i knew jack benny and george burns and ronald reagan. >> what was his relationship to them?> i don't know what this was. i don't know what this was. >> but root over height over he was a political -- >> this is a favorite picture of mine. grover cleveland and alexander. that was -- i love that picture. >> political question i want to ask you about is over here with president truman with your husband endorsing president truman right there? >> oh, yes. he was a big fan of truman's. >> are people surprised when they find out? >> yes, yes. >> what did he like about him? >> he liked him because he thought he was strong and direct and principled. he just liked him. >> were you interested in politics? >> no, i wasn't. i wasn't. >> can you remember -- >> i knew nothing about politics when we got married. nothing. >> were your mother and father political? >> no, not really. >> can you remember the first time you got interested? >> well, after i married ronnie. he had always been involved in politics. he would always go out and campaign for whoever he was interested in. and in those d

henry and benny. the sweetest people.ow, the band, whom i loved, starts singed "i'm proud to be an american," and i stand up, you know, we all do. everybody and it's that kind of place. i look around at my new friends, henny and benny, and they're standing up, standing up, and you know what he said to me? we weren't be a free country if it weren't for yours because of what we did during world war ii. >> very nice. >> i want to say hello to them, too. we're wearing veils over our wine, not to keep us from drinking it, though i guess you could do it through it, but to keep the bugs out of it, in a classy way. >> okay. >> you can get those yourself. one last thing, very quickly. hoda, have you seen this? i have good news and bad news for you. you're in "in touch" magazine. the bad news is, who wore it better? >> that's just mean. i don't care. >> they think katherine heigl wore it better, it's the dress. and i loved this dress on you and i think the dress looks lovely on you because it's nice and smooth and it's a little wri

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our babysitters told us at one point that they came home laughing and they said, oh, annelise and bennie had taken the mobile phones and role-playing said annelise says there's been an explosion and tel-aviv and bennie said have you sent a photographer. [laughter] >> at that point we realized it might be time to get back to america and with that we should probably put it up to questions. >> we'll leave at that and answer your questions. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. [applause] >> yes. we have a microphone making its way to you. >> i just wanted to ask you, did you know you were going to write this book when you first went there? did you keep notes or a journal or are you just relying on what you remember? >> it's a good question. no, we did not know we were going to write this book and we didn't keep any notes. the only notes we had were really the stories that we had written and we did have a good archive of that because of the pieces i'd done for fox and that greg had written. but it's amazing how memories work because the really strong memories -- they don't fade and the reall

then, bennie newman was charged with murder in the first degree. a high operations manager at general electric, 5,000 people reported to him. including the wife of the dead man. andrea schneiderman. his trial began this week in atlanta. that silver car traced back to him, hemi neumann. this man sold him the gun. >> he started off by saying don't ever have a mistress. >> reporter: even neumann knew he had been caught. his lawyer admitted it in court. >> hemi neumann shot and killed rusty schneiderman. >> reporter: the why gets sticky. the prosecutor said neumann killed in cold blood because he was in love with andrea and wanted him out of the way to he could marry her and raise her two children. the defense says neumann is a sick man who killed, not from hatred, but from insanity. >> he has a delusional disorder. >> reporter: and here's the shocker. the defense is arguing a devil that sounded like singer barry white -- ♪ i put you up >> reporter: told him to kill himself. and then, an angel resembling olivia newton-john, told him to kill schneiderma

if i don't mention commissioner leroy king, sit -- sitting with former redevelopment commissioner bennyforward to working with kim to get students to come visit the kinsey exhibit. just one second. and also supervisor scott winer -- weiner is here also. let's welcome him. newly elected schedule. we're back on schedule and graced with the presence of our new mayor. we, as i mentioned earlier, we had the pleasure of working well. are city administrator at the time ed lee and supervisor ross mirkarimi in connection with the adoption of the slavery disclosure ordinance a couple years ago. and we look forward to working with him on many issues to come. please welcome mayor ed lee. >> hello, everybody. you know i don't like to read speeches. i've been doing that in the past, so i want to have a chance to speak from the heart. this is our celebration of black history month. and i am so happy to see all of you come to city hall to recognize this and to recognize the great work that pat williams is doing because about the stories that need to be told. and i, as my life becomes unfolding in front

benny one you're working on to be this my friend. yeah i. mean you know. you and i. don't but i'm not on the show and i don't forget. it's normal every day i just my friend sophie probably two or three then a new king then somebody. teacher. then i get a. lot of letters. that muslims say are blood i learned to english a study in your dictionary. i would learn two sentences every night. and i would practice some on the beach the next day. and i studied important words to do with sailing and fishing tracking and renting to keep things that were relevant to my life. and. something in. this and i start. looking looking. less and less and less and. awake and. this stuff. is probably. something fifty dollars something. and if money. sometimes. you know. but there's endure and then looking. good. but i never had. i love you. if you wouldn't. go to. holland. i've got to get. i've got to get. better than that and i thought again. i sell the package. mostly i don't ask for a payout up front. first and foremost i sell it out for people one she's been in valley in for a while it

that is what i want to do more and more with people like mark benny off -- benihoff, and zynga and twitter. we will have a cadre of billionaires' at the same time they are to san franciscans. they will demonstrate how they want to work in the city and how we can create jobs. >> it was said no public money would be spent on stage in the america's cup. is that a promise you can still make? >> i am confident we will be dependent on private investments to make sure america's cup is successful. the $32 million, $12 million of which has already been raised, will be succeeded in our fund raising. >> oakland has had a bit of a hot streak the last few years in attracting tech companies -- pandora, and rumors of a couple more. there is indication that rent is about to go off the charts, or at least up the escalator, in san francisco. that has historically been very good for oakland. are you expecting that to happen again? are you encouraging those companies to come to oakland? >> i try not to get in trouble by venturing over there too much. we're trying to respond and take people out. in may, we wil

questions for benny thompson and kevin mcclean is with the customs committee on maritime security. >> in what is coming to the united states, it is not scanned. >> in the maritime environment in terms of physical scanning, this would be the majority of 95%. >> all right. >> why not? >> we have been discussing the complexities of the process and the tests we have undertaken with sfi to examine the feasibility. at the same time, we have been aggressively pursuing the layered approach on the targeting intel and through csi through partners to conduct the exams on high risk shipments and working with the standards. >> i understand that. taking whatever you are doing whether it is high risk shipments or anything like that, at this point in this hearing today, is there any shipments using your proptocols using you standards that are not screened? whether you are saying it is the layered approach or you are scanning or taking high risk? i want to know what the number is. >> we have stated contents on all shipments for the united states and through the isf, 10 plus 2 filing, we have the locat

. >> reporter: chico came to new york and worked as an arranger for benny goodman and dizzy gillespieunding his own oh, tra. he taught arturo his own music and after chico died in 2001, arturo took over. the following year, arturo went to cuba. he went again in 2010. that visit was filmed for the forthcoming documentary "oye cuba, a journey home." people have politicized cuba and politicized your visit there. >> i got a lot of hate mail. >> reporter: saying? >> that i was a disgrace to my farther's name. my farther was rolling in his grave. >> reporter: what remember you hoping to accomplish? >> i brought my father's music back to cuba to be played by his orchestra. the last number was called "fathers and sons, from havana to new york and back." and it featured my children, zach and adam. >> reporter: zach, a drummer, and adam, who plays trumpet, shared the stage in this tribute at the havana jazz festival. >> man, there wasn't a dry eye in the house. >> reporter: o'farrill's sons aren't the only ones to inherit his musical legacy. twice a week when he's not on the road, o'farrill men

>> the last english person i respected was benny hill. the rest of these guys guys are wasting our time. >> greg, you said nobody can read your mind and that's what scares you about -- the stuff like what happened here. "the daily caller" makes a good point. he says, i think it is ridiculous to suspend martin, but maybe some goodwill come of it. maybe he will think twice before he complains of dog whistles. he sees how unfair it is when others complain what your motives are. >> in your face. i don't trust him because he has two first names, row -- roland and martin. where is the smith? >> pab, i agree you can say you don't like somebody's tweets or think they are out of line, but there is a big difference between that and calling for somebody to be fired, right? >> yes, absolutely. but most companies you can hire or fire without cause, and somebody whose job is to give opinions and be out there in the public, if you cross the line, it can happen. >> i can't go to strip bars anymore. >> but charlie, that's for a whole separate reason. >> t

benny hamlin came from laps down to finish in the top five. montoya in the top ten. lead lap cars, burton, allmendinger and kahne also running at the finish. down to john roberts and michael waltrip. >> what a performance by kyle busch. what a finish and mikey if it this is a kine of what we are in for the rest of this week wu want to stay tuned. >> darrell: i need to get. >> jeff gordon was upside down. what did he say? i had a ball. racing is fun at daytona and it will be amazing for the daytona 500. >> john: you can say what you want about kyle busch but he can certainly drive the wheels off a race car and did it literally today. coming up next on fox, your late local news. fox late night at 11:00. alcatraz. 12:00 a.m. the new girl. check your local listings. the next matter of business here at daytona is to set the front row for the great american race. tomorrow, qualifying at 1:00 live on fox from the daytona international speedway. we will set the frond row and everybody else has to go back to the drawing board. tune in for that because it has been a wild week

. >> justine baitman in the third season of "family ties" as for newt, dig up benny hill. they look like they were separated at birth. >> that's true. he can slap ron paul's head. >> he is surrounded by his ex-wifes. >> if we do a "red eye" i want silion murphy to play me and rachel mcadams to play andy. >> and i want to play the plane. >> and you shall, my friend. >>> we have to take a break. leave now. >>> welcome back. well, newly released court document reis veal courtney love has caused house fires, killed family pets and taken every prescription pill imaginable. i know, surprised? in a restraining order in 2009 love's daughter, francis bean cobain said of her mother, quote, she basically exists on xanax aterol, sugar and cigarettes. she falls on sleep in her bed smoking and i am worried she will start a fire which she has done three times. she is like the greatest mom ever. tom, are you at all surprised by this news? she seems so together. >> not surprised at all. i start fires all the time and i am stone cold sober. i am constantly lighting my apartment on fire. it

>> it can only prepare you if you are going to be a chef at benny hahn at tokyo carving up the piecesmeet on the grill there. ronald reagan had the 11th commandment thou shall not speak ill of a fellow republican. that one is out the window. along with the one of bearing false witness and committing adultery. if somebody wants the nomination so bad they are willing to destroy a fellow republican i am not sure they are worth it. i think candidates ought to stand on their own what they stand for and let the voters decide when those ideas are better than other people. i am glad to see romney is sturning his guns on president obama figuratively speaking because that's where the ultimate decision is going to be made. i think some of the rhetoric has been way, way over the top. it's about getting the job rather than ideas that will produce results. >> what about the money from superpacs? this is a new thing the result of citizens united decision by the supreme court that allows a wealthy individuals like the edelsons who are supporting newt gingrich. they are supporting pacs that support ne

you could see why it may have been snubbed when -- appreciate the acting of this dog, not since jack benny and then the muzzle that came out in 3-d, it's genius. but i'm not kidding you. [ applause ] >> i swear. >> jimmy: you actually wrote a letter. >> we wrote a letter. >> jimmy: to the "l.a. times" op-ed. >> they call it the golan collar. the first annual golden collar awards and that's one of the reasons i'm annoyed quite honestly. >> jimmy: maybe it'll be the last. >> maybe. >> jimmy: the first time you've directed a dog in a film. >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: and did you like it? compared to directing don rickles in "casino." >> the doberman had more, i don't know, more flir to him. also i think he looks better in 3-d. he's going to kill me. >> jimmy: no one has more flair than don. >> don in "casino" was great. the only problem is once you got him on -- [ applause ] >> jimmy: fantastic. >> he is a genius, once you got him on set whoever was in his eye line would get a routine and it didn't matter whether it was the poor electrician or whether it was bob de niro, it was a killer and it was

benny hamlin came from laps down to finish in the top five. montoya in the top ten.ead lap cars, burton, allmendinger and kahne also running at the finish. down to john roberts and michael waltrip. >> what a performance by kyle busch. what a finish and mikey if it this is a kine of what we are in for the rest of this week wu want to stay tuned. >> darrell: i need to get. >> jeff gordon was upside down. what did he say? i had a ball. racing is fun at daytona and it will be amazing for the daytona 500. >> john: you can say what you want about kyle busch but he can certainly drive the wheels off a race car and did it literally today. coming up next on fox, your late local news. fox late night at 11:00. alcatraz. 12:00 a.m. the new girl. check your local listings. the next matter of business here at daytona is to set the front row for the great american race. tomorrow, qualifying at 1:00 live on fox from the daytona international speedway. we will set the frond row and everybody else has to go back to the drawing board. tune inn for that because it hs been a wild week so

benny han a getting chopped up. couldn't resist that. the profits were down almost 50%.osts in ingredients part of that miss. >>> a slew of big earnings set to hit the bell tonight. jane has a preview of the numbers at whole foods tonight. over to you, jane. >> hey, maria. don't panic, it's organic. whole foods to the upside even in the economic downturn. many analysts think it will expect the earnings of 60 cents a share, almost 20% better than a year ago. on $3.4 billion in sales. same-store sales projected at 8%. last call the company guided for 2012 growth between 6.8 and 8.8% for the year. operating margins may even improve in the face of inflation, which is saying something. now, while many analysts expect a great report, some are causing that shares have appreciated over 40% in a year, and nearly 10% year-to-date. up again today. some think it may be a little pricey at the moment. kind of like the food. we'll have the numbers for you after the bell. >> we'll be there, jane. thank you. the closing "countdown" after the short break. earnings out of cisco, that may s

then you have -- then there's still benny off competing with ellison over at oracle. oracle goes out and does the deal. what's the future hold for sales force.com at this point? >> well, sales force.com is really the big gorilla in the game. you want to bet on the names that are early leaders that essentially lock up the most dominant market share. so what has been done over at the sales force.com is to transform an applications company into more of a platform where companies can really run their customized applications. and essentially replace the on premise i.t. so it is going after a much bigger market opportunity than just software. it's really software and all of the i.t. expenses that companies accrue, you know, to run the applications their employees need. >> so where do you come down on the whole controversy about how the revenue recognition policies, accounting, obviously a lot of debate about this among investors, not about the over all business trends but, you know, how they are actually justifying their current valuation and what optic they're creating in

your true when one the key with his lovely wife tonight and i resent come in and it is a 49ers bennyitzer now we're only on this deal? i was about to state power to refer they have a shovel and the ground that is not the way we could it? her some >> erica is a 2015 opening but we hoping that we can make enough progress to open in 2014 unit for >>gary: error couldn't now you hit $80,000 received a private school reform and the people that have been with you all uneasy years say i cannot afford any of thousand dollars. where where are you all prepared to shrug work dr. phil about the people who right or wrong, but feel like it will be shut out of the way? to richard schramm >> they were allowed scene who wish to have their sleep in it that did not when it got down a refundable option percent and get in line to buy or if they are planning to buy a disease there are about 9000 for sale right now. dear citizens not paying cash out all at once. you can advance the over 20 years.--10 years. >>gary: so if you are a long time 49ers in any feel that there is something a bit of ford in the stad

. >> igualito a benny. >> quÉ energÍa porque hoy tenemos con esa energÍa el video del dÍa. ♪ >> mirenrar con sus padres cuando cumpliÓ cinco meses, lo interesante es que ustedes van a poder elegir el nombre de esta hermosura, el 29 de febrero van a abrir las listas. >> hay tres opciones. >> hay varias, en marzo van a decir el ganador. >> hay tres. raÚl, ernesto o poncho. (risas) >> ok, pero quÉ hermoso, vieron quÉ chiquito... >> ¿cÓmo dice la gente? ¡ay! >> ya que hoy nos despertamos tiernos, yo me los quiero llevar ¿a dÓnde? >> ¡a china! >> una sola perrita tuvo 22 mastines tibetanos, allÍ los estÁn mostrando, en un sÓlo parto, se estila que tengan de 4 a 8 univn@@despierta americaÉa esunionfotos deiosas,rta amtes esto es... >> ¡despierta amÉrica! ¡y hoy es...! >> ¡viernes! despieamericunivndc ♪ ya llegaron, ya llegaron los deportes ♪ ♪ con los chamacones, llegaron los deportes ♪ >> ¡sÍ seÑor! >> somos nosotros. >> miren, los hispanos, los latinos cuando llegamos a este paÍs sobre el lugar del mundo ganamos. >> puede ser en los deportes, en el teatro, siempre estamos sobresaliendo. >

gregg: but i must say, benny siegel, otherwise known as bugsy, recognized true al view of vegas. martha: let's head overseas now where there are some very real, dramatic violent issues going on the ground. literally the city of athens is just smoldering today. [shouting] some of the scenes of a weekend of shocking riots across greece that led to massive fires in downtown athens. firefighters are still deathing with ash hot spots in the rubble after dozens of buildings were torched. even after politicians passed severe budget cuts that sparked this kay i don't see. some say those cuts still might not be enough. ashley webster is covering this really important global economic story for us live from athens. good morning, ashley. >> reporter: yeah. yes, hi, it is a cold, somewhat miserable afternoon in athens. that pretty much describes the mood of the greek people. greek leaders trying to prove to the european union they are worthy of another round of bailout money that they so desperately need but in exchange more severe economic cuts and because of that we're facing more wages tha

. >> igualito a benny. >> quÉ energÍa porque hoy tenemos con esa energÍa el video del dÍa. ♪ >> miren poder elegir el nombre de esta hermosura, el 29 de febrero van a abrir las listas. >> hay tres opciones. >> hay varias, en marzo van a decir el ganador. >> hay tres. raÚl, ernesto o poncho. (risas) >> ok, pero quÉ hermoso, vier quÉ chiquito... >> ¿cÓmo dice la gente? ¡ay! >> ya que hoy nos despertamos tiernos, yo me los quiero llevar ¿a dÓnde? >> ¡a china! >> una sola perrita tuvo 22 mastines tibetanos, allÍ los estÁn mostrando, en un sÓlo parto, se estila que tengan de 4 a 8 pero ella tuvo 22. estÁ haciendo un trabajo enorme para poder alimentarlos. >> es una noticia de... >> "¡oh my god!" >> a esa perra le va a acordar todo desÉs. >> cuando habrÁ invertido Ésta perrita en la intimidad. >> adelante compadre. >> no, compadre por favor... >> cuÁnta amabidad. >> nos tenemos que ir a una pausa, mÁs adelante uno de los nuestros, juan pablo montoya, preparÁndose para las 500 millas de daytona, en los deportes de despierta amÉrica. >> y galilea montejo compartiÓ estas fotos preciosas, antes

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keith bennis dated june 22, 2011. and on the issue that my friend from st. louis -- san antonio, a little further south -- mentioned. it is on the record from the state department's review of this pipeline that eliminating transportation constraints from cushing to houston would not adversely effect midwest gasoline consumers. in fact, it goes on and says that it would help crude prices decline considering that the transportation is consistent, reliable and less expensive. let's keep in mind that what we're talking about is around 700,000 barrels initially going up to a million barrels that would completely offset the need for us to send tankers to venezuela and fill up with their heavy crude and ship it up here. um -- >> [inaudible] i might just say without objection -- >> thank you. and i submit that. i'll put it up here. but it simply defies logic to me that when you have a transportation system that the state department even testified was safer, the safest means of transport, the most environmentally safe transport, that there'd be arguments that it woul

benny walid, as i stated before. so the threat continued. but one of the things we discovered, as the hunter became -- stopped hunting, if you wish, our approach to it as well, once the civilians were not dying we pulled back. we stopped doing some of the engagement that we did tanned we pulled back and overwatched the situation and made sure that nothing could come in to start this situation again. we were not coordinated with the n.t.c. it was not in my mandate and our mandate was to protect civilians. but one thing we made sure that was passed through the t.n.c. was, remember, protecting civilians applies to everybody. so if you turn the fable on each other, you will also be accountable for this and you will act against the mandate of protecting civilians. we did pull back. we weren't as active as we watched the situation develop and we took action where we thought civilians were in danger or there were a group preparing to attack civilians but we were not as actively as we were. we took also an overwatch position on it but also ensure wh