that the devil actually come and got my baby. everybody was a suspect.ave thought you did it back then. i mean, anybody i looked at i was mad at. i went into a world of my own, and i hated people. >> damien echols tells me he was also in his own world. just beginning, he says, to hear about the three young boys found in west memphis. durp the first time you heard about this murder? >> getting up that morning. i mean, it was everywhere. you couldn't not hear it. it was on every news channel, on every newspaper, they were talking about it on the radio. >> what were you thinking? >> to be honest, not a lot. i didn't pay -- it was something that didn't play a big role in my world. you know? i was -- it was people i didn't know, a situation i didn't know. >> he would figure it out very quickly. >> police launched a massive search for the killers. >> he may have not have realized it at first, but damien was the prime suspect. >> as soon as they found those bodies they were at my house. >> damien was 18 years old at the time. dirt poor and troubled. he had had

when in arizona, support the cardinals, the phoenix suns, the coyotes, arizona state university sun devils, if you have to, the wildcats and lumberjacks. that's what you've got. being from detroit i respect that. >> that's right. >> but in arizona incarceration, we do try to indoctrinate you into our philosophy of arizona sports. >> i shall amalgamate these feelings, these thoughts and, please pause while i vomit. >> but harrington has taken some matters into his own hands.

they will face the sun devils next saturday. for the pac-12 title and a chance to play in the rose bowl. tyler gaffney playing at stanford. kevin hogan and a pump fake early on. 16 yards in the end zone and talking about a blown cover. second quarter and tyler gaff neither -- tyler gaffney and he had 189 yards rushing. third quarter and stanford strikes first. i think i could have scored there. stanford up 21-6. perfect 14-yard throw to the end zone. fighting irish close the gap and late fourth quarter and notre dame one last chance. picks off reece for the second time. they win it 27-20 and ending their season 10-2. >> this is why i came back for this reason. sphan -- stanford is unbelievable and they are an unbelievable team. to be there side by side because you are contributing is great. >> a brief timeout before we hit the upset button on this rivalry weekend. and what an ending, and we have it for you as we continue. rivalry week in college football. underdogs cannot be discounted. auburn upset alabama with a miracle finish

the devils with a little steel here. the goalie never had a chance. the reacharound was out of reach as a goalie. devils win, 5-2. -- a half-alf card court shot that wins raising cane stick and -- this just in, kobe bryant will miss six weeks with a fracture in his left knee. he is out for six weeks. tom wilson of the caps will not be suspended for his hit the other night. >> that was a big one. a subaru... ...are the hands that do good things for the whole community: the environment, seniors, ki, and animals. that's why we created the share the love event. by the end of this year, the totadonated 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. >> the hard work of volunteers is paid off. they were able to place a reeves on the graves of a half american veterans this weekend. it includes arlington national cemetery and 900 other locations across the globe. >> we are glad we have nice weather around here to d

her name will always be attached to prada because of the devil wears prada.as that affected your business in any way, positive or negative? >> of course, it made the name of prada very famous, even more if necessary, and her also. >> when she drops in on a designer, it is make-or-break time. >> and it goes with a belt. >> nicolas ghesquiere of balenciaga is anxious to please. >> light. >> yeah, i'm trying. >> do you keep her in mind when you're working on a new collection? >> there is always a moment when you question if anna will like it or not, for sure. i think any designer who says the contrary would lie. >> john galliano, who designs for dior, who some might think needs a better tailor, calls wintour his fairy godmother. >> oh, my goodness, in all my success--i mean, without her support, i certainly wouldn't be at the house of dior today. >> well, he is no more. he was fired in march 2011. >> bernard arnault, who has a better tailor and owns dior, is the chairman of lvmh, the largest luxury conglomerate in the world. when wintour recommended to the riche

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>> now meet the dare devil who will reveal the grand finale. >> it's a nice ending to the whole family a skier jumps a railing but -- >> the railing doesn't hold him. >> he turns a holiday shopping trip into a proposal and she -- >> was not expecting it. >> the dance that got a girl friend to say yes. >> and you never heard this version of eye silent -- "silent night." >> the grinch comes out this time of year. it came out in this woman. there's a snowman there that seemed to be in a public display but the woman decided to help herself and carry it away. as you can see, she was caught on camera butch the ccr. v for them back the tape. and they they've capted her taking a the snowman. why she would take a picture of it, i don't know. >> that was weird. >> so you're saying it's a snow woman? >> it was obviously part of a public days dis play for christmas. >> cctv not only have video of you, they also call her on the phone. guess what happens at the very end. it has a happy ending and snowman or know woman. back to the. >> these 5 years old,s that except she's a grown woman and she'd hav

not angels or devils, not anything in creation should be able to separate us from the love in christ,esus. god gave god's son. i think that love, believing we are somebody and we do count and we are valued is, to me, a very motivating powerful factor. i think you captured it. >> i think it's easier said than done. >> it's definitely not an easy thing to do, but i think that's what we're all about, constant practice. it's a constant preparation and constant prayer that i alluded to. it's ongoing. it's still being upbeat and hopeful about it because it's ongoing because it's complete. i do feel i'm on a journey and have had wonderful experiences on a journey. meeting all the people i've met. they've been so wonderful, particularly during this time of year. the cards i've received. all of it. you know, i'm an avid leader. i must have gotten so many cards from barnes and noble. >> we were hoping for some of ron's best books. what are you reading right now? >> biographies that are so important to me. it's on lincoln. i'm reading a biography on mike tyson, of all people. i'm reading -- i lo

. >> the winged suit dare devil takes it to the next level. >> and look what happened. >> how crowded skies led to one close call. >> are you going to ask me a question? >> no, i'm on google glass. >> an internet prankster hits the mall with a message. >> don't be a doush this holiday. >> you might not know the answer but google glass knows the answer. >> and how does he knows when baby need as change? see the answer when it's dad versus the dirty diaper. >> the video i'm about to show you was recently released and was shown at a coroner's inquest to determine whether the police officer's actions were justified. this happened on a residential street in toronto. you see a group of officers screaming and backing up very quickly with their guns drawn. you see a man wearing a hospital gown walk into the frame chasing after two of the officers and then one of the officers fires three shots at that man. that's michael elligan. apparently he has escaped hospital and apparently had been suffering from depression and delusions. here's the information that's been coming out. one of the officers

detail that the devils are very concerned about out there. >> reporter: that's right.ne element of this bill getting push back. under 62, still working age will see a cut in their benefits. they'll get a cost of living adjustment that goes up every year, that will drop by a percentage point. they won't get as much money over time. this will kick in, in two years, this is for working age retirees when they do hit the age of 62 it will bounce back up and it will be like they never experienced that reduction in terms of their makeup pay. that's why congressman ryan didn't think it was of grave concern. this impacts 20% of military retirees but a lot of push back from republicans saying they're not going to vote for this bill. it was said that this also effects disabled members of the military that have retired. she said that will get fixed. >> i want to make sure today that they know that a provision in this deal that mistakenly included disabled retirees will be effected. this will be effect. it will be addressed. >> folks who are for the passage of these overall bill is

. >> stop looking for devils. we are the devils. the problem is tnspancy.ow we have 24/7 new cycle. everything that is done is kwn instantly. if the passage of social security and medicare d been subjected to the same kind of news coverage we are giving the affordable care act act, we would see the same kind of rollout problems. time when we had conferences on the hill, closed conferences. members could get together across party lines and work out things. now they cannot do that. thiss our business. we have covered this place like a blanket. we have put t these individuals and politicians into bes. they cannot get out because ofof the y we cover them. >> he is saying we have seen the enemy, and he is us. >> we have contributed to something that has hurt washington. that is the sense of moral superiority. people feel morally supeor to their fo n now. there was less of it. people were more willing to get together and not posture that they were morally superior. i think it has been almost fatal to w washington. of,he early era you spoke to bone meal, the democ

in night, death, and the devil, the artist takes the equestrian statue he had seen in italy and rides it into a northern forest. here's the man of action, the warrior, blind to the perils surrounding him-- death at his side, the devil and devastation in his wake. durer's radiant engraving of saint gerome is a hymn to the contemplative life, showing his favorite saint in sacred study. subtlety of light and detailed depiction of the interior all recall van eyck's art. for his figure of brooding melancholy, durer may have used a michelangelo sibyl as his model. melancholy is the dark side of genius. the discarded tools-- a plane and saw, instruments, and inkwell-- all convey the frustrated artist, his creativity blocked. albrecht durer was a northern genius who succeeded in assimilating the lessons of the south. the last and boldest statement of northern religious art can be found in the isenheim altarpiece-- the work of a german master. this massive altar in three stages is by the artist we know as matthias grunewald. in many ways, it is the ultimate painting in christian art. never aga

leave it to a russian dare devil to try such a -- >> ridiculous stunt. >> and see what's behind an elaborate fakeout in union station. >> chicago, the magical piano. >> how it's bringing joy to the season. well, mostly. >> in this dash cam video from ohio state patrol, they have a cruiser off the side of the road dealing with a car accident. outside the car is trooper brent hill. watch what happens to trooper hill. >> whoa! >> trooper hill was struck by another motorist. you see him go flying through the air beyond the car that they were there trying to help, struck the pavement, trooper hill, survived the accident but he was criticalically injured, just weeks after he started on the force. he spent 20 days in the hospital. the trooper has recovered from his injuries but he's not actively on the force. the hart breaking part is you hear his partner run up to him. >> brent, brent, brent! don't move! [ bleep ] you've got to hurry. >> it's hard to hear his partner calling for help. he's distressed to what he's seeing. the video just now being released because the driver that struck the trooper

i was talking about this, the devil, that was the devil. the devil was all over me.h at it now. but it was a sad situation because i should have been showing you all the right way. they're older now. 19 and 20. it's getting into a situation where they're experiencing the adult life, you know, and i'm not there for them physically. i miss them, i miss them bad. i love you. bye. >> all right. i love you. >> love you, daddy. >> you all be good. >> you, too. >> anya and sianna find it painful to visit their father in jail. but they might have to get used to it. if he loses his appeal, garcia could go to prison for 17 years. >> my dad is the world to me. looking at him behind there is hard. >> it is. but he'll be out soon. so it's okay. i know god's going to help us. >> those are my girls, man. my girls mean everything to me. that visit right there means everything to me, man. >>> katie ellis has not seen or spoken to her husband, chad white, in almost three months. both have been serving time in the hillsborough county jail. but chad recently had a court date and expecte

. >> stop looking for devils. we are the devil's here. the problem is transparency.ow we have a 24/seven news cycle. everything done is known instantly. if the passage of the social security act and medicare have been subjected to the same kind of news coverage we are giving the affordable health care act, we would see the same kind of rollout problems. there was a time when we got started with the show, there were closed conferences on the hill. members can get together across party lines and work things out. now they cannot do that. this is our business. we have covered this place like a blanket. we have put these individuals and politicians into certain get outd they can't because of the way we cover them. >> he says we have seen the enemy and it is us. >> we have contributed to a sense of moral superiority. in an earlier age, there was less of it. people were more willing and able to get together and not posture that they were morally superior. i think it has been almost fatal to washington. thomas p o'neill junior, democratic speaker of the house late golf at ha

monday night to each new post at the red devils into the knockout stages but three times champions top group a with a final victory over czech of the mets would join in the last sixteen but by late because of who finished with the win with sociedad the real madrid and gets us a riot of shopping and the surprise. the trick for breath. having finished at the summit of group b with ronaldo said in a new battle with nine goals in a clean campaign. the dentist and green olive attend to a snowy night snack at the tech telecom irina expanding our session i have already qualified as group c winners prior to that final defeat to benfica who were hoping to land the runners up spot. but uptrend in chemical speed and the next three one the portuguese side lost after defecting to head to head with gold against a greek rivals in the descent of the city picks up the defending champions in front of the home crowd finding a path that ten straight champions league victory ron paul to become talk about stadia for the germans is a european kingdom stopping to crumble one of joe's name arabia recently said

but it is a deal you make with the devil. >> and the deal with the devil, i tried to read mary pop pins to my kids and i was surprised at how much different and dark terrorist books are. than the movie.

foster gets both of the sun devils touchdown and it was 28-14 at halftime.as more of a defensive battle. the stanford defense stopping asu on a 4th and goal play. that in the final seconds of the 3rd quarter and in the 4th, kevin hogan from his own end zone put one on the monto cajuste. da78-yard play. it sets the offense for the final nail that came when hogan threw to montgomery in the end zone, great throw and catch. stanford's lead grows to 38-14 and this is what they were playing for. for the second straight season they will represent the pac-12 in the rhodes bowl. that hasn't happened at stanford since the early '80,gaffney rushed for 133 yard as the cardinals roll up 517 yards of offense in all, short of playing for the national championship it doesn't get much better than that. lots to be decided in other games around the country. national championships as well as rose bowl ramifications in the big 10 title game. michigan game over second- ranked ohio state, which needed to win to play for it all in january. the spartans scoring the first 17 points o

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is in the detail and the devil is in implementation the other gulf states the five countries are deeply suspicious they have serious misgivings and they have deeply entrenched us about the demo and then we get a bill which passed by far the largest and have been seeking to dominate this region and have been trying to use those countries in order to severely. undermine and to underline what it. says so how does the international community to regard this clearly bad news for the people's uprising in bahrain it seems that this organization is there to crack down on domestic issues within those countries rather than external threats. yeah definitely i mean the since moved into batarang and response to i don't want to demote spy that people of that's countries. political referrals and democratic change let's not for let's not forget about her brain actually add well what does the american fifty three so it is conceivable it would have been able to move in and station forces and according to their people that part of their country without the full blessing and the full backing of the united s

booklet and a tool in blogging the project and just one of the seven book has gone down so high the devil do was get up to security to fish in it's awfully to keep people safe at the windshield. she said the incident was just one of many institutes in my home yet. the bottle meet that need to make sauce on the etsy shop. another tea with uncle cody need to get caught up in total but this time cos he had bought the cd and rosettes. he still gets the official action. he goes all the sights but he knows what this does have some respect. now they hit it off us. so colossal that one. not only of interest groups from all parties on this date until the afternoon when he doesn't want to speak and i could be integrated into the convent of st paul who. a blonde president. but it was getting a bye after its two new tv stand with the united states that could hit she is a force one nation in the country but also fought handle on signs the fact the united states is sticking to it without all of its troops and if that is used by the end of year the election commission itc has released the final list of

>> i asked my dad, you know, are you the devil here to testimony me?said, yeah, probably. >> tonight on 20/20, the unbelievable story of a father, who turned his own kids into hard core criminals. the surveillance video, the terrified bank tellers, mugshots replacing family photos, and now they are talking only with 20/20. >> he was the muscle with the gun. and i was the money guy. >> 18-year-old daughter in the getaway car. >> it was my family. the loyalty was greater. >> the father's guilty plea, just delivered in court. and for the first time, the confession tapes, that would shock even the police. >> i'll lay it all out. >> the jailhouse confrontation, telling his kids to lie to 20/20. >> you clearly told your kids to manipulate us. just like you were manipulating them. >> plus the moment no one saw coming, the brother and sister reunion. >> i don't want you to go. >> you won't believe what our mic picked up, the father with the question you'll all want answered. >> do you think you're a dad or a devil to these kids? >> tonight, they are keeping it

this is a techniqcal cover. >> the handsome devil i'm not so sure about. >> the devil part. >> go to our website, futuresnow.cnbc.com. scott. >> see you at the top of the hour. >>> up next here, goldman sachs releasing another top trade for 2014. they're making that call for a safer environment. we'll break it down, next. a huge drop for shares of express today. is this a chance to buy on the dip or should you read between the lines about what its forecast will reveal about the rest of the holiday season? that and more, straight ahead. >>> welcome back to the halftime report. check out what's going on with shares of microsoft. they had an intraday high of nearly 39 bucks today. the highest level since july of 2000. it's the fourth best performing stock in the dow jones industrial average this year. scott, not too shabby fon an older tech titan. back over to you. >> no, not at all. third or fourth best dow performer? >> i've been pounding the table for it. >> that's why i'm going up to you on it. >> i will not bring up a certain goldman sachs analyst who will go nameless. i have loved

of all devil because he's an arab it works very well for the anti arab. right narrative onslaught that's going on the global are just arab countries for example an arab civilization so what went down in libya was a massive us french backed invasion us troops all over the place committing massive atrocities that were all covered up and did they achieve their aims yes they remove gadhafi even though he was our man even though we had business deals with because duffy throughout the two thousand and five six seven years and they destroyed the country destroyed the infrastructure absolutely destroyed the systems that could not be had put in place and whether you like the guy or not it created some systems in his own country that some autonomy that were effective and useful and the people of libya many people in libya appreciated the guy and i'm not calling him a hero in any sense of the word but i think he was just another one of these guys who should never be given a country to control but line him up next to the real criminals in the world like him henry kis

of all devil because he's an arab and it works very well for the anti arab. right narrative onslaught that's going on the global are arab countries for example an arab civilization so what went down in libya was a massive us french backed invasion us troops all over the place committing massive atrocities that were all covered up and did they achieve their aims yes they remove gadhafi even though he was our man even though we had business deals with because the feet. about the two thousand and five six seven years and they destroyed the country destroyed the infrastructure absolutely destroyed the systems that could if you had put in place and whether you like the guy or not he had created some systems in his own country that some autonomy that were effective and useful and the people of libya many people in libya appreciated the guy and i'm not calling him a hero in any sense of the word i think he was just another one of these guys who should never be given a country to control but line him up next to the real criminals in the world like him. or to more loo

of all devil because he's an arab and it works very well for the anti arab. right narrative onslaught that's going on the global are arab countries for example an arab civilization so what went down in libya was a massive us french backed invasion us troops all over the place committing massive atrocities that were all covered up and did they achieve their aims yes they remove gadhafi even though he was our man even though we had business deals with because the feet throughout the two thousand and five six seven years and they destroyed the country destroyed the infrastructure absolutely destroyed the systems that could be had put in place and whether you like the guy or not it created some systems in his own country that some autonomy that were effective and useful and the people of libya many people in libya appreciated the guy and i'm not calling him a hero in a sense of the word i think he was just another one of these guys who should never be given a country to control but line him up next to the real criminals in the world like him henry kissinger or tr

of all devil because he's an arab and it works very well for the anti arab. right narrative onslaught that's going on the global are arab countries for example an arab civilization so what went down in libya was a massive us french backed invasion us troops all over the place committing massive atrocities that were all covered up. did they achieve their aims yes they remove gadhafi even though he was our man even though we had business deals with because duffy throughout the two thousand and five six seven years and they destroyed the country destroyed the infrastructure absolutely destroyed the systems that could not be had put in place and whether you like the guy or not it created some systems in his own country that some autonomy that were effective and useful and the people of libya many people in libya appreciated the guy and i'm not calling him a hero in any sense of the word i think he was just another one of these guys we should never be given a country to control but line him up next to the real criminals in the world like him and refused injure or

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. >> what about the new jersey devils? the new jersey devils. i'm destroying your argument. >> it's not a race or ethnicity. >> if it's in the middle. i don't get it. >> i don't either. i love the way you played it. >> i brought it out there. >> it's always something you do instead of thinking. you're saying we can't make distinctions between anything because we're stupid and going to make some blanket rule. >> what about yankees? >> i'm not arguing for zero toleran tolerance. >> you are. how many american indians in houston have had their lives destroyed? >> 17,000. >> that number, where did you get that number in. >> from american natives in houston. >> what about people that have problems paying their bills? would the dodgers be offensive? >> it is offensive. >> what you're saying is true. zero tolerance excuses you from common sense. what's wrong with the braves? >> we're becoming babies. >> the schools are terrible. shouldn't we be outraged about that. >> what percentage of students graduate from houston public school scho school? >> it wou

just to say it is encrypted -- again, like michael said, the devil is in the details.s it a unique encryption? >> a lot of times, these cases pop up, and you can only point to that one for the news of the day, and it is hard to connect all the dots, but there have been similar attacks or data .reaches like this one barnes & noble, i believe, had something similar. >> just last year, barnes & noble had an attack where hard data was stolen from the store. attackers went into 63 different stores and modified the pin device itself to physically steal the information that was entered. ?> what ultimately happened for people wondering what will happen with this target story, what happened with barnes & noble? >> in these situations, there is a risk to customers. banks can take care of credit card fraud. the end-user, the customer, is not at times of risk, but for debit card fraud, we have a different story because that money is being withdrawn from that account, and that can be tough for them to file complaints and get the money back. banks are taking proactive action. target

. >> maybe the devil we know is better than the devil we don't know. merry christmas. >> merry christmas indeed. >>> and nikki hailey is here. she's going on the record up ahead. >>> first, you hash it out with us. what's the biggest blooper or anchor screw up you've seen on live tv. don't use my name, by the way. >>> let's all go off the record for >>> okay. let's all go off the record for just a minute. are some just way too sensitive, loving to jump all over someone's dumb mistake? are we ignoring the fact that the next dumb mistake could be yours? or mine? and should the punishment for a dumb mistake be the death penalty? that's what one anchor got, he got fired for an expletive caught live. >> we'll be back tomorrow after football. [ bleep ] out of here. >> yes, he dropped the f-bomb, but he didn't rob a bank. he did something quite human and very impolite. and it didn't help that the video went viral on youtube. but what happened to someone just being able to apologize. and mistakes? they're human. i think they would be decent and wise to rehire

foster gets both of the sun devils touchdown and it was 28-14 at halftime.d half was more of a defensive battle. the stanford defense stopping asu on a 4th and goal play. that in the final seconds of the 3rd quarter and

i will play devil's advocate. you accuse me of being too hot there, trita, so let me take the view of those who say -- as being too positive. we are being cheated, that the iranians will not keep the part of the bargain and sanctions will unravel and we will lose all the leverage that we've developed. you said that the iranians gave more than the americans did in this round. i'm not so sure. the sanctions relief that he was is giving a small. it's worth a few billion dollars. but symbolically when you look at the fact that the entire international community had coalesced around the sanctions, we reached the maximum point of leverage, now the sanctions are going to begin to be eased. the question that a lot of critics raise is, once you start down that path, will you ever be up to get the sanctions back up to the point that they are at now? and had we given more than the iranians? >> thank you. that's one of the critiques of this deal. a couple of points on the. the first point is, the assumption then is that if we

i'm not blaming the devil. blaming myself, but in a major sense, it wasn't me because i'm better now. i'm sorry for what i did. i realize now that i really ended a man's life. i just saw him as a two-dimensional celebrity with no real feelings. he was an album cover to me. >>> lennon's death, many people have tried to make sense of his murder. in the early 1990s, journalist and author jack jones interviewed chapman at length for his book "let me take you down: inside the mind of mark david chapman." >> mark is an unusual individual. he's a sociopath, but he is much more intelligent than i think most of these people. i think his mind is capable of almost infinite self-deception. i believe unlike a lot of people he tries very hard to emphasize with a lot of other people. he tries to sense that owe people have pain also. it's mostly intellectual knowledge. he didn't really feel it. he wants to hurt the world. chapman told me he fantasized in getting hold of a nuclear bomb and killing millions of people. >> chapman

the cardinal family beat the arizona sun devils. final score 38-14.ate or ohio state on january 1st. this is the first time sanford (#lkt(()háo back years since th 1970s. more coming up in the comcast sportsnet report. >>> coming up, a delta flight made an emergencyçó landing aft taking off. the latest on the teenager whoÑ died midair. >>> the anniversary of pearl Ñi harbor. volunteers work hard to make it a brighter holiday for kids. >>> today marks the 72nd anniversary of the attack on pearl harbor and the number of survivors is getting smaller each year.Ñi almost 2400 service members killed in the early morning surprise attack that drew the elta flight leaving seattle had to make an emergency landing after just taking off. an airline spokesman said a teenager died shortly after the plane left the runway. the pilot diverted the plane to spokane because it was the closest airport. the teenager died of natural causes. >> i saw a flurry of activity. they had oxygen, not masks, but like canisters. the flight attendants were trying to get those. the teen

but then there is the devil is always in the details. this kansas city star piece that came out yesterday about all these facility fees, you know, a woman goes in to get this hospital procedure, the $0, you know, out-of-pocket co-pay then she gets home and she gets a $200 facility fee charged by the hospital, because independent practices end up going away under obamacare. these doctors can't afford to stay in independent practice because of the cost of compliance. the paperwork, the emr, electronic medical records burdens on doctors and the low reimbursement. so they have to flock to hospitals, which is big monopoly power, too. right? that's hospital power and that means the little guy, namely the patients oftentimes get hurt where again these fees that we didn't think about maybe before obamacare passed. can you react. >> laura, i'm generally sorry to hear about your breast cancer. i know many women with breast cancer. when you use the word monopoly i think more insurance companies and insurance companies than i do about hospitals. now

. >> one whole deviled eggs and six shrimp.be this. it's got to be this. i'm sorry. >> oh! >> i had to. >> i knew it, because one whole deviled egg, 75 each, 150, and six shrimp only 60 calories, so stick with the shrimp. >> that's all i can eat when i go to alabama, shrimp with cocktail sauce. >> all right some hot appetizers. how about three stuffed mushrooms -- >> i love them! >> -- or three bacon wrapped daits. which one should you beat because it has more calories? the stuffed mushrooms or the bacon-wrapped dates? >> they're stuffed with cheese? >> cheese and spinach. which one has more calories? >> i'll take that one. >> and you would be right! >> yay! >> love these. >> these are great. these are actually about 100 calories for one of these. >> 100? >> okay, and about 60 for one of these. so, you're really doing well. >> most the mushroom. >> that's good. >> so, we're going to go to the favorites, crackers and cheese or some spinach and artichoke dip. which should you beat because the fat and calories are higher? >> i wou

cheers and applause] our guest tonight amy adams from the movie "american hustle" but what be this devil'stick? [laughter] what sort of witchcraft? [laughter] question for the audience tonight. what do you do with that thing? that thing in your hand there? what do you do with that? we begin tonight with american exceptionalism there are many reasons that this nation is great starius stripeiest flag, the most loco tacos and the best oprah on earth. seriously. [cheers and applause] canada's oprah, she ain't (bleep). [ laughter ] canada's oprah doesn't even have a show. she's just some lady who lives in canada and is named oprah and looks identical to our oprah. what a surprise. [ laughter ] recently america's greatness has come into question. >> u.s. high school students getting a bad grade from a new report that measures proficiency in reading math and science among 65 countries. the u.s. was 36th behind the slovak republic. >> jon: oh! i always feel bad for whatever country is just above america on these lists. [laughter] because invariably that country is used as a standard for just how f

devil.n luther king jr. always said i will not stoop so low that men will cause me to hate other men. i was brought up to know that love -- and i believe that nelson mandela acquired that understanding, and that's why maybe you could see the wrinkles on his face, and 95 years is a long time to live, i believe that he was tempered in the fire, and that with the strength and with the fire, and the fight that was in him, it was tempered by humility and i believe a level and a pressure of understanding and love. and that's why he began to be a voice for peace. >> he certainly was, thank you so much for being here, dr. king, and we appreciate your perspective having met nelson mandela. i think we're all aware that over the next few days we will hear a lot about nelsonm mandel. i hope that our american politicians will be listening and learning from his example. there is a lot to be learned. >>> acacording to a new poll, 5% of millennials don't approve of obama care. coming up, we'll ask a college

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