put on the disguise. sat in the front row. i admit i looked freaky.a seeko. >> jimmy: jyou brought a piece f videotape. >> my work i am the most proud of. >> jimmy: tell us what is going on here. >> all right. >> come up here! [ indiscernible ] >> period! [ cheers and applause ] kathy griffin, may 23rd at the mirage in vegas. for additional dates you can visit kathygriffin.com. when does the maury show air? >> i don't know. but hope the numbers are through the roof. >> jimmy: kathy griffin, everybody we'll be right back with tony hale. >> dicky: portions of "jimmy kimmel live" are brought to you by at&t. get your first 90 days of beats music free now. head to att.com/beatsmusic for more information. your family plan. sut 10 gigs of datare with unlid text. and for a family of four, that's $160 dollars a month. sounds great. sounds like a slam dunk. oh you a basketball fan? yeah, i played a little. hmmm, me too. lily adams. point guard. high school jv. grant hill. small forward. college and professional. oh, good for you. introducing our best-ever famil

we'll have to go in disguise and fill out the forms in disguise. >> yes, because employees cannot win >> i'll wear the mustache. >> we'll see you in livermore this weekend. >> i'll be wearing a blond wig. >>> paying to drive. a new plan for toll roads. >> and we have jimmy, of course. >> hey, guys. kevin spacey is here. lewis black and thank you notes. you have to watch. we're on next. >>> you could call it growing pains in mountainview. the economy is growing, so is the traffic. they are considering toll roads. basically charging you to use these three exits off 101. san antonio, rengstorff and shoreline. these are heavily congested arteries. the streets lead to google and other high-tech companies. city leaders say they'll first ask the companies to offer incentives to their employees who carpool or use other forms of transportation. the congestion pricing plan will be presented to the city council this december. >>> now something you expect in california but gas prices will be falling and soon. according to analysts, we may see prices dip by 40 to 50 cents a gallon. they say rising

so i realized i had to infiltrate the maury audience in costume, in a disguise, if you will.uring a nice normal conversation i had a plastic bag with the coffee wig from the coffee collection, and i had some makeup and a "you are not the father" t-shirt. >> jimmy: you brought this to lunch? >> look, i get it. i come on a little strong at first. you know what i mean. but i always have a plan. i was determined to not only attend the maury show but to be in the front row. i felt like i was the section leader. because you know when it comes time to give some thumbs down. it's like the guest comes out and you see like their swag isn't clean. you know, they come out. right? you know what i'm talking about. or if you feel like somebody isn't going to pass the lie detector. you've got to lead your section like boo. yeah. kiss her feet. kiss her feet. there you go. they're my people. they get it. they get it. so anyway, maury was a little frightened. not going to lie. but he played along. and it's one of my proudest moments. >> jimmy: and you were actually sitting in the audience in d

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eating disorders can be disguised as healthy eating. there are posts about so-called clean diets. therapists say the diets can lead some people to an unhealthy obsession. abc7 news an a customer kristen sze has the story. >> reporter: alicia now enjoys making lunch and spending time with her dad in their northeast fresno home. for years the 25-year-old fresno state student dreaded meal time because of her eating disorder. alicia wasn't eating bad food or not eating at all. she was eating too much good food. >> i used to obsess about food and what i was making and what i was eating basically all day. it consumed me. i cooperate focus on work or -- i couldn't focus on work or school. >> she suffers from orthorexia an extreme fixation on eating healthy food and having a clean diet. it started at the age of 11 after a childhood trauma. >> it is more than about the food jie. they are seeing a rise in orthorexia and at the same time trendy diets focus on eating rights, diets like juicing, the palio do yet and the raw food diet, no fat and gmo free diet have driven up the demand for orga

it's staff disguised as redistribution disguised as christmas. >> keep people in poverty?oing it right now. obama looks at the small business and just sees the open cash register, doesn't see how the business is built and how 0 it affects the hiring and firing. he doesn't know. so we hate poor people. i hate poor people. >> i know you do. >> and kids. and dogs. >> you were a waitress. you didn't make minimum wage, did you? >> lower than minimum wage. far lower. like $2.34 an hour. >> i think this is just an election year gimmick, bob. if you want to talk real numbers, new york is a state that actually has a higher minimum wage. but president obama, he hasn't even run so much as a lemonade stand so he doesn't understand that business owners are looking at the payroll tax, all these things they have to take out. i would love to hire somebody. i'm being honest. someone called me, my accountant, said, this is what you have to do to pay somebody. i couldn't afford it. i can't create a job. >> that sucks. >> i know. >> i just moved in. i would have been a great nanny. >> you wou

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. >>> one of the most dangerous eating disorders can be disguised as healthy eating.here are posts about so-called clean diets. therapists say the diets can lead some people to an unhealthy obsession. abc7 news an a customer kristen sze has the story. >> reporter: alicia now enjoys making lunch and spending time with her dad in their northeast fresno home. for years the 25-year-old fresno state student dreaded meal time because of her eating disorder. alicia wasn't eating bad food or not eating at all. she was eating too much good food. >> i used to obsess about food and what i was making and what i was eating basically all day. it consumed me. i cooperate focus on work or -- i couldn't focus on work or school. >> she suffers from orthorexia an extreme fixation on eating healthy food and having a clean diet. it started at the age of 11 after a childhood trauma. >> it is more than about the food jie. they are seeing a rise in orthorexia and at the same time trendy diets focus on eating rights, diets like juicing, the palio do yet and the raw food diet, no fat and gmo f

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police say he shaved his head and face in an attempt odisguise him -- to disguise himself. >> why did you have to pull the trigger? lows to female -- these are female. >> hopefully he gets the death penalty. >> the mother got the news friday. sixpences to the day of her daughter -- six months of the day of her daughter's death. she will go to a hearing in florida before being send to san francisco. reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a mother arrested accused of attacking a boy at her daughter's school by putting her hands around his neck. news information about the bull especially racist racks. -- bullying and racist remarks. - ken wayne is more -- ktvu's ken wayne with more. the attorney for the mother arrested in the case tells me the family is native american. the woman is accused of putting her hands around the neck of a boy. >> she absolutely denies doing anything wrong and she presumed to be innocent. if the evidence shows otherwise i will fight this case. >> reporter: he says even if she did carry out the attack she had reason to do so. >

who only lived about three years at the sea quarium, but i was there recently -- i have to wear a disguisee they have a big sign at the ticket booth no westerners allowed. that's illegal by the way, that's no different than having a sign out here in d.c. that saying no japanese allowed. so i'll be back there sunday, and i'll do my best to monitor her and see if we can get her out of the building. >> and we'll be watching for you. rick thank you so much for joining us today. and take you for being with us as well. until next time, waj and i will be online. ♪

businessmen said he barely escaped the country -- businessman said he barely escaped the country by disguising himself as a vietnamese worker. >> i never felt so scared in my life. i still have lots of friends who could not escape to the airport. they did not dare come out because if they did, they would be beaten. public unrest is rare in the country. some say it could pose a risk to the economy and political stability. threats include other causes like social discontent and workers -- greater workers' rights. >> to pretoria where the judge overseeing the trial of oscar pistorius has ordered the athlete to go -- undergo a month-long psychiatric evaluation. for thatcution asked in valuation after a psychiatrist called by the defense told the court the defendant suffers from an anxiety disorder. the athlete is on trial for the murder of his girlfriend on valentine's day of last year. an important one because it could determine whether or not pistorius was criminally responsible when he shot reeva steenkamp dead. a month after islamist group haram-- group boko kidnapped 200 girls, the government

eating disorders can be disguised as healthy eating. there are posts about so-called clean diets. therapists say the diets can lead some people to an unhealthy obsession. abc7 news an a customer kristen sze has the story. >> reporter: alicia now enjoys making lunch and spending time with her dad in their northeast fresno home. for years the 25-year-old fresno state student dreaded meal time because of her eating disorder. alicia wasn't eating bad food or not eating at all. she was eating too much good food. >> i used to obsess about food and what i was making and what i was eating basically all day. it consumed me. i cooperate focus on work or -- i couldn't focus on work or school. >> she suffers from orthorexia an extreme fixation on eating healthy food and having a clean diet. it started at the age of 11 after a childhood trauma. >> it is more than about the food jie. they are seeing a rise in orthorexia and at the same time trendy diets focus on eating rights, diets like juicing, the palio do yet and the raw food diet, no fat and gmo free diet have driven up the demand for orga

the guidelines stop banks from doing backdoor transactions that disguise risky corporate loans. some of the loans are transacted on the internet. the new rules take effect immediately. india's newly elected prime minister has given the country's stock market a push. indian stocks rose friday following an early call of narendra modi's victory. the stock market advanced 14%, year- to-date, on anticipation of his win. investors hope modi will lead india to growth after years of high inflation and sluggish manufacturing. modi ran on a campaign of economic reforms-- promising a new day of industrialization in the nation. abbott labs is making a latin american connection as it seeks healthy growth. abbott is buying chilean generics drug maker cfr pharmaceuticals for $2.9 billion. the deal is expected to add $900 million in sales to abbott's bottom line in the first year. and possible double digit sales growth in the next several years. the sec warns investors to be on high alert of sketchy pot stocks. the sec has received an increase in complaints about the accuracy of company informa

people at his performance last friday in seattle he said he randomly chose random pieces is a need to disguisehimself a move freely around the secret show. if he said the beard and a fake nose want men to the character of the jewish man. and we're waking up to partly cloudy conditions on this tuesday morning. we do see the chance for some unstable weather in the form of showers and maybe even some storms grid for more details on that and also a look at your memorial day weekend forecast on the editions yesterday. it was when the overnight. >>anny: does in the winds will be as strong for the rest of today. we are scene of some breezy conditions and hear some satellite and radar picture. but the blue. we have snow falling off in the mountains and the sierra and that's no continues this morning where we could see one to 3 in. above 3,000 ft.. we're also looking at the possibility of some thunderstorms for the bay area is and i think it's a really small chance. incident was a lot of problems. here's a look at what we are expecting thrift a slight chance for some thunderstorms today and we're proba

they come up on another group of vigilantes and suspect them of being member in disguise. such are common, hard to prove. no shot was fired. they diffuse the crisis and want to make clear who is in charge. >> if any of you search houses i'll [ bleep ] you up, and if you to do others, i'll [ bleep ] you too. >> radio chatter. they hear talk about their position. they see trucks speeding into the night. a dangerous moment as they head to the camp. do they proceed or wait to avoid an ambush. ultimately, 20 minutes down the road, they have one choice - head home. we've just made it back to the police camp at the bottom of the valley. there's more than 70 armed police officers and dozens of vigilantes. they say they feel safe now. >> safe, perhaps, but without their man. >>> some asylum seekers in indonesia are so desperate for a safe refuge they are voluntarily giving themselves up to detention areas. there are around 10,000 asylum seekers all over the world stuck in the country unable to get to a final destination, which is australia. we have this report. >> reporter: they we

you're armed with disguises today, but you're also armed, right? are you armed at all times? can you show me? earlier this year undercover federal agents agreed to sit down with us as a group for the first time ever. perhaps you'll remember the "20/20" exclusive because to do it, they spend hours getting disguised. that's jose right there, covered in a sort of goo before he gets a brand-new appearance. they would make a mold. and from there, they build new features for his face. the same agent who would sit in that car with that scorned lover. >> the less you know about me, the better it is. >> how do you find a hitman? i mean, you're not in the yellow pages. you're not on craigslist. >> they'll actually try to reach out to the person they feel knows somebody that has something to do with the criminal element. >> or it happens when you're doing other undercover cases. working a group, or a gang, and they reach out and say, "hey -- you know, i have this problem. do you know anybody who would kill this guy?" so it's a great opportunity for us to step in say, "well, yes, we do."

. >> reporter: insiders at vta asked to be disguised, concerned they would be retaliated for what they call inconsistent dispursement of staff. >> safety is a priority. >> reporter: they point to this operator. vta records show she was fired after the crash. and rehired a month later, into a different job. prompted by their concerns, we asked vta for data showing how many of its bus drivers, train operators, dispatchers and field supervisors were fired and rehired over the past ten years. these jobs directly affect the safety of 140,000 daily riders. we found 22% or one of every five people was fired and rehired. and all but one ended up in the exact same job. one person was fired and rehired twice. in all, 27 of the 124 people fired. the agency says it's not at fault because the union contract requires vta to rehire anyone who wins a case in arbitration. so, we asked why they were fired to begin with. >> it's all safety issues. >> reporter: records show substance abuse violations were near the top of the list. do people at vta take the drug policy seriously? >> vta has one of the most

who only lived about three years at the sea quarium, but i was there recently -- i have to wear a disguisee they have a big sign at the ticket booth no westerners allowed. that's illegal by the way, that's no different than having a sign out here in d.c. that saying no japanese allowed. so i'll be back there sunday, and i'll do my best to monitor her and see if we can get her out of the building. >> and we'll be watching for you. rick thank you so much for joining us today. and take you for being with us as well. until next time, waj and i will be online. ♪ the stream is uniquely interactive television. we depend on you, >> you are one of the voices of this show. >> so join the conversation and make it your own. >> the stream. next on al jazeera america and join the conversation online @ajamstream. >> >>> china expresses anger with vietnam as thousands of chinese nationals are helped to leave the country. >>> hello, welcome to al jazeera, life from doha -- live from doha. >>> ahead - apologies from officials in north korea after an apartment block collapse, hundreds feared dead. >>> a race

who only lived about three years at the sea quarium, but i was there recently -- i have to wear a disguisethey have a big sign at the ticket booth no westerners allowed. that's illegal by the way, that's no different than having a sign out here in d.c. that saying no japanese allowed. so i'll be back there sunday, and i'll do my best to monitor her and see if we can get her out of the building. >> and we'll be watching for you. rick thank you so much for joining us today. and take you for being with us as well. until next time, waj and i will be online. ♪ >>> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. these are the stories we are following for you. as germany tries to broker peace in ukraine, six ukrainian troops are killed in an am beneficiary. and the battle to contain wildfires in texas and new mexico. firefighters tackle the blaze from the air and the ground. ♪

but despite the attempt at disguise, dna confirmed the dead man was ari squire. >> he knew he was in know? he took the easy way out because he knew he was going to go to jail. he was going to jil for the rest of his life. >> the thought of being behind bar for the rest of his live, forget, it wasn't going to happen. ari squire with his narcissism was too cowardly to come back, face the music and be forced to own up to what he did. >> donna fiorito filed a wrongful death civil lawsuit against denise squire for the death of her son justin and the jury awarded her $6 million. >> i just can't believe he's not here. that man and his wife ari squire and his wife always had money but it wasn't enough for them. they had to go kill a young kid that had his whoa life going for him. >> a criminal investigation into denise squire's possible involvement continues. denise's attorney denies she was involved. >> she knew nothing about the plan. she knew nothing about the design. she knew nothing about this newman man who was deceased. >> however, the e-mails exchanged between ari and denise squire a

aside from shaving his mustache, he made no attempt to disguise himself.t clothes at a thrift store and there was no paper trail because he paid cash. they entertained the idea he may have gone to mexico or canada. >> we were looking very, very closely at the possibility that somebody had given him a ride out of the area. >> reporter: the thought was he could have had help from the website redbook.com. deputies believe the pair had a genuine romantic relationship. it is now clear he had no help and no plan. he was on his own until the end. and in the end, he made no denial. he spoke with detectives for hours confessing for the crime of killing the woman he once asked to marry him. he was taken into custody. he was arrested without incident and tonight is behind bars at the sacramento county jail. in elk grove, nick james, kpix5. >>> tonight, a huge spike in whooping cough in california because not enough people are doing this. getting vaccinated. more than 1700 cases have been reported since january. that is triple the number of cases last year. more than

. >> insiders asked to be disguised with concerns that they'd be retailuated against.)ráh vta records show he was fired after the crash and then rehired a month later to a different job. we asked vta for data on anesthesia jobs.2[ we found 22% or roughly one of every five people fired was rehire d. and all but one ended up in the exact same job. the agency says he's not at fault. so we asked why they were fired to begin with. records show substance abuse is near the top of the list. we obtained this audit issued in september. it urged themt to reconsider its drug policy. the audit says vta's policy presents a safety risk. for most of us, getting fired means saying good-bye for good. >> what message does that send to the public? >> well, 23 we have a public that has no tolt ransz and so that any time someone hassage accident, they should lose their job, then it's very hard or very difficult to explain to the public. >>. >> should the public have a tolerance for someone who was using sub stae inine ining subs vehicle? should there be that thin lay e of tolerance. >> on a

but behind this good-neighbor disguise, some company actions suggest that they know there is a problem. in the last decade, georgia power bought several homes from residents with particularly poor health. >> my aunt, she was bought out last july. she had been out here since 1976. and her concrete driveway starting turning black. her brick started to turning. she would go out in the yard and have severe nosebleeds. then she developed breast cancer. when my aunt's house was purchased, they hired a contractor to come in. they filled the well, they filled the septic tank, tore her house down, tore up the concrete driveway, planted pine trees, like there's nothin' ever been there. put up a fence and posted signs. but we feel kind of like david going up against goliath, you know. it's, uh, to me, to buy out one person on this road that complained about it, go 5 miles down the road, buy out another family, but yet leave people close to the plant that's in harm's way, i say, uh, to have to breathe in this coal dust and this fly ash, they're trying to hide something. and i think georgia power h

chinese leaders to disguise their sats is attained on a charge of causing the stand ins to know is that i photograph released by one of the activists has paid and others attending the meeting on sunday just a month ahead of the sensitive twenty fifth anniversary of the crackdown on june the fourth nineteen ninety nine. rose has its own to transporting syrian rebel find discount of almost one in the last rebel strongholds in the country. the operation was part of the undead brokered deal between the rebels and president acts as ami which is surrounded revels in home city for more than a year. the deal and any rebel presence in the hall to the sixty one is called the capital of the revolution against the sides. meanwhile the syrian president and his wife ros men have made a rare appearance together in damascus for the next orphans whose parents are being killed in the ongoing conflicts. the pair came together from on tuesday remembering the students executed and often an occupation in nineteen sixteen. the situation in syria has made the news in jordan of the raga for all the different ra

we tried to enter the city disguise the students who were renting apartments but eventually you will obtain court has many shops will try not to fish and the moon is beyond me is cooking supplies from teaching in the atm is all cash strapped and pharmacies of school of medicine. the coolest thing we like without them. there's no question as to the gloucester where something happens because the cds post. i'm afraid that reducing the start of a looming threat from a family we have the police knocked off how even in my words to me and i couldn't imagine a situation that case. secondly there is about to get worse as rudeness it can make it that the army is gearing up for another on stilts the streets might be empty the creamy. this is the calm before the storm. the crt flabby arms eastern ukraine the operation the side pieces because god is still in ukraine into a front recital kong think that's a direct quote from russia's foreign minister has appealed to his us counterpart for washington to use his influence of the kiev. this is his troops against the ukrainians. during a phone convers

. >> we're seeing a lot of laws pass that are thinly disguised attempts to limit access. >> reporter:to admit that patient regardless of her doctor's admitting status. >> its intent is simply to close clinics and to restrict if not eliminate a constitutional right to access. >> reporter: is this really about the safety of women or is it about rolling back roe v. wade? >> it's about the safety of women. women who experience complications from abortion procedures, physicians are able to see them. >> similar laws already passed in texas and alabama. they write women in a vast stretch of this country are limited to access to abortion safely. >> it forces women back in a pre-roe versus wade state where they will be forced to seek illegal unsafe methods. >> i would rather see a female drive five hours to shreveport to have the care and treatment that she deserves. >> opponents of the law say they're planning legal challenges which could mean a hearing here at the fifth kiir sut court of appeals and eventually the u.s. supreme court. eventually the u.s. supreme court. kristin welker, new bod

particular very closely at it you have to understand the troublemakers keep trying to get in your disguised as a journalist. not as troublemakers even spies the only school with. we're very restricted on what we're allowed to fail. whenever we're on the move. the rebels keep hold of our camera we're not allowed to show their faces. letterman tells us they're at war. a nice break. the former elite soldier watches russian television. we ask him whether the occupation of government buildings is being supervised by russia the deal last thing i don't know what point the russians are involved. but i hope that russia would at least help us yet why is because the government in kiev calls us bandits and terrorists but i'm not a criminal just because i'm liking my political opinions without dead last the twentieth minute. we also meet ordinary members of the care. there's a canteen n even a hospital ward which they're very happy to show us. dr de da chicago drove us as they're prepared for everything and could even conduct operations. she's been working here right from the start of the occupation i k

we tried to enter the city disguise the students who were renting apartments but eventually you will obtain court this appendix shops will try not to fidget and the moon is the army is cooking supplies from teaching in the atm is all cash strapped and pharmacy social medicine. the coolest thing we like without them there is no fussiness to go somewhere something happens because the cds post. i'm afraid of missing the start of a looming threat from a family we have the police knocked off the house. even in my words to me and i couldn't imagine a situation that case. call. secondly there is about to get worse as we miss it too late that the army is gearing up for another on stilts the streets might be empty the creamy yet this is the calm before the storm the crt study on its eastern ukraine. indeed that matters the one day when the city cram it all to become another focal point the kids in a tree offensive against protest is in the donetsk region. latest report said the army's mice to get control of most of the city with antique impulses that keeping hold of just one simple score at l

due to world leaders spoke to reporters today trying to disguise was becoming increasingly complicated relationship between their two nations. chancellor on going merkel arrived at the white house for the first time since two thousand eleven. and she wields more power today than she ever happens and arguably more than any of her recent predecessors. he has as the largest economy in europe and the tobacco policy maker in the european union gerrard is crucial to pres obama is push for sanctions against russia and went off the bat the two leaders made it clear that they'll be working together on broader economic sanctions against russia. should they be necessary. russian leadership must know that if it continues to de stabilize eastern ukraine. and disrupt this month's presidential election we will move quickly on additional steps including further sanctions that will impose greater cost. i am firmly convinced that the united states of america and european union. we need to act in concert in and they have done so in a possum but then she continued to use but the question is can merkel con

the value on average, the average disguises the companies in russia.round a bubble consumers in emerging markets that has driven p ratios to extraordinary levels. you have to be selective. i would be surprised if he got to the end of year and we were still in the same position with emerging markets. think about where we will be with china, brazil, whether india really drives reform. there will be more clarity by the end of the year. because markets are cheap that will drive into the consciousness of investors. >> where do you -- where is the money going to come out of? >> those are more mature in the cycle. it is hard to know what valuations will be. the u.s. is a long way to the recovery cycle. europe is in the middle, it is just beginning. it has a lot of margin-expansion potential. it is going to come out of those more mature stories. where fundamentals are unstable in emerging markets. >> the back end of the year. get through the summer. >> i think the sequencing is as follows. k premieris year, ris will start to decrease in emerging markets as peo

and the general service administration $800,000 loss vegas party disguised as a conference.a beauty, wasn't it? and a secret service as prostitutes and, well, seeming inability day and all the liquor the epa protection of workers who watched six hours of porn a date. that is a remarkable story no matter what angle you look at it this is the very definition of a mess. a scandalous mess and a seemingly incompetence in each and every department of our federal government's. and what this all amounts to now is crisis of incompetence and a president who is on line. well, time for a few of your comments and a reminder that if you e-mail, tweeted or facebook post as red you receive the free copy of my new book. i have to tell you, it is a who. co-written with jim boren, an accomplished thriller writer as well as the agent as special agent for the florida department of law enforcement, it is a fun, exciting tale. i recommend it highly. then, of course, i would. and now your thoughts. hank tweeted me to say statement considers the next generation. a politician considers the next elect

there's so many ways to disguise himself. >> you know what he did that. he's a bigot.nly bigots do that. some of my best friends are black. only bigots do that. >> seth rogan, and other celebrities held him accountable on twitter. does it surprise you that hollywood responded that way? >> i didn't know who this guy was until just now. i listened to that song. how anybody could buy that song is beyond me? rap music is about the lowest form -- you can do that by going into a junkyard and just throwing rocks at it and make noise. >> there's fantastic rap and hip-hop music. the interesting thing is there's a guy named leeth. this guy appropriated his kmusk and that's the bigger crime. >> you know how many suburban jewish kids downloaded -- >> if he wanted to be truly talking about tolerance, he should be talking about islam. >> up next, a mayor is defending himself after landing in hot water for saying bullying victims should, quote, grow a pair. does he have a point or did he cross the line? ♪ test female narrator: through monday, get 36 months through monday, get 36 mont

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i say "we've created" -- clever campaign operatives have created this system that's designed to disguise who the contributors are. this is a problem of our system, madam president. and the problem right now is that one party may think that they are they're -- that they're advantaged by the current system but two years from now that advantage could disappear. and, indeed, data that we received just before our hearing indicates that two years ago 88% of the outside money was conservative. indeed, this year so far, in 2012, it's closer to l balance. it's 06 60/40, liberal over conservative. i would suggest that once it gets to be 50/50, both sides are going to say, maybe we should do something about it. the supreme court has invited us, has invited us, to do something about disclosure. i think it's the tool that weigh know that we have -- that we know that we have. there is discussion about a constitutional amendment. that's fine. i am a supporter. that's a long-term solution. that could take four, five, circumstancsix,seven years. in the meantime, disclosure is something we could do next w

i disguised myself with this silly beard and the couples had no idea which was the real diamond. even jewelers couldn't tell the difference. why do you women want diamonds? >> why do you want nice cars? why do you want anything? diamond is just a trend. it doesn't have to be a diamond. it's up to the couple. we're not here to tell you it has to be a diamond or it's real. it's tradition. it's what people want to do. >> i did this story and then i gave my wife earrings. she assumed they were diamonds. they were zirconians. two years later she asked if they were real, and i told her the truth. she was mad. if she can't tell the difference, why should she be mad at me? >> the assumption of truth was more important than whether they were really or not. >> thank you. >>> i would never mock the importance of marriage. it may help hold civilization together. the government gives money to groups who claim they can preserve marriages and keep families together. millions of your tax dollars go to this group. >> this is our family expectations christmas party. this is our eighth annual. >> t

it was absolutely no question about that, but it doesn't disguise the fact that this was an elaboratetheater that we saw this morning and all the scripts were written in advance. >> george, it was also -- as he talked more about how extensive the problem was, they found 1990s computers with these scheduling issues. they have been there in plain sight. le they didn't hide them. >> he talks as though if it was just visited outer mongolia. some strange and foreign place. i'm also puzzled about the bonuses for bureaucrats. they get a salary and the salary is for him to do his job as well as he can. then you get a bonus on that, for what, an incentive to do your job well or reward for having done your job well. they have this practice in major league baseball, you have a $10 million ballplayer, whose contract gives him a bonus if he makes the all-star team? i don't get it. >>> democrats are going to be asked what the president and their party are going -- are going to do about overhauling the v.a. just as much as republicans are and i think both parties, as much as republicans try to put a

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fact that the russians put on masks, is almost to throw in our face the fact that they're trying to disguise the fact that these are in a lot of caress russian forces. but of course, the russian media, that is the media from the russian federation has a monopoly of information within russia so it's harder for the truth to get back into russia. but it's not hard to get into ukraine. pretty much everyone in ukraine understands what's happening. as you said earlier, this is not a matter of whether the russians will invade ukraine. ukraine. >> what is putin's goal to create chaos, to make the elections a failure or is he trying to execute this putin doctrine of intervening wherever he thinks ethnic russians are threatened and create a new russian block endowmented by russia? >> all of the above. the first two things you mentioned, as you know and your viewers know there is a very important election coming up on the 25th may that is supposed to give all of the citizens of the supposedly independent sovereign state of ukraine a chance to elect a government to replace the extraordinarily corrupt an

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disguise? >> i think it's a wonderful opportunity to light a fire under congress to make a decree or resolution or law or whatever it is they need to do to bullster the american space programme's capability to handle business on its own. the lack of funding or reluctance to fund n.a.s.a. to make it happen, and support the independent contractors who are developing space low-earth orbit access, that needs to be pushed forward to get back to a place of self-reliance so we can do what we need to do on our own. >> two other topics - russia has approved a mission for the kepler space station, it was broken, it is now fixed. how did they fix it? what is it meant to do? >> they did something clever. the control system for the craft that keeps it on target has three elements. one is a rehabilitation wheel failed. so it -- reaction wheel failed. it couldn't do the sensitive work. they found they can rotate the craft that they can take advantage of the solar wind, a blast of electromagnetic particles. an

mclemore arrived in disguise for fans. he performed "thrift shop" but he made no reference as to why he was wearing it. he was promptly called a racist on twitter and elsewhere. one website said the get up turned him into a, quote, jewish caricature, synthetic snoz -- schnoz included. it includes not my idea of a stereo type of anybody. for more we now go to "red eye"'s chief mclemore correspondent. >> andy, i will ask you to comment on this incident. >> would they have rolling raccoons? comment on the incident. speak on on behalf of jews everywhere. >> seth rogen had the beth response to mclemore's tweet. he tweeted a fake witch's nose equals wig and costumes. sethseth rogen said if i told somebody to put together an anti-sametic jew costumes they would put that together. i believe mclemore didn't intend to dress like a stereo type of a jewish person. i think he is just that stupid. i don't even blame this on him. i blame this on the people around him. there is no excuse for a manager or someone else who is supposed to be