, binge, binge, binge, binge. i didn't know what that means in mandarin but you get a woman in there you get a women without in there, binge, bong, boom, the whole world goes after her, like bill says join ease, then north korea steals our families bipitiy boppity boo. chim chim cherry. karzai slips the trip in afghanistan, in-- invades. ramma lamma ding dong. america's over thanu thanu thanu. (cheers and applause) that happens, i know that's happened. mark my words, binge binge binge, right, bill. >> it's a fact, binge, binge, binge, binge, binge, binge, binge. binge binge binge. binge ding ding derning, binge binge binge. >> binge binge binge. >> i think bill's burrito's done. folks, if you read the bible, if you read the bible then you know that our lord said judge not les ye be judged. i said speak english, jesus this is tip of the hat, wag of the finger. (cheers and applause) binge pink pink pink pink pink. -- nation, i loves me some hydraulic fracking. not only is it going to make that energy independent, i

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, bing, bing, all in one morning, the u.s. government at both the state and the federal level and the fbi, itself, all declaring this matter to be over, done, completely investigated and totally kosher. it's done. the council on american islamic relations in florida advocated for todashev and his family. they say, "the only person who can contradict the government's narrative is now dead and the investigation into his death relied on evidence gathered by agents of the same agency involved in his death." the aclu in florida today, they praised the state prosecutor today for what they said was "casting more light on what happened in that orlando apartment last may." they described today's report as an "important first step for transparency." but they also say that the report raises as many questions as it answers. according to the florida aclu, "even in light of the new information, seven bullets including to the head and the back, seem like an unnecessary response to someone who reportedly assaulted an officer and was wielding

. >> one gets out of shape and binge, bang, boom. >> oh! >> see if the >>> we know in russia you can expect just about anything, even something as simple, you could say, as wind could be big trouble for them. >> who is that guy? >> it doesn't appear to than windy but apparently it is because, as you see that guy can barely stand up fighting against the wind. and he's just walking all over the place. that other guy's running. grabs that post. it's not gusty. it's consistent, high winds. >> blew that truck over. >> check this video out. if this guy's struggling like crazy, this other guy with the jacket walking like it's no big deal. >> what the heck? >> the guy in the black jacket walk as way. remember that guy that was walking like it was no big deal? once the camera pans over, apparently on the other side of the street the wind is way stronger because now that guy can't move. >> comical. all kinds of people coming out to fight the wind. flipped over. >> got to wait this out. >> 11 feet tall, originally from russia, and loves drinking beer.

like that term binge in. capital spending but you probably shall get that binge if you're a businessman in the united states if you're a business woman in the united states you've seen your business growing quietly you see still in excess of labor your propensity to go out and have to spend for new capital equipment has been relatively limited eventually you will i don't think there's any question that that will happen and when that happens what will be interesting is it's called the capital market for a reason when the increase in capital expenditures comes about and it will that will be the time that stock prices begin to tumble because capital will move out of the capital markets and move into capital expenditures that's how things always a function of the past that's what'll happen again in the future so i'm bullish on the stock market until we start to see that binge in capital expenditures binge never never considered a good thing till now let's move on now i understand warren buffett likes the associat

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secret service agents have been sent home after a drinking binge. here's abc's pierre thomas. >> reporter: in this training video, the president's motorcade is attacked by armed men with shoulder fired missiles. the secret service's counter assault team responds with machine gun fire, a move critical to the president's escape in this training exercise. but today, that counter assault team itself is under fire because of an alleged drinking binge by three of its vaunted members sent to prepare for the president's visit to europe. a night on the town that left one agent so drunk that he passed out in the hallway of his hotel. >> the director needs to fire them immediately. they have failed us. >> reporter: the embarrassing incident comes two years after the cartagena, colombia, scandal where agents admitted to sleeping with prostitutes prior to the president's visit there. new guidelines on conduct were put in place and the secret service leadership vowed zero tolerance on "frat boy" behavior. to make matters worse, the agents did this despite the fac

. >> you're landing bing, bing, bing.lying in there. >> if you text message once you're up to maybe 10,000 feet or 15,000 feet before they get going? >> sometimes you'll get a text message. >> very quick one. trance atlantic flights, this bit here, now, relies on a synthetic air picture created from acrs so tracking air traft through different numbers using height deacon flictoin. >> and next, do two pilots usually fly as a team? they are usually not a regular team, right? >> we don't know if they have flown together in the past but on 777 the co-pilot just got out of training about a month ago. >> good point. in malaysia said the pilot dz not ask to fly together on the date of the fateful flight. >> they fly with different people, very friends flying for british airways and virgin. a lot of them never met and have been with the company ten years >> they have a less experienced pilot and the co-pilot. really inform tiff thank you for being with us. thank you for sending in your questions. coming up, as america is embarras

. >> it is just nonstop in their head, as you said they got the ear phones on, bing, bing, bing, i amt all. that is a politically correct statement, we're not talking about all kids. we're talking about kids with no parents, unsupervised, no parents, they wonder why they blow up? >> i know, but i'm saying it is not just a great thing. >> at least other kids would have two parents who say knock it off. >> i'll see you at the 2 chainz concert next week. >> i sold my tickets, just couldn't make it. going to herman's herman's next week. all right, factor tip of the day for anybody who cares about the u.s. military, the instead of mailing everyone my vacation photos, i'm saving a ton of time by posting them to my wall. oh, i like that one. it's so quick! it's just like my car insurance. i saved 15% in just 15 minutes. i saved more than that in half the time. i unfriend you. that's not how it works. that's not how any of this works. [ male announcer ] 15 minutes for auote isn't how it works anymore. with esurance, 7 1/2 minutes could save you on car insurance. welcome to the modern world. e

. >> it is just nonstop in their head, as you said they got the ear phones on, bing, bing, bing, i amll. that is a politically correct statement, we're not talking about all kids. we're talking about kids with no parents, unsupervised, no parents, they wonder why they blow up? >> i know, but i'm saying it is not just a great thing. >> at least other kids would have two parents who say knock it off. >> i'll see you at the 2 chainz concert next week. >> i sold my tickets, just couldn't make it. going to herman's herman's next week. all right, factor tip of the day for anybody who cares about the u.s. military, the tip, moments away. nt a smartphone that shoots great video. so i got the new nokia lumia icon. it's got 1080p video, three times zoom, and a twenty-megapixel sensor. it's got the brightest display, so i can see what i'm shooting -- even outdoors, and 4 mics that capture incredible sound. plus, it has apps like vine -- and free cloud storage. my new lumia icon is so great, even our wipeouts look amazing. ♪ honestly, i want to see you be brave ♪ ♪ ♪ honestly, i want to see you b

search website and a bing result. we have seen cases where at&t slows down facebook.omcast will speed up netflix. is that the ultimate concern? the very few companies that own the pipes will decide what we can watch within a reasonable amount of time? >> that is right. and whether they can block content are which news the viewer can see. up here on you guys the stratosphere where no one can find you. so our own has easier access or whatever it is. that is giving too much power to one company. that is why i say i think this deal should be dead on arrival at the fcc. former fcccopps, commissioner. lots of things we will continue to follow. more of "bloomberg west" after the break. ♪ >> turning to our partnership with george washington university's "planet forward." if you hate going to the dentist, you are not alone. here is an idea that might help use it easier in the chair -- efficient office design while keeping you cool. this grown up dental office saves up to 70% on power angst to the first of its kind commercial house design, part of a growing wave of green constr

and the european un >> delta fellow bing news from the ukraine, where russia continues to tighten -- developing news from the ukraine, where russia continues its stranglehold on the ukraine. 16,000 russian troops now surround ukraine's border posts and military bases. ukrainian officials say that two warships are blocked in by four russian navy ships. >> we are examining a whole series of steps, economic and otherwise, that will isolate russia. says thatnt obama russia's actions violate international law and the global markets fell sharply today. for a womanoments in labor on the way at the hospital -- on the way to the hospital. they were leaving their annapolis apartment when they were confronted i've three men with guns. the man took off. the suspects tried to get the woman to let them into an apartment, but she did not have the key. with hercts took off car. after the chase, they were arrested and charged with robbery and assault. there is no word tonight on the woman's condition. the campaign for u.s. senate candidate ed gillespie of virginia is now linked with star power. mitt

half of those are believed to binge drink. the national institute reported that 1825 college students between 18 and 24 die every year from alcohol-related unintentional injuries. many were assaulted by another students who were drinking, and 97,000 student were victims of alcohol-related sexual assault and date rain. the numbers go on and on and on. what can be done to combat this? >> i would venture to say the number on sexual assaults is highly underreported. there's so much shame around this issue. the issue is somehow do we teach children or adolescence to drink responsibility. in europe, there's no drinking age, there's a guideline, and the average age that student have wine with their parents is 12. i'm not sure that that is the way. we keep moving the drinking age to older and older and older. you can't have a shot of whiskey until you are 21. answer. >> as we mentioned. facebook devoted to this game made its way to the united states shows that it made its way to the us. all the deaths occurred overseas. how much tract

i guess he was bing watching "breaking bad." he was a fan of the show. med for the villain of this film. but scott law and stevens said i think this is the better choice for the lead. >> yeah. that's pretty great. it's pretty great to imagine steven spielberg binging on breaking bad. >> have you met him? >> he was the first celebrity i ever recognized. two minutes into working at a theatre, they did a premier for "primary colors" and steven comes walking in. and i just start shaking because i had to take his ticket. so i almost shook his hand. i didn't get that far. but -- >> jimmy: i love that he had to bring a ticket. you'd think he would get waved through. >> so i took his ticket. and then i haven't seen him since. but ten years later, we're -- >> jimmy: did you tell him that story? >> i did. the first time i sat down with him. i met with him and stacy snyder. we stat down and i told him the whole story. i said we almost met once. it was great. >> jimmy: he didn't remember you, i'm guessing. well, he will in the future i'm sure. great to see you. cong

binge drinking, getting drunk and doing crazy things might have started at someone's idea of fun, but five people have died. why would anybody find this appealing? >> it's mostly taking place with young men and motor nature is very perfect, making sure more boy babies are born than female. between the ages of 15-25, the testosterone surge makes men try all kinds of at-risk behavior, joining gangs, wars, driving cars fast or drinking too much on the internet. there are always going to be a few knuckleheads and a few will lose their lives. this is a tragic one in a public way. >> some neknominating are women. one of the most recent stunts in the u.k. involved a 21-year-old woman who rode a horse into a store, doing all of this as part of a neknominating dare. it does seem to be about showing off and voyeurism, your friends see you and you somehow get a thrill out of it? >> the research is clear that what the internet has done is give a wonderful platform to extrovert, to narcissists, correlating with internet use. a whole bunch of other people are watching and laughing, but whether they

more discussion on the middle east with military strategist and former assistant defense secretary bingwest with your calls and comments live "in depth" starting at noon eastern. booktv every weekend on c-span2. >> peter stark is next on booktv. he recalls the partnership between business magnate john jacob astor and thomas jefferson, creating a kohl think on the pacific coast -- a colony on the pacific coast in the early 19th century. the settlement, dubbed astoria, had a short existence in present-day oregon. this is about an hour and 15 minutes. [applause] >> well, thank you for that nice introduction, and thank you, powell's, and you all for being here. normally i have a more formal presentation, i have a video that i've shown at readings, but tonight's a special night, so i'm going to do manager a little different -- something a little different. and i'm going to tell stories a little bit more and, of course, i'm going to do some reading as well. but it's special because, one, this is powell's, we're in oregon. astoria is very nearby. the center of this story. and also we're here w

. >> credit fueled by bing drinking. >> 551 highland. what's going on there?18-year-old carson starky was a freshman in february 2008. >> he is not responsive to verbal or credit. >> okay how old -- >> starky was pledging sigma alpha epsilon. one of the nation's biggest universities. >> carson was given a fifth of rum to share with the boy next to him. there was a bottle or two of ever-clear that was passed around. >> his sae frat brothers watched it all. >> thought he was going limp. >> then i saw him sort of drulg out of his mouth and i knew he wasn't all right. i saw people pick him up and carry him out of the roar. i don't think i'll ever forget that. >> someone drove him to the hospital. but instead of having him admitted they brought him back to the pledge party. >> we've seen people who puke, and then wake up in the morning and they're fine. we never think that you know this is going to kill someone. >> but carson starky died of alcohol poisoning. it is another blot on a century old are university campus. >> many death dedicateloyal brothers who do much

lot of scholarly attention because most of the work on radio focuses on the national that works, the bing crosby's and jack benning's. i found there is a parallel industry at the time and i began to explore different facets. for many years radio wasn't necessarily national. it doesn't give you couldn't reach across the country. they left out swaths of it in the west so what does this mean for the communities that listen to those? sometimes they could hear stations from big cities but did they have their own culture and what did it sound like? so i began to find other ways the programs were distributed. there were transcription companies that would basically produce everything that you would need to put on your own radio show to provide commercial copies to store all this stuff and it's the local stations that began to use the services on the local programs so there was a level of interpretation going on to make these programs acceptable to the local audience and they began to put in local references and regional brands for different products. you mentioned you were from indiana earlier an

the rugby player tells the story of mark bing ham. one of the passengers aboard flight 93 who fought with terrorists before the plane crashed in pennsylvania. the film focuses on bing ham and love of rugby playing for los gatos high school and the cal bears. also deals with his decision to come out as a gay man. >> rugby player shows that gay man can stand and fight shoulder to shoulder with any number of straight men and fight for a cause alongside other americans. >> pweng ham mother says the film provides the gay community with role model. movie being shown at san jose festival here and rugby player shown again this saturday and the next at the california theater. >> pg&e now restored power to neighborhood that was blacked out when tree fell in redwood city today. neighbors were asking the city for years apparently to cut down this huge old tree on iris street. now this morning finally fell. when it came down it took a power line and 3 telephone pole with it. 22 customers were affected. >> 2 privacy groups have filed a formal compl

but you can't really binge and watched march madness on your tv or ipad months after the event. yes, you can watch some of the games on cbs.com, which even has a boss button. i do not think anybody in the audience knows with that is. but live content is sold primarily through the system congress set up which allows atv providers like satellite operators to buy the rights from broadcasters and other content owners. local content like broadcast news is also sold through the same system. as the son of a former newscaster of ketv in omaha i am police the legislation we consider today supports our local broadcasters -- i am weased the legislation consider today supports our local broadcasters and their endeavors to serve the local community. my job on saturdays was to put the weather symbols up on the map for the weekend crew. if omaha was sunny, i put the magnet up. that is dating the years that my dad was the anchor. addressesd this bill some of the issues that have been very difficult to confront. i have always been very reluctant to get in between pay tv operators and content own

neighborhood vitality like any small business the mere action of filling a store front binges traffic to the neighborhood it helps to refurnish old storefronts and sidewalk and pedestrian improvements. the cannabis smells whether it's sitting there it has an odor several community are concerned, however, it doesn't seem to be a citywide owner there have been only two odor containments derrick many people talked about the voice box of the mc d it's hard to dip but it has is to do with the characters of the store and whether or not the store has transparency. and also the general neighborhoodlyness of the general operators it can't force the employees to be friendlyer but greater attention to the pedestrian experience and how they respond to the neighborhood. they don't provide a service or product to the neighborhood or product there's no solution to the nature of the medical cannabis but when looking at concentration in southern neighborhood an over concentration of mc d means there are a number of places not available in the neighborhood. one has closed defines the department of just

and at 10:20 p.m., bing west, "the wrong war: grit, strategy and the way out of ask." that's all coming up tonight at 8 p.m. eastern time on c-span2. >> today's young adults, the so-called millennial generation, who are having a lot of trouble getting started at life, they are paying money into a system to support a level of benefits for today's retirees that they have no realistic chance of getting when they themselves retire. so there needs to be a rebalancing of the social compact. it's a very important challenge, it's a very difficult challenge for this country politically, because not only is social security and medicare half of our budget or about to become half of our budget, it's by far the biggest thing we do, but it is symbolically the purest statement in public policy that as a country we are a community, all in this together. these are programs that affect everybody, and the old math of these programs doesn't work. >> paul taylor on the looming generational showdown, saturday night at 10 eastern and sunday at 9 on booktv's "after words." and in a few weeks,

we like the idea of binge viewing. we have "orange is the new black."mad men" and "nurse jackie," which we shoot here in new york. we love theyed that consumers can get content anywhere they want it for a price point that attracts them. look at the sales point of "hunger games." 40% up on "catching fire," compared to "hunger games. that's fantastic. >> michael burns, vice chairman of lionsgate. >> the stock stumbled a bit. but you buy it into this release. and you know, depending on how long you want to hold it, you can sell any pop you get. >>> time for pops and drops. big movers of the day. drop for dupont. >> it came out yesterday. talked about how the next quarter is going to be hurt by weather and the ukraine. i would stay away from this. it doesn't float. >> a big drop for fuelcell. down 17%. >> a 30% move from top-to-bottom. fbr came out and reiterated that it's a market perform for this one. didn't perform like the market. it was much worse than the market. top-to-bottom, wham. down 30%. >> drop for fannie mae. down 32%. >> that's not a drop. th

is the larger problem here really this binge drinking and excessive use of alcohol on campus, particularly in the fraternities? >> i don't think it's separate from it. i think you have to take them all as a package. for example, the phi delta theta serious drinking incidents dropped considerably when the houses went dry, and a lot of sororities have existed without any hazing whatsoever because they have kept their houses dry. for me, any kind of aggravated risk, whether it's driving while intoxicated, coming back from a pledge party, the hazing itself, the beating of a human being, all of those things together are aggravated and remind me very much of why people get in trouble for driving a car while intoxicated. it happened to jim mersa of the indianapolis colts. and anything you do is going to result in a death and it has done so 11 times in the last few years. >> it reminds me of the sae in 2011, they tried to ban alcohol and all of its chapters vote today down. how is it that the chapters trump what the national organization is recommending. >> i'm not entirely sure of the structure o

. >> reporter: andrew has rediscovered music, something that he abandoned during his online bing manies>> feel the farther of the brain, go see friends, and the real world doesn't matter. >> reporter: as everyone here learns that the real world does matter, they have simple advice for people like me and maybe you, unplugging for a mere 24 hours. that advice, do it. >> for one day, be present. and then i invite you to bring more of those days in to be present. it really will change your life. >> so consider giving it a try. it's really just that easy. aljazeera, seattle. >> there's winter weather in the southeast. and this is the mix area. it's cold air, and freezing rain and snow. winter advisories and snow warnings because the snow will clear out. right in this area, it's down below freezing. raleigh, 34, and it's cold rain, but at least it's barely above the freezing mark. the temperatures climb above freezing, and this is the line in the far south of dc. the rain continues tonight and the storm moves out. we're looking at more winter weather moving in, but not a lot though. along wit

now, of those people, only 20% at a time, people found that they can actually use google or bing for search engines for their satisfaction. so most of the time search engines don't give accurate results. if you're looking for a rose blue, you put in the key words, like pat down, looking for a person. so that's where intelligence comes into play where we provide that search engine and consumers can find the information. now, why do they need to find the information? sometimes they're in a situation they go for a date, they want to make sure that the person they go for a blind date is actually giving them the facts, trustworthy. by going to the public record, they have a criminal background. and do they have a -- >> i get it for individual use and what you're saying, i do see the value in that, but does intelia sell this to businesses as well. >> we do not. our business is all about empowering the consumer. we are empowering the consumer so they can make better decisions in their day-to-day life. it could be from a safety standard, or just knowing about the information out there. becau

bing, they could shut that down, as well. i think the bigger issue is, if you bought back 10% of the stock, and if you cut costs 10%, just came in and started slashing some costs, i think you do that easily enough. if you get the stock up 10 bucks, close to $50. and does he go after enhancement to shareholder value? or trying to fix the business? i think he gets it. i hear he's been reading books on shareholder value. he seems sympathetic. i think you get that in the second half of the year. it might surprise us in june and say this is what we're going to do to fix the business. if you're a shareholder right now, the stock's had a good move already. i'm hanging around and he announces more shareholder enhancement initiatives. >> a buy at 25 bucks. to confirm that. >> yes. >> let's trade microsoft, boys and girl. what do you think? >> i love this name for the reasons you mentioned. also, the management decisions he's been to make on the street. and the shift on the focus of the cloud, when he built up that business. they own 1

good work, i might add -- focuses on national networks, the big organizations, the big stars, the binge cross bys, the jack beneys that are often remembered of that era. so what i found was that there was a parallel kind of radio industry at this time, and i began to explore different facets of it. i looked at the way that -- for many years, of this so-called national network era, radio wasn't necessarily national. the networks did not physically reach across the country. they left out vast swaths, particularly in the out and -- the south and the west. what does that mean for the communities to listen to radio? sometimes they could get the -- they could hear stations from big cities, but did they have their own radio culture? i began to find other ways in which radio programs were distributed. there were these companies called transcription dix companies and that i would provide commercial copy, provide the musical selections, some of them would even provide the filing cabinets to store all this stuff, and it's the local stations, they began to use these kind of services to put on local

. >> she was becoming the next bing thing. but to family and friends, she was the same old reeva.nn's drew griffin talked to her uncle and cousin. >> when you were with her, you felt you were a teenager, because she was just so vibrant, so full of life, so bouncy. she was just always laughing, joking, and the media side of her career, we never really saw that. we knew she was a model and doing things with the media, but she never brought that into the family. >> so she doesn't sound like she was e namerred with the glamour life. >> not at all. >> her life was becoming more and more glamorous, going from covergirl to starring in a reality tv series. >> it's in a really fun production in its fourth season now. >> a mutual friend would introduce her to pistorius at a motor racing event. there, steenkamp accepted pistorius' invitation to accompany him that evening to the sports award ceremony. >> one day she was with oscar in the car, traveling along the highway. and she phoned her mom and said to her mom, mom, oscar is speeding. so june takes her phone and says, let me speak to oscar

. >>> san matt tse tow county say they dishand he he he willed binge bust in that county's history, dubbed operation sunny day and as they report, grand injuries indicted 16 people i can't dutied of crimes of robbery and murder. reporter: prosecutors with the district attorney's office say this drive by shooting that happened in september 2012 was just one of the crimes these 16 accused gang members are connected to. >> it was a drive by shooting on the freeway on a weekend afternoon where kids were playing soccer on the field behind it. it was in the middle of traffic out on 101. reporter: according to a grand jury indictment the target of this shooting was a rival gang member. says this shooting, four murders and an armed robbery were part of a territorial dispute. >> these were murders that had begun unsolved, nobody would come forward, they were going to be forever unsolved murders. reporter: it resulted in the jar vest of 16 people, operation sunny day, borrowing one of the code phrases the beginning members used. >> their code word was it is a sunny day in east pa who alto, that mean