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i've grown up with nintendo my whole life. >> new "super mario bros. 2" is rated "e" for everyone.and now you don't have be an athlete to go for the gold. for "teen kids news," i'm emily. >> that's "teen kids news" for now. thanks for tuning in. >> we'll be back next week. see you then. steves: with its strategic bridge over the rhone river, arles was a key stop on the roman road from italy to spain. after being a trading center for centuries, arles became a sleepy town of little importance in the 1700s. allied bombs destroyed much of the city in world war ii, but today, arles thrives again. this compact city is alive with roman ruins, an eclectic assortment of museums, and welcoming pedestrian zones. it's my favorite home base from which to explore france's provence region. twice a week, arles' ring road erupts into an open-air market of flowers, ready-for-ratatouille baskets of produce, and everything but car traffic. join in, try the olives, sniff that lavender of provence. the beauty of this market is its international flavor, reflecting how provence remains a crossroads of med

i'm howie mandel and i'm bro life. >> i'm bro life. >> ♪ i'm bro life won't you be bro life too. >> itf psa put it together to help promote his comedy special d.l. hughley the endangered list. was it brilliant or bananas? let me go to bill bellamy. i'm sitting there and watching the psa and practically crying with tears of laughter. you throw in the first season of "sister, sister" i'm writing my check. brilliant or bananas for you. >> it is funny. it makes fun of black men, the topic of black men. i think it is hysterical. i give kudos to d.l. hughley and the people that did it. it is hysterical. there are people you wouldn't expect to say it. it looks like a "saturday night live" skit to me. i love it. >> can't go wrong with clay aiken in there. >> i have another story for you. not often would people question the class of judi dench. she plays emme in the premier of "skyfall" and she has a jewel encrusted 007 logo on her neck as she greeted prince charles and duchess camilla. is this brilliant or bananas. >> it is brilliant she put it on her neck, okay. it would be bananas to have it

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thanks bro and you come down one of the freakonomics book one bro. ross said. he. and i could take a meal. with. to this. our marines take. this comes out of their check he goes to landfill. they don't like to waste nothing either because that's money comes out their pocket but ever since the war broke out they can't be too friendly as if they're too friendly here make it over there they can get blown up. shows from history. so much food be good for fifteen twenty years because you know you will radiation. so that doesn't corrupt. and if you should eat it in a combat zone. it's not trash that way. in california's extreme southeast the same bombs that u.s. navy marine corps criswell air force. them to drop on iraq and afghanistan would be seen as nothing less than heaven sent by a group of hard bits survivalists the so-called scrappers and range runners who trespass the navy's chocolate mountain bombing and gunnery range in pursuit of salvageable parts missile sections and heavy machine gun ammunition. what follows reflection here is actually to gain entry to the sh

thanks bro and you come down on us in the freakin time we both want bro. and i said. he. and i could take a meal. with. see this. our marines take. this comes out of their check he goes to landfill. they don't like to waste nothing either because that's money comes out their pocket but ever since the war broke out they can't be too friendly as if they're too funny here and make it over there they can get blown up. yes and this to. some is for me good for fifteen twenty years because you know you'll radiation. so that doesn't corrupt. and if you show it in a combat zone. it's not trash it's not waste.

bros boss kids came into the game seeking a first winning group d. but they faced an uphill battle to take you know c. is called who we get to taste defeat grace go to the board first but it was the home side that made twenty five twenty at the end of the first called it was a tight game throughout this second and third coolidge's five points by to give him a lead the german champs to take a fifty three fifty one edge at the end of the pool which of them back to back gets but cost and the gate bros a sixty three sixty one lead who've less than civil minutes remaining however it was short lived a serious call buckle down in defense and punched on and went on a thirteen to zero run that put the hosts in can show them pave the way to seventy six sixty nine victory. not a good game we're finding ourselves you know we got the win. everyone and the women want to look at her best the best thing right there you know wanting to learn a top scorer on the night sunny williams contributed seventeen points to the win and believes the toughest games to come right

bros boss kids came into the game seeking their first winning group d. but they faced an uphill battle to take you know see is called who are yet to taste defeat braze got on the board first but it was the home side that led twenty four twenty at the end of the first quarter it was a tight game throughout the second and third quarter as five points by ted to give the german champs to take a fifty three fifty one edge at the end of the third quarter then back to back cost and gave bros a sixty three sixty one lead to the less than seven minutes remaining however it was short lived a serious call buckle down and defense encouraged and went on a thirteen to zero run that put the hosts in control and paved the way to a seventy six sixty nine victory. not a good game. you know we got the way. everyone is. going to look at. that's the best thing right there you know wanting to learn a top scorer on the ninth sunny williams contributed seventeen points to the win and believes the toughest games to come right now we just get enough talent you know we can't get o

by results system so let's put that into context of the financial services authority previously fin bro now financial conduct authority that just changes its name any time it gets found out in complicity in fraud so the quote reads it marks another black day for the banking industry particularly barclays over the past eighteen months barclays has been exposed for ripping off the elderly avoiding five hundred million pounds in tax mis selling payment protection insurance to the tune of one point five billion pounds manipulating crucial interest rates and now misselling loans to small firms so where are the fines for the people who allow barclays to do all of this stuff we just that's just a list within eighteen months max yeah well according to cameron he's going to pay out a bonus or a bounty to people who stop or turn in or help to rejuvenate the mind of the criminal therefore some sparklies as you just pointed out is committing massive massive scale recidivist nature of repeat criminality that anyone who hopes to remove barclays from the equation will get from david cameron a check fo

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hey, bro. or engaging. conversations help us learn and grow.t wells fargo, we believe you can never underestimate the power of a conversation. it's this exchange of ideas that helps you move ahead with confidence. so when the conversation turns to your financial goals... turn to us. if you need anything else, let me know. [ female announcer ] wells fargo. together we'll go far. >>. >> bret: details >> details are coming out about what happened in benghazi on september 11th. in off camera briefings and congressional briefings. special report has investigated as well. gregg palkot went to benghazi himself. there he talked to eyewitnesss and scoured the abandoned compound for additional clues. now he pulls it all together and walks you through a time line of terror you won't soon forget. >> september 11th, 2012, mourning the u.s. ambassador chris stevens has a full day of meetings ahead of him. he scheduled all of them behind the perceived safety of the u.s. mission walls in benghazi. he takes his last meeting in the large drentz building with the

[ baby crying ] bro, you okay?can't hold them off, we've got to beat the fire pivot. >> what the [ bleep ] does that mean, dude? >> we're shooting our way out of here, bro. >> you think we can go? >> yeah, we got these, [ bleep ], homie. he ain't going nowhere. >> look at me, all right? look at me. on three, dude. you're going to empty your mag and run. >> okay. >> you ready? >> okay! >> one, two, three! >> jimmy: oh. [ cheers and applause ] it's intense. one, two, three. congrats on all the great reviews. >> thank you. >> jimmy: we love you so much, buddy. jake gyllenhaal. [ cheers and applause ] go see "end of watch." it opens everywhere today! penny marshall joins us next. see you after the break, you guys! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ wooohooo....hahaahahaha! oh...there you go. wooohooo....hahaahahaha! i'm gonna stand up to her! no you're not. i know. you know ronny folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico sure are happy. how happy are they jimmy? happier than a witch in a broom factory. get happy. ge

paul ryan is the bro-est bro ever to run for vp.chbl channeling his inner marky mark. just as marky mark pumped iron. so did paul ryan at a photo shoot almost a year ago when the fitness buff congressman was a runner up for "times'" person of the year. some say the editors of "time" wished to make him look trivial, young, and unserious. maybe it's the backwards baseball cap, but when we took the photos out to the street. >> have no clue who that is. >> not at all. >> i have to say no. >> reporter: 2/3 of those we asked didn't recognize him. >> that's mr. shuster, matthew morrison. >> no. >> a little like bradley cooper. >> jeff somebody? >> new sitcom? >> no, not jeff probst. >> i think that's the vice president soon to be. >> reporter: the v.p. candidate spokesman said this about the photos. paul ryan takes his health seriously. clearly, judging by these silly pictures he doesn't take himself too seriously. neither did readers on buzz feed. they put him in with the village people with the cast of "jersey shore," they made him flex

>> jimmy: i am -- i'm good, bro.hey, i -- the reason i'm calling is that i heard mitt romney hired you to write zingers for his debate tonight. >> ah, yes. mr. mittens romney paid us handsomely for our top notch zingers of the president obama. >> jimmy: he did. how -- >> we worked with mr. romney for many years. >> jimmy: i didn't know. what have you been doing for him for many years? >> we write his jokes and we make his dockers. >> jimmy: you make his dockers? oh, yeah, they are -- they are dockers. all right. [ laughter ] it's okay if he sits down now. i got it. i didn't know any of that. so, can you share some of the zingers that didn't make it into tonight's debate? >> oh, most certainly. we will get our king of zing to deliver them. roger! >> jimmy: great, yeah, get him. >> roger! roger -- jimmy kimmel. >> oh, jimmy. >> jimmy: oh, wow, look at that. very realistic. >> we make mr. romney masks. >> jimmy: oh, you do. they look very good. >> knock, knock. >> jimmy: ah, who's there? >> kenya. >> jimmy: kenya who? >

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tell it all, bro, i don't even know that song anymore. >> colbert: one woman up there is willing to lie. it is a great song. >> it is a great song. >> colbert: ruby, don't take your love to town. it is a heartwarming -- it is a heartwarming story of a paralyzed vietnam vet who wants to kill his wife with a shotgun. but you sing along with him. >> i wrote a bunch of those. coward of the country it is about a rape but has a sing along tune to it. nobody can make a feel good rape stopping! whoa! also you find time to leave me a lucille, he is a whore. >> three is a whore. >> he is a whore. >> she is off with the first cowboy you find. >> i know. >> colbert: you are a terrible personal. i didn't realize that. >> i sing about terrible person. the gambler. >> the gambler is one of the best known country songs of all-time, huge hit around the world, i mean, five miniseries about one song! >> colbert: you are the gambler. you have to know when you hold them, know when to fold them. >> know when to walk away. >> colbert: know when to run. that is good advice but at no point in the song do you sa

they could be bro. could be in the streets like the greeks. give me the money and let me go home and work with it. >> johnathan. >> it's a great point. the sooner we atnd to these problems, the sooner we can fix them. we let them go forecades and they blow up like greece, spain or other collectivist stat. >> i'll come live down by you, right? >> come live with me in bermuda. what melissa says about te post office is right, they need to lay off 200,000 people. this is going on in cities and states. christian, you don't want to get rid of talented workers but they don't have the money. san bernardino is laying off school crossing guards. a lot of money comes from pensions and the assumings, that 8.5%, nobody' maaking that. >> christian, could it -- couldn't you argue that people taking a buyout could prevt a bailout down the road? >> look, i'm not against buyouts in all circumstance. i just suggest it's not the magic to solving state fiscal woes. the reason pensions are underfunded is because of poor decisions. to think i we pursue this pa where

lisa, we have to catch dinner tonight and rebecca, her caption was, i belief in you, bro, go get thebig one. keep your captions coming. i need photos for this week. >>> the proud owner of $25,000 sneakers, a gift but the 7'8" man says they are life changers. a team of ten designed them to custom make three pair for this guy. >> they are size 24, personalized with his name. the last time this 30 year old fit in to rebox was in the third grade. >> i never saw a pair of shoes that looks like that comes off of a shelf. to have all these things that personalize them, specifically to me, that goes above and beyond anything i ever hoped for. >> this is bigger than shoes he says it is an opportunity for him to do things he hasn't been able to do. foot ailments and surgeries compounded by his size kept him from ever leaving the house. he doesn't have to worry about that. he has the shoes. >> great to see it have a happy ending. >>> spectacular site in the nighttime sky. this breathtaking meteor shower, coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] combine the pnc cashbuilder visa credit card with a qua

. >> stephen: he had a bro-mance with the cia. >> he was a romantic guy but not with the cia. >> stephen was said to be a romantic guy. (laughter) >> so he wouldn't send-- he wouldn't send weapons or ground troops into syria? >> no. >> stephen: what about keeping iran from getting the bomb? >> well, that's a hard one. and i'm not sure what he would do. he would really not, not want iran to get the bomb. i think he would do everything through covert action that he possibly come he would unleash the cia but he would not, he wouldn't want them to get the bomb. >> stephen: now ike was a moderate republican. >> he was. >> stephen: for our younger audience, what are those? is. >> yes, too bad it is almost extinct. (applause) >> stephen: is there any sort of captive breeding program or anything like that? you look at one, they are beautiful plumbage. >> they were great to have around. because they would actually compromise, they would get stuff done. >> stephen: they would do things, but they believed in big government like ike built the interstate highway system, sir. >> he did. >> stephen: a

. >> not cool, bro. (laughter) >> jon: shouldn't you be on broadway? (cheers and applause) >> no, no! >> jon: little joke there. but all right we have been irresponsible with government spending. romney, bring the tough love. what are we going to lose? >> i don't want any change to medicare for current seniors or for those that are nearing retirement. no change in social security for those that are in retirement or near retirement. >> jon: all right, so it's immoral debt but hands off the core entitlements! they've literally been grandfathered in-- grandmothered. (laughter) probably the more peripheral entitlements got to go. >> i'm going to make sure we have the kind of training programs that give people the skills they need for the jobs of today. >> jon: okay, so hands off chinese language instruction programs. (laughter) i guess the cuts are going to come from big spending boon doog stuff like defense. >> i'll restore our navy to the size needed to fulfill our missions. by building 15 ships per year, including three submarines. >> jon: it may sound

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. >> you got a -- off him, bro. >> and no one's stopping him. >> that guy, stop him. >> call the copsattacking him t. is a -- >> western union. >> money? expecting to get money and it didn't come through? >> obviously something went down in the western union the guy in the wheelchair felt angry enough to bust through windows. >> i imagine he probably got cut up a little bit buy all of that broken glass falling on your face and arms and legs. >> how angry do you have to be to run through the windows of a western union more than one time? >>> it's a bad day for this lady, who's just trying to get her other shoe on. only problem is -- >> see why the -- shoe doesn't fit on "right this minute." >>> and these ain't your average jack oh lanterns. >> these are about to sfwurn a fu into a fully contained s nancy. they're just a few of the californians who took it on themselves to send you a message about what they need to restore years of cuts to their schools. prop thirty-eight. thirty-eight raises billions in new revenue - bypasses sacramento and sends every k through 12 dollar straight to o

. >> very educated bro fest. >> andrew ross sorkin and bro -- >> someone's got to -- >> a bromance. >> peanut butter and jelly sounded weird when first put together. >> claire mcskas kill and todd akin what's going on in this race. we know that mccaskill outspent akin 6.9 million to 1.6 million from mid july to end of september, proved a fierce opponent. your take on this race. >> what's interesting is the cash on hand, mccaskill has $2.1 million and akin is about $553,000. it's very important as we get towards the election day. it is a rather close race, though. a lot of folks thought after the forcible rape comments this would move in claire mcskas kill's direction. akin from my conversations with operatives there has run this very much do not let the big bad man in washington take us down, for missouri and us, trying to attach mccaskill with president obama with her early endorsement. at the end of the day without the financial resources that all those super pacs would have brought, that all the other rnc money would have brought, it's an uphill battle for akin. but, it is a state

hey, bro. or engaging. conversations help us learn and grow.wells fargo, we believe you can never underestimate the power of a conversation. it's this exchange of ideas that helps you move ahead with confidence. so when the conversation turns to your financial goals... turn to us. if you need anything else, let me know. [ female announcer ] wells fargo. together we'll go far. >>> i can't believe halloween is only a week away. >> i know. i love halloween. i can't wait to dress up as someone who's completely different from who i actually am. >> you should go as mitt romney from the debates. >> this is good-bye. >> yep.beauty of the awkward exchange. >>> it is good to be the child of an a-list celebrity. they are joining the cast of "maleficent." >>> eva longoria and 25-year-old mark sanchez are history just after three months. that didn't last long. a source close to the actress tells the new york daily news, the age difference and her hollywood lifestyle were to blame. >> at least tony parker won championships. >> smack says the jets fan. >>> an

government is flat bro, but the public isn't broke, that's the shame our average share of the debt that he government wildly throws away and spends like crazy and can't put on your, on any kind of control of, but this is where we are, this is the inflection point, where we are, at the moment of truth where we keep running this up we're asking americans you want the total to be more than that. essentiallwe've become a total welfare country, a total welfare state unless somehow the american public puts their foot down, government won't do it. >> what i don't like about it, it does put it in a darkly human maybe selfish conscious, this is our share, to folks abroad. >> just to folks abroad. but two-thirds of our debt is held by. >> we owe ourselves. you figure you owet yourself -- well, i'm not going to say it. this i have to pay. >> and what you have to pay back. goodpoint, but in order to fix it people are going to have to give up something, whether it'some tax break, whether it's spending on certain things that they love, when is the day going to arrive that people are willing to do tha