do danes like this place? no?ion of the whole world. >> yeah, exactly. >> yes, chef. >> to tell the truth, food nerds, captains of industry, celebrities, you name it have been flocking here for years. >> coming up now. >> some waiting months for a reservation in the 45-seat restaurant. >> do we have the leek? >> it's marinated in the -- we're going to scoop all of this green snow which is made from nasturtium leaves. >> that's good. the technique, you don't notice it. you notice the flavor. that's delicious. that's really intensely -- like i've never tasted a green vegetable that good. >> you see lawns, people sit down, the sun is out. the birds are singing. this is where happiness was invented. >> tivoli gardens, it is said, is the second-oldest amusement park in the world. >> stroll in here, watch the pantomime that is hundreds of years old. i've only been here once with my kids, actually. i work all the time, unfortunately. this is usually the place where young kids take their first date. >> how old is this thi

can carry out our man dane, which is to protect is civilians. no surprises there, but the secretary general came out and inspected the media afterwards and said even with these, they won't happen overnight, and also once they are in place, we cannot protect every civilian on the ground. so the u.n. says this is only a temporary measure, but it is a help that is greatly needed. the ambassador also spoke with the security council meeting and lucked the help. >> the secretary general has also approached others that have contributed troops such

we sat down with danes to unravel the secret.re the smartest and the dumbest [ bleep ] person i've ever known. >> well, thank you. yes. >> he's talking about you. >> yeah. >> give me your keys. >> get in the car. >> the man who was going to meet lived in this building -- >> get in the car. >> back in the car. >> she's the extreme. >> but isn't that the singularity in this homeland is that she's so smart and yet she makes these decisions that make you scream at the television. >> yes. she's impulsive, but also incredibly reliable. she does know best. people always forget to defer to her and trust her because she seems so dang crazy. but, yeah she's ultimately incredibly capable. >> my name is nicholas brody. people will say that he was turned into a terrorist. >> you were right. >> she's bipolar. how did you learn to play someone who is bipolar. >> well, i read a lot of books on the condition. i met with people who had it. and ultimately i found the internet to be the greatest resource because there are a lot of blogs video blogs,

the danes on in between the weekends to finish the danes and a civilian in them intelligently or so. so we only reach respond to that situation. should the need be with him going ot be a mission best we can take out the presents which might be contaminated and we can clean them we can stabilize them and we canvacuate them to two awesome. however if after untouched forest is dispatched to spearhead its unclear where the chemical weapons new contract the organization for the presentation of chemical weapons says is to determining the final destination for this team in stockpiles but your medications director genel has called for all countries involved to continue supporting the disarmament missing. you tell cctv. i was lulu. mm mm mm mm. culture extends. the war. so now the enemy seen the is coming closer to us. you boys with me. an accident the new you let's watch to get there. i bought. he delivered the news let's explore. we get you inside a real. every day cctv. welcome back to cc tv news told us a minute repairs now i'm being treated in kenya after being wounded in shouts of john

dane jamora is the leading controller. dane, thanks, indeed, for joining us.se rate cut by the bank of thailand this weekend. how long or how will the prolonged protests in thailand impact the economy? >> reporter: thanks, ross. i think everybody would agree the thai economy over the past few years has done incredibly well despite the political back and forth and disturbance. it has essentially full employment. you have record amounts of investment from japan. the s.e.t. has been one of the best emerging performing markets in the past three years. that goes to the underlying strength of the economy and the management, if you will, of the economy. so far i don't see this incident that's been happening over the last few days really affecting the economy all that much. >> i suppose it depends on whether it impacts tourism, doesn't it? >> yeah. so obviously tourism, you know, is a big part of the economy and you can have kind of a blip down. you get these kind of scenes on television playing around the world, but, you know, i flew in here over the weekend and the

. >> now, understand part lab and part dane?> yes. >> i think there's more dane than lab in the dog. >> right now, yes. >> when charles came back from israel, did you sense something was different in him? >> absolutely. he was more -- he communicated better. he wasn't as angry. i mean, he still has work to do, but i want to thank judy so much for helping my husband because it really is a different life now. >> well, it's a beautiful story, and it's an incredible organization heroes to heroes. you guys are celebrating your first christmas together this year? >> yes. >> wonderful. >> well, i hope you have a magnificent christmas. judy, thanks for you to help make this be a beautiful christmas. you're going to stay with us. up next you're going to hear from a veteran who says his trip to the holy land saved him from killing himself. judy will stay with us. you better as well. we'll be right back. >> i want so hear from you. go to my website mike huckabee.com. more on >> group is called heroes to heroes. its mission is to send vets

claire danes, notice she doesn't really have any friends. and for that, with an ops officer not to have very good interpersonal skills you wouldn't go so far. jessica chastain did a beautiful job in zero dark 30, she was nominated for it. as i understand, that character was a compilation of several officers and there is always a team effort that goes into a successful operation which always seems to go by the way side because it's more dramatic to focus on one character. >> on one individual. while you were at the cia you were a deep cover officer. how much of what you write in this novel is true to what a cia covert officer might do and how much is more novelistic? >> i took out all the waiting and all the rabbit holes you go down that come up with nothing. because you can't keep a reader very long if you put that in. and there is a lot of waiting for your assets whether you're in a restaurant or a park and so fort. what is very genuine is all the trade craft, that's very accurate. how you communicate cla clan clandestinely. the locations a

. >> and he said the name is dane. made his day as he said here in lyrics and thanks for participating. we've been doing it for a few years from now. >> great to get a present can you actually use. hate to see someone get a guitar and doesn't know how to use it, he knows how to use it. >> witnesses claim it's an unprovoked attack from police officers. >> the scary part is is who do you call for help? you don't call the police. they're the ones outside bashing your car. >> while this may be a case of being at the wrong place at the wrong time. >> plus he's known for his rants on youtube. the gift that had him fa la la la la furious. >>> closed captioning provided by: >>> time is running out, folks, to vote for the best videos of 2014. >> we want to know what you think. >> head over to "right this minute".com and click on best of 2013. >> and then click on videos to vote. >> and we'll reveal the best videos of 2013. >> make your vote count. >> protesters say they're flooding the streets in bangkok, thailand because they'

dane initial and norwegian leaders are in cyprus ready to collect chemical weapons from syria.ut there could be delays because of security issues inside syria. the watchdog group is meeting today in the hague. >>> there are reports that six american troops were killed when their plane crashed in in afghanistan. there were no reports of fighting, but the taliban is claiming responsibility on its twitter account. >>> in one part of los angeles, gang violence is often an every day part of life. now the lifting of a city wide ban on street art is giving hope. >>> this is the watts in this south los angeles most people know. 2.5 squire miles of run down neighbors and projects controlled by rival gangs. this is the other side of watts that most people don't see. street art telling the story of the city's troubled past, and hopes for the future. isabel is with the mural conservancy of l.a. >> the murals had always been indicative of social economic issues. issues of empowerment a connecting with our roots. >> reporter: roots that extent across los angeles. but then the art stopped. >>

house fire in great falls, a firefighter ran back into a burning home to save an 8-month-had old great daneey rushed her to a nearby animal hospital. >> a job well done. >> she's going to be a big girl. >> eight months. time now to check the forecast. pretty mild. we've had cold weather. >>> compared to how cold it's been, it's not so bad outside this morning. you won't need the extra layer. not all that cold out there. that being said if you will be standing outside, kids at the bus stop, again, i have a layer of warmth ready to go. on the whole not a bad way to get back to work and school. mostly cloudy sky in place. these are not rain making clo s clouds. temperatures above average. mid-30s in parts of the shenandoah valley down through winchester and front royal. bus stop weather, on your way out the door, sun is up at 7:09. cloudy and chilly. recess forecast, we're going to give it a "b" today. cloudy and cool. nothing showing up on storm team 4 radar. nearest anything to watch is across central pennsylvania and even that's staying away from us. frederick, maryland, up near 45 degrees

we are likely finished with rain, but it looks like we are dane for the shower. be clear and sunny tomorrow. staying dry and mild. great weather. livermore, 58 tomorrow. 58 for tan ma they owe. friday, you will hit 0 tomorrow. low to mid 60s. cleaver dale 65 and sunny tomorrow. bliewfl weekend, highs remain in the 60s and through christmas next year. we will stay below normal rain- fall wise. that's your snow, we'll be right back. ,, a subaru... ...are the hands that do good things for the whole community: the environment, seniors, kids, and animals. that's why we created the share the love event. by the end of this year, the total donated by subaru could reach 35 million dollars. you get a great deal on a new subaru. we'll donate 250 dollars to a choice of charities that benefit your community. it feels good to be a helping hand. lines... you could try stop some of your favori >>> last minute holiday shoppers are in luck. if you want to skip the long lines, you could try stopping by some of your favorite stores that say 2:00 in the morning, starting tomorrow, se

tv, you have these great characters, claire danes. >> olivia. >> amazing female character there. though, at women in film and on tv, they are four times more likely to have their clothes off than men. while you know, i think it's amazing women can express their sexuality, no one is suggesting we walk around shrouded head to toe but i do think it's not the only way it should be. that's the message. >> giant burger in underwear. >> you don't have to as much. >> maybe should more. >> there is so much to say on this topic, i wish we had two more hours. unfortunately we don't. "glamour" magazine cindy levy, thank you for your time. awesome powerhouse, melissa, senator hutchison and so many more, thanks for your time. that is all for now. "andrea mitchell reports" is coming up next. so i c an reach ally bank 24/7, but there are no branches? 24/7. i'm sorry, i'm just really reluctant to try new things. really? what's wrong with trying new things? look! mommy's new vacuum! (cat screech) you feel that in your muscles? i do... drink water. it's a long story. well, not having branches let's

and then bryce's job was-- along with her screen writers, dane charbonneau-- was to build a story and make a short film inspired by those images. whatever that meant. whether they were literally inspired or dramatically inspired that didn't matter. but you're supposed to be pure about taking the images because it reminds me of a creative exercise that i which is when i'm talking on the phone i like to flip over my memo card and on the book just do three different lines randomly and start to link them together and every once in a while even though i can't draw i come up with a really fun doodle. and i thought this reminds me of that game where you play with your kid where you start a line or story and it's continued around the table. i thought it could be fund. so bryce made a wonderful movie. she was short listed for the oscar category in short films last year and it was a very personal film and it was also successful for canon and i thought what it did was it promoted this notion that many more people are far more creative than they sort of allow themselves to believe. their work is

at's my cousin teddy's great dane. i told him i'd watch him for a couple weeks.it important to tell me that the muggers were black? they weren't muggers. they were co. so why don't you just say he was running from some cops? i don't know, i mean, you're a racist for assuming that they weren't cops. uhh! you know i'm allergic to dogs. ack, allergies are all mental. hey. who the hell is this? that's teddy.

. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," actress clair dane.ng ] ♪ hark how the bells, sweet silver bells ♪ ♪ all seem to say throw care away ♪ ♪ from everywhere, filling the air ♪ [ female announcer ] chex party mix. easy 15-minute homemade recipes you just pop in a microwave. like caramel chocolate drizzles. happier holidays. chex party mix. and better is so easy withrning you cabenefiber.o something better for yourself. fiber that's taste-free, grit-free and dissolves completely. so you can feel free to add it to anything. and feel better about doing it. better it with benefiber. . >>> good morning. welcome to wusa9. today is wednesday, december 11, 2013. it's not snowing this morning. it is very cold. i'm andrea roane. >>> sometimes when we have long days on tv it feels like a day or two but when you imagine what parents stuck at home with screaming children like at our house for two straight days, they're so excited school is back. >> we have nothing to complain about. >> your kids are a little older. >> there are delays coming n. fairfax

he >>> and we're learning more about a student who allegedly opened fire at dane very area my school. he was heavily armed and had a plan written on his body. rick salinger has our report. >> reporter: sheriff's investigators now believe that at least five areas of arapahoe high school were targetted by a gunman. on the forearm of 18-year-old karl pierson had three words written in latin. they trance a littled to "the die has been cast." there were numbers tied to the particular library and the classrooms. when he entered he asked for a speech coach and librarian tracy murphy who managed to get away. classmates said pierson almost knocked down a door while entering a classroom last wednesday, upsetting a steecher. >> she said, karl are you serious? and he said, as a heart attack. and she kicked him out and as he was going out, he was swearing and you could tell he was like -- he was really mad. >> reporter: the sheriff's department reflects more on the arsenal he brought to the high school. a 12-gauge shotgun, 125 rounds only ammunition bandoliers around the arms and waist, and three

the bb managed to obtain these -- bbc managed to be a dane these pictures. markets with only radishes for sale. and in these pictures, starving people march towards military check points, calling for the siege to end. his is the response. food is a weapon in this war, now the government tells us they'll finally let u.n. aid through. >> we have spoken to mrs. amos and we have told her there will more access, more cooperation, particularly after the new achievements by the syrian armed forces. >> so does that mean you are only allowed to reach those areas where your forces have prevailed militarily? >> no, i can assure you it will go to all syrians who are in need. >> the government blames rebels for the siege. this week rebel commanders across the suburbs made an urgent plea for help. this is their pledge, to protect aid convoys and ensure relief reaches civilians. confidential u.n. documents leaked to the bbc show the scale of this crisis. 2 1/2 million syrians are now stuck in besieged or hard-to-reach areas. a quarter million are under siege by government

. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," actress "claire danes from the hit seriese bells, sweet silver bells ♪ ♪ all seem to say throw care away ♪ ♪ from everywhere, filling the air ♪ [ female announcer ] chex party mix. easy 15-minute homemade recipes you just pop in a microwave. like caramel chocolate drizzles. happier holidays. chex party mix. and better is so easy withrning you cabenefiber.o something better for yourself. fiber that's taste-free, grit-free and dissolves completely. so you can feel free to add it to anything. and feel better about doing it. better it with benefiber. >>> at tuesday's memorial for nelson mandela, a simple greeting touched off a political firestorm. it happened when president obama shook hands with cuba's raul castro. as elliott rodriguez reports, many are criticizing the gesture and what it might suggest for relations between the two countries. >> reporter: the president was making his way to the stands of the soccer stadium when the first person he greets is cuban leader raul castro. he then kisses on both cheeks brazil's preside

. >> a dane irk organization has been expelled from bolivia, accused of meddling. accused of taking sides in one of bolivia's largest indigenous operations. also expelled for trying to undermine the rule of eva morales. >>> 21 years since pan am flight 103 blew up over lockerbe. jailed for life for the attack but released from jail on compassionate grounds in 2009. >>> in libya, for the first time russian orthodox priests are planned to take part, aliasha, what's happening behind you? >> it was a rather peaceful couple of days here in ukraine and actually nobody expected that today things could pick up but apparently they did. according to various reports everyone expected pro-government protestors to try to remove one of the barricades, i went to the politicians of that bear caitd which is approximately 3 or 400 meters this way. a medieval scene, one side of the barricade i've seen around 200 men wear crash hellments, many of them wearing military hellments, preparing them for progovernment attack. there were also 50 generalists presently. apparently nobody marrie

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and of course will be showing you the lady in forster on the dane on artsy international calls he can watch it online how to tell what signs and speed up call phew a scottish landowners who has a seat at next month's international peace conference in geneva that has a passion for all to the main office syria and how they find him to retire the highlands from radical islamist levels. it has on the large people in our country in the mideast and dominance to spread out across the region they call pakistan. he laid out and make up what he meant charity groups. minority groups a ten pc rate of around and around with the total head of population estimated at around forty minute and as he's promised sarah paulson on the kinds of insights from this that long awaited independence. discriminate in the place and defined it for years that codes for the state it's in the least mcnulty fortunes have turned resilient and hopeful history is on the sign. full four thousand years could see it in iraq. not even going to tackle economy. and we need to meet independence is not far away. the raccoon out pr

. >>> 8-month-old great dane would have quite a story to tell if she would after being rescued from a fairfax county fire. firefighters found cola behind a chair in a burning house in great falls last night. they quickly used a pet oxygen mask to help her start breathing again and they took her to an animal hospital for more treatment. firefighters from station 439 got to visit cola today. vets say she's doing very well. her family posted a message on facebook saying that they were eternally grateful to the firefighters for saving cola's life. what a nice story to lead us into weather. >> for the most part the weather not going to be too bad. it was chilly. it was the coldest thanksgiving since 2000. now, as we work our way through the first week of december, temperatures are going to warm a little bit each day. and i think i'm going to sit -- use the word balmy. i used that earlier to describe how it's going to feel outside for thursday and friday. relatively speaking at least from where we've been. for the most part a dry start to december but by the time friday comes around and sat

the bag of big picture i will join in the jesse dane duff christie said it's her and marc harrold let's get back to it start with the success of obamacare so spank of montana had her health insurance and was understandably upset she called her state government and found out that because of obamacare she went from a horrible policy with high deductibles because three hundred fifty dollars a month to a new policy that cost her thirty dollars a month that has a deductible of only five hundred dollars for the national journal spank is now thrilled with their coverage and states that created their own exchanges are reporting huge surges and sign ups just days before the first of all deadline california average fifteen thousand and romance a day last week up from an average of seven thousand a day the week before and in kentucky in raleigh. forty percent since thanksgiving as states as three thousand kentucky ends a day are being approved for medicaid or qualified health plans so isn't all this proof. that at least in those places around the country were republicans are not sabotaging obamaca

we can conduct the affairs of government in a way that danes us respect around the world rather than befuddlement. thank you. there has been a lot of discussion lately of the politics of the shutdown. let's be clear -- there are no winners here. you last few weeks have conflicted completely unnecessary damage on our economy. we do not know yet the full scope of the damage, but every thatst out there believes families have gone without paychecks or services they depend upon. we know the potential home buyers about fewer mortgages and business loans have been put on hold. we know that consumers have cut back on spending and that half of all ceos say that the shutdown and the threat of shutdown has set back their plans to hire over the next few months. we know that the threat of default of americans not paying all other bills that we owe on time increases borrowing costs that adds to our deficit. we know that the american people's frustration is what higher.has never been that is not a surprise. american people are completely fed up with washington. a moment when our economic recovery d

clair dane is brilliant, "homeland" is compelling, but notice how she doesn't have any friends and for that, not to have interpersonal skills, you wouldn't go far. and jessica chastane did a beautiful job in "zero dark 30", and was nominated for it. that was a compilation of several officers. there's always a team effort going into a successful operation that goes by the wayside because it's more character. >> while you were at the c.i.a. you were a deep-cover officer. how much of what you write in this novel is true to what a c.i.a. covert operator might do. novelistic? >> well, i took out all the waiting and all the rabbit holes that you go down, and come up with nothing, because you can't keep a reader very long if you put that in, there's a lot of waiting for your assets, whether you are in a restaurant or a park. what is genuine is the trade craft. how you communicate clandestinely, how you move in and out of the country. and the location are places where i have been, worked, travelled to. i tried - and her interactions at headquarters - i tried to make that as realistic as possib

. >> the mental illness aside claire danes istry, they are no brained to do that. going rogue is not a common theme. >> explain what you think happened in the bob levison case. >> i'm largely reading it like everyone else. i was shocked to find out an analyst had crossed the line from receiving information to operationally running an asset, according to we learn early on where the line is. >> if i met you on the street and look at you on television now, i would never suspect that you work with skill sets and they train you to achieve the operations. >> great to see you. maybe we'll have you back during next season. thanks for explaining what you do and how it compares to fiction. >> thank you. >> now, to detroit. facing bankruptcy and considering selling an art collection, while the masterpieces are not priceless, they are worth a fortune. it could help detroit out of its financial crisis. bisi onile-ere has more. >> the detroit institute of arts is considered a top museum, a cultural gem in a city gone bankrupt. now a collection of masterpieces held in trust for g

. >> i was looking at that new york post column, flirting with dane-ger. the many larger story here, not much ratings here. did others tune out about mandela and not the interpreter? >> well, and "saturday night live" had this amazing skit on. but it was funny. here is the problem with international news. in local news, you rarely see international news. on cable and on the networks, international news taip takes up very few minutes of the pie. and the reason for that is that americans are much more myopic in their views and it doesn't rate. >> let me just say in terms of the larger picture today in the media universe, does it fit the niche that your newspaper, magazine or network occupies? mandela doesn't -- >> no, no, let me jump in because i want to get to a couple of sound bites. there also was a lot of partisanship that developed after the first couple of days of mandela's passing. let's take a listen. >> they were willing, the mcconnell people on the far right, were willing to destroy the country in order to destroy obama. whereas to succeed in a cou

i'm dane ma perino. it's 5:00 in new york city. and this is "the five." so it's day two of how bah ma on offense. today's strategy, try to link the gop to the problems of his botched health kcare issues. >> in an effort to repeal the affordable care act, and admittedly poor execution on my administration's part with the health care website rollout. it's not a surprise that the american people's frustrations with washington are at an all-time high. >> not everyone is buying what he's selling. >> obama things he can repeal reality with receiptry. his trouble is, he has a little bit of trouble governing. he's faced with a management problem. a government problem. he passed a bill that is so complex, the regulations are so complex and contradictory. he's got a website that is not functioning correctly. he thinks if he says the right words, it will change perception. here he runs you against the wall. >> penmeanwhile, politico is reporting that people cybered up on sunday and monday. 29,000. and by the way, that's harry reid. some members of his staff are not

i understand part lab and part dane? >> yes. >> when charles came back from israel, did you sense something was different in him? >> absolutely. he was, he communicated better with me. he wasn't as angry. i mean, he still has work to do, but i want to thank judy so much for helping my husband, because it really is a different life now. >> well, it's a beautiful story, and it's an incredible organization, heros to he roys. you guys are celebrating your first christmas together this year? >> yeah. >> wonderful. >> i hope you have a mag any of september first christmas together. [ applause ] >> you have helped make a beautiful christmas. you're going to stay with us. and up next you're going to hear from a veteran who says his trip to the holy land saved him from killing himself. judy will stay with us. you better as well. we'll be right back. >>> go to my web site or sign up for my facebook page and follow me on twitter. you can find a link to that and more on mikehuckabee.com. get a free sample and try for yourself. maest

awkward to say i'm not taking your photograph because they would have taken the photo of him dissing the dane. i think mrs. obama says it all. she is look away. she represented everybody. >> do you know why i think she's looking like can you not take the selfie? leader of denmark? she is hot. >> what are you suggesting? >> look. she is a good-looking woman. she offered to take a picture with him. michelle obama dunlt look very happy about it. that was my take on it. that was my read from the photo. a photo said a million words. >> can i say one thing, this must be the slowest news day if this is what we've got. >> you have to admit if you're at a funeral and doing a selfie. >> and handshakes with a commi. >> i think president obama should be impeached. this is a horrible thing. not for the picture but the fact that when he has the picture taken he is biting his lip. i find that to be very very offensive to me as an american and him being a kenyan born interloper. this isn't his fault. what do you do when somebody puts up the phone like that. >> he's really leaning into that. >> why do you tak

i'm dane ma perino. it's 5:00 in new york city. and this is "the five." so it's day two of how bah ma on offense. today's strategy, try to link the gop to the problems of his botched health kcare issues. >> in an effort to repeal the affordable care act, and admittedly poor execution on my

> leaders of the free world unite for a selfie, president obama and prime minister cameron and the dane ish prime minister poezed. michelle obama was cut out of the picture. >>> lawmakers reached a budget deal that will head off risk of another government shutdown on january 15th, but bear in mind every deal involves compromise. al jazeera's libby casey joins us from capitol hill. what kind of deal is this? i understand it will cover the sequester cuts we heard about. >> it includes $63 billion of sequester relief, the across the board spending cuts that were designed as a threat to congress. this would kick in, and of course, they kicked in and now they're part of the reality. just roll some of those back split evenly between defense spending and nondefense, things like head start. the important thing is who inned this deal? patty murray and paul ryan, a senator from washington state and a congressman from wisconsin. one democrat and one republican. it's the to of them at the table all along. they unveiled the proposal tonight. we are already hearing a but of push-back from the general

the germans and the swedes and the danes and the belgians look across the atlantic and they see some of the harmful effects of technology, as has happened here in america, so they are more wary about technological change than americans are. americans have always had a sort of lust for the new. that's a quote from de tocqueville. he knew that about us in the mid-19th century. we've had a lust for the new, so we accepted technology more readily than other people, and we have had to suffer some of the consequences of that. so the europeans look at this, and they ask themselves this question, which is a good question: "is it possible for us to maximize the benefits of new technologies while minimizing some of the negative consequences? can we, through education or political action or social policy, inhibit technology from destroying that which we wish to preserve?" that's a good question, and i don't know the answer to it and they don't know the answer to it, but they're asking it. i like to put this sort of hypothetical issue to people. suppose it were 1906 and we knew what we know now

. >> dane and i are very close. >> greg, what do you make of the situation? do you agree with your co-host? >> what she said. but i think the problem that the white house has right now is that they thought they could outlast this new cycle which they have with just about every single crisis whether ghazi, the doj but they can't get past it because obama care is a diarrhea of crisis and can't be stopped. going back to what you said the lesson for everyone is how do you prevent collusion between the media and white house prior to an election which is what happened with obama care, the irs, the regulations, fast and furious. the media bashing obama now is like an inmate pretending to find god after he's in jail. it would have been nice if he found religion before he mugged that family. once he gets out of jail he's going to go back to mugging. they'll be of obama then once a new liberal comes along -- >> can i follow up on that. >> i complete a agree 100%. in a sports analogy. when they found out bonds was juicing they wanted to put an asterisk in. now they're c

. >> across the street from the firehouse, bobby, an employee at dane's lumber, repositions the store'sity camera to capture the massive endeavor. >> just in case there was a mishap, i wanted to make sure that i had the camera pointed at the firehouse so i could have a record of it. >> as soon as workers begin rotating the fragile building, it falls apart. >> all of a sudden you heard a pop and the whole building was just leaned, and what amounted to three seconds, it was all on the ground. >> a huge cloud of dust and debris surrounds the area and onlookers fear that workers are hurt. >> do you believe that? >> yeah. >> oh, man. >> and those guys were all around that. >> did you see that one? >> holy [ bleep ]. >> where is my pole? >> there was about 20 workers and the company itself was a father and son team. and the son can be heard vividly on the video screaming, "where's my father? where's my father?" >> where is my father? >> he got out. he's all right. he got out. he's over there. he's over there. >> workers scramble to see if anyone is trapped or injured. >> everybody ist account