he left with the barney's computer thinking he was removing all the evidence. kenneth maxwell drove by on his way home from the party, saw the flames, and called 911. >> i see flames but i can't really see smoke. i mean the back of the house is lit up. is that fire in there? >> when kidwell saw this, he shot maxwell too. police never recovered the barneys' computer or the murder weapon, but kidwell left plenty of electronic and biological evidence behind. >> the thing that sticks out about this case to me more than anything is kenneth maxwell and the sacrifice he made for being a good citizen. >> in november of 2004, james kidwell was tried and convicted of three counts of first-degree murder. he was sentenced to life in prison without parole. >> i think just being detailed and paying attention to detail in my opinion is what you have to do in each and every case to make sure that you don't miss anything. >> nothing you put on a computer is going to disappear unless it's at the bottom of the lake or somehow destroyed in the fire. it's going to follow you even i

barney can speak to that. in the senate, this bill never could have been done -- an awful lot in this bill but for my republican colleagues. as amy knows and barney knows, i didn't tell even my staff i was going to do this. i invited the republican and democratic members to meet in the foreign relations committee room on the first floor of the capitol. the old historic room where they meet after a vote one night about 7:00 at night and i announced before ever telling anyone. i took a democrat and republican on the committee and assigned them responsibility to be in charge of drafting and dealing with various subject matters. so i asked mark warner and bob corker to deal with too big to fail. i asked jack reed and judd gregg to deal with the derivative sector. every democrat and every republican on the committee was asked to work together on that particular issue. it was more than -- it was just too large of questions for the committee to deal with it. so an awful lot of this bill, while their names are on not

welcome, barney. >> thank you. it is really my pleasure and privilege to be joined by senator chris dodd and representative barney frank. they are well known to his audience for many reasons but particularly as the architects of the sweeping financial reform bill that bears their name -- the dodd-frank consumer protection act or dodd-frank. today, we have dodd-frank on dodd-frank. it is a real treat. having worked so closely with both of them and enacting this legislation which is truly historic. senator from a connecticut and he was the chairman of the senate committee on housing and a ring affairs -- urban affairs all through the years of the crisis and through the passage of dodd-frank. barney frank is a former congressman from massachusetts and the former chairman of the house financial services committee. fromnow them well dodd-frank but also as the chairman of the banking committees in the house financial services committee. they were responsible for the tarp. for the credit card act which open-heart -- overh

i couldn't agree with barney more. i will go to my grave believing we did the right thing for the country at that moment. had we not done so, we will be looking at a very different place today. i know historians will talk about it endlessly. resourcescouped the but stabilizing the financial institutions at that moment was absolutely essential. a democratic house and senate with a republican president were 40 days away from a national election to get beyond partisanship and do the right thing for the country. [applause] >> we were not as successful in getting beyond partisanship in the house. the republicans voted against their president. absolute power corrupts. i have always thought that needed an amendment. in some cases it is impotence that corrupts. the republicans in the minority felt free to vote against it. the first time they voted against the overwhelmingly and the second time after the crash they voted against it still, not by as much. after that night -- asked to night,ght -- as to that in 2008, about every

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i don't know if you do, barney. >> i don't. this is -- [inaudible] from nyu who's been working on this. do you know any recent data or information on that? >> [inaudible] >> i think you should go to the microphone. or, yeah. yeah, come over here. it's closer. okay. we're working together on a paper now on what is likely to happen to the drug economy in afghanistan after the security transition, the end of nato combat role in 2014. yes. >> [inaudible] >> i know you're not prepared to speak. [laughter] >> i would just say that i think if you look especially like the most recent afghan opiate survey, the number one reason for cultivation is always going to be cost. sorry, profit. the price went up in 2012 which motivated a lot more cultivation. debt is always a reason as to why cultivation will try and continue. and if you look at certain areas, for example, nimraz we believe the up 345% of cultivation. so you definitely see a parallel there. and also a relationship. e mean, that's probably the most i would comment for now. >> wel

joining me now, barney heart per, orbitz worldwide ceo. let's get to it, barney.mbers and data tell us what could be a healthy or weak summer travel season? >> you know, we're seeing a really strong travel market these days. we did a summer travel survey recently and found 88% of consumers plan to take a summer vacation. that is up 77%. liz: where are they going and planning to do? vacation packages to europe? >> majority, biggest destinations are within the u.s. for u.s. travelers. mexico is a top international destination. europe is a little bit more expensive right now given the approximately 5% deterioration of exchange rate we've seen over last 12 months. however there are ways to save. if you buy airline ticket and hotel together you can save approximately $600 buying a six-night trip from chicago to paris. there is real money to be saved if you buy hotel and flight together. liz: your overall gross bookings edged up by 3%. some of that had to do with very strong, just what you talked about, the packages, hotel, flight, putting it all together. you know, how

we had barney frank on there. >> two franks.how. >> you are supposed to give me a -- >> i am working on it. >> i did get a couple. >>ifies. >> a beautiful little set. >> i hope you bought them privately not at auction. >> i am not sure like i say i don't boy anything. so water the price? you know all about rich that's all you do? >> it's my full-time job. >> you are like astock stalker. >> i'm a reporter, similar. >> this was an amazing amount of money $740 million sold last night. that was the highest single auction in christy's history. here's my top sign of an art bubble. the top seller last night was this piece. we will show it to you barnett newman's black fire went for $84.1 million, including kpix. there it is. do not adjust your screen, folks. it's a panel of black and white with a line down the middle. again over $89 million. andrew, art snobs are going to kill me today. why is this piece worth $80 million? >> it's an adventure or two in effect mo. >> he painted only 117 paintings if his career. a painting this large ha

we had barney frank. i'd like him to come back for two hours. >> why? >> we even found common ground. see, my problem is, they're insisting that anything we do with corporate taxation has to be reef knew neutral, which if ear uncompetitive -- >> what is your choice? >> leave it over there and bring it back. >> if we bring it back, we'll just -- then they're going to going to do it more. we're buying itover seas but it's less. >> it's completely logical, barney franks' answ frank s -- >> he's a lib ral. if there's anything the government does -- >> defense. they do defense. >> even in 1900, it was 8% of gdp. it wasn't 25%. there is something you need to pay for. >> sure. >> instead of not getting enough money, the people that are going to make more money as corporations are more profitable, it's going to flow through to shareholders? >> right. >> tax the wealthy shareholders more. >> you still have taxation. >> or to get the left, you've got to give them something. nobody will do anythigive someb anything for nothing. rebuild midway. what's the other one

provinces and the districts in the villages and yet you have the government which is organized and barney you can also comment on this but as i understand it the start way this is not something that came from the outside that the westerners said oh this kind of government would be benefiting that historic way centralized and particularly the idea of appointments, but that is -- now she's is an anthropologist and described the prerogative of the afghan movement to decide who will govern. >> and he was writing about the afghan government 40 years ago. >> that's right from the historical perspective. so on the one hand it doesn't -- it looks like it doesn't match and i'm just beginning a new project about this trying to understand the difference logic by which karzai appointed all kinds of entered governments that it affords the central government a certain amount of influence. for this kind of informal politics. going forward there are number of political players in afghanistan who believe that there should be serious decentralization. there are a number of scholars and thinkers and there's

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ron paul got to congressman barney frank, for heaven sake, to start a caucus in 2010 on that.nk that's the coming breakthrough here and getting something done in this country, and this book is really written for thinkers, doers and people who are serious about the future of the country. it's very clear. it's historical. >> thank you so much, and for those that are interested it's unstoppable. mr. ralph nader, thank you very much for joining us. >> thanks for the footnote. >> all right. >> imagine even barney frank. imagine being on a fishing trip and catching that. unitedhealthcare's innovative, simple program helps moms stay on track with their doctors to get the right care and guidance. (anncr vo) that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. today is tuesday today, we greet you. treat you. care for you. today, you can come to cleveland clinic for anything, everything or just to get that "thing" checked out. big, small, and yes, the best heart care in the nation. it's here everyday, for everyone. that's the power the power, that's the power of today. cleveland clinic. call tod

are right now, and you had clinton decide to increase homeowner ship up to 70%, and then you had barney frank saying let's roll the dice on mortgages and that created the entire housing dilemma and recession, and there's a reason the home ownership rate should stay 64 to 65% in america. getting back to the average is a good thing. >> jessica, quickly? >> well, i am going to say that i agree that home ownership as an economic indicator is not a wise place to go, but i disagree as to where that came from. it was asthe economy bubble that we had in 2000 and going forward in 2001 after the terrorists attacks and a direct relationship from the bush bang. but we could go from there -- >> that had nothing to do with that. >> oh, it absolutely did. that's when we started looking at home ownership as an economic indicator. >> we can't get into that right now, and i am sorry, jessica. i want to get tracy in. it's hard to get credit and hard to save for a down payment and get a mortgage. >> that's it. and maybe i don't want to dump my life savings into a home right now, and maybe i want to start a

they were forced to come to the store and dress up as fred, wilma and barney f. they did not do it they would of faced theft charges. the punishment fits the crime. >> they were embar ratszed by -- embarrassed. the punishment fit the crime. >>> speaking of the page right out of history, we have another day of cooling weather on the way for northern california. bay area in particular with the numbers coming down a little more tomorrow. we bottom out on monday and tuesday and then a warming trend on the way. as we look out towards bay, the numbers mostly in the 60s. 65 in oakland, san skwroes a65 degrees, a few high clouds out there. a puff or 2 of clouds, a chilly day. the wind speeds, generally below 30 miles an hour. they are gusting mostly at the peaks. livermore, 17, and with numbers only in the 60s t is going to make for a brisk night. 8:00 tonight, we will be looking at partly cloudy skies and readings in the upper 50s. chilly out there. and tomorrow morning, we will start out with clouds on the coastline and partly cloudy skies on the coastline. middle 50s

starr came before a house committee and was being questioned, i think much to his unhappiness by barney frank, and ken starr admitted that there wasn't anything on whitewater. there wasn't anything on travel-gate. there wasn't anything on the cattle futures. there wasn't anything on the billing records. there wasn't anything on the suicide of vince foster. i think barney looked at him and said something like, it would have been nice if you told us that a year and a half ago. >> that's exactly right. charlie pierce, thanks always for your time, man. >> thanks, chris. >>> last week we met the maryland gun dealer who wanted to sell the personalized ip-1, the nation's first smart gun. >> this is all about freedom. it really is, man. even when the nra, the bastion of great freedom, they say this should be prohibited, how hypocritical is that? they're bowing down to fear, bro he'. it's cowardice. they're afraid, so they bow down to that. and that is cowardice. that is not what people who stand for freedom do. you stand up and you fight for what you believe. you do not bow down. >> after word

former house financial services chairman barney frank and former senate inking committee chair chris dodd at 8:00 eastern here on c-span. coming up, michael waldman on the brenner -- brennan center .or justice been talking about the conservative political agenda. rivera on some of the middle east foreign-policy challenges facing the obama administration. join the conversation on facebook and twitter. ♪ host: good morning, everyone. the house is in session this week with legislation blowing to ensure the v.a. controversy. live coverage of the house here on c-span. the front page of wall street journal this month. the obama administration is set to announce new climate change proposal next week. cap and trade and renewable energy options. we will stick with the economy here this morning for the first part of today's washington journal. we want to hear from you. how is the job market for new college graduates?

. >> i'm blown away by this but barney is spelled wrong. >> i'm embarrassed. >> if this isn't the ultimateyou were born to do this, i don't know what it is. >> i had a desire to copy other people's work. ♪ >> original work started pouring out too. young seth creates his own animated movies as his dad recalls. >> he used an old 8 millimeter camera and set on a tripod and came up with a seven-minute video. >> soon seth's working for the local newspaper, "the kent good times dispatch." >> my first job was doing a cartoon when i was about 9 years old and they paid me 5 bucks a week. >> his cartoons are maintained at the kent historical society where marge smith is executive director. >> anything that caught his fancy, he figured out a way to make it funny. a little bit of irreverence but also just innocent fun. >> after high school, he heads to a prestigious art school. >> i was an animation major in college so i had very, very good training from the rhode island school of design. >> part of that training was complete a student film. seth draws and voices the characters. >> hey, about that? an

pero barney se llevÓ gran parte del crÉdito. >> si nombra despertado, se quema todo.. >> las autoridades dijeron que este incendio, en la calle trinity road, la mayorÍa pastizales cerca de zona residencial. y otros en un tacho de basura. en la puerta, ademÁs del garaje. ( habla en inglÉs ) >> cuando empiezan a quemar la propiedad de otro, poner en peligro las zonas de vivienda, se cometen diferentes crÍmenes. no sÓlo en incendio intencional. esto trae memorias de enero de 2012, cuando hubo 60 incendios intencionales en la misma zona, en novato. por haber inhalado humo, tratando de apagar el fuego en el garaje. vea usted, estÁn buscando un sospechoso, que iniciÓ, al menos, otro cuatro incendio cerca del parque. veremos que sucede. con ustedes de regreso los estudios. >> parece haber convertido la regiÓn en un polvorÍn. ya que las montaÑas de santa cruz tambiÉn arde un incendio forestal. justo en la frontera entre los condados de santa aclares santa cruz. muy cerca del Área y madonna. los cuerpos de bomberos de ambos condados, luchan por contenerlo. >> busca determinar

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writer and journalist who has written and followed afghanistan for a long time and was helped by barney rubin. two interrelated questions. one is that i'm interested in what's happened in a few years of the past and thinking first of all the big figure on the radical islamic side. are these people still part of the political equation? the second question, i was interested yesterday to hear carlotta gall talk on npr and she was,. >> she is an author that just published a book called "the wrong enemy." >> what she was talking about pakistan making the obvious point that pakistan is related with domestic afghan politics making the point that there were two views she discerned of the americans about the military the role of the military in pakistan that paradoxically the u.s. military was much stronger and more stringent in saying we should be tougher on particularly protecting of the radicals on the border with afghanistan. it the diplomats, the civilians who kept saying oh we have really have to take care. we don't want to rupture our relations with this important ally. i'm wondering what

bush released a statement in part saying, quote, she was a close companion to her blood relative barneygh he received all the attention, beazley never got any attention. we'll miss her. that's your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> now to the at&t merger with directv. a deal some analysts are saying could affect one in four households. 80 million people in the u.s. could have 25% fewer paid tv provider choices. joining me now david nakamura with the washington post. david, good morning to you. you're very aware of the move in dc as we look at two major deals being considered. this latest one the fcc and antitrust regulators have to check off on it. >> absolutely, richard. you're seeing the sort of buildup among internet and phone providers trying to get as big as possible. they can help the consumers through the greater internet speeds through mobile service. the truth is there's some skepticism here. i think you're seeing the companies do this to compete with each other. there's a lot of pressure on regulators to look at the narrowing of options the consumers have. this will like

the legislation bears the name of former congressman barney frank, but he's not optimistic that any positiveo banking regulation will come from congress. and theres nothing new or normal for his reason why. "the atmosphere in washington is so toxic right now that nothing can be improved because nobody trusts each other." frank added that his biggest regret fropm the bill that bears his name is the failure to 'Ñunify the commodities futures /Ñ/Ñtrading commission with the 'Ñsecurities exchange commissio. he believes there's no good /Ñ/Ñreason why the two regulatos /Ñ/Ñaren't working together as Ñ institution. oÑ'Ñ/Ñ freddie mac and fannie mae are on firmer footing since the financial crisis... combined fannie and freddie generated a blockbuster fs first quarter of $9.3 billion in net income. the mortgage related firms will pay back $10 billion to the u.s. treasury in june. bringing the total to $213 billion topping the taxpayer bailout of $188 billion. a cash craze is happening in the housing market. realty track reports a record of home sales were in cash in the first quarter. "all cash" dea

president bush released a statement saying in part, she was a close companion to her blood relative barneyion, beasley never held a grudge against him. she was a guardian to our cats, bob and bernadette, who, like laura and i, will miss her. >>> graduation season is here. this weekend full commencement addresses to graduating students and advice meant for people of all ages. >> you are graduating today as the most diverse class in yale's long history. or as they call it in the nba, donald sterling's worst nightmare. >> we're in the depths of the most serious environmental crisis in human history. and in that i include the most recent ice age, because things are happening faster than ever before. but i believe you all can help us avoid disaster, but i'm also hoping you can help us avoid another disco era. >> for all the hype about millennials being an entitled me, me, me generation, in fact, yours is a generation determined to make a difference. >> i don't see anything wrong with disco. maybe that's just me. >>> on sunday, red bulls air force sent wings suits flyers soaring above new york c

united states who collapsed the world economy in 2008, rubiny geithner, robert is number one, and barney frank. host: your response? interesting, and this has been written a lot as well. one of the big issues that came up in the financial crisis was how did this happen? as a list look at it there is a lot of blame to go around on both sides of the aisle. under the clinton administration, banking regulations were loosened. there was a lot more liberalization of the financial somets which allowed excessive risk taking to take place. only happen under the republican watch, it also happened under the democratic watch as well. there is plenty of blame to go around. host: i want to ask you about what he faced from a number of leading critics of the president from his left flank. tookis an exchange that place. i want to ask you what he faced from elizabeth warren. [video clip] >> you talk about leaving the homeowner. this is what about whether or not the investors in these mortgages, some who made substantial profits during the glory days should be required to the the losses when mortgages that

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it's at an event marking the 15 0th anniversary, and warny frank talked about -- barney frank talked the success of the t.a.r.p. program as well as its political costs. >> we did something unpopular that staved off disaster. here's the disadvantage politicians are at vis-a-vis economists. economists can write articles and do analyses in which they invoke the counterfactual. they can talk about why this was a good thing, because they can talk about the counterfactual. what would have happened. politicians are not allowed to use the counterfactual. any elected official gets up there and says, look, i understand you're upset, but it would have finish i staved it from getting a lot worse. i mean, it was so frustrating. i actually had a slogan which jim see get's brother printed up which i was dissuaded from using in 2010 -- [laughter] it said things would have sucked worse without me. [laughter] that was my political -- [laughter] but the problem was we got all of the negative political vibes from the t.a.r.p. and very little public. that's why it was still very tough to get the bill thr

he's got a certain charm when barney frank doesn't feel like answering. is a stupid question. and kind of move on and not oons it. there you go. >> i'll take stupid question over you're the worse. lots of people can ask stupid questions. >>> coming up next on "new day," malaysian authorities reports on flight 370 is set to be released any moment. we'll have it right here with you and we will break it down. >>> plus, as many try to figure out how to force clippers owner donald sterling to sell the team, the focus is shifting to the women in his wife. the mi mistress, the wife who is suing the mistress. stay with us. [ hypnotist ] you are feeling satisfied without standard leather. you are feeling exhilarated with front-wheel drive. you are feeling powerful with a 4-cylinder engine. [ male announcer ] open your eyes... to the 6-cylinder, 8-speed lexus gs. with more standard horsepower than any of its german competitors. this is a wake-up call. ♪ this is the first power plant in the country to combine solar and natural gas at the same location. during the da

even though barney reed -- barney received all the attention -- a shortoing to take break. we are going to focus on a book that is getting a lot of attention. it is called "stress test." katz will be joining us to give us his perspective of what is in the work. the washington journal continues on this sunday morning. we are back in a moment. ♪ who first remember influenced you to think about issues and government? >> that was my father and mother. i was so impressed with it that i put it in a book. they raised two children and a factory town in england. around theersation dinner table. there was no looking at tv or listening to radio. we talked and they challenged us in a nice way. they needled us and choked with us. with us.oked freedom requires responsibility. you can't just say i want freedom. most people think they are free because they are personally free. own clothes,their make their own friends, each with them want -- what they want. you have to engage in democracy. my dad would say if you don't use your rights you are going to lose your rights. at 8:00 nader tonight

not where barney's of new york come from. so they're very relatable. built a great correct collection with vince. they built a great line of shoes, people were drawn in with the shoe first. $82. this is amazing. jessica simpson. is that the jessica simpson? melissa: why do the kardashians and sears not work? >> you have to be present and involved in whatever you do. because it is very transparent. if the consumer thinks you're not really in it, just in it for the money, it is very transparent today. melissa: really? >> it really is. they absolutely can tell. melissa: sarah jessica parker. >> kardashians buy anything from sears? melissa: i don't know if they know where it is. i don't think she can spell it. that is different issue. sara jessica parker is somebody known very well for fashion. people love to copy her. love to see what she is doing. she had a brand, bitten and launched and gone in list than a year. how is it, seems like she would have the knowledge to pick the right person. >> sometimes through trial and error. there are a lot of things th

also barney frank, the democratic congressmen who led the house effort on tarp will be releasing one soon. as you well know, these books and movies can be equal parts history and sometimes they're just put out to settle scores. what former officials have fared the best so far? >> that's a great point. the insider account is as washington as a gets. it's not even the people writing them, it's people participating anonymously. i think what you've seen from tim geithner in his public comments and you see in the book as well, they are trying to get their viewpoint of history on the record. they want people to know where they are coming from because as you and i have talked to people who officiated in this -- who participated as prospect, if you are not writing it, you lose control of the narrative. , particularly some outsider accounts that have come out looking very good -- one a believer not as hank paulson. his book is a new york times best-seller and the accounts sorkin,by andrew ross they came out very well. tim geithner has come out well in a lot of outsider accounts. depending on

cubs up a pair in the ninth, but new york has the bases loaded when darwin barney tries to turn a double play, but throws it away and two runs score. it's still tied at two in the 13-th with jose veras on the mound... and a wild pitch allows the go-ahead run to score. cubs lose 4-2. with a one- four- six e-r-a, but he's winless in ten starts this season. the spurs beat oklahoma city for a two- oh lead in the western conference finals. in the w-n-b-a, the sky beat connecticut to remain undefeated. >> it's like everybody in town can still from that guy. >> great pitcher but no w. but stich a look at our day. 60 degrees today. 62 by 10:00 a.m.. 5:00 p.m. we're down to 68. today's high temperatures 70 degrees. short sleeves or long sleeves, it's your decision. it won't be very cool. expect to stay dry today and through much of the three day weekend. details on the next chance of rain in a moment. >> a few hot spots out there this morning including some overnight roadworks slowing things down. with a crash in bound kennedy at diversity, three left lanes blocked. thus the outbound side. watch

this is why ron paul and barney frank formed the congress -- formed a conga -- formed a caucus to cut the pentagon >> why has a big meeting not covered this. they have, haven't they. coverage of the military foreign policy in this country, other than the independent media, is to go coverage. once in a while there's really investigative work. large, this could occur if the media was on it after day. we have to public hearings, for example. in 2013 you showed a side of yourself that we don't often see. this has something to do with the 19th annual funniest celebrity contest. here you are. >> people think i don't laugh. [laughter] one person said i cited on saturday night live five times, and i did live. so i have chosen three different labs and am going to audition them. i hope, by your reaction, that i pick one. if you're going to be a leader juergen have to learn how to laugh through the cruelty of it all. the first lap is from senator al franken. heh hehe this -- hehhhh. the next one is desmond tutu. he hee heee this -- hee heeee. that's what you get that? >> who talked into doing th

all the families who had been cheated by big banks and credit card companies, all the hard work by barney the consumer groups, heather, dan, the president, all that knocking on doors and all those meetings, and now it was coming to an end. so i asked if there would be a vote, even a losing vote. but the answer was, no. the death wouldn't be a public execution. instead, the senate banking committee would propose a financial reform bill with no consumer agency. no one in the senate, not a single democrat or a single republican, would ever have to vote against the agency. instead, it would just be suffocated quietly in its crib. no one would ever know exactly who had killed it or why. so i asked my last question: when? how long before the locked-in version of the bill would be introduced in the senate banking committee with or without the consumer agency. best estimate -- that's a little loud. best estimate, three weeks. the deal wasn't finalized, and there was still a lot of moving pieces that needed to be worked out. so i called dan. dan is my former student and was my wingman down here in

sunny eave a dog called barney. he is a shelter dog, had him two years, maybe four or five years old, and the story with barney is, he was turned in by somebody to an animal shelter, a rural virginia county, and they don't keep them that long, one or two days, and they were going to put him down, but a volunteer there called friends of mine, a shelter that i'm called to, called lost dog and cat in virginia, arlington, virginia, and they sent their van over there picked up six or seven of them within hours of them being put to death, and guy to these adoption things from time to time. i still do. and i had lost pepsi. pepsi had died. about six or seven months earlier, and a buddy of mine and i were on the floor playing with the dogs, and this one in particular was very receptive to us, and he wanted to take him home but his wife said no. and then i wanted to take him home, and if waited a few days and called them and they said he available. they had him four weeks, long time, so he is my little buddy, a bundle of joy

as stewart barney would say, more money for the lawyers. >>> sending in the drones. i know, right? it's astounding. >> doesn't stop. >> in this case, the united states is sending in unmanned aircraft in the skies over nigeria, to try to track down those hundreds of kidnapped girls. we're also hearing about american marines on the move now. hashtag. we'll be right back. and the award goes to ceramics house. congratulations. thank you. the success of your small business depends on results. go vests! all organic, and there's tons of info on our website. that's why you rely on the best for your business. and verizon delivers the best devices on the best network. you're all big toes to me. so go ahead, stream and download with confidence on america's largest, most reliable 4glte network. activate any 4glte smartphone and get $100 off. for best results, use verizon. you really love, what would you do?" ♪ [ woman ] i'd be a writer. [ man ] i'd be a baker. [ woman ] i wanna be a pie maker. [ man ] i wanna be a pilot. [ woman ] i'd be an architect. what if i told you someone could pay you a

he has a huge straight guy following because he played that barney guy all those years on "how i met your mother." he's a terrific actor. he can play anything. >> by the way, it's so funny. because if someone else would have done that exact cover with a top hat covering that strategic part, a lot of people would have been like oh, my god, what are they doing? because it's neil patrick harris it's like the cutest thing ever. i'm sorry. there's something about him that he can do no wrong. >> i agree. there are certain people who just get away with it. he's just lovable. >> yes. and he is among them. so oprah winfrey, by the way, you know, she's got her own network and all that stuff. own. and you wonder how did someone start out? what were they like in the beginning before they were oprah? she had an audition tape that was somehow released on youtube. it was released on own's youtube channel. so they did release it. it's an audition trying out for a chicago morning show back in 1983. check it out. >> my name is oprah winfrey. oprah spelled oprah, and if you notice it's harpo spelled ba

barney. remember him.ime for our weekly tribute to the fcc where we bleep and blur things whether they need it or not. this week in unnecessary censorship. >> i like his personality. he is feisty. >> where in the world is toronto's [ bleep ] mayor. >> now as the clippers prepare for a big game tonight fans are [ bleep ] uppen more ways than one. >> are you in love with donald sterling? >> i [ bleep ] him. >> i'm not sure that's what i asked. >> do you have any sense that he knows he [ bleep ] up here. >> most firefighters would say, hey, thank you [ bleep ]. >> ask you how would you [ bleep ] my [ bleep ]? >> have you? >> have i? >> [ bleep ] -- >> have i [ bleep ] -- >> what did he say? >> [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. >> i built a bridge it was all wobbly. >> but you let it [ bleep ] in the [ bleep ]. >> yeah, i will get you [ bleep ] me again. >> can we build it? bob the builder. >> jimmy: lake bell is here. we have music from pharrell williams, and we'll be right back with kobe bryant. ♪ you have three questio

his nickname was barney. surely enlisted in the navy and was a radio operator. was shot down and killed on his 21st birthday in 1945. i was always grew up with all these stories about the home life. america of world war 2, is tremendously different from the -- to wasn't even called world war ii, after december 11th, 1941. world war i wasn't called world war i, it was the war to end all wars which gave rise to new threatening powers which then led to world war ii. come out of world war ii the president of the united states from franklin roosevelt to barack obama and everyone in between is known as the most powerful man in the world, the leader of the free world. that wasn't a fixation of the united states president, there were many powerful men and in russia, czars, england, the navy the ruble waves, that we were not the superpower, we are very isolationist from world war i. world war ii changes everything. you cannot put your finger on any part of american culture, society, silence, politics, everything changes. we reject the lead of nations. we pass into the 19

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. ♪ i love you you love me >> rated g. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: barney, remember him?ne more thing, it's thursday night, it's time for our weekly tribute to the fcc where we bleep and blur things whether they need it or not. it is "this week in unnecessary cens censorship." >> california chrome, we met him, i like his personality, hadn't trying to [ bleep ] us so he's feisty. >> where in toronto is. [ bleep ] mayor? >> clippers prepare for a big name tonight, fans are [ bleep ] in more ways than one. >> are you in love with donald sterling? >> i [ bleep ] him. >> i'm not sure that's what i asked. >> did you get any sense that he knows he [ bleep ] up here? >> i think most firefighters would say, hey, thank you mother [ bleep ]. >> i'd like to ask you, how would you [ bleep ] my butt? >> have you -- >> have i? >> [ bleep ]. >> have i [ bleep ] the bum? no, that would be telling, wouldn't it. >> what did you say? >> he said [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. >> i filled the bridge but it was all wobbly. >> but you let us [ bleep ] you in the [ bleep ]. >> yes, i'm going to let you [

barney clone is a double rubble, bringing you back to "the flintstones," stone cold, coldstone, old stonedillie nelson, nelson month and the fifth is, haha, lol, lbj, j. lo, low ball, ball point, point break, breakdown, downfall, fall down, down town, town hall, hall of the mountain, hall of the lion king, [ laughter ] topanga, bringing you back to "boy meets world," world's fair, fair and square, square root, the roots, the greatest band in all the land -- [ cheers and applause ] --that lended a hand on nbc, studio 6b, "the tonight show starring me, jimmy fallon. how you like me now? ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> i get it. you're better than me. that's all i had going for me though. i'm out of here. [ audience aws ] >> jimmy: come on, man. hey. hey come one. come back, dude. come on. it's a fun show. i'm sorry. come on back. [ laughter ] come on. hey, we have dolly parton on the show tonight. she has a new album out. we have taylor kitsch. yeah, yeah, yeah. there you go. come on back. it's a great show. [ applause ] come on, hey. come on! come back it's a great show. we got a hot audience,