rephrasing cliches for $400. kellie. what is "keep your fingers crossed"? yes. cliches for $600.ie. what is "stubborn as a mule"? right again. cliches from $800. matt. what is "light at the end of the tunnel"? yes. could i have bestsellers for $200, please? jared. what is the "zombie survival guide"? right. let's try cliches for $1,000. kellie. what is "dead as a..." no. jared. what is a "dead ringer"? "dead ringer." that's it. bestsellers for $400. matt. what is a sniper? yes. could i have special months for $400, please? jared. what is occupational therapy? yes. special months for $600. matt. what is fema? fema. yes. could i have newsmen for $200, please?

and i know that sounds cliché. and i know saying it sounds cliché sounds cliché.i am. that's popeye. i am going to begin this process with a simple test of intelligence and mental dexterity. what is the best color? white, because it contains all other colors. wrong, black. it is the most dominant. how do you make a table? you make a chair, but you don't sit on it. what is the capital of maine? the capital of maine is montpelier, vermont. which is near ithaca, new york, where i went to cornell. okay, also, moratorium on cornell talk. don't wanna hear about it. forget your personal history, and learn the history of this company. should not be a problem. i minored in history in the ivy league school which i attended. you're not off to a very good start, bernard. i agree. but in another way, i am off to a very good start, wouldn't you say? i am a great interviewee. why? because i have something no one else has. my brain. which i use to my advantage, when advantageous. [grunting] time! nope, you failed. damn it! this interview is over, i'll let you know. hey, thank you

. >> the old cliche, practice, practice, practice. >> that's what i did. i never with wavered in it. if anything it's stronger. it's kind of wonderful. i have two daughters, one of whom is an actress always had that same drive to do it. the other one, of everybody in the family, we're all kind of, my husband as well, all artists, actress, singers, my daughter anna is probably the most talented of all of us, she played juliet when she was 11. she can do pretty much anything. and doesn't have tha need to -- >> no -- >> she does have an interest, but not enough to commit to what you have to go through. >> with the daughter who is involved, are you essentially playing the role that -- >> i don't have to anymore. she is a professional actress at the oregon shakespeare festival, just opene as kate in taming of the shrew, in rehearsals to play stella in street car. she's the real deal. she's my inspiration. >> does she have any interest in doing television or film? i understand for some people that's all that they want to do, that kind of real serious acting. >>

the book skinny bitch was a whole different john rath with the cliche they say just doing. if you don't want to be fat then don't eat cupcakes. i can understand that i cannot apply that. [laughter] but it is true in this context if you want to campaign to win then stop sleeping late. i thought i will be as honest as that the and as frank as those authors has been. the second attribute harkening back to the year earlier for many of us that were involved in the fight was a book called sisterhood is powerful edited by a. robert morgenthau and i thought yes, what is important about that 40 years later? we'll reassert that power in dissert that sisterhood we will and not only for ourselves as individuals but given as a group. secondly that was the message i wanted to communicate in this book that i think is terribly important today when there is perhaps the time when we focus on the individual and her achievements not enough on the group or what it takes to succeed is bigger better. the third thing that i thought about it as i was imagining the theme of the book was i remembered

and which is so predictable and completely cliche.ainst the grain, it's well bril brilliantly, made, an was close to an an m-17 rating. i gave it 4 out of 5, it's one of my top 10. gordon positioned himself as ons of the most talented actors, and we haveac a reuniting of tony de anza, angels in the outfield. >> rush, i'm sorry. but it reminded me so much of that comedy with borat and will ferrell that i could not take seriously when i saw the trailer. opposite.e exact >> does it remind you of it. >> it does, because of race element. ow i didn't know about this rivalry that took ab place in te 70s between nikki, and this is directed by ron howard. >> he is amazing. >> i agree. it's best p movie he has done ii years as a director. i will say this, the dialogue scenes between hemsworth, and the are more intense than the racing scenes.ci it's a wellng written movie. i thought the sin tom graphy, and the hans simmer score. scor i recommend seeing it in theaters. 44 out of 5.of >> something for the kiddies which is the movie i will be seein

. >> reporter: you know, john, it is really becoming almost a cliche in american politics.ard-fought political campaign ended with a man being chased through mcdonald's to avoid his amateur porn star mistress before bidding the local media a hearty farewell. >> jon: it is not really how it seems a mayoral campaign usually ends. it is more like an episode of "cops" would end. >> a good one. tel>> jon: tell me the truth, are you going to miss him a little bit? >> no, not a little bit. >> jon: a smidgeon? >> no. i'm not going to miss him. >> jon: you're not going to miss the danger? >> no. ♪ danger ♪ >> jon: you're not going to do it? >> no, i'm not going to do it, jon. no, no, no, no, no. [applause] [cheers] >> no. no. >> jon: wow! wow! >> wait. i'm standing outside mcdonald's. >> jon: you really are "harry potter." do the (bleep) dance. >> i'm not doing the (bleep) dance. and i'll tell you why. no, no, no. [applause] [cheers] >> hold on. >> jon: why not, oliver, why not? >> it doesn't feel right anymore, jon. sure, it was fun when she was still running for office, being a di

it preserved -- easy to forget this because it always sounds like a cliche but it preserved the world for democracy. world war i which we will mention in a moment, had the slogan woodrow wilson called making the world safe for democracy. didn't work out that way. would it did was make the world ready for yet another work. in this case if the access had gained more momentum they might very well have snuffed out the largest democratic society in the world. that is one element of it. it also ended the depression. the new deal had failed to do that despite very strenuous attempts, but the start of large expenditures in may of 1940 is what finally started putting the depression to bed and from that point on, the economy grew by leaps and bounds because of the war effort. in doing that it put a whole generation of unemployed americans back to work and then some and a lot of people who had never worked. when we talk about sacrifice which we will in a couple of minutes is an ironic things that the war made a lot of americans much better off than they had been in the past that all. because the

sounds cliche because i've heard it so much.actually say i forgive myself. it took me 13 years. i could understand why i did it and tell a story about what happened. i know what i was thinking bab then. i know what i was feeling, and i know i didn't want to do it, but i felt trapped. and no one was helping me, even though i was asking and pleading for help. no one was helping. and it happened. but i'm able to tell myself now that i have something to offer, that i'm actually -- i like to think i have more to offer because i've been on both sides. >> i mean, i'm remorseful for what i did. but i mean, it takes more than that. i mean, once you've done something, you can say sorry all you want, but, i mean, there was a crime done, and you have to serve your punishment. you learn from everything in your life. everything you do, cars, you know, who you become. like i said, if you do nothing, you become nothing. >> man, if somebody would come here and just like give me a second chance, i'd be so happy, because i know now that when i get

. >> could he use any more cliche references, the plane was filled with munchies. ha-ha-ha. >> pot defender! >> kendall jenner posted this lovely photo of herself modeling in antigua which started the perve countdown, we are 52 days until she turns 18. >> that started the perve countdown? mine started a

i think in so far there is a clichÉ about all of these issues and women's issues.it is a clichÉ kind of because it's true. so i don't know what your association is about. i imagine that if he thought about what your agenda will be as a leader that you will find each places with women's issues components when you think about it a bit. i hope you will do that. >> thank you. is your experience with the other male colleagues tend to be very supportive or is that just -- >> i think that there are probably as many experiences as there are in this room. i think that i am a big fan of being polite but insistent. if you know that you have a good point of view that is a good one. you are welcome. i want to thank politics and prose for having me here because it is a treat. i want to thank c-span for joining us this evening and thank you to all of you. if you would like me to sign the book, i would be glad to. please have a wonderful evening. [applause] >> every weekend, booktv offers 48 hours of programming focused on nonfiction authors and books. you can watch it here on c-s

it sound cliche but this generation is truly our future. what we sew into these youth and adults is a community that we will live in now. and from that michael jackson son, -- song, heal the world, make it a better place. there are people dying. if you care about the living, make it a better place. i hope everybody here makes it in their own way as well. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> it commissioner davis's turn. i'm going to jump in here and say a couple of things. just towards the end of miss tucker's comment. i'm truly honored to work with miss davis. she does so much incredible work in this community and works with our future and she handles it with great love and care. i want to join miss tucker in recognizing. >> i also want to recognize miss tucker's family because the youth she works with and represents here tonight are our future and they are our legacy. as so many people have said leading up to the celebration of this commemoration of the march, this is not a time for us to rest on our laurels or to be occupied with what h

you hear that cliche, there has to be certainty. but when is there certainty? if you are a major multinational corporation and you're thinking about hiker or you're thinking about investing you're going owait through this period of time before you start committing resources. that's where the fear comes in. because the period of time, when we go back to 2011, in 2011 there was this discussion oh we're going odefault on the treasury debt. and nobody really believed that, nobody believed that. but the thing is we came closer to defaulting on that debt than anybody thought possible. that's in the back of people's minds right now. to one extent you would think this is a typical washington drama, it's not good for the economy but in the end it will go past this right? but 2011 is hauntings. it is in the background, we came really close to last time, what aren't we thinking about this time? >> with all the nerves and the economy is there anything that ordinary consumers can do that as they hear, okay, there is this washington dysfunction, they may not raise the debt c

and i i inso favre, i mean, there's this sort of old cliche about all issues are women's issues.it's true, so i don't know what your association is about, but i imagine if you thought about what your agenda will be as a leader, that you will find some places in that agenda to bring in a sortover women's can -- a sort of women's issues component if you think about it a bit. hope you'll do that. >> sorry, just to follow up. is your experience that other male colleagues tend to be very supportive, or is that -- [laughter] >> well, i think there are probably as many experiences as there are people in this room. i think that i'm a big fan of being polite but insis tent. if you know that you have a good point of view that is a good one. you're welcome. i want to thank politics and prose for having me here, it's an absolute treat. and i want to thank c-span for joining us here this evening and thanks to all of you. if you'd like me to sign a book, i'd love to sign one, and have a wonderful evening. [applause] >> visit booktv.org to watch any of the programs you see here online. type the

. >> the negative comments it's more about the cliche of expecting a blond, blue-eyed girl. >> reporter: the backlash is mostly due to people' ignorance of indian americans. she says she heard similar comments from her recent bollly wood style commercials for bta. >> it hurts when you hear things like this but then you have to come beyond it and know it's not all americans. it's just a handful of people with a negative outlook towards life. >> reporter: davuluri was worn and raised in new york. she went to the university of michigan. she was on the dean's list and national honor society and wants to follow her father's footsteps into the medical profession. she wants to be a doctor. >> well, there are a lot of remarkable young women on the stage last night including this one. crystal lee is from san francisco and has two degrees from stanford. a bachelors in human biology and a masters in communication. >> congratulationses to them all. >>> a celebration of past, present and future today in san francisco. a large crowd gathered in jesse square plaza to celebration mexican independence d

the cliche, 100 year flood. some areas here have been calling this not the 100 year flood, but the 500 year flood. you take a look at this creek behind me, you get an idea of what they mean by that. >> joining us live from boulder colorado, thank you very much. and to make matters worse, through it all, the rains continue to fall. i understand there might be thunderstorms in the forecast? >> going to be a very trying 24 hours. 24 to 36 hours, yell, there will be thunderstorms there tonight. we may even have lightening, tonble rain expected. the winds are pushing in out of the south. plenty of moisture in the south, this happens every single summer, this happens throughout the months of july, august, but unfortunately, in september, that's when things begin to die down, the summer monsoon. relief is on the way, winds will be pushing in out of the west. showers and thunderstorms. mostly goa cast skies across much of colorado, as jim said, flash flood watches out across denver, aurora, whenever the area of low pres

. >> could he use any more cliche references, the plane was filled with munchies. ha-ha-ha. >> pot defender! >> kendall jenner posted this lovely photo of herself modeling in antigua which started the perve countdown, we are 52 days until she turns 18. >> that started the perve countdown? ago.started a while >> kanye west went on another rant.f-word laced >> he's trashing fashion lines and trashing corporations but he impregnated a kardashian which is the embodiment of both. rick reuben. >> i saw a new music video with eminem. >> in the new video, there's a line diss >> this is that hollywood penis thing. i don't think any of you would turn her down. >> i got a text message from peter and he and his girlfriend, he's having a boy. >> congratulations, peter, good job. >> way to go to accidentally get your chick pregnant. >> chrissy teigen's boobs, hey them.look at wait, one of those boobies is legend! to john >> topless photo, chrissy teigen, john legend popped up online. >> a topless pic of supermodel chrissy teigen surfaced online. probably posted by some dirt bag

i have three simple rules-- don't be offensive, don't be cliche, and don't take the first two rules too - the gorilla from rise of the planet of the apes. huh?

. >> all the negative comments, it's more about probably the cliche of expecting, like, a blond blue-eyedomb shell. >> i think it's one more sign the indian community as americans is really part of the american fabric now. >> miss california crystal lee was the runner up. she's from san francisco and has two degrees from stanford. >>> hey, the oakland ooshgs es, they're not invincible, but they're okay. 49ers, how hurt are they without their main defensive? we'll update. ,,,,,,,,,,,, the west was won... ...their last home game...they were just hanging onto a game 1/2 . >>> baseball note just a mat over time now. the story of how the west was won. the a's last home game, they were just hanging onto a game-and-a-half lead and tonight, well, six and a half. parker had the flu yesterday. probably should have stayed in bed. angels came in and just teed off on him. check mike trout in the fifth. this will be good enough to give them a four-nothing lead. later same inning. koel calhoun found a hole. that's going to score two more. barker roughed up for seven earned runs. the a's last 12 to 1. 49

. >> you know, all the negative comment social security more about probably the cliche of expecting,e, a blonde, blue-eyed bomb shell to be miss america. >> i think it's one more sign the indian community as americans is really part of the american family. >> she tweeted back saying she was proud to be the new girl next toor. >>> miss california, crystal lee, was the runner up. the 22-year-old from san francisco has two degrees from stanford. remarkable young lady, as well. we'll be right back. fshz frz ,,,, z ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, our next newscast is tomorr morning at 4-30. . >>> letterman is next. >> got to get on ball. oh, all right. our next news cast tomorrow morning 4:30. e nation and around the world, it's the "late show" with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. and now, the new unabridged edition, david letterman! captioning sponsored by worldwide pants and cbs ( band playing "late show" theme ) ( cheers and applause )

i guess the old cliche better late than never might aply.nts fans have been waiting for this all year. we're going to show you what came down south, and the a's,,,, frnltsz okay. one day it's pitching. next day it's hitting. >> these last few series, texas, detroit and texas, people thought this series might make or break the a's season. it's making it. they are doing this by beating the best teams in baseball. battle of today for the a's and rangers. one had a strong day. one had a miserable one. uong yu darvesh. bottom of the first reigning american league player of the week with two-run shot to right. the a's broke it open in the 6th after home run removed yu darvesh. josh donaldson to make it 9 to 2, his 20th of the year, then coco crisp. his fourth in the last five games. the a's win 11 to 4. they take two out of three from the rangers. so it's dead heat in the american league west. yu darvesh remains winless against the a's this year while parker hasn't lost in nearly three months. >> that was what was more spriegz about him early in t

. >> you know, all the negative comment social security more about probably the cliche of expecting,e, blue-eyed bomb shell to be miss america. >> i think it's one more sign the indian community as americans is really part of the american family. >> she tweeted back saying she was proud to be the new girl next toor. >>> miss california, crystal lee, was the runner up. lee, was the runner up. the 22-year-old from san,,,,,, that headband looks ridiculous. your dog is ugly. nice tail, loser. when you don't have a good breakfast, it makes you grumpy. that's why i've got warm and flaky croissant sandwiches made with fresh egg and melting cheese. choose supreme or sausage. right now they're 2 for just $3.50. that's a great value that'll put anyone in a good mood. get off my lawn, clown! you sir, have excellent water pressure! morning at 4-30. . >>> letterman is next. >> got to get on ball. oh, all right. our next news cast tomorrow morning 4:30. ,,

. >> reporter: you know, the old cliche, if you've got two quarterbacks, have you no quarterback at allith the two- quarterback system now. >> that's the plan to start. obviously we would like to have one of these guys separate themselves and take control. we do have two quarterbacks right now that are both playing well. so they are both going to see time in the first half and we'll make a decision at half time and go with the hot hand. >> reporter: of course this is the time, 1992 heisman trophy winner geno teretta, played great in his high school gays. do you have a heisman trophy winner stashed up? >> i wish i did. that's another part of the great tradition, a great family, genie and his brother have contributed an awful lot, in their playing days and in the time sense. it's a small slice of what it is to be an athlete and a coach and a teacher here in the great city of pinole. >> reporter: we wish coach bodwin and pinole valley good luck. more at 7:00, highlights at 10:00, you guys. >> thanks, fred. >>> last night, it was the niners. tonight, it's the raiders. you can become a membe

one of my personal stories of value, it helps to connect us because, i don't want to speak in cliche, but it's harder it -- to hate somebody when you know their story. common ground doesn't necessarily make us best friends but we start to thread community and we find acceptance for differences and compassion. today isn't about me, today is about do we have the courage it leave here today and not just say it was an interesting day, that each of us in this room is going to be inspired enough to take action, each one reaching one, and that's the only reason i would take the time to share a personal story is to know that you can walk out here and right now, today, we can make a difference. >> you know, i think we have a group of very powerful leaders here today. i think to build on what rick was really saying about taking some of the negative experiences that he had, that mike had growing up, and use them to power forward and use them to build some amazing organizations and we all want people in this room to do something. but there are limitations, limitations to your organization's capac

it is a cliche but true. there are no easy answers. syria and much of the middle east are a mess, so we look forward to a thorough and deliberate discussion today, one reflecting the gravity of the issue. i'll now turn to ranking member ingle who has been ringing the alarm bell on syria for a long, long time. ranking member i thi ingle from new york. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. thank you for holding this hearing today. secretary kerry, welcome. i look forward to this hearing, which addresses the syrian regime's use of chemical weapons, a serious threat to the national security interests of the united states and our allies. many of us know that i have been following the middle east for many years. in particular i've spent an enormous amount of time on syria. the syria builtability act of 2003, which i authored, is the landmark statement of american policy towards syria and imposed sanctions on damascus in large part due to chemical weapons and other weapons of mass destruction. in march of this year i introduced a bipartisan b

color of my resume chris taken into custody charged with inciting terrorism cliches tear gas and water coming to disperse the thousands who tried to get into pearl square the cradle of bahrain's long running rest the opposition's demanding human rights reforms and accuses the government of conducting a ferocious crackdown. security forces and sit down and open fire on demonstrators killing another four people in protest of rage all week rest is rooted in the cuts in fuel subsidies approved last week by president bashir rights groups believe a total of fifty four people have been shot dead so far driving on grover the police's increasingly lethal crackdown calls approaching from the shooting which is almost a quarter century and. up ahead russia's growth plan get started by people of own is guess the latest edition of on the money that sonic's program. i bet anyone who lives in the united states knows a few people or just dismal geography a certain small percentage of the country just can't get it that canada is above us but how important is doing geography anyways what one author on th

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the cliche of a lot of british british actors that they sometimes spot that they feel obliged to say oh icons and that they you know they they did that yeah they do and i think i'll allow to help with that you know you're here embrace what what it is it is a wonderful opportunities to meet fascinating people do incredible work that there are chances here that does exist anywhere else in the world why not embrace it why did house go off. well all good things you know five years it was eight years actually and i think in the in the eight years thinking if a t.v. show is living in sort of doggy is i think that's probably a pretty good run i and fifty's it simply that it's like it's almost like a t.v. show has you can almost see the life of a human being in it actually you know you have this sort of vibrant infancy and adolescence and then you become the new sort of figure out your you know how to do it and then you start creaking a little bit thinking yeah can we keep doing it and then you know there comes a point where you have to say. he said he wanted to jump before you pushed was it

well it's sort of a boilerplate lofty cliche that in this case has been rejected by most of the public although in the past it has worked it's a worked for decades whether the target being recommended and urged by the president was iraq or afghanistan or various other countries in this case the american national interest it's a narrow interest it certainly as is often as is routinely the case with leaders of government the national interest that they define is very very very different than the interests of the average working people the elderly the children it's not in our interest to make war on yet another country but frankly it's in the interests of certain political elites in washington and that is the conflict right now between the elite policymakers in the nation's capital of the united states of america and most of the people in this country who do not want to initiate yet another war effort by the u.s. government always has all been put on perhaps the backbone of fanaa a possible military strike against syria we're going to wait and see if the diplomatic a move to move a campai

i genuinely am and i know this sounds totally cliche but first of all my it's my first nomination so i'm kind of totally humbled by it but even seeing my name on the list i mean it's it's just taken a lot to absorb it like it's very exciting what's it like playing two characters was similar in a way. in a way they are no they are very similar actually well buster on arrested development is pretty much a six year old trapped in a forty two year old body with one arm with one with one arm unfortunately his his hand was bitten off by a seal that's a typical story line. and then gary the part i play on veep he you know he's what's called the body man to the to the vice president and so he carries around a bag he's got whatever she needs and typically those guys will burn out in two years because they have no social life but i have stayed in the forty's because my life is selena who's played by julia louis dreyfus and i will do whatever she tells me i worship the ground she walks on i think i just hear oh yes she was she given you any emmy advice she's won some she yeah she we i mean she

we finally have a seismic cliche' bridge. that quake was 6.1 magnitude and collapsed two 50-foot sections of the eastern span in 1989. they decided to build a new span instead of retrofit the old one. this animation, take a look, it shows how the bridge is suppose today ride out the next big one. the length beam on the suspension is one that absorbs energy from the future earthquakes. the road banks are connected and allows them to sway during next big earthquake. none of us want to feel it but the bridge is ready. >>> you know it's coming at some point and we hope it's ready to handle such a big earthquake. we have patchy fog and drizzle out along the coast line. looks like the sub tropical moisture is headed out of town. it will be less muggy and more sunshine on the way. temperatures start to get hot as we head toward the weekend. if you're stepping outside today, low pressure off the coast line kicking the moisture east ward. more sunshine today, near seasonal temperatures, mild to warm around the bay area. 18 degrees in

>> it sounds a bit like a clichÉ. it has broadened my horizons.t it has, and there's no way to deny it. professionally, the experience of working as a journalist in a completely different environment , on different types of stories and working in a different way. privately, getting to know the people better and better and really understanding better and better what is going on. of course there are downsides. you can't see your family all that often. your old friends back in germany, you must make sure not t lose contact with them. i don't know, will i be going back one day, when, and what i will be doing then. it really mixed up my life pretty much, but i don't regret it. at that time when i was making this decision, i want to come back and try it and move there and try it out -- if i had not done it away, i think it would've deeply regretted it. >> finally, if i were to ask you to describe your taiwan experience so far in one phrase, what would it be? it might be difficult in one phrase. >> taiwan is completely different from what ever general im

could i have rephrasing cliches for jared. what is "paint the town red"? yes.

it's a cliché.unavailable father... uptight, frigid mother; divorce... lousy stepfathers. younger one survives, older one takes on all the crap. apparently he's been trying to make amends lately. oh, ah? since he retired,een trying he visited your mom and hope. helen. her name's helen. right. helen. and i was just wondering if he'd contacted you. i haven't heard from him in six months, since, uh... june. birthday call. christmas card. that's pretty much what you get from him. well, i got to get back to work, um... keep an eye on your sister. here's my business card. if you need me, just give me a call. yeah. thanks. doris? your girls are beautiful. yes, they are. i heard your wife took them to chicago. that you're getting divorced? yeah. i'm sorry to hear that. what are you doing here? there are some people who are concerned about you. who's that? i don't think it's important that i name names, but... we all know that this job can take a lot out of you. and with everything that's going on in your pe