most cliches are true. the problem with the cliche is not that it's not true, it's boring. >> it's boring. >> you have to be true to become a cliche. >> so i'm remembering an account you give in the book of a very large march or rally in 1993 when somebody got up and said, made a comment about wanting to have sex with hillary clinton. it was actually a -- >> it was a woman, of course. it was the lgbt. >> i would like to have sex with hillary clinton, and, in fact, it was said a little bit differently than i just said it. couldn't say it on public television. >> wouldn't it be great that there's now a first lady i'd like to bleep. >> to blank, right. and your point was that kind of conduct -- >> because you want to bleep her, not blank her. >> bleep her. bleep her. [laughter]. >> that's sort of a statement where you tell the story of a bunch of soldiers who were emulating kicks like the rockettes. >> yeah, these are gay men who have been kicked out of the military whom were trying to say, look, this is ridic

matt king runs done the annoying election coverage cliches. a it is clear, you know, the dat shows, i mean, come on. >> after a lot of years lping to a lot of candidates party leaders campaign and commentator and broadcaster discuss politics and consult and hank heard the same things too many time tones joy recounting them. a the whole thing is a cliche. >> we called someone two throws the not a the ring a hopeful. their bid for office employs a camp which must raise money. >> coffers, war chest. with those medieval vessels of riches get off the vote first tin the hawkeye state and the granite state which we dea side this horse race seems too close to call virtual dead heat her to frontrunner may claim victory. >> by a landslide the bye the way. no longer stan to give speech sous might as well call it campaigning. >> that is a prom nase cannot be kept. it always all comes down turnout. i in battleground states we expect more voters to head to thele pos leading to strong voter turnout. >> for much of super tuesday. we hear of plenty of balance

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he uses the phrase make america great again, you might consider it a cliche'. it's not a cliche'.eeds to be great in the sense we are creating jobs. we are defending our country and respected around the world and restored ourselves to the principles that once guide the country. foreign workers are being brought in ostensibly because the skill ketz are not available in our labor force. in reality those that are learning are those skill sets do exist. these foreign visas are being issue offed to bring people in to train their replacements and drive wages down. john: but donald trump did that on his golf course. he had local applicants he said weren't any good. >> to look at this trump candidacy. this is a leap of faith. as it is with any candidacy you want to discuss here. every one i can sit here and rattle off areas that would give you have good reason not to trust and have deep concerns. as it relates to trump he's not a professional politician. he has not spent his life watching every word he says. john: is he for single payer healthcare? >> you hear ted cruz say the all the tim

he uses the phrase make america great again, you might consider it a cliche'. it's not a cliche'.eeds to be great in the sense we are creating jobs. we are defending our country and respected around the world and restored ourselves to the principles that once guide the country. foreign workers are being brought in ostensibly because the skill ketz are not available in our labor force. in reality those that are learning are those skill sets do exist. these foreign visas are being issue offed to bring people in to train their replacements and drive wages down. john: but donald trump did that on his golf course. he had local applicants he said weren't any good. >> to look at this trump candidacy. this is a leap of faith. as it is with any candidacy you want to discuss here. every one i can sit here and rattle off areas that would give you have good reason not to trust and have deep concerns. as it relates to trump he's not a professional politician. he has not spent his life watching every word he says. john: is he for single payer healthcare? >> you hear ted cruz say the all the tim

joe: that old cliche, survive in advance. that is what they had to do to get past the first round. they fast -- they faced a strong unc team. they are here for a reason. they gave duke all they wanted. two guys for the triangle, they both contributed significantly combining 435 points. duke turned up the intensity on the defensive end and the second half. they tied the game at 46. duke was on their way from there. unc runs full court pressure but duke was able to break several times. in the end they walk out of here winners 93, 85. >> in the second half we were very good. really good. we have to be because they were good throughout. we played as hard and that was >> he challenges guys in the locker room telling them they need to be men in the second half. they challenged teammates to have more toughness in the second half to get past wilmington. they do. it looks that they will face yale saturday. tisha: a hard-fought five. thank you. we will be with the triangle teams all the way. joe mazur with the blue devils. all the behind the scenes action and analysis. steve: we've had a gre

in south africa, it's become a clichÉ.it's every tv show produced in the spirit, people talk about it on commercials and it's become this pop-culture clichÉ message in this little community, that's how people really live their lives. andt home from work one day there was another girl at the table and i said hey, who are you? i said are you a cousin? parents said, no her can't feed her this month so she's going to stay with us. and she said yeah my parents can't feed me this month so i'm staying here. and there was no sense of shame on the part of -- and it was just the way people are. it wasn't like she was going to give her some money and say get some food, it was like she's going to bring her into the family for this month. my supervisor had a lot of money. her husband was a policeman. he built a new house in indian township. and finished this new house were living in it and this guy came in and he knocked on the said a homeless guy and he i thought you were black people moving into a really nice house and i was wonderin

. >> when he gave the speech to apac, you said he's just uttering the proper cliches.ians utter cliches all the time. >> i would have said that about any of the other speeches. i didn't find any of them creative. i actually think he doesn't know the middle east very well. i said i would be neutral. the language of the middle east is a host of code words, even handed as neutrality as a certain meaning, so of course it was interpreted as anti israel which is what it means in the lexicon. i am sure that is not what he meant. he meant it as a layman. so here's a guy who doesn't know the language, doesn't know the issues, didn't know hamas from hezbollah, was clearly reading a speech that was written for him. if you have a ted cruz speaking, or a hillary clinton, especially hillary clinton who's been immersed in these issues, i think he did very well with his speech. >> donald trump, as opposed to ted cruz, do you feel that he is not really a conservative? >> if it were only that, i think my opposition would be a lot less than it is. there are other candidates who are not t

. >> i think that we use a cliche, some trans parentcy issues going on. >> for now, a team spokesperson says that city leaders should expect the next rent payment sometime next week. >>> still ahead, as seth curry's fame continues to rise, so does the sale of his shoes >> if you >>> stocks and trading, the price of oil fell, disappointing earnings including nike weighed in on the market. down 87 points, nasdaq down 53. >>> starbucks joining a list of companies that donate unsold food to those in need. they want to donate all of the food to the the hungry. starbucks says the aim is contribute one hundred percent of the food by this time next year. >>> do you want an extra 10 10 grand in your account? hackers have to find four bugs before receiving the cash. >>> the golden state warriors are back in oakland where they will defeat that home winning streak. they're back in oracle after playing three games on the road. they will playing tonight. the warriors won the last five regular season meetings. >>> one of the company's most notable, but he could have been sporting the nike symbol, but

meanwhile the other half of hell's ticket, paul ryan as spewing cliches and distortion. >> i'm goingdry, i'm speaker of the house, i'm neutral in this race, as you know, the chair of the convention. people in the party are speak their minds while we are selecting a nominee. everything is fair game on the way to the nomination. >> reporter: ryan and romney hardly giving a thought to attacks against trump, amounting to campaign gift to hillary clinton, don't worry your heads about that, they said. after romney and ryan lost the 2012 election, the rnc conducted an exhaustive study on how the republican ticket managed to lose the most winnable election in decades. and among the recommendations of that report, this -- do they read their own reports? of course not. the republican establishment, the party elites and donors don't get it, and so they defend a stagnant, failed status quo. romney and ryan blew the election last time throwing it to a president compatible with culture of failure. but this time, they're up against a winner. and trump is the people's choice to this point, and the t

in venezuela, however, it proofs the tight cliche applies, the rich get richer and the poor get poorer and go hungry. >> you can find much more on that on our website, aljazeera.com. >> religion. long the spiritual nourishment of the soul. now groundbreaking research on how it impacts the brain. >> because it's the biggest question out there. >> scientists analyzing the minds of believers. >> can you tell the difference between the brain of mother theresa versus a terrorist? >> measuring the divine one brain scan at a time. >> this is "techknow". a show about innovations that can change lives. >> the science of fighting a wildfire. >> we're going to explore the intersection of hardwa

the notion you see elvis impersonators is cliche. >> reporter: in a city so anxious to move into the future that it routinely implodes its past it may be surprising elvis lasted as long as he did. >> it is hard to believe he's left the building. >>> let's talk weather. bringing in john now. >> what does tcb stand for? it was on the side of his plane and ring. taking care of business. on this day fun fact, it is an elvis themed show. 1958 elvis was sworn in as a private being drafted in the army where he served. why do i know all this stuff? 55. i know that's what joanne is feeling right now. it is windy. however i like this spirit. this is greg. he has 55 and bright skies. he says it is a cheery sunny day. he'll admit it is breezy. i like these. by the way this is chocolate covers raisins day. we have eagles in flight. this is from brooklyn. children celebrating. on the flip side, getting ready for the weekend we are in the 50s and bright. tomorrow will be the challenging weather day. in the city right now it is windy out there. it is a northeast wind gusting 20 miles per hour. that

. ♪ the cliche is that firemen are great cooks. in this case, the cliche is true.ily meal. >> anthony: is every firefighter expected to cook reasonably well? >> mike: if they don't, they catch hell. i mean -- >> anthony: really? >> mike: i mean in detroit, yeah, i mean -- >> anthony: it's almost a perfect society in that sense because in a perfect society, i believe, everybody should be able to feed themselves and their friends or their family, at least reasonably well. and if they're not able to do that, they should be shunned and demonized and marginalized. >> mike: well, agreed. most of the firemen are known for their cooking. we cook some outstanding meals. we've learned to shop, we've learned to shop with less to feed more. you don't want to be a belly robber. you better bring some food back for the boys. >> anthony: firefighters, in my experience, are a lot like the marines i've met over the years. no matter how badly lead, ridiculously underequipped, underappreciated, no matter how doomed their mission, they take a bizarre and quite beautiful pride in at lea

politicians give cliches all time. >> i would say that about any of the speeches. did not fine them creative. it is clear he does not necessity the middle east and i believe when three said he would be neutral, that was not an intentional code word. the language of the middle east is a host of code words. even hand distance and neutrality has meaning so it was internetted as anti-israel which it what it means. i am sure it was not his intend. this guy does not know the language, is not influencent in the issues, did not know hamas from hezbollah a few months ago, and claimed he was reading a speech written for him. if you from -- if you have a ted cruz or hillary clinton who is versed, i would have a different reaction. i thought he did well. >> is the core of your opposition to donald trump opposed to ted cruz, is it that you feel he is not a conservative? >> if it were only that, i would have less opposition. there are other candidates wore not that conservative, such as rand paul. he is a libertarian, conservative in some ways. he was not someone i would have su

it is more than cliche. >> certainly our message to everyone, if they are out and enjoying the st. patrick's day holiday, if they will drive don't drink. if you drink don't drive. if you are going to be out and you plan on driving, then make a plan. >> of course that means more than planning to have a good time. >>> remember, don't speed and buckle up. >> click it or ticket or you most likely will get pulled over. >> keep in mind law enforcement is looking for those who take a greater risk. the legal limit is 0.8 of blood alcohol and you can be cited oratessed if you are impaired. you are buzzed is drunk driving. when you feel the effects or have been drinking and you feel you are fine, chances are you are prepared. >> and they get high fives if they continue to serve to an impaired person or serve underage customers. >> reporter: in cleveland, harry boomer, cleveland 19. >> thank you, harry. >> a 7-year-old boy is helping thousands of hungry children with a campaign he is hoping to raise $10,000. we went to canton to meet tonight's romona's kids. >> we started a food program calle

. >> it has become cliche and yet that is also the most critical deterrent, say security experts, to preventing a terrorist attack. safer we all are. i'm tom costello here in the network newsroom. back to you. >> thank you, tom. >>> tonight a memorial is growing outside the belgium embassy in northwest. people are laying flowers there in honor of those who were killed. vice president joe biden came by today to sign a book of condolences. he says the belgium people want to show the world the terrorists won't change their way of life. >>> tonight, george mason university police are alerting students after two sex assaults in campus residence halls in the past week. the first one happened last thursday. a female student says she was raped and may have unknowingly been drugged before the assault. she says she knew her attacker. the second assault happened very early monday morning. that student says she was raped by a man who she met through an online dating app. all of this comes as the university is taking action against three students who were arrested for making bombs having bombmaki

it is banality after banality stacked upon cliche after cliche. there is not one interesting thing.g is like, him hmmm, yes, whatever works. he is very shallow. are you allowed to say that? that is true. >> on "outnumbered" yes. >> and dancing and picture of che guevara in cuba is lost his mind. he is not trying anymore. >> baseball game and doing the wave and being interviewed by espn, right after people had died in terror in brussels is pretty repugnant. >> i think he can watch a baseball game and chew gum at same time we killed second guy in command in isis. not like this guy can't do diplomacy and effectuate things at same time. we saw that yesterday when we killed number two guy from isis. >> we have killed a lot of people. >> what is the point? >> because it hasn't actually slowed down the threat. in order to win you need to know what you believe, not what you're against but what you are for. that is one thing he is incapable of articulating. why is our society is superior to there? if you're leading in side in war you have to say that. >> really decision the quickly the capit

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. >> reporter: you expect at whip did windy day story to start here we wouldn't live up to the cliche' if we department remind you to throw on a hat but on windy days, sometimes it's best to expect the unexpected. >> i would say, i wouldn't do it on a day like this. >> reporter: is it as windy up there as down here? >> it's winds year up here, and -- more windy up here. >> reporter: patrick and his partner lou have one of of the toughest gigs. >> there's a lot the squirrels spring. >> reporter: patrick is a climbing arborist. one who has to get the job done, even with gusts up to 50 miles >> got a lot of movement up here. the branches are probably moving upwards of two feet back and forth. >> is he swaying? just look andrin. >> reporter: there is protection, ropes had helping him from not blowing away. >> feels like i'm on the ocean. in a boat in a storm. a little nauseous for sure. up and down. >> reporter: winds were any worse, he says he would get down. >> but for now, he will continue on the tightrope of timber, unexpected sight on a windy day. >> i hope my mom's not watching toni

it's such a cliche, isn't it? i feel cold. li in the cinema. you've lost a lot of blood, but i think i've got it stopped. wait. that's not right. it's movies. um, you say movies, not cinema. shh. just try to relax. why--why would you have a different word for... [gasps all right, if they can't get down here, i'm gonna try to lift you and just-- they just told me to get behind the barricade. ok, here, i'm gonna try to lift her. all right, on 3. 1, 2, 3. no, i lost it. i lost my grip. all right, i need to find it again. need to find it. kate, stay with me. she's bleeding. she's bleeding! i think i've got it. i think i got it. she's not gonna die, is she? kate, stay with us, please. we're here! please! please! we're here! someone! [voice distorts and echoes] [indistinct police radio] [siren] hey! hey! who's in charge here? captain warner. ok, ok, let's get this area cleared as soon as possible. captain warner-- we got people down there. captain warner, i'm agent morgan, fbi. i'm looking for agent hotchner, aaron hotchner. go back to the federal bu

. >> ping: he by far is the all-star in cliches. one of the great months in central florida started today. great weather and spring training baseball is back. embrace this month. did you see tom's seven-day forecast? >> tom: perfect. >> ping: i'm still not a fan of pre-season anything. today, ended a game today in a 4-4 tie. i'll take you over to lakeland right now. that's victor martinez, a catcher for the tigers. he lives in lake nona. pirates win this one in lakeland. final score, 4-2. >> ping: i got the bat out. you good at baseball? >> matt: no, i was terrible. >> lisa: only t ball. >> ping: here we go. ping's pop quiz on this tuesday. the question on the screen there in the box right there. how many years has the grapefruit league been in existence? 100 years, 128 years, 112 years or 126 years? i'm going with tom first. >> matt: i'm going 112. >> ping: you guys are all wrong. 128 years. grapefruit league has been in existence, a long time ago, tommy. google it. >> lisa: in the 1800's? >> ping: yes. it's year two of mls. the ci

we want to stay away from the cliche twitter blue or grey. so we tried something completely different. orange and yellow, really bright. then there was this interesting cafe. jack revealed it was sort of based on the edward hopper painting. chris shot a great portrait there that leads from the inside. the cover, we thought simpler was better. david: the headline for the graphic was #growth stall. how was that arrived at? robert: it was slightly critical but not overly mean. david: what do you want the photo to convey? what is it successfully convey to the present picks up the magazine? robert: he looks quite pensive. in terms of body language, arms crossed, which generally represents that you want to protect yourself or are a little defensive. the whole story is about him being in a slightly defensive position. he says in the story that everybody has a theory of why people do not use twitter more. so he is not necessarily being attacked, but people are questioning where the company is going to go. david: next up, what it is really like to ris

always a fairly impractical why the and now the chickens are coming home to roost to use a terrible cliche. >> we talked a lot about vulnerability today, but is there a higher sense of it given the fact in many ways they saw this coming in the climate was right for this, an -- and yet it happened and even with knowing it was going to happen they couldn't pinpoint it? >> well, that's right. i mean, you get this chatter. you hear that happen, and, frankly, just the mood in the intelligence community was that things inevitably were going to happen. in fact, on friday morning i was talking to one of the french counterintelligence specialists, one of the top guys and i said when do you think the next big attack is going to be. he just looked at me and said soon. it was always noon that there was always going to be some kind of attack, that isis was going to try to strike back, not just for the arrest of this guy on friday but because this is a war that they are waging against the united states and europe. >> all right. christopher, good to talk to you. thanks so much for being with us tonight.

i know you always talk about cliches but this is where you want to be. >> it's a thrill to see your name in the bracketts it's a thrill to play a chance to advance to the sweet 16. we have to play well tonight. we have to did he fend the ball but to do it in dc and represent the dmv, first team of the tournament for the dmv this year is really great. >> reporter: maryland women in the big ten tournament as they are the regular season champs looking for their second straight big 10 title taking on iowa. iowa a pesky bun . . the terripins getting their usual suspects going. both with 23 points as maryland takes care of warehouse sale wal-mart 75-55 in the quarterfinals of the big 10 women's tournament. >> they didn't want to go home. i think it showed they came out with a -- they came out aggressive. they came out playing very hard. i don't -- i think we kind of start off slow and i think we showed how hard we came out in the second half that we didn't want to go home either. >> reporter: here at catholic, 7:30. we will have highlights coming up that's the latest here in northeast dc back

. >> it's a cliche because since 9/11, we've been hearing it, for 15 years. that's the danger. people won't do it anymore. that has been the most effective deterrent to stopping terrorist attacks. something. savannah, back to you. >> it works. tom costello, thank you. >>> ted cruz will join us to talk about his controversial recommendation in light of the brussels attacks. we'll have that story right people think californians live in our own reality. with our heads in the clouds. like a bunch of space cadets. huh? what? i've drawn a blank. what's my line? [director]: reset! maybe we do live in a fantasy... ...in our own little bubble. just hangin' out! as if we're not completely down to earth. but just a bunch of dreamers? no way! we're just like everyone else. you know, average joes. start dreaming big at visitcalifornia.com these outdoor furnishings from lowe's e so stylish it almost feels like were inside the house. not that i've been in there... or have i? now get this char-broil 4-burner gas grill living with chronic migraine feels like each day is a gam

always a fairly impractical why the and now the chickens are coming home to roost to use a terrible cliche. >> we talked a lot about vulnerability today, but is there a higher sense of it given the fact in many ways they saw this coming in the climate was right for this, an -- and yet it happened and even with knowing it was going to happen they couldn't pinpoint it? >> well, that's right. i mean, you get this chatter. you hear that something is going to happen, and, frankly, just the mood in the intelligence community was that things inevitably were going to happen. in fact, on friday morning i was talking to one of the french counterintelligence specialists, one of the top guys and i said when do you think the next big attack is going to be. he just looked at me and said soon. it was always noon that there was always going to be some kind of attack, that isis was going to try to strike back, not just for the arrest of this guy on friday but because this is a war that they are waging against the united states and europe. >> all right. christopher, good to talk to you. thanks so much for b

. >> reporter: you expect at whip did windy day story to start here we wouldn't live up to the cliche' if we department remind you to throw on a hat but on windy days, sometimes it's best to >> i would say, i wouldn't do it on a day like this. >> reporter: is it as windy up there as down here? >> it's winds year up here, and -- more windy up here. >> reporter: patrick and his partner lou have one of of the toughest gigs. >> there's a lot the squirrels damage, getting ready for spring. >> reporter: patrick is a climbing arborist. one who has to get the job done, even with gusts up to 50 miles an hour. >> got a lot of movement up here. the branches are probably moving upwards of two feet back and forth. >> is he swaying? just look andrin. >> reporter: there is protection, ropes had helping him from not blowing away. in a boat in a storm. it's moving all over. a little nauseous for sure. up and down. >> reporter: winds were any worse, he says he would get down. >> but for now, he will continue on the tightrope of timber, unexpected sight on a windy day. >> i hope my mom's not watching to

such a cliche. see that, bo? guess i'm supposed to make a wish or something, right? [bo meows] [mechanical humming] woman: how is the buzzi now? it's ok. i think i could actually get used to that part. the problem is dealing with the pain. you're experiencing hyperacusis. it's caused by sudden loud noises, like an explosion. so what do we do about it, doctor? you have a small tear in your right eardrum. we'll treat that with a bonding agent. it'll most likely heal itself in a week or two. most likely? the condition can sometimes become permanent. but i can go back to work? agent hotchner, if you're not careful, you could lose your hearing entirely. i understand. good. but you'll... sign my return to duty? w-what if i said i'd... take it easynd... limit my role in the field? stay out of loud places. [cell phone ringing] your phone is ringing. what's up, j.j.? this is delilah grennan. she was bludgeoned and raped during the night at her home in lower canaan, ohio. lower where? small town 40 miles outside of cincinnati. staging the body face-up with the arms across the

jay wright will use that cliche one game at a time and here's another one for you.s the wildcats in the final four by creating his family atmosphere. >> you try to take as much time meeting as a team eating together as a team. spenting time as team and learning to get back to humility and hungry. >> so is it kind of important in the humidity of houston to be a sponge and soak all of this in? >> i'm going to try not to. obviously, main time when you get out there you see, you know, all the banners and all the people, um, you know the court is elevate elevated it's like yp there on the stage kind of thi thing. so it might hit us a little bit. hopefully not too much to see all these photos and to be out on the floor it kind of hit you, all right, we have a game to play. we can't just get caught up in all of this -- nice things surrounding us. to be on that floor and go out and that take it. >> that's good job of measuring by arch and now were good piece of advice. >> more about taking care of business back at villanova first and for most. when you get here don't i don'

kyrie irving, says control which a candidate is sounding cliche but it is the truth . kyrie irving and chili lover on the bench saturday when the team gained strength but that's going to . maybe there was some frustration, maybe not so happy because the lead golden state golden state, maybe lebron james wants to start up on social media .. maybe lebron james is jealous of steph curry ? he was asked about the series of cryptic tweets because he's been doing this and he said earlier, he said today sd i've got a beautiful mind and sometimes i use itot in a social manner that he went on to say that myci tweets are for educated minds, nothing more nothing less . . some say that this could be the beginning of the end, they are just bored, try to make something out of nothing . the drama and then the tweets just fuel the firen. all that i want is a championship .i want to have that amazing feeling again. >> does that make it any clearer ? >> i don't care. >> the new sexy ?, plain jane, french scientists say to forget aboutf the exotic licking supermodels, bland as the new att

i spoke with mothers who don't follow the clichÉ of how it's supposed to be.for them its difficult to understand. they even have other kids, and they don't fit into this pattern, either. but not to forget the latest people they arrested here in spruce else, also those who did these attacks, you know, these are also--there is a connection with some part of criminals. small-time criminals but heavy criminals, which is very disturbing. >> we were just speaking to our last guest about that. the fact that sometimes these neighborhoods are look prisons and some of these people have been to prisons so there is a lot of similarity. you met with a man, a young imam, working with boys in the community to try to prevent radicalization. there are examples of this here in america all over the place. can these imams with their words win the battle that hits these kids over the internet or social media or in molenbeek, in these small communities where the radicals seem to have more sway than the moderates? >> yes, by the way, i sat next to him on a live show this evening her

in venezuela, however, it proofs the tight cliche applies, the rich get richer and the poor get poorer and go hungry. >> you can find much more on that on our website, aljazeera.com. >> religion. long the spiritual nourishment of the soul. now groundbreaking research on how it impacts the brain. >> because it's the biggest question out there. >> scientists analyzing the minds of believers. >> can you tell the difference between the brain of mother theresa versus a terrorist? >> measuring the divine one brain scan at a time. >> this is "techknow". a show about innovations that can change lives. >> the science of fighting a wildfire. >> we're going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity, but we're doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science... by scientists. and now techknow investigates religion and the brain. >> hey welcome to techknow i'm phil torres here with dr. crystal dilworth and cara santa maria. now today we're going to start out talking about science and religion. now to be blunt, these aren't two things that often see eye to eye. >> true on the surfac

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had to stand up, and people start laughing, and it's one of those experiences -- i know it's almost cliché right? but it's so indelible in my life because it was sort of an exp-- i was exposed to the rest of the classroom. >> what did they say? >> just laughed at me. i literally couldn't read. i'm shaking, and i'm trying to read, and i can't, and, you know, they're laughing, and i put the stuff down, and if i could run out of class, i would, but i remember i didn't. and it was just one of those horrible experiences. and, you know, you feel dumb, you feel isolated, people call you dumb. interesting for me, cheryl, i found out about it -- my mother hid it from me for years. i was diagnosed as dyslexic, but she didn't want to stigmatize me, and i appreciate that in hindsight. i lost her 15 years ago, so i don't have the benefit of talking to her about it today. but she didn't want to. and i remember coming home, and i found out i had dyslexia. i just thought i was, frankly, not that smart and was struggling and thought, you know, something was wrong with me. >> before we run out of time, i've

very specific cliche comes to mind in order to be the best you have to beat the best.he flyers went toe to toe with the top team in all of hockey. sports coming up next. ♪ >> it's only a playoff preview the flyers hold up their end of the bargain. fly guys playing the capitals tonight in south philadelphia. washington is the number one seed in the east. the number one team in hock keep orange and black just trying to squeeze into the post season. south phil well go third period flyers down one to nothing. the captain let's it rip and brayden schenn with the tip in. that ties the game at one. and so we go into overtime. then a shootout. nick cousins nasty. nice move right there. then look at steve mason in the shootout. robs, sam gagne, what do you say sam? whoo! lights the lamp. peace, see ya, it's over. the flyers within foo two-one. they have two-point lead over detroit for the final wild card spot. clutch game tonight by the fly guys. >>> want to seat wildcats play oklahoma in the final four saturday? the price of one ticket in the lower level is $312. and non-stop

well, it's the old cliché about real estate -- location, location, location.ere built in 2010 as part of the city center development, right smack in the middle of las vegas strip. city center has been called a city within a city -- 67 acres of shops and restaurants, hotels, and apartments surrounded by that famous las vegas strip. the veers' unique buildings stand out due to their bright yellow color. and, by the way, they were built tilting outwards at 5-degree angles. let's go get a tour. we're at the veer towers on las vegas boulevard. this is the famous strip. so, obviously, this is a spectacular place overlooking the strip. tell us about this particular setup. >> this residence is one of our two-bedroom condominiums. we're on the 15th floor, a little over 1,300 square feet. >> we have a kitchen area, dining area, living room, sort of all self-contained. >> correct. clients can purchase them and do whatever they want as far as the decor. what is standard, though, if you look at the kitchens, for example -- the bosch appliances, the countertops. all that st

. - phyllis says the same 12 cliches every time it rains.promised everyone that if she says them all by noon today, i will send out for hot chocolates. - so how's the drive in? - oh, nobody knows how to drive in the rain. - you don't say? - yeah, you know the roads are actually the slickest