he was a valiant guy and a noble guy. but that's a real dilemma. and some people have a hard time. one of the things they came home with after combat was the depression of having killed a lot of people. my uncle was in the 142nd mobile gun battalion. he told me, mercifully, i didn't see most of the people i killed. the infantry saw the people they killed. he said, i didn't have to see it and i'm glad i did it. any other questions? any other thoughts? i think we're out of time, but i appreciate your attention. thank you for coming. [ applause ] >> here's some of the highlights for this weekend. friday at 8:00 p.m. eastern a history tour looking at the civil war. saturday, we visit a technology fair on capitol hill. sunday, former presidential candidate pat buchanan. books on hillary clinton, president obama and edward snowden. saturday at 10:00 p.m. eastern, the weekly standard's daniel helper. and sunday morning, we tour the literary sites of casper, wyoming. and friday night, the neo league's kansas city monarchs. saturday, on the civil war, the depiction of slavery in movies. and

>> driving a bus in china, 32-year-old female bus driver, and there's a guy in a porsche, walking awayasking the guy, get out of the way, back up or something. dude gets out and has something for the bus driver. those are dumplings he threw at her through the window. presumably hot. gets worse. she gets out of the bus to have a conversation with the guy. >> oh, my gosh. >> he punches the woman in the face. she's trying to defend herself. >> no one is jumping in? that's going to make me mad. >> look at the damage to the woman's face. >> oh! >> yes. on her forehead, those are golf ball sized welts from the fists to the face she took from the creep. >> what a horrible human being. how dig big is your ego someone asking you to get out of the way as she's transporting customers to throw dumplings and punches at another human being. this guy is horrible. >> she suffered a nasal fracture and needed stitches. she was in the hospital for this. the guy in the car tried to get away, and ten people, passengers and others, stopped him. said, you're not going anywhere. police did come to the scene.

a guy has a camera mounted on his bike and bikes are allowed to travel on the roadway with cars becausehere is no bike lane. this is in illinois. this guy is keeping up with the cars because he's going the speed limit which is 30. notice on the right. there's a police officer. he says when he noticed the police officer, he looked in one of his mirrors and realized he had a tailgator. this guy was right on his back tire. the police saw it, too. the police officer notifies something they need to pull over. he thinks it's him but actually it's this honda crv that was tailgating him. the officer pulled that car over. but i love what the officer says. >> you want me to hold that? >> yeah. >> right on your -- >> i know. >> you want me to do something about it? >> give him a ticket. >> and some colorful language. the police officer said this guy is riding right on your tail. why don't you take care of this. >> license and insurance. >> the guy pulled over, stays there a little bit and then the officer says, you can go. >> but then he adds a very important point. >> i want you to know i care. >

and harry is a big guy, 6'3", 6'4", and he was working with a local police officer who was i think a emale who was short. you know, 5'6", 5'7", 5'8", and the person they were pursuing was also short. so the guy took off and ran through the back behind the buildings. started cutting through backyards. unfortunately, he cut through a backyard where somebody had a wire laundry line hanging. well, the two little short guys -- the short officer and the fujitive ran right under the wire and harry hit the wire and it cut him right in the gum and he's bleeding, but now he's going to get the guy. now he's not giving up on this guy. so they finally track the guy down, they get him. it's not the guy, but he does know the person that they're looking for. and he tells them exactly which apartment he's in. so now harry goes up to the apartme apartment. it's 5:00 in the morning. they gain entrance to the apartment. the guy is passed out in bed. harry takes his weapon. he has his weapon pointed in the guy's face. the blood is pouring out of his mouth, and he takes the gun and he wakes the guy up with

so they have to work harder like i can be caring, i can be a kinds guy f a tall guy walks in the building he doesn't have to work as hard, oh,'s protector, he is tall, he is handsome. so i think as a smaller guy you have to work extremely hard in your life. >> good point. >> other, ryan seacrest guy. >> he is pretty tyne. >> i five-six? >> so many actors in hollywood. time and time again, tom cruise, wahlberg, only five-six, five-seven. you hear so many times about male actors and how they are below the average height of a man. >> you women, you always say you want a tall guy. so short guy, or average height guy, you have to -- let me ask you this, is your husband smaller than you? >> no, he is actually pretty tall. he is six-two, although he shrunk about an inch since he's married. >> well, he is getting older and you're beating him down. >> oh,. >> break him down at the knees? >> i never dated anybody shorter than me but i have dated people that are short. >> short? >> yes, like five-six or seven. >> really? >> yes. >> i'm five-five. >> here is the thing that alarms me in the study, qui

. >> a guy heard a duck screaming because in this duck, 12 ducklings. her babies were in the drain. at he couldn't get them out so the guys executed a rescue. they have a pool net, a skimmer, and that does not work, so what do you think they used? a duck pan. >> oh, man. all huddled together. >> why are they all going together? one fell, the rest followed. >> just scoop them out. >> these are little, little, little. >> more than very little, like little to the third. >> when they are out, mom's like, okay, let's go. they had not got the last one out, and mom starme started to but he caught up. >> then she stops, like, oh, i was waiting for you. >> two videos of two different races. close calls, but no crashes. in this video, we see all the cars rev the engines and start the silverstone international 2014 race. they get very close. looks like that guy bumps the guy in the blue car, just a little bit, all good. >> i like the cars in the race, cool looking. >> the guy we're with is james rogers, number 69. right now to him, number 4, is ben schwartz. watch what ben does when they are ne

call whoever you got to call -- take a picture of this guy. >> a knife. >> the guy behind the camera apparently on a golf cart claim they hit a golf ball that didn't go on the green and landed on this guy's back lawn. this guy comes out with what they say is a machete. >> call whoever you have to call, take a picture of us. >> a machete? are you kidding me? >> he is probably retired and where he should have been was at the e instead of in the yard with a machete. >> a machete? >> the guys who posted the video said the guy definitely would have stabbed him. >> a machete? >>> crashes during rally race is nothing new. we see it all the time. it is part of rally racing. check out this team. terry newville and his co-driver in germany. these guys are from belgium. they are about to experience a pretty big wreck here. you can see the rolling six times in this thing. boom, boom, boom, boom. these vehicles are built for crashes. these guys weren't hurt. take a guess where they rolled through? >> bushes because i'm seeing a bunch of leaves. >> it is some sort of foliage. if you are a wine enth

. >>> when an armed robber puts a guy in a choke hold, everybody else says -- >> okay, all right. let's not get crazy here. >> see the shocker when one dude goes all sniper on the bad guy. >>> and one catchy tune called "baby swag." >> why new moms have a brand new anthem. >> have fun. >>> it's almost hard to believe what you are about to see is on purpose. we got this from jukin video. derek stuton is going to get a running start, jump off of this ledge with his feet flying. right? an insane extreme sport. he has an air foil up there that he is able to control. almost hits the ground there. almost hitting the ground there. turns the corner. rocky area flying right over. guess what, see where he is heading? >> those buildings? >> he is trying to land or something through those buildings, the gap we see? >> that little gap. it looks like -- oh, no. this is a huge accident. we're heading straight for the building. we should probably abort. no. watch this move. straight out of a james bond movie. hard right. straight for that. >> oh, wow. >> right over. >> makes another hard right, an

when the guy gets close, he kicks a hole in the roof so that guy falls through the roof. >> what a baduy. >> that's not the only person. he comes back up and grabs him by the ankle. the guy is still putting up a fight. the guy in the shirt is telling him calm down, buddy. then, boom, he goes through. these roofs are not meant to be walked on. the guy gets away somehow and continues the chase here. he is now, like, hanging through part of the roof here. >> what is he doing? it's like he is daring them to catch him. >> you'll see some officers down there. eventually it looks like maybe he did go through the roof because everybody starts cheering. see the guy being led out on a stretcher. obviously has some sort of -- they got the guy, but not after he maybe hurt some others. >>> northern california has been battling wildfires for the last week. it's getting pretty intense. check out this video that a firefighter of 1ught. name is mike basic. he calls this a fire tornado, otherwise known as a fire whirl. check out this. it's creating its own weather. the fire is so intense. can you see it

we had a few incidents but i hate the guys that really went through it because i never had a big guy and i got a double star but we have some social media questions and then a couple of personal questions how much four is on facebook wants to know what it was like working with robert de niro and martin scorsese even the movie casino absolutely fantastic. first of all robert de niro was a guy that before i met him they said don't kid around for serious to think oh fast forward to next you know him in his trailer and it would toss up a little of what i'm going to think i'm not going jen he was a wonderful guy and the first scene we have a did in casino was walking down the block of the world at night midnight the night shooting which was tough and we walked down the casino floor and i was like this body got everything and i want a man like oh i don't know half the guys i don't know boy simply something like that or should we take the gun from the guy and louie will know when temple going to be when we think we're going to move we will move and i said hold it hold i can't i can't marty i

i never met a guy named gil under 30. the other guy, clark coey, he says he is concerned -- he says he is worried women may be using alcohol and drugs that affect their decision making so he wants to have a whole discussion because he is worried because they are using alcohol people will think that they are forcing sex on another person. whatever. i am all for having the discussion of sex and drug use at college and hookup culture, but if you are going to discuss women's use of drugs and alcohol and if it puts them in a position to be raped, i'm pretty sure we should be having the discussion with the men who are using the drugs and drinking and then potentially assaulting someone. ifhe says if you use alcohol and drugs they blame the women for having sex because they were using drugs and alcohol. somehow it is supposed to excuse his action and we feel sorry for them? that makes no sense. >> how do we get the assault rate down? that's the real issue here. you have people who are predators and take advantage of situations an

this guy is running hungry, running through tackles, churning his legs. he's a little guy, hard to find, how to knock down. but he just runs fast everywhere. he runs out of bounds. he's running fast. got to like the effort from fozzy whittaker. >> kevin: that was an 11-yard run. so the shoe lace takes him out of the game momentarily. and barner back in going nowhere. nico johnson in on the tackle. when you're fozzy whittaker, you have three guys clearly in front of you with jonathan stewart and deangelo williams and tolbert right there in front of you, but there's still room. second down and webb. he's got a completion to underwood. he gets down to the 39. marcus van dyke after a five-yard catch. >> kevin: joe webb trying to show you he belongs after a good week last week. third down and five. pressure and webb still on his feet and now swarmed and the ball comes loose. and they're going to blow it dead. they're going to blow it dead. webb really got slammed to the ground there by three kansas city chiefs. walker, the former raider, was there first. now the chie

he was a valiant guy and a noble guy. but that's a real dilemma. and some people have a hard time. one of the things they came home with after combat was the depression of having killed a lot of people. my uncle was in the 142nd mobile gun battalion. he told me, mercifully, i didn't see most of the people i killed. the infantry saw the people they killed. he said, i didn't have to see it and i'm glad i did it. any other questions? any other thoughts? i think we're out of time, but i appreciate your attention. thank you for coming. [ applause ] >>> a look of the first air commando group used in the allied invasion. and then a look at programs normally seen on book tv weekends on c-span 2. former iran national security council member talks about his book, iran and the united states. that's followed by georgetown university associate professor matthew kroenig with a time to attack. >>> tonight at 8:00 eastern army veterans tell their stories of the front lines of world war ii including this soldier who remembers his first encounter of a german soldier while fighting in north africa. >

i'm a sports guy. a home run in my world is a firm or individual in its good decision worked out well and it changed if country, something big and meaty. so i find there was a lot of drama and home runs than strikeouts in that kind of fame and a lot of lessons to be learned as well for readers and for myself. i'm attracted to that theme and it occurred to me good, maybe three years ago that there's no bigger business topic in the world right now especially in this country than this energy revolution going on in america. i will give sort of a thumbnail sketch of what i'm talking about and why it's so important and why it's changing so many things and then i will kind of talk about some themes from it. some of these themes people will know about it and others won't. we as a nation just a few years ago were running out of oil and gas. around 2006 or so alan greenspan went to congress and said we need to spend millions and millions of dollars to build terminals in the gulf coast to import liquefied natural

you see a couple other guys run back out to the vehicle. one grabs a bag to load the money. >> oh, man, they thought they were gone, and then back in crouching positions on the floor. >> they got away with the equivalent of $6600 u.s. dollars. they did not seriously hurt anyone, and they are believed to be part of a robbery in another gas station, and the way they went about it, they believe they are professionals. >>> this is in australia. five men, one woman breakthrough the glass door of the store, and, yeah, they go straight to the booze. they load up on hundreds of dollars worth of alcohol. they load up and run off. they are looking for this group as well. >> five giruys and a girl who a throughing a raging party, then they'll find the suspects. >> looks ferocious. are you ferocious? >> this is a rescue kitty, and he suffers from is condition where it's not fully developed at birth so it has jerky movement, and the facial expression people are loving, close to 90,000 views at this point. >> he has a shocked look. does he walk? >> watch

a guy like robin williams a mega star whatever he goes.hotograph and autograph just a kind word puts enormous amount of pressure on people. >> it is. if you look at twitter and social media right now. most of the comments are just how much love for him that they had. he transcended generations, bill. there is young kids who are grieving this as well as, you know, i think older americans are looking at him and remembering his work. but, you know, the fact that he put it out there, the fact that, you know, when you are in the public spotlight you have to be as you said on point. and not just on point in your acting, he had to be funny. he had to take his issues of depression and show up for work and make people laugh. and he still was able to do it. i think it's astounding. it is incredible to see the comments pouring out. even some negative though. >> ignore the nuts. >> what you have to deal with when you are alive. >> always ignore the nuts. >> carville, you met robin williams at the tonight show, right? >> right, that's correct. >> tell

. ♪ >>> so a guy walks into a jewelry store and does something bad. this is in russia. guy has a red baseball cap on, hoodie, weapon, and threatens the store employee who ducks down, and he takes stuff. what does he take? 209 pairs of gold earrings. he stole 1 million rubbles in jewelry, and after he gets everything in the bag, he runs, but some people, not on video, see him, and he's caught. he did not get away with it. >> glad he gourt caught because that was an easy robbery, walked in, scooped up the stuff, and walked out. >> they did not catch the guys in this robbery in atlanta. the police there posted this video hoping somebody possibly recognizes one of the four guys involved in this. they went to brown middle cool school early in the morning and stole more than 100 computers from the middle school. >> from the middle school? >> school's about to start, and they steal the computers. >> that's horrible because that's part of the education process. the kids need them to learn. >> you don't do this. you don't interfere with the education of kids. you can see how the

. >> if a guy comes up all belligerent, that's what he's going to get back. if he wants to dance we'll dance. >> you think you're a bad ass? >> not at all. >> don't cop attitude. >> i'm not copping attitude. >> it's supposed to be a no-no but it happens. >> i want a guy that wants me to be feminine and all the things that he should want and get if he's with a woman. >> this is cell 13 downstairs. >> i read about that. i killed mommy and i'm getting out in 20 years, blah, blah, blah. >> i pulled up the sheet and wrapped it around his head and said, say hi to mommy. >> when people think of alaska, they often picture a place of extraordinary beauty. a vast expanse of wilderness considered to be the last frontier. for many this comes with a price -- the loss of freedom. in the next hour of "lockup," we go inside spring creek, alaska's only maximum security prison. a little more than 100 miles south of anchorage is seward, one of alaska's oldest towns. it is surrounded by water and the majestic surroundings. in the middle of the scenic beauty is a correctional faci

called me up, i got a call from the guard at the desk saying there's a guy down there for a subpoena with me and woodward and our notes. i said, don't let the guy up. and i called ben bradley, and ben said, don't let the guy up. let me do something. hold off a minute. and he called me back in a few minutes and said, bernstein, you get the hell out of the building. that's the first thing. and i just called catherine graham, and she says, those are her notes, they're not your notes. and if anybody's going to go to jail, it's going to be her. >> that was fantastic. fantastic story. [ applause ] >> fantastic story. i think we are out of time now. but i want to thank all our three marvelous panelists and all of you for showing up. i wanted to make the following point. it kind of grows out of what doug just said a moment ago. i learned in 1974, i believe, that my phone was tapped by richard nixon. i knew that on two occasions my office at the state department, cbs, had an office at the state department, as did most of the reporters covering the department. that that office had twice been br

you're a thin guy, the president's a thin guy. guys like me, we wear dark colors. ing at him, he made a reference to this in "vogue." remember, i like to wear navy. i don't like to think about what i'm wearing. obviously he thought about this. that prompted the extra tweets, wait a minute, there's something going on. >> only the democrats could elect a guy wearing a tan suitment the conservatives elect a guy with white pants. >> polyester, expandible waists. >> mitt romney wore one more pair. then when they took a picture it was white pants. neil: you don't think there was anything machiavellian there. >> it was disengaged with the american people, but a tan suit? it went good with his tan skin, and what's upsetting is it showed him relaxed. it showed he was in vacation. people are dying. neil: it reinforced the wrong image. >> it was a nightmare. neil: chris christie wears a lot of tan suits or pants or khakis. >> to your point. neil: that's not advisable. >> sometimes i support the governor, the white pants should go, especially when you dance with jimmy fallon, n

a flame but these guys don't seem to be concerned one bit. seem to think it's funny. flame turns into a big old explosion. and it just cracks them up. >> what if it was bigger. you never know where stuff like this is going to go. >> looks relatively small. >> second angle. looks big. >> what. >> how is that funny? how that is funny? >> i would love to explain how it's funny but i can't. i don't know what these guys are trying to do. but it done look like anything was damaged or anybody hurt. >> that could have been bad in so many din ways. >> lots of stuff, right? not like in a big open field. there's buildings. >> weird sense of humor on this crowd of guys. >>> prove you need to have respect for mother nature. this is in china. every year people come to see the tidal surge in the area. apparently quite the spectacular show. the waves get very, very big because of the tidal patterns and shape of the river. right up ahead you see one of the waves forming. that wave decided to come and say hello. >> oh, boy. >> oh, that one guy stood his ground for a while until his stoo

a guy that wants reform, a guy that can backtrack on issues, depending on where the money is and a guy who is going to be a ruthless budget cutter. this is exactly what republicans are looking for. and this is what the corporatists want and the big money donors. now all ryan has to do is one thing, distance himself from the same immigration policy that cost eric cantor his job. his presidential campaign hasn't started and we have him in a flip-flop. i don't know why he voted the way he did on august 1st after visiting with congressman gutierrez. the reporters said they found something they could agree on. when pushed with the question on his book tour, the only thing he could say is read my book. actually, i think it's the only job he's had. get your cell phones out. tonight's question, is this the same paul ryan we saw in 2012? text a for yes, b for no. leave a comment on our blog. we'll bring the results later on in the show. >>> now, we are fortunate to have this gentleman on tonight. i want to turn to ray jose, the national organizer for united we dream and the dreamer who confront

you got a guy in the jeep, a guy out of the car, who knows where he came from, and a couple in this vehicle filming the altercation. guy in the t-shirt has choice words for the guy in the jeep. guy in the jeep throws something at the guy. drive away, end it here. watch what happens. >> oh. >> what? >> no. >> the jeep takes offer down the busy highway, and you see the guy's feed going like fred flinstone. >> you risked killing someone for road rage. you could go to jail for a long time. >> that could be the case, nick, because the video's out there on youtube, right? you see the car, the guy inside the vehicle. who knows. this guy could face legal ramifications from this. >> i wonder if the guy who jumped on the car because he clearly grabbed the car, that guy did not drive off with him. he jumped on the car and would not let go, but then he couldn't. the driver should have stopped. >> shared responsibility here. both people making a situation that could have been avoided very, very, very bad. >>> this is true. not every day you find yourself at the presence of an exploding, interrupting vol

friend believed he was a tough guy but he was he was a boxer he was a kid but he always used to say when somebody bought them with tony janeiro might be him one night we were in the men's room and some guy was blocking francis and i would drop this guy it right here and i said tommy take care of it but of course he had he like that sort of that much oh yeah but he was he had i think a war all the entertainers i know aside from on a regular basis so. when you walked into a room if you were along when you walked into and i think you know that it stopped absolutely stop people like just like that i said it comes frank would say it's a dentist who stopped you know same thing with a certain. ronald reagan the same thing you know you get him a lot oh yeah well i know when he was governor you know i said i've got a cousin is going to chat tomorrow morning one phone call so let me write one phone call i knew there was going to. and my cousin died. of up. i must say i don't know we're going to all go was my biggest treat life l

a crocodile. watch what the guy does. >> he kissed it? st standing there, and the crock could eat its head. >> not only that, but lifted up its chin and kissed it like a romantic meeting. >> i wonder if that's just his buddy in there with a crocodile head. >> he fed it a chicken before the kiss happened. >> you feed a chicken to social security not hungry, less likely to bite your head off. >> but a chicken is just an appetizer. >> yeah. >>> lastly, these birds are taught to fill their piggy banks, but they only respond to 50 cent pieces. you want to train a bier to do that if you have one in the house because you drop them all the time, and by the end of the year, you have money for a trip to hawaii. >> just 50 cent pieces? >> why is it so bad today? >> [ bleep ], my mom, my girlfriend, [ bleep ], [ bleep ], all that stuff. >> this is a guy listing the reasons he's having a bad day, and then the camera pans, you see the road ahead of him. >> [ bleep ], going [ bleep ] miles per hour hour. [ bleep ]. >> tailgating the dude. >> come on, [ b

i did a-a-- >> hey, guys. we got to have a little conference here. hey, do me a favor. hrough the shop there and grab the guys, okay? real quick, i want to go ahead and pass this out and let everybody take a look at it, okay? and then we're gonna go into some [bleep] right now. you see, this is a customer service order. there's an imaginary tammy that works for this company, in one of our dealers, that he will not allow me to meet. whose phone number is tammy's? whose number is this on tammy's piece of paper. >> why don't you call your dealer? >> just so we all know, tom's girlfriend has been workin' in this company for three [bleep] years! i have so much proof right here that she's been workin' in this company, it is un-[bleep]-real. this is her cell phone--tammy's cell phone--which is your girlfriend. so it is his girlfriend, tammy. this is the number. this is her direct line, period. >> tom, is that--does she work there? >> sure does, yeah. >> your girlfriend works for a dealer that sells your product? >> that's correct. >> she's not allowed to be working anything to

. >> a woman parked herself on a guy's ride. >> now, he explains that his scooter is not her sofa. >> you don't think that's awkward and weird? >> and americans guessing british words. cooley. spook. >> some sort of toilet. >> now we have a british translator. how our new rtm co-host olly is decoding the queen's english. >> you definitely don't want to get kicked there. >>> right now it's monsoon season in n epa l, and heavy rain caused some flash flooding. this is the scare where i moment when a transport van tried to cross what looks like a very swollen river, and as you can see, even at the beginning of the video that man is unable to make it. there are people inside, and now it's up to the people on the edge of the swollen river to spring into action and try to rescue all the folks trying to crawl out of the vehicle. >> how? they probably don't even have tools or ropes. >> people are there to help drag them to safety all while the water is just rushing by them. >> watch this moment here. just as they made a human chain, and they're getting people out of that emergency door. >> the

he was a clever guy. so after this, he decided to take his act indoors. n the early 1870s, roller skating became a popular sport. it was a fad, really. general sherman was a big fan. anyway, they began building rinks where you could skate. so westin became exhibitions in these roller ripgs. walking against time, he would attempt to walk 100 miles in 24 hours. he'd pull into town, hire a band and do these walks. and thousands of people would come, pay 10 cents a piece just to watch westin walk in circles on the floor of these roller rinks. i mean, sometimes the lap was so small, it was 50 laps to a mile. but he just walked continuously. he was able to function with very little sleep. this proved lucrative. the most famous was an irish immigrant from chicago, a guy named daniel oleary. quince dentally, he had been a door-to-door sales man until the fire of 1871 in chicago. that really reduced the man for guilt-edged versions of the bible. he had to walk great distances out to the suburbs to try to sell books. when he heard about what westin was doing, he tho

and is a big guy, six with three, six of four. he was working with the local police officer who was a female, short, you know, 56, 57, 58. the person they were pursuing was also short periods of a guy took off and ran through the back behind the buildings. it started cutting through backyards. unfortunately he cut through the backyard where somebody had a wire laundry line hanging. well, the short officer and a fugitive ran right into the wire. it cut him. he's bleeding. but his story to get the guy he's not giving up. they finally tracked the dow down. it's not him. but he does know the personal looking for. he tells them exactly which apartment he sent. so now he goes up to the apartment. it's 5:00 in the morning. they gain entrance to the apartment. the guy is passed out in bed he takes his weapon, pointed in the guy's face. the blood is pouring out of his mouth. he takes the gun and wakes the guy up with his gun. the guy opens his eyes and looks at him and says, hold the ship. i'm being arrested by dracula. [laughter] so we cov

why does dad have to be a guy. a refreshing because most dads are viewed as knuckle heads or falling over hitting a rake. it's nice to see a dad that's being appreciated. >> finally the dad is not a doofus. but i did think it's an interesting cultural commentary if you look the wife is in the back work on the computer and the dad is taking on more of the mom duties which is the trend that's happening in our culture. fascinating to see that. >> i didn't say anything. >> love the dad on "family guy." >> walk of shame when women and men make the trip back to their men make the trip back to their dorm or home, nine west if you're suffering from constipation or irregularity, powders may take days to work. for gentle overnight relief, try dulcolax laxative tablets. ducolax provides gentle overnight relief, unlike miralax that can take up to 3 days. dulcolax, for relief you can count on. ♪ >>> so can shoes help women find a husband? nine west is claiming that its shoes can as part of a new controversial ad campaign. one a

anyway, he was really kind of a poor guy. the last president to become a regular citizen again in a way. so on this trip, they stayed at hotels, and they ate at roadside diners. they crashed with friends in indianapolis one night. and so it's kind of the story of this trip and also how being an ex-president has changed. it's -- it's -- yeah, they came to new york, they -- they actually stayed at the waldorf in new york for four nights, and i was curious how they could afford that, and then harry saved all his correspondence. and at the truman library, i found a library from the general manager of the waldorf saying, "i hear you're coming to new york. we would be happy to have you as our guest." merri harry wrote back and said he thought that would be all right. he wasn't averse to take perks here and there. they did the trip on the cheap, and then i went back and re-created it and was able to find people who encountered him. he got pulled over on the pennsylvania turnpike for driving in the left lane. i don't know what it is i

they're bad guys, yes, if you're there, a bunch of guys wearing pajamas putting up logs. they're not an exessential threat to us. >> chuck hagel warned in no uncertain terms what a threat isis is. over at the white house, spokeman says, isis, eh. >> a sophistication of strategic. they are extremely well funded. this is beyond anything we've seen. >> it is the assessment as stated by the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, the intelligence community there currently is not an active plot under way to attack the u.s. homeland by isil. >> so which is it? isis is the biggest threat we've seen or a bunch of guys in pjs and not an existential threat? it's not rocket science, fellows or is it? maybe it is, just not the hard kind like in school. shoot the damn rockets already. k.g., what are we supposed to do? we have three different messages coming out of the white house. >> isis is like a cancer with a vicious fast-growing tumor inside your body that's metastasizing to every corner of your being. what would you do about it? you would do everything to kill it, cut it out, zap i

this guy jumped a fence and supposedly got away in an suv. they are still looking for the guy. a dash cam caught bad behavior in australia. at first, seems like everything is going okay on the roadway, but then you see the guy in the larger vehicle ahead stopped in the middle of the road. he decided to take it upon himself to teach this woman a lesson, that is a woman, and opens her driver's side door. according to a poster beneath the video, she's a friend of the driver of the station wagon. she was so nervous, she hit the window lock rather than the door lock. you see that guy just reaching in. looks like he's hitting at her, and the poster below the videos says he was trying to take the keys from the woman driving this station wagon. apparently, she had her two children in the backseat of the car, and it terrified them as well. after the guy gets back in the car, you see the car right in front of the dash camera, wave, and the guy in the car with the dash cam laughs, so you thinking, are they just heartless? no, they are not heartless, but laughing and waving because there's