ben, can you-- ben, you don't understand.o that she didn't have to give the man money. no, i wasn't lying-- ben: then why did you tell him we couldn't? we can afford a cup of tea. so you were lying. she lies and she murders mice. karen, i think we need to set the mouse...thing to one side. all we mean is... that we just have to be a bit more careful with money at the moment. and i'm...looking for another job. ( phone rings ) oh. and you lot can all help with the little things like... mum: hi, dad! eating all your food. look at this. fantastic. like that's gonna happen. and switching off all the lights.... no, no, no, it's tomorrow you go for your flu jab. do you remember? 'cause i wrote it on the wall. what do you mean you cleaned the wall? i saw ben leave his lights on this morning. yes. karen, it is not good to tell on people all the time. that is not true! and he called me some bad words! he called me a ninny, stop. and he called me an idiot, karen. and he called me a motherfudger. no. it's not a motherfudger, it's a mothe

pete: right up to bed now, ben! ben: let me pass! no, ben, no! no, ben. why can't i watch the football? because it is late. come on. up you go. but i've been on my best behavior all day long. you were specifically told no fighting, no swearing, and no drinking alcohol, and i caught you bashing that kid's head on the floor, shouting, "don't touch my bloody beer." but he was disrespecting me. come on. come on. pete: back to bed. if you went to jail, would they let you come home at night? well, i'm not gonna go to jail. what made you think of that? if you went up to somebody in the street and punched them, would you go to jail? well, um, probably. if you went up and kicked somebody, would you go to jail? kicked somebody? right up their bottom. right, okay. a) i'm not going to go to jail for kicking auntie angela because... she asked for it... who'd ask for somebody to kick them right up the bottom? and b) we're not going to tell anybody, are we? because it would just upset daddy and granddad, so they don't need to know, do they? hmm? now, let's talk about so

dad: ben! ben, please! he is deaf! ben, he is sitting there! what if he heard you? um, jo's outside. jo texted you to say that she was outside? there's this wonderful new invention. it's called the doorbell. shut up, dad. hi, jo! jo: hi, sue. ( footfalls ) karen: it's your go. they're going straight up to his room! they're 12. ( yelling ) it's your go! okay! actually, it's ben's-- oh, for--! ben, come on. you know the rule today. i'm not watching the tv. granddad is. i just happen to be here. granddad seems to be watching jackass. ben's just showing me something. it's just a lot of idiots getting hurt, frank. well, so is what granddad was watching. that was a documentary about the somme, ben! it's exactly the same. just a lot of pictures of people getting hurt. the somme was a battle, a real battle. real people. not-- it wasn't like this. well, this is real as well. they are real crocodiles, dad. you can't compare them, ben. the people who gave their lives at the somme weren't doing it just to get on television. how do you know? because they didn't have television.

leave it said ben. from the middle of the panting stack of men. nobody move said ben. there was a brief silent. or at least when i do. sorry. that's okay said ben. patrice rolled off the bed. then he flickinged it into the toilet. what's this? his head was on my which of the now. that's an orchid. it keeps coming back. one with of those extra touches that mean a lot. he stared down at this offering. it don't look right somehow. i know. especially with a condom on it. he cleaned up at the sink. he started gathering up his clothes. hang with us for a while. busy day tomorrow. >> my other job, bacheloret party. i strip for private parties. that's what this is for. he was stepping into his fatigues. apparently impressed. it ain't worth the bus fair half the time. patrice shrubbed. if a sister has a plate of ribs, there's no way to held her attention. ben and i laughed. i'm serious. tickled to his response. i am up there working my ass off and they are sitting down there with their press on nails. tough crowd. they say they like the mens, he drew out the last. but they don'

ben stein? >> we've seen government trying to pick winners and losers and since the late 50's and imitating the french, thinking the french had the right idea. it never ever works and it's not going to work in green jobs. let the market decide. we have a well functioning system, where it works. let's stop picking on the oil companies and let the free market make the decisions and get out of the government picking winners and losers. >> the numbers are mind biology. 500 million there, 700 million there, it's all gone, what's going on? >> we should be thankful the 300 million wasn't spent. down the way the programs have been run-- >> who has money. >> burn the money and burn the bills and call it green energy because they weren't actually using like electricity or electric heat? and that-- but the point is that you cannot just create jobs out of thin air and these programs, how many more times do we need to say the programs are inefficient, they're poorly run. loan program, for general accountable

something will get the value of the company up. >> and ben, what do you think?s incredible well run company and why stock is so low is a mystery. i am with my learned friend and assistant. it has to go up. >> what are you doing these days. >> i am keeping it liquid and concerned about the future and i hope it is good things. short-term treasury mutual funs index. and it is just seems to me we have to be cautious. >> i like the idea of being liquid. it is where the values are. right. >>> and guys, thank you all very much. we have more next. we are still number one. 15 years young. here's dave now. >> another mad dash for green cash.

does ben have any family members? >> reporter: i'm told he's an only child, shawn and ben lost his father six weeks ago so now his mother in florida has to bury her son next. >> will thomas thank you. >>> another big story we are following tonight disturbing details emerging in court on the murder of a 12-year-old gaithersburg girl. prosecutors reveal that jessica nguyen was stabbed 40 times and left to die on the basement of her home. the accused killer is her stepfather. bob barnard has the story tonight. >> reporter: jessica nguyen's mother and other relatives left the district court this afternoon. moments earlier a judge ordered david hang, held without bond charged with murdering his stepdaughter. >> what bothers me is you have somebody as cold and heartless as and would kill an innocent child and had nothing to do with whatever issues he had. >> reporter: it was a brutal crime, worse than we could imagine, prosecutors saying jessica was stabbed more than 40 times, her body found on the floor of a basement bedro

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it ben the warmest day of thework week.ll pinpoint that day as eyewitness news ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, back to set thanks, roberta. >>> rain one day and a little bit of sunshine and back to rain again and go back to sunshine. what's coming up next? >> it's been keeping us ease and i si easy. tonight what we are noting is the full moon. it's to 100% moon and we are able to see it throughout much of the bay area, only san jose reporting mostly cloudy cities. iran, want, what we have on track for tonight, tomorrow, panning out to be a warmer day for your wednesday. 73 degrees in san francisco com is above the highs. the winds will be out of the north to northwest at 15 miles per hour. one note, we will be experiencing high surf all wet. including mavericks. some 13 feet. be careful. those sneaker waves as well, if you are walking along the beach, because you'll want to head to the beech. refrom high pressure and going to warm up cig lantly, won't be as warm as tuesday. mid 6 os half-moon bay, and humanity is dropping as well. as you go

the fed in this paranoid schizophrenia delusional mind set he's got let me just point one thing out ben bernanke i am volunteer ing to come to washington to help you straighten out your problem if you read everything i've ever written and you eavesdrop on me all day long and stick a video camera up my strength thing you'll find out that everything i'm said can only help you do your job better as a responsible person if you want to get out of the business of financial terrorism but i don't think you want to get out of the business financial terrorism because you're not ideologues and you are part and parcel with those very elements that are destroying economies using suicide bomb. your suicide banker he doesn't need this fancy she expensive software all the us to do is go to google dot com enter ben bernanke oh a look the third search ben bernanke he drunk well ok ok well there you have it i mean they're going to spend millions hundreds of millions to building a spine platform and they just answered to google ben bernanke and it's clear the problem is that he's an alcoholic that's what p

bernanke he owes me money ben bernanke he gives rhonda bence your money back let's look at this tweet here mark probert says the federal reserve is a criminal organization. that didn't take too long did it see you just at the tune in to this episode of the kaiser report. and give us how much tell us you think they're giving away for the software program well i'll fly to washington for free and sort them through their problems but you know if you're going to put me through changes have to charge him accordingly like to their sixty million bucks now let's move on to another one of these international financial institutions these masters of the financial universe who say you would little people down there speak only kindly of us otherwise the system will collapse here is timothy geitner geithner says new democracies need inclusive a commie so this was timothy geithner speaking before the annual meeting of the i.m.f. and world bank and he said the fate of democracy in north africa and the middle east depends on building a commies that help the youth of those nations democracy cowtown this

ben and jerry's is backing the protests. >> ben and jerry's is posting a message to protesters on theire support this call to action and are honored to join you in this call to take back our nation and democracy. >> stephen: what? ben and jerry, how could you support these lefty protesters? what's next, supporting gay marriage just because your hubby's got a chubby for a chunky monkey? [ laughter ] this endorsement implies that i support this protest, because of my ben & jerry's flavor ameri-cone dream. [cheers and applause] no way! my flavor is 100% pro-business. eating it is the perfect way to increase your bottom line. as well as your belly line and the area-formerly-known-as-chin line. [ laughter ] -1- how dare you lump me in with the rest of your anti-corporate socialist flavors like willie nelson's country peach cobbler. phish food, and karamel marx. [ laughter ] not to mention the flavor of my former best friend for six months and current enemy, jimmy fallon's late night snack. [ laughter ] salty caramel swirl, fudge-covered potato chip clusters? it's clearly anti-business since

[laughter] ben mezrich questions the ethics and morality of brilliant people. his account of mark zuckerberg and the creation of facebook was adapted for the screen as "the social network." "bringing down the house" followed a group of mit students who won millions in las vegas, and his latest, "sex on the moon," tracks a possible nasa astronaut candidate as he steals moon rocks. call, e-mail or tweet ben mezrich sunday, november 6th, at noon eastern on booktv on c-span2. >> we have this book called "the deal from hell." um, what's it about, basically, and why should we care, especially why should people watching us far away in bang gore, maine, portland, maine, utica, new york, why should they care? >> this book talks a lot about the differences between journalism today and journalism when i started. when i got into the journalism,

bernanke oh a look the third search ben bernanke you drunk well ok ok well there you have it i mean they're going to spend millions and hundreds of millions to building a spine platform and they just answer to google ben bernanke and it's clear the problem is that he's an alcoholic that's what people are saying about him let's look at twitter max i'm going to do a search there rhonda bence writes has anyone seen ben bernanke he owes me money ben bernanke you give wrong debenture my back but let's look at this tweet here mark says the federal reserve is a criminal organization. that didn't take too long did it see you just happened to them to this episode of the kaiser report and give us how much time do you think they're giving away for the software program offline in washington for free and sort of through their problems but you know if you're going to put me through changes i'm going to charge him accordingly like there's sixty million bucks now let's move on to another one of these international financial institutions these masters of the financial universe who say you little peo

federal reserve here comes feel good tact watch ben big brother bernanke he goes watergate prepares to eavesdrop on everything mentioning the fed yes the fed is apparently seeking the creation about social listening proc form so they can see who's talking about them and importantly know when they're. making negative comments and perhaps intervene and prevent this negative comments from happening but this is some of the an unintended consequences of the patriot act this is the paranoia of the fed they're breaching all kinds of laws again another unintended consequence of barack obama giving blanket immunity to varieties of another telecom companies when they were caught spying on people so number one he wasn't just to wholesale spying on people they try and figure out who out there is trying to get rid of the fed in this paranoid schizophrenia delusional mind set he's got let me just point one thing out ben bernanke i am volunteer ing to come to washington to help you straighten out your problem if you read everything i've ever written and you eavesdrop on me all day long and stick a vi

ben. my question is, do you feel some books have to put a little tinge of sensationalism in the book just to be able to sell the books? >> well, i, i would say in terms of this book i don't think that, and zaheer would be an even better source. i don't think that anything manning put in the book was for sensationalism or to sell books. he was not that kind of author, he was not that kind of man. he had a lot of integrity. i do think that the publisher is going to take the two instances where he raises question and suggests that there may have been same-sex -- not to say that he was gay, but this happened in the 1940s, and then to also talk about alleged infidelity, i think, when they're sending out press packets and they want to get some publicity and get some newspaper interviews and sell some books, they're going to take ahold and say, hey, what's the juiciest thing in a biography that's really talking about malcolm x's political transformation, his political evolution and the way in whi

ben geman.he mentioned he did not have a federally-backed loan. it is one of the questions and provide by solyndra. what is the appropriate role for the government? should be in the business of trying to a dance these energy- technology companies -- to advance these energy-technology companies? one of the comments you have been hearing recently from republicans, even though this was passed under republicans, with the republican president, you have heard criticism that, perhaps the federal government should not be picking "winners and losers." to the flip side of that is the idea that there really should be a federal government push to bolster technologies that have a broader good. there is a real thought that one of the good reasons to have the federal government behind clean or green energy is because -- one of the reasons the financing is needed is because some of the cost. some of the benefits -- reduce greenhouse gas emissions -- the idea is that the benefits of these technologies are not go

>> ben bernanke was right.oviet union would exist and triple a rated country given all of the spending. job creators have faced a juggernaut of reform in three huge sector. finance, energy and health. i am not saying they shouldn't have been reformed but in a targeted and more limited way and extended way . not in one fell woop that terrified job creators and make them feel like they are stranded with what is coming out of the washington. strong dollar policy and tax cuts and cuts in regulation and nondefense spending and you will see the economy boom. >> bernanke is wrong, dennis. if we want more jobs we have to cut back and not expand it. >> we are making the mistake of 19thren. back then recovering from the recession well and then suddenly boom. gop falls nine percent. and stock market loses half of the value. why? a study showed that government talked about cuts and deficit worris and need to raise interest rates too early it is not the cuts themselves. it is the debby-downer thing. debby-downer. >> and tha

. >> reporter: everyday ben paul bikes to work at a shanghai advertising agency.09 when he was laid off in los angeles. >> job hunting in l.a. was really disheartening. one because there's very little to look for in the first place and the hard thing is i didn't hear back from anyone. >> reporter: after six months of looking for a job in america, ben and his wife arcelia gave china a try. they made the right decision. arcelia was this high demand as a therapist for autistic children despite having no chinese language skills. it took ben just a month to land a senior position he's always wanted even though he only speaks conversational mandarin. more than 71,000 americans work in china as permanent residents and hundreds of thousands more are employed under temporary visas. chon's leadership smoothing the way for more white collar foreign workers to arrive by easing the visa process and extending chinese social security to all. >> if you can show people that you have the skills that might not show up on a resume but you believe in yourself that you have them, there

ben eisler, abc 7 news. -- he leaves behind a son. >>> on fifth street in northeast d.c.t there was a fire. that same market was rated last week leading to nearly a dozen arrests by immigration and customs officials. >>> president obama is criticizing a senate vote to reject one of his proposals aimed at getting americans back to work. republicans blocked a $35 billion bill to allow state and local governments avoid laying off teachers and firefighters. this was part of the president's $447 billion jobs plan which was defeated last week. >>> plan to obtain congressional districts in maryland is now lost. mr. big governor o'malley signed legislation outlining the state posing new redistricting map. democrats say that the map reflect population growth in the d.c. suburbs and along interstate corridor northwest of washington. >>> 6:36, 48 degrees. >> still ahead a new study examines whether the link between self phones and cancer exists. >> first, a another check on traffic and weather. >> an unlikely rise to the top. and the weekend captioned by the national captioning inst

it took ben just a month to land a senior position he has always wanted.nversational mandarin. more than 71,000 americans work in china as permanent residents and hundreds of thousands of more are employed under temporary visas. they are extending chinese social security to all. >> if you show you have the skills might not show up on your resume, but you believe in themself and you have them, there will be somebody here willing to listen to them. >> reporter: ben paul has an easy ride here but americans coming to china have to compete with a growing number of well-educated chinese people, more than 6 million new college graduates flood china's job market every year. >> here in china, i really think i can get into a company as they are starting to expand. >> reporter: pennsylvania native phil costela hasn't found a job. every day, he is hitting the pavement in shanghai, resume in hand looking to match his ambitions. >> if i prove myself within one or two years, i could be the executive vice president or head of marketing. >> reporter: phil is studying chine

we want to go to ben wedeman. & a just to be able to hear what's happening behind you. first, set up the story for us. who is fighting whom and why? >> reporter: well, what happened was on sunday evening on this road just behind me, several hundred protestors christians as well as some muslims came to protest against the burning in southern egypt last week of a christian church. now, what happened afterwards is not altogether clear. some of the protestors said that they were -- they had stones thrown at them, that they were attacked by people in civilian clothing, using sticks and machetes. the army, the government, is saying that, in fact, some of the protestors fired using weapon with es on the army itself. we know at least 25 people were killed, the vast majority of them coptic christians. it had has raised a lot of tension here in cairo. the government in this area has imposed a curfew from 2:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. what i have behind my is a crowd of people chanting "islamia." these people are obviously unhappy

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an act that was banned under ben alid's regime. thousands of members of the ennahda party banned from people living abroad. some people are saying that the fact that this party is back in the country is the reason that they voted for them. if you like a show a defiance in the face of their former president, a hated president. >> now a desperate situation is developing in bangkok. >> that's right. thousands of ress accidents are fleeing the capital. so far more than 365 people have died in bangkok's worst flood in decades. thousands have left the northern suburbs. the city center is now completely surrounded by water. the coordinator of a loke cally flood relief center joins me on the line from there. tell us, how is the situation like where you are in central bangkok? >> right now in the center of bangkok is still dry, thankfully. but the water is not far from us. up north where i am is called victory monument which is right in the middle bangkok. the water is 10 to 15 kill om -- kilometers away. and both are threatening the centra

listen and i want to dedicate today's you said i read it to address in the piece written about r t by ben smith of politico it started off as hit piece with the opening lines the russian government propaganda station russia today sometimes does something resembling news reporting and sometimes offers something closer to ham handed soviet style hit these it's let me just start off by inviting ben spencer to my program tell me what soviet style hippies i managed to churn out because i consider what i do here r t what mr smith would call real reporting and fact i regularly bring up topics and questions that ben smith and his friends in the mainstream media don't seem to care much about such is why democrats and republicans can't seem to agree on anything let the fans through extending the most dangerous provisions of the patriot act for which they're happy to come together in a show of unity or continuing to allow the military industrial complex to always keep growing and i was also one of the only news programs to follow the occupy wall street movement from its first day on mr smith and his

big ben may be turning into the leaning tower of london. the british capital landmark is listing slightly, but about half a meter at its highest point. years of nearby the excavation have contributed to the tilt, including an extension of the underground and construction of a subterranean car park. experts believe there is no danger of the clock tower will fall and the time in the next 4000 years. that is a while, anyway. it is time to outlaw the death penalty, says the eu. >> stick around. >> by stoning, a pistol shot to the head, or lethal injection -- these are some of the methods of capital punishment used by iran, china, and the united states. for this year's world day against the death penalty, the european union has again made it clear it wants the practice to be halted in those nations, at a time when more countries are assigning the death penalty than in the past. >> rahm based the coliseum in golden light every time someone in the world is spare the death penalty, or a state abolishes capital punishment. 59 countries in the world

and in a state with high unemployment, ben tracy on why there are thousands of jobs with no workers to fill them. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. from the emerald city. at a time when there is so much anger in the streets of america over wall street greed and corporate corruption, we begin tonight with one of the biggest wall street insider trading cases ever. at a time when many americans were losing their 401(k)s, prosecutors say rajat gupta was leaking secret corporate information to a hedge fund tycoon so that that tycoon's fund wouldn't suffer the same fate. gupta was in a perfect position to do that inside the board rooms of some of the country's biggest corporations. the result, prosecutors say, was that the hedge fund made millions while ordinary americans got soaked. justice correspondent bob orr has our story. >> reporter: as a board more february proctor & gamble, and goldman sachs, rajat gupta regularly heard sensitive corporate secrets, capable of moving stocks up or down, but federal prosecutors say gu

ben? >> reporter: we continue to monitor the situation of the standoff here in stockton that has been going on now for nearly 10 hours. we believe bebe ruiz, the man police believe shot and killed a hell's angel member at a funeral last week is inside the home here on mcdougall street in stockton. police and bomb squad, s.w.a.t. team, paramedics here, standing by just in case something happens. we are not getting much information from police. we don't know if ruiz is alone or has people in the home with him. we talked to a man who called his friend who was in his home next door to where ruiz is believed to be. [ indescernible ] >> i asked him if he saw anybody that maybe -- might think they might be waiting -- you never know. >> he's sitting in his house watching? >> watching through one of his windows, had a pretty good view. >> reporter: the sun is beginning to set now here in stockton. it will be interesting to see how this develops, as darkness approaches. ann? >> ben, are any of the n

i know ben because i was in "the cable guy" that ben directed a long time ago. >> jimmy: that's rightople say this, he really became super famous right as i was the right age for that. he's like an idol. and, i actually felt star struck -- >> jimmy: is that right? >> -- to be around him a little bit. yeah. >> jimmy: that's weird that matthew broderick gets star struck. it's weird. even matthew broderick gets star struck. >> jimmy: even he gets star struck. [ talking over each other ] >> even i. >> jimmy: but yeah, he's an icon as well. i'd freak out. getting crazy good reviews this movie. it's so funny -- >> it's really funny, you know. >> jimmy: can you explain what it's about to everybody? >> it's about a kind of a birdie -- bernie madoff -- about a little birdie. [ talking over each other ] but the birdie is in the circle of life. [ laughter ] and everybody -- >> loves the lion king. >> jimmy: no, no, that's "the lion king." i don't want you to explain "the lion king", it's already out. "tower heist." >> it's very much like the lion king. >> jimmy: it's not like the lion king. it's