ungrateful short-term player who feels entitled to the point of absurdity. how do i know this? pretty simple. i go on twitter @jimcramer and read about people attacking me for recommending a stock that's dropped a point and a half. a 2% decline to these newbies is a plummet. a 3% drop is disastrous. a 4% decline, who knows? they might not even live to tweet about it. now, at the risk of calling myself a pro, something i'm entitled to do, i think, because i've managed money professionally for more than three decades, let me tell you how you need to view these kinds of, yes, painful declines. first, i'm going to make you a fly on the wall for a series of conversations both online and then at the office with the co-portfolio manager of my charitable trust cnbc contributor stephanie link on this later this afternoon, these conversations occurred this very morning. they started off as usual. e-mail exchange at 5:00 a.m. where we go back and forth in the early morning research. not much noteworthy. cisco with a sell over at citigroup that came out at the close and

>> ungrateful for what my right honorable friend says. as the economy recovers, it's vital that it is a recovery for all, a recovery for north and south can be done in old and there's always the danger that young people in the workforce i left out in a thread the change the chancellor announced about abolishing to make it cheaper can have a real impact in making sure young people can participate in our growing economy. >> mr. speaker, given the fact secretary was left alone he made his statements on the universal credit, is the prime minister still not confident in the university benefit changes? >> i think it's done more than anyone else in british parliament. transformed the debate of our welfare. [shouting] that is what is happening because of the dedication he's put into the issue. we see fewer people out of work. he's introducing a system that of course includes the benefit that labor against. it is make in work paying we should be proto- to work. >> thank you, mr. speaker. does the prime minister agree with me that the best thing to

packed my bag one afternoon and decided to ride to the beach and take susan with me and let my whole ungrateful family worry about where i was and if i was ever coming home. >> in 1965, that's the year her husband became house republican leader. >> over the years between his election to congress and their vice presidential pick, talk about her drug and alcohol use and what she has written about it and what people should know about how big a problem that had become? >> i think it became a real problem in the 1960's. first of all, there were a . mber of contributing factors she had developed arthritis and she had a pinched nerve which may or may not have been the result of reaching up to raise a window. whatever it was, she had a pinched nerve that was very painful. and i think it became easy. frankly she had pills prescribed for her and the pills made her feel better and the alcohol made her feel better still. one of the things that you rels as we went through this history project i just mentioned, although we weren't particularly looking for this information, people volunteered, talk about a cu

. >> reporter: you feel bad for being ungrateful and a little selfish. >> i can't even express the emotionish for the perfect gift. the schmidt's family knows what that is. >> sergeant joel schmidt. >> reporter: as well as. >> specialist brennan. >> reporter: and lea. >> first time meeting him. >> reporter: whose husband never held their newborn son. in fact a request no man can hold him until he gets home and does it first. >> grandpa, great grandpa, uncles, everybody is waiting to hold him after today. >> reporter: everyone here, more than 200 people anxiously waiting all have the perfect gift in mind. not surprising, it is all the same. >> to have joel home safe and sound was probably the best christmas present ever. >> reporter: when the word was given, the gifts were released. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: it's true of the we don't always get what we want, but today, the families of the 372nd are. >> all i wanted. honestly i just wanted to be home with family and friends so. >> reporter: getting exactly what they wished for. their brothers, their sisters, their husbands, their fa