i'm here with the great alec baldwin. my pal. remember when we once worked on a canadian soap opera together? >> of course. "jacob's patiences." i'm a doctor at a walk-in clinic. dr. charles flarnhoff. it was a good time. >> jimmy: i remembered that. i was your patient. >> yeah. >> jimmy: in the episode. >> it was really, really fun. >> jimmy: yeah. i mean, don't take this the wrong way. it wasn't that much fun to me. you were kind of -- a little difficult to work with. >> i don't know what you mean. >> jimmy: well for one thing, you refused to use your own arms in any of the scenes. remember this? >> look, how many times do i have to explain this? i had very fragile arms. during that period in my life. [ light laughter ] i was trying to protect myself from injury, jimmy. >> jimmy: yeah, but -- whatever -- for whatever reason, the bottom line was, you refused to use your own arms during the shoot. you used fake arm. you used mannequin arms. >> that's correct. they used mannequin arms on the set of "jacob's patients." >> jimmy: ri

. >> and joe donohue, sam aryan, alec dutt. >> good afternoon. i would like to thank the mta for taking the three minute process of license renewal and making it -- my name is joe donohue. i would like to thank the mta for taking a three men at license renewal and making it a three hour ordeal. you need to figure out whether we are employees are independent contractors. if we are employees, i want a salary. i want benefits. [applause] >> sammy aryan, alec dutt, michael monroe. >> i am a cab driver. there is a reason that 90% of the industry is not represented. a doctor does not go after a healthy person. the cab drivers, 50% does not come to them. it has to pay for medication, sick leave, vacations, everything. that is why they cannot attend. the other thing is it has been mentioned we are not employees. we would be happy to be your employees. give us the benefits. the thing is that cabbies that drive 20 years, they take home less than an entry-level muni worker. just look at your numbers. how much do you want to milk the scout? until blood come

patco in and openly declared war as though it was certain oh certainly i mean i eat you you look at alec and you look at the timing of all of that it does go back to that or in some cases for people who are my age is a bit of deja vu here though it's more extreme it's more dangerous reagan didn't go as far as these people are attempting to go it wasn't as far and wide spread of the state levels it currently is in the country today we are more polarized today than we were back then and i think it is a very dangerous situation but i do think that what is going on in wisconsin today as a as a analogy for the rest of the states is that the things they're doing they're already angry there are folks are angry and the working people of that state are angry with what's happened this isn't what they intended what that will. and this will i think further infuriate them i read. a comment the other day that. if this trend continues eventually all the transnational corporations that have shipped our jobs overseas will bring them back as will be the lowest labor cost country in the world you know peop

could couldn't it be argued i realize that there is the is an error the legislative council now like alec you know it and legislate it is changing how it's changing thank you. that's right in many of these laws there are other right wing think tanks that are providing them almost none of them have actually been written by republican legislators or elected officials but you could argue that this really began in one thousand nine hundred one rust when reagan busted package and openly declared war as though they were certainly i mean that you know you look at alec and you look at the timing of all of that it does go back to that or in some cases for people who are my age is a bit of deja vu here though it's more extreme it's more dangerous reagan didn't go as far as these people are attempting to go it wasn't as far and widespread at the state level as the current leaders in the country today we are more polarized today than we were back then and i think it is a very dangerous situation but i do think that what is going on in wisconsin today as a as a analogy for the rest of the states is th

the koch brothers or alec the american legislative exchange council or whatever. it's it's you know or you know any of these other right wing think tanks that are being funded by the koch's and the other basically oligarchy it's the wider privatization movement on many different fronts is getting funding primarily from alec because they're fighting all the state level battles it's basically a shadowy group that about a third of legislators in america are part of they put out model bills sort of many of them written by their corporate benefactors they are in the majority their friends come from corporations and the corporate board but you know if you actually if you go and look at the think take network in this country if you go and you can find cato papers that advocate for privatizing every single square inch of planet earth they're arguing that if a person or a firm oh and everything every bit of air that we breathe every bit of land that we can step on that everything we maintain that it would be for profit i mean this is this is the final goal of a lot of thes

. >> and joe donohue, sam aryan, alec dutt. >> good afternoon. i would like to thank the mta for taking the e

versus global warming, his name is alec, from southern california and cnn founder, ted turner. it was just one of 50 around the world urging governments to take immediate action on climate change. the young leader of this movement sayayl ehe goa tof march is to get many young people involved to help the ruling generation take climate change seriously. good night. >>> the bin laden tapes. what newly released videos and a huge seizure of intelligence reveal about osama bin laden. plus, the latest on what pakistan knew about his whereabouts. >>> state of emergency. hundreds more are told to evacuate as the mississippi river rises, threatening to make severe flooding even worse. >>> the survivor. a remarkable story about a woman stranded in the wilderness for seven weeks until some hunters found her. >>> and the reunion. brothers who never knew each other until the chance encounter of a lifetime. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> from nbc world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> for almost ten years osama bin laden taunted his

okay, as i said, my name is alec, i'm on truck 11. let's go into some light search and rescue. before you start, what do you do? stop, look, listen and think. any time you pull up to an incident or you see something, you take a breath, assess the situation, use all your senses and think about what you are going to do. those are all components of what we call the size-up. there are many components to size up. what's one of the components to size up? gathering facts.

strategist alec young says lower treasury yields are generally bad news for stocks. >> when bonds are rallying, it often means there's a deterioration in the economic outlook and therefore a deterioration in the corporate profit outlook. so, the decline in 10-year bonds, we think, is a harbinger of a weakening in the economic environment and a negative for stocks. >> reporter: to be sure, the european debt crisis isn't the only worry for stock investors. experts also recommend keeping a close watch on the fragile u.s. recovery, as well as emerging markets-- a huge engine of growth for the world. suzanne pratt, "nightly business report," new york. >> tom: concerns over europe's debt crisis spilled over into the oil markets today. crude prices fell sharply, down $2.40, to $97.70 a barrel in new york. the eurozone consumes almost a fifth of the world's oil, and if the region slows down, so will demand for crude. that may bring relief at the pump, but as darren gersh reports, it will come at a cost. >> reporter: this is one of those "be careful what you wish for stories." if you've been h

that it can build fifteen kilometers of underground railway a year and siemens can provide cast and alec tronics both companies are also offering to manage the operation of the new lines companies are discussing the deal although an agreement has yet not yet been reached that brings you up to date for business for this hour we'll have more for you just under an hour's time stay with us now. more than a month. in one of the most extreme environments on the planet this is it and charge it up and people have to be aware that they're far away from civilization sean combs discovers what makes sense arctic is so special and attractive for many wildlife in antarctica is the bones and the frontal. explanations of the bottom of the earth on our team. download the official see how acacia killed on the phone called touch from the q sampson. video on demand on cheese minefield comes an r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. pushing on the dot com.

they can build fifteen kilometers of underground railway each year and siemens can provide cars and alec tronics bus companies are also offering to manage the operation of the new lines companies are discussing a deal although an agreement has not yet been reached. well that brings up the date for business for this hour we'll have more for you in just an hour's time stay with us now. cool. safe things to this is not a production but a warm. place for which it should be first scare everybody is sure to support the tree speaks they have no idea about the hardships to face. plate one is this is it all come to the same. for any army the life of the usaf is the most precious thing in the world. is of self-sacrifice and heroism of those who understand it fully but you have to live a. real life stories from world war. nineteen forty five cold achi talk to come. more than a month. in one of the most extreme environments on the planet this is and large adults and people have to be aware that they are far away from civilization sean thomas discovers flight make sense articles so special and instru

globality john cisco is spreading its wings in russia as the first alec conic components roll off when you need build russian production line the head of the fans russian unit outlines its investment in print for the country. right now certainly investing period of the next ten years at least a billion dollars into the strategic element of russia still called being a part of that's all the picture and at least a hundred million of them billions will probably go most likely go into venture financing like ships just started licensed in the manufacturing process where we're producing the forest products in russia and the product itself and in the software. working on top of the product or service fired by. creationists the russian federation. and that's all the business news we have for this out but remember you can always keep up to date online and i don't think i'll come forward slash business we'll have more if you just wonder now it's time. for some this is just a parliament building in britain. but then sixty six years ago it was the final target. and the last major offensive for the

for joining me tonight that there are a night show things for you to get make you come back tomorrow alec sites offering progress is going to be here for tomorrow's installment happy hour but in the meantime don't forget to become a fan of the lower show on facebook and follow us on twitter if you missed any of tonight's show any other nights you can always catch you tube dot com watch the ownership because the interviews as well as the show in its entirety that we have that is out of most of the. martin here broadcasting live from washington d.c. coming up today on the big picture. wealthy british style. market finance scandals. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cancer for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kaiser reports on r.g.p. .

explanation why a lot of these private prison system they go through lobby groups or interest groups like alec the american legislative exchange council which is a group that connects both private prison and multinational corporations with legislators and they devise strategies that will be politically advantageous for the legislator as well as a for profit mechanism to the multinational corporations in the case of immigration legislation c.c.a. has invested a lot of money into the pockets of legislators thirty six of the co-sponsors of arizona ten seven iraq had some direct connection with the cia whether it was through a campaign contribution or not but governor in georgia nathan deal got money from c.c.a. so there is both money in their campaigns which now we know that corporations can donate as much as they want and we also have the interest to take to join both the multinational corporation or the private prison corporation in this case with some native is an anti immigrant. been peddling throughout the last few years and they want to marry those two to advance vans legislation.

faster today than it has the last couple of days so it seems like we are moving toward that crest, alec. a lot of passenger even locals coming out to take a look and take pictures because they've never seen it like this. >> you're going have sore shoulder muscles. >> i'm a guy that talks with my hands. what do i do? >> keep them folded up. thanks, jay gray. >>> rain is expected in some areas. dry heat in others. and can you believe it? there is a chance of snow in parts west on this mother's day. let's get a check of your sunday's forecast with weather channel's alex wallace. good morning. >> happy mother's day, alex. on this sunday we're going to be tracking showers and storms across the midwest, even storms there. also active weather as we work our way into the part of the southern mid-atlantic. northeast looks pretty good. right around new york city enjoying a 70 degree afternoon. there's some of those showers and storms. charlotte, you'll top out at 81. warm times in florida but a warm day in tampa. into the southern plains, here we go. widespread 90s, we'll find plenty of that into

alec disappeared from the prince georges county home in the brentwood area 11 days ago. the investigation tonight. >> we're all here family and pray that you will come back to us. >> reporter: if 27-year-old gadar had any doubt he was loved, it was most important -- certainly washed away in the tears of relatives and friends can who gathered to pray for his safe return. >> mommy loves you and misses you. my heartaches for you at night. i wonder where you are. are you being taken care of? please come, home with me. >> uh. >> reporter: kadar hasn't been seen since april 26th and got a phone call at 10:30 that night and left the house he shares with his father and step mom and vanished. >> we're in the dark, completely in the dark. >> you suspect? >> yes, 100%. that is at this point, 100%. >> reporter: the family said the marine escort he drove back and forth to classes at strayer university is missing. what makes this case more mysterious is not what is missing but what we left behind. his laptop, glasses -- all of the school books and the insulin he takes twice a day to c

and alec, perhaps it's because of his medical background many people have said that it is ayman al zawahiri which had a long and keen interest in chemical and biological weapons. >> thank you very much. u.s. intelligence agencies are bracing for the possibility that other top al qaeda leaders try to accelerate terror plots to prove their net work is still a threat. at this time, there are no reports of specific plots under way. but u.s. embassies around this world are on high alert. so how will the seizure of more than 100 computers storage devices at bin laden's compound and any potential release of the photos showing the terror chief's corpse hurt? roger, good morning. >> good morning, alex. >> less talk about the treasure trove that's been seized there. do you think that's going to cause al qaeda leaders to go further underground, to avoid the same fate as their leader, or might they be more inclined to attack sooner? >> well, i think either one is possible. i think people like zawahiri and other members of the al qaeda leadership are going to be very nervous right now. and they're going

. >> did you play with your troop leader, alec baldwin? >> jimmy: no, just my scout master.. [ audience groans ] no, i did not. but, no. there is a game called, like -- what is it? johnny and -- johnny and the pony. >> one, two, three. one, two, three. johnny on a pony. one, two, three. one, two, three. >> jimmy: yeah. so, it is a game. >> it's like a version of leapfrog. >> jimmy: it is, right? >> kind of. >> jimmy: so, that's a game. >> also, leapfrog a little -- a little questionable. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: really? >> really? >> jimmy: i don't know. >> get in position. you want to play? [ laughter ] [ cheers ] ♪ >> jimmy: let's talk about this. [ laughter ] because i saw you -- [ laughter ] >> that's a good segue. >> jimmy: yeah. because, i saw this -- what was it -- two weeks ago? >> it only seems like two weeks ago. >> jimmy: yesterday. it does. gosh, you're amazing in this play. >> thank you. >> jimmy: you play doctor. you're in a wheelchair. >> i am. >> jimmy: you're in an electric wheelchair. tell everyone what happened last night, because i -- >> last night, t

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i am alec and i was really rooting for you on all-stars. >> thank you spent i was just wondering if you'vetlanta, how do you think washington compares to the availability of the fresh local organic ingredients in restaurants? >> to me, i think they kind of compete with pre-much am going out the. new york is its own entity. they have a ton of stuff ready but i don't have farms in virginia, build and virginia tech come out here, saturday, sunday to thursday, friday, their bring at the same product that is going to new york city. atlanta has a lot longer season than we do, so it's a little bit different. i definitely think we push it. if you go to philadelphia i do think the markets are as abundant as here, and the same with a lot of parts of new jersey but i think we have a great thing. it's great to go, like the aids treatment or the white house marker or dupont, i guarantee like whenever i go there, that's a great part. everyone is getting involved with it. i think we have a great, you know, a lot of great sources. spent a question right here. >> it's me again. are you worried about the sa

thank you, madam chairman alec forward to the witness' testimony. >> thank you are much, berman. members are recognized for one minute for opening statements if they choose to. congressman gallegly of california. >> in the interest of time, so we can get to our witnesses, i would yield. >> thank you. >> thank you, red chair, burbank for holding this. we celebrate the 50th anniversary of over 200 volunteers serving in over 139 countries. i am proud of the contribution you are making in communities where you're serving. because my strong support for the work of the peace corps, i am very concerned about history of safety and security that threatens the peace corps volunteers deliver the world. i'm looking forward to hearing from the audience about the progress made in volunteer safety and i would like to thank former peace corps volunteers who came here to share stories with us. i also am interested in knowing what processes for new volunteers in danger, how do you remove the volunteer from a dangerous place. i'm very curious how you determine that. i yield back to >> thank you ver