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bravo. thanks for the attention on "red eye." he is referring to the msnbc we did when rough -- robot dave is informed of the domence in. >> also, david, please stop using media matters as your source of news. >> i love media matters. >> we know. >> i wish media matters was my older step sister and the can i? >> i have lotion. >> lotion is all you have. >> not true. i also have a thumb made of lick -- lick rish. >> i hate when people you poked fun of turn out to be nice people and you can't poke fun anymore. i think we may have a response to difficult vade from robot david. >> hello, david. glad you saw the clip. it was great working on it and i enjoyed playing you. i was wondering, does keith oberman get friendly in real life. in rebought world he touches my buttocks. please send help. >> a little robot sexual huh harassment. devon from buffalo who is in new york, i just reopened a couple of the bible. it better be good or i will feed daphne the unicorn i keep in the cabinet -- i keep in the basent in. that is the name for a nig

they go into b-bravo b-bravo. many of the men including the jewish five are going to be cannibalized into a replacement unit to be paratroopers for the division. the mutiny. and chappell somehow finds admission and defines a mission to go back and find stephen hall. and what happens is the fact permission is prepared to give us even ought a radio operator. going back to stephen hall now, with operation mercury, everything is going wrong. he becomes depressed. his feet are actually frostbitten. he has to pack them increase because it's so cold in the pre-alps and the dolomites. in the scaling mountains and avoiding the german patrols. and what's fascinating is that this work is built around five major characters. hall, chappell and the next person i'm going to talk about right now. all is given a book in the middle of the night, after one of his ambushes and he doesn't understand who it found. in a set time if the scarlet pimpernel, it's a book about the french revolution and how they save french mobility. once you

. >> she was worried about still being able to get bravo and the golf channel, channels and her customers really want. if she doesn't have the channels, they will not subscribe to her service. she was also talking about it in the hearings in concept of the internet, and she was going to provide internet be of service for customers, she needs access to the online video streams from those channels, too. i am not sure the fcc rules apply to the internet close of those channels. -- the internet flows of those channels. >> there was also a senate hearing on thursday of this week on this issue. was there anything that came out that hearing that was different than the house hearing? >> the main take away was that you do not want to mess with al franken, because he was incredibly upset. he was a former nbc employee for 20 years. it was mostly over program access, program carriage. these things get really technical, and he got into an argument with brian roberts during the hearing about some of those issues. it was fun to watch, but the bottom line is, one of the things comcast is running up again

." >> bravo, bravo. by the way, thank you for staying up past your bedtime. how you do it, i'm not sure. how do you possibly prepare for -- habit, you would have to read five books a night in order to really stay up rest of the conversation that you create. and the second one may be more of a joke question if you don't mind, is how did you possibly sell the networks on a show that had conversation? >> such a good question. the person to have you guys read game change yet? that's what we're reading right now. it's interesting. we are reading a round-the-clock dig our blackberries are going off all the time. twitter, people send its articles. which is constantly immersed. and where on the air for five hours of that reading and that a minute, whether it's with the white house or members of congress or people sending us information, happens on the air in real-time. so there is no preparation. the only thing there's preparation for me is hair and makeup, and let me tell you it takes a village. i am 42, and i get up at 3:30 a.m. every day so that's the only thing t

>> bravo, bravo. by the way thank you for staying up past bedtime for as. how are you doing? how can you possibly prepare-- i mean you would have to read five books a night in order to really stay abreast of the conversation you create in the second and maybe more a joe question is how did you possibly tell the networks on the show that had conversation? >> such a good question. have you guys read game change yet? that is what we are reading now. we are reading around-the-clock, blackberries are going off all the time. twitter, people send this articles which is constantly immersed. we are on the air for five hours though whether it is for the white house are members of congress or people sending us information happens on the air and real time so there is no preparation. the only thing that is preparation for me as hair and makeup and let me tell you it takes a village. i am 42 and i get up at 3:30 in the morning every day so that is the only thing that is really problematic for me. the second question was more for joe. actually joe you sold this to the network. they actually

. >> the marines from bravo company first arrived in the central part of the area, they were welcomed, if will, by repeated small arms attacks. >> ifill: then, politicians jump ship in the face of a rising anti-washington tide. next out-- indiana's evan bayh. >> woodruff: a report from egypt on the country's innovative approach to overcoming a massive problem with garbage. >> the system. let's work in the north and the south. it doesn't work. >> ifill: and european currency under stress-- what it means for europe and the world. that's all ahead on tonight's "pbs newshour". major funding for the pbs newshour is provided by: >> this is the engine that connects abundant grain from the american heartland to haran's best selling whole wheat, while keeping 60 billion pounds of carbon out of the atmosphere every year. bnsf, the engine that connects us. chevron this is the power of human energy. the national science foundation. supporting education and research across all fields of science and engineering. and with the ongoing support of these institutions and foundations. and... this program

executive was worried about after this thing, will they still be able to get bravo? will she be able to get the golf channel and will she be able to get e entertainment or channels her customers really want. and if she doesn't have those channels they will not subscribe to her service they will subscribe to comcast or satellite. she was also talking about it in the hearings in context of the internet, too. and if she was going to provide an internet video service for her customers, then, you know, she needs to get access to the -- you know, the online video streams of those channels, too. and right now i'm not sure the fcc rules really apply to the internet -- you know, the internet flows of those channels and so that was another issue that they were talking about in both of the hearings that's probably going to come up on the fcc side. >> host: two final topics to talk about before we close up here and amy schatz we'll start with you. there was also a senate hearing on thursday of this week on this issue. mr. zucker and mr. roberts testified there also. anything tha

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if they have a good idea, and it works for the american people, bravo, we welcome it. i think what was clear coming out of the meeting yesterday, two things were clear. that the president in clearly has recognized p. and it wasest -- and it was evident yesterday,, that in order to ensure health care insurance for the american people we must have regulation of the health care industry. we have to have beyond the status quo. it is clear also that the republicans were accepting of the status quo. i was proud we pass pd -- passed to remove the exemption for they have had for over 60 years, which have not served the american people well. i think left to their own devices the health care agencies had behaved very poorly. one other thing i want to make clear, while we all talk about ending the denying of coverage on the basis of preexisting conditions, which is probably the most needed and desired reform that the american people recognize and want, is something that the democrats stand fully behind and republicans do not have it in their bill. when they say they support it, y

you get season three of bravo's "shear genius," and jonathan antin is the no holds barred judge. >> youuldn't even look at me. >> i see the '40s direction you're going in, but it's kind of nowhere near it. you could have put a little pin in right here and already it's a cleaner look. i wish i could tell you that i was impressed. i'm not. >> ooh, tough judge! jonathan, good morning. >> good morning. >> so, are you kind of like the simon cowell of the hairdressing world? >> that's what i'm hearing. that's what i'm hearing. >> you're channeling that vibe. >> yeah, you know, somebody's got to do it, right? >> you tell it like it is. >> always. >> and you tiell these 12 hairstylists they have to come with their best a-game, which of course, you want them to do, but why are the stakes so high for them? >> with $100,000 on the line, every hairstylist in america wanted to be on this show. it's that important. you bring your a-game and you get ready. otherwise, you're going home. >> what are you looking for, though? are you looking for something different? >> we're looking for everything. we're

. >> un bravo reporte del gobierno en la que la poblaciÓn indocumentada de estados unidos bajÓ en unenemos los detalles sobre salvador cabaÑas. >> son las imÁgenes más recientes sobre el ataque al futbolista. mostrÓ la forma en que j.j. quiesigue prÓfugo y podrÍa tener al -10 identidades contaba con un cuerpo de seguridad con adiestramiento profesional. >> fue antes y despuÉs de que se descubriera que la agencia de seguridad estatal habÍa proporcionado elementos para cuidar en forma tan profesional al j.j. en las imÁgenes... >> el abogado defensor de los empleados del bar bar sostiene que las imÁgenes muestran el momento en que el contador y epaco presunto cÓmplice de j. j. sale del lugar minutos antes del disparo para recibir e introducir el arma de fuego. segÚn el litigante, hay mÁs cabos sueltos. >> aparecieron mantas diciendo que habÍa una razÓn para atacar a salvador cabaÑas. >> se muestra a la esposa pateando la puerta del baÑo porque no la dejaban pasar. y luego muestran cÓmo limpian. >> no es un pleito de un bar. sino vinculado a esto a las narcobandas. >> se entregÓ una copi

so granted this was an innocent issue with the falla his doing something for bravo, the reality show, house wives of d.c., there's still issues. you and i have covered the white house together. you understand the white house is a madness place for the crazies. and that's what the issue is, the safety and security of any american president and his guest and his family. and i think things were happening prior to, but i think that might have been the nail. host: speaking of covering that white house, did i read that you are second behind helen thomas in the longest serving reporter covering the white house? guest: i'm certainly proud to be associated with the great helen thomas, who when i was a rookie at the white house and knew nothing, helen in her typically gracious and generous way took me under her wing and helped me. and i will never, never forget that. but my first trip with the president was to tennessee in august of 68 with linden johnson. so i go back a way. and some would say maybe that's too long. but that's my story and i'm sticking to it. host: a lot of history this mornin

if they have a good idea and it works for the american people, bravo, we welcome it.the meeting yesterday, if you want to know what i thought is that -- that two things were clear, that the -- the president clearly has recognized and it was evident yesterday, that in order to improve health care insurence for -- health insurance for the american people, we must have some regulations of the insurance industry. we have to go beyond the status quo. and it was clear also that the republicans didn't -- were accepting of this status quo. and i was very proud and mentioned that on wednesday, we passed in the house, a overwhelming bipartisan split and it was like 410-19 and something like that. 406-19 that 0 -- to remove the exemption for insurance, health insurance companies, in the -- in the -- that they have had for over 60 years. and that has not served the american people well. and i think that left to their own devices the insurance companies behaved very poor my and the american people have paid the price. and this legislation is essentially. and we're at a point that

. >> bravo! >> march 1st is our one-year anniversary. the show's been on a year. the roots. we have a great guest, robert pattinson from the "twilight" movie and hall and oats. >> hall and oats! >> they're going to do "i can't go for that," i think. >> are you gng to dance? >> i'll dance to them. my short form. this is my short form. i should have gotten the bronze. instead someone gave me aluminum. >> are you looking forward to having jay back as your lead-in coming up? >> yeah, it's great. i love that dude. he's a great guy. unfortunately, things didn't work out with conan, but he's a great guy and following him will be fun. it will be interesting, but it will be great. >> well, congratulations on your first year. >> we love you, you know that. >> you guys are the best. i love all you guys. >> yay! >> you get the gold medal. >> it's so cute, you two -- it's like "blaze of glory." >> it's not like that at all, matt. it's really not. >> let's do our lift. >> it's going to be great. here we go. we'll wait for a commercial. we go over the fire. it's pretty phenomena

if they have an idea that works for the american people, bravo, we welcome it.ht, i think it was clear that -- to good things were clear. that the president clearly has -- two things were clear. that the president clearly recognizes that we must have some regulation of the insurance industry -- we have to go beyond the status quo. it was clear also that the republicans were accepting of the status quo. i was very proud and mentioned that on wednesday we passed in the house with overwhelming bipartisan support -- i think it was -- it was 406 to 19 to remove the exemption for it health insurance companies that they had had for over 60 years, which has not served the american people well. i think left to their own devices, the insurance companies have behaved very poorly, and the american people have paid the price. this legislation is essential. one other thing that we talk about -- what we talk about ending the denial of coverage on the basis of a pre-existing conditions, which is probably the most-needed and desired reform that the american people recognize and

a young man named jim winkler, who heads the methodist church, we traveled to men rate the bravo explosion of nuclear weapons that was supposed to cover an area, small area, around an island that actually exploded and brought fallout on civilians, many, many miles away. many of whom are still suffering from that. i have some ability to talk about the middle east in april of 1997. i paid my own way to the middle east and went to israel. in those days you couldn't fly directly to egypt after visiting israel. i went to greece and back to egypt. a young man invited my wife and i to come to alexandria to visit in the middle east peace issues. this is six month before the camp david peace of courts. and he said an interesting thing. he said he wished the old women was back, meaning naier. he thought he could talk with her and work with her. six months later as he was getting off the plane in tel aviv, they not only embraced, but they sat on a sofa and talked about their grandchildren. i've been back to the middle east on several occasions, i think the religious experience to baghdad in 2002 to t