. >> charlie: i have to. that's the assumption of the president that is his assumption and he's the one who will order the strike. >> it's his problem, but for us in syria we have principle. we do anything to prevent the region from another crazy war. it will start in syria. >> charlie: to prevent -- you recognize the consequence for you if there is a strike. >> it's not about me. it's about the region. >> charlie: as the congress returns to washington to vote on the possibility of authorizing a military strike against syria and the president prepares an address to the nation on tuesday night. a conversation with the president of syria, next. captioning sponsored by rose communications >> charlie: mr. president, thank you very much for this opportunity to talk to you at a very important moment. because the president of the united states will address the nation this week and as you know important conversation is taking place in washington and important things are happening here in your country. do you expect a

>> charlie: no. rebels don't during the negotiation after a successful -- >> the armament of the government is legal. any other is not legal. how can you compare, completely different. >> charlie: there is intense discussion going on all the things we're talking about in washington. there is a strike, united states decision to do this, what do you want to say in this very important week in america and in washington to the american people, to members of congress, to the president of the united states. >> i think most important part of this now is they say american people but the majority now don't want war anywhere, not only against syria. but the congress is going to vote in a few days i think the congress is directed by the people to present the people. first question that they should ask of themselves, what do wars give america? nothing. no political gain. no economy gain. no good reputation. united states is -- this war is against the interest of the united states. why? this is the war that is goi

>> charlie: no. rebels don't during the negotiation after a successful -- >> the armament of the government is legal. any other is not legal. how can you compare, completely different. >> charlie: there is intense discussion going on all the things we're talking about in washington. there is a strike, united states decision to do this, what do you want to say in this very important week in america and in washington to the american people, to members of congress, to the president of the united states. >> i think most important part of this now is they say american people but the majority now don't want war anywhere, not only against syria. but the congress is going to vote in a few days i think the congress is directed by the people to present the people. first question that they should ask of themselves, what do wars give america? nothing. no political gain. no economy gain. no good reputation. united states is -- this war is against the interest of the united states. why? this is the war that is goi

but charlie's story is that his gun jammed. >> charlie's story is that -- and herself.harlie testified that he said, i think the quote was, he was the most trigger happy person i ever seen. >> with -- starkweather was having trouble releasing the car's brakes when 29-year-old joe sprinkle passed by him on the highway. >> he did a u turn on the highway and parked bumper to bumper to the car. then he merged to the car and pointed a rifle at me and said, get your hands up, get your hands up or i'll kill you. >> coming up, joe sprinkle may not have realized it, but he was >>> stopping to help what he thought was a stranded motorist on wyoming's route 20, joe sprinkle found himself face to face with a madman named charles starkweather. >> i looked inside the car and there was a man laying in the floorboard with his feet under the controls and his hand laying over in the passenger side. so i lashed out with my left hand and got the barrel, the end of the barrel, with my right hand i got the stock and then he got in the middle of the highway struggling for the gun. >> carol fu

charlie, stay with me. do you think i'm gay? for god's sake, charlie, this is not about you!ike musical theater. maybe all these years, i've been pathologically chasing women because i've been overcompensating. you know, i've often thought that. what?! i'm agreeing with you. what do you want to hear? i want you to tell me that there is no chance that either of us will ever have to call a woman i slept with "daddy." jill the slob. gadzooks. morning. morning. morning. morning. so, how was your weekend? fine. ok. nothing exciting happening in your world, charlie? like what? oh, i don't know. go to a fun party? see a great movie? run into an old flame with a new wick? what are the odds, huh? one brother turns 'em gay. the other turns 'em guy. if you don't mind, berta, i'd rather not talk about it. ok. i'll fix you something to eat. how 'bout a sausage link and a couple eggs? evelyn: hello, anybody home? oh, no. oh, no. charlie, i need to talk to you about your friend bill. oh, boy. oh, boy! you know, i-i'd really rather not discuss this in front of the help. uh, berta, could you

charlie: whoa! (thud) myra: you ok? charlie: i never know till i sober up.hink they like each other. well, sure, they like each other. no, i mean, they like like each other. (chuckles) oh, no, jake. your uncle charlie only like likes a certain type of woman. mom calls 'em tramps. that's as good a word as any. thanks. that was fun. yeah, it was. see ya around. yeah. i'm sorry. i don't know why i did that. who cares? looks like aunt myra's a tramp, huh? ♪ men... new l'oreal magic nude. our first liquid powder. just shake... this delicate liquid magically transforms to an airy, powder finish. flawless un-makeup look, no-makeup feel. new l'oreal magic nude. now that's smart. the new kfc $9.99 6-piece deal. 6 pieces of chicken... 3 biscuits, and one large side just $9.99! today tastes so good. one made with only real cheese. a pizza my family will love. (announcer) freschetta naturally rising crust pizza. freschetta. made better to taste better. closed captioning and other consideration for "two and a half men" provided by... oh, and the super crunchy outside has

charlie... know i can't come in here and ask to be forgiven for some of the stupid things i've said in front of jake... but i do have the right to say i'm sorry, don't i? i suppose. thank you. and you are? kathleen. kathleen, a fine irish name. well, half irish, on my mother's side. are you and your mom close? i guess. i envy that, kathleen. me and my mom... okay, charlie, give it a rest. we're not a bunch of sorority girls you can charm with your big brown eyes. and nice smile. thank you, mandy. linda, i admit i-i sometimes relate to women on a very superficial level, but i think that's because... deep down, i-i-i have intimacy issues that probably go back to my mom. my mother crippled me emotionally. you, too? and i am so afraid i'm making the same mistakes with my daughter. well, you know what, uh... ruth. ruth. that's the same fear i have with jake, ruth. i've clearly made mistakes, but that's because i'm human, and after all... what are we trying to do with our children other than to raise

oh, this is charlie. oh, right, your poor brother. hi, charlie. (slowly): how are you?mm, you smell nice. okay, okay, come on in. oh, my, what a beautiful home. thank you. thank you. i encourage him to think of this place as his own. yeah, that way, i don't feel like such a worthless parasite. charlie, weren't you going out tonight? gee, i'd love to, but you know me, flat broke again. oh, well, i suppose i could float you a few bucks. what do you need? $400. okay. okay. you know, i'll... i'll just give you everything i have. uh... that's 31, 32... $33. what about the secret compartment? all right. that'll be a, uh... $133. and i don't expect to see you again tonight. thanks, bro. be nice to him; he's all i've got. sorry about that. i understand. i have a sister who's a crack whore. really? maybe we can introduce them. for $133, we can introduce them twice. terrific. well, here we are. we sure are. i guess you've noticed i'm a little taller than five-nine. well, yeah, but everybody fudges a little on those dating profiles. how tall are you? five-thirteen. ♪ men. leanne,

but charlie's story is that his gun jammed. >> charlie's story is that -- and herself.he said, i think the quote was, he was the most trigger happy person i ever seen. >> with -- starkweather was having trouble releasing the car's brakes when 29-year-old joe sprinkle passed by him on the highway. >> he did a u turn on the highway and parked bumper to bumper to the car. then he merged to the car and pointed a rifle at me and said, get your hands up, get your hands up or i'll kill you. >> coming up, joe sprinkle may not have realized it, but he was equipped with droid zap for advanced photo sharing that lets you swipe images to multiple people. the new droid ultra by motorola. when intelligence matters. droid does. ♪ you're not made of money, so don't overpay for at insurance. geico, you're not made of money, see how much you could save. >>> stopping to help what he thought was a stranded motorist on wyoming's route 20, joe sprinkle found himself face to face with a madman named charles starkweather. >> i looked inside the car and there was a man laying in the floorboard

i am fine, charlie. yeah, sure, i'd like to meet somebody, but in the meantime i'm living a very full life. i have no complaints. okay, this table is really starting to piss me off. just let it wobble. you want beer in your lap, 'cause i don't want beer in my lap. hi, charlie. who's your cute friend? just get up here, you jackass. hi, charlie. who's your cute friend? oh, hi, darlene. this is my brother alan. come, please, join us. hi, alan. this is my friend annette. hi. hello. hey, he is cute. you are. you know, alan, annette is a seat filler for most of the major awards shows. is that so? oh yeah, it's a big responsibility. 'cause when a celebrity, like, gets up to go to the bathroom, they don't want to have an empty seat on tv. understandable. you know who pees a lot? jeff bridges. okay. whaddaya say we get out of here and go back to our place? okey-dokey. wait, wait, wait. hold it. everybody sit down. wow, i feel like i'm at work. what is going on? nothing. we met a couple of girls who took a shine t

. >> who was charlie parker? >> well, charlie parker was one of the finist american musicians, and he was what is often called a genius or the word geniuses use, but if usually doesn't describe the person. it's just an advertising term now. what charlie parker was was what the word "genius" means, but he not only was a remarkable technician of his instrument, but he embodied what the power of jazz really is, which is the ability to be able to play and to hear, and much of his early life was learning how to hear these -- so that he -- because he has -- because a jazz musician actually has to hear the entire context in which he or she is improvising, and make and reagent as digital speeds to the sound that's going on around them, so charlie parker became one of the most massive exponents of that ability. it's not magic, but people don't usually know that that's what a person has to do, you know? >> all jazz improvised? >> no, but the majority of it is. now, there's some people who wrote what they call composed piec

charlie was booked in as manson, charlie m, aka jesus christ, aka, god. >> greta: here on this corner outside of the now abandoned hall of justice the manson girls went on a freak show during the trial. there's a new way to buy a car. it's called truecar. and truecar users... save time and money. so when you're... ready to buy a car, make sure you... never overpay. visit truecar.com today. >> greta: november, 19699. charles manson and the family being tied to a string of murders from her cell, this manson girl started talking about susan atkins being a killer. the victim? a victim who had been stabbed to death before the tate la bianca murders. suddenly everything came crashing down. >> she told these two inmates of hers the family was responsible for the tate-la bianca murders one. girls called lapd with a dime on the pay phone and broke the case. >> the persons for whom warrants have been issued are charles d watson, patricia kremwinkel and linda kasabian. >> one week after at announcement charles man onand followers charged with several counts of murder. >> just average american gi

bases charlie fail. in less seat -- leslie said the day he was turned down to for a contract was the day he started to act differently. he did not pretend he was there to save people but he just started to act matt. so he asked to do something. so this does not accomplish that all but instead foolishly tries to drive off on dash drive off but the police sketch jim and fined him with a bloody knife knife, they take him into custody and manson is afraid because he can always turn in manson to save himself. but patricia says but when someone started to talk about the copycat murders but then the police would have to think it could not be bobby because the killers are still out there and let him go. now with the other fellow thinks the ada is his. that night we know a lot of the conversation because it is repeated in the book and other family members later would discuss it. the jet -- the gist is that manson says you have decided to go out and kill people to get bobby free so then you think they have to be m

charlie was booked in as manson, charlie m, aka jesus christ, aka, god. >> greta: here on this cornerde of the now abandoned hall of justice the manson girls went on a freak show during the trial. shaved heads and crawling on hands and knees. [ male announcer ] if you had a dollar, for every dollar car insurance companies say they'll save you by switching, you'd have like, a ton of dollars. but how're they saving you those dollars? a lot of companies might answer "um" or "no comment." then there's esurance. born online, raised by technology and majors in efficiency. so whatever they save, you save. hassle, time, paperwork, hair-tearing out, and yes, especially dollars. esurance. now backed by allstate. click or call. [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be great if all devices had backup power? the chevrolet volt does. it's ingeniously designed to seamlessly switch from electricity to gas to extend your driving range. no wonder volt is america's best-selling plug-in. that's american ingenuity to find new roads. ♪ the 2013 volt. charge ahead of the rest in the hov lane. ♪ >> greta: november,

charlie and norah?e's also hinting that she had a hastily made interview with the new york magazine to talking her husband. what do you know about that? >> than is flatout false. she started negotiating back in june. so any suggestion that that was part of this effort to cover up or overshadow that he's on a clinton foundation was 100% false. but you always get this with the clintons, don't you? they try to cover it up. there's go to be a lot ahead. >> and this afternoon we'll be speaking with former president bill clinton. we'll bring you that the interview tomorrow right here on "cbs this morning." >>> an faa advisory council meets later this week. mark is our cbs national transportation safety expert and a former chairman of the ntsb. mark, good morning. >> good morning, charlie, good morning, norah. >> can we expect from this? >> i think you're going to see the use of this electronic devices. we'll be looking forward to seeing how the new rules are being implemented. >> what kind of analysis has bee

charlie rose tried it on in studio 57. >> that fit charlie exceedingly well. >>> i'm norah o'donnellnment in damascus where he sat down with syrian president bashar al assad. it is assad's first television interview since president obama asked congress to authorize military action against syria for an alleged chemical weapons attack last month. >>> the white house says more than 1,400 people died in attack including 400 children. the house and senate convened this afternoon after a five-week recess to take up the issue. charlie asked assad if he believed washington will go ahead with military action against his country. >> do you expect an air strike? >> as long as the united states doesn't obey the international law and tramples over the charter e of the united nations, we have to believe that they would do anything. but according to the lies that we've been hearing for the last two weeks from high-ranking officials in this administration we have to expect the worst. >> are you prepared? >> we've been living in these circumstances for the last 2 1/2 years and we're prepared for ever

she said who else was at charlie rose's? i said nobody. >> she said, nobody? just you and charlie?uld come over. charlie's a grown up. he could have said no. >> barkley was there. gayle takes a thousand pictures. >> at one point he goes, may i ask what you're taking a picture of now. and i said barkley. said i'm taking a picture of barkley watching the show. >> it was not part of the deal, but it's okay. >> somebody told me charlie will never ask you back again. is that true, charlie? >> no. >> okay. >> of course, not. but don't wait. >> ow. >> he didn't mean that. >> i'd invite you back tomorrow. plus, i took you to dinner beforehand, for god's sake. >> and paid. and paid. let's just say this. i'm sort of irritated by people who say don't talk about it. it's like watching the super bowl and not talking about it. can i say we're satisfied with the ending? >> oh, yes. >> you're talking about the show. >> yes. >> wow. >> norah, it ended at 10:15. at 10:20 i was in the car going home and at 10:40 i was in bed by myself. >> but satisfaction has a different connotation. >> i just had to

>> in charlie's defense, that show has very complicated jokes that take time to get it right. but look at the results. >> feel like there's an elephant in the room. could be under all those clothes. >> not every cable show is "breaking bad." anyhow, sources tell us selma was on the choppingore her smack talk. >> what i'm told is they were going to write her out of the show. when she did that, they accelerated the phase-out. >> right. besides, charlie deserves extra time to learn his lines, he's a busy guy with the skeezer banging and the loch ness hunting and that crack ain't going to smoke itself but regardless of why selma was actually fired, we've learned an important lesson from all this. >> don't talk crap on the star of the show whether they're unprofessional and terrible or not. >> unless behind their back. >> he's got a bright future in this horrible business. have fun with that lobster, thelma! >> we got model audra notob at bella. recently the "guinness book of world records" was released and they have an entry for everything these days but they need to add a categor

at some point there was a little screaming but somebody was always singing. ♪ charlie brown, charliehe's a clown that charlie brown ♪ ♪ why is everybody always picking on me ♪ >> when you're going down, that little g-force action, that's scary. >> this guy who has the high part has the easy one, he's already screaming. >> i love they keep going. ♪ why is everybody always picking on me, charlie brown ♪ >> puppy tries the stairs. >> come on now. come on. come on! come on. come on. yes, yes. come on. good boy. come on. >> we're going to do some very special fishing. it's the hair. >> yes, the hook is tied to his hair. they managed to get the hook in his hair. >> are they going to put his head near the water? >> yeah. and you're thinking is it going to work? >> check it out. it works! >> it totally works. >> yes! whoo! >> it's crazy. >> that's what i hate. you find yourself stranded on the desert island, there you go. >> as long as you got the hook and the bait. >> don't get a hair cut. >> that's it for >>> hi, everybody. i'm beth troutman. we got the best videos from the web "right this

because they're all waiting for charlie toor charlie his lines. >> coming up -- >> audra notab goes throughtate in alphabetical order. >> i can do it. >> by the way, this chick's a looker, too. >> and now, tmz employment presents, you're fired for talking smack about me so get the hell out and by the way we were about to fire you anyway so you can't sue us, starring selma blair and charlie sheen. >> the intense battle with charlie sheen and the people who make "anger management." >> selma claims her complaints about charlie's work ethic led to this dramatic confrontation. >> you are terminated. >> probably wasn't that dramatic. but she got the ax. >> they're all sitting there waiting for charlie in his trailer to memorize his lines and she starts ragging on him to the crew saying, what are we doing here? >> in charlie's defense, that show has very complicated jokes that take time to get it right. but look at the results. >> feel like there's an elephant in the room. could be under all those clothes. >> not every cable show is "breaking bad." anyhow, sources tell us selma

charlie, good morn. >> reporter: good morning, charlie. once again there's a discrepancy over the number of victims. kenyan officials say they don't expect to recover any more from the mall. red cross has upped the number of missing to 71. the gaping hole in the westgate mall is still smouldering at the site where three stories collapsed at the end of the deadly siege. just what caused the building to go down with hostages and terrorists beneath the rubble is the key to this investigation. one government official told the "associated press" that soldiers firing rocket-propelled grenades knocked out the supporting column. but military explosives expert told cbs news there's no way an rpg could have caused that kind of damage. they've begun collecting fingerprints and dna to identify attackers and victims. ballistics experts are finding out which weapons were used. they're trying to determine whether gunmen rent add shop to stash their guns and ammunition. there are indications that they rented a shot and have been hiding their guns and ammu

charlie? >> scott my impression is having talked with the president, that you sensed that he knows he has a very hard sell. the country seems to be divided over this. and the idea of some kind of compromise would give him and the syrians a way out. >> absolutely. an off ramp, if you will. i mean certainly the president was looking for something like that. the president has been trying to sell this charlie, as you know for the last several days and from the head count that we have on capitol hill he's only been losing ground. for example, yesterday, three senators came out against this. only one senator came out for it. so the president realizes that this is not something that the american people are interested in pursuing not something that congress is very excited about at least in terms of the military option. the president told us that even in his own household there wasn't a lot of support for the military option. but the president believes that the threat of military action is the thing t

charlie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, charlie and norah. there's a sense of relief as the siege has come to an end but they're also coming to terms with the shock over what's unfolded in the past few days, the fate of the hostages and what took place inside the mall. flags will flying at half-mast as kenyans are mourning the loss of the hostages at the westwood mall. details are finally beginning to emerge about the assault. what's clear is none of the hostages made it out aliej. this video shows the actions of those who braved the assault. kenyan authorities reportedly tried to negotiation but they didn't even respond. there are also reports that as a helicopter hovered overhead they started executing hostages, tossing their bodies off the roof. any rescue operation was further hampered by smoke from fire set by gunman. in announcing the siege was over, the president said kenya stared down evil and triumphed. >> we have shamed our attackers. >> they said three floors in the mall collapsed and several bodies were buried beneath the rubble i

why aren't you for joe six pack, charlie? >> the president didn't get reelected because you like medicare. >> and this week -- >> the president got reelected on the issue. >> and so did i. >> you've been against socialized medicine, nationalization, call it what you want. >> it's productive. >> you're a very religious person. and i'm stuck with matthews. take care of the sick and the suffering -- >> oh, my goodness, congressman rangel we are ensuring 11 million people at the expense of 200 million. that seems fundamental -- >> does it help the poor when cleveland clinic announces they're going to let 3,000 people go? >> i'll tell you what helps poor people. >> because they have to get ready to accommodate obama care. >> one at a time. >> i'm sorry. >> i think republicans, i'm going out on a limb here, i think republicans actually have a victory here today. we have speaker boehner and senator ted cruz standing together. that's a win. so next we'll talk about what i think is the bigger fight that's still to come, still out ther

and sets up charlie.odies there one night. which points right to charlie, if anything ever comes to light. and adam gets 35 years to have a life... till his luck runs out. we got enough to compel a dna sample? i mean, this guy ain't gonna give it up. he already did. those pictures, they were real helpful, adam. i'm glad. u're an excellent photographer. i mean, composition, framing... especially framing. how'd it go down, anyway? you get sloppy that day, julia and gerard catch you? i... don't follow. charlie didn't kill them. good try, though. i never said he did. adam clarke-- real hippie or... poser? real. my passions were very real. how'd you like having long hair? all them strands blowing around. and guess what, adam? one of them blew right into the plastic bags you wrapped your friends in. got stuck under the tape. a long, brown hair that don't belong to either of them. you think i was e only guy with long hair those two were in contact with? well, the dna on this will confirm it. whether you were a r

charlie: you are a cop. >> yes pay he looks at this. charlie: you were a cop and let me ask you this but when you sought a place you saw the illegal activity but the guy that owns it is a nice guy. >> who i see is the guy looks at the vibration of corporations and property loss. i see a guy who sits in front of a computer. charlie: ims saying he is a mobster every you know, how to get him. but when you went after them and saw criminal activity civic concern how much criminal activity happens over your 47 street? was go after those that think did the person that was working in the industry betting on corporations about successful miss use of property? charlie: you were a copy would have fled for the case >> would not do the circumstantial. the when you would not have investigated? >> yes i have to have a smoking gun for criminal activity. melissa: those are some of the highlights. up next more outrageous moments well worth watching. like the one i spoke to them and closing went to pot. foods and interview is -- tree is to interview this

is charlie a gerbil? >> charlie's a hamster.going to steer it? >> the human behind is going to control the gas or brake and he's going to use a carrot to make him go back and forth on the steering wheel. the steering is so light that this hamster can steer it. they're not doing this in an empty parking lot. they're doing it next to water. and they get pretty close. watch this. >> that was close. >> i'm sold. om going to go buy one now. >> this is a terrifying video but highly effective. because if you've ever driven a big rig, a dump truck, any kind of really heavy industrial vehicle, that stuff is hard. >> do you know what it is like to drive a heavy piece a machinery? >> you get curious and you wind up behind a dump truck and there you go. >> i just hope this is real and volvo didn't do some sort of tv trickery here. >> ladies, today is friday the 13th. did you know? >> yes. >> what better time than now to push the envelope of prank videos. this time around a friday the 13th theme, other pranksters helped out with this one. >>

charlie protects ryan. ryan does charlie's homework. perfect pair, huh?have any idea why your brother didn't want to talk to him? no. no, i can't imagine. does ryan have any friends in your class? i haven't really noticed anyone that he hangs around with. anyone ever pick on him? well, you know, it was just the anniversary of 9/11. so i thought it would be a good time to debate the issue of putting a new skyscraper at ground zero. ryan had some pretty strong opinions about it. it's about pride, you know? we have to rebuild this for ourselves. okay, very good, marisa. anyone else think of any other reasons? any other opinions? ryan? i was just going to say, maybe it's not such a good idea to build there. boy: oh, yeah? what ideas you got, tiny? a monument would be more appropriate. not another billion-dollar target. well, damn, so you just want to let them terrorist dogs win? all i'm saying is, they hit us in '93, anwe still didn't protect it. people just went right back to work there. what did they expect? boy: so what are you saying? that the people who

charlie you raised a question here why this is such a huge gamble to the president.if he doesn't win this vote, and i'm with dexter, i suspect he will probably win it but not terribly impressively. if he doesn't win it, then he's got to chose between overturning what or ignoring what congress has voted on and appearing to the rest of the world to have very little influence at home or abroad. it's not a good place to be and that's why this is such a big role of the dice. >> rose: all eyes are focused on washington. thank you david very much. i kept you longer than i had planned to and i know you have a piece to write for tomorrow but thank you so much. >> always glad to be with you, charlie. >> rose: david sanger with the "new york times." and you too. when do you go back overseas. >> too soon. >> rose: we'll be back talking about the 2014 elections and the debate taking place in congress. >> rose: both houses of congress returned to washington after a month long hiatus. president obama's decision to seek congressional approval for potential strike on syria will be at

second, her name is not charlie. it's charlene, after my mother, not charlie! what is it about l.a.omebody comes here, they're encouraged to be somebody else? oh, thank you, honey, but i-i'm not staying. i-i'm just taking a quick shower and heading back to work. what? i just got here! now you're turning around and leaving? really? daddy, i have a murder! now where are you going? charlie, it was sweet of you to stick up for me, but -- i'm not ready to go home yet. well, i guess i'm just a chauffeur, come here to take charlene home. charlie, you can't stay here. your parents -- no, my parents don't understand me at all. my dad thinks i'm still 8, and my mom -- they just -- they don't know me anymore, at least not the way you and uncle fritz do. i-i feel like i'm a different person here than i am at home. look, honey, i understand what you're going through. one second. give me one second. i-i did some things when i first got here, and i'm really sorry for that, but i feel like, especially in this past week, we've become so much closer. we have, haven't we? i might be closer to you and

. ♪ i can fly >> a big truck needs a driver like charlie. >> charlie's a hamster.g to steer >>> chaos on the streets of istanbul, turkey. you see the van pull up. according to reports, that's a police van. but look at the men who come out of it. it looks as though they're in plain clothes. it doesn't look as though they are in police gear. watch them chase down this man who is running in the street 0001>>> these men dragged this man back to the police's van. they're wondering what's going on. according to report, people were protesting of a 22-year-old. as the video comes to an end, you see what looked like a group of riot police running towards that police van. >> i wonder what he did that led to this, i cannot imagine they're kicking people off the streets. are you ready to see the the newly volvo fnx demonstrated? yes, charlie is going to be driving i. he's demonstrating of the new steering of this charlie truck. charlie is a hamster, test going to stir this volvo. >> how is he going to stir it? >> and then he's going to use a carrot to make charlie the hamster

so charlie parker grew up in that world. part of what he learned is what ever happens in life there is always an opposite version so as a kid he had so they things come to him so fast that he learned to people live one way during the day and another my after dark. one of his jobs which they would put on sex shows upstairs on saturday night. said he is sitting on the bandstand saying these women and dance around and sit on tables and moved monday said the standing committee is gone. women would have sex as other women are others and he was playing well this was going on he may have been it is that when he entered but not definitely when he left so it is kind of startling to realize in our era people lived even more extreme than modern american people because there was no place necessarily a week ago to see the sex show. that no way of 1935 we could have done that. and with all that stuff they created beautiful music in the middle of all of that that is the victory of jazz that there is still something if human beings respond

charlie, norah, and gayle?a stronger candidate in 2016 if she decides to run. he says hillary clinton learned from her political mistakes during the 2008 campaign and he told abc news she won't be fighting old battles again. >> the next one will be better. it will be different, whether she's in it or not. they're all different. and the main thing that you must learn the lessons of your mistakes and your failures without becoming a general that fights the last war, because every new encounter will be shaped by different forces. >> earlier this month, the former secretary of state was asked if she wrestled with the idea of running. she said "i do." >>> a frenzy over the "breaking bad" finale is over this morning. last night's episode ended speculation about the fate of walter white. millions tuned in. if you didn't watch last night, ben tracy's report does contain, and i repeat does contain spoilers. if you still don't no want to know what happened, now is a good time to go la, la la. plug your ears for the next

charlie, thank you, and again, the restaurant is fantastic and we really enjoy it. thanks for being with us this morning. >> thank you. >>> coming up, taking on the trolls, rather, the patent fight finally turns around when "press:here" continues. >>> welcome back to "press:here." nonpracticing entities or shell companies, which buy up often unwanted or obscure patents then use those patents to demand successful companies pay them a fee or end up in court. it is bullying. if there's one thing we know about bullies, they get their power from the very fact no one is willing to stand up to them. >> are you going to be on my side? >> sure, i'm on your side. just let me up. i'll do anything you say. >> that fact works as well in silicon valley as it does on the playground. it's always easier and less painful to agree with the bully than stand up to him, call it politically expedient. in the case of patent lawsuits, silicon valley companies have decided to pay a few hundred thousand dollars in settlements rather than fight a patent case in court, even when the company kn

imitating charlie rose.u don't sleep all week and friday night during rehearsal we would get really loopy and a lot of great stuff would come out of those. the character i did -- >> jim carville. >> we were just talking about it. that's my very first show. very first moment on the show. >> i heard you don't like to watch yourself. >> no. i'm hating this right now. >> why don't you -- i don't like watching myself whiechl don't you like watching yourself? i legal like when i watch myself, i feel like why does my face look like that and why do i sound like that and you don't want to like get in your head when you're -- you don't want to be performing and going, oh my face is doing this thing again you know. you just want to be out of your head. >> you don't want to be self conscious conscious. >> yeah, yeah, and i'm very self-conscious. >> you have a new movie coming out. "cloudy with the meatballs." >> "cloudy with the meatballs." >> "cloudy with a chance of meatballs." >> i like that better. "cloud with with

charlie went on to play with the greats. yourinclude all of accomplishments in this introduction, we will never get to talk. and i take a breather? thank you for being on this program. >> [indiscernible] tavis: how did it feel to be so honored by the grammys? >> it felt wonderful because they are all my peers. you know, the grammys do great work. they care about music. realize,o -- i didn't about that lifetime achievement award, he goes back to 1962. the first person to get it was bing crosby. when i saw that, i fainted. [laughter] i'm in some heavy company. so i was really appreciative. i got to thank everybody. it was really an honor for me. tavis: you belong on that list though. i mentioned a moment ago -- why such a background instrument before you help push that thing out front? upit's always been like that until the big bandera -- the big band era with duke ellington. and then jimmy blanton, of course, you have heard his name, the guy that really brought the bass out to the forefront. , singings a little kid on the rad

>> charlie smith is a travel writer for "the daily telegraph" in london and a host of tourism videos.unky. >> i think a few people think i've got a death wish. i've been wing walking on a plane. flying around doing loop de loop. it's pretty terrifying. i've done the biggest bungee jump in the world. i've done the skeleton bobsled, which is on this tray where you go down this chute and you go about 60 miles an hour. it's pretty terrifying but it's all good fun. >> but charlie takes the terrifying moments in stride. >> i do this job because of the excitement, because it beats being behind the desk every day and to get the opportunity to travel, and if it means i have to get a bit scared at the time, i don't mind that. it's a good trade. >> a good trade indeed. for a recent story he and his co-host are out taping tourism videos at a gulf course in south africa. >> to do some safari, play some golf. it was all meant to be quite relaxing. none of the adrenaline adventures. >> we're here at legends on the 18th green and we're meant to be going up to the mountain for the extreme 19th but unf