bad people?es, but if... if the good people just killed all the bad people, then they wouldn't be good anymore, would they? well, that is a point, but they could put all the bad people in big pit and make them kill each other. have you been reading the daily mail again? can i hold the trolley? yes, you can, as long as you're careful and you don't play with it. there's no such word as muzak. no, dad, it's... it doesn't matter. oh! oh, my god! granddad: what? what have you done? i am so sorry? are you okay? what did i tell you, ben? i'm really sorry. is your--oh. don't worry, i'm fine. i'm so sorry. how are we going to stop the person from being bad? you can't teach them. you can't play with them, because they'll just be bad at playing. you have to kill them. well, you could lock them up. oh, no, you couldn't lock them up, because they'll break out because they're so bad. they'll break out. they'll do... breaking-out thingies. you can't have the good people killing the bad people, because that's--t

cop, who they knew was bad. i said -- what are you doing? and he said to me, what do you want to do? and it was this dilemma. he said he was a good policeman. but this concept of "we do what we need to get done" is combined with protecting each other, because it is bus against them. you see it. you continue to see these cases of searches. these policemen do not think -- the people in pacific heights, they think it is okay to break down their door, because they are drug dealers or drug users. the problem we are seeing is the community loses faith in the police department. when we do not have faith and in the police department -- whether it is the judge or the court -- we all lose. these recent events, they are certainly unusual in their occurrence, and one after another. but i think there is something, if we were all on this year, we would say we had been here for awhile. -- if we were all honest here, we would say we had been here for awhile. if you look to the person to your left and to your right, he and i are

he is bad at his job. and that is the latest data in our ongoing now year-long test of the hypothesis that the most powerful elected republican official in the country is bad at that job. that i thinkism important are tant to understand about the republican party, not a slight against mr. boehner, it tells you how they are doing at governing. the other republican in the nation who may not be as important as john boehner, is mitt romney. hoping his campaign will write me a letter, i hope you would forgive me if i tell you it's time to test another hypothesis, that mitt romney is also bad at his job. mitt hromney's job is trying to get nomination trying to get elected president. i don't mean this as a slight i'm trying to assess whoo he's good at what his job is right now. i think he might be bad at that job. this for example was the mitt romney campaign's major event today. this was billed as a major policy address. no major new policies were announced, but this is what it looked like. the stadium is ford f

well, criticism is a word that gets a bad rap.t usually implies, you know, that you're being judgmental rather than, uh, interested. and you are judgmental sometimes. true, but that's the boundary that sometimes you have to be careful about not crossing. i'm very interested in hung's work. i've seen it for 10 years. i see it closely and intimately and often. and, um, it's hard to know what to do except to be interested in it, and to like it, and to talk about it, and to throw in your two cents. and sometimes they get thrown back out. [ speaking chinese ] liu: i just started yesterday. today i work little bit, not much, and her face -- still struggling, and background -- the relationship between the figures and background. at this moment, i feel like to look at it. you know, just slow down this particular piece. i don't like to rush to a conclusion, so, "this is good, this is bad." and it's not bad beginning, but i need to work through it. i don't want to overdo it, but i know it has to be finished, so i feel maybe i should move to

>> so far not too bad in terms of incidents.etting reports of icy patches in some areas and of course as you mentioned the fog, so plan for extra travel time and of course reduced speeds this morning. we have a traffic advisory for those of you traveling in the monkton region. you may see fire equipment in the roadway on old york road between monkton road and troir road, be prepared for a slowdown there. low visibility in some regions but not bad on 29 at maryland 108. looking good in the north and southbound directions. tydings bridge, i-95, you can see a little fog as you travel the span from the bridge on i-95. we have continuous traffic updates on twitter. follow us at maryland traffic. back to you. >>> the mortgage foreclosure settlement looks to be wrapping up. negotiations could lead to the announcement of a deal as soon as today. after hold out for better terms it looks like california and new york will likely be part of a coming up deal. the multi-state settlement would put a number of obligations for the five largest l

that's one thing he does do, he gets them bad attention. and hoekstra he's in an uphill battle against debbie stabenow in michigan. so it's not like he's a frontrunner. this guy is trying to get traction. he still has a primary to get through. he's desperate for attention. and i guess nothing gets attention nowadays than stereotyping and playing up racial stereotypes. mission accomplished if that's what you want. i don't think that's a winning strategy either short-term to win the election, and long-term for the republican party to compete nationally in a country that is increasingly less white. >> you hit the nail on the head, and this brings the subject of larry mccarthy promoting mitt romney and the bug bow of this inherited many cases fear that democrats and liberals have of willie horton. here is the man who did the willie horton going to work for romney. is there any evidence that this stuff works any more. >> i think it works in republican parties. if it's going to work anywhere, that's where it works. nationally, or in a general ele

>> it is bad policy. the sequester is bad policy on the defense side. >> your budget increases spending by $1.5 trillion more than the budget agreement last year and it is in a lot of different places. you make cuts in some places out there, but your net is to increase spending more than the current law and that is not the path we need to be on and the increase in taxes you propose, almost 2 trilli$2 trillion, is pay for that. >> there will be $2 trillion of deficit reduction from the bca. you brought up taxes a few times. we believe in a balanced approach. >> let me ask you this. if you are incorrect in saying that you do not increase spending more than current law, would you consider resigning your office? >> let me go back to the balance -- >> we looked at the numbers. are you that confident? >> i'm confident with our baseline which accurately reflects current policy that we have deficit reduction in dollars. we do it in a balanced way. for every $2.50 of spend cuts, there is $1 of revenue. >> mr. zien

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he is bad at his job. and that is the latest data in our ongoing now year-long test of the hypothesis that the most powerful elected republican official in the country is bad at that job. and that i think is an important thing to understand about the republican party. it's not a slight against mr. boehner. it tells you, though, how they're doing at governing. the other republican in the nation who may not be as important as john boehner, is mitt romney. the party's front-runner for the presidential nomination. and today, in the hopes that mitt romney's campaign will at least write me a stern letter disagreeing with me, i hope that you would forgive me if i tell you it's time to start testing another hypothesis. the hypothesis that mitt romney is also bad at his job. mitt romney's job, of course, is trying to get the nomination of his party so he can try to get elected president. again, i do not mean this as a slight against mr. romney. i'm just trying to assess whether or not he's good at what his job is r

our bad medicine investigation. why doctors are able to continue practicing even years after they are socked with serious allegations. >>> to on going investigation. bad medicine, as abc2 news investigator found out. it could take years for doctors to be punished. this is attracting a lot of attention. >> reporter: that's right. more than 12,000 people have checked out abc 2 news.com/bad medicine , the special page recreated. you can look up the doctor's we tracked by name and complaints, watch all the coverage we have done, look up and found out if your doctor made our cut. despite the cases against many of the doctors, many of them continue to practice for months or years before any action is taken. you trust them with your life. they take an oath to protect it, swearing to do no harm, what about the doctors who break that promise? >> the vast majority of doctors don't have any kind of disciplinary problems. >> reporter: among the 18,000 practicing maryland doctors, there are a handful who do. a small minority who

but every bit of bad news, it takes a pass. that's not fine.employment number comes out it's part of the mess we've inherited. a good one surfaces it's thanks to the fix we initiated. it's human nature, i suppose. the white house made it almost an art form. they're up against a deadline, and they're not getting their way because the republicans are blocking them. when republicans agree to white house demands, press conference to announce they're caving in to the demands. they can't win. the president does. that's what presidents do. he's right to say he inherited a mess. he did. leaving aside a democratic congress for most of the time before had a hand in that mess. congress buy the way, of which one senator obama was part. but again, back to this inherited thing. what is the statute of limitations on it? one year, two, years, years? until the number gets good no matter year? recovery that looked like a mess a month before because the other guy turned suddenly better next month because of you, the new guy, suddenly getting it done guy. here is

it is unfortunate that bad news coming up. are you confident now that you're getting full and accurate information, full disclosures on cfas information? >> sir, i have complete confidence in penny and david making sure that that information comes to me, and they know that i want to hear it, and they know i want to fix problems that they surface to me to the extent i have the power to fix it. so yes. >> could i ask mr. wulf to answer the same question? >> yes. sir, i can confirm that director anderson and i received the message the undersecretary was just discussing, that he wants the bad news within the first week or two of our arrival on the job. and that's very much the spirit in which this report was written for him. yeah, within the organization, i can't necessarily speak to how the culture evolved, but i can tell you that penny and i have gone to great lengths to create a culture of transparency, a culture in which our employees are not afraid to raise issues that they view as problems. we have an open door policy, we ha

. >> so there's good news and bad news. the bad news is that it's wednesday wines day. the bad news is there's a birth control recall. and you thought you were safe! pfizer is recalling about a million of these. packets of birth control because they may not contain just not enough contraception. darn it! so close. >> usually when you get birth control pills, there are seven of them of a different color, like the sugar pills. >> how do you know? >> apparently there were too many of those sugar pills, so you weren't getting enough of the active stuff. >> you were getting a placebo. >> exactly. any way, that's the case. i'm sure this is shocking. we know now. so there you have it. what are they called? >> we're not going to tell you which ones they are. just to make you a little crazy. 14 lots of norjestrol -- that sounds like something you put in your car. >> any way -- >> yet another thing i don't have to worry about, jerry. >> you're clear. so if you -- we keep talking about super bowl commercials. but there's a great commercial from jcpenney. this is the one about when

how can he stay bad when he's doing so much good. we go with rapper 50 cent on a remarkable journey to the most dangerous place he's ever been. >>> plus, the oscar goes to -- the cryer. or the kisser. or maybe the foul mouth. >> it's so [ bleep ]. oops. >> a look at the famous highs and lows of acceptance speeches. and what to watch for this sunday. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline." february 24th, 2012. >>> good evening. i'm juju chang. tonight, we begin with exotic and dangerous animals, that might be lurking in a backyard near you. they're kept as pets by people who don't seem to mind what the neighbors think. with recent headlines about brutal animal attacks and lions and tigers and bears on the loose, we meet the guy who makes it his job to keep those predators caged and your town safe. his business, wild animal insurance. here's abc's matt gutman for our series, "american jungle." >> reporter: cute. but deadly. this might l

ways to purify even the most polluted water. >> not bad? >> reporter: not bad. sugary. and weapons.eapons. >> that's my son's actually. >> reporter: your son has an ak-47? >> of course. >> reporter: once a week, tim takes his sons out to the desert about 30 miles away on a practice run. >> the bad guy is the red guy. >> reporter: a dress rehearsal for doomsday. >> go, go, go, go, get 'em. nice shot. >> reporter: eventually, he plans to build an underground shelter here, a converted shipping container, tricked out with everything they need to survive. >> you just never know. i have a lot of other religious friends that say i don't want to prepare, i'll just go to heaven. i go, well, do you know what it feels like to starve to death? >> reporter: he's one of several people the national geographic channel followed for their new series "doomsday preppers." there's a couple in texas who have converted school buses into getaway vehicles. >> go, go, go, go, go. >> reporter: they live off the grid, filter their own water, and store enough canned goods to last 22 people for years. and there'

at $436 per violation, cities are ripping them off in bad economic times. law enforcement says the cameras are there as a safety measure. and there is a push to change the name of mt. vernon lane to willie mays way. the legend lived on that street for 40 years. it would honor his legacy and work with children. the city council will review the proposal later this month. so far, no opposition. >>> and for the first time in san jose, city and county leaders celebrated black history month by raising a flag at city hall. 60,000 african americans live in santa clara, county. 3%% of the population. >> coming up, men like to think they are better at everything, especially behind the wheel. coming up, the driving skill where women beat men. hands down. >> it was supposed to be secret, but the bad guys were listening into a phone call between the fbi and scott. the mistake one agent made. >>> imagine facing this -- >> the train ran over me. >> how one man went from soldier to suspected terrorist. why he is now a living legend. coming up next. >>> well, we all heard t

how bad a hit to the economy? >> very bad. very bad. there is no good news out of the scenario.fully this will be painful and quick and swift. mr. obama if he wants to maintain his little life in the white house is going to have to do something quickly to make it end and seek out alternatives as fast as possible. >> is there anything to do in the short-term? oil is already at $105 a barrel. it's not yet reflected at the pump price. if next few days or a week you'll probably see the gas price goes up more. president is not in the position to affect price of gas in immediate future. not much he can do. >> whoever is in office when you have $5 gasoline is not there long. >> have you cut back on your driving? >> absolutely. absolutely. it's easy to see. we have great retail numbers tomorrow. wal-mart will report. home depot will report. macy's will report. a nerdy but exciting time for me to see where the consumers are changing their behavior. the first thing we do is slow down, we consolidate trips. shop less. >> you think tomorrow morning when we see the big box stores, come out w

>> bad mouthing the war, bad mouthing bush and bad mouthing america. >> bob: well, not that i want toguy, but it does raise one question. has anybody asked themselves why if this happened in 2006 in a crowded bar nobody, there are no witnesses to to the lawsuit? maybe they're afraid to be witnesses. >> eric: afraid. how about they're seals and coming from a funeral and they said you know what? >> bob: the bar was full of seals? i'm asking. i'm just curious about why there weren't more witnesses who saw this. >> eric: if you listen to jesse ventura, a 9/11 truther and blames bush for 9/11. he is off his rocker. nut job. >> dana: imagine what have happened to jess cue ventur ventura -- jesse ventura if i had been in the bar? >> bob: why weren't there more witnesss? >> andrea: maybe they were drunk. if you are a guy and get your butt kicked i wouldn't want to draw more attention to it like jesse is doing. if the three of you got your butt kicked would you talk about it? unless you are the butt kickers yourself. >> greg: i go to a place where i get my butt kicked. >> bob: a lot of places.

that is like saying that apple pie is a bad, bad thing.t understand mitt romney and how he expects to connect with the people of michigan. it's no wonder ricky the rooster is beating him up there. >> it is interesting that santorum has held the lead longer than anybody else was ten days ago he won missouri, he won minnesota and also colorado, and romney's super pac is escalating attacks on santorum, they will be car pet bombing him here soon. will that work in his home state? >> unfortunately, the attacks right now, ed are not just candidate-unique, they are affecting the entire party. this is a party they alienated women, minorities, unions, teachers, immigrants, now the latest thing is you have santorum out there, alien nating people who send kids to public schools. it used to be, ed, this was just an issue of individual attacks, you attack romney, you attack santorum, you attack newt, now all of those attacks are having a cumulative effect on the entire republican party they look like the taliban, ed, this is a party taken on the nature

it wasn't about the bad economy, wouldn't do this hotel because the economy is bad, because that will bad economy is what made me focus on the value and the price. then i realized that i thought that people wanting to get a good price, it's not about the bad economy, it's a paradigm shift. people want value for their money now. if you're a contrarian like i am, bad times make people react to the bad times and behave a certain way. if you think contrary to that, you can seize an opportunity. ♪ good times, these are called good times ♪ >>> still to come, how are dating and owning a small business similar? the answers may surprise you. and hopefully our panel has a sweet tooth as today's elevator pictures treat them to chunky chocolate. sam: i'm sam chernin. owner of sammy's fish box. i opened the first sammy's back in 1966. my employees are like family. and, i want people that work for me to feel that they're sharing in my success. we purchase as much as we can on the american express open gold card. so we can accumulate as many points as possible. i pass on these points to my employees

i want to smell your armpits so bad.ig: good night, everybody. ,, >>> you're watching cbs 5 eyewitness news in high definition. >>> sheriff mirkarimi begs the judge, please let me see my wife and son. tonight, little known legal rule that may work in his favor. >> ever been out and found yourself next to someone up to no good? the new system bay area bars are now using to keep out the bad seed. >> and the bay area has seen many protests over the year, but none like this. >> the train ran over me. >> a war vet the feds called a domestic terrorist. now a living legend. tonight, he tells me why it was all worth it. >>> good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> and i'm dana king. we have breaking news coming out of oakland. a gunman opened fire near 45th avenue and as many as four people have been shot. the victims have been taken to highland hospital and the medical center in castro valley. this happened about 45 minutes ago. police have secured the area. and this is just the latest round of violence that oakland has seen in the la

if you're in there bad things will happen to you right?> well, yeah, i found a lot of fans who discovered that once rush limbaugh was in robert kraft's box before the game, they changed their allegiances. they were pulling for the giants giants. >> the giants were nice enough to me have--oh, sorry. the giants were nice enough to have me in their box. i could see them lose to washington but that's a whole different story. how did mia get away with that compared to janet jackson a few years ago. >> it's interesting janet jackson, justin timberlake thing was a very top-down media sensation. the media told people you should be outraged by this. in the end i think the fcc got 97 complaints total for the whole thing. most of them from a save the children society of some sort. >> yes. >> this was a very bottom up where watching people responding on twitter and other places on the internet and facebook, everyone was did i just see that? and i think the difference between 2012 and 2004 is that we have twitter and we have the ability to see high def

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i feel bad. i really do. i feel bad i left her out there like that. she knew. you know what i mean? she knew that i had warrants. i met her with warrants. it wasn't like i was this great, wonderful person, met her, started a good relationship then became a jackass. this was an ongoing problem, me being a jackass. >> as much as he would joke around and be funny every now and then you'd get a glimpse to where he was at inside jail and you could tell there was a sad person inside who, you know, really felt bad for his family and what he's put everybody through due to his addiction. >> i got ahold of my family from back east. i haven't heard nothing from them in three months, you know? and it was good. a lot of, like, stress and weight lifted off my shoulders to finally hear from my mom and grandma and find out everybody's batting for me and are going to send money for a lawyer to fight these cases a little bit better. >> how come you couldn't get ahold of them? >> i asked my mom that on the phone. i think they wanted me to suffer a little bit. you know? >> at one point when we were spe

highway for the delta, and snug and brentwood are pretty bad. the peninsula is not so bad. the fog should burn off by 5:00 a.m.. , it really will not be until 9:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m. that it will fall back for us to see some warming from the sunshine. temperatures in the 40's. this afternoon, los '60s. 63-64 is the general average. we will have your 7 day around the bay coming up in a moment. >>george: an easy ride around the bay with no hot spots or delays. if you are heading out the door to the bay bridge you will have no backups, delays or problems across the upper deck although there is a fog advisor it. future on the san mateo is equally good. better than usual westbound in the eastbound. on the golden gate we saw some fog earlier but there are no advisories issued. >>darya: former senator rick santorum has swept both caucuses in minnesota and colorado and finished in first place in the primary. this week raises questions about mitt romney appeal among conservatives. >>justine: new this morning, we are now hearing from where it stands arm whose says money is just pouring

is that such a bad thing? >> it is a bad thing for your publicist. >> you will never have that problem. >> joe your dad is your publicist, right? >> he refused the job. jay it is funny because he is publicizing. >> that's the insulting part. >> that's why he likes to believe in the product. >> your title is starting to make sense. >> the other title is the phrase lin-sanity which is the name of my yacht. people have no idea. it was named after my first girlfriend. it didn't work out. >> and like lindsay lohan could have used that for something. >> now that they have seen my yacht which is huge by the way. they think i am like a -- >> a big fan. >> no, they think i jumped on a ban wagon and i bought a yacht. i think that's the real problem with this. >> your yacht is looking at it a wrong way. >> and that's racist. >> i i think we tore that story to shred. >> from ringers to singers, you will love this one. did a metal god say something odd? he is supporting santorum's campaign. the mega death frontman was aske

whether it's bad by whether they buy it. do you believe in the free market? >> no stoonchts i can't help you then. by the way, why where the wild things are, the wild rumpus is that -- is that -- is rumpus sex? >> sure. >> stephen: the wild rumpus begins. >> the whole bed going up and down. mother screaming, father saying shut up. >> stephen: you know making love. >> and being happy. >> stephen: let's talk about in the -- can we? >> sure. >> stephen: this is banned all over the place do you know why? >> he has a (bleep). >> stephen: he has a tally whacker. >> i never heard that. >> stephen: yeah, yeah a johnson. >> a johnson. >> stephen: you ever heard of johnson. a svon. it's in your book. why are you printing a smutty book? >> because he's a boy. >> stephen: you don't have to rub it in our face. boys wear pants. >> not when they are dreaming. i never had a dream yourself where you were totally -- have you ever had a dream yourself where you were totally naked. >> stephen: no. >> you are a man of little imagination. >> step

so why did things get so bad?mal services says the owner of the farm ran out of money to feed his which i thinks and while he signed over complete owner shop of his farm to the county, he's not cleared yet. he could face animal cruelty charges. juliette goodrich, cbs 5. >>> oakland police are busy. four shootings in 12 hours. three people hit and no one in custody. two shootings in east oakland and one in the east part of the city. in one of the shootings,s the victim and suspect were both on bicycle. >> the shooting occurred about 8:15 this morning on market street near 63rd on the oakland berkeley border. oakland police say the teen was riding his bike to school as he was identified. the victim was on his way to berkeley high school where he is a senior. some students were told about the shoolgt ning in their classes. >> we were all very surprised. i remember somebody left the room because she started to dry. vie felt very bad. >> the principal sent out a group of e-mails to keep them informed and also to preven