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>> cedric, cedric, cedric. i'm pretty sure-- >> it's latin now, so there's no mr. no, and i don't really associate clean with the playboy mansion either, but i'm pretty sure that i know the answer to this question. and i think that i am going to save my lifeline. i know that no matter what happens, i'm walking out with more money than what i came in with, and i'm gonna just go for it and say, "c," if you don't swing, don't ring," final answer. [cheers and applause] >> that's right! that's right for $100,000! sarah, $100,000! this girl is on fire. one lifeline. she's on her way to $1 million now. we'll see y'all when we come back. oh! i'm bonnie, and this is my cvs. i don't have time for the flu. that's why i'm knocking things off of my to-do list. vitamin d, done. hand sanitizer, done. hey, eric! i'm here for my flu shot. sorry, didn't make an appointment. well, you don't need one. flu and pneumonia shots available today. some restrictions and limitations apply. see cvs.com/flu or the store for details. i'm bonnie, and this is my cvs. ♪ every little thing is possib

i'm cedric the entertainer. welcome to millionaire.eturning contestant today has already banked $52,600 cash money. [cheers and applause] her first question today is gonna be worth $100,000. no pressure. no pressure. y'all show some love

[cheers and applause] >> i'm cedric the entertainer, and welcome to millionaire.oday's returning contestant is only 18 years old. he has already banked $42,000. [cheers and applause] there's just one thing. there's one thing that he wants really bad. what is this, nick? >> i want a girlfriend. [laughter] >> all right. all right.

cedric the shekel's not working for me. >> no?ed up something? >> mm-mm. no. i don't think i'd want to shop there. i'm gonna go with "a," james cash penney, final answer. >> you did the discount double check, and you're right! yes! james cash penney. correct answer. let's give her some money, guys. let's see what kind of money we got. $500. good start. steph, you're in the game now. >> all right. first one's the hardest, right? >> here we go. though it's sometimes credited to marilyn monroe, an adage coined by a harvard professor says, "well-behaved women seldom make" what? >> i have a t-shirt that says this. >> ahh. >> i don't know about the harvard professor or marilyn monroe or any of that, but "well-behaved women seldom make history" is what makes sense to me, so i'm gonna go with "c," history, final answer. >> been there. got the t-shirt. correct! [cheers and applause] yeah, it was coined in a paper about colonial new england women. there it is. let's put some money in the bank. here we go. 100 more dollars. steady. slow and

ah, hi, sweetheart. >> how you been, cedric? >> good. good. yeah. hello and welcome to millionaire.oday's returning contestant is a newlywed who says the road to landing her prince charming was not an easy one. from brooklyn, new york, give it up for josina reaves. what's up? [cheers and applause] so--so, you know, getting your prince charming was hard. you--what happened? tell me this story. i am the worst flirt in the world. i once flirted with a guy in a bookstore, and i tried to do

i am cedric the entertainer. welcome to millionaire.eers and applause] today's first contestant says he and his fiancee shared an interesting dream right before he auditioned for our show. from charlotte, north carolina, please welcome levi evans. what's up? >> hey. how you doing? whoo! >> levi, oh. >> both: oh! >> oh! levi! >> hey, we got it, man. >> i like your moves, man.

i am cedric the entertainer. welcome to millionaire. [cheers and applause] today's first contestant says he and his fiancee shared an interesting dream right before he auditioned for our show. from charlotte, north carolina, please welcome levi evans. what's up? >> hey. how you doing? whoo! >> levi, oh. >> both: oh! >> oh! levi! >> hey, we got it, man. >> i like your moves, man. i like the move. levi, so you and your fiancee shared a dream. >> we did. we had the same dream. >> tell me about this dream. >> and i was holding a big check... >> wait a minute. >> for a big amount of money... >> okay, well-- >> on a big show. >> hold up. are you married yet? >> we're not yet. >> so you was dreaming about holding the money, and then your fiancee just came into your dream. >> well, she did. [laughter] but i'm a sharing man, so... >> you was like-- you was--you might as well get ready, 'cause that's what's gonna happen right now. >> well, you know, she's like the government. she's gonna get half. >> any way, right off the top. >> that's right. >

cedric the entertainer is here. hi, cedric. we love you so much.i do. i want to be a millionaire. i do. i thought that was a legitimate question. i really do. >>> by the way, we do. fresh off the performance at the vmas, everybody wants to see katy perry. and she is here in times square, friday. >> a lot to look forward to this week. >>> including, counting down to our huge announcement. our biggest reveal ever for "dancing with the stars." a whole, new cast is going to be right here in times square. there it is right there. and abc's abbie boudreau looks at all of the buzz of who the cast will be. >> reporter: from 40 athletes. to 61 actors. ♪ >> reporter: to 32 singers. it's been 16 seasons of "dancing with the stars." now, rumors are swirling about the new cast. who will cha-cha into the ballroom this season? we caught up with karina smirnoff and cheryl burke in las vegas, to get the scoop on their dream partners. >> i'm dancing with david beckham. i'm great. i'm set. >> i'm going to say, my partner's first name is ryan. you go wild. reynolds, g

. >> how you been, cedric? >> good. good. yeah. hello and welcome to millionaire. today's returning contestant is a newlywed who says the road to landing her prince charming was not an easy one. from brooklyn, new york, give it up for josina reaves. what's up? [cheers and applause] so--so, you know, getting your prince charming was hard. you--what happened? tell me this story. i am the worst flirt in the world. i once flirted with a guy in a bookstore, and i tried to do a litt

. >> how you been, cedric? >> good. good. yeah. hello and welcome to millionaire.oday's returning contestant is a newlywed who says the road to landing her prince charming was not an easy one. from brooklyn, new york, give it up for josina reaves. what's up? [cheers and applause] so--so, you know, getting your prince charming was hard. you--what happened? tell me this story. i am the worst flirt in the world. i once flirted with a guy in a bookstore, and i tried to do a little sexy librarian thing... >> yeah, yeah. >> and lost my balance and pulled the bookcase down. i was like, "so sorry. sorry." >> sexy. >> [laughs] yeah. and then i-i flirted with a guy in line at a cafe, and i'd been sitting there for a while. i'd noticed him, and i was standing in line, and i saw him behind me, so i give him a little, "hey" over my shoulder. >> classic, the classic, yeah. >> and he did nothing, absolutely nothing. i get up to the counter to pay, and i just sort of self-consciously do this, and i'm like-- i sat in a brownie. >> oh. >> i had--i've been trying to show my best side

>> all right, the only one up there that makes sense to me-- and i seen the movie red tails-- cedric,na go with "d," tuskegee airmen, final answer. >> right off the top, a lot of confidence. >> a lot of confidence. >> well, rightfully so, 'cause that's correct, my man. that's right, tuskegee airmen. let's put some money in his bank right away. what do we got for him? $7,000. >> okay. okay. >> that's a new one. >> okay. >> that's a new one. that's different. >> okay, let's go. >> that's a different one. >> that's a different one. >> i don't know if that's the butterfly-- >> nah, we shaking it up right there. we shaking it up. >> that's the centipede or something right there. >> that's the salsa shake right there. >> that's the salsa shake, all right. done deal. here we go. you on fire, $7,000. this is your next question, west. goya foods and bush brothers & company are two members of what trade association? >> goya makes a lot of beans. grain, no. vegetables, no. rice, no. i'ma say u.s. dry bean council, "a," final answer. >> west, you got the beans, man. you got the beans. >> let's se

i'm cedric the entertainer. welcome to millionaire. how you doing, guys?h $39,000 in her bank, returning contestant is on her way to $1 million. >> yes. >> and it's no surprise because she had it on her vision board. >> yes, i did. yes, i did. >> from alpharetta, georgia, please welcome tanya blanchard. let her hear it.

i'm cedric the entertainer, and welcome to millionaire.ay's first contestant is a host of trivia nights, but i'm letting her know today she will not be taking my job, all right? from dallas, texas, please welcome casey switzer. what's up, casey? >> hi! >> what's happening? so, casey, you got to tell me about this. you're a trivia show host. >> i am, yes. >> and you--so do you think you can hale

i am cedric the entertainer, and welcome to millionaire.eers and applause] today, the returning contestant has $20,000 in his bank. he's already used two lifelines, and he seems just a little bit nervous today. please welcome sanjeev sirpal from los angeles. [cheers and applause] sanjeev, what up, bro? >> how's it going? >> you--you seem a little nervous, man. you got here. i mean, you've been playing the game well, but you seem a little nervous today.

i want to thank john stamos, cedric "the entertainer." apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time. cowell, stacy keibler and music from gary clark jr. nightline is next. >> tonight on "night line," the war or words is on from president obama -- >> we are confident that we could prepare for and deal with any potential ramifications. >> to syrian president assad both throwing everything they have into a media blitz. reaching a boiling point. tonight diane sawyer asks the president -- >> is this it? >> in the mississippi delta, they grow to over 700 pounds. for ten days a year, the gator hunters get to take population control into their own hands. we join them in their death te fieing mission. >> 53 hours in the water. how did she do it? or did she? diana's non-stop swim from cuba to florida now being questioned. >> from new york city, this is "night line" with dan abram. >> good evening and thanks for joining us. tonight the verbal war between president obama and syria's president reached a fever pitch. assad in his first interview with an american journalist since the incident denie

steve cedric joins us now from st. petersburg with all the latest. good evening. >> reporter: larry, this was supposed to be a meeting about jobs. it was supposed to be a meeting about growth and economics but we all came here and one issue was dominating. that was syria. right to the last, this was a contentious issue by president putin on one side and president obama on the other side. the host president putin right to the end of this meeting denied that bashar al assad could be responsible for any sort of chemical attack in a damascus suburb. and in the end, president putin and president obama were pretty vociferous in their stances both claiming they had the majority of delegates backing their view. on the economics front, we saw some form of agreement on tax going forward, on trade and hope for longer-term infrastructure projects to create more jobs. there was also a nod to the federal reserve saying that monetary policy changes need to be carefully calibrated and clearly communicated. that was for the emerging markets who are very concerned wit

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[cheers and applause] i am cedric the entertainer, and this is millionaire. welcome to millionaire.cheers and applause] today's contestant is a tea salesman. from detroit, michigan, please welcome mike saliba. mike, what up, baby? [cheers and applause] what's happening? so you sell tea. >> yeah, when you're as good as me, you sell a lot of tea. >> is it like other leafy things that people sell? [laughter] >> it is because

i'm cedric the entertainer. welcome to millionaire.oday's first contestant has high hopes of becoming an olympic luger--that's sledding if y'all didn't know. all right, from los angeles, please welcome eric pierce. what up, e? >> how you doing? >> so you want to luge? >> yes, luge, not lose. >> okay, not lose. >> right. >> now what exactly-- it's sledding, right? >> it's kind of like sledding. in the olympics, you've seen bobsledding where they go up and down the course-- well, mostly down the courses.

i'm cedric the entertainer, and welcome to millionaire.'s returning contestant says he's a wiz at astrology and claims he can read me to a "t." from salisbury, north carolina, please welcome matthew sparks. what's up? [cheers and applause] now, matthew, i'm just gonna jump right in. you say-- we sayin' salisbury, but you're really from this little small town in kentucky, right? >> yes, hyden, kentucky. born and raised in appalachia. very proud of it. very proud of it. >> all right, in appalachia.

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for cedric benoit, it is not a holiday but the rain forest is a way of daily life and survival. here. >> here in the jungle, we go to hunt and to fish. it's our culture. without this jungle, we have nothing here. >> benoit and 70 other people live in the village of saouel here deep in the jung els of french ghiana making this r0e7's largest national park and its only slice of the am zone. >> a growing tourist destination have decided to protect the village for one reason. in only one hectare, there are more plant and animal species than in the whole of europe, but there is something else here. gold and lots of it. >> that's why the government granted a small french mining company called rexma a five-year license to explore it, against the wishes of the villagers. the area the company wants to explore has an estimated 8 tons of gold along the nearby river, the main waterway for the village. back in the capital of khian, an investigation is under wifrnlths that rexma faults fides documents but rexma denies any wro wrongdoing and says the controversy is over blown. >> it is only 12

world that fear next cyber ramp up could turn the power grids off, to retired air force colonial cedricey have every right to be nervous, we still don't' what happened in venezuela but it looks look a hacking pattern. >> it could be like, other part they have a decrepit infrastructure. neil: it would be all the more vulnerable. >> the older the system is the more vulnerable it is easy to attack through cyber means or conventional sabotage means. neil: if the venezuelan president is trying to capitalize on politics from this, if we have seen power grids compromised we know that utility have been hacked defense establishment have been hacked. it is not a great leap to think that hackers could do veriable damage to country's whole infrastructure. >> in 2007,es estonia, one of te move wired countries in the worm world was attacked bed it was te things we've seen banking infrastructure in estonia laid to waste because of that, and same in georgia burying the invasion -- during the russianic vagurussiainvasion of georgia, a lot of different things going on in cybere realm. >> do you think the

cedric in texas. >> caller: my question is about pandora.sterday and today i see they had a judgment that was granted in the courts for them. i wonder what is pandora going to do after this? >> i think pandora, a lot of people are betting against pandora. the new ceo looks like a sharp guy. let's let it come back down a little and you can you get back in. i think people were concerned apple didn't cut them to smithereens. you took a win, don't go back, don't take points off the board! something you should never do in football. how about paul in pennsylvania, please. paul. >> caller: booyah jimbo. jim, thank you for all your help through the years and you have a great, wonderful staff. >> they make me look good every day and that's not easy, especially the make-up people. >> caller: just a question and my analysis here. time warner reported about a month ago, be on the top and bottom line, growing earnings per share, mid double digits, a peg ratio of 1. i know you love the company, aol, they're spinning off publishing, getting rid of all the

we have a nice list of guests for you next week, john stamos will join us, as will simon cowell, cedric0, flirty and thriving, make it a party. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: got some people in the audience who are 30, flirty and thriving. our first guest is the youngest of 14 brothers and sisters. and so far, she is the one with the most grammys of all of them, and celebrated at ceasar's palace in las vegas, and has a new album, love me back, please, let your applause go on for celine dion. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you, as well. >> jimmy: i grew up in las vegas where you currently reside and make hundreds of millions of dollars, which i was not when i was there. i lost a few -- >> well, we have something in common. >> jimmy: do you love being there? >> i love being there, i can't believe it has been ten years that i have been there. and it is an amazing privilege [ cheers and applause ] >> privilege as a singer to be in a wonderful theater, 4,000 seats. almost every night. >> jimmy: and it is great, because instead of touring all over

cedric in texas. >> caller: my question is about pandora. i bought pandora when we heard about the new ceo. i sold yesterday and today i see they had a judgment that was granted in the courts for them. i wonder what is pandora going to do after this? >> i think pandora, a lot of people are betting against pandora. the new ceo looks like a sharp guy. let's let it come back down a little and you can you get back in. i think people were concerned apple didn't cut them to smithereens. you took a win, don't go back, don't take points off the board! something you should never do in football. how about paul in pennsylvania, please. paul. >> caller: booyah jimbo. jim, thank you for all your help through the years and you have a great, wonderful staff. >> they make me look good every day and that's not easy, especially the make-up people. >> caller: just a question and my analysis here. time warner reported about a month ago, be on the top and bottom line, growing earnings per share, mid double digits, a peg ratio of 1. i know you love the company, a

cedric alexander, the chief of police in dekalb county, georgia, where two incidents that led to shootingss frustrated like millions of americans that we sort of lose track of the problem and instead of staying focused on the problem, we start talking about the particular type of gun used as though being shot with a different type of gun would somehow be better or worse instead of focusing on the problem. >> well, the real problem, though, isn't it, john lawton, you and i debated it after almost every mass shooting, is you guys never accept that a gun can be a part of the problem. in fact, your answer to the shootings is arm more people. now, let's take what happened today. because the nra has been curiously silent today. they don't want to say anything. this is why, because the washington navy yard is heavily secured. it is crawling in armed security, people, armed police. and yet it was still infiltrated by a man with a legally purchased ar-15, who just committed the same type of offense that we saw at sandy hook and aurora. and i'm sure, john lawton, you will explain to me that if they

. >> reporter: for cedric a walk deep into the jungle it was an exotic holiday.ather for him the rain forest is a way of daily life and survival. >> translator: here in the jungle we go to hunt and to fish. it's our culture. without this jungle we have nothing here. >> reporter: he and 70 other people live in the village here deep in the jungles of french guiana, making this europe's largest national park and it's only slice of the amazon. the residents of the village, a growing eco-tourist destination, have decided to protect the village from development for good reason. in one hectare of forest here, there are more plant and animal species than in the whole of europe. there's something else here, gold, and lots of it. that's why the government granted a small french mining company named rexma a five-year license to explore it against the wishes of the villagers. the area the company wants to explore has an estimated 8 tons of gold along the nearby river, the main waterway for the village. back in the capital an investigation is underway into allegations that re

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joining us now on the panel is congressman steve horseford from nevada as well with us, is colt noll cedricayton who retired of the u.s. air force, we appreciate you being here. congressman i want to start with you, you do have a significant military population within your community, and we know that the president tonight made a particular statement a shout out as it were on pin pricks strikes and what the military can do. what did you hear in the president's comments that might or might not sway your community and your own vote. >> well, as you indicate i was undecided. i remain undecided on the strike itself, but i am very pleased and optimistic and i commend the president for delaying a vote to allow the new approach with syria turning over the chemical weapons and signing on to the chemical weapons convention language. because ultimately that's the largest objective. of securing and emlimb nateing chemical weapons that we should be strifing to achieve. >> colonel, that is a difficult task? >> it is. when you look at it from a diplomatic standpoint, that is of course the preferred soluti

congressman richmond, cedric richmond of louisiana and jonathan allen of "politico." >>> next, the roadmascus on which many american people wish we were not on. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. i dbefore i dosearch any projects on my home. i love my contractor, and i am so thankful to angie's list for bringing us together. find out why more than two million members count on angie's list. angie's list -- reviews you can trust. >>> let me finish tonight with this. as i said at the beginning tonight, this is a road on which the american people wish very much we were not on. we don't want to side with the haters. we want obama to lose this vote on syria. we don't want to vote with the hawks, like mccain, who have pushed obama to this deeper involvement in that country's civil war. tomorrow night we will know more. i am not sure we will know enough more to make this decision any easier than it looks right now. and that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. tonight on "all

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joining us now on the panel is congressman steve horstford from nevada as well as colonel cedric layton who retired from the u.s. air force. we appreciate you both being here. congressman, i want to start with you and talk about it. you have a significant military population within your community, and we know that the president tonight made a particular statement, a shout-out on pin-pricks and what the military can do. what did you hear in the president's comments that might or might not sway your community and your own vote because you didn't make a decision? >> as you indicate, i was undecided. i remain undecided on the strike itself, but i am very pleased and optimistic and i commend the president for delaying a vote to allow the new approach with syria turning over the chemical weapons and signing onto the chemical weapons convention language. ultimately that's the larger objective of securing and eliminating chemical weapons we should strive to achieve. >> colonel, that is a different task, isn't it? >> it is. when you look at it from a diplomatic standpoint that is, of course, the

my name is cedric hatcher, the under of outreach ministry called song. when we campaign for political office, as far as the white house and mayor, frs person we reach out to is a church. it's the church. i want to know what politicians are doing today to reach out to the church of getting outside of the church, to reach the people in the community, because the words is here, not by hearing a politician or police officer or schoolteacher or a parent, but a preacher, and i'm calling on preachers to come outside the four walls of the church and get involved in the community, because we have a church on every corner, but we don't have a pastor on every corner. >> all right, all right. i'm going to have mayor landrieu address it. all mayors won't address this, but your point is very well received by all of us. we know that we're not going to get anything done, and that's why i'm so thank to feel mayor price, you have to have your ministry beyond the walls of the church. it's exactly what you're talking about. in sacramento we have the clergy helping us with o

and the supreme court in cedric cushner has made clear even if you only have single shareholder, thet a shareholder is distinct from the corporation holds true, and it has interpreted the federal rico statute in accordance with that principle. there are other examples we've sited in our cert petition. this is not a contested proposition. so the question we have here, an issue only of statutory interpretation, what did rfra do when congress enacted it in 1993? >> well, the dictionary defines persons as corporations. >> unless the context indicates otherwise and the language of rfra is persons' exercise of religion. so when you say the claim is by regulating the freshway foods corporation -- and that would be any form of regulation -- you are, that is tantamount to personally burdening frank and philip gilardi as individuals. and we are not aware of any support, you know, the 900 years -- 200 years before rfra was enacted -- >> that's a religious question. >> no, your honor, this is a statutory -- >> no, no, no. whether regulating freshway as you say burleds the gilardis -- burleds the