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but unfortunately, a little less old world charm. >> what has kept cuba so well protected in terms of cultural preservation has really been largely that the number of american tourists has been limited. >> reporter: now, while some travel sites may be advertising accommodations, you still can't book your trip to cuba yourself. in fact, there are no commercial flights and travel from the u.s. to cuba will likely remain charter only for foreseeable future. >> i think you need to go into this with open eyes, you know. this is a country that's been pretty much stagnant for the last 40, 50 years. >> reporter: they -- >> not five-star accommodations. >> reporter: may see some five- star accommodations but that will take away from some of the old world charm. >> it will. thanks. >>> employees at a car dealership in massachusetts scolded a pizza deliveryman for keeping the change. it's a fight over $7. the that was all caught on camera. >> the manager apologized once to you. do you want him to apologize again to you? you got your $7 back. so we're all right now. >> the company complained to t

he charms in many different ways.estern world by making people think he or inishlly making people think he wanted to be like the west. he he has huge economic clout particularly in europe and so there is different types of charm. domestically, he controls the media. he controls the leaders of power. he can influence what people see and hear about himself and he has a cordery of very talented image amortizationers around him. >> and there is a mirage that there is business going on and they've changed since the soviet days ab you catalogues how that goes back to corruption that serves putin. let's look at part of that. >> he has intimate knowledge of how the system works and how he said corruption goes right to the top. >> >> translator: russian business entirely depends on protection. you need protection. it is called having a roof or in russia kresha. and the more kresha you have the more successful your business will be. so every businessman dreams about giving presents and gaining protection. and if you give a pres

we love their walk ability and their charm and we want to find a way to keep our street safe and fun to be on. a joy for visitors as well as residents. so we need to work on the infrastructure that will allow us to remain mobile in the district. because we are so dense, we don't have a lot of open space so our parks have been a passion of mine. we are grateful to bill ginsburg and his department for working with us on the joe dimaggio playground. is he is luis here? in the library who helped us this beautiful new library and did many of the people that stand behind me. and so, we need to take extra care to provide services to the people that live in this neighborhood. that is a passion of mine that's surely not going to change. we are the golden goose for the city. we have the shopping, we have the business centers, we have the tors and centers. i think surely every visitor to san francisco comes to district 3. we welcome them. we do our bed best to provide for that but making sure we can do that and was that's pleasurable for both visitors and for residents is another important task

and people in tieaipei are trying to preserve the traditional charm of the neighborhood. >>> people claiming to be with the islamic state have released an audio message and the man's voice identifies himself as kenji goto. he says if a prisoner is not released by sunset thursday they will kill the jordanian military pilot they're holding. the man say this is the message he's been told to send. he say ss if sa jeddah al rishawi is not released by a specific time time, moaz ca sasskasasbeh will be killed immediately. it's the third time an audio clip of a man believed be goto was posted online. image images have been posted previously previously. none of the clips shows the islamic state logo that was used previously. officials are doing the best they can to authenticate the tape. >> translator: we are still scrutinizing the audio. based on our work so far it is highly like lit is goto. >> he said they are working to do their utmost for cooperation from other countries. the jordanians are working with authorities to bring a prisoner to the turkish border. they chose locations near two key cros

fud di, aggressive, he's got this bizarre charm and then a bridge fell on him. >> hillary clinton.espite putting out a big book, she still won't say what everyone thinks they know. >> of course, hillary clinton is going to run. >> marijuana fared well in state initiatives. higher minimum wages. >> what do we want? >> best continuing trend for rights activists? >> it's like a really big year for gay rights. a lot of gay marriage. >> worst continuing trend for environmentalists. >> that's the biggest story of the year, we didn't do much on climate change. >> best news from the benjamins, housing values are still rising. joblessness is still falling. >> it's been a great year in terms of the economic recovery. the recovery has done really, really well. >> the worst part of that great news, the percentage of people working or seeking work dropped to lowest level in decades but in a lot of places, jobs aren't paying that much and job security dodgy. >> i'm thinking seriously of moving to new york and becoming a cab driver. because there's more demand for a cab driver in times square tha

they are really charming. there is fishing yachting. also there is this charming little pocket knife which has rubies. those little accessories were often given out as a gift at parties, sometimes at weddings. they were a common sort of get -- gift given back and forth. the most interesting piece is this large. it is curious because it shows a ladies leg as the handle. in this era, and lady to show an inch of ankle would be scandalous. so we are looking at something that is somewhat fallacious. best --salacious. lo and behold, there is a little naked lady inside. she looks like she could belong to a famous painting, but i don't think that was the intent. when i did learn is that the cane was owned by an osteopathic surgeons. this is a gift among surgeons perhaps, with a somewhat scandalous side story. this is a portion of a dresser set that was retailed by theodore star in new york. this one belonged to john d rockefeller. we are excited to have that here in the collection. we also have a wonderful case of ladies accessories. ladies had

. >> secretary of state john kerry is on a charm offensive this morning in paris. >> jon: i know what you are thinking. is it a good idea to send a man who appears to be a love child of andrew jackson and a wooden cigar store indian-- (laughter) >> on a charm offensive. (laughter) it is a good idea if he's going to france. >> john kerry speaks french, loves france studied in france. >> jon: favorite type of fridays french! favorite type of bull dog french. favorite kind of maid french. favorite mustard? heinz. come on he's not going to jeopardize his marriage over mustard. (applause) i will tell you this though late at night late at night when john kerry's wife is sleeping what condiment does he secretly retraef from the hiding space behind that loose pile under the toilet tank-- wink. don't you see this is a brilliant move. kerry's general frenchieness, the thing that lost him our presidential election is what makes him our perfect enjoy-- envoy. here is he meeting french president hollande, no, i done think-- no, he doesn't-- he doesn't want to-- no pull out. no! he's not wanting th

so sort of charming and harmless in a way. >> sam calls his new york video the sand pit.n its first seven months, it has more than 750,000 online hits. >> i didn't really expect the response to be as big and positive as it has been. it's something i thought would maybe generate interest for me and be popular, but i didn't expect it to kind of explode in the way that it did. >> you almost get to this point where every city wants to have it. when you're seeing your own city that way, it's familiar yet different. it lets you see your own city in a different light. >>> gee whiz, i sure do love counting. i wonder how high i can go. let's find out. one, two, three, four, five, six. >> and so it will go for more than 70 hours. no flash, no tricks. john is simply going to keep counting all the way up to 100,000. >> 14, 15, 16, 17, 18. 21, 22, 23, 24, 25. 830, 831, 832, 833, 834, 835. >> this video is legend on youtube. the concept is so simple and absurd that you really want to see if he's actually going to make it to 100,000. >> 2,798, 2,799. 2,800. 2,801. 2,802. 2,803. 2,804. 2

. ♪ >> narrator: in his early days in office, putin went on a charm offensive towards the west. >> ♪en i found you. ♪ >> narrator: president bush famously looked into putin's eyes and saw his soul. he believed he was "committed to the best interests of his country." >> putin was trained in the kgb to deceive foreigners. he has a very sharp eye for human weakness. he's good at persuading people and at intimidating them, and he's been doing this with western leaders, sometimes with charm, sometimes with threats, but boy, does he do it. >> ♪ love's sweet melody... ♪ >> narrator: early on, british prime minister tony blair was charmed by him, and as with germany, their two economies would become even more entangled. london's financial center was a city enchanted by russian money. these were the years of high oil prices, and putin's russia was growing like never before. it fueled massive corruption and much of that money was flowing into london. >> the city of london, which has made a huge amount of money out of laundering russian money over the years, and the city is ultimately the motor

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we've got to bring back charm school. >> where we should send you. >> it is time for charm school. teach you how to wear your pants. stop saying "like." >> okay. >> all right we're done here. what do you think she's going to do? good choice? >> great choice. i think she somehow works in -- >> has some pigs? >> can they just do me a favor in the republican party? i think it would be good instead of having joni ernst come out and the podium, why don't they put her in an arena with middle class families and have her have a similar type of environment and audience. because it's so tough to deliver the response after a president gives a speech and he has the applause and he has all these people. there's a degree of difficulty to go in and just be one-on-one with the camera. they should put her in a big stadium with a bunch of middle class families. >> the delivery's going to be huge, too. >> but how about looking into the right direction of the camera. every year that's a problem. they're like looking over here. >> every year. >> all right, i predict that his speech will be interrupted

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third time's the charm?k it's third time a charm back in the good old days only a couple channels covering the debates. we weren't a 24-hour news cycle. ronald reagan was a third time the charm guy. i think you get fatigue of voters when you run three times with a 24-hour news cycle with the constant number of debates you have. i think people get just tired of hearing your name. i think you lost a couple of times and people say move on. but there's also the politics of it. and if you're mitt romney this actually may be his best chance. you have a lot of really conservative candidates that are going to be splitting up votes in primaries. he obviously was able to grab a lot of states last time even when he had a weak start. he's got the money and the financial backing. so for him he may say hey, i got more people dividing the pie. i might be able to pull this sucker off and get the nomination yet again. >> mark, what do you think? if he does go for a run, which a lot of indications are pointing that he may ver

she's envisioned the plan in detail. >> i want disney to create and search for prince charming and theyfect man and then we go in dates on all the disney world theme parks and he'll have to dress up like prince charming and i have to dress up like cinderella. i think that would be a good reality show. all the guys get glass slippers and the only slipper that fits me is the guy i want to marry me. and then i marry at the castle. and when 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

. >> there was a touching -- a charming moment.int in the philippines. >> when he arrived in manila it was a somewhat blustery afternoon when the papal plane touched down from sri lanka. you see the video there. as we all know about pope francis by now, he's not the kind of guy to let things like that get in his way. you see he just sort of shrugged it off and continued down the staircase. of course, his humanity and ability to react in situations like that like an ordinary person would, is obviously part of this pope's charm. that charm, carol, is going to be on display in a phenomenal fashion this week in the philippines. this is one of the most intensely catholic cultures on earth. when pope francis celebrates the final mass on sunday some predictions say he could surpass pope john paul ii's all-time record for attendance set here in the philippines, 5 million people for john paul in 1995. some people think we can see more than 6 million for pope francis this time around carol. >> i wouldn't be surprised. john allen, thanks for

america who battles mobsters and drug lords and terrorists and still has a reputation for being a charming people person. and that's probably because loretta doesn't look to make headlines, she looks to make a difference. she's not about splash, she is about substance. i could not be more confident that loretta will bring her signature intelligence and passion and commitment to our key priorities, including important reforms in our criminal justice system. she has consistently proven her leadership and earned the trust and respect of those she serves. since 2010 she's been a member of the committee of the u.s. attorneys across the nation who advise the attorney general on matters of policy, and she has served as chair of that committee since 2013. so it's no wonder that the senate unanimously confirmed her to be the head of the u.s. attorney's office in two separate situations. once under president clinton, and once under my administration. and it's my hope that the senate will confirm her a third time without delay. at every stage in her career loretta has followed the principles of fairn

that having been said he's charming. he seems not to have any kind of guilt. he's somebody who's very high profile. i think that woman jurors oftentimes can be more favorable to a defendant in this kind of a case. with respect to motive that's a big deal in this case. there is no motive. maybe he thought that there was some chill in the people we didn't know. other than that what is the motive? the prosecutor doesn't have to prove motive we know that with you it's a tough sell that he would throw away $40 million, five-year contract brand new baby and everything in the world for something like this. >> some say his fiance knows more than she's saying. she may well testify and she has to testify because they're not married. >> right. >> she doesn't have spousal privilege. unless this fiance gets up on that stand and says something that makes the jurors say, hey, that's why he might have murdered odin lloyd, or you did hide the murder weapon that's kind of nebulous too, isn't it paul? >> in a murder case we look for means, motive and opportunity, okay? means we

playing the harp is charming him up but it is also it should be asked is charming, but also a trivial accomplishment. he says, i hope your hours are employed in the acquisition of more valuable qualities. you can imagine that is probably not the response the louisa was looking for from her future husband. i love this letter that louisa writes to john quincy in march of 1797. this really gives you a good idea about where louisa is coming from with their relationship. the first quote that i drew out, she's talking about the separation, how her family is probably going to have to go to the united states pretty soon, that is going to lengthen the amount of time they are apart from each other. she uses the word forced philosophy, and this is something i have to be contended with. that was a very particular word. john quincy is constantly writing about his philosophy that he has taken about the fact they are apart from each other and they are going to have to endure it and accept it until a time when he can come to london for them to marry. he actually says about his philosophy, there is so

he is funny and aggressive and bizarre charm. a bridge fell on him. >> worst case of playing it coy. hillary clinton. despite putting out a big book, she still won't say what everyone knows. >> marijuana fared well in efficie initiatives. best continuing trend for rights activists? >> this felt like a really big year for gay rights. a lot of gay marriage. >> worst continuing trend for environmentists. >> that is the biggest story for the year. we did not do much on climate change. >> best news from the benjamins. housing values are rising, joblessness is falling. >> great in terms of economic recovery. recovery is well. >> worst part of that news? the percentage of people working has dropped to the lowest level in decades, but in a lot of places, jobs are not paying that much and job security is dodgy. >> i'm thinking of moving to new york and becoming a cab driver. there is more demand for a cab driver in times square than for a broadway actor. >> worst part for the professional diplomat. the white house picked the producer of "

you think he is charming. >> he is charming and he has a very tough life.id his toughest problem is that he has 4 billion dollars to $6 billion to spend. that is a very nice problem to have. he needs to find a place to put it safely and make more money. we talked about volatility and he was very bullish about the future. >> one of the factors that people are not talking about -- the rate of new business formation and the rate of growth of companies that you have never heard of is probably the fastest ever in the history of the global economy and there really is only one silicon valley. i think we have a number of venture buttes that are very favorable. what is interesting is that in an economy performing as well as the u.s. is expected to perform, you would see rates rise quickly. but the combination of low cost of capital plus a meaningful improving economy is an unusual event. stock prices are actually attractive in light of that. >> apart from getting more pr for pershing square holdings, what is your biggest concern for 2015? >> i need to find a place t

and a nephew. >> this case is so disturbing because this type of predator is so cunning and uses his charmcessible through the victim's own parents. little bit different than the internet pedophile. this guy ingratiates himself with the family. he's the go-to guy. he's the guy that everybody trusts. >> liam was sick. he came home with a 105 fever from school. my daughter was a newborn, she was only a few weeks old, and i was trying to care for her with little sleep, and also care for liam being very ill. i had spoken with my husband to see if he could come home from work. he's gone all the time in the late spring and summer due to his line of work, and me being in a delicate state that i was, i felt that i really needed someone there that night. >> i actually kind of convinced my wife to call charlie, knowing that he is a night owl, that he sleeps in the middle of the day, is up at night on his computer, and that he would be more than willing to do that, that he's like family to us and that he would do anything for liam. >> and i felt a little bit strange about it, actually, as good a frie

he's not a charming man. bill belichick is to charming to what nicole richie is to fat.ou have to keep in mind, this is a guy who also denied videotaping a rival team's signals. and i have to say, i did not find this statement to be particularly compelling. >> when i came in monday morning, i was shocked to learn of the news reports about the footballs. i had no knowledge whatsoever of the situation. and so monday morning i learned a lot more about this process in the last three days than in the last 40 years coaching this league. >> all right. well, at least they're keeping things inflated now. make no mistake. this is a serious thing. attorney gloria allred is now representing 9 of the 11 balls tom brady allegedly squeezed. so this could cost him a pretty penny. this deflate-gate isn't the only thing in boston now. boston is the city chosen to vie for the summer olympics in 2024. mayor walsh is prohibiting city employees from making negative comments about the olympic games or the process itself. which that to me seems unnecessary. i mean, if people from boston are kno

very charming.ery charming. does that help, jen with the judges do you think. >> that is a harry conn nick junior was saying is they have to come across on camera. michael simon seemed like he would be kind of boring but as it turns out he was anything but. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> sweet voice, jen. >> do you like him. >> i like him a lot. he looks like a little robin thicke. >> but hopefully he doesn't go through that situation. >> he gets gold ticket to hollywood and he got something more rare and you want something you have to ask for it. he asked for a slow dance with j lo. >> oh, my god. >> come on in here, keith, you going to dance, we are going to play. >> this is how you slow dance. >> hold on. >> we are going to do it. >> i don't even know what this is. >> trying to be a gentlemen. >> yes. >> ♪ >> i think he is saying that literally, won't you stay with me and then limped out of the studio. >> i'm going to ask for something when i do my audition. >> j lo grabbed the back of his head. >>

the good luck charm. as we talk about and what jeb bush has done if you take a look at iowa jeb bush and huckabee, if you got him going in again and santorum and rick perry and ted cruz and rand paul, jeb bush could do well in iowa with the more conservative republicans dividing up the iowa vote. >> he won and he is popular among social conservatives, but the people are also popular with social conservatives and make it possible. >> i should have mentioned ben carson. >> another one. it could make it possible for jeb bush to sort of run up the middle and win. i have been saying to friends behind the seens that if jeb bush were to win the iowa caucuses, it would be as much of an earthquake as when barack obama won because part of the conventional wisdom is jeb bush is conservative but he is not so conservative that he could win over the faithful to get the nomination. if he wins iowa it changes the calculus of that race. >> he is not going to the early cattle call for conservatives. molly ball he has a new