friends you know well when did you choose to be straight. it's not a choice we're born this way it's a human right it's a birthright to love and be loved. and you know that's that's just my feeling what i've been saying all along is there is a gay child born in russia every day and who's protecting that child these injury propaganda laws were passed to chew quote unquote protect children from the propaganda i don't i don't see it as propaganda it's all we're trying to do is live our lives you know if you know if you're up in arms about me holding hands with my husband walking down the street. and you call that flaunting well you know when you have a married straight couple and they're holding hands in their. arms around each other making out i mean you know is that flaunting i think we come to the issue of sexuality and i think there are a lot of cultural differences when it comes to sexuality homosexuality or heterosexuality russia is while new russia at least is a fairly young society it's barely twenty years old and i don't know if you kn

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the lid and you let go and all of a sudden that straight line is a little crooked. the solution is to try not to be so precise. a chubbier eyeliner that gives you a smudgier effect. precise is not the goal then. or if you're really married to your gelliner or a fine tip liner. rather than drawing it across the lid, push it up into the lid line. you don't have to worry about being precise or have a straight line. >> excellent. good idea. what's up next? >> then, as we age, unfortunately, our hair starts to thin, not just on our head but also along our lashes. so, a lot ofwoman will put on extra layers of mascara in hopes of making things look thicker. what it does is just accentuate the problem. maybe turns the 40 lashes to four because they all clump. so, the solution first is to always make sure you have a lash comb. this one actually comes on the end of the mascara. after you applied the mascara, make sure you are combing through. >> by the way, also have some mascaras that are plush. they have bits and pieces in it. >> i am actually wearing one today. so, you're

it's a drama straight from hollywood.ollywood, florida, that is. >> andre, come here a minute. >> heard on camera, four police officers and a civilian staffer appear to conspire to frame a young woman for an accident one of them caused. >> i'm going to put words in his mouth. she went to accelerate, a cat jumped out. >> midnight, february 17, 2009. this "caught on camera" catastrophe starts with a cat. after having a few beers with friends, 23-year-old alexandra torrence vilas has just rescued a stray. >> i went over my friend's house who lives on 95 and sheridan street. he had a cat that he was going to surrender. and i said, no, no, i'll take the cat home with me. >> but driving home the georgetown university student leaves the car window down. she says as she pulls away from the stop light the cat leaps out into the street. >> the cat's dodging cars, it's about to get hit. so i try to pull over out of the street quick enough and go rescue the cat. >> she says she stops, puts her hazard lights on, and runs after the cat

janine's current account surplus has now declined for the third straight year. the amount of black ink is only about an eighth of the peak level in 2007. >>> and japan's consumer confidence fell in january for the second straight month. that is ahead of the consumption tax hike in april. the cabinet office said on monday that the index for the month stood at 40.5 among households with two or more people. that's down 0.8 points from december. the index measures sentiment among consumers for the coming six months. confidence and labor conditions improved, but overall livelihood and income growth declined. the index for willingness to buy durable goods fell to its lowest level since may 2011. the drop likely reflects reluctance to buy home appliances and other products after the consumption tax hike. economists kept their overall assessment of the index unchanged, though. they said consumer confidence appears to be at a standstill. but they added the dip may be temporary, and they're waiting now for more figures to come in. and business sentiment among japanese wor

. >> stay with us, more trai straight ahead we're coming right back. >> obama strategy is a failure so says secretary of state, fox news strategy analyst ralph peters on why mccain and welcome back. how is everything? there's nothing like being your own boss! and my customers are really liking your flat rate shipping. fedex one rate. really makes my life easier. maybe a promotion is in order. good news. i got a new title. and a raise? management couldn't make that happen. [ male announcer ] introducing fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability ofedex. lou: iran's foreign minister said he is confident that iran will be able to complete a final nuclear agreement with world powers by the end of july, the 6 month deadline date when iran agreed to stop processing urapeium for high levels, he is not worried about possibility of congress imposing new sanctions either, because president obama promised to veto any such legislation, that is the latest from the iranian side. >> "new york times" today reported aecret international effort backed by united states to rid libya o

slick and snowy conditions caused accidents all across the three straights. snowfall has shattered records for the pacific northwest, meanwhile over in australia, there is another issue and our very sonia leila ahmed brings us more on that. >> meteorologist: thank you very much. this is video we have across portions of australia. you can see the kangaroo trying to get way. not only is human life at risk we have to think about the animals trying to make their way around. we have a brutal blaze, inferno here across melbourne, australia because high pressure is in control in the southern hemisphere. it's summertime right now. let's look at the map. very little cloud cover across south eastern australia. high pressure in control. plenty of sunshine push to go the region with low relative humidity increasing the threat for wild fires exactly what they have been dealing with, but we have been hearing about this since portions of november. and these is going to continue to be an issue as we are not looking at any meaningful rainfall within the next couple of weeks,

coming up a school rewarding straight a students with an exclusive pizza party. why some parents say that's not fair. >> the red hot chilly peppers explaining why they gave away their right to actually play during the super bowl instead doing that air guitar. too big. too small. too soft. too tasty. [ both laugh ] [ male announcer ] introducing progresso's new creamy alfredo soup. inspired by perfection. new♪ ♪amy alfredo soup. so you canet out of your element. so you can explore a new frontier and a dient discipline. get two times the points on travel and dining at restaurants from chase sapphire preferred. so you can be inspired by great food once again. >> here in the northeast of the united states of america, you can see fox news with a lot of snow on the ground. it is 5:14 -- 5:15 it just changed on the east coast. the violence and instability in syria could mean the region is becoming a hotbed in al qaeda. that according to the top u.s. intelligence chief. he is now expressing concern that syria could be used as a launching pad for attacks against the >> th

while the second place by labor ended a run of three straight defeats by coming from behind to win two wanted to stuttgart what it's not right now put the visitors ahead after twelve minutes the fans he's playing levelled quarter of an hour later. and it's six minutes to go and enjoy your grab the winner to keep some of your peers men for points to proceed to meet. and you're going clubs man stage no doubt a hanging on to when to want to rock bottom line fact branch five but it does open up to half an hour with a fine team go after wanting with marco royce rubber glove and of ski found ahead of yet and break them and it's ten minutes after the break braunschweig levelled one failed to carry a corner in that venue in kessel home but dortmund regained the lead within ten minutes royce passing the man to get his brace both sides to the post at the visitors. held on to one. while in spain i think a son found there's copa del rey in council rail filthier dad was abandoned after the home players refused to play in protest had not been paid for several months the thirty a team had said they'd

if you can play straight to play funny, playing straight is not a big thing at all. so-called funny people can be very good in a dramatic role. i started making comedies because i came out of "saturday night live." those of the jobs i would get. after a while, people would ask me to play straighter parts and now i get all kinds of straight parts. people think i made a change my life. no. this is just what i get asked to do. i only do the ones i like. lately, people have been asking me to do straight things or straight things that have a little bit of humor to them. >> do you wish they would ask you to do comedy? >> i don't wish that, but sometimes i feel like i want to do something really funny. i'm feeling like i want to do something funny soon. usually when i think that way, it comes. >> that is a great thing to have. when you can just wish something and it will happen. >> well it starts with they wish, doesn't it? like, i wished -- i had a wish that i could do a movie that was sort of romantic and then sophia coppola asked me to do "lost in translation." it was ab

you want to give them a straight shot so they can go to the left or the right. you want to pull in front or behind the shelter. never around any trees or pose. i usually let them know that they have about 10 feet before you. a straight shot, and wallace 10 feet away, and they can make the decision what they want to do from that point. every now and then, and visually impaired customer wants to be dropped off right at the shelter. so they can go to the left or the right from there. >> ok, you want to take one big step when you step off. the shelter is straight ahead. >> if i get on the bus and asked a bus driver to please tell me when to get off at seven straight, the bus driver very often will tell me to just look at the sign, and i will say that i cannot see the sign because and visually impaired. sometimes, the bus driver gets it. some of the time, the bus driver does not get it at all. it is really difficult when you do not see well to understand where things are. it is one of those issues where people do not see it from the outside. so when they see me havin

setting the record straight, to some people it means keeping the undocumented workers out and others and what it means for the economy. the congressional budget and raising the minimum wage cost a-million jobs and hider borrowing standards are threatening the american dream. i'm ali velshi and this is "real money." >> this is "real money" and you are the most important of the show and join in on the conversation on twitter and facebook. president obama met with the counter parts from canada and mexico on wednesday and on the agenda immigration reform. 13% of the total population and 11 of those are undocumented and half of those 11 million are thoughted to have come from or through mexico and the debate is broken down into two camps, giving a legal status and others prefer to ship out and agreement is on tightening the borders alodge mexico and the ob sex is detracting from the economics of immigration and much of the agricultural industry relies on the mie grant workers and without them the price of the food going up. highly educates and highly skilled immigrants and foreign workers

. >> when you put eyeliner on, straight line it looks great. once you're in your 30s, 40s, a 50s, you pull the lid taught, or cross the lid, you let go, and suddenly that straight line is a little crooked. so the solution is try not to be so precise. go for a chubbier eyeliner, or if you're really married to your gel liner or a fine tipped liner, rather than drawing it across the lid, sort of push it up into the lash line, you'll define the eye, but it doesn't reline so you don't have to worry. a lot of women will put on extra layers of mascara. maybe the 40 lashes that you have, it looks like four because they all clump. so the solution first is to always make sure you have a lash comb. this one actually comes with a comb on the end of the mascara. make sure that you're combing through, so every lash is getting its due, so to speak. >> i also have some mascara that are plush, they have bits and pieces that are fibers. >> i actually am wearing one today. so you're ahead of the curve, you can cheat a little bit that way. caky concealer, it's a p

>> i am glad thailand has their priorities straight.f you will call something bad for a teen ager's self-esteem maybe you should not lead the world for underage sex tourism. you seem to have your finger on the pulse on what is bad for teens. >> and the government of thailand is collapsing. the country is ungovernable. people are demanding that the elected government step down because they take too many selfies. >> it is nice of you to think we all may have noticed that. >> selfies or not being polite anymore? >> it was nice and you gave us more credit than we deserve. >> do selfies have a role? could selfies be causing this? >> it was set by our president and young thai's were watching the president and the prime minister of denmark who is of the female persuasion and taking their own selfie. i blame it on owe -- obama. >> impeachment will begin tomorrow. the entire country is like a 12-year-old girl. >> yeah. they are not doing well. it is like good parenting 101. you don't base your self-worth off of what other people think of you. bu

effect that the cbo says it's doing a straight read of the data, people lose their jobs and the straight off is exactly what you said in the lead, 900,000 people or so will see their wages go up, 500,000 people will lose their job. i think that's a bad trade. i think that telling those 500,000 people, hey, look, you are out of luck is something that is really immortal to do and i think it highlights the democratic policy. [speaking at the same time] it's the second shot at them this year, we did obama just a few weeks ago. >> what is the morality of having a minimum wage that someone cannot be outside of the poverty level on? >> no, no, i think that is an absolute moral stance. ali, i think that you are right. that we as citizens should demand that folks don't live in extreme poverty in the u.s., but the fact is that we need to pony up. if we think that there are people who because their productivity at this is low enough or they have a coercive employer and they are not being paid enough we need to pro pro*eu provide them with benefits that lift them out of poverty and we need to pay th

. >> stay with us, more trai straight ahead we're coming right back. >> obama strategy is a failure so says secretary of state, fox news strategy analyst ralph peters on why mccain and graham outed their former senate colleague. lou: iran's foreign minister said he is confident that iran will be able to complete a final nuclear agreement with world powers by the end of july, the 6 month deadline date when iran agreed to stop processing urapeium for high levels, he is not worried about possibility of congress imposing new sanctions either, because president obama promised to veto any such legislation, that is the latest from the iranian side. >> "new york times" today reported a secret international effort backed by united states to rid libya of the lethal stock pile of chemical weapons has been completed after expert destroyed last match of gadhafi's arsenal in a remote libyan desert last week, a similar effort to destroy syria's chemical weapons lags schedule. and united states and european union reportedly working on a aid package for ukraine. which is realing from two months of mass

while we were diving he was actually falling straight on top of us.er that. >> the plane whizzes past kohler's head, taking out part of the security fence. father and son dive to the ground. >> holy crap! >> all i saw was the blur of a wing go over my head. the wing missed us by a few feet and the prop was no more than a couple feet to the side of me. >> kohler, still filming, watches in horror as the plane crashes only steps away in a grassy field. >> dad had the camera. i had the camcorder. we both kind of ditched those halfway to the plane, just kind of tossed them onto the ground. >> kohler and his father are fearful the plane will erupt into flames. unsure of what they'll find, the two race toward the downed aircraft. >> at first i couldn't tell how many people were in there. by the time we got to the plane, the pilot was already climbing out and trying to get the doors open. but with the way the plane was situated, all the doors were kind of blocked closed. >> since airport police are nearby and witness the accident, the emergency response is sw

they're holding a dance for kids that made straight a's.'s and c's have can join in after class, but they will not get any of the pizza. kids with lower grades are not even invited at all. some people say the kids are dance is -- the rewarding kids for hard work. other status isolating kids that were not invited to the party. what do you think? should straight a students be rewarded? you can weigh in on our facebook page. there are already a lot of comments there. >> charles county schools will be open on presidents' day because the school system is trying to make up for lost time due to the weather. schooldays -- for snow snow days already built into the system and they have used five. we are worried about tomorrow. delays.expect there will probably be some closings. further north and west, the greater the likelihood you will stay home. that is a really good idea. you can drive on snow, but ice is not good. it makes no difference. you get a little bit of slippage and you are done for. is.can see where our storm it is way down there in the

almost a straight path.n his body was right through, right through the gate, the fence here. the only open trails in this woods. >> what doesn't make sense to you what you were told by law enforcement? >> everything. >> we went to the sabine county jail to talk to the sheriff. he refused to meet with us. but as we waited outside, he did return my call. i understand it's been turned over to the texas rangers, but a lot of -- there are a lot of rumors, a lot of speculation, a lot of allegations, and we just wanted to give you -- >> before i could finish, sheriff maddox told us to call the rangers, and said he never comments on rumors and speculation. >> do you stand behind your hand. ing of the initial stages of the investigation, sir, and how it was done? >> the sheriff repeated that at his request, the investigation was turned over to the texas rangers. that was one month after alfred's body was found and two months after giving up the search. >> his body is found here. >> pastor ray lewis helped in the sear

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ok there euro bonds russia wants are going to have bad facts straight very much ok so i don't know if it's because you're one russian recants say in your help out in a jury peter is how you say here is the main gate or market for you right ukrainian goods sense an agreement with the european union is trying to put in your phrase and if you're going to go to the union ok keep going arial keep going. so i'm saying is that russia is expanding billions and billions of dollars to bring your crane into the eurasian union if the majority of ukrainian people don't want to do that but this policy of russia pulling they have insight into the united states' involvement may bring to the breakup of ukraine that will be just russia breaking the law again that's a new one here ok ok mark let me let me go to mark willacy terribly marcus you know it's very interesting because our history from say get our history straight ok let me when i finish wasting when you made your point it's russia's fault marcus that i go to london it's one of the obviously things it's russia so ukraine the euro when the ukrai

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>> i'm glad thailand has their priorities straight.going to decray something as being bad maybe you shouldn't lead the world as an international hot spot for underage sex tourism. you seem to have your finger on the pulse of what's bad for teens, thailand. >> the government of thailand is collapsing. the country is now ungovernable. riots all over the country, people are demanding that the elected government stepped down. because they take too many selfies? i didn't realize that was is case. >> how nice of you to think we all may have noticed that. >> i did. >> yeah, thailand, selfies? >> i'm not this polite anybody. >> no, i was saying it was very nice of you, you kind of gave us more credit than we deserve. >> it was the sarcasm that i got. but it's all right. >> could selfies have a role in this, ambassador? could selfies be causing this? >> i think the problem was set by our president and young thais all over the world were watching the president and the prime minister of denmark who is of the female persuasion, and the prime minis

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including the level of business investment and straight away.entivize big business to repatriate the middle-class jobs achieve overseas labor markets. returning them to this country and repatriate the trillions of dollars that corporate america has sparked an overseas institutions as they work to avoid tax consequences. and that just needs to be put back to work here at home. and i would ask them to bring the ceos of the largest companies together. to seek to avoid burden shifting from big business to the middle-class. to the working men and women and to those who desperately need the jobs that have been created already and would be created as a result of these incremental sts. so let's take a look at a few of your thoughts tonight. why would any thinking human want to do to tennessee with the uaw and the democrats did to detroit? that is a trivia question. and mik in texas e-mailed about esident obama saying that i could be wrong but hasn't changed to prprotect the democratic party from all enemies foreign and domtic? david wrote me about the l

au with their 11th straight win. >>> george washington visiting dayton.olonials without three injured starters. pierre sinks the three ball. gw down nine at halftime. second half, colonials trying to come back. 19 points, 13 rebounds for the senior armwood. dayton is up in the final minutes. devin oliver, he'll finish with the dunk. he had a team high 17 points. colonials fall to the flyers 75-65. >>> george mason on the road at st. louis. under a minute left, st. louis is down three. rob lowe, he wants to keep on playing. that three ball ties the game at 68. in overtime, george mason trailing by three. bryant allen drives and finishes at the rack. he had 30 points. mason within one. st. louis put the finishing touches on this one. the three ball again, st. louis holds on for victory. they beat mason in overtime 87-81. what a busy day in college basketball. au is having a great season by the way, undefeated in conference play. they're doing a great job over there. >> as a former terp, i'm going to be rewatching that game all night long. >> his best play o

there isn't a straight line in this painting. and the figures are brought very close to the foreground. in fact this painting should be hanged a little bit higher because you should be looking and inspecting the work, analyzing it from a different vantage point. vantage point may--being your position, you, the viewer, my position as a viewer in perceiving the work of art. so you have the figures brought very close to the foreground and there is a very close-- there's almost an intimate relationship between the space represented in the work and the actual space which is occupied by the viewers. in the drawing or watercolor, it's both, you see the buildings. now the buildings are solid. there is a definite sense of contained volume. there's mass. and this is achieved purely through lines, so the most--obviously color is not a very significant part of this work. it is primarily focused on line. but there is a system, the implied line that i had originally introduced, the idea of composition. but also line is used to suggest depth an

. >> there was a bullet hole that was straight into the tile. >> his wife is killed, too. >> there were three people in the johnson house. >> two of them did not come out alive. >> no one thought the couple had any enemies. apparently, they had quite a few. >> that certainly was a mystery to us. >> i could describe him as a very cocky, arrogant, young man. >> and the crime scene told the story no one wanted to believe. >> the evidence was yelling and screaming. this is what happened. >>> nestled in the picturesque sawtooth mountains of central idaho is the town of bellevue, a town that had not had a homicide in more than ten years. here, the johnson family felt safe. alan was a landscaper. his wife, diane, worked as a tax collector. >> alan was an avid hunter, just a wonderful guy. diane, her passion was cooking, she was always doing something wonderful in the kitchen. >> on a september morning in 2003, the serenity of this small town ended abruptly. when shots were fired in the johnson home. >> 911, what is your emergency? >> there have been two gunshots. >> okay, where's the shots com

>> straight. >> straight guys? >> yeah. they gay too, though.their mind they're just gay for that minute. after it's over with, they ain't gay no more. but wait till the next time, then they're gay again for another minute. >> as for their future, both men were serving life sentences. though tunstall would someday qualify for parole, mcmillen had life without. >> i know i'm going back to the free world one day. so you know, the only thing i can do is make the best out of my situation. so i kick it around individuals with minds on the street. that way i won't fall victim to whatever is going on inside these walls. >> you have a lot of people that don't understand time because they don't have any. so if i got life without parole, my mind, then i'm going to be here forever if i don't do something about it. >> once i get out by him having life without i want to help him get out. but as long as i'm here i want to make sure he's all right. so it's a bond that nobody can come between, unless one of us die. >> coming up -- >> when did you cut yourself?

it is not, you have to play straight to play funny so if you can play straight to play funny, playing straight is not a big thing at all. >> rose: like lots of so called funny people asking good in a dramatic role. i started making comedies because i came out of saturday night live and those are the jobs i would get asked to do and then after a while people would ask me to play a straighter parts and now i get all kind of straight parts and people go, any, well you made a change in your life. well, no. this is just what i get asked to do. i only do the ones i like and lately people would ask me to do straight things or straight things that have a little bit of humor to them. >> rose: do you wish they would ask you to do comedy? >> i don't know. i don't wish that, but i sometimes i feel like i want to do something really funny. i am feeling like i am going to do something funny soon and usually when i think that way it comes. >> rose: that is a great thing to have. you can just wish something and it will happen. >> well it starts with a wish, doesn't it? >> rose: yes, it does. >> so i

let's get straight to what is happening with your money at the start of the week.a relatively quiet start. stills are sterile -- are fairly low compared to usually. there is not much to trade on as far as macro moves. with the exception of the chinese market. up 11stock markets were out of the past 13 sessions. atfor the fx markets, look the yen, look at sterling, look at the euro.

he won in straight sets 6-1, 6-2.st event since the australian open in melbourne. >>> south africa is looking good. and australia for once are struggling in rely. they were convincing winners of last week's first test. england can still win this year's six nation rugby championship. the former star man has been talking to lee wellings ahead of the latest round of games. >> he famously won this trophy with his white boot 11 years ago. now he has his hands back on the rugby world cup. his hero status is being used to recruit thousands of volunteers. >> the importance of volunteering at all levels be it a junior in clubs to the highest levels of the world cup, nothing gets done without it. >> reporter: but at the moment it's the six nation's tournament which is center stage in rugby, and he accepts that there are two nations in better position. >> i think england have had two great performances, and this game is the crucial one. if it can come up against a very good ireland team, then they stand to push forward. >> repor

stuck as the straight man which is you know my perfect lane but i am always a little funnier than the character is written so i always know that i could take it there from need to why do you like produce only your performer and you've made a major success as a performer why do you like producing so our action is larry you know producing is where the action is where you know if it was a teen you would be the g.m. so the producer sometimes picks the director picks the actors picks this you know he's has a say in set design he has a say market and he has a say in where the camera goes who's the d.p. you like that i love that that's that we don't mind behind the scenes sometimes you know i have you don't have to be on camera not on you know i'm just as comfortable behind the scenes as in front of the cam boys in the hood was your first hit that take off right away to oh yeah you know boys another was a major success you know my first time in a movie john singleton he was in turn over it arsenio hall show and he just he saw some in me a new mood i can do it in pursue me for about two years

straight ahead a conversation with the secretary of labor. >>> president obama signing that farm billnto law today, but the food stamps program taking a hit. >>> and a ceasefire in the city of holmes allowing for humanitarian aid to get in and letting some people get out. >> we didn't know about ed sullivan. >> and looking back at this day, the beatles in new york 50 years ago, ringo star sharing some fond memories. >> we begin with another lackluster jobs report prompting some to say the nation's employment picture is still disappointing. 113,000 jobs added last month. the unemployment rate coming in at 6.6%, ticking down a bit from december, and the number of americans looking for work or actively working right now, moved up to 63%, but these are still levels we have not seen since the carter administration. perez said one reason we haven't seen a big comeback in job growth, he says hundreds of thousands of government workers have been laid off over the last few years. >> if we had just kept go jobs flat, our unemployment rate would be probably something like 6.2% right now. it's un

of really progressing them birds they put in a really good defensive display and really good for straight rushes offensive lines for likes of. alexander ovechkin and pavel and especially on last net mind he's really been a journeyman really playing is currently in the cage shell for. really unheralded but he have a problem again of his life as he solves thirty five shots to send amounts to a shootout for russia both goals from raul of a couple choke points but plenty of questions for the russians who now go into qualifying round to try and make the quarterfinals one of the top four nations by fruit of the quarters so russia and i play norway russia finishing fifth norway the bottom side and in a way i think we could have probably actually helped the russians lacking a bit of chemistry of the lines working perhaps as well as they have wanted to and also head coach seattle a billion very defensive style of hockey and so is trying to get the players to buy into his system in a way but more games on that have more was going to help his side going on into lead to games in this tournament of co