. >> taking a body bath after contracting dang fever. >> that's our first in the dang fever demographicthat before. thanks for watching. hope you're okay. >> raven writes, it's 3:40 a.m. here, going up to take photos of sunrise in new mexico from baylor canyon and the oregon mountains. >> 3:40, i think you're a little early for sunrise. lay off the sauce. >> craig writes watched coverage of kim jong-il's funeral procession. did you notice that it resembled aunt ed that's procession from "national ". >> i think you will see that in a second here. there's a big giant mural to kim jong-il. look at the weeping. very emotional day in north korea. there it is. there is the aunt edna moment. thanks for the e-mails. "morning joe" starts now. ♪ >>> you look at ron paul's total record of systemic avoidance of reality, you look at his news letters and his ads, his ads are about as accurate as his news letters. >> if he were to get the republican nomination -- >> he won't. >> if he were, would you vote for him? >> no. >> could you vote for president obama? >> if somebody ups and says i don't care i

>> they told me you better get through this whole dang segment. >> did they use the word "dang?" >> hoda can have this. can you have this, hoda? >> i can't. >> i am begging you. >> it has milk in it. >> she'll pay later. >> it's not supposed to be that icy. >> i'm having a good time today. >> come to the back. >> more for me. >> white chocolate egg nog. >> that's delicious, too. >> egg nog from scratch. nobody makes it from scratch. >> you get it from the carton in the grocery store. >> white rum. >> of course because you're sandra lee. what do you think this is? >> i don't know. >> not butter milk. >> oh. >> gadiva white chunk. >> everybody makes this this at the holiday season. >> hoda, you can't have anything. >> everyone enjoy. i love those glasses. >> wow! >> just a little baby sip. >> are you trying to kill me? >> a christmas gift to santa lee? >> no angel cake for you. >> we have to get involved with that cake. >> i'm dying for this. >> angel food cake. you get the box mix. instead of putting in water, we are going to put in coconut water. which is what's in the middle of

well, dang, sheriff, i'd hate to see that happen, so i guess i'll take over your investigation.... on what authority? governor of the state of illinois, the united states marshal's office, fifth district, northern illinois. all right. fine. you want jurisdiction over this mess, you got it. ok, boys, gather around here and listen up! we're shutting it down. wyatt earp's here to mop up for us. very funny. wyatt earp. sam. oh, wow, gee whiz, look here. you know, we're always fascinated when we find leg irons with no legs in them. who held the keys, sir? me. where are those keys at? i don't know. care to revise your statement, sir? what? do you want to change your bird brain story, sir? he might've got out. he might've got out. what the hell is this? a minute ago, you were telling me he's part of the wreckage, and now he might've got out? listen up, ladies and gentlemen! our fugitive has been on the run for 90 minutes. the average foot speed over uneven ground barring injury is 4 miles an hour. that give us a radius of 6 miles. what i want out of each and every one of you is a hard

for 25 years people have been talking about this and have not done a dang thing about it. and we have. >> the department of transportation and if they took sweeping steps -- and faa have taken sweeping steps to prevent this. the changes limit the number of hours pilots can work and fly in mandate they get 10 hours of rest, including eight hours of uninterrupted sleep. >> i do not get eight hours, but then again i do not fly planes for a living. to go this was prompted by a 2008 crash that killed 50 people. while the ntsb never blamed fatigue as a cause, it did find that neither pilot had slept the night before. >> fatigue is a very controversial topic to deal with. >> fatigue is cumulative. you know what it feels like on friday night. you do not feel the same as monday morning. this new rule take that type of thing into effect. to go even though the rules are now in place, airline carriers have up to two years to adapt to them. -- >> even though the new rules are in place, airline carriers have up to two years to adapt them. >> for recent survey found 49 percent of america

just to save something like seventy dollars a day which meant that the temperature of the sign it dang was unsafe. behind be a storage tank number six hundred ten this was the m i c storage tank that leaked when the process vent line of this tank was faulty and could not hold the pressure . for this reason water traveled into the tank while the water entering into the tank may have been the immediate trigger of the disaster the fact that all the safety systems were turned off was certainly contributing to the disaster the fact that he was not being stored as it was originally required to be stored at zero degrees celcius that fact contributed so that you really had a series of causes coming together after the accident i found out that the machinery provided by union carbide for the plant was unproven technology the used equipment verifying it or making sure it was safe. because i was working with union carbide india ltd. that's what i would gret. but it was not in control of the workers and. everything was in control of higher management. there were criminal charges for an offense know

a- aw, dang it! - it worked, linda. our son is groundable once more. is - fellow students, over the past week, there's been a lot of confusion, and so we have asked for this assemblyis asse to clarify the difference between goth kidse diffe let us make it abundantly clear:et us if you hate life, truly hate the sun,f you ha and need to smoke and drink coffeend dnk you are goth. if, however, you like dressing in black 'cause it's fun, fun, enjoy putting sparkles on your cheeks and following the occulttheu while avoiding things that are bad for your health, then you are most likelyyou a douche bag vampire-wannabe boner.e- because anybody who thinks they are actually a vampirehey is freaking retarded.is fi [cheers and applause] app [cheers and applause] come >> december 12, 2011. from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is the daily show with jon stewart. captioning sponsored by comedy central ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: welcome to the daily show. my name is jon stewart. we have a good program for you tonight. our guest tonight,

>> this is a big deal because for 25 years people have been talking about this and haven't done a dangng about. and we have. >> reporter: the new rules require a pilot to have eight hours of uninterrupted sleep before a flight. place new limits on flight hours weekly and monthly. ensure pilots have more off-duty hours per week. give airlines more flexibility to adjust scheduling and require fatigued pilots to inform carriers of their condition. researchers say fatigue impairs a person's performance by slowing reflexes and eroding judgment. >> safety is our number one priority. always has been and always will be. the american people have entrusted us with the solemn obligation of preventing accidents. our charge above all else, is to save lives. >> reporter: last year an line trade association estimated the changes would cost the industry two billion dollars per year the faa says it will cost airline companies 300 million over 10 years. cargo airlines are exempt from the new rules. the faa says because they would have oscar get carriers 214 million dollars. >> i want them to -- understa

aid big deal because for 25 years, people have been talking about this and haven't done a dang thing it. we have. >>> >> the rule will go into effect in two years allowing commercial passenger airline operators to work in the transition. >>> the president took a break. what mr. obama and the first dog did yesterday while the family was away from the white house. >> come on. come on. >> oh. >> oh. >> dramatic video out of detroit as a couple tries to escape the burning home. we will tell you what happened when we return. news time is 5:22. 49 degrees outside. and you are watching "good morning maryland." @ @ >>> breaks news out of iraq. a wave of bombings ripped across baghdad a few hours ago and killed 57 people while wounding at least 200 others. this comes days after president obama declared the war in iraq officially over. >>> finish authorities launched a investigation after fining 69 missiles on a ship bound for china. police found the explosives on board a british cargo ship. they were found during a custom search in early december. authorities are looking into whether export l

>> this is a big deal because for 25 years people have been talking about this and haven't done a dang thing about. and we have. >> reporter: the new rules require a pilot to have eight hours of uninterrupted sleep before a flight. place new limits on flight hours weekly and monthly. ensure pilots have more off-duty hours per week. give airlines more flexibility to adjust scheduling and require fatigued pilots to inform carriers of their condition. researchers say fatigue impairs a person's performance by slowing reflexes and eroding judgment. >> safety is our number one priority. always has been and always will be. the american people have entrusted us with the solemn obligation of preventing accidents. our charge above all else, is to save lives. >> reporter: last year an line trade association estimated the changes would cost the industry two billion dollars per year the faa says it will cost airline companies 300 million over 10 years. cargo airlines are exempt from the new rules. the faa says because they would have oscar get carriers 214 million dollars. >> i want them to -- unde

it's a big deal because for 25 years, people have been talking about this and haven't done a dang thing about it. and we have. >> reporter: beverly acert was killed in the continental connection crash. her sister, susan bourque, helped push for these new regulations which she wishes had been in place before the flight's pilots ever took off >> i would have liked to think they would have been more rested and possibly have been able to make better decisions, but we'll never know. we'll never know. >> reporter: passenger airlines will have two years to implement these new regulations, and, scott, some safety experts are disappointed that cargo carriers will be exempt. for them, the f.a.a. says, these new rules are simply too expensive. >> pelley: mark, thank you very much. captain sully sullenberger is our cbs news expert on aviation. and, sully, we just saw the details of the continental connection crash. i wonder, how pervasive a problem is fatigue in the cockpit? >> it's endemic. it happens in every part of the industry, every day. of course, we work very hard to prevent it, but it's so

now according to fan dang wrote top pick for the worst christmas movie was 1964, santa claus concurs the martians. someone put up the money for this film. according to the "new york times" the flick cost 20,000 to make and featured a cardboard set. other movies include home alone 3, hulk hogan 1996 film, santa with muscles and arnold schwarzenegger holiday family comedy jingle all the way. >>> if you are shopping, be aware of the shipping dates if you want to get your gift on time. first class holiday mail has to be out today december 20th. if you are last-minute shopper you can get things on the 2 1á9 -- 21st and send priority. he can press mail guarantees delivery as late as december 22nd and today is expected to be the busiest day for mailing holiday cards and to help a child in need take part in the kinder time toy drive. two days left. last day to drop off the unused toys is december 22nd. drop them off at a fire station oars wall marts in the area. there's a list of the drop off location and to make sure you join us thursday on abc to news -- abc2 news at 5 and 6 for a holiday

it's a big deal because for 25 years, people have been talking about this and haven't done a dang thing about it. >> reporter: the new f.a.a. rules set a maximum duty day for pilots of 9 to 14 hours depending on where and when they are flying. maximum flying time would be 9 to 10 hours. pilots will get a minimum of ten hours rest time between flights, two hours more than the current rules with an opportunity for eight hours of uninterrupted sleep and at least 30 consecutive hours of time off per week. and something else. regardless of how far they have commuted on their own, pilots will be required to state that they are fit to fly, a statement of personal responsibility that veteran pilot john cox welcomes. >> jet airplanes move very quickly. so a successful pilot must always be ahead of the airplane. and when you're fatigued, that's harder to do. >> reporter: the airline industry initially opposed an early draft of the rules but today said it supports changes that are science-based and will improve safety. it's the families of the buffalo crash victims getting the credit. beverly ecke

dang! come on jay. come on buddy get in here! [applause] jay thomas ladies and gentlemens.. ,,,,,,,,,,,, i'm wishing everyone back home in brooklyn new york a happy holidays. >> dave: the four fans offreedo. i will tell you something about being dressed as the lone ranger. it was the only time in my life i felt like a man. [laughter] [applause] our next guest is an emmy and tony winnin award winner callede up space" how about a lovely welcome for david hyde pierce. david? [applause] ♪hi, david very nice for you o their your holiday time with us. i know you have to go to work this evening. >> what a great show to be on. >> dave: a closed up space,that? >> it's an editing term.i play . it's when you take a word out of a sentence and you have to close it up. >> dave: how is it going?you li. >> i do.it's a little. >> crazy.we are having fun tim. >> dave: when you would visitus. do they come to new york with you? >> thank you for asking. the dogs are doing well. they are disappointed in the congress but but. [applause] we are in a weird face with the dogs. maude who is 12. and t

it's a big deal because for 25 years people have been talking about this and haven't done a dang thing about it. >> reporter: the new faa rules set a maximum duty day for pilots of nine to 14 hours depending on when and where they're flying. maximum flying time would be nine to ten hours. pilots get a minimum of ten hours rest time between flights, that's two hours more than current rules with an opportunity for eight hours of interrupted sleep and at least 30 consecutive hours of time off per week. something else, regardless of how far they've commuted on their own, pilots will be required to state they are fit to fly, a statement that veteran pilot john cox welcomes. >> jet airplanes move very quickly. a successful pilot must always be ahead of the airplane. when you're fatigued, that's harder to do. >> reporter: the airline industry initially opposed an early draft of the rules but says it supports changes that are science based and will improve safety. it's the families of the buffalo crash victims getting the credit. beverly eckerd, a 9/11 widow died in the crash. her sister was i

the death of kim john ill leader of nuclear armed north korea did the world just get a little more dang snrus. >> plus research that says father hood might take the macho out of the man. take a father hood might take the macho out of the man. take a look. that's on >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> thousands of people in north korea streaming past an open casket of the late kim jong-il. the death shock the public many weekend openly. many lay flowers at several statue of him throughout the country. south korea military has been put on high alert mean time because of the north unpredictability. >> we need to make our 100 percent preparedness against any possible, you know, development of situation because at this moment we are not certain yet what kind of things will happen. >> according to the media kim died at age 69 from heart attack brought on by over work and stress. his son is the heir apparent. state media calls him a man born of heaven. >> here at home. congress is at war again over the extension of social security payro

floor trader mihir dange says the recent selling is coming from professional investors scrambling to take profits at the end of a difficult year. >> there's profit taking right now because the s&p is down on the year, the euro is not performing that well, you are seeing other commodities not perform that well, so asset managers are just trying to take profits where ever they can. >> reporter: another big factor pushing down prices is weak jewelry demand. true, many americans are buying gold necklaces and rings as holiday gifts. the trouble is in asia, which accounts for nearly 60% of global gold demand. >> whats really come under pressure for gold prices is the fact that the physical demand that we tend to see at this time of year out of india, out of china has slowed down. so gold isn't finding support on the downside. adding to that downside pressure is the rising value of the dollar against the euro. >> reporter: gold prices have lost roughly 10% of their value so far this month, and that has some investors concerned that the yellow metal is ending its decade-plus bull run and ent

floor trader mihir dange says the recent selling is coming from professional investors scrambling to take profits at the end of a difficult year. >> there's profit taking right now because the s&p is down on the year, the euro is not performing that well, you are seeing other commodities not perform that well, so asset managers are just trying to take profits where ever they can. >> reporter: another big factor pushing down prices is weak jewelry demand. true, many americans are buying gold necklaces and rings as holiday gifts. the trouble is in asia, which accounts for nearly 60% of global gold demand. >> whats really come under pressure for gold prices is the fact that the physical demand that we tend to see at this time of year out of india, out of china has slowed down. so gold isn't finding support on the downside. adding to that downside pressure is the rising value of the dollar against the euro. >> reporter: gold prices have lost roughly 10% of their value so far this month, and that has some investors concerned that the yellow metal is ending its decade-plus bull run and ent

floor trader mihir dange says the recent selling is coming from professional investors scrambling to take profits at the end of a difficult year. >> there's profit taking right now because the s&p is down on the year, the euro is not performing that well, you are seeing other commodities not perform that well, so asset managers are just trying to take profits where ever they can. >> reporter: another big factor pushing down prices is weak jewelry demand. true, many americans are buying gold necklaces and rings as holiday gifts. the trouble is in asia, which accounts for nearly 60% of global gold demand. >> whats really come under pressure for gold prices is the fact that the physical demand that we tend to see at this time of year out of india, out of china has slowed down. so gold isn't finding support on the downside. adding to that downside pressure is the rising value of the dollar against the euro. >> reporter: gold prices have lost roughly 10% of their value so far this month, and that has some investors concerned that the yellow metal is ending its decade-plus bull run and ent

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it's a big deal because for 25 years, people have been talking about this and haven't done a dang thing about it. >> reporter: the new f.a.a. rules set a maximum duty day for pilots of 9 to 14 hours depending on where and when they are flying. maximum flying time would be 9 to 10 hours. pilots will get a minimum of ten hours rest time between flights, two hours more than the current rules with an opportunity for eight hours of uninterrupted sleep and at least 30 consecutive hours of time off per week. and something else. regardless of how far they have commuted on their own, pilots will be required to state that they are fit to fly, a statement of personal responsibility that veteran pilot john cox welcomes. >> jet airplanes move very quickly. so a successful pilot must always be ahead of the airplane. and when you're fatigued, that's harder to do. >> reporter: the airline industry initially opposed an early draft of the rules but today said it supports changes that are science-based and will improve safety. it's the families of the buffalo crash victims getting the credit. beverly ecke

dang it. i need my drill. i'm going to run back out to the car.realizes, i'm now locked in this hallway. now he has got to bust out a screwdriver and hammer to break out so he can go back and get his extension cord. but he's not done. i might as well rob the place. >> come all this way. >> so he goes out to his car, grabs the extension cord, goes back in, drills a hole, didn't get any cash, didn't get anything. not even a snickers or a milky way. >> what could possibly be in there? a couple hundred bucks? >> i would say a hundred bucks is more. >> throw the treadmill into your truck and sell that. >> the video was released, showing close ups of the guy to find out more information. asking for people to call in with tips. >> that's a normal sized carol. i found this article. this is a giant, which is like a cricket, but one of the largest and now the on the planet. they are only found on a barrier island of new zealand. and this guy who is a former park ranger went to look for one and searched two nights. and found this female wetta. and now it has

for 25 years people have been talking about this and haven't dung a dang thing about it. we have. vast majority of people that fly on regional plains swril assurance under the rule that they're flying safely. >> research confirmed it can erode judgment. passenger airlines have two years to adapt to the rules. >> and thousands of people came together today in san francisco to celebrate the life of warren hellman. the billionaire who shared wealth and passion with the city. >> this is amazing today, it was, i guess you milt call him a renaissance man. that is the way the family describes him but he was passionate but it was also about music. and the music was his wife. 30 musicians played as friends and family led the service. it is a tribute to the man who left a mark on san francisco. and he found his biggest reward in muse yirks his most memorable reaction is the hardly, strictly blue grass festival. he often talked about the love of blue grass. >> and i try to pretend i'm enjoying it. >> to remember him, speedway meadow has been renamed hellman hollow. >> there was never any que

it's a big deal because for 25 years people have been talking about this and haven't done a dang thing about it. >> according to the new rules, in addition to other limits, pilots have a flight time limit of eight or nine hours. they are now required to have ten hours off between shifts. the changes could cost airlines nearly $300 million a year. >>> for some military families, homecoming could turn into preparations for yet another deployment. thousands of soldiers unpacking will have to pack up again for afghanistan in the coming month months. members of the fourth brigade combat team were informed via face book. the posting said they were one of four chosen for an early mission. 2 eight officers and enlisted service men face charges including making false statements and involuntary manslaughter. the army has not released details of what may have happened. they did complain about harassment by fellow soldiers. >>> and the 55-year-old blagojevich was scheduled to report in march to start serving time. he was accused of trying to profit by the senate seat vacated by barack obama. he wa

previous child and was great with child again as we approach the holiday season and made up this whole dang-- i don't know. >> we come with so many real stories and real -- you come with them. >> you sit there and flap your gums. >> we just flap. randy and i comment about a lot of stories here where there are legitimately missing children and for her to do this, the very least is selfish, the worst is nasty and she should be held accountable. >> 17 years old but randy says she committed no crime. >> shep said that. >> shepard: i didn't say she didn't. i asked if that was the defense. >> query, socrates. when one is accused of filing a alls statement with law enforce. , who does the filing in. >> usually it's the individual who goes in -- >> his point is? >> she didn't make the report. her parents did. product prosecute the parent. >> in the words of randy, knowledge, knowledge. parents had no knowledge she was lying. >> you can't charge her. >> somebody will pay for the man hours of th police and everyone who went out. if we charge a 12-year-old boy for punching his baby brother in the head

it's a big deal because for 25 years, people have been talking about this and haven't done a dang thing about it. and we have. >> reporter: beverly acert was killed in the continental connection crash. her s, susan burke, helped push for these new regulations which she wishes had been in place before the flight's pilots ever took off >> i would have liked to think they would have been more rested and possibly have been able to make better decisions, but we'll never know. we'll never know. >> reporter: passenger airlines will have two years to implement these new regulations, and, scott, some safety experts are disappointed that cargo carriers will be exempt. for them, the f.a.a. says, these new rules are simply too expensive. >> pelley: mark, thank you very much. captain sully sullenberger is our cbs news expert on aviation. and, sully, we just saw the details of the continental connection crash. i wonder, how pervasive a problem is fatigue in the cockpit? >> it's endemic. it happens in every part of the industry, every day. of course, we work very hard to prevent it, but it's something

. >> dang, muscles. >> anyways, is this all you, or she gets the car list or what?> he's -- >> i want to find out. i am curious. >> today courtney has a freshly stolen truck for sale. >> it's going to be noticed at work, and that's when it it's going to be reported stolen. >> is the original plates still on it? >> yes. >> she explains the truck belonged to her ex-boyfriend that recently dumped her. there was some guy that told me that i was too young for him, and -- and we were messing around, and then he just stopped talking to me altogether. >> okay. >> so uh-huh. >> i love these stories. these are great. it's an ex-boyfriend's truck, so to speak. >> what else did you get? anything else you want to sell. >> to get back at him she had friends rip him off. >> they pretty much packed up his house and loaded it up. >> she negotiates a price. >> will you come back with the other stuff? >> of course. >> i was going to say 500, and i will throw in 520, because of the cab. >> 480 bucks and you can find your own cab. what are you looking for? is somebody going to talk to y

i was like, dang, i never knew that water tasted so good. but it does, just ice water. and these are the little things we take for granted. >> trotter, whose name is infamous in the indiana state prison system, will now be around other inmates and staff without handcuffs and shackles for the first time in ten years. he originally came to prison nearly three decades earlier on a four-year sentence for theft. but then trotter received 142 years as a result of being one of the instigators of a major riot at another prison. he has spent a total of 16 years in confinement but says these last ten nearly broke him. >> that was some of the most torturous time i ever did in my life back there. and it took everything i had to keep it from dehumanizing me, demoralizing me and institutionalizing me. it strips the humanity away from you. i guess it's a good thing that i can't get emotional. it goes to show you that i'm not dead inside. i still feel. >>> coming up -- >> i've always been told if you're not serving god, you're serving the devil. >> serving time for a devilish act of ar

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one of the world's most dangerous men may be dead, but one of the world's most dang ru women is still firmly still alive and in my studio tonight. >> i have no filter no class, no voice, no decorum. just fun. >> brace yourselves, it's kathy griffin, take two. >> how many times have you been properly loved? >> this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> good evening. the death of dictator kim jong-il puts his third and youngest son in charge of one of the most dangerous countries on the planet, a country with a nuclear program and now an untested 20-something leader. no surprise that the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff says the united states will remain vigilant even though north korea has not made any unexpected moves. but how dangerous is that son, kim jong-un in jon huntsman says it's always a certain amount of craziness, his word, in northcally ya. he joins me now. a crazy place, not many people know that much about the inner workings of north korea. how much importance should we put on this shift in power? because on the face of it, a 29-year-old boy, a son in charge of this dangero

. >> dang it! it's my turn? >> jimmy: yes. >> all right, come on.'ll do it always. >> jimmy: oh my gosh. she's just the coolest, come on. i love that you're just downing beers. all right, here we go. you go one more time. >> all right. oh! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. you are the best ever. oh my gosh. paula patton! "mission: impossible - ghost protocol" is in imax and theatres everywhere today! aretha franklin performs next! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >>> brought to you by old navy -- "come fun, come all." >> jimmy: our next guest is making her third appearance on the show this year. we're so happy to have her back to perform the holiday classic "angels we have heard on high" from her album "this christmas." please welcome back to the show aretha franklin! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ oh ♪ angels we have heard on high sweetly singing o'er the plains ♪ ♪ and the mountains in reply echoing their sweet refrain ♪ ♪ ♪ gloria ♪ in excelsius deo ♪ ♪ gloria ♪ in excelsus deo ♪ yeah ♪ come to bethlehem and see come and see christ who's b

(indistinct conversations) you still fretting about that dang phone?w, i used everything in this lab to try and dry it out. you know, i even stuck it in the centrifuge. you did what now? i give up. i'm a doctor not an engineer. (sighs) what, are you selling stuff on ebay? hmm. you real funny. homicide confiscated this from a suspect in the davidson case. ha ha. how you like me now, darth vader? who's your daddy? i don't think we saw the same "star wars," man. here we go. restraints. let me see. same width, same circular pattern. looks like a match to me. congratulations. you just proved that he liked to be tied up during sex. ethan, i will pop you, boy. did you find a red cloth in there? why? 'cause we found fibers in his nose from whatever was used to knock him out. no, nothing but leather... (clattering) chains... ew. and some kind of gel. that's not gel. (groans) oh, no. dr. hunt. i gotta tell her about her phone. her phone? come on. where's her phone? oh, no. no, no, no, no, no. where's her phone? oh, this can't be happening. ethan. what? what are

oh, dang! dear me! yes, i know. suddenly, the pennies didn't fall out of the slot machine. no, no.that's not really why you brought it, because it's a most beautiful piece of russian cloisonné enamel. cloisonné enamel is a very ancient russian technique. it was made in the 17th century, and at about the turn of the century... ...there's a huge revival for it. yes. "cloisonné" because a cloisonné means a honeybee cell, and it's a french word, really, to evoke separation. each color is separated with a tiny wire, a silver wire soldered onto there. but what is utterly exceptional about your piece, and i really do love it, is that it's a sort of 17th-century style beaker that's gone through the sort of mangle of the art nouveau movement. it seems to owe something to german art nouveau here, jugenstil, and then, i can't think how cloisonné enamel could be more beautiful in a way than this sort of mad kind of sizewell "b" hydrangea here. it's a sort of mutant ninja hydrangea. i love it. and, um, so, what's it mean to you? was it a gift? yes, i had a few things from a lady i used to work,

. >> dang it! it's my turn? >> jimmy: yes. >> all right, come on.do it always. >> jimmy: oh my gosh. she's just the coolest, come on. i love that you're just downing beers. all right, here we go. you go one more time. >> all right. oh! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. you are the best ever. oh my gosh. paula patton! "mission: impossible - ghost protocol" is in imax and theatres everywhere today! aretha franklin performs next! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ monica ] i'm away on a movie shoot and it hasn't been going exactly as planned. cut. cut! [ monica ] i thought we'd be on location for 3 days -- it's been 3 weeks. so i had to pick up some more things. good thing i've got the citi simplicity card. i don't get hit with a fee if i'm late with a payment... which is good because on this job, no! bigger! [ monica ] i may not be home for a while. [ male announcer ] the new citi simplicity card. no late fees. no penalty rate. no worries. [ female announcer ] this time of year you have a lot of festive meals. and safeway helps make every holi