i would rather kiss bradley cooper with the flu. >> bradley cooper with the flu. >> bradley cooper withlu. >> bradley cooper with the flu. >> bradley cooper with the flu plus chicken pox plus any other disease. >> bradley cooper with the flu. >> why is that? >> he's just so handsome. >> get out of here! >> bradley cooper with the flu. >> oh, yeah, bradley cooper. bradley cooper with the flu. >> why is that? >> jimmy kimmel is kind of funny looking. >> bradley cooper, of course. bradley cooper. >> even though you're putting that unborn child at risk. >> i'm sure my kids will have some illization shots and stuff like that. >> would you rather kiss a healthy jimmy kimmel or bradley cooper with the flu? >> do i have to pick one? >> you do. >> probably jimmy kimmel. i don't want the flu. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: kind of a shutout. i did get one. guess what, he's not kissing any of you. he's kissing me tonight. tonight on the show from "house of cards," kate mara is here. we have music from emeli sande and we have bradley cooper so stick around. go! go olive garden's three course ita

cooper with the flu?hard one. i'd rather kiss bradley cooper with the flu. >> would you rather kiss a healthy jimmy kimmel or bradley cooper with the flu? >> bradley keeper with the flu. >> bradley cooper with the flu. >> bradley cooper with the flu. >> bradley cooper with the flu, plus chickenpox, plus any other disease. >> i think bradley cooper with the flu. he's just so handsome. >> all right, get out of here, you slut. >> jimmy kimmel, or bradley cooper with the flu? >> yeah, bradley cooper. >> bradley cooper with the flu. >> why is that? >> jimmy kimmel is kind of funny looking. >> bradley cooper. >> of course, bradley cooper. >> even though you're putting that unborn child at risk? >> you know, i'm sure my kids will have immunization shots and stuff like that. >> would you rather kiss a healthy jimmy kimmel or bradley cooper with the flu? >> oh. do i have to pick one? >> probably jimmy kimmel, i don't want the flu. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i did get one. guess what, he's not kissing any of you. he's

white house washington and beijing were the a list couple of geopolitics the positive constructive cooperative u.s. china relationship is good for the united states in february america's feelings are fleeting china unleashing its full spy power let's return to the alleged link between china's military and a prolific hacking group most cyber attacks are being carried out by teams inside the chinese military china is officially out of control because don't look now but prove today our sugar daddy is a thief beijing became an overnight security threat last week after the american information security firm mandiant identified a secretive chinese military unit as the likely source of hacking against u.s. corporations a charge china vehemently denies. however as the u.s. refocuses its military might from the middle east to china's backyard critics say it's no coincidence that beijing is suddenly morphing into america's virtual al-qaeda i think this is part of what obama calls the asian habit which is really in china and this cyber thing is is fits right into that pattern i think what we're looking a

the big kick here, is that the cooper acquisition would add to their earnings, the integration of cooper is going better than planned. the stock shot up 4.93% to a new high. eaton has been rewarded because it is not just standing there, it did something. this stock has already had a fantastic run. eaton, up 14%, spectacular gains, a high yielder in june. 230% return since 2008. and the bankable chairman, mr. cutler, welcome back to "mad money." >> thanks, jim, good evening. >> congratulations, this was an amazing quarter. you said it would be messy, and an accounting lesson. you put us through it. when the smoke cleared, it was terrific. i need people to understand what you said in the conference call so they understand how a deal could come about so bountiful. half of the sales came from increasing our scope of our solutions in key verticals. what does it mean for the average person watching the show? >> it is an important area in terms of the sale synergy in this deal. oil and gas, eaton and cooper have had strong positions with different products and services. our ability to bring tho

i think it's looked at nationally because we have souch excellent cooperation with our cooperating agencies. once it reaches that point, the team will come in and assist the local jurisdiction to run that incident. when we start having multiple fires in a certain area, then we get into what we call area command. i think that provides the overview. >> i talked a little bit about mou's and relationships with the marines. maybe we can talk about how is the national guard and dod resources and capabilities integrated into the command and control at the fire and also the supporting ops centers whether it be the gac or other centers down there. maybe our military personnel can talk about that, or ray. >> it's important to note that we are the supporting effort to cal fire and we get called in when they are basically out of assets. we are working for cal fire, they are the incident commanders, we follow their coordination, typically we're the last ones in and the first ones out. we do have an on-going relationship with cal fire, i'm in contact with cal fire all the time. we have good situational a

even though it's all about cooperation, sometimes independence comes into the conversation. the last thing i would touch on is it's personal. by that i mean i know a lot of people in this room i can call and depend on if there's an emergency in san francisco. they know me, they know what i do, i saw them all the time, we know what our roles are. we had a little mini exercise about a month ago with a minor pipe break in san francisco where we exercised these relationships. i won't talk about all the meet and greet opportunities to get to know each other. i won't go into detail on all the areas, but we do work together on a lot of forums and it does come down to relationships in a lot of these areas of cooperation. >> thank you. mr. angelus. >> good afternoon. we at verizon wireless we believe our most important responsibility to make sure our network is not only available, but reliable. so to address the question of resiliency, i would like to cover 3 important points that we do day-to-day to make sure our network is available and ready to use for the public. no. 1 is back-up

ranchers position bits of feed on the ground to get the animals to cooperate. an aquarium, sea otters receive ice shaped like a heart. the keepers give ice to the three otters every day to strengthen their teeth. on valentine's day, they colored the ice pink for the occasion. >> translator: they looked happy and that made me happy, too. they were so cute. >> another visitor said she wanted to give a gift as someone as sweet as the otters. >>> we're back in 30 minutes with more of the latest. i'm gene otani in tokyo.

bradley cooper, i did not know he was ready to play a soulful role. i met him in the last five years. he has his own emotional journey, and he is ready to put it on screen. robert de niro had not sat down and discuss people we know personally who has faced this challenge. when i showed him the screenplay, we were talking, and i was shocked to discover that he was crying. he is such a private man. it was a very intense moment at his house. i just sat there watching. i thought he was having allergies. so many people have come forward, as you said. now veterans have come forward to discuss the film because they are saying that is me. veterans come home, and i might not be bipolar, but if they have been through war, with ptsd, with head injuries, their families have a handful when they come home. the whole theme of the movie is it relieves -- remove the stigma. the story is to remove the stigma, and they can feel human. i feel blessed to be in the motion picture business. every time i make a movie, i feel what a blessing to make a movie, especially if it

we have bradley cooper coming here. movie "silver linings," one of the best philadelphia movies of all time, and the star of the film, bradley cooper, is coming to sit right where michael steele is sitting. take care of that chair. this is "hardball," the place for politics. direct rates side by side to find you a great deal, even if it's not with us. [ ding ] oh, that's helpful! well, our company does that, too. actually, we invented that. it's like a sauna in here. helping you save, even if it's not with us -- now, that's progressive! call or click today. no mas pantalones! >>> bradley cooper, star of the great new movie "silver linings playbook," one of the great philly moves of all-time. bradley cooper is coming here to "hardball" right now. >>> back to my sweet spot, philadelphia. my hometown. it's the backdrop to "silver linings playbook," a movie that's earned eight academy award nominations, including best actor for bradley cooper's portrayal of a bipolar man who hits rock bottom after moving back home with his

excited built cooper acquisition. >> it is true, you highlighted, you do, you are a straight shooter,is weaker. you use this term, better tone, when it came to china. what is better tone, in terms of where we could be six months from now. >> look back to the spring of 2011. we saw the construction equipment market drop by 50%. since then, we have not seen good demand in china that is a market we sell a lot of electrical equipment. january, positive orders, one month does not make a trend. it is hard to start a trend without a month. what we are encouraged about in january, this is a weaker time period, posta chinese new year, that is when you see the economy pick up. we are starting to see a heart beat, one of the markets for the last couple of years. >> you talk about a new way to view the company. you have fast growing products and systems, you have a vehicle suggest. analysts did start that you may spin out truck and auto? is that an idea or something that makes it easier to understand eaton? >> really aiming at helping it to be easier to understand eaton. we would be using differe

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the old palace reconstituted in a networking of -- can become a global instrument of global cooperation. the subtitle of my book if mayors rule the world why it's a good idea. the more important of the sub title is if mayors rule the world how they already do. because part of what i'm saying is notlet pluck the city from on security and get them to talk to one another and get them to work together. maybe if they can do that we can create a new utopia. on the reason contrary -- is that seis already are deeply erk inned. that inner-city associations if you look what is happening successfully global world are doing so. that cities are already well on the path to soft, informal global governance. not an executive authority with a mandate telling people what to do through laws made but a group of cities and mayors and counselors and citizens working together across borders voluntarily developing best practices, exploring common urban vir chow to solve problems states have proven no longer able to take care of. and i will bore you with it here. it's boring. important as it is. i name for you

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now countries are cooperating to reverse the trend.ok has hosted an anti-human trafficking conference sponsored by thailand and japan. officials attending the event pledged to work together to combat the issue, which encompasses forced labor and sexual exploitation. the thai government and the japan international cooperation agency sponsored the event, held on tuesday. government officials from thailand, japan, vietnam, myanmar, cambodia, and laos took part. the delegation from myanmar says a growing number of women are being sent to china through fake marriages. vietnamese officials report brokers for prostitution and forced labor use more sophisticated cunning tricks that make the true situation difficult to assess. the representatives recognize the need to crack down on trafficking rings and help victims return to their countries. they also acknowledge the importance of closer international cooperation. >> translator: more people are crossing borders in the region. so i believe it is very important for to us cooperate, to build a le

order to find the best use for this investment and facilitate the cooperation between russian fan for direct investment and our bank i'm talking about investment into our economy that can help create new jobs. i mean thousands and thousands of new jobs including those that should be preserved and we have discussed the fact that these procedures should be facilitated and laid easier. and i believe we should again do our best for foreign investment to be accepted in france in the best possible way and we should create a favorable environment for that. in fact. it is advisable to remove all kinds of credit curdles to this investment in france . and we should. visit free travel for businessmen and other groups of travelers we are going to work in this direction and. do our best to expand investment in all countries we have also talked about cultural cooperation that is rooted in our history but also. it's continued in the present and we have enjoyed very close ties that. will enable us to fulfill very far reaching projects in the future i have personally undertaken an obligation. to sprea

. >> also ahead actor and heartthrob bradley cooper comes to d.c. we'll tell you about the cause connected to his latest movie. >> i'm meteorologist topper shutt. the winds are still howling still gusting over 25 miles per hour in most spots, 20 ate mile- per-hour in national and a 30 -- 28 mile-per-hour in national and a 25 mile-per-hour in dulles. we'll talk about three chances of snow the next t >>> wall street hit a milestone today for the first time since our most recent recession. stocks topped the 14,000 mark shortly before noon today. the last time it hit that mark was back in october of 2007. it ended up closing there, too. the dow ended the week at 14,009. >>> nfl commissioner roger goodell is responding to president obama's comments that if he had a soon he would think twice before letting him play football due to the risk of head and other injuries. >> at his annual super bowl news conference today goodell said player safety and health will continue to be a priority for the league and he says the game can be made safer and football can s

he sent a parcel to our anderson cooper.d with a post it note that said i never lied. a coin wrapped in duct tape inscribed with thanks, but no thanks, will bratton. former chief of the los angeles police department. >> chances are he would have received it from me. it would have been the custom when someone was activated into the military, heading to overseas. >> police say it began sunday in irving dorner killed two people monica quan, the former of an lapd captain who represented dorner in front police board that eventually fired her and her fiance. dorner attempted to hijack a boat. then early thursday, dorner fires at police officers in corono, assigned to protect someone connected to dorner's threats. one officer hurt. in riverside, two officers fired upon on a cowardly ambush. one seriously hurt, the other killed. the manifesto states the attacks stop when the department states the truth about my innocence, publicly. >> he told us what he intend to do, and so far he's done it. >> reporter: leaving the community on edg

the head of the organization for economic cooperation and development thank you so much for joining me sir during this visit to moscow you had a chance to meet with russia's president vladimir putin was rushes bid to join the always discussed was almost the only topic because we did not have time to discuss too many more we discuss the g twenty also the accession of russia into the o.e.c.d. is for us of a game changer and it's going to be very important russia is a very large economy it's a very important presence in the world of energy it's a very important presence in all these international fora accent and so we really are very interested very excited about the buzz ability of having as a member and i think russia can benefit also from being in an institution that is not about lending money is not about giving grants it's not about the fixing economies that are not broken it's about policy discussions about what are the best possible policies and therefore what can be the best practices. that russia can adopt we're not going to tell russia what to do with russia we're going to tell

he said the international community needs to cooperate to stop the violence. >>> myanmar was a bloody battleground during world war ii. historians and archeologists had little opportunity to explore that wartime history during decades of military rule. but democratic reforms have created a more open attitude. now an effort has begun to search for the remains of japanese soldiers. nhk world has more. >> reporter: the former japanese army invaded india across the border with myanmar in 1944. 137,000 japanese soldiers died in myanmar during world war ii. remains of more than 45,000 of them have yet to be retrieved. finding the remains has been complicated. for most of the post-war period, myanmar was under strict military rule created from the leftover war complicated by government and ethnic minorities kept large areas off limits. but they have led to the lifting of many restrictions on access to former constricted lawns. wednesday they held a meeting in thailand. they represented myanmar's main ethnic group. they promised to cooperate on the issue of wartime remains. >> translator: the

is that mini anderson cooper eating a ritz cracker in a >> jon: welcome back. when a news story falls through the cracks, lewis black covers it for a segment we call "black in black -- back in black." >> the gun debate has been raging for a long time. it's hard to say when it started but i'm going to go with right around the invention of the gods. [cheers and applause] and everybody has an opinion including america's foremost experts on the subject, our celebrities. and they are chiming in from both the left and the right. >> i'm a good neighbor, i have a nice clean borderline but if you cross it i'll kill you. >> note to self, cross old man nugent's place off my girl scout cookie delivery list. why are we asking random celebrities about this issue anyway when we should be asking more qualified people, our action heros. >> sylvester stallone now supports a new federal assault weapons ban saying quote "like really unless you are carrying out an assault, you can't hunt with it who is going to attack your house an expletive army. >> a what army? a (bleep) army, an

we work cooperatively with the agencies here at the table to ensure when we are engaged in an aerial fire fighting event we are working within each other's policies. we have trained in a work around, we can do close air support with navy and marine corps aircraft, with the current system we have. would we like to improve upon it? absolutely. we have gone very high up in the organization to try and look at getting the r210 radio modified to the point where it can work on our vhf spectrums, that's one of our challenges we need to move forward with. but overall we're confident when we do call upon dod assets to integrate with civilian aircraft, the training regimen we put forth will keep aircrews safe and also have them be effective. there was a lot of questions from a political level as well as a public level. you've got aircraft sitting at north island, just launch them, get them in the fight. it was hard to explain to them that that's a very delicate air space when you have fixed wing and rotary wing sharing the same air space. our aircraft are fixed wing, typically 150 feet agl at 2

abe and obama agreed to cooperate on another source of concern. they said they'll work through the u.n. secretary council on tougher sanctions in north korea. they have urged leaders in pyongyang to stop the provocation, however, those leaders have already signalled their intentions to defy those warnings. president obama indulged the japan-u.s. alliance the central foundation for allegiance security. abe agreed it worked to their mutual benefit. >>> china's leaders were paying close attention to abe's visit, and they didn't like what they heard. a government spokesperson took issue with another statement on ownership of the senkaku islands. >> translator: no matter what excuses are made, japan can't change the fact that it illegally occupies chinese territory. >> they will urge china's leaders to address the issue correctly. she said they should be able to work to improve bilateral relations. they propose a transpacific free trade agreement. china is outside the negotiations. >> translator: we believe each state should consider the asia pacific r

he was actually cooperative. >> just the existence. >> yes. back to the ambiguity.ing that does come across in the movie, but you have to watch it very carefully, the most powerful tool we had in every interrogation we conducted was our knowledge. not one or another technique. >> once you got through the enhanced interrogation process then the real interrogation began, the debriefing. that is with the skill and knowledge with the people who were conducting the sessions. the knowledge base was so good that these people knew that we were not going to be fooled. we had other prisoners in our sights. we would be able to check information against others. they knew that. we mentioned the takedown. they did not know how much khalid sheikh mohammed had told us about $50,000. we would go and give him what we have heard from khalid sheikh mohammed and he thought we had given him all the information. he provided the names from there. it was very well done. the credit goes to the agency analysts and others who participated in the debriefing of his terrorists and wrote thousands

cooperation between the two nations is increasingly important as authorities continue to carry out or threaten provocative acts. abe is sending deputy prime minister aso to seoul as part of his efforts to rebuild ties. aso will be there on monday to attend president-elect park's inauguration. >>> the international atomic energy agency is expressing grave concern that iran could be pushing ahead with a development of a nuclear weapon. the agency says that 180 of the so-called ir-2m centrifuges have been installed in natanz in central iran. they are capable of enriching uranium three times faster than other devices iran is using. the nuclear watchdog says that iran has so far refined 280 kilograms of uranium to a fissile purity of 20%. the iaea reports that 167 kilograms of the uranium could be used to develop nuclear weapons if iran has the technology to enrich it to more than 90% purity. this new assessment is likely to intensify criticism of iran among western nations. representatives of five permanent u.n. security council member nations and germany are due to hold talks with iran n

our next witness is charles cooper with cooper & kirk. he worked in the justice department civil rights division and in private practice. he received his law degree from the university of alabama. he clerked for justice rehnquist. last will be daniel webster. professor of health policy and management at johns hopkins school. he published over 70 articles and scientific journals which focused on gun violence or youth violence. his master's in public health from the university of michigan and his doctorate from the johns hopkins school of public health . we are having a changing of the guard. i hope they can leave any quiet manner. i know you made a great personal sacrifice to be with us here today. the floor is yours. >> thank you, mr. chairman. members of the committee, i am honored by your invitation that i testified. it is humbling to be here in the presence of so many victims of senseless gun violence and many others who have lost loved ones. when we recall the horror of learning that 21st grade students were slaughtered, every four da

cooper quoted from i think it was chicago v. mcdonald where the court said that the second amendment is like the other amendments. it's subject to a consideration of competing constitutional claims like claims to life, liberty, security and then here's the language, it's knotts to be singed -- it's not to be singled out for special treatment. and i think what mr. cooper is doing is he's elevating the second amendment above all of the other values. of course the court doesn't think that the second amendment should be subject to reevaluation and rejiggering and rebalancing just because we live in the 21st century. but he, as all of the examples that you, i think, carefully enumerated, is clearly open to the idea that a whole range of regulations designed not to strip people of their right of self-defense, but to balance that right, to accommodate that right to the severe dangers that we've seen these weapons provide, that that's permissible. >> so if i can, if senator cruz will allow, i want to ask one more question and then turn

the nominees for leading actor in a motion picture are -- bradley cooper, "silver linings playbook."-- i'm not calming down. anybody can wake up. i'm not ashamed of it. i'm not ashamed of it. let the whole neighborhood wake up. i don't care. it's my wedding. it's my wedding video. [ cheers and applause ] >> daniel day-lewis, "lincoln." >> upon the world stage now, now. the fate of human dignity in our ha hands. blood's been spilt to afford us this moment, now, now, now! [ applause ] hugh jackman, "les miserables." ♪ escape now from that world but the world ♪ ♪ there's nothing now let it begin ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> joaquin phoenix, "the master." >> the love of your life. >> yes, sir. >> why aren't you with her? >> yes, you do. tell me why. >> i told her i'd come back and never went back and now i got to get back to her. >> why don't you go back. >> i don't know. >> why don't you -- >> i don't know! [ applause ] >> denzel washington, "flight." >> october 11th, october 12th and 13th and 14th i was intoxicated. i drank all of those days. i drank. and accept. >> on the morning of t

the nominees for leading actor in a motion picture are -- bradley cooper, "silver linings playbook."-- i'm not calming down. anybody can wake up. i'm not ashamed of it. i'm not ashamed of it. let the whole neighborhood wake up. i don't care. it's my wedding. it's my wedding video. [ cheers and applause ] >> daniel day-lewis, "lincoln." >> upon the world stage now, now. the fate of human dignity in our ha hands. blood's been spilt to afford us this moment, now, now, now! [ applause ] hugh jackman, "les miserables." ♪ escape now from that world but the world ♪ ♪ there's nothing now let it begin ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> joaquin phoenix, "the master." >> the love of your life. >> yes, sir. >> why aren't you with her? >> yes, you do. tell me why. >> i told her i'd come back and never went back and now i got to get back to her. >> why don't you go back. >> i don't know. >> why don't you -- >> i don't know! [ applause ] >> denzel washington, "flight." >> october 11th, october 12th and 13th and 14th i was intoxicated. i drank all of those days. i drank. and accept. >> on the morning of t