>> trevor: desi is that "die hard?"> those cowardly hostages just sat there, trevor, waiting for someone to yippee-kay-ay them to safety. >> trevor: desi, that's a movie. >> den carson is the only realist in this conversation. he knows gun control is off the table. since we can't control the guns. we can at least control the victims' reactions to the guns. we've all heard the saying, "guns don't kill people, people shot by guns who don't rush the guy shooting them kill people." ( applause ) >> trevor: i just don't get it, desi. how can stopping a mass shooting be the victims' responsibility? >> look, this is the world we live in. you don't wake up in the morning ready to be a human shield, just stay home, okay, because otherwise you're putting everyone around you at risk of being shot by a bullet that you could have blocked. >> trevor: i don't know, desi, carson's comments just seem so callous right now. >> hey, hey, don't shoots the messenger. although, that would be your right. ( applause ). >> trevor: so, you think b

desi, clinton campaign must be pleased after last night's performance. i mean the way she dealt with benghazi was fantastic. >> look, benghazi was not secretary clinton's fault. this is just a vast right wing-- oh, sorry, wait a minute, i didn't realize, you were complimenting her. ( laughter ) i'm just-- i'm just so used to being on the defensive with hillary. you know, it's like being a cubs fan in chicago. for so long, you believe in them because you feel like you have to, and then they actually win something, and it's like, "oh, my god! yay!" >> trevor: that's so true, thank you, desi. a great night for hillary indeed. and it really seems exciting for all the democratic candidacy right now, roy, bernie supporters must be more confident he can win the nomination now? what? no. ( laughter ) i mean, people here, they like bernie, but he's still a socialist brooklyn grandpa. everybody is voting for hillary. >> same here. i mean, yes, martin o'malley is a person who exists, but a first woman president, like, how can they resist. >> jeff agrees with everyt

desi, it's still hard to fathom that i.s.i.s. makes so much money selling antiques on the black market. it's actually disgusting. >> that's right, it's awful how i.s.i.s. can if you feel their campaign of destruction by selling off the region's greatest treasures. treasures like this smart little item hasan is displaying for us. hasan, what can you tell us about this piece? >> this is a statue of the fertility god. >> i don't need one of those. i'm very fertile. >> how much would one expect to pay for an irreplaceable piece of civilization like this. >> on the market, this could go for as much as $380,000. >> what? yeah! but right now we're selling it today for not three, not two, but just $140,000. that's a steal. >> it literally was. hasan, desi, sorry, but this is exactly the problem. sounds like this creates a market for i.s.i.s. to exploit for higher and higher profits. >> that's absolutely right. the money you spend on items like this go right back into destroying more historic sites like palmyra. >> which means this speos

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is that pumpkin patch even in syria, desi? >> no. >> trevpr: what is happening to my staff? you're alm pumpkin spice addicts. jordan what are you doing? >> i'm cool, bro. i'm cool. >> trevor: are you snorting pumpkin spice? what is going on here. roy, is roy wood, jr. out there. roy wood, jr., please tell me please-- oh, no. is that a pumpkin spice latte, roy. >> we don't drink pumpkin. >> trevor: thank god. >> it's a sweet potato latte. >> that is gross. really, look, you know what, trevor. you don't understand, pumpkin spice comes but once a year, like christmas or jewish christmas. ( laughter ) we americans cling to these fleety moments, not knowing if somewhat pumpkin spice donut could be our last. i guess where you come from, you don't know what scarcity is. >> trevor: really? >> yup. >> trevor: jordan klepper, everyone. we'll be right back. just let the hostages go. >> i'm not going back to jail! >> take it easy. >> no, no, no! no! before earning enough cash back from bank of america to take their act to the next level... before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every t

>> no desi. yoknow, and she said, "my god, what am i gointo do?" she didn't know how to deal with the writers. they called lunch, she w wt to her office, she thought about it, and thought about it, came back, and she told them in no uncertain terms what was wrong with that script and how to fix it. she took another litite drink and she said, "and kid, that's when they put the s on the end of my last name." [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> seth: what a wonderful person to get to spend time with. >> it was great. e was great. >> seth: your show always looked like so much fun. >> it was. >> seth: and there was so much laughter on the show, which i think people eoyed a great deal, because i think that helps people feel they know you. and tim conway is sort of fafaus for switching it up. you would do a dress rehearsal and then he would change it >> correct, we would tape both shows, so we would have a backup with the dress rehearsal. and then he would go to ou director before the second show. he said, "di

lucy had been brought before the committee and of course she and desi arnaz are terrified that theirnd it's ike's birthday. it's ike's birthday and mamie invites lucy, desi and vivian vance and william fawley to the white house and she says to entertain. they do a bit of entertaining for ike's birthday but then mamie makes a point of having lucy and desi sit with her and ike for the dinner portion of the evening.

desi is like all english bulldogs, cute, dumb and skeptical of aging. happened when the wrinkle fart parlor came into contact with fire, desi does not like the fire on that cupcake. >> it's your birthday, you don't like birthdays? kennedy: cute. they are great. ancestors with a similar react but they put out the flames with their own feces. >> topic two. jeremy roenick is an nhl legend who played for league for 18 years, took too many shots on the bean, he came up with a brilliant idea of wrestling alligator on the golf course. >> you are in the frame. >> are you sure. >> yes. >> really can't blame him. alligators are the goons of the golf course. he would have given him a what for if he it not slither away. alligators can to all sorts of damage, even to the best intentioned golfers. >> i got his head [screaming] kennedy: rest in peace chubbs. but if jeremy roenick keeps up the shin an begans he will -- shenanigans he will be joining you in heaven soon enough. kennedy: topic three. donna, did his best donna, amicci impression, he flung himself to the yo

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it's his birthday and mamie desi, and vivian vance and william probably -- froley to the white houses to entertain. they do a little bit of entertainment for ike's birthday then mamie makes a point of having lucy and desi sit with her and ike for the dinner portion of the evening. she is not saying anything about it. she is just making a very public who she invites and where they sit and how they are treated when they arrive. susan: mamie eisenhower rings a general's wife's sense to the white house. we learn more about how she approached life in the white house. >> as a young girl, she was diagnosed with a heart condition. in later years she was under doctor's orders to stay in bed three days a week. that was a little too much for yed inty, rice and sta bed every day until noon. she would get up in the mornings, do her hair, and then where these lovely bed jackets the laid back down in bed. we have many notes from those meetings. while larry that jacket she would often be with her secretary to plan the day's events. she ran the white house with military precision. her schedules were

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desi, with paid media, or with his own rhetoric, have to come back?heory of the rubio campaign is lay low, don't be involved in skirmishes. but they will come after him. john: it is going to be hard to not respond. we will be right back. inside the battle for power on capitol hill. ♪ ♪ mark: our guest is mick mulvaney from south carolina, joining us from capitol hill. the familiar site for anyone who watches television. thanks for joining us. i will start by saying that is a great tie. congressman, let's talk about your state and the flooding there. what is the latest? what needs to happen next to help the people of south carolina? >> what we need is for the rain to stop, which stopped today. we had 24 inches of rain in charleston in about 48 hours. we had 16 inches of rain in colombia is not coming down river to charleston. we are told that they won't crest until saturday. we have public safety things to deal with, we have to get some people out of harms way, we have roads and bridges that are unsafe. it is pretty rugged. it is a tough time to be in

television the only latinos you might see were quick draw mcgraw's little cartoon burro babba louie, desi arnaz. not exactly much that you could build a contemporary identity around. >> no, no. actually, i found a lot of comfort watching television in the mid-'50s and i would watch father knows best and leave it to beaver. and i used to wonder where those people were. and where those suburban environments existed. and i also used to wonder, "what-- where am i going to fit into this society," that was clearly blind to me. we weren't in any books. we had el diario. there was a couple of s-- you know, that's where the stories about what was going on in the latino community were written up. so it's very hard for me to get across to kids, or people who weren't around in '69, how absolutely invisible people of color were on television. and that's why i was so shocked when i saw sesame street before i was on. >> when you joined the show, did you imagine that you'd spend the next four decades there? >> no. i thought it was gonna be over in five years. i came on board the third year, expecting it

it's ike's birthday, and mamie invites lucy, desi and vivian vance and...k) swain: william frawley. irvin holt: ... to the white house, and she says to entertain. well, they do a little bit of entertainment for ike's birthday, but then mamie makes a point of having lucy and desi sit with her and ike for the dinner portion of the evening. she's not saying anything about it. she's just making a very public statement... (crosstalk) ... about who she invites and where they sit, and how they're treated when they arrive. swain: mamie eisenhower brings a general's wife's sensibility to the running of the white house. we're going to return to the eisenhower library in abilene, kansas, to learn more about how she approached life in the white house. william snyder: as a young girl, mamie was diagnosed with a heart condition. in later years, she was under doctor's orders to stay in bed three days a week. well, that was a little too much for mamie, so she compromised and stayed in bed every day until noon. but, she was a busy lady. she would still meet with her staff.

. >>> joe biden is close to making a desis about whether to run for president and could have an announcementn the next few days. among the republican hopefuls, donald trump and ben carson scored a victory when cnbc agreed to keep the gop debate at two hours instead of three. >> they want to make this an extra hour. it is unfair to the viewers because it is too much. >> on capitol hill today, the republican led investigation into the 2012 attack on the u.s. embassy in benghazi heard testimony from a former clinton aide behind closed doors. hillary clinton is going to appear next week in a public session. she said she wasn't sure of the committee's objective. >>> it turns out the valley fire in lake county destroyed the homes of dozens of firefighters who were out battling the flames but now there is an effort out to help them. rob roth spoke to one of the firefighters who lost everything to find out how he is doing. >> reporter: while firefighters fought bravely against the valley fire last month, many were finding out their own homes had been reduced to ashes. >> i don't think i fully graspe

gowdy saying this is not desi designed as a takedown of hillary clinton.t is a claim that clinton endorsed in the interview with jake tapper. >> i don't know what to expect. i think it is pretty clear whatever they might have thought they were doing, they ended up becoming a partisan arm of the republican national committee with an overwhelming focus on trying to as they admitted drive down my poll numbers. i have already testified about benghazi. i testified to the best of my ability before the senate and house. i don't know that i have very much to add. this is, after all, the eighth investigation. >> gowdy says he is less interested in clinton e-mails than e-mails of the u.s. ambassador chris stevens. he sought additional security before he was killed in the benghazi attacks. for more, let's bring in chris frates in washington. >> reporter: good morning. gowdy said the e-mails will demonstra demonstrate stevens requested more security in libya. gowdy says stevens wanted more security with the growing violence and washington wanted help with spinning the

my five, gabriel on the right and the youngest of my grandchildren, my middle grandson, his name is desithat's dr. dev, my daughter in law. get out while you can, the leaves will be gone in a couple of days, it's one of the prettiest places in america. >> you're very sweet. become very nostalgic. >> i love being a grandpa, i love being a daddy. >> my one more thing, my mom's favorite show, "the joy of painting" with bob ross is now streaming. a lot of people are into it. you can stream all 403 episodes through the weekend. >> he's not alive, right? >> he passed on. >> this is an amazing show to watch. >> my mother made me watch this show all the time. i thought it was so boring. >> it's soothing. >> it is. >> this has been interesting. happy friday to everything. happy halloween, be safe. >> 407 episodes. >> 403. >> set your dvrs, never miss an episode of "the five" or geraldo. "special report," all of the above. >>> back to the future, americans special operations troops on the ground in syria. and returning to iraq. what happened to the president's promise not to do that? this is "spec

his name is desi. desmond. that's dr. deb, my daughter-in-law. beautiful family. be gone in a couple of days. and it's just one of the prettiest places in america. >> you're very sweet. you've become very nostalgic. >> i love being a grandpa. i love being a daddy. >> meagan mccain. >> my mom's favorite show, "the joy of painting" with bob ross is now streaming on twix the online platform. a lot of people are into it. you can stream all 483 episodes over the weekend. >> he's an live, right? >> he passed on. >> this is an amazing show to watch. >> my mother made me watch this all the time growing up. i thought it was so boring. may he rest in peace. >> it's soothing. >> it actually is. >> it's like an aquarium that moves. >> this has been interesting. happy friday to everybody. happy halloween. be safe. >> 407 -- >> 403. >> set your dvrs. never miss an episode of "the five" or "geraldo." "gutfeld report." all of the above. >>> we begin with a fox news alert. four people dead in colorado after a series of shootings there. hello, everyone. i'm greg jarrett. welcome to

and we've learned this is not an easy desis for people. so they need help and they need resources there. >> three principle items. we're focussed on ethnic might yeah, dealing with the hispanic, portuguese and asian communities in pockets throughout the state that are underinsured. second, our selection of navigators and walk-in centers for this fall is specifically targeted towards underinsured communities. thirdly, there's an innovative program where because massachusetts has a state insurance mandate, our department of revenue knows who does not have insurance. they would never share data with u us. that's out of bounds. but they are able to on our behalf to notify uninsured residents of their opportunity to become insured through the state based marketplace. >> thank you very much. mr. kissel. >> we changed our outreach model from a media-driven model to a personal model. we added marketplace assisters to speak the 15 or 20 languages and dialects of the people in the nations of the pacific rim, in addition to the cultures of america. w

. >> rose: braz insky said theu.sd that russia cease and desis and to say that any repetition will prompt a immediate retaliation. >> i am a great admirer of brezinsky but i think that if you could do-- without being-- you could state we're going to defend these areas. we're not going to let you come in and barrel bomb these people. we're going to train and equip free syrian army people. this is a no fly zone, my friends. and this is a buffer zone. and we're going to care for these people. then if vladimir putin flew in, and then you could expand from there. isis isn't that strong. isis is strong because they're succeeding. vladimir putin is presiding over the weakest economy perhaps in all of europe. it's not as if these people are invincible. it's only because they have a goal and a strategy and we don't. >> rose: there are people whoart the rush arnes fall on their own sword, that if in fact they are there, they will find out that they are no better at solving the mess in syria than anybody else. is and it will end up the same way afghanistan ended up for them when they went home, havi

we did was we insured that the models that pratt & whitney was making fit the models when we first desi designed it. we will not make that same kind of mistake and pratt whitney has learned that lesson. >> thank you. i yield back, mr. chairman. >> mr. cook. >> thank you, mr. chairman. general, there was an election this week in canada. it appears mr. trudeau is going to be the winner of that election. correct me if i am wrong, but i believe he made some pre-election statements that n canada would not purchase the f-35s and thick they were in for 65. the question is about affordability if a partner drops out of that. i don't know -- i'm not a lawyer and dangerous enough as a marine at one time. is that going to have an impact on costs? >> it wouldn't be appropriate to speculate what canada will or won't do. i won't provide any opinion about that. i will also tell you, i have received no official notification from canada about the change in status for them today. having said that, i'm prepared to tell you what the impact to the program would be if that were the case. let me explain that t

industry as they start to see the value of the test site because while i'm not a technician, i'm note a desi n but the company that comes up with a light weight active collision avoidance system that is priced at a point that can be on any aerial system that company will make a lot of money and the best place to test these are the existing test sites. so i think it's a good program moving forward. >> i'd like to go back to the administrator. part of my question was about granting all the section 333 exemptions. that seems to be where most of your energy and effort is concentrated now instead of supporting technology and testing and data collection. is that accurate? >> well, i would say those are different functions. section 333 has certainly gotten a lot of attention, but it's a different group, if you will, within faa that does that. we have research going on with mitre cooperation in conjunction with nasa, dod, at the tech center and center of excellence. so we're focused on all of those things and they're all part of the puzzle going forward. >> so do you get information back after you'v

political agenda they're trying to push. 60% to 25% the investigation in to planned parenthood is desi designed to score political points so they see through it. women voters in particular have a high regard for planned parenthood, not surprising. many of them have been planned parenthood's patients. a couple things to note, 61% believe that planned parenthood plays an important role in reducing the number of unintended pregnancies which is at a 40-year low right now, so very important role there. and 59% believe that planned parenthood is one of the few affordable health care options. just to summarize the recent attacks, this is in the past two months. we know in the past few years reproductive access to health care is under attack like never before. my colleague, rachel sussman, she is our state policy director, and she's going to be leading off a panel later today to talk about the state attacks and to preview what we're anticipating in this next legislative session, but after a very intense several years of state attacks on reproductive health care just in the last two months we h

factions have said we will come back and we will strike against russia and russia will be our next desi neigh. . >> isn't the bigger problem in terms of u.s. russia relations, the argument the united states has given safe haven to war criminals, terrorists? >> there has been that. also reports that the u.s. has been support iing the chechnyan insurgency, the north caucuses insurgency, that the u.s. has been training mujahadin who have been striking in the north caucuses, which partially is true because if you compare those mujahadin who came to the caucuses from afghanistan, they were linked to this cia and there was a lot of presence in afghanistan of the u.s. and the u.s. did train a lot of the antisoviet forces back in afghanistan. so, there is that aspect. but i think the u.s., antiu.s. sentiments are way more linked to ukraine or the economic decline these days than to the north caucuses insurgency. >> okay. >> all right, gentleman here in the very back. >> hello? yeah, my name's -- thanks for your presentation, it's very insightful and well informed. i wanted to ask two questions.

the pakistan post and the desi talk. this is 74th street where shops and restaurants and the tempo on the street is lively. the gold jewelry and coins are displayed. >> if you go to india, you'll see everybody has some sort of gold on them. >> reporter: as for the latest change -- >> there's been a huge influx of bangladeshi and bengali immigrants taking over. the indians and pakistanis of the past have kind of migrated to long island or farther ends of queens. a lot of them chose to move out but that doesn't stop them from coming back. >> reporter: 74th street, the heart of little india. a flow of people, clothes, jewelry, faces marking a neighborhood that is unique. gabe pressman, news 4 new york. >> he takes us into all the little nooks and crannies of the city. >> grew up watching gabe. always incredible to see him still do his thing. >> very, very cool. >>> still ahead on this sunday morning, we'll introduce you to this week's wednesday's child. >> and storm team 4's raphael miranda with the latest on the >>> welcom

. >> the film charts of the course of that influence over the decades, from desi or nez of "i love lucys. through the '70s and stars like carlos santana before gloria estefan hit it big in the '80s. latin music erupted in the 1990s with stars like jennifer lopez, ricky martin and marc anthony. the stage was set for shakira and emerge is sand like romeo santos and jennifer lopez says what happened in the documentary transcends performance, that it becomes bigger than that, this movement that is happening. would you agree with that? >> absolutely. i mean, you're talking about a demographic that is still considered a minority but is really becoming a majority. very quickly. >> that impact is sure to grow. but 2050 one estimate says nearly one in three americans will be latino. >> the there are 50 million latinos here who have the ability to spend 1.3 trillion a year making them the world's 15th largest economy. >> actor john leguizamo fanarras film and is happy to share his love of latin music. >> it's all about living life and being in the moment. it just grabs you in that place in your h