no matter how irritating this can be at times, we must remember that they don't cry to annoy us. they cry to tell us that they want or need something to happen-- a diaper change... a bottle... a nap... a hug. hey, buddy. hey, buddy. you see zack? hey, you. get your feet. joanne: and let's keep in mind that each baby has his own personality and style of communication. this is what makes infant care so interesting. just as each baby's personality and temperament varies, so must our responses. there is no single right way to respond to all infants. woman: infants communicate in so many ways. i don't think it's just verbal, either. it's so much more. it's listening to music and singing. it's going for walks and pointing things out and showing them different things in their environment. it's...it's going down to the gross motor area and playing and just seeing the joy that they have on their faces and them talking to you and talking to them. it's going to the art room, even though they're infants, and just showing them around, and, um, just showing-- it's just not verbal. it's showing

smack in the middle after three months in, all going gangbusters and then bam, something is annoying us it is not unusual. that seems to be the plan we've been following now for the past couple years. we do really well in the first you few months and we stumble and fall and we don't end up going anywhere. that seems to have happened this time. we're not exactly sure what trigger ad decline in optimism and why firms decided not to hire anymore and not spend more money on expansion and new equipment but they did. tracy: did the holiday euphoria wear off? you're right. we've seen this the last two years. >> yeah. tracy: second quarter goes to hell in a handbag. yet we're seeing positive job creation, right? >> we did. the question we asked over the last three months did you increase or decrease the total number of working for you and if so by how many. that is how we calculate, we added 0.19 workers per firm, considering most of the firms don't change employment. that is the best number we've seen since march of last year, same time period. and of course we had a three-month run of increas

has been scolded for though by china a lot of us are annoyed see we take a detailed look at what else beijing is good in its report criticizing washington's human rights record at home and abroad. and a sunni protest the camp raid by the heavy iraqi police killed twenty six people it's violence escalates in the deeply divided country. the public storm is gathering in britain with coals on the u.k. government to offer asylum to hundreds of afghan interpreters who worked with the country's forces during its military operation and they are being left behind as the army withdrawals to face the wrath of the taliban and view them as enemy collaborators he's going to follow this report. it was a dangerous job that required courage many of these translators are working on the front line so they're working with soldiers risking their lives in exactly the same way soldiers do but while british forces withdraw the afghan interpreters who made their work possible are being left to fend for themselves is it your job or. should those be. where you are all sent for those you have to be if i catch yo

state and now secretary of state and now who used to be ambassador to lew beirut but his convoy used to annoythe people and he used to annoy me when i was stuck at the intersection waiting for him to drive through. it is always worth remembering you have to look at other people's perspective to understand what they're going through. as the lebanese to understand their perspective or four americans to say what does it look like or what does it feel like? it was also emotional talk about how i of and did in beirut she said what does that mean for us? what is the plan as if it was just dropped on the table. then the moment the first time the secretary goes and has never been to my country before. she knows i am lebanese and she mentions that in public. if you can imagine my people would have been thinking maybe people cheering we are so proud of her thinking not exactly a badge of honor so those conflicting emotions finding yourself on the other side. >> host: did you get calls from people on the other side questioning are you traveling with the delegation? >> actually there was a security issue

there was his convoy to use to annoy people in beirut. ey used to annoy me when i at an intersection waiting for him to drive through. do .. and then there's this moment i share with the secretary because it's the first time she goes to beirut. she's never been to my country before, and she knows that i'm lebanese, and at the press conference she mentions that in public. and i could sort of imagine what people might have been thinking across lebanon. there might have been cheering. oh my goodness, she recognized my friend or colleague. we are proud of her. there might have been people thinking not exactly a badge of honor is the american sec story of state -- secretary of state recognized in public like that. it's the mix of motion -- emotions. >> host: did you get any calls from family member or friends questioning you traveling with the delegation any any way? >> guest: well, obviously there was a security issue with coming to beirut. beirut has a heavy history when it comes to the relationship with the united, and go in to some details

annoyed. i. finally we have mountains all around us and a clear road ahead and i could start our trek into the middle of the reserve we still had a long climb in front of us but at least it wasn't vertical this time. the trails just stuffs it to even out of it like it's been really tough so far it's the spacing. because i think it's all going to be worth it. this trail has only been created in the last few years and it's made the tough journey up into the reserve considerably easier meaning more people have a chance to enjoy it but there's still plenty of work going on up here to make the area more welcoming for tourists. something like a four hour hike into the mountains followed immediately by some construction work but as kindly guiding me up here three i think the least i can. do my bit for the national. building is done using ecologically friendly material and the team up here are busy creating two new houses for those visitors who prefer not to sleep out in the elements but for now. it's a case that if you want a decent kip you bring your own tent. she's going to try to get her out quickly befo

we would try to help people annoyed by us.ut e-mails tod get the money online. >> did you guys ever figure, maybe we should send more e- mails? you started with the $3 ask, which became popular. did you ever noticed that you could not be too obnoxious? too obnoxious? >> we were constantly sending out e-mails and constantly soliciting online. you got to be creative how you solicit whether it's a contest of some kind. so it's not just another e-mail from the campaign. you look at how we raised our money at the romney campaign, the finance focus was on the high dollar community. people will say that was a mistake you shouldn't have done that. we tried to get creative in how our leadership team would so solicit fund. we provided e-mails and so it didn't just come from the campaign. if you're the state chair of illinois or market chair for los angeles, you begin to send out solicitation e-mails as opposed to coming from the national campaign. >> that's interesting, they will send to their business associates and that would be more

us. >> yeah. and they're annoying even their few allies in the world like china. sue mi terry, thanks so much. >> tonight wolf blitzer will host a special edition of "the situation room" focused entirely on the situation in north korea. a lot of people around the world paying attention to what are the next steps. >> absolutely. whole program on it too. so much to talk about. >>> taking you now to the west bank. palestinians today buried the body of a well-known prisoner, a retired general who died of cancer this week while in israeli custody. >> this huge funeral procession moved outside and filled the streets of hebron, palestinians furious at israel. they say israeli doctors denied proper medical care to that prisoner which basically allowed him to die. >> so protesters and israeli soldiers have fought several days now in the west bank. two palestinian teenagers have been killed. israelis say protesters attacked a checkpoint with fire bombs forcing them to open fire. in china health officials are now racing to solve what is really a medical mystery when you thin

united states will decide to attack us not who did not but it can protect us besides ourselves nor have the good musician annoyed them there in too much and not russia on law bumper duration three to nothing really by ourselves the international community and the cole and united nations did not play a possible role decisively vetted looked into freezing situations that did not directly pealed that all participants in the world will decrease is at their instruments a level those are hostile retorts from both sides and this is a level of miniature exercises as a villager actions a comeback in the. early hour it is kevin owen and i have a constant took upon the diplomatic side of the issue. on the one hand we've got a rogue state operating de facto nuclear state operating with a bomb and on the other we've got a un which is either fails to reach out to north korea appropriately and bring it into the international community. and is conspicuous by its absence perhaps in a situation like banking just the other day warning of it spiraling out of control the danger of what is practically being done what we do know is th

that might be the only thing more annoying than yodelling. a lot of people are using the word yolo but i'm curious how many know what that means. so we did an investigation this afternoon. we put a camera on hollywood boulevard to ask people to define yolo and this is what we learned. >> what does yolo mean? >> i haven't the foggiest idea. sads sounds like a pop star. >> what does yolo mean? >> i don't know an overdone falaf falafel? >> i'm not sure. but i'm guessing it's having to do with drugs. i'm not sure. >> is it sexual? >> this must be something those teenagers do on a little texting machine. >> a yo-yo made out of yo-yos? >> it's an acronym. y-o-l-o. >> yelling orangutan like oranges. >> i'm going to dress up like burger king and walk around hollywo hollywood, yolo. >> yeah, i'd do that. >> is that something you would do on top of a hill or something. >> do it for me? [ yodelling ] >> can you use it in a sentence? >> yolo is my modo. >> can you use it in a sentence? >> last night was mad real, we got drunk, yolo. >> yolo! >> i need to take a break. i'm going t

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gives the united states will decide to attack us nobody nobody can protect us besides ourselves nor you and the good news ation annoyed them there's. no russia and nor. the gnostic read by ourselves the international community and therefore when the united nations did not play for a possible role decisively dreaded not going to free of the situations that did not directly repealed the all participants in the war to decrease is attention until there was a hostile retorted from both sides and brazil where will all very miniature exercises and other military actions that are conducting. early hour kevin i went and i will cross he took apart the diplomatic side of the. one hand we've got a rogue state operating in a defacto nuclear state operating with a bomb and on the other we've got a un which is either fails to reach out to north korea appropriately and bring it into the international community. and is conspicuous by its absence perhaps in a situation like. just the other day warning of it spiraling out of control the danger of what is practically being done what we do know is that the international institutions the d

the defense is partly at fault here because here obviously she got upset and annoyed after he slept her with her and felt usednd caucuses boo kaboom at 30 knife wounds et cetera, et cetera and then she killed him. but saying now she is the abused victim. >> you are human lie detector. what do you think of the domestic abuse expert saying she he was abused because her boyfriend slept with another woman. >> i think it is disgusting. i'm not a fan of the expert. she is arrogant and laughing at the jury. i'm sure the jury hates their guts. the jury likes juan martinez. this woman is a train wreck and what people are writing about h her online. listen, when i was 24 years old i had a prominent attorney outside of hartford, connecticut almost kill me, he was my boyfriend. when i announced this on national television i had over 2,000 women of domestic vie lense write to me, judge and we are all offended that jodi arias is even saying that she was -- >> judge jeanine: absolutely. i started one of the first domestic violence units in the country. i know what battered women and abused women are. this is an embarrassmen

. >> so the philippes of the world look at us and think they are so annoying. her life. yes without question we are annoying. but, i mean, this isn't invented. i mean, this is a possibility of a candidacy here. >> the media is talking about it because every democratic and gop political operative and politician is talking about it right now. it is the talk you cannot escape. think about it. who among nonincumbents this far out -- probably eisenhower was the last person who was not a vice president or incumbent president who this far from a campaign seemed so formidible. >> she wouldn't have put out that video for the gay rights group, human rights campaign. >> she could easily have written an op-ed, put out a statement two paragraphs long. the fact she cut a video speaks volumes. >> you are in the inner circle, outer circle, medium circle. >> there is only one person in the circle and that is hillary clinton. you are in a circle. i don't know how to label it. >> trapezoid. >> fine. what are you hearing? people want her to run. people around her want her to run.

united states will decide to attack us not would you not but can protect us besides ourselves nor are you in the good news aish annoyed them there's. a law. nothing only by ourselves the international community and the whole united nations did not do a. possible role decisively vetted nothing to freeze the situation did not directly repealed the all participants in the war to decrease is that there is a little more style retorted from both sides and the level of military exercises and other military actions all come back to. the u.s. defense secretary hagel says he doesn't rule out pyongyang acquiring a long range missile capable of hitting america adding that washington isn't prepared to take any chances and is watching north korea's every move earlier discussed how things ended up where they are currently without ease of a crossing on the one hand we've got a rogue state operating a defacto nuclear state operating with a bomb and on the other we've got a un which is either fails to reach out to north korea appropriately and bring it into the international community. and is conspicuous by its absence perhaps in a sit

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annoying. oh yes that's the american consulate allergic to. the heat is unbearable and the motor is overheating the local grocer helps us to cool it. he's a man driven by anger he experienced the battle of fallujah at first hand and how hot it was watch i am what they are you call that democracy now it's quite simply about killing and stealing our wealth our lands were burnt from the effects of the white phosphorous bombs and now our children are gone disfigured. that they are not what they are so beloved all the god living with us go and see the hospitals and you'll see mothers throwing away their babies deform the. by all the chemical weapons that saddam the only it all could do if there's justice in the world bush will have to answer for is war crimes and crimes against humanity he claimed iraq had weapons of mass destruction but where were they these weapons. let me although i do know that there was a killer using white phosphorous bomb while i'm on what so i'm not even though the mosque was saying from his barbarity look at the ruined minaret well that's bush's democracy job and only a little more about the other bullshit i me

i think it would give us a little peace of mind in this horrible time. >> is it comforting? annoyingroubling to see police wherever you look. >> things have changed in the last 10 years i don't think every parade and public event needs to have patdowns. >> some see a larger problem. >> i think if if this is the beginning of a trend, then we really are going to start to see discussion about abridgement of our civil liberties. >> it's too soon to say what the boston bombing might mean for america want security. public officials acknowledge there is a derek. >> we know we are vulnerable. it's talked about almost every day. but this is a reminder of just how vulnerable we really are in this era of modern warfare. >> the question is how to react. in israel, security is ironclad. metal detectors at shopping malls, intrusive questions at the airport. should we emulate the israelis? >> this country is a 14-year-old teenager going through what i call security pursuant. i don't expect americans to be where israel is. i think the americans demand the government gets on the israeli page. >> the

annoying."" the associated students board of directors is getting tech savvy in an effort to garner more student opinion from across campus using social media site called reddit. reddit, known as "the front page of the internet," acts like an interactive forum that displays relevant and ordered content based from users upvoting its popularity or by down voting it lower in the search results. ááá ">>>any clarifications that students wanted or needed, they had the answers available to them on the spot." the board of directors conducted an "ama," or "ask me anything" post format to address questions or concerns students had over money spent from the a-s budget. the board annually decides how to spend the six point five million dollar budget allocated towards student services that are funded from student fees. and now we go to tracy hinson to find out what is happening in sports. thanks kate. here's what's happening in sports. san jose state senior golfer jennifer brumbaugh was named the western athletic conference women's golfer of the week for april fifteenth-through-the twenty-first. brumbaugh, recorded her second top-1o finish

i think it would give us a little peace of mind in this horrible time. >> is it comforting? annoyingubling to see police wherever you look. >> things have changed in the last 10 years i don't think every parade and public event needs to have patdowns. >> some see a larger problem. >> i think if if this is the beginning of a trend, then we really are going to start to see discussion about abridgement of our civil liberties. >> it's too soon to say what the boston bombing might mean for america want security. public officials acknowledge there is a derek. >> we know we are vulnerable. it's talked about almost every day. but this is a reminder of just how vulnerable we really are in this era of modern warfare. >> the question is how to react. in israel, security is ironclad. metal detectors at shopping malls, intrusive questions at the airport. should we emulate the israelis? >> this country is a 14-year-old teenager going through what i call security pursuant. i don't expect americans to be where israel is. i think the americans demand the government gets on the israeli page. >> the bo

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annoying, the standard ones, hate them. >> they have set a new standard for engagement photos. we have them via skype, "right this minute" from san francisco, california. welcome to our show. >> thanks for having us>> these are the most awesome photos. was this your idea or the photographers idea? >> it was actually the photographer's idea. we talked about how we wanted to do topples photos together and thought they might have too racy. >> how did your family feel about you wearing her clothes? >> they weren't surprised. it's par for adam. >> they are already disappointed in him. we are not surprising them with any curveball. >> did you have to replace a lot of shirts? were they stretched out? >> all the shirts got thrown away. they were destroyed as soon as i put them on. >> what is it about the standard engagement photos? >> the photos seem too intimate. if they are done well, you feel voyeuristic. if they are poor, you feel like they are faking their emotions. why not do something fun and silly? >> do you have a favorite? >> i would have to say the topples one. it's a weird one. a lot of our guy friends have a hard time looking me in the eye after seeing the photos. i would like to have that a

it connects families but it can annoy others in public places and the stories of distracted drivers are legendary. >> eventually seeing people usingphones may seem as common place as some one checking time on an electronic watch, figuring on an electronic calculator, or programming on an electronic computer. >> reporter: they're common place, all right, you're always reachable now whether you like it or not. ned potter, abc news, new york. >> there is a downside to everything, right? >> there is. i remember when they were big. >> like a loaf of bread. there you go. deadly. >> i'll give you your cell phone. >> yeah, right. >> then, they went to the super teeny tiny. now they're back to being normal. >> they were $4,000, big one like this. >> and crazy people like me have two. >> yeah, me too. when many soles pass through the most trodden areas of your home, your vacuum doesn't always pick up what's left behind. only the resolve easy clean system has foam power to stop dirt in its tracks. it penetrates deep within your carpet, removing 3 times more dirt than vacuuming alone. leaving the busiest areas of your carpets, truly fresh and

this is stupid stuff because we use that awful phrase he may is all that dependent. maybe -- my would they do this? liz: this annoyse. and now we're talking about john williams to get his name up there. he must be a little bit ticked. he is a good man. probably would not tell anyone. liz: smart, stupid? >> stupid. yes. liz: stated dependent. >> i don't really care if he gave people a reason. i think it is not good to make people feel uncomfortable with words which actually don't mean all lot because there's not all of that was not there before, but it can unsettle people. liz: back to stocks. you're saying -- >> back in down. liz: three-quarters of a tank. let's talk about the bag of money and yet. if a rich uncle suddenly comes to you and says, where have you been my life, here is a bag of money. invested all, but only in one single stock. >> that question. unwilling to answer it. exxon mobile earlier. a great company. one that actually fits that, but never to give your different stock. j.p. morgan. shearson things very important. grope to the both of them right now. a extremely well-managed companies in their ind

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annoyed -- announced in due course. those will be smaller scale than you are used to here in the imriets as far as funding requirements.laughter] you address the relationship between iceland and other arctic countries in china. how old you in your own words describe iceland's relationship with china? you also talk about what china might want from you. what do you want in return from china? >> the relationship between china and iceland is in many ways an interesting example of how china is gradually playing, in my opinion, constructive role in the world. i have often said as i indicated to you my speech that dpiew to the relationship between the arctic sea ice and the melting of ice in my neighborhood as well. and the extreme weather events in china, china has legitimate reason to study and do research on the arctic sea ice. so of the meeting that was took place earlier today in china where the first country to sign a free trade agreement with china. the first european down sign a free trade agreement with china. it was announced in our meeting that we will continue or dialogue on the arctic. the other major reason why

one of the things that can be annoying to you is a runner when you're trying to get in and run your race. most of us doing this who aren't with the front of the race are trying to beat our own time, racing the younger versions of ourselves. you have to focus on what you're doing. the race always has hundreds of thousands of people lining the streets all the way into the middle of boston. while that can lift you and take you along as a runner, it's also a distraction. it's exactly what a terrorist would be looking for. as you get to the downtown area and move towards the square where the finish line is nearby, streets are courted off, people are behind railings. it's densely packed. you have the other thing a terrorist would want, lots of media attention. this is the marathon, globally, probably the most famous in the world. everybody wants to say they've done this races at least once. you have all kinds of news coverage there. when you have those things and bodies pack had the tightly and security becomes more relaxed towards the end because they've swept for bombs ahead of time. if you're in the cr

annoying and certainly for the runners that you are never alone here. and there are always people on both sides of the road that are wanting to give you the big use for the people cheering you on and they live in the boston area and they have an enormous amount here for them and that they have done it for so many times. as a runner you can do it to so many people. if you are planning a terrorist attack, they are ideal for two reasons. the first is that you have all these people that are densely packed. if you have a small kind of instrument, then it will kill many people here if they are densely packed. the other thing about the boston marathon is that it is world class and the mothership of all marathons. that everybody wants to do it and they have enormous coverage. if you're a terrorist and you want to do something that is likely to be seen by a lot of people through all different kinds of things. from the cell phones to us talking about it on cbs news tonight, they have achieved their objective. >> the finish line was one thing, but that's the time of the race. the elite international runners that have finished. a lot of the time the locals would be

your worst sinus symptoms, plus that annoying cough. [ breathes deeply ] ♪ oh, what a relief it is [ angry gibberish ] >>> coming up, film star brooke shields tells us new role. >> and why you are your own worst critic. fascinating look at how women actually see themselves versus how a stranger sees them. it's a fascinating study. >>> welcome back to "today" on this tuesday. and brooke shields has been in the spotlight nearly her entire life. i can't remember any time we weren't aware of our brooke. her career started when she was just 11 months old. >> brooke is a best-selling author, but probably best known for her modeling and acting career. right now she's a recurring cast member on the critically acclaimed drama, "army wives." she clashes with a base commander. look at her. >> what was that, colonel? >> if you're referring to our training mission, sir, it was a fully approved flight path. >> which your predecessor never utilized on concern for base operation. >> we don't just make left-hand turns in a war zone. i'm sure my superiors would back me on that. >> yes, i'm sure they would. but the next time you feel the need to perform an unwarranted

annoying. what do you know about them? >> first of all, they are specific orderers -- by the way, i'm told you use one and a half splenda. >> sometimes. >> if you're very specific, you may tend to be controlling. but the latte drinkers, the ones who want the frothy milk, they tend to be pleasure seekers according to this research if you believe it. because of that, they can be compassionate but they can also sometimes be taken advantage of because they don't set boundaries. >> then there's those frozen drinks. what do you know about those people? >> supposedly they're trend setters. they love to have fun. but they may not make healthy choices. that's all in the glass, believe it or not. >> those are like a thousand or more calories with all the chocolate and carmel and all that? >> you can tell just by looking at those drinks that those folks may be more focused on fun than on health. there's music playing in the background of all the choices we make. ronald reagan said the choice of jellybean, the color tells you who the person is. >> finally coffee drinkers. i always grab the starbucks in the morning. what does instant c

us meaning. >> he's a genius, by the way. it's very annoying. [laughter] >> so i was hoping you two could mention that, maybe how you made the decision to put, potentially put your life, you know n danger. and for mr. capper, i was hoping you could talk about the fact that we do have this volunteer armed forces, if that makes it more difficult to relate as a reporter their stories to the american people? >> do you want to start, and then i'll -- >> okay. um, i think it's manager like -- it's something like .5% of this country has served since 9/11. and as we know, many military communities are basically self-contained. so very few people feel part of these wars that we have been waging since 2001 in afghanistan and iraq to say nothing of the larger global war on terror or whatever name it's going by today. um, that disconnect serves no one, it doesn't serve our policymakers, it doesn't serve the troops or their families. um, i'm not saying that there should be conscription or there should be a war tax or there should be anything, but it's not su

us in creating the biggest growl ever. ♪ >> can you please not do that at the table? >> yeah. >> this is an annoyingthis is that is working. >> is she your girlfriend? >> what? girlfriend? ben? >> just a friend. >> type away. >> is this a friend from school? >> come op, you're boring your mother and i. >> jimmy: that's "disconnect." >> you need a beard for drama. i was kidding about the teen wolf 3 joke earlier. i'm on my way to do another drama. i can't do drama without a beard. >> jimmy: does it make you feel more serious? >> not for me. but that director wanted one and this next director wanted one. and i guess they feel like they're going to throw the audience off the scent. jason is not going to make you laugh if you see a beard. so this took me about nine months to grow. it's sort of an asian thinness, you know? i've got some asian in my family somewhere. >> jimmy: for a warewolf it's unbelievable. >> my back is lousy with hair. >> jimmy: do you like doing a serious movie? is that something you enjoy? >> the boring actor answer yes, i like to mix it up a bit. but sort of the part that is -- mi

. >> and how important was it to get over the fear of being on house use and annoying with the e-mailse complained about? did you end up finding. >> when i people meet, like i said. >> the more you sent out -- you couldn't be too on house you. >> no. it someone called and complain i got the same e-mail four times. we would look and say you have a g-mail account, a hot mail account. we would try to help people annoyed by it. you had to send out the e-mail to get the money online. >> can did you ever figure maybe we should send more e-mail. i know, you started with the $3 ask also which became popular. >> yep. >> but did you ever notice that you could not be too obnoxious? >> yeah, our digital team was constantly sending out e-mails and constantly soliciting online. you try to be creative in how you solicit, whether that's, you know, a contest of some kind. so it's not just another e-mail from the campaign. >> it's going to fenway park with the candidate. >> yeah. again, the you look at how we raised our money with the romney campaign, the focus on the finance shop was on the high-dollar

sanford used, as you can see there, a cardboard cutout of the former speaker as a stand-in for his opponent, elizabeth colbert bush. san ford is a tad annoyedhas agreed to debate him only once and claims that colbert bush is also avoiding public appearances. he says that he used the cutout because nancy pelosi is colbert bush's biggest benefactor. >>> meanwhile, good news for mark sanford, who is trailing in polls. former presidential candidate ron paul has endorsed him, saying sanford is a strong ally of the liberty movement. >>> ever wonder who gives the coolest, strangest, most expensive gifts to our president? wonder no more. this week, the federal register has released a list of gifts received by president obama and the first lady in 2011, some of which may end up in his presidential library. here are just a few of them. most notable, the gifts from former french president, nicholas car cozy and his wife, carla bruney. the obamas, received from them, among other gifts, a large hermes golf bag, louis vuitton business beek, bath robes, beach towel, reusable grocery bag and also toiletry bag. the foreign swag is worth more than $41,000. >

us this evening. >> thank you for having me he, greta. >> greta: what do you think is more annoying, beyonce and jay-z'sp to cuba or jane fonda playing former first lady nancy regan in a movie? go to greta wire and vote in tonight's poll. it is that time of the year. a whole new crop of stew you dents getting ready to graduate college. are college degrees and hopeful outlooks enough to guarantee jobs in this economy? if you ask graduates from the last few years the answer is no. griff jenkins spoke with recent grads to find out why. >> reporter: how long have you you been looking for a job? >> a year now. >> felt like i basically went to school for nothing. >> reporter: once upon a time a college degree meant financial security. in today's dismal job market those days are long gone. according to the latest numbers from the bureau of labor statistics more than 14% of recent college grads are having trouble landing a job and some are having to move back in with mom and dad. we are called boomerang kids. >> there is no place like home. no matter how much you mess up or fight with your parents, it is still

annoys many americans. so i can imagine that in some of the countries and developing countries, even the terrorists are using as an excuse and only excuse a military presence in some muslim countries. >> so are you -- are you saying, sir, that the price of fighting wars overseas is a war at home? >> there's no question that people who have problems that come to the united states and bring those problems with them as police commissioner kelly said, it's so difficult for us to track down each one of them. but i am personally glad that one of these people survived so, perhaps, we can get some information so that we can close up the dots. because anything anybody says except the investigators is just speculating. what they have done just doesn't make any sense at all. >> okay. well, we now know from pete williams that the russians asked about both the fbi and the cia about tamerlan tsarnaev almost 12 years after 9/11. does it concern you that this man was able to slip through the cracks in this way? >> it concerns me a great deal. i recognize the rights of privacy and the rights of an american citizen. but when

annoy you know yes that's the america. the heat is unbearable and the motor is overheating the local grocer helps us to cool it. he's a man driven by anger he experienced the battle of fallujah at first hand and how hard it was watch i would have the you call that democracy now it's quite simply about killing and stealing are well thought of all lands with burnt from the effects of the white phosphorous bombs and now our children are gone disfigured. heads that are not what they are so beloved all the god living with us go and see the hospitals and you'll see mothers throwing away their babies deform the by all the chemical weapons that's how i'm the only and that i could do if there's justice in the world bush will have to answer for his war crimes and crimes against humanity he claimed iraq had weapons of mass destruction but where were they these weapons. before let me although i do know that there was a killer using white phosphorous bomb while the mamma said not even the mosque was safe from his barbarity look at the ruined minarik well now that's bush's democracy and the judge only allowed them about the

into a back alley to smoke a joint and they get caught on camera and the cops use that as evidence, then i will be annoyedprocess. then i'll really feel like that's an invasion. >> people just watching people for no other reason. >> bill: all right. i hate to go here but here's where i'm going to go, okay? first, they brought in the cameras and nobody said anything and then they bring in the drones. >> oh, man. >> bill: that's where we're going. >> it is a relatively slippery slope. i don't think that's a ridiculous stance. i feel the horse is out of the barn. >> bill: the drones will be worse. they'll get places that the cameras never could and then there you go. >> scary concept. >> bill: it is. oh man. clinton, great to see you. thanks for coming in. >> good to be here. >> bill: all of your good work. clinton yates local news editor of the "washington post" express. we'll tell you what the president is up to today. >> heard around the country seen on current tv. this is the "bill press show." to like a thousand bees that were just stinging my feet. [ female announcer ] it's known that diabetes damages

meet us at the pizza store four miles over here. we're embarrassed and you're annoyingr girls, i'm happy to go to work if they agree with me. losing every morning is horrendous. >> what happened in china so they shut you down? >> there was some scenes in the film that the chinese didn't feel were -- >> about sex or violence? >> a combination. no politics. a combination. we made some cuts in the movie to accommodate them. i believe the movie will be up and running soon. >> it's a big audience. >> it's a big audience. i don't think any of us want to ignore that audience for a few cuts in the movie. >> i'm always fascinated by your selection process. you don't always pick things that seem like sure-fire hits like "the artist." no way i thought it would work. it won an academy award. what was it about this based on know? >> when you see me gayle, i have to champion the lost causes for a company. we have movies with julie roberts and you'll see me choose movies and my marketing department says you chose it you sell it. last time i did it was "the untouchables." this is a sto

annoying. three times a day. >>> time now for a look at what's coming up a little later on "cbs this morning." >> gayle king joins usork with more on the big show. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frank and elizabeth. frank, did you just say something about menlo park? >> i did. isn't that your hometown? >> i was going to say i went to menlo atherton high school, mighty bears, class of 1972. >> bay area girl, as well. >> love the bay area. >> come back. >> reporter: hello, elizabeth. >> hello. >> good to see you guys. >> you, too. >> reporter: ahead former fbi insider john miller with new information about bombs that exploded in boston plus an inside look at how investigators are searching through thousands of photos and videos to find clues. also, former national security advisor condoleezza rice on what it's like inside the white house right now as it deals with this attack. plus, the secrets of super agers. how they keep their memories sharp. and masters champ adam scott in studio 57. those stories and more when we see you at 7:00. and neither of you guys have to rory about super agers yet -- neither of y

annoying. oh yes that's the america lots of legit ok. the heat is unbearable and our motor is overheating the local grocer helps us to cool it. he's a man driven by anger he experienced the battle of fallujah at first hand and how there was what i am what they are you call a democracy now it's quite simply about killing and stealing our wealth our lands were burnt from the effects of the white phosphorous bombs and now our children are gone disfigured. that they are not one with us they are so beloved all the god living with us go and see the hospitals and you'll see mothers throwing away their babies deform the. by all the chemical weapons that saddam the only good know if there's justice in the world bush will have to answer for his war crimes and crimes against humanity he claimed iraq had weapons of mass destruction but where were they these weapons. before let me although i do know that there was a killer using the white phosphorus bomb while i'm on one side and not even the mosque was safe from his barbarity when i look at the ruined minaret well i'm not that's bush's democracy the job holy hell them about the other bul

. >> you told us at buoyant that you had in high school a little bit of a crush on him. >> yes, i did. how could you not? >> bill: some people are annoyed that the media is spending time humanizing the boston bombers. is that a legitimate criticis criticism? gutfeld and mcgirk be weigh in. >> give me my stuff. give me my stuff right now. i'm getting pissed off right now. >> a vicious classroom fight in california points out how out-of-control many public schools are. we'll show you exactly what happened. >> get your hands off of me. >> caution. you are about to enter the "no spin zone" from washington. "the factor" begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> bill: i'm bill o'reilly reporting tonight from washington, d.c. thanks for watching us. no talking points memo this evening because i want to get right to our lead story, and interview with former congressman barney frank. as you may know, the day after three were killed and more than 200 injured in that awful boston terror attack last week, mr. frank became a center of controversy. while speaking on the phone to cnn, he put forth a political point of view. >> to the terrible situation, let's be grate

. >> you told us at buoyant that you had in high school a little bit of a crush on him. >> yes, i did. how could you not? >> bill: some people are annoyed that the media is spending time humanizing the boston bombers. is that a legitimate criticis criticism?

annoying at times. >> bart says are safeguards against misuse. anyone can seek to have the ba by requesting an administrative hearing. some have pair concerns. >> i think what it is going to be used for for the most part is a tool to keep the homeless out of the station. >> people will think the transit is a public service. let's a police the police handle it. >> bart will announce more details tomorrow. the plan is scheduled to take affect on may 6th. live in san francisco, lilian kim, abc7 news. >> thank you, lilian. starting tomorrow a daily parking fee will go into affect. the $1 a day weekday fee applies to designated parking areas around it from our:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. >>> parents and students learned this weekend their alternative high school in downtown san francisco may be closing. sergio quintana reports that parents are doing what they can to keep the doors open. >> it is san francisco academy at union square veronica has two daughters enrolled. they have excelled at the alternative charter high school. >> it is a great school and the city needs schools like this. >> this letter went out on friday titled likely closure of the san franciscoy. academy. parents and stude

annoying. some people say i wish -- i'm not trying to put her down for it, but i'm trying to explain why -- >> she's a working mom, too, so she has guilt the same way as all of usd justin timberlake. >> tim credits his wife for changing his life. >> he stopped drinking. >> all healthy. and justin is with jessica. they really have a good relationship. >> i love the fairy tales. >> i do, too. >> a couple seconds, but who is henry cavill? >> he's the new superman. >> tell us about him. >> henry is adorable. it's fun. this year we asked everyone what have you learned to embrace about yourself? so traits and personality quirks, and he said he's a complete geek. i'm not sure we'll see him as a geek, but that's who he is on the inside. >> julie, you're adorable. >> thank you. thank you. >> julie, thanks. >> great to see you. >>> we're about to check out the hilarious photos you sent us. >> oh, no. >> "what the what?" is next. every year we pick a new city to explore. but thanks to hotwire, this year we got to take an extra trip. because they get us ridiculously low prices on really nice hotels and car rentals. so we hit boston in the spring-- even caught a game. and w