to any of us. >> cooper: genius? let's take a traditional hymn like "just a closer walk with thee." so if you just play the... the melody, and with basic chord changes, this is with no improvisation. >> alexander: oh, the song, okay. how does it go? ( playing "just a closer walk with thee" ) >> marsalis: now he's going to improvise on it. ♪ ♪ ( laughter ) >> cooper: that was cool. >> marsalis: oh, man, somebody 12 playing like that. >> cooper: joey's talent may be undeniable, but marsalis says no one can explain where it comes from. >> marsalis: "why?" we don't... we don't know why. i once asked miles davis about sound. "man, how you get the sound you get?" he said, "man, nobody know about sound. sound just is." and i think that about his... his abilities. they are. >> cooper: they just are. >> marsalis: they are. >> cooper: it's not just how he plays that sets him apart, it's where he's from-- bali, a tiny indonesian island better known for palm trees than piano players. he was a hyperactive kid, so one day, when jo

they are. >> cooper: they just are. >> marsalis: they are. >> cooper: it's not just how he plays that sets him apart, it's where he's from-- bali, a tiny indonesian island better known for palm trees than piano players. he was a hyperactive kid, so one day, when joey was six, his parents, denny and fara, brought home a keyboard, hoping to channel all that restless energy. you thought that maybe that would focus him. >> denny silas: yeah. yeah. at the same time, we wanted to find out whether he's musical or not, because we have a musical >> cooper: and that was the first time he started playing with the keyboard. >> denny silas: yeah. >> cooper: here he is one year later at age seven. remember, no one taught joey how to play like this. he just picked it up listening to his dad's albums of duke ellington, charlie parker, and thelonious monk. he was just listening to your records and playing along. >> denny silas: right. right. >> cooper: they did hire a piano instructor, but he tried to teach joey classical music, chopin and tchaikovsky. it didn't go well. why, because joey wanted to im

and bradley cooper, you guys who know bradley cooper ises, you love him, amazing. he does not have a movie in the festival this year. gets better. it turns out there is some guy who has been going around the festival getting too parties pretending he's bradley cooper. (laughter) now i have no idea why anyone would-- all right, the sex and the free drinks, but anyway, he has fooled a lot of folks showing up at parties and people want to be with bradley cooper, take a selfie with bradley cooper. let's look at an actual photo of this guy. there he is. (laughter) that's bradley cooper. and i got to say, i kind of see why people would believe him. he's not really brad, but he's brad-ley. (laughter) and he came prepared. i.d., and this is true, he pulled out his iphone and showed a screen saver which was a picture of bradley cooper from (laughter) you've got to be in the movie to have that on your phone. it is the same reason only astronauts are allowed to play space invaders. and his commitment to character was admirable. celebrity. when the iphone screen saver didn't w

> stephen: bradley cooper, everybody, bradley cooper. such a good guy. >> stephen: such a good guy. >> jon: yeah. >> stephen: well, we've got a tonight. my first guest is the acclaimed actor josh brolin. (cheers and applause) pretty sure it's him. pretty sure it's him, big guy. much bigger than you think. he stars in a new coen brothers movie "hail caeser" i hope it's about that pizza pizza guy. then also the host of "face the nation," john dikerson. because he hosts "face the nation," you normally only see him on sunday mornings so to set the mood you might want to make then i will talk to brockovich. (cheers and applause) she, of course-- she is the inspiration for that julia roberts movie "mystic pizza"? i'm not-- and a performance by country musician aubrie sellers. that's right. her debut album will be released tomorrow, that is in 20 minutes. so i hope she is finished with it. oh, what jazz through yonder ear-hole breaks it is jon batiste and stay human. say hi, everybody. (cheers and applause). we're about to kick this whole show

and recording this, we need to thank germany for the cooperation. the radical terrorist organization and d.a.e.s.h./i.s.i.l. as well have to be faced. and already arrested around 300 persons who are accused of their relations with terrorism. i need to make it well-known for you, 3,000 persons. 800 are in gaol. most of foreigners. that's why we need, as i said more cooperation with those exporting countries of fighters, we need to have more, to stop it across the borders and stop them arriving or reaching syria. and they say countries have to adopt necessary measures and take necessary steps to stop the terrorists. we thank germany for cooperating with us in this record. >> more than 35,000 people have been stopped because they are suspect, and they are prevented from entering turkey, and they belong to more than 120 countries. there are 387 of these people carry the nation altsy and the citizenship of germany. and we have also deported more than 2,800 person suspected of being in relation with terrorist organizations. they have been deported to thei

, cooper. let's look at an actual photo of this guy. there he is. (laughter) that's bradley cooper. and i got to say, i kind of see why people would believe him. he's not really brad, but he's brad-ley. (laughter) and he came prepared. when a bouncer asked him for i.d., and this is true, he pulled out his iphone and showed a screen saver which was a picture of bradley cooper from the movie "the hangover." have that on your phone. it is the same reason only astronauts are allowed to play space invaders. and his commitment to character was admirable. he handled himself like a celebrity. when the iphone screen saver didn't work he got tossed out by the bouncers and he kept for! oh man. he wanted them thinking that they messed with the wrong guy. which is true. he literally was the wrong guy. (laughter) now i feel bad-- (cheers and applause). >> stephen: it's honest. i feel bad for brad because have i been through this myself. before i got this job some clown spent nine years pretending to be me on

cooper, a huge breakthrough if true.cially charged. after seven days of deliberation, there was a verdict. >> we the jury in the above entitled action find the defendant kevin cooper guilty of the crime of murder in the first degree as charged. >> cooper argued that that evidence was completely flawed. he appealed but lost in state court. facing execution in 2004, his only hope was intervention by a federal court, and he just told me about being led that day naked to the death chamber for execution. >> i met the volunteer executioners. they had me standing naked in the death chamber waiting room. they put me in a cage. then you watch the clock as your life goes off minute by minute, you get closer and closer to execution. i was ten feet away from being murdered. >> with three hours to go, a federal court halted that execution. and it ruled those pivotal shoe prints did not link cooper to the crime after all. in fact, the warden at the very prison where cooper had served in 1983 said they didn't have special prison shoes,

has a leg issue, obviously. >> ow. >> cooper does have an injured leg. say the bone is not broken, but the ligaments are messed up. cooper is a homeless cat, but he's young and friendly and he doesn't seem to be very moved by the fact that his leg has been injured. because it's been injured for so long. >> not a bit. >> the cat is like oh, cool. this leg? don't worry about it. >> we know that animals can walk with three legs. what are they going to do? >> they're going to have to amputate. >> it's in his best interests to get that bad leg off. the one that he's just dragging around all the time. and can you see that he's doing pretty well without it. >> they take little cooper into surgery. >> he's waking up from anesthesia now. can you see the incision, he did well under anesthesia. one day post-surgery. he has not lost his personality >> they gave cooper a little tranquilizer at all. his personality is so big and he's so young, it doesn't seem to have affected him. >> we had to tranquilize him, but he's still so happy and playful. >> it looks like the

and there is not hope the president of turkey is going to cooperate. he has been stung by the islamic state and the recent suicide attacks in turkey. he is going to be loath to keep the refugees there. secondly, how many summits have the eu had over the refugees? as if they did not see this problem happening or three years ago. there is a plan b on the table. essentially, core countries who will keep the borders open. cooperate, the borders will be closed. merkel is not going to be handed any kind of support. she is in a difficult situation. you to elaborate on that plan b and a moment. first, let's take a look at some of the numerous eu summits and the resolutions they have issued which have not been followed up upon. turkey.le, the eu has promised turkey 3 billion euros. but italy is reported to be blocking the deal. as a result, turkey is stalling on its end of the agreement. >> a small part of the mediterranean sea is governed and not by the rule of law but people smugglers. >> example, hot spots. greece was supposed to have set up five refugee rec

what the world economy needs today is greater openness, inclusiveness, cooperation and results. in the next five years, china will commit itself to developing an open economy at a higher level and seeking economic cooperation with other countries as partners. china will continue to balance the initiative of jointly building a road to share developments with countries along the routes, form an international corporation and help developing countries with economic development and become more industrialized. we'll always beat up negotiations on fdas and the investment agreements, tear down all kinds of trade barriers, continue to improve the environment for investors in china and participate actively in global economic governance. since the turn of the century, the contribution per person by more than 1.3 billion chinese people to world economic growth has always been above world average. to ensure sound development in china is in itself an important contribution to the development of mankind. china will, in the spirit of peace, development and incorporation, work with the rest of t

((sheldon cooper, jr./victim's son: all i ask is for people to look both ways and to stop at stop signs because it literally could save somebody's life.)) ((brian loftus)) cooper told us he thought it was amazing that even with the rain.. people showed up at the vigil and that many of the candles remained lit. /// ((brian loftus)) > henderson police are also making sure this year is not a repeat of last year on our roads. for the next 2 weeks, officers will now target severeal different streets for saturation patrols... thanks to a 200-thousand dollar grant from the nevada department of public safety. the areas they'll be patrolling are known for high speeds and complaints. enforcement and education.. to reduce deaths and injuries on our roads. /// ((brian loftus)) > a man is in the hospital after being stabbed multiple times last night. the stabbing happened on cambridge... and then police say the victim drove himself to flamingo. they say a black male suspect stabbed the victim two to three times... and

sir [ inaudible ] -- cooperation so i was going to ask you about u.s./china cooperation. first of all, my understanding is that the united states government and the chinese government are working on establishing code of conduct for the coast guard. having already concluded the code of conduct for the knanavyd also for the air-to-air contact. so could you tell us the need for such a code of conduct for the coast guard and what progress have you made so far? and the related question is not too long ago a chinese naval fleet sailed within our territory in alaska. so i'm wondering what the coast guard did at the time. and, in general, what is the coast guard's role in that situation? do you call the navy right away? thanks. [ laughter ] >> well, unplanned encounters at sea, i can tell you as a mari r mariner, you don't want that and vessels coming close to each other, vessels not understanding the intent. they are not like cars you can just stop on a dime. when you're coming close aboard each other, you want to make sure there are understood rule sets. i think the navy rightf

[captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: the yeas are 171 and the nays are 244. the motion is not adopted. the speaker: the house will be n order. he house will come to order. the house has embarked on its first lengthy vote series of this session and the chair will take this time to reiterate the rules and policies on the length f votes. the rules establish 15 minutes as the minimum time for electronic voting in the ordinary case and five minutes and two minutes as the minimum time in other cases when members are already in or near the chamber in response to an earlier vote. members, members should be reminded, members should attempt to come to the floor within the 15-minute period as prescribed by the first ringing of the bell. all sides of the aisle. members are further reminded that the standard polic

((sheldon cooper, jr./victim's son: all i ask is for people to look both ways and to stop at stop signs because it literally could save somebody's life.)) ((vanessa murphy)) cooper told us he thought it was amazing showed up here tonight and that many of the candles remained lit. dave? ((dave courvoisier)) vanessa, were the drivers who hit sheldon cooper cited? ((vanessa murphy)) as of the last update from police they were not. since police told us the first driver drove in front of him from a stop sign....she may be cited. the second driver who hit him though may not have been able to avoid him. back to you. ((dave courvoisier)) > brand new at 11 -- in a surprise announcement, north korea says it has conducted a successful hydrogen bomb test. the supposed blast was discovered when the united states geological survey reported a 5.1 magnitude earthquake in south korea... 30 miles south of the site where north korea has conducted nuclear tests. the u-s can't confirm the test, but says it would violate u-n re

would that be fiscal policy cooperation? what form would that cooperation take?ll be a challenge. >> it is. but just to add one sentence, in terms of monetary policy, cooperation, and other issues, we are working very well with our u.s. counterparts. >> a challenge but doable? you are confident this will be done? >> i think monetary policy is not going to be as effective. that's a big change in the world because we require monetary policy to be effective. i think on cooperation of monetary policies, because you cannot move interest rates as much, you move currencies more, so we are entering an environment in which there will be more currency volatility as a means of easing policies where they need to be eased. that smacks of currency wars, not as much currency cooperation. when i think of fiscal policy, i think fiscal policy is very politically sensitive. you get into a bad economic situation, and someone will say you need to be more fiscally responsible and someone will say you need fiscal stimulus, and when there's political shifts -- particularly, let's say, t

dss says that denise cooper relinquished her registration in august ... just a month after her husband was was charged. the solicitors office says parents the judge will announce tomorrow whether he will allow cooper more freedom from his home detention sentence. a second former upstate officer...faces charges... for misconduct on the job. the one-time...honea path policemen ... are accused of excessive force...while making an arrest ... in november 20- 14. "7 news" reporter krystyne brown... has reaction attorney: ----- "the police chief and the city of honea path did the right thing." months after the honea path police department fired robert shaw... and john bell.. for an excessive force complaint. both are arrested within a week of each other.. and now face charges.. "there is nothing that can be done to these iddshca ingsfeath hl .bell and shaare accused of beating brian hatcher.. while arresting him.. in november 2014. the former officers said he pulled a knife on them .. and they had to use force to disarm the man. but now.. state agents say.. ther

back to the death i'm so proud of anderson cooper called andy. yes i was an incredible discovery in oregon what construction workers on earth under a . iranians held in naval drill near the strategic strait of hormuz and warned a u s warship to leave the area navy officials denied their operations in the region were affected. they say rainy and rails like this happen annually the drill took place over an area of three million square kilometers. this was the first iranian naval exercise since those u s sailors were detained for going into iranian waters and those ten sailors completed their reintegration process back home today and maybe spokesman says the sailors have re united with their families they received ongoing medical care and counseling tomorrow the sailors report back to their unit they entered iranian waters two weeks ago after what officials say was an unapproved shortcut at a refueling ship iranian forces held them for sixteen hours recorded a propaganda video asking a federal judge to force the city of flint michigan to replace all

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c-n-n's anderson cooper spoke in norfolk last night. he donated his speaking fee to spikes k-9 fund after learning a norfolk police k-9, krijger, died in a shootout. krijger's human partner was there to hear cooper speak, and was met with a standing ovation. outside media officer mcniff standign ov for k9 nats of clapping these are pictures of cooper with officers last night. because of cooper and spike's k-9 fund, 38 police dogs across beach, and newport news will receive ballistic vests. portsmouth residents fired off concerns during last night's city council meeting. the meeting marked the first since disputes between city leaders made national headlines. the room was so packed, some residents were forced to stand. several folks expressed disapproval of the fine facing councilman bill moody - who paid 15- hundred dollars to council for a facebook post. councilman moody is fighing that fine. other residents called out mayor kenny wright for allegedly eluding the sheriff, and police officers, when they tried to pull him over after the

c-n-n's anderson cooper spoke in norfolk last night. he donated his speaking fee to spikes k-9 fund after learning a norfolk police k-9, krijger, died in a shootout. krijger's human partner was there to hear cooper speak, and was met with a standing ovation. nats of clapping these are pictures of cooper with officers last night. because of cooper and spike's k-9 fund, 38 police dogs across portsmouth, suffolk, chesapeake, virginia beach, and newport news will receive ballistic portsmouth residents fired off concerns during last night's city council meeting. the meeting marked the first since disputes between city leaders made national headlines. the room was so packed, some residents were forced to stand. several folks expressed disapproval of the fine facing councilman bill moody - who paid 15- hundred dollars to council for a facebook post. councilman moody is fighing that fine. other residents called out mayor kenny wright for allegedly eluding the sheriff, and police officers, when they tried to pull him over after the last meeting.

it's kind of pathetic. >> tad cooper is cooper cooper has a history of arrests in the county, . >> thank you, haley. well looking outside the rain came and went and now it's coming back. paul delgado is tracking a system that is expected to bring us even more weather tomorrow. >> this is a two-day event. we have had multiple bands of rain move on shore, and we had and now there's been a bit of a break around tampa bay. which is spotty light rain but you look offshore and it's increasing in coverage and it's all moverring on moving on shore. tonight no matter how you slice it is going to be a damp and cool night. there is more rain offshore and even rain on the backside of the cold front and it's still raining up by the mouth of the mississippi. the process to get sunshine is not going to happen tomorrow, but not until friday, maybe tomorrow night, as the front goes by. winds above this cold front, are blowing parallel to the front. until the winds turn northwest and can kick this to the front and bring in some of the die dry air back here, we'll stay with clouds and rain. forecast for th

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fiscal policy cooperation? in what form will that cooperation take? mr. xinghai: all of that. mr.'ll be a challenge. mr. xinghai: it is. but, you know, just one sentence, in terms of u.s./china cooperation and other issues. we are working very well with our u.s. counterparts. francine: a challenge, but doable. you are confident this will be done? mr. dalio: i think monetary policies will not be as effective. that is a big change in the world, because we require monetary policies to be effective. and then, i think on cooperation on monetary policies, because you can't move interest rates as much you move currencies. i think, we are entering an environment, in which there will be more currency volatility, as a means of easing policies, where they need to be eased. that smacks of currency wars, not as much currency cooperation. when i think of fiscal policy, i think fiscal policy is very politically sensitive. you get into a bad economic situation, and and somebody will say, "you need to be fiscally more responsible." and someone will say, "you need fiscal stimulus." when there are p

we can't solve street homelessness, but it will if we want to , it will require cooperation. we have seen this cooperation at the place called, the navigation center at 1950 mission street. when community providers work with city departments, when the private sector in the surrounding community all come together with us, we actually are creating a national model for ending homelessness. so, next year we are going to do something bold that skills up the cooperation and coordination this requires and we see at the navigation center all of that happening across the board on homelessness. i will call apauss all the departments to work together with our community based organizations, advocate and national expert to ert change and reform or government and other, and will create a department with a mission to end homelessness here in san francisco. [applause] i begin by not just making-i know people have worked on this for years and want to acknowledge first the great work of our past mayors, feinstein and agnos, mayor jordan and willie brown, of course gaveen newsome. i want to bui

cnn s anderson cooper paid a visit to norfolk tonight. . he greeted a packed house at chrysler hall. norfolk police tweeted video from inside--- a standing ovation for officer ryan mcniff and his wife--- k9 officer krijger - killed in the line of duty - was part of the family.anderson cooper donated his fee from tonight s speaking engagement to provide bullet proof vests for local police dogs. officers lined up outside chrysler hall tonight to thank cooper personally for the generous donation. here are photos from the norfolk police department s twitter account. they even brought a k-9 officer with them - one who ll certainly benefit from the donation. new at 11 the f-b-i has arrested a 23- year-old milwaukee man they say was planning a mass shooting at a masonic temple in the city. the f-b-i arrested samy buying two automatic weapons and a silencer from undercover agents. hamzeh is charged with illegally possessing machine guns and a silencer. they say he threatened to shoot up to 30- people because he hoped it would show quote - nobody ca

(don't show anderson cooper) and -- a celebrity journalist steps up. we'll tell you how he's reacting to the death of a local police dog. plus there are lots of fun events happening in hampton roads, like restaurant week. coming up we'll tell you when and where local restaurants. local four legged officers will get some help from journalist anderson cooper. we're getting this news just days after norfolk's police k-9 krijger died. a local organization called "spikes k-9 fund" says cooper will buy all the dogs on the force bullet-proof vests. cooper donated the money from his speaking fee for forum." that's scheduled for january 26th. he gave the money to the k-9 krijger ballistic vest campaign. his donation will provide vets for all police dogs in norfolk, as well as vests for others in hampton roads. police officers will say their goodbyes to krijger next week. a gunman shot and killed him during a stand off sunday night on land street. police shot that suspect, keith richardson. he died on tuesday. norfolk police department scheduled krijger's funera