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it's sort of a boomerang effect. >> it's like an endorphin. i'm sure there's a clinical name. but something is released in your spirit, and you're flooded with joy. >> you know how you always say the thing that touches you the most is kindness. when someone says a kind thing or does a kind thing. >> i lose it over kindness. >> then you're going to meet our two new joy fit club mens of it's what they gained that's going to inspire you. >> also to get your celebrity buzz. >> all of that seems a little silly in light of what happened. but life does go on for those of us who still have life. >> a lot of us are completely shocked about what happened in paris, a lot of people going joel and i were sitting on the couch, and we said oh, there was something about paris. and all of a sudden you can't stop watching the non-stop coverage, the horrible attacks. but one thing at that the world does do, is that it shows that when there's a tragedy, it unites. so many of the sites were splashed with blue, white and red. that's researchio. >> it was beautiful to see that. >> a lot of people we

shelly warba had in mind when sheaunched the organization with her video "kindness boomerang." and it has been viewed by over 80 million people, and so when you do something kind, it really does have an impact. of the darkest points in her life. a fire destroyed her home, and sending her to a deep depreseson, unable to go to school school. >> and what hurt me the mo home from school those couple of months, not one person called and not one person came to visit. >> but she turned her misery into a mission to make sure that nobo else felt like she did. >> what i realized is t tt the more i gave the more i healed. so i b obsessed with the concept of giving. >> and no doubt that nin the kindness poll most americans agree, because 9 in 10 americans say they are happier when they hel help someone. today, she spreads kindness daily with her nonprofit, and now, she gets the world to dance for one day aroununthe world. >> the goal is to show that kind kindness is a goal t tt unites us all. and kindness is a universal language. dance is also very much the universal language. >> so this y

a few steps away - that's not a weird boomerang . - - without soap - in early times - they rubbed their skin with scented olive oil from the flasks,- then scrapped it off - with the strid - gel geland if you like things that are a little edgy - you're in the right place - - this - stops everyone in their tracks. " it's the antenna lope .. what .. the antenna lope ..it's by nom jun pike. " it takes a moment - but visitors eventually see the television body - - old telephone snout - and - antenna antlers. kids are mezmorized - by the changing scenery - some - from the - serengetti. serengetti." because it's the elephant in the room.. it attracts their attention ... ... his point seems to be .. go outside.. don't sit in front of the tv .. go outside and see animals for yourself " the african piece - affectionately called - nail made and perhaps the pain of not keeping them. this lid is from a child sarcoficus - is adorned in cherubs - at a chariot race - " so sort of tragic .. it's roman and it's about 200 ce .. common era or a.d. " around the corner - a mummy** - - but as the x- ray shows

things that if you do something kind for someone and somebody sees it, they do something kind it's a boomerang effect. it's a chemical thing. it's like an endorphin that's released. there's a clinical name for it, but something is released in your spirit and you're flooded with joy. >> the thing that touches you the most is kindness. >> i lose it over kindness. >> then you're going to meet our two newest joy fit club members who lost 450 pounds combined. it's what they gained, here's a little tip, that's going to inspire you. >> all that seems silly in light of what happened. but we're going to get to it because life does go on for those who are blessed to still have life. >> people were completely shocked about what happened in paris. a lot of people are going about their daily lives here not even thinking about anything. i still remember we were sitting on the couch saying there was something that moved about paris paris. all of a sudden you can't stop watching the nonstop coverage. but one thing that the world does do is it shows -- when there's a tragedy, the world unites. so many of the m

no idea it would boomerang. >> i read about why bill aers tried to put bombs down and attack police.> somebody tells me they hired a hollywood shot shot. i'm not surprised. this is a form of entertainment. whatever happened to yes, ma'am, no ma'am. they get their point across. >>le the grandma, adam. what goes into this. because donald trump is running with this. and people are offended by this. it's actually helping him. >> i don't think it's the left right thing. it's a public debate. i think this was fighting fire with fire. he's seen as going in this direction himself. >> he never cursed out people like this. he was never giving them the finger. >> no. but his persona is -- you know. >> now you're veering into whacky territory. ben stein, what do you think? >> i think whatever genius thought up this idea should get a million dollars from donald trump immediately. it's the best advertising for donald trump i can imagine. having foul-mouthed kids cursing him out. couldn't possibly be better for him. >> did you like the hair spray on the fake blond thing? that was hysterical. >> hor

the summering can see it one of them, and they could see that it was coming right for them, like a boomerang. evident that was it was going to hit them. o'kane who is generally very home -- calm and collected, he basically orders emergency flank speed to get out of the way, trying to fishtail it to get out of the way that -- of the torpedo that was coming back. unfortunately, a submarine that is moving at a slow speed, it does not go very fast, you cannot floor it and take off. unfortunately the mother is not enough time. it slammed into it and blew up an enormous hole and pretty much instantly killed everybody in the rear of the bow. it immediately started to go down by the stern. as she went down, o'kane ordered closed, so the final words that the crew could hear was close the hatch. , on theybody on board bridge, including o'kane were washed overboard into the water. there were survivors inside the boat at the time. they knew that the only possible way to get out of their alive was to try to flood the boat and go through the escape hatch. so that is what they did. they floated and is sett

. >> lorraine came out -- boomerang came out two weeks ago.e've done a lot of work in stabilizing those short videos so they look really good. we try to solve some interesting problems. there is interesting technology underneath the hood. tephen: the sort of content people have been sharing has changed as well. companies getting very involved as well. advertising has come into it, too. how has that changed your job as the development has continued? >> some accounts have millions of followers. an astronaut at the space station has 500,000 followers. making sure everyone gets quick delivery of the photo -- the scale makes it very difficult. : you joined forces with facebook in 2012. how did that change the way instagram works? >> we were 13 people trying to run a site of 30 million users. we have really gotten to build up our 11/04/15 11/04/15 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! why i'm atell you republican and i have owes been a republican, and this is a great night for the republicans in the

20's and even in boston about 35 or 36 then we bounce back tomorrow but the re recovery and the boomerang here are not really all that impressive pushing us back those mid and upper 40's and that's it for tomorrow's high temperatures temperatures. our winds light out of the north north. then we get in on wednesday and this cloudiness seems to hold back for now. there might be cloudiness that arrives late in the day and overnight on wednesday but wednesday itself is looking pretty bright so far. thursday is the day we get into the showers but ironically our temperatures climb. normal high temperature here it is calibrate yourself, 351 degrees so tomorrow closer to normal. a little bit below. then tuesday right around normal and then wednesday and thursday way above normal once again. i'm going to harp on this. i'm called the drought guy in some circle. people have actually called me that in public. i am going to keep talking about it because we still are in a drought technically. all of our nine inches, almost nine inches below normal for the year in boston and worcester almost 8. this doe

and as the submarine clears in torpedo, it starts to come back, boomerang, it jumps out of the water like a porpoise that is coming out leaving a phosphorescent wake. the guys on the bridge can see it. o'kane being one of them. they could see the torpedo and they could see that it was coming right for them. it was coming back right toward the tang. it was evident that it was going to hit the submarine. o'kane, who was generally a very customer realized this is a moment of extreme crisis. he basically, he ordered engines forward to try to get out of the way of the torpedo, he tried to turn it and get it out of the way of the torpedo coming back at them. unfortunately, a submarine that was moving at a slow speed, it is not like an automobile, you cannot just floor and it takes off. although she did gain speed and she did do her best to get out of the way of the torpedo, but it was not enough. the torpedo blew an enormous hole and instantly killed just about everybody in the rear of the boat. tang immediately started to go down by the stern. as she went down, o'kane ordered the hatch be

surface at this low-speed, and as the submarine clears in the torpedo queers, it starts to come back, boomerang, it jumps out of the water like a porpoise that is coming. the guys on the bridge can see it. o'kane being one of them. they could see the torpedo and they could see that it was coming right for them. it was coming back right toward the tang. it was evident that it was going to hit the submarine. ok, who is generally a very cool, calm collect the customer, he realized this is a moment of extreme crisis. allasically, he ordered emergencies to try to get out of the way of the torpedo, he tried to turn it and get it out of the way of the torpedo coming back at them. unfortunately, a submarine that was moving at a slow speed, it is not like and not a mobile, you cannot floor it and take off, and although she gained speed, and she did do her best to get out of the way of the torpedo, but it was not enough. the capito slammed into the port side of the -- the torpedo blue and enormous coal and instantly killed just about everybody in the rear of the boat. tang started to go down by the stern

vest inside had in mind when she launched her organization four years ago with the video "kindness boomerang". it has been viewed by an astonishing 80 million people and shows when you're kind it spread. >> the small moments leave the biggest impact. >> her positive movement came out of one of the darkest moments of her life. when she was 15, a fire destroyed her home, sending her in a deep depression, unable to go to cool. >> what hurt me most was being home those couple months, not person came to visit. >> but she turned her misery into a mission, hoping no one would feel the way she did. >> what i realized, the more i gave the more i healed. i became obsessed with this whole idea of giving. >> most americans we asked agreed. nearly nine in ten americans say they are happier when they help someone. today orly helps and spreads kindness and she gets the world to dance. >> the purpose is to show people that regardless of the differences in raisece, ethnicity, kindness unites us all, and kindness, being so universal, dance is also very much a universal language. >> so this year i had the hono

a few steps away - that's not a weird boomerang . - - without soap - in early times - they rubbed their skin with scented olive oil from the flasks,- then scrapped it off - with the strid - gel geland if you like things that are a little edgy - you're in the right place - - this - stops everyone in their tracks. " it's the antenna lope .. what .. the antenna lope ..it's by nom jun pike. " it takes a moment - but visitors eventually see the television body - - old telephone snout - and - antenna antlers. kids are mezmorized - by the changing scenery - some - from the - serengetti. serengetti." because it's the elephant in the room.. it attracts their attention ... ... his point seems to be .. go outside.. don't sit in and see animals for yourself " the african piece - affectionately called - nail - man - ponders promises made and perhaps the pain of not keeping them. this lid is from a child sarcoficus - is adorned in cherubs - at a chariot race - " so sort of tragic .. it's roman and it's about 200 ce .. common era or a.d. " around the corner - a mummy** - - but as the x- ray shows - th

it is, if you are building your own model plane for fun, remember not to get confused and add in boomerang that is when trouble really happens. a lot of hobbyists spend a lot of their time focusing on roll and yaw as techs, but hav -- aspects you have to watch out for back pitch too. do some push ups, topic 4. getting cold where it gets cold, as one pessimist remarked today, i wish i could hikwish i hibernate until it is warm, you can, a dutch artist created a huge bear sleeping bag. it looks like you have been eaten alive once you crawl inside, it is warm, and sends a message to actual bears when you are camping, if they break into your tent they will be like sorry, bro, i see you ate a human, sorry to bug you man, man, they are so limited they are charging 2350 per satchel. a small price to pay, they just need to invent a shark-shaped wet suit, when a shark sees you in the ocean, they will say good job on that lumpy meal man, i am going to snack on some seals, that what i, you won't end up like this, ah! it was in 3-d, that really happened, topic 5. cats don't like change, sometimes they

i sometimes refer to this as a terrorism boomerang.ause the terrorists attack the target country and then the target country becomes very defiant, just as the french are now. >> but arguably after the charlie hebdo attacks in january, france's reaction was somewhat conciliatory and -- >> no it wasn't. >> well they took -- certainly they took tough measures they adopted their version of a patriot act but they also did focus on some of the marginalization of some of the muslims in paris. this time the focus really has not been there at all, it's been much more aggressive. >> i respectfully disagree with your characterization. after the charlie hebdo attacks the terrorists were believed to be still on the loose yet the french were defiant. they turned out in unprecedented numbers unseen since world war ii, to march. they didn't shy away from buying the charlie hebdo magazine. they bought it again in unprecedented numbers and they moved their one aircraft carrier the charles de de gaulle to the persian gulf. the attacks are even bigger, an

>> that's boomerang, he's on the younger side, so he loves, you know, everybody, and he's got a lot of energy. >> all right. thank you to the aspca, shirley and to marnie. did we tweet that picture? >> yes. >> and taylor swift liked it? >> and the book is out right now. so it's a lot of fun. to your dogs, right? i think lulu would love this. maybe a little jealous as well. >> shirley, thank you. marnie, so nice to meet you. what's the handle? >> it's marnie the dog. complexions for contemporary >> check this out, rosanna. the complexions dance company. their new season about to start -- >> yeah, at the joyce theater. i think that's what is kind of, you know, implies in the name be, complexions. life. this is desmond richardson, co-founder of the theater. >> thank you very much. >> tell us about the troupe. >> well, we starlet inside 994 -- we started in 994, and we toured internationally and, obviously, domestically, and we're just super excited about this season. >> so what are you going to perform for us this morning? >> today -- well, and tonight -- this is a work called testament t

fabricated westpoint scholarship it has boomeranged on the press, and ben carson is takinga vantage of lou: tomorrow, how likely to see a break out on substantive issues. >> if they are dealing with pocketbook issues and the economy that would be great. the country had too many side shows, maybe not about the press for once. second, i think that pressure will be on people like donald trump. and ben carson as frontrunners, maybe d meat to their policy bones, and marco rubio and ted cruz they have had a very good debate last time, then there is jeb bush, expectations for pretty low for jeb. lou: i would say low is a generous assessment. i think that there is one surprise awaiting folks that because of structure of that two, debates they are smart people in both debates, they are as you point out, they have to make a move, i think you will see some terrific debating, by some terrific candidates, that is my forecast. >> candidate debate each other not the moderators? >> i think you could say, absolutely not debate the mad raters -- moderators. >> thank you, hour the. >> and a dare devil, u

i'll push back and boomerang on you, the media. guess what. this week carson's campaign said they raised $3.5 million based on the attacks he's saying. >> attack out and not in? >> push back. get ready. i was told you'll see a new ben carson. different than the guy that didn't have a pulse. >> we'll get to that. i don't know if he should create new ben carsons yet. will, this in-fighting, done? >> no. as long as donald trump is in the race i don't think we're going 0 see any end to any in-fighting any time soon. the republican needs to thin the herd a little bit and they need to figure out who the guy to eventually rally around. i think you are seeing right now people in the donor class, a lot of strategists are looking at marco rubio to win the general and the primary and fighting back against him. >> interesting point. i pretend to believe. joann, the advantage that hillary has, they have settled on her so she can just kick back and eat a chef's salad and the republicans are can each other. >> i mean, bernie sanders had a moment recently. >>

do you think that is the kind of stuff that will boomerang on donald trump? >> let me make a general statement of critical principle. never helps, i think to have people that you're asking to vote for you to have you call them stupid. i don't think that's groundbreaking political analysis, but it's the truth, and i've said all along that everybody who runs for president, you're responsible for the words that come out of your mouth and i don't think people will appreciate those words. >> you said before that although you like donald trump he doesn't have the comportment or background to happen the kind of job he is looking for, the presidency. he flipped it in an interview saying that if it came to looking at running mates, he would look at you and thinks you would be an attractive candidate. are you guys on the same page? >> i think a lot of donald. we have been friends for 13 years. what i said to him is i don't think his skills are best suited for the presidency. and if the speaker of the house wouldn't post a bill he wanted, you can't fire him and you have

founder of the nonprofit life vest inside had in lipd when she launched with the video kindness boomerang. it's viewed by 80 million people and shows that when you are kind it really does have an effect and spread. it's the small moments that leave the biggest impact. >> her movement came out of one of the darkest points in her life. when she was 15 a fire destroyed her home, sending her into a deep depression, unable to go to school. >> what hurt me the most is that being home from school those couple , not one person called. not one person came to visit. >> but she turned her mitzry into a mission, hoping to make sure no one felt the way she did. >> what i realized is that the more i gave the more i healed. when i became in love with this idea and concept of giving. >> according to the nbc news state of kindness poll most americans we ask agreed. 9 in 10 say they are happier when they help someone. today, she sprends kindness daily through her nonprofit and once a year for the fourth year in a row she gets the world to dance. >> the purpose of dance for kindness is show people that rega

boomerang, tÚ das y regresa.? tu corazÓn late, y tus piernas te permiten trasladarte? ¿quiÉn hizo tu desayuno, porque muy poca gente cultiva lo que se come, debemos agradecer a la gente que permite la comida que llega a la mesa. karla: hay que agradecer, pero para muchas personas es muy difÍcil, ¿por quÉ? ismael: porque nuestro cerebro va en automÁtico a lo que nos falta, casi siempre estamos buscando lo que no tenemos, casi siempre nos comparamos con la otra persona. mucha gente encuentra gratitud cuando se da cuenta finalmente que hay muchas otras personas peores que ellos, quÉ pena que tengas que encontrar tu propia gratitud a merced de la miseria ajena, o de una situaciÓn trÁgica de alguien. la gratitud estÁ en todo momento, aÚn en las peores circunstancias de la vida uno tiene que decir, dios mÍo, gracias porque no tengo que pensar en lo que no tengo, debo pensar en lo que funciona en mi cuerpo. karla: por algo te tocÓ vivir esta circunstancia hay algo bueno sacarÁ, en ese momento te das cuenta de tus fortal

supporters, people who love him, they don't trust the media, when he comes under fire like this, there is boomerangand helps him. bill: chuck todd got into it with him on sunday. your point is well-taken. he is being bad into the corner and fights his way out time and begin. is there any lien to think he won't this time? >> i don't see any reason. in that confrontation between chuck todd of "meet the press" and donald trump, you could see the frustration, it was kind of symbolic media people feel like we keep pointing things out that we think are inaccurate that donald trump says and yet we can't pin him down, he doesn't seem to suffer any price for it. at the same time, it seems to me that trump, uses his media mastery to keep these things alive because it helps him. here we are, seven, eight, nine days after he first made the claim about muslims in new jersey, we're still talking about him. we're still talking about his campaign and he for still five months now leading in the polls. bill: the other point on that, is that the other candidates are constantly asked about trump, as was the case on ab

do you worry it boomerangs on hillary clinton or democrats in general? >> absolutely not. we got so much cannon fodder thanks to your question, we're going to have plenty of video with the front-runners. rubio's stance on this, he's the one that scares us the most. stance was solid, which means we get to go into working class neighborhoods in kentucky and pennsylvania and ohio and indiana and tell people, he's not fighting for you. not fighting for your wage to keep it fair. neil: no, no, i want to understand. double the minimum wage and we'll find a way to pay for that later? >> your pay needs to match your production, we as a society are two times as productive as we were in the past. >> that's a great opportunity, if republicans take it to walk into some of the neighborhoods where joblessness is so high and say if government left you free to accept any job you wanted, left employers to offer jobs they wanted, you would be productive, you'd have the opportunities, that's the point, the gop needs to get on the moral side of the issue, having the minimum wage hurts lower i

the fear seems to be that such a quest for cash can boomerang on you. following this. this would not be the first time those seeing budget shortfalls hitting up the financial community to pay for that without addressing the underlying spending that has brought all of this on. but it would be a quick moneymaker. >> it always is; right? but, boy, they're really worked up there, really interesting to see jeff in the middle of all of that. it always strikes me when we have a story like this, it's oversimplified. if people are watching it to say, oh, tax the trade we recognize be easy the answer and they're always the easy target. neil: and only a few pennies per transaction but it builds; right? >> well, right and it ends up affecting real people who trade real securities and all of that kind of thing but -- so it trickle down effect is never thought of the people who are imposing it. that would be the first thing but the oversimplification of the argument which is to basically say, hey, we can solve all of this by attacking a target, which is a popular tar

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inflation rate, out of control but i don't think a lot of these kids or their parents understand the boomerang effect they will still end up paying for this and a lot of those exorbitant tuition run ups will continue unabated especially because the government is going to pack up their loans or go so far as to provide that education. you talk about something that will send those prices even skyrocketing more. it has got to be worrying. >> that is why hillary clinton's plan is not just about completely free tuition. she wants to put more responsibility and universities to contribute, trump will allow families to contribute and she wants to prevent students taking out further loans. >> does it nicely end there? >> talking about $360 billion over ten years versus 70 to $8 billion under other plants like bernie sanders. neil: water is it going to come from? >> we know we will raise taxes on the wealthiest in this country. neil: here is that out. if you raise taxes on the wealthy and they have seen their top rate the back to the rate it was nearly 40%, they are paying a few more in percentage points

for kindness and the founder of the nonprofit life vest inside had this with this video "kindness boomerang." it's been viewed by an astonishing 80 million people and shows when you're kind it do have an effect and spread. >> small moments that leave the biggest impact. >> her positive moment came out of one of the darkest point in her life. when she was 15 a fire destroyed her home sending her into a deep depression, unable to go to school. >> what hurt me the most was that, you know, being home from school those couple of months, not one person called. not one person came to visit. >> but she turned her misery sure no one felt the way she did. >> what i realized was that the more i gave, the more i healed and i became obsessed and in love with this whole idea and concept of giving. >> no surprisingly according to the nbc news state of kindness poll most americans we asked agree. nearly 9 in 10 americans say they are happier when they have helped someone. today she spreads kindness daily through her nonprofit, and once a year for the fourth year in a row she gets the world to dance. >> the

ninette: y el regalo un boomerang?o. francisca: ayer fue un dÍa de mucha fiesta, mucha celebraciÓn en familia y mucha comida,pero quÉ les parece si hacemos un spa cual muchas de ellas, por eso la esteticista elena nos dirÁ aprovechar las sobras. ¿cÓmo es eso de que nos podemos embellecer con las sobras? >> primero que todo querÍa darles un saludo al otro dÍa de acciÓn de gracias y desear que hayan pasado un dÍa muy lindo con sus familias. muchas personas utilizan lo que le sobra para hacer nuevas comidas, pero yo traigo algo para los labios resecos. francisca: utilizarla para nuevas comidas, y si todavÍa queda comida... >> que no lo boten, lo podemos utilizar. esta es la salsa que hacemos con arÁndanos rojos para ponerlo al cabo, lo Único que vamos a hacer es ponemos un poquito de la salsita con un poquito de azÚcar, y hacemos nuestra primera parte de la receta, porque la hacemos en 2 partes. francisca:¿para quÉ nos sirve esto? >> para exfoliar, y vamos a aprovechar los beneficios de los arÁndanos para el color rojo qu

thank you biassed media >> he thinks there's going to be a boomerang effect.saw ben carson friday night having the news conference pushing back on the press. initially in the middle of the weak it looks like his campaign is in deep trouble. and it will be long term if he's not telling the truth on his own life story, some of the details. it's gotten sloppy. but he's pushed back and you see politico backing down on the headline, the store on on friday that he fabricated this scholarship to west point. he's raising big money off of this. >> this has been a great way for him to rally his base. the republican party in large part is weary of the mainstream media. anytime he can turn the tables on them. then you see them having to soften their headlines like we saw you yesterday, about him not fabricating his story as much as they would like to have put out in the initial headline is a win for him. when you're running on your biography, you're not running on your political record and how you vote on issues, you better get it right. >> that has always been the rule,

as the torpedo clears the submarine, it starts to turn around and boomerang. the guys on the bridge stop the submarine and see it. cain being one of them. they could see the torpedo and that it was coming right for them. it was coming back right toward the tang. >> this exhibit is placed here in remembrance of the 52 american submarines sunk during the war and the wall behind me lists the names of all the sailors who served the submarines and who did not come back. their bodies have never been recoverd. it is very important that people aboard thethese guys suin