we got dollies. the lighting's going to be tough.o break it up and go by camera setup. let's go over our camera setups on the rooftop. just to orient ourselves, we've got our entrance, doorway, got all that nice green garden stuff down in here, susan's space, street. and, over here, water tower where howard's going to be hanging out. we are going to shoot out of sequence. okay? okay. how many camera setups are we gonna have? i think we have four basic setups. camera position one is going to be over in here, for susan's entrance, as well as howard's and lenny's, all three, together. so camera position one, looking down here. all right? door opens. hey. hey, guys. i haven't seen you in a while. camera position two, susan's space, down by this garden area. now, look what i brought for you guys. that's to establish susan. that's susan's area. reverse angle on two will be three, more of her point of view. but susan's "pov" is fixed; right? yeah, pretty much. until later in the scene. later in the scene, when she starts getting drawn into

we got dollies. the lighting's going to be tough.o break it up and go by camera setup. let's go over our camera setups on the rooftop. just to orient ourselves, we've got our entrance, doorway, got all that nice green garden stuff down in here, susan's space, street. and, over here, water tower where howard's going to be hanging out. we are going to shoot out of sequence. okay? okay. how many camera setups are we gonna have? i think we have four basic setups. camera position one is going to be over in here, for susan's entrance, as well as howard's and lenny's, all three, together. so camera position one, looking down here. all right? door opens. hey. hey, guys. i haven't seen you in a while. camera position two, susan's space, down by this garden area. now, look what i brought for you guys. that's to establish susan. that's susan's area. reverse angle on two will be three, more of her point of view. but susan's "pov" is fixed; right? yeah, pretty much. until later in the scene. later in the scene, when she starts getting drawn into

we're going to show dolly two side-by-side million-dollar homes.ore interesting, we've also asked the reporters not to know where the home is located. only dolly knows where those homes are and she'll do the big reveal after we all get a look. >> we've had three rounds so far where a million-dollar home called the painted lady in highland park, illinois, it used to be a brothel, true story, has beaten out three other million-dollar homes in new england, connecticut, york, parks, and charlotte, north carolina. now in round four, chicago's painted lady tries to make it four for four. goes up against another million-dollar home in a mystery location. cnbc's diana olick is back with the painted lady now up against a home called the english manor, shown by cnbc's julia boorstin. only dolly knows where it's located and we're going to find out after we take this look at it. >> this three-story, 1890s victorian sits on about a third of an acre with lake access, mature landscaping, a hot tub on the back deck, and a three-car garage. its unique facade is kno

dolly, where that euro estate is. >> wow, binge binge binge, sue.lotte, north carolina. >> what? >> yes! >> one of my favorite places, actually. >> lovely. >> exciting. >> the first to guess and win. >> really? >> sue, way to go. >> i'm buying a lottery ticket. do i get the house? >> now, which of these two houses -- you have to decide which one represents the better value, given the location in the market right there. >> what do you think? >> based on we already guessed where the house is so what do you think is a better house valuewise? >> i think valuewise, the $950,000 in highland park is probably a better value than a million in charlotte. >> sioux? >> you know, it comes down to lifestyle. i would pick charlotte, i think, because the lifestyle down there is really lovely. >> you're both right. they're both great houses, great locations, great lifestyles, but at the end of the day, you really have to look at price appreciation. without question, the better bet in that case is chicago. >> all right. >> one out of two. >> better employment prospec

join us tomorrow night our guest the dolly -- dolly parton.ere it is your moment -- ♪ ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight documentary filmmaker. his latest film is called "the central park five." >> the lawyer said we're going to lose this case. we plan to get you a plea deal. >> i remember telling them, you know, you guys can cop out, but if i did something, i would cop out. i would want the least amount of time for what i did. if i didn't do anything you can give me the rest of my life in prison. i didn't know what that meant back then but i knew there would be no way i would cop out to something i didn't do. >> jon: please welcome back to the program ken burns. [cheers and applause] so, this is the story of famous central park jogger. five young men in the park that night convicted of this really horrible crime. and they spent a tremendous amount of time in jail. and it turns out they had absolutely nothing to do with it. >> nothing to do with it and a judge vacated their conviction

join us tomorrow night our guest the dolly -- dolly parton.ere it is your moment -- ♪ ["daily show" theme song [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight documentary filmmaker. his latest film is called "the central park five." >> the lawyer said we're going to lose this case. we plan to get you a plea deal. >> i remember telling them, you know, you guys can cop out, but if i did something, i would cop out. i would want the least amount of time for what i did. if i didn't do anything you can give me the rest of my life in prison. i didn't know what that meant back then but i knew there would be no way i would cop out to something i didn't do. >> jon: please welcome back to the program ken burns. [c

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we have super broker dolly with us to crown the top house.y. >> thank you for having me. >> hasn't sold anything in that range. >> it's like a billion dollar home. perfect for a doctor, dentist, of private yoga studio. >> this certificates with lake access, mature landscaping, hot tub and three-car garage. it is known as a painted lady. >> 7,400 square feet. the kitchen also very large. st. charles design with lots of light and windows. and the great center island and stairwell that leads up through the the back. >> this wide open floor plan has a renovated basement, sustained glass, five fireplaces right here in the kitchen. >> it has eight bedrooms and six and a half bathrooms. and the master, once you go through the bathroom, has an additional sitting room with one of five fireplaces in the house. >> stained glass follows you up the main staircase, a very rich history. you can almost feel it in the master bedroom because this house was once a brothel. >> the house takes advantage of all this beautiful greenery with this raised patio which

and she gets to be a little like dolly. she gets invited to the white house just about every time they are going to be having a big deal. she gets invited. no party is a party unless she's there. she does a lot of good. she really does. >> we'll take a call and then talk a little more about her. this is charles in wheatland, pennsylvania. how about that? there's a town named after the estate. >> good evening. i don't know if your panel has heard of it, it is a radio suburb of youngstown t. right across the state line. it is named after the estate. it was originally an old canal town. and then there is the wheatland tube company, which is a large producer of tubes and hirne et cetera. the only question i have, i wonder if there are any other towns named after the estate of a president? i think this is rather unusual. >> that is a detailed tailed question. do you know the answer? >> no. >> we're going to return to wheatland for our last video of this program, and learn more about harriet lane's post white house years. >> harr

let's welcome dolly back to post 9. dolly, we know the painted lady is in chicago.man is with this greek titan. 11,000 square feet? >> 11,000 square feet and you heard the tape, so you know that presidents were hosted there. a bygone era, and what do you think it is at under a million in where are we? >> georgia? >> i'm going say charleston. >> good guess. >> i'm going, that area of virginia -- well, virginia would be more expensive, i would say, maybe -- roughly in that area. >> you want to change your answer? >> is that your final answer? >> features like the stained glass window on the other one and the painted laidet and fact that it was a former brothel, are those selling points? >> think the fact that it was a formerpoint. for real. it will be picked up. so media will pick that up. people will see it. if they see it, they might buy it. >> so are you going to lay it on us. >> i'm going to lay it on you. it is york, pennsylvania. >> pennsylvania. >> and it is really serious bang for your buck. under $80 a square foot. the garage $1 million. now imagine we're tal

they didn't get dolly parton.rney and the band reportedly made about $500,000 in the process. you might say, everyone won. sort of. jake? >> thank you, john. as for lady gaga's decision to turn down the rnc she wasn't alone. in addition to dolly parton the gop got pit bull. hell has no furgty like a john stewart scorned. the daily show host is mocking him for having his egyptian counterpart arrested. he made fun of morsi on his tv show so last night stewart stood up for his fellow comedian and took morsi to task. >> so he pokes fun at your hat and your lack of promised democratic reforms. what are you worried about? you're the president of egypt. you have an army. he's got a show. you have tanks and planes. we should know. we still have the receipts. >> the state department has weighed in citing a disturbing trend in egypt on restrictions on free speech. >>> do you wish you worked at an ad agency? are you haunlted by the song "the zuby zoo?" you are likely on pins and needles waiting for "mad men" this sunday but

sarah polk and dolly became very close. dolly mentor to sarah and sarah fed her. >> which was important because she was very broke. >> she treated her as the grand dame and honored her in theirte. they we .ar.r 2 an ma p twe tw the nsoff, the sensh the underse role of the first lady and conveying of the -- sort of, indirect that would support her husband's residency. it is not easy to be a first lady during war. thewere many detractors as war went on. polk went in and said i will do the following things in four years, and he did. >> this is also the first time we have photography. and we have a fabulous photograph to show you on screen right now. which brings together a number of these characters all in one place. here are the polks, dolly madison is the second from the right with her turbine. and we have an opportunity here to see harriet lane, served as white house hostess later on. dollyarah polk and madison and james k. polk. photography as a political tool, how do politicians abrb this new technology and begin to use i

sarah polk and dolly became very close. and sarahor to sarah fed her. >> which was important because she was very broke. pre-k's she treated her as the honored her in their entertainment. firstere the two war ladies. war of 1812 in the mexican war. there are many parallels between the two. , the sense ofelf fashion, the understanding the role of the first lady and sort of, of the -- indirect that would support her residency. it is not easy to be a first lady during war. you were many detractors as the war went on. polk went in and said i will do the following things in four years, and he did. the first time we have photography. and we have a fabulous photograph to show you on screen right now. which brings together a number of these characters all in one place. dollyre the polks, madison is the second from the right with her turbine. and we have an opportunity here served asriet lane, white house hostess later on areas and sarah polk and dolly madison and james k. polk. photography as a political tool, how do politicians ab

the next thing you know, you're saying "hey, let's cut out the middle man" and hello dolly! or take raising taxes on the rich people. okay? those poor rich people will have less disposable income. that means less donations to things like museums, parks and zoos. those zoo animals aren't properly guarded and they escape into the city, where to get by, they have to turn tricks and suddenly you're doing the no-no with a bonobo. [cheers and applause] that's what i'm talking about. point is, haven't we spent enough on roads? [cheers and applause] >> stephen: welcome back. thanks so much young nation, you know i get you, with your vine-ing and your vampire diaries and your lincoln logs. [laughter] and it's important that i get you because you're an important demographic. the last election proved that if they're ever gonna win again, the gop needs to capture the youth vote. fear not, republicans are on it. just this week, they offered youngsters the one thing they simply can't resist: a survey! [laughter] you hear that, kids? it's like the s.a.t., but for fun, dawg! [laughter] and

sarah polk and dolly became very close.arahmentor to sarah and fed her. >> which was important because she was very broke. >> she treated her as the grand dame and honored her in their entertainment. they were the two war first ladies. war of 1812 in the mexican war. there are many parallels between the two. the sense of self, the sense of fashion, the understanding the role of the first lady and conveying of the -- sort of, indirect that would support her husband's residency. it is not easy to be a first lady during war. you were many detractors as the war went on. polk went in and said i will do the following things in four years, and he did. >> this is also the first time we have photography. and we have a fabulous photograph to show you on screen right now. which brings together a number of these characters all in one place. here are the polks, dolly madison is the second from the right with her turbine. and we have an opportunity here to see harriet lane, served as white house hostess later on. and sarah polk and dolly

. >> i asked my manager if i could go over and apologize to dolly martin that the tabloid said we'reed at it and said honey, [ bleep ] sells record. >> reporter: it was around that time that the song was on fire that cyrus' daughter was born. her nickname was smiley. they dropped the s. >> is this your daughter? >> that's miley's boyfriend, willie nelson. >> that says it all. she still looks exactly the same. >> reporter: in the years since, so much has been written about the cyrus family, it seemed there would be little left for billy ray to write himself. but as we expore his property together, i get a chance to see another side of cyrus, away from the glare of hollywood. >> are you going to dance again? "dancing with the stars"? >> no. that was one of the things that we try to learn from our mistakes. >> reporter: but even as his autobiography hits stores, there's still another chapter to be written. when you write a book like this, things can change. in the book, you know and think and believe that she's going to get married to liam. >> i know as i was writing the book, i wanted

bought dolly in 1842 and a few days later purchased her sam. brother, so they did have domestic help. they would help eliza with such as raising the children, cutting the firewood, meals.king the this is the house where they got their start. this is where they put the roots community. this is where he had a this arriving business at the tailor. first where he entertained as he started to politics. this is a house where the were born. this place holds a special place in the lives of the couple. i'd encourage you if you get to that part of the country, make a visit to see thele, tennessee to life of the johnson family as the federal government has preserved it through the national park service. the distinction in the history books of being the youngest bride. >> absolutely. was she?d >> 16. >> andrew johnson? >> 18. hey were a very, very young couple. and as life has it -- i thought would be a ry wonderful made for tv movie. she was a young girl. standing outside school one day talking with some comess and an dry johnson in to town and legend is

they named him sled gate dolly. it's the first time in years a labor sale has been found in palo alto. she has a ways to go before they can release her back into the wild. >>> talk about a shock. a woman uses a stun gun to stop a fight on a crowd crowded bart train. >> cal athletes will sport a different look next year. >> most of the bay area warmed up nicely this afternoon. some change is on the way. how much cooling you can expect for your thursday and the coolest day for the upcoming weekend. >>> california attorney general addressed privacy and apps for mobile devices. she was the keynote speaker in san francisco. harris asked developers to work with law enforcement to find ways to protect the privacy of mobile users. the attorney general is taking action against 100 of the most popular apps that did not comply with california law to privacy policies. . >>> a new survey suggests that teenagers are getting bored with facebook. an increasing number are turning away. the survey shows 33% said that facebook was the

to small business people like me and who say, look it, now that i actually know that a dollar, tax dollyould-- >> and john layfield, i've got to call you back in here, it's the certainty that will help the economy again. >> look who pays the highest corporate tax rate, me as a small business owner, you know why? because i can't afford to fight politician toss my friend's point. i can't afford to hire lobbyists and the big tent companies are in the high teens and small and medium sized companies can't buy off these in washington d.c., they're stuck with the task. that's why we need an overhaul, the flat tax worked in russia because putin enforced the taxes after he implemented it. we could do the same thing here the. >> we're talking tax code we've got to talk corporate tax, gary b. and so much money parked overseas because of our onerous system. >> exactly, tracy. the other thing we have, it kind of gets back to my point is the government is picking winners and losers. it's okay for some industries to get a deductio but let's demonize the oil and gas industry. get deductions if you're in

the seal named flood gate dolly was found trapped in the flood gates at bixby park yesterday. the seal got separated from its mother. won it's gets bigger and healthier, it will be released. >>> good news here. for the first time in six year, golden start warriors head back to the playoff. a live look at the oracle, a chance to see the team in the postseason starting later on this month, warriors last night clenching in front of the home crowd, beat timberwolves by 105-89. they now have four more games before the playoffs start in just 10 days. feels good to be back. >> congratulations to them. wellf you've ever been stuck in a hospital wearing those not so flattering gowns, you'll appreciate this. there's something new. you can call it fashion forward. >> those look great. >> at detroit's henry forward hospital patients testing a wraparound gown made out of thick fabric and closes with buttons instead of traditional ties. the down could soon be licensed for use at other hospitals. >> very nice. >> we will be right back. >>> congratulations are in order for an iconic piece of

and we just left the camera on the dolly all the time.o every move had a little bit of choreography. marty today is much calmer than he was then. marty was about to burst at any minute in 1973. i didn't even think the film was going to be released. i just got the money and i thought it was great. and maybe some day they'll be showing it. but i doubted it would get on the screen. i borrowed money all over this neighborhood, left and right, from everybody and i ner paid 'em back, so i can't borrow no money fromobody, no more, right? so who does that leave me to borrow ney from, t you? we went to warner's at lunch and it was in a screening room. there was an executive there named, john calley, who is really responsible for many interesting pictures from that time. i borrow money from you cause you're the only jerk-off that i can borw money from without payingem back, right? and about ten minutes into it, a waiter comes in with a tray. literally right in the middle of the picture. and says, "who's got the tuna on rye?" and marty is just dying

flood gate dolly, as the sale had been named was trapped earlier today. five-week old seal has been lost from its mom. it's the first time in ten years that a sale has been found in palo alto. and a cute sale it is. >> let's bring in our kwheef meteorologist. i know we're in for a big-time warm up. >> yeah, make some sort of plans outside for wednesday. that's going to be the day where you want to get outside. >>> winds right now, 10-15 miles an hour. not nearly as it has been. the key thing about the wind right now is it's moving out of the north, which is a dry wind and sliektly offshore. that was good enough today to bring our warmest temperature right by the bay. we head throughout our wednesday. not even by the noon hour. even by 4:00 p.m., temp kwhurs at the low 70s throughout the coach. mid to upper 70s. we're going to go anywhere from five to ten degrees warmer. let's get you outside right now. a check of our sky camera network. san berdino mountain. also low hupdty. some very dry air in place. you'll probably notice your skin. a little bit dry. y

and we just left the camera on the dolly all the time.o every move had a little bit of choreography. marty today is much calmer than he was then. marty was about to burst at any minute in 1973. i didn't even think the film was going to be released. i just got the money and i thought it was great. and maybe some day they'll be showing it. but i doubted it would get on the screen. i borrowed money all over this neighborhood, left and right, from everybody and i never paid 'em back, so i can't borrow no money from nobody, no more, right? so who does that leave me to borrow money from, but you? we went to warner's at lunch and it was in a screening room. there was an executive there named, john calley, who is really responsible for many interesting pictures from that time. i borrow money from you cause you're the only jerk-off that i can borrow money from without paying 'em back, right? and about ten minutes into it, a waiter comes in with a tray. literally right in the middle of the picture. and says, "who's got the tuna on rye?" and marty i

(sam raimi) and they're very aware of the shot's power and impact a wide shot versus a dolly shot.nd they're aware of the effect of those shots in sequence, just as a musician would be aware of the flow of the notes and how they would rise and build to a climax. (climactic music playing) (banging) (machine gun firing) the people writing about films have seen far more than we have and are much more literate in terms of movies than we are. i mean, we all essentially watched cornell wilde movies. (man) we'll hear from that kid and i don't mean a postcard. (john turturro) there's a lot of joel and ethan in there. fish, fresh fish. (john turturro) they're not as much of a pill as "barton fink" is. (woman) let's get to work. it's late, morrie. not anymore, lil, it's early. we were doing a love scene with judy davis and they had written originally there wasn't all this kissing. and i don't think she ran her hand through her hair and then they wanted to do it a little bit different. and i didn't want to. i said, "listen you guys, i have to defend the writers here." and they were like oh, y

(sam raimi) and they're very aware of the shot's power and impact a wide shot versus a dolly shot.nd they're aware of the effect of those shots in sequence, just as a musician would be aware of the flow of the notes and how they would rise and build to a climax. (climactic music playing) (banging) (machine gun firing) the people writing about films have seen far more than we have and are much more literate in terms of movies than we are. i mean, we all essentially watched cornell wilde movies. (man) we'll hear from that kid and i don't mean a postcard. (john turturro) there's a lot of joel and ethan in there. fish, fresh fish. (john turturro) they're not as much of a pill as "barton fink" is. (woman) let's get to work. it's late, morrie. not anymore, lil, it's early. we were doing a love scene with judy davis and they had written originally there wasn't all this kissing. and i don't think she ran her hand through her hair and then they wanted to do it a little bit different. and i didn't want to. i said, "listen you guys, i have to defend the writers here." and they were like oh, y

to those who don't, discover him now z dolly parton said my heart is broken. george jones was my all time favorite singer. he was 81. in hollywood last night the classic film festival put on by turner classic movies. events hosting stars including jane withers and ann blythe n theaters this weekend the big wedding is a comedy full of stars. >> who knows if i'll get a chance to say those names? >> also stars in the new sitcom family tools. >> still to come at 4:00 looking for answers in a big fire destroying a historic san jose building and emotional toll its taking on residents. >> there is a deal to get furloughed air traffic controllers back to work. but what other >>> updating breaking news this is a live shot from sky 7 in oakland near park boulevard. bad crash we've learned one person died and two other people are seriously injured this is a scene there is a massive traffic back up. keep it scheer we'll keep you posted as well. >> federal investigators are trying to figure out what set off a fire last night destroying a historic building in san jose. it h

. >> is it true dolly madison was around to offer advice? >> i think she offered advice whenever she got away with it. she would have been nearby from time to time. >> one last thing legacy was she was the first presidential window to get attention for her service. how did that happen? >> for husband died in office, and she needed the assistance, so congress inappropriate $35,000 for her. >> which was not an on substantial amount of money. when he dies in office this is the first time this has happened. did it create a constitutional crisis? >> it certainly did. the constitution does indicate if the president is not there, those duties on the vice president, but it did not say what the status of that person would be. would he be carrying out the duties as vice president, as acting president, or as the new president, sir john tyler decided he was not going to let them thing too long about it, so he declared himself president, and he had congress pass resolutions declaring him president. not everyone agrees with that, so occasionally mail came

they expect to release dolly in a few months. >>> time now 5:48 we have a brand-new crash in san mateore is it? >> this one is reportedly involving debris all over the world, southbound 101 at highway 92 and it looks like it could be a pretty serious crash according to chp and there is debris in all the lanes, heavy metal debris, rebar and other kind of metal and it was a prius and another vehicle involved in this crash and they are looking for heavy tow truck for a big-rig and again, highway 101, you might want to consider using 280 as an alternative and people are slowing to take a look and medics are on the way. >>> we talked about getting over to the peninsular and so far it looks okay heading out there. and if you want to look at the bay bridge toll plaza, it is light. let's go to steve. >>> well, if you are watching us up in reno, we are dealing with a little bit of light snow and it is in the old pipeline. for us, a cooler pattern has settled in and after last night and this morning we are seeing a chilly morning with a lot of 30s and 40s and it has been a chilly april, today wi

unlike let's say dolly madison, for instance, or louisa adams, they were very politically savvy. yes, they moved their parlor meetings and dinners and things to talk to the various congressmen and senators and get their point of view across. >> interesting, we didn't make this connection. martha came up frequently in polk administration or the other tennessee president. the id she not go to school? >> she went to school there -- shep went to school in washington. >> she didn't go to school off of the way the polk administration did? >> sarah polk was a great one. mrs. polk didn't have children of her own. she often times invited the young girls in the school that were there. she became quite friendly with mrs. polk and harriet lange who was buchanan's niece. so she's kind of?-- she came into politics thereupon the back door, let's say. but i don't think she really impressed upon her father or wanted to push her particular point of view. plus she was married to a senator. her husband was a senator. so she was very aware of what was going on. but mainly taking it from the back door

garth brooks called him the greatest voice to grace country music and dolly parton says he was her all-timestory of alcoholism and drug abuse. he had difficulty sometimes making it to his concerts. that's why they called him, said a concert without george showing up, nobody was surprised. but listen to this, the people who consider him one of greatest, franksy that tri, pete townsend, james taylor, countless others. waylon jennings said if we could all sound like anybody it would be george jones he was in country music hall of fame and he will be missed. anybody else have anything to say? >> greg: there is a silver lining to this. he was a boozer. took a lot of drugs and got in a lot of fights. was arrested but he still passed away at 81. >> kimberly: right. >> greg: an amazing revelation for somebody like me and you, bob. that maybe you can make it in the eighth decade living an interesting life. >> bob: it's about genes. there are a lot of people i know who made it. >> greg: that's a country music song. >> bob: this guy had, he played in every decade, four decades. he made contributions a

. >> we're gonna hold on ♪ we're gonna hold on ♪ gerri: hold on, dolly parton treated today, said mywas one of my all-times favorite singer and people in the world, me took his legacy will live on, that is my two cents more. that is tonight's willis report, thank you for joining us, have a great week, and dvr the show, if >>. >> tom: should a terrorist be protected by our constitution especially if the visit an american citizen? where did that 48-hour window come from that allowed officials to question them before reading them their miranda warnings. we're talking about a citizen terrorist. right here and right now. >> tom: thanks for joining us. here at the top of the stack, being a citizen offers us a kinds of constitutional protections, it's just one of the things that makes our citizenship so valuable in this country. if arrested, we have right to remain silent. we have the right to be represented by a law

. >> we're gonna hold on ♪ we're gonna hold on ♪ gerri: hold on, dolly parton treated today, said mytely broken, george jones was one of my all-times favorite singer and people in the world, me took his legacy will live on, that is my two cents more. that is tonight's willis report, thank you for joining us, have a great week, and dvr the show, iw york. york. >> let it be known this is week we moved on from terror concerns and debt concerns that we'll spend whatever it takes to keep us safe, c can assume throws any budget right now out. because, now our politicians have an excuse to keep us out of the grave. we have to keep digging the same old spending hole, i am neil cavuto, maybe it was whether about likal bloomberg and his police commissioner were talking about need for thousands of morecambmorecameras to spy on

. >> we're gonna hold on ♪ we're gonna hold on ♪ gerri: hold on, dolly parton treated today, said myroken, george jones was one of my all-times favorite singer and people in the world, me took his legacy will live on, that is my two cents more. that is tonight's willis report, thank you for joining us, have a great week, and dvr the show, i. we do not. i'm angry. leavitt that. ♪ john: who cares? a slightly different code means you have been struck. 13,000. john: government mess. >> obamacare is working. >> this is a simple, strong, good thing. john: and then there is free-market. >> my cell phone, m e-mail address. >> the long-term players in the medical business need to be pushed to a new way of looking at things. john: well will be the new way? government? free-market? and what happens when the conflict? >> thereof the criminal. >> are you still there? john: i hope so. any hint to treat my dog. will that be legal? free-m

. >> we're gonna hold on ♪ we're gonna hold on ♪ gerri: hold on, dolly parton treated today, said myeorge jones was one of my all-times favorite singer and people in the world, me took his legacy will live on, that is my two cents more. that is tonight's willis report, thank you for joining us, have a great week, and dvr the show, if you can't catch us live, have a great evening. lou: good evening confusing messages from the white house, president obama walks back from his red line decree on syrian use of chemical weapons. this aftee u.s. intelligence sources yesterday reported that on at least two occasions, assad regime had used seron gas on its population, the president instead laying out another red line for the assad regime, that is already slaughtered tens of thousands of its civilians. >> horrific as it is, when mortars are fired on

and in a particular way you might be able to set the trend if she's wearing a veil or dolly madison or something like that. but for the most part, it's not until much later when there are many more images that are able to show up in a more sophisticated, technologically speaking american press that you're able to get to the point where you have trends that can be identified in order to -- in order to move on. >> julia tyler was also very political and interested in her husband's political career. we move on to the influence part of her role as first lady. again, each short month she was in this role, she was very much involved in a major policy issue that we've talked about or referenced already and that's the annexation of texas. we turn to sherwood forest, where the spouse of the president's grandson, talks about julia's lobbying for this policy. let's listen. >> she loved him politically, phenomenally, my dear, for her husband. she had soirees at the white house to lobby. tyler was immensely dedicated to the concept of the annexation of texas to the union. and during that period she

dolly parton said my heart is broken.was my all-time favorite singer and one of my favorite people in the world. my heart goes out to his wife, nancy, and the rest of his family. >> rick: here, here. we share those thoughts. coming up, congress paving the way for the faa to suspend those employee furloughs. so was it thousands of flight delays or was it something else that forced lawmakers to act? >> i think it's rotten. i really think it's rotten. you have your schedule you have to keep on. you have to get your connecting flight and you can miss your connecting flight. i think it's rotten we're paying for this sequester, you know. it's normal people ♪ [ male announcer ] a car has a rather small rear-view mirror, so we can occasionally glance back at where we've been. it has an enormous windshield so we can look ahead to where we are going. now is always the time to go forward. and reimagine all the possibilities that lie before us. an ally for real possibilities. aarp. he he he he >> rick: congress is voting to give the

dolly parton was a friend and tweet today quotation my heart is absolutely broken.ime favorites center. jones was 81. >> catherine: bob weir collapses grateful dead guitarist and singer about where collapse onstage last night while performing with his band further. he's on the left the dead still flush is on the right in happen at the capitol theater in port chester, n.y.. in griffin did fashion the music never stopped even after word collapse. if the bans roadies helped him up and gave him a chair to finish plain. >> catherine: the dragon is back as the custom built catarrh stolen from former jefferson starship member peace years after 35 years ago in germany. it was made from the same piece of wood used to build the tiger catarrh for grateful dead from a jerry garcia. the dragging disappear and 1978 festival and hamburger. >> catherine: scientists and uruguay this week announced that they created sheep which glow in the dark. it's not clear what they thought this was a good idea. but it was an experiment that produced nine genetically modified false torres sent sh