( ben howling ) ben! ( ben howling ) don't do the wolf thing! because you said you were going out... you're being ridiculous. yes, you are being ridiculous. but karen's 6, and even she thinks you're being ridiculous. look, i don't get where i'm gonna die. i mean, what, i'm going to the cinema. bye-bye, draxi! oh, yeah, just leave. you're really good parents, aren't you? just walk off! and the thing about tyson is, he's hardly like a boss at all. he's always cracking jokes. he's so funny. you would really like him. yeah, i'm sure. and he's so spontaneous. i mean, with someone like him, work isn't arind at all. well, that's good. that's, uh, that's good. that's, uh... that's good. sorry. i shouldn't keep banging on about him. now, look, i'm pleased you have such a fun boss. do you think we did the right thing with jake? should we have checked with the other parents? look, i don't know, but do you think just for once we could talk about something other than family stuff? yeah-- yeah, you're right. god, how long is it since we've been out together? o

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 something else. like let's talk about getting a pet?

ben! i told you never touch the ignition! ben: i was only trying to help. bens attacking me! revenge of the enemy giant anaconda nest! aah! fire! ( making gun noises ) ( gurgling ) come back here, you. ( machine gun noises ) aaah! dead! ( quiet conversation ) jake, sweetheart, could you do me a favor and go and get the screwdriver? the one in the cupboard upstairs? okay. so, jo, it's great that jake's got a friend who's a girl. as well as all his friends who are boys. 'cause a lot of boys his age just have... boys as friends until they get girls as friends... who are girlfriends. mm. but that's usually when they're a lot older, isn't it? yeah, that's true. ( whispers ) never call me "sweetheart." not that one. the one with the different head. gawd. you're a beeping waste of beeping space! why are you saying "beep"? it's baby-ish. it is not, because whenever gordon brown says a swear word on telly, there's a man behind him with a big machine that puts a beep over it. you've got it all wrong. one, it's gordon ramsey, not gordon brown, and two, he has a beeper in

ben: dad says you'll definitely get caught. sue: is everybody happy? ben: i'm going to be sick. sue: no, you're not. ben: here it comes. ( ben gagging ) sue: and don't force it. pete: you're not gonna be sick, ben. ben: yes, i am. pete: if you are, you're gonna be sick in your book bag. ( phone rings ) hello? oh, hi, veronica. daddy! hello. whoa! ( grunts ) up you come. is it true that those people really took pictures of fairies? what people? some people did take pictures of fairies, yeah, but it was about 100 years ago, and then they all turned out to be faked in the end. why couldn't they find any real fairies to photograph? well, no... no, real fairies are very hard to spot, aren't they? have you ever seen one? i have. i saw two. i saw a real fairy with the tooth fairy, 'cause she was having a new job, and so the other tooth fairy was bringing her around to see and show what they do. that would be a fairy on work experience, wouldn't it? you're very lucky to see that second fairy, 'cause normally they'd just be doing the photocopying or something. who faked those photos? well, actually, it was some

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. why is there a docu

ben. come on, ben. he-- he really is his dad. there isn't much physical resemblance. stranger! stranger! come on! stranger, stranger! stranger! benot funny. come on, ben. come on, ben. i'm not called ben! what's that? where did you get it? um... from playing. playing what? a big boys' game. but let's not tell anyone, so keep it as our little secret? ( groans softly ) do you know... that was possibly the worst family outing ever? well, apart from the bird sanctuary. ohh. that incredibly rare duck. ex-duck. then of course there was st. paul's cathedral. projectile vomiting in the whispering gallery. i'm sorry i snapped earlier. it was angela, and i took it out on you. it's okay. they're lovely when they're asleep, aren't they? do you know jan says that now theirs are all teenagers, they look back on their being this age as the best bit, so i suppose we ought to enjoy it. make the most... he's got a rabbit. your ben's dad, aren't you? whatever story he has told you, it will be a lie. what's a nazi? the school said they would deal with it. i'm gonna go in there tomorrow-- no, please, dad, don't. please, dad, please. you're going to b

ben: deion, where are you? mum: ben, i haven't finished yet! come back here, please! deion, i have to speak to ben for a bit longer. ben, will you please come back here? it's tough starting secondary school, eh, jake? i was, um... i was thinking about when i started secondary school. there were a couple of boys who picked on me. yeah, 'cause you were effeminate. no, not because i was-- dad, what's all this about you being a racist? what? where did you hear that? uh, well, susan bentley's brother goes to your school, and he reckons you're in trouble for being a racist or something. look, some-- some stupid parent has made some stupid complaint, but that absolutely does not make me a racist. okay, jake? okay. i mean, it has to be said, you do shout at ainsley harriott rather a lot when he's on the tv. everyone does that. i shout at vanessa feltz, trinny and susannah... davina mccall... hugh edwards. i-- it does not make me a racist. if anyone is a racist, it is the parent who is bringing this stupid complaint. jake, do you think you ought to go and finish your homework? do i have to? mm-hmm. what ra

and ben welcome if you can because they are going to be this new so let's see ben. ben mans he will start with you i want to go to state what i thought you guys did a great job i mean it's really incredible to see this new generation of organizers and activists taking it to the hill and it's very clear that there's a lot of deep thinking and this movement this is a long term human process i came in from wisconsin i was here with dr jill stein who was out here to support the occupy movement and i think that we're we're looking at a similar kind of frame right now in which we're looking at the two thousand and twelve elections and asking how does this democracy movement move forward in the electoral system that is occupied by corporate money by big business and i think that the actions that you undertook been in that the thousands of others are continuing through the dead of winter as out in des moines last week and people. we're out there in the negative zero degree temperatures this movement is clearly not going away so bends over what what what was like what you know w

ben, you must not lie. he told his teacher i died in iraq. stranger! stranger! ben! i'm not called ben! ( shouting ) come on ben, get up. he didn't even touch you. get up! come on, it's a team game. ben! you're, uh, ben's dad? hi, i'm rory's dad, steve. hi. pete. ben was round our place on sunday. he's, uh, quite a kid, isn't he? yeah... he's, uh, quite a kid. told us all about you. did he? oh, yes. he's, uh, obviously very proud. so tell me, what's gordon brown really like? let's play karaoke! ♪ i'm feelin' lucky ( laughing ) alexa, you'd best pack up your things now, because your mummy rang, and she said she's going to be here in ten minutes... 45 minutes ago. die! ( gunfire noises ) what shall we do now? girls! rrowr. have i become invisible? hello! hey, can you hear something? no. i thought there was someone over there speaking. hello? i didn't hear. i thought it was just our imagination. karen! ♪ mummy's gone invisible ♪ mummy's gone invisible that's enough. oh... ( cell phone rings ) ♪ we can't see her we can't see her ♪ hello. oh, hi! hi, veronica. yes, yeah, i did get your e-mail

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. >>> ben ben marked the -- pope benedict xvi ben marked the end of the year at the vatican's nativity display while swiss guardsmen played silent night and other christmas songs. the pope returns to the basilica sunday morning to preside over new year's day march, an occasion that the vatican marks as world peace day. >>> 2011 ending on a mild weather. will the trend continue into the new year? tucker barnes has a preview. >> reporter: and i guess the answer is yes for tomorrow and wait until you so the forecast next week. we have some real cold on the way and if you're out and b the conditions should be fine as we get closer to the midnight hour. fifty in washington and gradually falling back and 48 to dulles and baltimore. fredericksburg, 41 degrees and there is your satellite radar and the clouds are holding tough here and getting the clearing to the south and into some overnight hours, we should start to clear out and wake up with the sunshine tomorrow in the morning hours. the first half of sunday looks great and big changes by late tomorrow. details on that and this overnight lo

ben nelson. >> ben nelson. >> ben nelson. >> he demanded a payoff, accused of selling his vote. what is wrong with washington? look at the damage he did, higher taxes, cutting medicare spending, embarrassing nebraska. ben nelson sold out to obama when it counted most. senator, it's time to make it right. >> you know, at the bottom of the screen, both sides do this, they tell you where it is coming from. what do most people do when they see something like this and what did we just watch? >> these are both hard-hitting ads. the warren one, i put that on my list as one of the worst ads of the year because it's really -- it turns something completely upside down. elizabeth warren, who everyone believes was a consumer advocate fighting the banks and it turns you into a tool of the banks, which is just plain silly. you can see little clips there and i actually asked crossroads gps for their evidence of that, how were they going to testify those statements? it adds up to absolutely nothing. >> do they have any responsibility to be accurate or do the people that are running them on diffe

beg ben -- big ben to the rescue. 31. game tied. overtime. broncos get the first. first play of overtime, tebow hits thomas. he goes 80 yards and the broncos win it. they face the patriots next week. are you kidding me? >> in the nfc, giants are back. their inconsistent regular season, they take care of the falcons. didn't start out well for eli manning and the g-men. this is a safety. 2-0 falcons. didn't take eli long to recover. how about this, then eli and hicks again in traffic. 72 yards. six grabs, 116-yard for nix. eli saves the best for last. what a throw to manningham in double coverage. eli's 11th playoff pass. they face the packers next sunday. >> these are special moments. go out there and play your best. >> we feel good about whatever the coverage is, whatever your plan is, we're going to have an answer. >> the 49ers' defense had to be concerned as they watched drew brees and the saints man handle the lions, and the 49ers' defense will be tested. brees through for 466-yard yesterday and three touchdowns, racked up 326 total yards on offense. while your

ben himself was ben f. when he was on the "bachelorette" last season because there was another ben. it seems silly. casey b.s. if you ask me. i would force a decision right at the top. week one, i'd say, pick a casey. that way we don't have to spend the next eight weeks listening to this. >> i think my dad would like casey b. casey b. casey b. casey s. casey b. casey s. casey b. casey s. courtney. >> jimmy: the women who didn't get to go on one-on-one dates with ben tonight went on a group date where they were asked to act in a play written by schoolchildren. the bachelorettes had to audition for the kids who wrote the play. bakley who is hated by just about every woman on the show, wore a somewhat revealing outfit for the audition. it got mixed reviews from the play wrights/kids. >> her outfit today, we got lots of -- >> i'm not sure i would wear the striped romper with a very tight fitted chest area in front of children. >> that girl with the -- uh, like -- i wasn't a fan of hers. >> thank you. >> she did good. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i think we found our next bachelor. will you accept this lollipo

ben. or me, your dad, and karen. look, just cut the crap. you're sitting next to ben. why? because i sat next to him on the way out. i had him for an hour in a pedelo. that's nothing! five hundred yards off the coast! ah, dear... this brings back memories. yeah? yeah. when i was little and it snowed, me and my dad would go out and piss in the snow together to make rude words. your dad ever done that with you? um... i don't think so. no, no, you see? parents just don't make the time to do that stuff with their kids nowadays. it is your turn to sit next to benut-- end of story. of course, we could go me, you, jake... and karen, ben, granddad... or would that be unfair on your dad? nah, i think that'd probably be okay. 'cause a lot of stuff washes over him, doesn't it? yeah, that's true. ( woman over pa ) flight t549 is now boarding. oh, hallelujah! that is us. right, right. wagons roll. let's get ready, everyone, please. we've got plenty of time. indeed, we have got plenty of time. that's right. as long as we don't leave everything to the last minute, so come on, karen, ben, get your stuff together. we might as well wait till this queue's died down. yeah, but they said passengers with small children, so we can board. but we don't have any small children. yes, we have, sweetheart. we've got you, and we've got ben. we're not small! i'm the second biggest in the class! maisie warburton is much smaller than me! you'd call her small, but we're not small! karen... and anyway, can a small child do this? ( groans ) ben! no hitting! anyway, i'm not

it has ben bernanke the ben in charge of rescuing the cruise ship his solution would have been to take a boat out of the ship with a crowbar and make the hole in the boat in all the problems bigger that's the central bank solution to the global economic crisis is to make the whole bigger with artificially low interest rates this is what's making the situation even worse and of course in europe we find that they're going to expand the european central banks credit lines by a trillion year zero that's the exact opposite of what is required to bring some of this accountability that you're talking about the maritime law stepped in people are drowning. they're obviously dying so maritime law came in and said ok we have to impose the law now in the global economy people are dying from the derivatives that are being created that are making the top one tenth of one tenth percent of fabulously rich and everyone else is choking on their own fiscal vomit and the regulators are making that easier for the criminals. you with auntie now u.s. lawmakers have announced that controversial and piracy leg

ben, michael, todd, don, george. ben, michael, todd, don, george. ben, michael, todd, don, george. >> but can you juggle? you know what today is? >> try day friday. >> no. also the happiest workday or something like that. what is it? national have fun at work day. >> let's talk about that. >> if you want to have fun, stay home. >> ewin.com. these are ways to celebrate having fun at work. >> fun. >> here's an idea. these are several ideas. choose any one. >> this one i love. >> lunchtime. >> do it. go and sit in your parked car with sunglasses on and point a hair dryer at passing cars, see if they slow down. hysterical. >> page yourself over the intercom and don't disguise your voice. >> every time someone asks you to do something ask if they want fries with that. >> i hate when people do that. >> that'll kill 'em. >> put a trash can on top of your desk and label it inbox. >> and as often as possible skip rather than walk. this is my best -- best one. tell your boss it's not the voices in my head that bother me. it's the voices in your head that do. that should win friends. >> when you get home tell your c

ben jealous. ben, good to have you with us tonight. this is stereotyping to the nth degree. i have to ask you, how insulting is it to the naacp? >> this is extremely frustrating. we would hope that the former speaker would make comments to unite the country, not divide it. make comments that are based on facts, not on stereotypes. >> gingrich considers his comments republican outreach to the african-american community. what do you call it? >> it's just -- it's just wrong. it's just -- it's just wrong. his facts are wong. the implications are wrong. and the effect is wrong. you know, what you want to do when you're a leader, when you're somebody that people look up to, is bring the country together, not tear it apart by getting into old stereotypes that simply are not rooted in fact. >> now, in that sound bite we just played, he said he would like to meet with the naacp. it's my knowledge that your organization, your organization has invited newt gingrich in the past to attend the naacp national convention. is that correct? >> that's absolutely correct. each time he's turned us down. we invited him every year he was speaker because we always invite the speaker. we did invite him every year he was speaker and every year he turned us down. >> what about this time? are you going to take him up on it? he's clearly wrong on his facts. >> we're not there yet. we know each year we're in one of these cycles we invite the nominee of both major parties. usually they come. george bush famously didn't come a couple of times then he came around. john mccain came last time. if gingrich is the nominee, then, of course, we will ask him. >> well, i know bush didn't show up. i think gingrich criticized him for it in his book. >> turning to another republican on tender, rick santorum also made racially charged remarks recently. here they are. >> yeah. >> i don't want to make white people's lives better by giving them somebody else's money. >> santorum claims he never said black people. what do you make of it? >> well, what did you just hear? you know, i mean, it's sort of -- it's sort of just -- it kind of defies logic that you can play a tape of a guy saying black over and over and over again yet he'll deny it. is there a thing called unconscious bias. perhaps that's what's going on here. the reality is the comments he made were heard by people across the country. they are divisive. they are wrong. they are based on the, you know, again on stereotypes. the state he was in in iowa, 9% of the people on public assistance there, are black. in the country, 25% are black. in each case, the overwhelming majority are white. and yet, you know, when he thinks public assistance, he thinks black. and it's just -- that's just unfortunate. again, we would hope he would seek to unite the country, not divide it. we would hope he would talk based on the facts and not on old, vicious lies. >> do you think the republican party has a problem with race? >> you know, the reality is that both parties depending on where you are have people that have issues with race and certainly have long histories. strom thurman when he ran for president was a democrat. and so many other folks, you know, bill connor was a democrat. the reality is that our country has a problem with race. we really need to move beyond it. i mean, the reality is that we all hope for one day we are colorblind. in so many ways right now we are color bound. >> well, comments by newt gingrich stereotyping like that doesn't help anything and certainly doesn't help the dialogue. what makes it worse is when he tries to wordsmith his way out of it which we all know exactly what the hell he said. benlous, good to have you with us tonight. i appreciate your time. >>> how the race card plays politically. we'll talk to our panel later in the program about that. >>> next, it's "psycho talk." there he is. rush limbaugh. he says president obama is peeing on the constitution by making recess appointments. we have unearthed tape of the drugster falling all over himself to praise george w. bush for doing the same thing. ♪ ooh baby, looks like you need a little help there ♪ ♪ ooh baby, (what) can i do for you today? ♪ [ female announcer ] need help keeping your digestive balance? align can help. only align has bifantis, a patented probiotic that naturally helps maintain your digestive balance. try align to help retain a balanced digestive system. try the #1 gastroenterologist recommended probiotic. align. >>> and in "psycho talk" tonight, rush limbaugh, he's all worked up about president obama's recess appointments to the national labor relations board and the consumer financial protection

ben is there has more. -- ben eisler has more. >> in 2009, leggitt proposed turning this into separate fields. they did not find out until 16 months later. the county has been no less animated in their defense. >> do think in the county that soccer field and affordable housing should only go in places like silver spring and brought the bill cannot potomac. -- spring and rockville. >> the group set aside $350,000 for lobbying purposes and consultants. it is significant expenditure is in place of land acquisition costs they submit, but at a fraction of the cost what we would otherwise have to spend to secure land. msi said it was for practical matters. >> we have been around for 40 years doing good things for the community, not just youth soccer programs, but we have a responsibility to the children of our community advocate on their behalf. >> since 2005, this has totaled $10,000 in transfers to leggitt. and the other 15 members gave anything. >> leggitt did not vote that way. >> the county city residents have not paid required before the documents. the disputed documents and said the county has nothing to hide so they should reduce -- produce the documents. >> benws. >> a good day for short sleeves. did you tell your daffodils that today was april? today would have been right at home in mid april. at the annapolis naval academy the weatherbug camera there in time lapse. what to this beautiful beautiful sunrise. hi, then at cirrus clouds. -- high, thin cirrus clouds. the official high temperature 66 degrees. we missed a beat record high by 5 degrees. it in chicago, 56 degrees. they are enjoying this balmy january and it's turning out to be the 19th mildest on record. the that the poor people up in alaska. the bitter, bitter cold goes on. fairbanks's average temperature for january? -27. look at their banks today, right now -- fairbanks today -31. that bitter cold will not be coming into the lower 48. the temperatures compared to yesterday, 17 degrees warmer than yesterday. here is the overall pattern. this ripple will be coming through in the jet pattern in part because of this meeting because there will stay to the north. there will be a little

ben smith and mr. ben white. a big night, who were the winners and losers, ben?as the winner f getting the crowd fired up, he wins and romney is sort

ben. why are we all shouting? you say i'm not allowed to shout. you're absolutely right. it is not fair. it's not fair people shouting the whole way through dinner when we've got guests. ben it's unfair. shh, now... mummy is going to put you back to bed. you're going to put him back to bed, aren't you, mummy? yes. this way. why am i not allowed to shout? well, because... you're just not. can i shout like this?! no, you can't shout like that... can i shout like this?! no! you're on your way to bed. can i watch little britain? no! so the light came on, and, uh, i didn't know what it was, i just thought that's probably very expensive, and... so there we were stuck on the side of the road in the middle of nowhere, but when the breakdown truck arrived, as luck would have it, it turned out to be the alternator, so... gosh, we'd better get back. better go, yeah. we couldn't get a babysitter, so her sister had to come from ewell. from ewell. oh, that's so nice... a sister who helps with the family. will she still be there when you get back, or will she have gone off somewhere to find herself or something? well, that was lovely. thank you. we must have you over again soon. oh, ano

>> of the founding fathers jefferson would be my first choice and then ben franklin. ben franklin didn't run for office, he's still my hero. i think he was one of the most remarkable americans. i think franklin rooseve did more to impact... have an impact on america today than any presidt in the 20th century. nobody else in the0th century could touch him in my opinion. he gave us rural electrification he gave us minimum wages. he gave us aid to education. he started health care. so many things and further more he was very successful on the international front. roosevelt had an enormously successful record internationally, not only in winning the world war ii but in putting us out in front on foreign assistance and all these other things that have... >> rose: is the most important political act of your life the opposition to the vietnam war? >> yes, that was the most striking because for ten years in the united states senate i blasted that war with everything i had and then when i found out i couldn't end it as a senator i became a candite for president and the main purpos

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ben her new grandson-in-law. >> she's part of the reason why i'm here is because growing up she pretty much raised me. >> i think ben is awesome. i really do think that bens worthy of brittany's love. >> ben, will you please walk me to my car? >> i'd love to. >> she's been looking for the right person for a long time. i'd be very happy if those two could make it. >> jimmy: well, that -- that's how she killed grandpa. [ laughter ] you got it? go over there and -- [ applause ] yeah. now, wait a minute. now, hold on. i just want to say beforehand, this is only -- only if you are willing to do this. you don't have to do this. >> do it! [ cheers and applause ] and we'll leave the beard. the beard -- >> thank you. >> jimmy: next week. ponytail, can we get rid of that? she's saying don't do it. what? why not? that's the sport right there. [ applause ] that's the sport. look at that. he looks better. [ applause ] he looks better already. thank you. doesn't he look better now? [ cheers and applause ] thank you, guillermo. now i have your power and i will take your woman! >> it's real. >> jimmy: what's that? >> it's all real, too. >> jimmy: it's beautiful hair. >>

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ben tracy, cbs news, tucson. >> pelley: ben mentioned the brain's singing center.earch has found that it's overdeveloped in professional singers, which may explain why some of us sing opera and others can't carry a tune. also on our minds today, researchers in britain have made a surprising discovery. the loss of memory can start as early as age 45. until now, most research on dementia has focused on seniors. this new study published today may lead scientists to take a closer look at middle aged people. and here is the most memorable picture of the day. a tractor-trailer for target stores missed the mark and wound up in a frozen pond near minneapolis. the driver got out okay and a diver was called in to hook up the cables to haul the truck away. but it's still unclear what caused the accident. as condos go, you won't find many like this. it's kind of a prewar conversion. "on the road" with steve hartman is next. over forty-percent of adults don't meet the recommended daily intake for many vitamins and minerals through diet alone. try... each serving... with 26 esse