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neil: all right, butch, thank you very much. we wish you well. >> thank you.il: a trooper through all of this. one of the best reads on what's really going on on this small business community because you know what you speak. he's a small business guy. well, you know what he's looking at. what are they really looking at in washington? how close are we to something? rich edson on top of this like nobody else. he's at the capitol, next. neil: we are nowhere close search could deal than we were last week at this time. but i guess they could over the phone? >> right. we have got as much done with house speaker out of town than rehab with him in down. he has access to telephones and airports he would be happy to fly back to speed the the president but after the meeting last night, all signs point* to the continued impasse with taxes and spending. neil: we hear that they're getting agitated with each other with the free use in the top. it must get chile? >> you hear of frank discussion to say it was probably a not the nicest of conversations. also to buy there was th

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and in tracking down butch cavendish.. asked for creel to come with posse. oh, he did, huh? you're lying indian. everybody around here knows that cavendish's gang is no where around here. that not so. i see cavendish myself. you come. i show you trail. would you listen to the redskin ordering us around? i don't know what your game is indian, but if sheriff taylor really sent you. you would have some kind of proof. you follow, tonto. you have plenty proof. seems to me this redskin is getting a little ornery. should i throw him in jail? nah, let him go. don't come nosing around here again or you won't get off so easy. creel left orders not to lead the posse anywhere. say corey, you think he was in a level about the sheriff being on cavendish's trail? of course he was on the level. why do you think i want cavendish? with all of our plans set for tonight. we can't let the sheriff mess things up. but if that indian gets back to the sheriff, and tells him that creel... he's not gonna get back to the sheriff. you're gonna see th

butch cavendish, warden. someone must have sneaked him a gun.tell him to come in. yes sir. ♪ here he is, warden. i'm sorry, dad. he grabbed me when i wasn't looking. that's alright, son. let him go, cavendish. i'm giving the orders here now, warden. you'll never get out of here alive! well if i don't, your kid won't either. i'll use this gun on him, and you know i mean it. what's your deal? i'm taking him out of her with me. you'll get him back safe and sound on one condition: that you let the rest of my gang go free. don't do it, dad! i couldn't do that if i wanted to, cavendish. your men aren't here now. they're out to the prison farm. i know that, but you let them go free and they get back they can meet me at one of my old hideouts. how will they know which one? don't worry, they will. if they're not there by noon wednesday you'll never see this kid again. you'll never make it. your guards won't shoot. they know how crazy you are about junior here. come on, you. i'll get that cowardly rat. don't lose your head, warden, he'll ki

huntington butch cassidy and the sundance kid.des on this as we teeter toward going over the fiscal cliff. i'm like robert redford. and the sundance kid. i can swim. and the american public. you're going to take as always. you know what, it's amazing that they dont seem to give a damn. i mean, they're going on christmas break. the president in 21 days, golfing. a lawsuit, the indonesia, the island of hawaii. and maxine andrelaxing while we slid down the abyss. lou: it seems to me, sherry, as the republicans cannot quite figure out how to say, this is the president's decision. it's his ultmatum, and it's his choice. why can't they say that? >> because there is no guarantee that it will turn out well. there is a mediathat will try and blame republicans no matter what. plus boehner could go in and cut a deal but he did you lose his right flank on this. starting to think it's a better deal for the rublicans to of vote present, let the president on this completely. lou: agree to raise taxes. >> now. his thing. mitch mcconnell tried to

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and then another one and it was just a butch of delay tactics. >> reporter: when we went there we foundthe lot nearly empty, the office, vacant, just keys hanging on a board inside. >> what happened between friday and monday is they literally closed up their shop and took all of the vehicles on their lot and disappeared. >> it leaves me with an empty garage, without a car. it leaves me without my money and very little recourse. >> reporter: parsons is not the only victim. the business owner next door talked to about 20 people. >> a lady came in at 5:30. asking about the car. when we told them they were gone she just about started crying. >> horrible, somebody needs to talk about it. >> reporter: the captain told me this is a complex case because it deals with contracts between parties. at this point they are calling it a fraud investigation and trying to locate the occupiers. so far they heard from 20 -- owners. so far they heard from 20 victims but there could be more. >>> an attorney for john mcavey says his client is trying to stay in guatemala. his lawyer says he is feeling better a

facilities and some other things but i think cincinnati gets a great coach and a great replacement for butchme willie taggart, jim harbaugh disciple at south florida. he something special. people in tampa-st. pete are excited. that will just about do it for tonight. thanks for watching "the jeep post-game show." tonight on cbs. >> tim: nobody knows the game like a quarterback. sniechl only on the cbs sports network, the 24-hour home of cbs sports. >> tim: thanks for watching, everybody. have a great evening and thanks for being with us all season long here in new york and beyond. [ announcer 1 ] today's challenge, the other airlines versus southwest in bag fee barrage. [ announcer 2 ] the other airlines contestant is getting pummeled with bag fees. oh, but he's flying southwest. no bag fees for this guy! got to give it up for bags fly free. business travelers win with southwest. [ male announcer ] this commercial is not about getting fios; it's about getting fios. that moment after you finally got it, that you actually get it. when you can see blades of artificial grass in their full glory y

could we see both sides leap to safety at the last minute like paul newman and robert redford in butch cassidy or could it be more like rebels without a cause drag racing toward a danger they don't appreciate until it's too late. [screaming] there are other movies where going over the cliff is a planned thing like it was for bill murray's desperate character trying to end his recurring nightmare in "groundhog day." >> we musn't keep it waiting. >> he might be ok. chris: the worst movie analogy we could imagine ends badly for all concerned. let's hope and pray that thelma and louise are not boehner and obama. my own favorite clip is mount rushmore, "north by northwest," the hitchcock great with cary grant pursued by spies. the survival is never in doubt. not sure if that's true now. when we return, the hillary clinton for 2016 talk is ready to roar. scoops and predictions. chris: we just re-elected barack obama but the hillary for president talk is getting loud. last week she spoke at a washington think tank and here's a part of her introduction that night. she has taken her life experi

you told him to butch up, quote/unquote. >> never.t's not our language. >> when somebody says people like yourself -- >> that's a terrible way of phrasing it. i would rather say we're trying to bring out the heterosexuality in you. >> reporter: nicolosi has kept hundreds of children from growing up. a researcher and big believer that homosexuality can be prevented. he worked at a doctoral student at ucla in the 1970s in a government experimental program. he treated a boy named kirk murphy. to turn around kirk's so-called sissy behavior kirk was repeatedly asked to choose between masculine toys like plastic guns and knives or feminine ones. if he chose the feminine items, kirk's mother would be told to ignore him. kirk'ss siblings told anderson his personality changed. >> he had no idea how to relate to people. >> reporter: he considered kirk a success story, writing his feminine behavior was gone, proof that homosexuality could be prevented. kirk's family said he was gay and never recovered from the attempts to turn him straight. in 2

. >> apparently the madam secretary butched her head the other day and her doctor said stay in bed. >en you don't want to go to a meeting or event one have a diplomatic illness. >> she took a knee. >> she is suffering from an acaught benghazi allergy. >> she passed out somewhere. is she unconscious somewhere? >> hillary has severe ben goody allergy. >> that any doctor come forward and said it is a concussion? >> jim home run borrow would have replaced her by now. >> look, if obama and the democrats had done this or msnby, john mccain slips and hurts himself and he's got a concussion. they'd go look at these liberals who have no decency left in america. the man is with a concussion. >> he's a hero. >> isn't she testifying in january? >> she's going to testify anyway. >> of course she is. she was secretary of state. she's going to testify before the committee that calls her. >> cenk: when we come back, we'll talk to sean lennon about fracking. there he is. he's got a great case to make about whether new york should do it or not. i want to give you a hint on that. they shouldn't. we're a

butch collins says nancy was a gun collector and thought that she could help her son by teaching himow to shoot. >> she was trying to bond, find ways to bond with him and she told me the guns, she would take them shooting because that was a way that a single mom could relate to her son. so she would take him out shooting. juror collins says he used to meet nancy lanza ate local pub and talk about their problems -- at a local pub and talk about their problems. >>> two weeks to go to avoid that fiscal cliff and there is more progress after john boehner paid another visit to the white house yesterday. president barack obama is making a new offer that does significant concessions on taxes. the president is lowering his demand for tax hikes on the rich to those making $400,000 a year. >>> breaking news from the middle east where and nbc correspondent and his crew have been freed after being kidnapped. richard engle and his team were abducted five days ago in syria but the network released a statement this morning saying they were released unharmed. their release apparently came yesterday

. >> this time around i butched up, and said i was masculine. they put me in the masculine group. i don't want to beep with drama queens and girls. i'm trying to be with the mass cue len group, with the boys. >> starting at age 16, orosco has been in and out of the bexar county jail. he was recently convicted for burglary and is back now after violating parole. orosco believes his experience in jail has the made him a leader in his unit. >> a lot of people look up to me and come to me for advice. they know i am in and out of the system. in some cases emotions get lost. as far as in the system. maybe you ought to try to go back to the library and get another motion. >> nothing goes down without me knowing. if there is an altercation. they will come and talk to me about it. hey this person did this. they will see my reaction to it. >> while the feminine and masculine inmates are some times housed in the same unit they're not allowed out of their cells at the same time in order to prevent sexual activity. >> if they put us altogether. you are going to have guys having sex with fems.

making money over the long haul is the ultimate goal in this game butch it's also become the alibi forhort-term losses. that kind of thinking will only make you a worse investor, not a better one. before i can teach you how to invest for the long term, i have to disabuse you of all of the allegedly long-term alibis that you have been fed for ages. at what points do you need to cover your ears and tie yourself to the mast so that the you won't listen to the conventional wisdom and end up steering your portfolio on to the rocks? first and most important, long-term investing is not the same as simply owning stocks for a long time. in other words, don't confuse being a good investor with the idiotic ideology of buy and hold, or as i dub it, buy and forget. this one bad idea has lost people more money than the last two financial crises combined. and just because you have a long term horizon and the losses are unrealized, it doesn't make them into gainers or even potential gainers. losses are losses, realized or otherwise. and the notion of being in something for the long term doesn't justif

pittsburgh and concord butch it's raining around the delta right now. and walnut creek and west yard into berkeley you are looking at light rain. san francisco and the peninsula, more pockets of moderate rain. then mist and drizzling. blue indicating lighter returns from redwood city into fremont right any. santa cruz mountains, you are seeingen hanged rain from benches low men. and also gilroy and hollister. so as we go through morning hours you so the rain rates increase on the santa cruz mountains with an inch an hour there. lesser amounts. but everyone should see the heavy rain and gusty winds through noon and looks about 1:00 things begin to push southward. 52 in san jose, 54 half moon bay. we are continuing to see the rain and wind increase throughout your sunday morning. it should be clearing out this afternoon into the evening hours and christmas eve looks like a great day to get out there and enjoy some of the weather. the cleanup. because it will be dry. north bay, coastal mountains, wind advisory until 1:00. we are getting into the gusty wind

he gashed the cardinals for 201 yards rushing, 24-17 ucla butch stanford comes right back. third and 15. hit as he throws 26 yards on the money. drew torrell. hogan that threw for 155 yards and a touchdown. tied it at 24 a piece. field goal but the cardinals up three. final minutes, ucla freshman kicker for the tie and it is wide left from 52 as stanford captures the pac-12 championship 27-24. they head to the rose bowl it's for the first time since 2000 against either nebraska or wisconsin. here's mike shumann with the mvp, kevin hogan. >> the thing about this team, the seniors, they have brought our program this far. you know, put us in a position for success. >> how does this feel, all your students, your friends and family out here and you are going to the rose bowl? >> this is one of the most major feelings i've ever felt. they always talk about being those big finishing games, and one that sends us over the top and sends us to the rose bowl. we haven't been there a very long time, and to be a part of that is a great feeling. i'll definitely remember it the rest of my

he guard the cardinal for 201 yards rushing, 24-17 ucla butch stanford comes right back.rd and 15. hit as he throws 26 yards on the money. drew torrell. and hogan through 26 yards and touchdown. tied it at 24 a piece. field goal but the cardinals up three. final minutes, ucla freshman kicker for the tie and it is wide left from 52 as stanford captures the pac-12 championship 27-24. they head to the rose bowl fourth first time since 2000 against either nebraska or wisconsin. here's mike shumann with the mvp, kevin hogan began. >> the thing about this team, the seniors, they have brought our program this far. you know, put us in a position for success. >> how does this feel, all your students, your friends and family out here and you are going to the rose bowl? >> this is one of the most major feelings i've ever felt. they always talk about being those big finishing games, and one that sends us over the top and sends us to the rose bowl. we haven't been there a very long time, and to be a part of that is a great feeling. i'll definitely remember it the rest of my life. >> f

butch you want to pay attention when insiders buy stocks. >> okay. well, we here want to clarify some comments from earlier today. our gary kaminski was critical of the berkshire hathaway purchase of a billion dollars of purchase, saying warren buffett never believed in buy-backs and suggested it may have been motivated to take advantage of lower tax rates this year. mr. buffett was watching, responding with a letter, taking issue with both of these points. and mr. buffett is nothing but meticulous. he said that it's not true that he never supports stock repurr chases. he highlighted a 1984 annual report where he states there is good reason for share repurchases under certain conditions. he's repeated that position, including in this year's annual letter to shareholders. now, regarding the timing of the sale and possible tax reasons for doing so, mr. buffett says estates received a stepped up basis upon death and therefore the estate did not have a gain regardless of when the stock was sold. we thank mr. buffett for watching and setting us straight.

out of someone's hand or, you know, shoot it across the floor and all this other kind of stuff like butchassidy and the sundance kid or something. that would have only led to more death and destruction, more bullets flying around, and whether it's in the classroom, whether it was in a theater, in tucson out in a parking lot. can you imagine if everybody literally as we call it at least here, if everybody is strapped and everybody is pulling out, you know, their weapon of choice, you're just going to have more bullets flying all around. it's about safety. no one has yet to be able to explain why someone needs the kind of high-powered weapons that that individual in connecticut had. now we're seeing more and more people with body armor. so he was prepared not only to do what he did apparently, which was to kill his own mother and then shoot down 20 kids and 6 adults, but then possibly take on the police, law enforcement who showed up with body armor before he killed himself. >> let's listen -- we have to hear from the other side. let's hear the irrational side. here is wayne lapierre, who i

>> calm down, butch. no option given. none taken. >> mr. i would appreciate if you could direct your line of inquiry toward me. one, you do not have anything to drink. can i get you a tasty refreshment? >> yes, i'll have a beer. >> rosco, a beer for the man with the beard and i will have a polynesian pearl diver, do not spate rum. >> rose: you wrote every line of this dialogue. >> yes. he's quite loquacious, isn't he? ( laughter ) when i look at leonardo doing that, it's almost like he's-- and i don't think he's that familiar with it-- it's like he's channeling vincent price or vicko bono, if he lost 250 pounds. >> rose: when you put this affect, you got kerry washington, too. she plays-- >> she plays django's wife, broomhilda. >> rose: and there are some terrible lashing scenes in the movie. >> there's a flashback where django remembers him-- the reason they got-- the reason they're in the predicament at the beginning of the movie is they tried to escape together and they got captured. so they whipped-- whip kerry, and whip broomhilda, and

so when you make a joke like i just did that they will finally find him butch, you'll find the conservativeort the traditional definition of marriage not out of hate but i think it's gist best for society. >> it's for society, not for him. >> he never settled down. he is a bachelor. lindsay has a friend -- he lives with a friend. >> my manner is -- man servant. >> stephanie: he said here is a country that stands on the grounds of freedom democracy and equality. are you telling me that's fine as long as you live in the same state. john mccain, lindsay's lover -- [ buzzer ] >> stop it. >> stephanie: the constitution of the united states have all rights re -- morgan said would you allow slavery in some states but not others? >> very good point. >> stephanie: yes. >> coming from a guy from the uk. >> stephanie: and then graham says slavery was outlawed by a constitutional amendment. the question is who should decide these things? i come out on the side of the people themselves. >> stephanie: to me -- to compare it to slavery -- >> isn't that great? >> stephanie: legalizing same-sex marriage pas

butch says he thinks secretary clinton will blame the intel community unless emails are released thatew otherwise. we'll have more of your responses later on. >>> the developing story out of california. the tulare county sheriff's department has a suspect in custody after a shooting on an indian reservation that left three dead and four wounded. the statement on the sheriff department website says 31-year-old hector celaya was tracked using his cell phone. he was in his car with his two young daughters when pulled over. they say he shot at deputies and they fired back. sell i can't -- they got a 911 call shots were fired on the reservation. we'll keep you updated. >>> josh present is charged with allegedly killing his teammate. he was arrested after he flipped his car and was suspected of drunk driving. he's charged with intoxication manslaughter. jerry was killed in the accident. the two played together at the university of illinois and were close friends. >>> what about driving while stoned? now that washington state and colorado legalized marijuana, 17 our states selling for medica

>> calm down, butch. villian he's written who he didn't like. >> for dicaprio, the skin of a vicious slave owner was an uncomfortable place to be. >> roscoe, a beer for the man with the beard and i will have a polynesian pearl. do not spare the rum. >> you have to play somebody who doesn't even deem other people as human. you're working with other actors you respect and you have to go in there and essentially cut them off. and treat them as a subspecies to you. it was a very hard switch for me to make. >> we weren't talking business yet, we were discussing my curiosity. >> you did have some early reservations when you first read the script, thought, gosh, maybe it goes a little bit too far. it was sam jackson and jamie foxx said you have to go all the way with this one. people will feel we're holding back. >> reporter: dicaprio has worked with director like cameron and ea eastwood and spielberg but "django unchained" was his first collaboration with talented tarantino. >> it takes a talented directors lik