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100 years there while princes keep riding up to enter the castle and getting skewered on the thorning. we used to tell it with people from the village going up and saying why don't you come with us and become gainfully employed instead of nowing throwing your body against the horrible thorns. we have a lot of rewarding work you can do and over and over again being rebuffed by these inbreds who would throw themselves against the thorns. and finally when prince charming gets through the thorns, and kisses the princess and they emerge and they say we're back, bow down, the villagers say we don't need somebody whose sole job is to sit around and wave, but if you'd like there's honest work for you, otherwise we've collectivized your castle >> i like it, i can't wait. it seems to me that you're described subversive content as a good thing and that's not really how websters describes it. >> i don't know. i guess subversion's in the eye of the beholder. i think robustness of ideology arises from having to answer good questions about its legitimacy. that even if you think that the state as it

>> he said, this is a castle. we're going to the castle. >> oh, yeah? castle? >> that's what he thinks, it's a castle. how have you been? >> all right. >> staying out of trouble? >> yeah. >> having fun? >> yeah. having fun? yeah, i guess. just kicking back. >> did you get your lip pierced? >> my lip. no, it's just [ bleep ] open. >> you're doing okay? >> yeah, i'm good. >> i miss you. >> i miss you, too. >> here's orion. can you say i love you, daddy? >> i love you, daddy. >> i love you too. i miss you. when i heard him say i love you, it felt good. i mean, there's not much i can say. it just really touched me that he called me daddy because it would have been easy for him not to. he didn't get a chance to know my like that. >> daddy is stuck. he's stuck in the mirror. >> yeah. >> i can't get out my daddy. >> i always wanted jonathon to be a part of my son's life, no matter what. i'm so excited that he's taken to the fact that this is your daddy. i know it hurts him, though, because he's out there saying daddy's stuck. so i know it's still hard for him. because

i've been a surprise move ecb executive board member gary castles and was heavily involved in the irish tale and is leaving frankfurt to become a junior employment minister in berlin to appeal on rte news martina fitzgerald johnson's staff from government buildings. my t know what's the opposition response to the t shirts that's not addressed waited at the turn of the opposition of bristow was a nice eight this evening just before the six o'clock both on behalf of the technical crew. i did expect it to some of his speech was hit with an attack on to bigger political parties say they are joined at the hip a deal to fit it into pits and need to form meaningful alliances and next up is defeated fully cured meat market that would give his address after the night of his feelings. this is said that he will welcome the exit from the beta program especially if it is the need for enterprise fine leadership team leader gerry adams was returning from south africa and he would give his address after the six o'clock news to my nice nice to say that basically nothing has changed it's the size of texa

they have to keep the castles afloat.iful, as well. >> it is such a great part of their history. they want to keep it alive. and they want to keep it in their family. >> on "downton abbey" they're always struggling to keep the thing afloat. >> everybody has bills. >> yeah. those are just larger. i want to make sure everybody watches tonight eshgs a special two-hour broadcast called "mysteries of the castle." at 9:00, 8:00 central. >>> good morning. i'm eric thomas. it's another spare the air day. 19th so far this season. that means it's illegal to burn wood, manufactured fire logs or any other fuel indoors or outdoors through midnight. this video was shot yesterday from our mt. tam cam showing bad air over the bay area. the christmas day spare the air day was a disappointment for folks who have a wood fire on christmas. our air quality index has been at unhealthy for sensitive groups. leyla? >>> we have this accident at the skyline boulevard off ramp from highway 1. just before you start heading towards daly city, we have

what the direct effect on white castle?imum wage to $15 an hour. to more than double the mandated minimum wage, it would be catastrophic for white castle, our team members and neighborhoods. we've been part of the cities we're at for more than 90 years now. >> can you give us the numbers, jamie? >> sure. we have 406 restaurants. we know that would result in closing more than 200 of those restaurants. the ones remaining would be glowing embers, dying stars. what we also know is it would cost thousands of jobs to take a starting wage and double it, as some of these groups are advocating for, is absolutely beyond the fringe and doesn't take into account what this does for teen unemployment. we want to give them the first step on the ladder of economic prosperity. we're lucky enough to keep them. one in four of our team members have with us for more than ten years. >> are the ones that have been with you for a longer period of time making significantly more than that? >> yes. it's important to know when it comes to restaurants,

don't think anybody here is disagreeing i'd least i don't disagree necessarily would be idea of a castle doctrine i think there's a very fair argument that if you feel like your home is actually being threatened by someone with a loaded weapon or with a firearm with any other sort of dangerous device that you have a right to act with force that wasn't the case then the case around of us but if you actually look at what happened this hendricks guy left the house we did around for nine to ten minutes and when westbrook didn't respond because it was all simers patient he decided that that was enough reason for him to shoot and kill him that's not the castle doctrine that somebody feels empowered by stand your ground and overtreat laws are just going to get you in brought out of this break we'll come back right to this topic more tonight's big picture politics but it all after the break. i would rather ask questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question more. wealthy british. time

>> he said, this is a castle. we're going to the castle. >> oh, yeah? >> castle? thinks it's a castle. >> daddy. daddy is stuck. he's stuck in the mirror. >> yeah. >> i can't get out my daddy. >> hearing that little kid say to his family, you know, i need to get my daddy out of the mirror, was heart-breaking. and as you can see now, i well up very easily. and i was over in the corner bawling. it was just horrible. >> my dad. my daddy. my daddy. >> you look like your daddy. >> later on, after the visit while we were still filming at lyman, jonathan was shipped out to a much more restrictive prison. he seems resolute he's going to try to maintain a relationship with his little boy. >> next on "lock up raw." >> let's just say i hurt a lot of people. the best way to get aggression out. >> an old school convict with a reputation for trouble finds his softer side. >> get the little purr machine. you look at those big betty davis eyes and you think this guy depends on me. i got to take care of him. four perfect courses, just 15.99. come in to red lobster today and sea fo

and then i marry at the castle.i marry at the castle, i want mickey mouse and minnie and all of them at my wedding, and goofy and donald duck. >> well, that sounds like it would be a wedding to be at. >> it would be the best wedding of the century. >> for the time being, though, moore's castle is a 12 by 7-foot cell. >> that's life. that's sink, toilet, that's it, but i think when you really get hit that you're in jail is when you lay down. it was like concrete. my dog has a softer bed. it's hard. it's a hard mattress. and they've been reused so many times, they're like covered five times over. so they've got the musty smell. and so you wonder how many bacterias you're breathing in at the same time. there's all kinds of germs in here. >> it's a far cry from moore's life before her arrest. >> i had a fairytale life. i had a nursing agency and it was great. i had government contracts. so my 1099 from the government would range about $500,000 a year. this is a picture of me with the governor. i was going to a governmen

i don't think anybody here is disagreeing i'd least i don't disagree necessarily to be idea of a castle doctrine i think there's a very fair argument that if you feel like your home is actually being threatened by someone with a loaded weapon or with a firearm with any other sort of dangerous device that you have a right to act with force that wasn't the case in the case of ronald westbrook if you actually look at what happened this hendricks guy left the house we did around for nine to ten minutes and when westbrook didn't respond because it was an all simers patient he decided that that was enough reason for him to shoot and kill and that's not the castle doctrine that somebody feels empowered by stand your ground and overtreat laws are just going to get you in broad after this break we'll come back right to this topic more tonight's big picture politics panel after the break . i would rather questions to positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our. i know c.n.n. the m.s.n. b c news have taken some not sli

and castles. pretty much got every color you can think of. blue, black, red, yellow. can mix colors. make lime orange and lime green and so no matter what it is you're wanting done i can do it. you really aren't decided on what it is you want, these right here are all tattoo patterns. vikings, jesus, cars. every prison flesh you can think of, i have. i've got like a seven to ten-day wait. i look at the calendar and the first chance i can get you in, is that cool with you? if it is, i'll put your name down. >> it was interesting to talk to ronnie. because in prison everybody gets tattoos. even though it's illegal in every single prison, the fact of the matter is they manage oftentimes to get away with it. he would only show us certain things because he didn't want to get caught. >> i don't have my tattoo gun out right now. because of the lockdown. i don't know if they're going to come, shake me down. they're not going to take any of my inks or anything like that. i can order them out of the catalogs. but the only they would take them is if they found my tattoo gun. and

explosions that are no reports of any injuries while hundreds of residents of the nearby town of castle sin of being evacuated. a spokeswoman for the maxi services in north dakota said at least fifty wagons of the train and beyond couple but another fifty six remained at risk the commission reported it happened near an ethanol plant. heidi paula time in flammable liquid. it is the latest string of incidents which embrace the mom of the rise in crude oil traffic on the railways according to figures released in north dakota there was an increase of sixty seven percent between october two thousand and twelve in two thousand thirteen in all a transport taken by rail. abc at forty seven people were killed when a train carrying all it was derailed in the back. i want a full size to use it as a recreational drugs jennings the first in the usa to come around to it. today was freaking full. that's what it's going to be decoded could use its senate under licence. but tuesday in washington approved a constitutional amendment passed yet. so this is getting content. for the part of a how will we tel

walls and the holy grail and he goes to the castle and says sun, one day this will all be yours and the sun this is what, the curtains? like one day this will all be yours. that is what fathers have said two sons and the expected that they were entitled to it and now you're telling them they aren't going to get it to do after allr all these years you have to play fair? so my feeling was i felt like when i heard this it registered for me and i began as i was doing the research for the buck i began to hear it in a lot of different then use. so i tried to use that as a framing device because my argument in the book into a way that our books kind of run parallel to each other is i think this is into the end of men but this is the end of the era of the assumed entitlement, the end of the era -- that's what i kept hearing from these guys. and they were kind of blindsided by it. the rules have completely changed from the office in batman where the women are in a corral in the center and you have your pick. there's like an office perk to harassment and women have in the corner opposite. the

both of those scenarios are equally likely. ç= >>> every storybook kingdom needs a castle.d, inscrutable, maddeningly beautiful structures ever created by man. built on top of ninth century fortifications and added to and added to as history unfolded through wars and tragedy and invasion and conquest. >> on the outside it's very bare. all you see are the tiny windows. and it's projecting impenatrability. but then you come in here. >> zack has gone -- well, let's call it what it is -- a bit mad about the place. the details can obsess a man. zack is a cinematographer, so you can understand how that might get a grip on a guy whose profession is the intricate play between light and darkness. >> trying to weave nature, calligraphy, symbols. these are all inscriptions, turned into graphics. >> depict words from god. >> yes, but what you can depict, and this is what this entire place is, is geometric systems. >> yes. >> when the nasri dynasty lived here, it was a harmonious space where light, shade, water, the transit of the moon and stars were harnessed and glorified. >> i think

coming up, on unlikely trio, google, linkedin, and white castle?ngton cracking down on patent trolls. that story is next. ♪ >> be sure to check out the latest edition of bloomberg businessweek and hit snooze fans and your tablet today. you can read it on the go with our new is this week cap. join us with a special are liveg west " as we from ebay headquarters in san jose with exclusive interviews with ebay ceo john donahoe and the paypal president. our inside look will show you how ebay has evolved from an online auction house into a tech giant surviving and thriving after the.com bubble. ."n't miss "inside ebay google and tech companies got a big win in congress today. house of representatives passing a measure aimed at reducing the time tech companies spend fighting patent lawsuits. megan hughes has more on what this means. say this may make it more expensive for legitimate patent holders to defend their inventions but some companies like google, linkedin, and even some restaurants like white castle are hoping this will mean fromf from the lawsui

so when se ran again if 2010 against mike castle.the national tea party money came in. conservatives decided knocking off castle, what remains the most by czar election result, christine o'donnell defeated mike castle for senate in dachlt in 2010 republicans in delaware did this knowing full well o'donnell was likely to lose in the fall, taking what would otherwise have been a guaranteed pick up for their party and blowing it. which is exactly what happened. christine o'donnell went on to lose to democrat chris kuhns in delaware. this happened again and again in nevada, har ray read was thought to be on his way out of the in the harry read won that race by 6 points. alaska republican senator lisa murkowski was knocked off her primary. the first time a senate candidate had pulled off that feat in half a century. we saw it again if 2012 when republicans in indiana threw out richard lugger for richard murdock and lost. republicans in missouri picked todd aiken and lost. results like these used to be rare. they have become common in the

. >> en inglaterra el diablo en estado crítico, new castle ganó a domicilio 1 por 0 a manchester united le basta empatar, santos león. >> comunicaciones en finalista y en honduras primera final entree real españa y la real sociedad. >> tu marcador, pronóstico para américa contra toluca. >> está difícil, veremos quién tiene correas. >> 2 a 1 para toluca. >> al toluca lñe va. >> claro, américa se va despidiendo. >> mañana vemos. >> tenemos más información a la vuelta de la pausa, no se vaya. >> ♪. >> ♪. >> las nuevas producciones nos e detgienen, pàra saber qué se estrena vamos con carolina ramírez. >> le tengo 2 producciones de jóvenes, esto es hola hollywood. >> tenemos la historia de 2 hermanos en busca de una vida mejor. >> conseguir un mejor trabajo es el objetivo de los 2 hermanos, pero el hermano mayor cae preso por una circunstancia desafortundada, el menor queda preso del desamparo y es asesinado russel debe elegir entre vengar a su hermano o su propia libertad. >> y tenemos la otra película con el músico activista dave van bronk, que no le resultó fácil conseguir un puesto, pero

. >> this is my home, my castle.d his castle into a fortress, security system, double screened doors, bars on every window, two dogs, two security guards there 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. guards aren't real. they're dummies used for cpr training but now used for security. >> you don't know what's behind them dummies. >> they have caught attention of everyone in this detroit neighborhood. even the police. >> they come through here, look, stop, talk to me, ask me questions about them, tell me that's good. >> reporter: why? he's had several break-ins and run-ins with his home insurance company. the company sees risk around his home, vacant homes, constant crime. so this homeowner's working to minimize that risk and outsmart people casing his home. >> you've got to go around the corner a couple of times to realize that they're dummies. >> reporter: two dummies dressed as gang members. they make you do a double take. if you're a criminal they might make you think twice. >> you may see them and get past them, once you g

it details growing up in an irish castle, daughter of john houston. a conversation with angelica houston, coming up right now. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: oscar winning actress angelica houston is part of a legendary film dynasty and she chronicles the first 20 years of her exceptional up ringing in her memoir, a coming-of-age. she is daughter of acclaimed director john houston and granddaughter of oscar actor walter houston. angelica has carved out an impressive acting career of her own including her oscar-winning directed by her father as well as roles in the addams family and lonesome dove. it is an honor to finally have you on this program. >> thank you so much, tavis. got thisen i first book, which is a good sign, i stared at the photo on the cover. can you push on that? -- the eyes are the window to the soul. what is in your soul that day? your eyes are so expressive. >> i was new in new york. i just met the man i was going to spend the next four years with. my mother had recently died. so

a castle in cent point in 1917.just to give vanderbilt, built a castle in cent point in 1917. took several years to build and she said frankly my castle once and point is more authentic. gives you an indication. we start the story here in chapters 7. i hope you have all read the book. is actually a pretty tame -- origin of the i asked why was this a band book? at a couple nasty words in it like a dam and son of a bitch. there is actually no sex to speak of in the book at all. there is a reference to a term which is probably as scandalous as it gets. what we are talking here it is more the life style. the book was well read in the 20s. was too close to that time period and the people on an island, nothing new to them. certainly went it was reprinted in the 40s and 50s to a whole new generation of postwar parents, this was not something they wanted their children reading in school because of a lifestyle that i suppose they felt it encouraged. the scene opens in chapter 7, gatsby purchased the home across from buchanan

this is a dire prediction for 15 bucks an hour from an executive at white castle. >> there are groups out there that are asking and pleading to raise the minimum wage to $15 per hour and to more than double the federally mandated started wage wouldn't be bad for white castle, it would be catastrophic. 406 restaurants and what we know is that would result in closing more than 200 of those restaurants and the ones remaining would be glowing embers, dying stars. >> alison kosik is at wendy's in brooklyn with more on the story for you. good morning, alison. >> reporter: good morning, carol. you know, those critics like one you just heard from, they're very outspoken about how counter-productive they think that raising the federal minimum wage could be, raising it from $7:25 to $15 an hour. they make no bones about it saying raising it that high could be bad for business. they say those businesses that would have to do that would have to wind up passing those costs on to consumers because they would have to raise the cost of their products. they also say it's a job killer, that it would le

an almost equal number of men live right next door in this medieval castle. mirov prison. >> filming in mirov was extremely difficult in the sense that everywhere you turn there is a beautiful shot and you want to stop and go oh, there's another one. get another shot. we didn't have that kind of time. we had other elements in the story to capture and different people we wanted to talk to. but you could spend all day, two days, three days, just shooting these beautiful, incredible architecture type shots. >> the nation's oldest prison, it was billed in the mid 13th century to protect the land holdings of a local bishop. it was first used as a prison in the 14th century. today, it is a maximum security institution that houses the czech republic's most notorious criminals. it has been called the czech alcatraz. >> translator: that's just because of the type of convicts that we have here in this prison. that means convicts in maximum security and those serving life sentences. as of today, we counted 163 convicts are here for murder. 87 are for assault and robbery

it's a tale of two companies first blackstone that sounds like it should be an evil wizards castle butly a private equity firm. so same deal. the second company codere that runs betting particle yoornz race tracks all over europe. classy. early this year blackstone bought something called a credit default swap on debt that codere owed to a third party which means blackstone would make money if codere blew a loan payment to the other guys. then a short time later blackstone offered codere a $100 million with the condition that they pay the other loan to the other company late. the loan blackstone had already bet they owe would pay late. blackstone backs them and they pay late. the credit default is trigger and blackstone collects $15 million in insurance money. i'm sure you are asking yourself i'm sure they saw something like that in goodfellas when they get insurance on a restaurant and deliberately blow the restaurant up. in goodfellas it's illegal. in the financial world it's above board. for more we turn to senior correspondent samantha bee. sam, this is insane. so when a deal like

a property that could really engage that castles boards then. -- casual sports fan. >> would you do it snows on february 2? >> we have the same guys on retainer. the weather channel guys have been on retainer. ofit isn't an example leveraging your tv partners for maximum benefit. >> my history is with nfl films. they have done a good job of telling those stories. they had a heavy hand in shaping the image of the nfl. hockey, we have so many of those stories. our athletes are phenomenal guys. when fans get to know who they are, they will really like them. we have been doing hbo 24/7 now or three seasons. the opportunity with the outdoor games in l.a. and new york and chicago and then cooper, along with the sochi olympics, created some great opportunities for us to tell stories about these buyers. >> you will come out of the olympics with some very good benefits icing? >> hockey is a global sport. the nhl wants to have a global business. the olympics is a great platform. to use ite're going more effectively this year. ultimately, i think part of the answer for us is to have our own world

we know we didn't win because of the castle is it a little time cent among attendees away. peanut got to stick to the fact that one of the street is a tool. what shall we start to heat up when i got in touch upon some time to buy a different engine. judges are two more in taxes so he can to free up gigi trade which is that we so to get some ballpark in twenty twenty vision that itchy. it will all set to close the paper was due to the hospital to chill suggestion to bring kinda subject as you wish and ten she stood in the winters are hard to choose high which is the addition of secure when you can get. go with concussion. o pudding and she told me to keep people in whom she should according to local court to two thirds of the ideal entry the country soon to be shown to people. i see on the beach don't foresee the eu should keep it a listen you'll be the key vehicle for cheap not going to come. we are looking not just emotional fleet political science watch with me people tend to eat. i was told he took up the street if you forgot. he wanted to get into a cult hero to all twe

he's a white castle vice president.ld happen if the minimum wage were raised to $15 an hour for food companies like yours? here's what he told us. >> there are groups out there that are asking and pleading to raise the minimum wage to $15 per hour. and to more than double the federally mandated started wage wouldn't be bad for white castle, it would be absolutely catastrophic. we have 406 restaurants. what we know is that would result in closing more than 200 of those restaurants. and the ones remaining would be glowing embers. they'd be dying stars. >> mary, your reaction? >> my reaction to that is that if 200 of those restaurants closed, it would only be because they choose for it to be closed. because there are people that's willing to work and do a good job to help that restaurant grow. but instead, they prefer to close restaurant down, take jobs away from us, lower pay, make one person do five people's jobs. >> mary coleman, joining us today. having left that strike from earlier in the day. mary, thank you so much

>> well, every said has a version of the castle doctrine.e a duty to retreat when you're in your home. he's going to argue he was in his home and there was no duty to retreat. michigan does have stand your ground laws. but here he was inside of his home. so it's going to be a version of the castle doctrine that will be implemented in the trial. >> how will they try to deal with the fact that she was supposedly had an alcohol level that was high? how are they going to try to deal with that and how does the prosecution deal with that? >> the defense is going to use that to say her extreme drunkenness posed a threat. the defense is going to focus very much so on renisha mcbride in her actions that night. that she was no angel. this was a teenager who was drinking, had marijuana in her system. she was driving and had an accident. >> how does the prosecution deal with it? >> they're going to argue that just because those things happened, that did not -- that doesn't mean that she deserved the death penalty. a teenager drinking and driving is not

and we have this woman building a castle.nd it's like, the truth is that she lived in world that was narrow and oppressive. women of her class were expected to stay home and keep their mouths shut. you are not allowed to vote. they couldn't have jobs. they could not participate in any meaningful way in the public life of the society in which they were a part. they were told to stay home and take care of the children and put on dinner parties. but the man can do whatever they wanted. jobs, running for public office, a man could divorce a woman by alleging that the ability and 40 women to divorce a man she had to prove infidelity and one set of rules. the men in that circle that she was a part of could indulge in every which way they wanted. she could get on the jpmorgan yacht to fill this and they would have mistresses in town with whom they openly consorted and meanwhile, women had to stay home and keep up the respectable appearances. this includes her husband, who is no exception, he was this spoiled playboy. he didn't work

can't see the magic castle yet for the famous concrete matterhorn that looms over mean st usa. it is unbelievable to us that every single stop shopping singer got an earlier that day down in the backpacks and persons that makes us smile. disneyland is a designated terrorist target they say. in the landmarks of america it is up there with leader liberty -- lady liberty and the act of homeland security pity this a, as we stand in the first of those two lines in the entrance rituals, the security folks search the suitcase and say buy something. music rising from the source and 100 feature forms going back, the train sales over and undeniably there is excitement here in disneyland and the people well, this is christmas day and its pact and a very crowded and used to be closed on christmas. so many families have decided to spend christmas in disneyland. one of them said it used to be closed and sacred days and of course now the church of retail and joost magic has moved into all of the holy days on the calendar as we move up into the second line the music closes in and around us. th

this coach says he will check on a state of mind ahead of wednesday's game in new castle. i need to speak to him tomorrow and get a feeling of how he is feeling about the last couple of days but from the football point of view, felt it was a decision to bring him back. hopefully from the focal point of view it proves the seeds -- proves he is capable of doing it. >> he has promised not to use the celebration again as he looks to score more goals on new year's day. >> hello, and welcome to today's weather news, where we look at the stories making online headlines. -- web news, where we look at the stars making online headlines. volker gratis in shock after suicide bombings. documents from the investigation into the sandy hook massacre. and it american website works out the cost of the damage done in the "die hard" film. russian web users are in shock following deadly bombings in the volgograd as russia gets ready to host the sochi winter olympics. as you can see from this footage going about online, an explosion hit a trolleybus on monday morning the day after sunday's blas

rich families like the vanderbilts brought ostentation to a new level, and the hearst castle, san simeonubt about who was in charge. but it's the sheer magnitude of this demand for ever-larger living space that is changing the face of america. in texas, big has always been beautiful. but just outside houston, robin beisswanger finds her new, rather modest 6,800-square-footer just about right for her, her husband and son, the ever-present coco, and her cat. were you after a particular theme or a particular architectural period? >> i just knew i wanted old world style, and it came to be that it was an eclectic mix of a lot of things. it's asian, italian, anything mediterranean. >> how many televisions do you have in the house? >> six. >> six. >> six, yeah. and believe it or not, we're not huge tv fans. >> and how many bathrooms in the house? [silence] >> seven. >> you had to count? >> yeah. i was thinking five bedrooms, the pool bath, and then the powder bathroom here. >> what's going on? cornell economics professor robert frank has some thoughts. >> over the last 30 years, almost all of t

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(laughter) then he goes back to his mountain top castle on his flying table of brotherhood saying "merry.l.k. day to all and to all good deals on mattresses!" we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) (cheers and applause). >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight just won the national book award for his new book "the unwinding." i wonder if i have to read "the winding" first. please welcome george packer! (cheers and applause) hey, george, good to see you again. thanks for coming back. it's been one or six years since you were last here. good to see you. >> good to see you again, too. >> stephen: you're a "new yorker" staff writer. you're the author of "the assassin's gate" which was about america in iraq. now you've got a new book. "the unwinding: an inner history of the new america." okay, i'll bite. how are we unwinding? what is unwinding america other than, let's say, gay marriage, legalized pot, and socialized medicine? (laughter) should i have said spoiler alert? did i just give away the book? >> those are not the big themes of the book. the book is about how over th

sparks we drove into the parking lot and in the parking lot of disneyland we can't see the magic castle yet or the famous concrete matterhorn that looms over main street u.s.a.. they somehow got in earlier that day with their robes in their backpacks and purses. this makes us smile a good omen. the disneyland is a designated target they say. in the landmark of americana with lady liberty and mount rushmore according to those of homeland security, so as we stand in the entrance rituals the security folks search us and i feel the general by something music coming back into the time and the trail and deny heavily there is excitement here in disneyland and the people well this is christmas day. so many families have decided to spend christmas in disneyland. one of them had said it used to be closed on sacred days. of course now the church of retail and used magic has moved into all of the holy days on the calendar as the four of us move up into the second line the music closes in and around us. the great media corporation is stalking us. the company with the power to convene the conference

previously on "castle"... what the hell are you doin'? that's my suspect. okay, relax. on the same team. royce? hey, kid. all they ever taught us in the academy was how to do paperwork. you were the one who taught me how to be a cop. you were easy to impress. no, i wasn't. i was drowning, and you were dry land. i didn't mean for it to go like this. mike, i was in love with you. go ahead, kid. do what you gotta do.

the main tower of osaka castle in western japan has been turned into the canvas for a 3d light show. during the ten-minute show projections of tigers and flowers and other images go on the building's facade. the event opened today and it's attracting people from all over the world. >> impressive. >> we have a meteor shower too. >> we have the geminids tonight and maybe a nice display all by itself. >> i saw some coming in today. have a great weekend. see you on monday. >> hope: mm. okay. i have to -- i have to go. wish me -- wish me luck. >> liam: you're leaving already? >> hope: "already"? >> liam: yea

my castle productions, i portray 40 years of native san franciscans in the arts from age 2-82. it's a musical production and i got no support from it. it was grass roots and the costume designer designs the costumes in the 60s and designs the children's costumes in 2008. so everybody was connected. the point i'm trying to make is i'm well qualified to do musical productions. i'm a teacher and choreographer. my granddaughter performed and i introduced her as baby beyonce. i had an acapela group. i'm kind of confused as to i'm supposed to be a grant writer and artist at the same time. i put in work. we have a saying that we say in our community that you have to put worken and i have constantly put in work all my years and when we had mendell plaza presents, i always contribute to my community. i work with seniors and the youth and i get nothing. i'm tired of people taking from me and using me as a network for people that come in the community. it's unfair. i have to get materials and costumes for the children and it's just very unfair and they know what i do. i'm well-known in th

>> for this tree i was inspired by the castle grounds.have peacocks and unfortunately you can't find any in the garden so we put them in the lounge. what inspired me was the opulence of the 17th century so there have to be lots of decorations on the tree like in the time of louis 14 and the original owner. >> do you have advice for people like me when we're decorating our own christmas tree at home? >> well, decorate the tree with ots of balls, lights and ornaments. you'll see by adding more and more, the tree takes on a magical feel which is just wonderful. >> absolutely. the art of making glass blown baubles is almost as old as the chateau itself. today with patience and a steady hand, they are keeping this tradition alive. they're shiny, delicate, and to many they encapsulate christmas. but have you ever spared a thought at how your baubles are made? we get let in on a little behind-the-scenes christmas magic. he melts the glass in the furnace which is heated up to 1,200 degrees. then he shapes it while it's hot and maleable. >> this w

walls in the holy grail and goes to the castle with the son and says, son, one day this will be yours, and the son says, what, the curtain? one day, this will be yours. that is what fathers have said to sons. >> guest: right, right. >> host: they expected this. they were entitled to it, and now you're telling them they are not going to get it? now you tell them after all these years you have to play fair? >> guest: right, right. >> host: my feeling was that i felt like when i heard this, i -- it registered for me. i began, as i was doing the research for the book, i began to hear it in a lot of different venues, and so i tried to use that as a framing device on what -- because my argument in the book or in a way, the way that our book kind of runs parallel to each other is i think this is not the end of men, but it is the end of an era of the assumed entitlement. >> host: rights, right. >> guest: of the end of the era -- >> host: end of male privilege. >> guest: that's what i -- so that's what i kept hearing from these guys. it was not -- so, and they were kind of blind sided by it. y

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(laughter) then he goes back to his mountain top castle on his flying table of brotherhood saying "merryod deals on mattresses!" we'll be right back. (cheers and applause) 7 rjrj,x,x 7t#w;';'a0"j"u:w [uncle]this is hopscotch,okay? uncle go one,two,one,two,one two,one. [niece]okay! [uncle]okay? [niece]one,two three,four,five,six,seven,eight! [uncle laughing] okay,we go the other way,okay? [niece]one,two,three,four,five, six,seven! [uncle laughs]there's ten spaces,you want to try again? [uncle]yeah? (cheers and applause). >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight just won the national book award for his new book "the unwinding." i wonder if i have to read "the winding" first. please welcome george packer! (cheers and applause) hey, george, good to see you again. thanks for coming back. it's been one or six years since you were last here. good to see you. >> good to see you again, too. >> stephen: you're a "new yorker" staff writer. you're the author of "the assassin's gate" which was about america in iraq. now you've got a new book. "the unwinding: an inner history of the new a