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she is our generation's david bowie. >> she is in a david bowie video. >> no, david bowie is in the tildaher camera? >> yes jie. and they get these weird things that eat whales and they have never seen the sun. >> when i watch that show i go, my god. he is a lobster man. >> picture the creature in a bed in the middle of the museum. that's worth the price of admission. >> she is like -- she is a time traveler. she came from america 3050 and she is having fun here. >> she goes -- >> i will never forget michael clayton where she stuck her arm hand in the arm pit and sniffed it. >> and one of the few times she didn't have a nude theme was christmas. >> she is another planet's treasure. >> discovery channel with anotherral bine know praying man ties attacked her and she ate the eyes. >>> coming up, is life on the road as a comedian a great cover for serial murder? dan soder discusses his latest book. and grandparents smoking pot? yes, grandparents smoking pot. thank you, president obama. >>> has thc hit the aarp? the new york times reported that america's seniors have never been more stoned. t

say that's what you get dropsy from it we have gloves their way she feels potatoes all the time with bowie appropriate too much and drink too much water by the minute she's got quite a waist she just needs to find a good man nothing more. true title everyone raise or go to work so are you still sober if you were. what about using a fairly good job yes i'm granted they don't have any faith i go to this so another way to to this is why the sauna there's nowhere else like i said why didn't you go yesterday and they said my medical examination is out of date so you have to get it renewed you just have to wake up before ten in the morning and go without hurrying to the shop and to another into the next one. that's the only way to find a job. that's it i'm gone. for high concept i see any real enthusiasm there she's lazy she likes to wait for nothing to sit here for nothing there she has some relatives somewhere a brother or sister or something but she doesn't get to see them a lot really sure why but i don't want to pry into the private life. a resident of the shelter under a law bulletin is st

. ♪ where are we now >> david bowie is showing no signs of slowing down either, already thinking abouterally. the aptly named album ten years in the making was a top ten release on itunes. ♪ as long as i've got my suit and tie ♪ >> it took youngster justin timberlake to dethrone bowie according to billboard. for eric clapton it's a new album and a new tour. he will be 68. why work through your golden years especially when you don't need the money? after all, it was the who that once sang i hope i die before i get old. ♪ i hope i die be i

. >> the baby looks like david bowie. >> that white hair is almost like a blanket that goes around the baby. >> that's apparently why the babies are bone all white because it camouflages with the arm hair. >> learning something every day about animals. >>> i have another video, which is pretty hilarious. it was a camera that was set up on a tri-pod to capture activity, and we see immediately two possoms at the bottom and a deer that's very curious about what the smelly stuff is up ahead. but i think the darkness of the night doesn't allow him to see what's actually right in front of his nose. when he goes exploring, when the deer gets too close -- >> whoa! >> what the heck just happened? >> it was so dark it couldn't tell they were right in front of each other and square the crap out of each other. they both jumped like 30 feet in the air. >> oh, my gosh. that deer was like wahh! >>> little lucy, who we're seeing in this video that we found got in a little trouble with her dad. >> i took it away from you because you weren't listening. >> but she's not happy how dad handled the situatio

. >>> what else is there left to achieve after starring in a david bowie video?t form. tilda swinton is sleeping at new york's city museum of modern art. it's a performance art piece where she sleeps for seven hours straight in a glass box. soups like an art project some of my friends would have done. has a cushion. water jug. anyone with a museum ticket can take a look. >>> where in the world is paris hilton still relevant? maybe in india. a winking paris is featured in this ford design, the indian decision. in the back she has all three kardashian sisters tied up with the slogan leave your worries behind. another version of the leaked ad is a bit more controversial. it shows former italian prime minister berlusconi with three scantily tied up women in the back. ford never intended to release the ads and issued a statement saying "we deeply regret this incident and agree with our agency part earners that it should never have happened. the posters are temporary to the standards of professionalism and decency within ford and our agency partners." i think i'll leav

americans or like hispanics in texas, families living here a long time before davey crockett and james bowie sam houston made their way south. [cheers and applause] my friends, this is what we as conservatives stand for. we are not the people of equal outcomes, of quotas, of race- based appeals or a nanny state. we're the people who say everyone deserves a shot, but success is only the product of hard work and innovation, where the ideology is blind of color and solely grounded in a merit system. we are compassionate without being cynical. government can be a tool to self-improvement, and self- empowerment. not self-entrapment. these ideals are as old as america, and they will live on as the prevailing sentiment long after we are gone, because they are what make america unique. we will never bend to the social and economic agenda of western europe. yet it is an interesting place example of government. we will continue to pursue a uniquely american vision seated in liberty, personal responsibility, and individuality. god bless you, and may god continue to bless this country. thank you. >> mor

i was listening to the new david bowie album.ou said the producers of the amazing race are tone deaf, and i agree. that said, the whole point of the reality show is making people do stupid things. >> that's an interesting point. can i comment on your collar? >> please. >> have you had it tailored? >> this is a tailored shirt. >> maybe they made the neck too tight. >> maybe. i have been working out. >> i wanted to mention that. >> i have just been told i was not working out. >> thank you, producers. >> also, you said the image of the b-52 bomber in the water was jarring. i do think that's the point from the vietnamese perspective. it crashed in a tiny lake. >> and that the vietnamese are celebrating this victory, the shooting down of the american warplane. >> and even more than that, they kept the village around it, and it was to show the bravery of their people. from their perspective, the point is that's why it is jarring. >> for me being a channel surfer, it wassen fiewr yaiting. >> i can imagine. >> horrible, offensive. >> as

by the way, didn't david bowie do the same thing and nobody cared? >> he did. he did the nazi thing and then got in trouble with "rolling stone." >> he was talking about the fashion sense of the -- >> of the nazis. >> they did have good fashion. >> apparently. you don't like to point out the good parts because they killed people. >> what did he do afterwards? what we all did, marry a black woman. >> isn't the nazi salute the stupidest salute ever? >> in hindsight, yes. >> that's a salute including the lazy hitler one. >> i would like to rally condemn both of them. this guy is banned from national teams. does it mean he could play in your hobo league? >> no because many of the hobos are, believe it or not, members of the jewish faith. i will answer your question with, and i know you love another question, why? i ask the media gods this, but why must we insist on both television and newspaper, radio -- well not radio, but it is a signal that basically means death to all jews and it is fine for all of us to show. we have some f-ed up priorities, people. as far as

he's had more final appearances than bowie. but he advocated the papacy.d the ring, went off to stay at gandolfo castle. we've been critical of the pope in some areas. the vatican crackdown on american nuns, his calling the idea of women priests a grave crime. did he that. while nobody doubts he tried to solve the sex abuse problems, he tried to blame it on gay priests. and then self-transferred to a child molesting priest. he's the most famous man alive to oppose the iraq war. he called on the importance of fighting climate change. even said using condoms to prevent the spread of a.i.d.s. might not be a totally evil idea. we wish him a long, healthy and joyful retirement. no pope has ever retired shallentarily and been allowed to live in vatican city. he granted himself the title of pope emeritus and he just changed the conclave rules to elect a successor so the process coul

we're hitting it all right now. ♪ >> david bowie is back.ext day." and it already soared to the top of the charts. now his life will be on display at the vma museum in london. >>> like this wild outfit, which cemented his status in britain, when he appeared on the bbc hit tv show back in 1972. and then there is the white sax his father bought him when he was a big jazz fan. and how about this? the hand scrawled lyrics to his psychedelic hit ziggy stardust, introducing his most famous character to the world. >>> it is one of the most technologically isolated places on earth, i'm talking about myanmar, also known as burma. a country where hardly any of the 50 million residents owned a cell phone and internet access is rare. a country will still finding its feet after decades of direct military rule. now google executive chairman eric schmidt thinks it is time to get myanmar connected. fresh from his controversial trip to north korea, he is now in the southeastern asian country, southeastern asian country, to try to tap that market. >>> showroo

speaking of now, david bowie, 66 years old, who ten years ago said he was retiring -- speaking of which>> he is insuring his -- thank you for that by the way. moving on. anyway he has a new album that is apparently the best kept secret in the music industry. >> new music. >> new music called "the next day" and apparently it's being received are some pretty good reviews. critics are calling this the best work that he has had since the '80s and the '70s if you can believe it. there you go. he announced in january on his 66th birthday that he had this new album coming out. >> welcome back, david. and one of my favorites of all time, tina turner on the cover of "vogue" for the first time ever at the age of 73. >> wow. >> looking good. we know about the famous legs. >> insured. >> that great voice. never been on the cover before. now she is looking great. tina turner. ♪ left a good job in the city ♪ whoo go, girl. are we still on the air? that's a long time. on >>> this morning on "world news now" -- just a few hours the papal conclave opens and the process of selecting a new pope officially

. >> jimmy: david bowie. >> it was bananas. that i saw was lily tomlin. >> jimmy: yeah. >> she's the coolest. and so, in the movie, she plays my mother who is this kind of like crazed feminist author who just, like, lives alone in a house in the woods and hates everyone. >> jimmy: i want to show a clip. here's tina fey and lily tomlin in "admission." take a look at this. >> mom? it's me. >> who? >> how many people call you mom? >> why didn't you tell me you were coming? >> i left a message. i was visiting a school nearby. >> i never check my messages. >> that's a good policy. thought i'd spend the night, if it's all right with you. i've got to get up very early, and then, hit a few schools and race back for mark's department lunch. >> how can you stand those english department gatherings? what could be more dull? >> sometimes, you make sacrifices for the person you've been living with for ten years. that's what a healthy relationship is, mom. >> oh, thank god i'm not in one of those. >> yes, thank god. >> if i had to do what i'

so i observed that if the heros, if william barrett travis and jim bowie were alive today, they would to shoulder with him on the floor of the senate. [ applause ] i got to read from shakespeare saint chrispin's day speech. and there were more than a few senators who were not there with us that night that have held their manhoods acheapened as a result. [ applause ] i got to read the opening monologue from the great movie "patton". cleaned up a little bit to make it suitable for television. and i got to read president ronald reagan's 1964 "time for choosing" speech. [ applause ] as they say in the beer commercial, it don't get no better than this. but a second example is sequestration. sequestration is actually gone into effect. the white house is astonished. all of us remember the president's scare america tour where he went all over the country talking about the dramatic consequences, you know, washington, d.c. is the only place on earth where the phrase, draconian 2% cuts can be utter uttered. you know, after a while, i think the president was self-parroting, as he described the co

and david bowie is back in the spotlight with an album on top of the charts and an exhibition celebrating that iconic style. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. at least 50 people have been killed in a series of bomb attacks in the iraqi capital baghdad. the violence comes exactly 10 years after the start of the iraq war. although coalition forces managed to remove saddam hussein, the nation has been plagued by corruption and instability. our correspondent now reports. >> it was a savage commemoration -- extremists duties -- extremist sunnis deliberately targeted shias

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he recruited me and together we require credit david bowie's. and to handle this case.for a half years. i cannot say enough hot things about chad griffin and the things that he has done for the rights of gay and lesbian citizens in this country. the american foundation for equal rights as the it and support for this campaign and the human rights campaign for the support on this. >> all i can do is once again think that and a bad move enabled us to lift the hardest unveil on this issue. it it's oftentimes been discussed and for the first time shot a spotlight on the human faces of suffering here. chris, sandy, paul, jeff and chris is and is boys then be a look of them in the face and tell them that they and their families deserve anything other than equality under the law is something that i challenge anyone to do. we are honored that our court system works and that we've gone from the district court in northern california over these four years all the way here to washington today before the united states supreme court. we are cautiously optimistic as we wait and see wit

. >> did you hear the new bowie album? >> stephanie: no i didn't. >> check it out.border security. they are creating a pathway for people to earn their citizenship, and my expectation is that we'll actually see a bill on the floor of the senate next month. >> stephanie: as you know after -- [♪ "world news tonight" theme ♪] >> stephanie: -- what did they get 30% of the vote. the rnc has called on lawmakers to soften their tone. so don young referred to hispanics as wet backs. [ wah wah ] >> stephanie: he said we used to have 50, 60 wet backs to pick tomatoes. [ wah wah ] >> stephanie: he apologized saying he meant no disrespect to the overly sensitive wet backs. >> keep talk. let's have sarah palin refute at it that. >> stephanie: don't you love that she had to make a video redeclaring her relevance. >> yeah, the money you are sending to sarah pac is for her to make a video of how relevant sarah pac is. >> stephanie: right. go ahead. >> caller: first just real quick on the gay situation -- >> stephanie: are we having a gay situation now? >> i had a gay situation once

first of all, the two security officers, the two officers i have with me, casey jones and marlon bowieextremely well. with regards to presecurity, you know, people said you should have had magnetometers. well, he didn't have a weapon so he would have walked in. at some point in time you have to understand, at least i feel i have to understand that people are going to be around me, and they're going to be around me all the time. i don't want to set up a situation where the security is such that people don't feel that i'm approachable. i'm not the president. i'm the mayor of a city. i'm supposed to be out with peep ea -- people and talking to them. >> mayor, what happened to the gentleman after that clip happened? was he brought up on any charges? what happened after that clip? >> well, as far as i know at this stage he was taken off to jail where he apparently remains. there is some news reports that he's apologized. you know, i don't have any animosity towards mr. black, i really don't. i understand the level of frustration he must feel. the only difference that he and i may actually e

n no way host: we go to a democratic aller next from bowie, maryland. caller: thank you, representative lee, for being on top of this matter. my statement is that i have been ollowing this for a while and the son of h.l. hunt is a person who is the puppet master of bush cheney. he now owns the kurdish region its work. then. owned it since gorilla in the room more or less. can you comment what you know family's hunt involvement in the iraqi war and control over bush and cheney? i cannot be specific about the hunt family but many oil.eve the war was about i believe, though, what we've got.wed what we we saw colin powell go to the united nations. saw secretary of state condoleezza rice. there all of them saying were weapons of mass destruction and the mushroom cloud would be upon us. we know what the public stated rationale was for going to war. that.er was behind but i think whatever the reason, we lost too many of our young and women, too many veterans ave post-traumatic stress syndrome. too many still haven't recovered from the trauma of that war and a

host: bowie, maryland, republican caller -- forer: 4 groups that argue the sanctity of marriage -- isre any room for an argument for civil unions across the board for heterosexual and homosexual alike? and preserving marriage for heterosexual couples only? guest: yes, you could deregulate marriage. if the state does not play a role in marriage and it is left up to religious entities, nobody thinks the first amendment would permit the government to force churches to marry people they don't want to marry. the government could get out of the business of marrying people altogether and provide civil unions and churches would be free to marry people however they want. host: from twitter -- richard in florida, independent college. caller: i have a question -- states have rights to them marriages between relatives. a son cannot marry his mother and a son cannot marry -- and a father can america's daughters to why cannot they bend same-sex marriage? guest: is a good question but different sorts of restrictions are different. it is for the state can prevent some from airing his mother but nobod

." ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back, david bowie. today marx the u.s.se of his first album in nearly a decade. it's called "next day." welcome to "squawk on the street" i'm carl quintanilla with melissa lee and david faber. >> and nfib is curious today and not a lot of directional action and a long way to go, still. the big story is the conclave which begins in rome today in the vatican. we'll keep an eye on that. we might get a vote later on this afternoon and in asia, shanghai down four straight and mostly red arrows across the continent and within a stone's throw of the all-time high. the dow going for eight straight games. that's the longest streak in more than two years. everybody seemed ready for a sell-off so where is it it? >> yet another target price cut for apple and a 25% chance of a miss on guidance. it's a big week for samsung and blackberry. >> those membership fees continue to provide stability against walmart and target. >> and are yum's troubles in china starting to stabilize? february shows signs of progress there. >> we will begin wit

his weapons of choice were said to be his pen and his buoy knife -- bowie knife. he said he was so good with the first he had recourse 0 the latter. he was a fierce abolitionist. he didn't suffer fools and didn't compromise often. but worth fighting for what you believe in. i think the american people can tolerate a debate and a discussion. there has been nothing mean-spirited about this debate for 12 hours. i think in fact more of it would be even better. i wish we had more open and enjoined debate. the senior senator from illinois has brought up good points and i think there is much discussion. i hope this won't be swept under the rug and that this isn't the end of this. but that this is the beginning of this. and i would go for another 12 hours to try to break strom thurmon's record but i've discovered there are some limits to filibustering and i'm going to have to take care of one of those in a few minutes here. [laughter] i appreciate the senator's forbearance on this and if there are some other than-on the other side of the aisle who have been lynching and m

their name was jim bowy, jim bono and william barrett travis. they were killed on march 6, 1836, fighting liberty over tyranny. travis was correct when he said texas would cost more of santa ana than defeat. mexican losses were so huge that general sam houston rallied a texas army and won on the plains of san jacinto. texas became a republic. the bugles were quiet but all the people should thank the good lord that those are willing to die for freedom rather than live under oppression and tyranny and that's just the way it is. i ask unanimous consent to put into the record the names and states and countries of the alamo defenders. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. for what purpose does the gentleman from maryland rise? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. hoyer: mr. speaker, i am extremely disappointed that the sequestration has taken effect because republicans refuse to work with democrats on a bal

those brave patriots of the alamo were here, that william barrett travis and davy crockett and jim bowie and each of the others who gave their lives for freedom would be standing side by side with you and would be proud to call you brother. mr. president, i'd like to say that i appreciate the remarks of the senator from texas, and if the filibuster goes on long enough, we would like to hear a recitation of will ym bear travis' last words at the alamo. we had to memorize that as a kid and i'm afraid my memory's gone a little dusty but you are younger and may still remember that for us. the issue at hand is really an issue that goes beyond party politics, it goes beyond nominations. it goes beyond, you know, the president's a democrat, i'm a republican. i voted for three of the president's nominations, much to the chagrin and much to the criticism of some on my side. but i've done so because i think the president does get some progressive. that's just my personal viewpoint on choose, political appointees. now, this is a political appointee but i don't consider this debate to be about the a