she was considered eccentric in seattle, which prides itself on its eccentricities. >> the way you portray yourself around italians is important but she had this extreme version of being carefree and careless and actually took pride in it. in italy it's not done, especially not young women. >> as the newest and youngest of the roommates, amanda and meredith found much in common. they also shared a bathroom at one end of the house. they would only know each other for six weeks. >> it's just so sad. she had, by all accounts, a wonderful person, very smart, talented and well liked, regarded and loved girl. >> meredith kercher was more formal. she was british. she was more sophisticated. she was there with a pack of friends, who she knew from the university of leed, so she was in a much more secure place. amanda was more like a lone wolf, running around, basically picking up guys. >> amanda's free spirit and fresh-faced beauty even helped her get a part-time job. >> she was recruited to waitress at a bar owned by an african immigrant to italy named patrick lumumba. he hired her because she was

i think that, you know, in france, the eccentricity -- for me, eccentricity is very chic and it is what i love. it is so much about the good taste, which paralyzed. it is still a city where everybody meets profession, sure, but it is sad that you did not seek only may be in the young people, but you do not see when people are in the rain, let's say, in society, like having the joy to address. like you have to be like the color of the street of paris. you ought not to be remarkable. it is very demanding of the people. so i said to the people, no, we have to be like everyone else. in london, it was completely different, and it still is. more distance that makes them, for me, more fascinating than the french. >> we want to take questions from the audience, but i did just want to ask you a quick question about your work in movies because that has been so extraordinarily exceptional. i think probably a lot of people -- i know you have been to the academy of arts and all the students, but i wonder how many people in this audience know how involved you have been in the performing arts doing co

chatting with we've got a world map here of countries that allow it countries that are burning it eccentric searchable sure our view is that if you just put it on screen it just didn't europe i gather it's just folks and yeah ok so that's interesting to see some of the countries there but have banned it so far but there's a lot of big business pressure here isn't it that's the thing that's what you're up against. well there's a lot of big business pressure there certainly. given the job situation is one of many you member states or a lot of people that are saying that there are jobs in this we're saying well look there are jobs in a lot of other things as jobs in renewable energy jobs in energy efficiency there are jobs in new technologies so quite you know we don't necessarily have to go down this route and also that we're really serious about meeting our climate emissions reductions we need to be looking at what is going to give us the maximum return for investment in terms of providing energy but also providing those reduced emissions and the long term future i mean your report was sayin

i have -- there's stuff -- i want to have good excuse to talk to quirky eccentric people and have interesting things in the library. >> i like the lens for which he sees the world. >> that's exactly the best kind of feedback i get and very often i get it's really interesting when i am criticized i'm criticized by people who live in the word of ideas. so they don't appreciate that thing because -- >> you don't want the people that live in the world they are being -- >> they have a job they have kids, i refuse to apology to writing for that kind of person because i feel i am that kind of person. because i could have easily gone a different way, different position, i was this close to going to lawl law school. >> waiting for another malcolm it. what is your epitaph, i still have this this difficulty of reading malcolm gladwell books, if a mar tian had come up to me and said who is this malcolm gladwell? >> a fellow canadian, someone who has more hair than me, i don't know, someone really curious, shared the object of his curiosity with as many as he could. >> we'll wait for that. malcolm gladwel

done sprint swimming and when i turned 20, a friend said to me that these eccentric people go around the world and swim in the bay of naples and maro plata in argentina. they stand on the shore and a gun goes off and they try to beat each other across lakes. to travel and you love the character it builds. give it a try. with graduate school and living, doing that sport. >> if you talk to speed skaters and rowers and all the rest of it, it is just like one of them. the manhattan swim was a kick in the pants. october 6eautiful day. andle took the day off work the world trade center's were there at that time. it was a kick in the pants because there was a lot of pain to it. as best you can describe it, i just give the numbers. it to two hours in the water. to 53.s rounded up we don't want to chop off that time. don't forget the 18 seconds. it makes a difference. what is it like to be in the water for 52 hours? all of those elements like sharks, jellyfish -- what is that like? >> there is the body and there is the mind. , i had been inht about 40 hours at that point and i was in full-fle

estimates are taken into account the main drivers of the future economic growth such as animations and eccentric. we concluded the context as the chances to be among the top thirty countries earlier than two thousand fifty. this will happen within the next twenty years. no more. jules was the only difference. extend demonstrate strong economic performance during recent years the country reached international levels in medicine science and education. their social policy and the number of international peacekeeping products are being implemented. analysts say because it's been one of the twenty fourth position in the global raking late two thousand twenty five. in fact there are three key factors which will determine the future success of kazakhstan the first factors economic policy in particular distribution of. there is political stability in the country which determines extend economic growth thirty thousand fifty strategy is to play specific role in reaching the ultimate goal. generally has the speakers noted strategic planning is essential for successful and sustained development of the count

i think looking to her, looking to this sort of eccentric showmanship of dolly parton, it helped finder own style. >> she was just a toddler in 1993 when she was on the stage with many of music's biggest names. >> doing a tribute to elvis presley in memphis, tennessee, she came out onto the stage during the finale, the blues version of amazing grace. she came out on stage with some of the big stars in the world and she kind of became one with every singer and everybody was holding her and she had her hands up, singing. the last guy to hold her was tony bennett and he came as the song ended and vis-a-vis have a special little girl here. >> despite being surrounded by fame, she had a normal child lead. raise the southern baptists, her home was a small town in tennessee. on a 500-acre farm. >> love the outside and we would field fires on top of the hill and sit down and look at the stars, roast marshmallows. i was good at those things. i wasn't good at sitting them down and saying let's do your algebra now. >> he was good at watching out for his will grow, even as a toddler at her eyes o

i grew up in an unbelievably jewish suburb and i don't think i realised as a child how e-septemb eccentric that was. baltimore was a jewish enclave. almost nobody celebrated christmas at elementary school, and when i was older i thought, "that was unusual, no one celebrated christmas", so, yes. >> you - now you are an atheist. the jewish upbringing is a cultural identity not a spiritual connection. >> many jews - you don't have to believe in god to be a jew, you are, whether you choose to be or not. i went to a hebrew school, all the way up to the 10th or 11 theed grade. >> did you do the bar mitzvah and the whole think. >> i had the bar mitzvah, and felt - i found that i didn't believe in god. >> then stories on evangelical christians, when i get along with them, as often as i do, don't you think there was a reason that you were drawn to do the story while we are meeting each other, and they'll try to sell me on believing in god again. >> your parents, they wanted you to be a doctor. at what point did they say, "okay, he's doing well, we can . >> i was in my late 30s, before my parents st

." >> i think looking to dolly, looking to the sort of eccentric showmanship of a dolly parton helpedind her own stuff. >> she was just a toddler back in 1993 when she was on the stage with many of music's biggest names. >> doing a tribute to elvis presley at the pyramid in memphis, tennessee. she broke away from the nanny. she waddled out and came out on stage with some of the biggest stars in the world and she just kind of became one with every singer. everybody was holding her. she had her hands up and she was singing. the last guy to hold her at the end of the song was tony bennett. he came, as the song ended and said you have a special little girl here. >> yet, despite being surrounded by fame, miley had a normal childhood. raised a southern baptist, hope was the small town of thompson station, tennessee on a farm. >> i loved being outside. we would build fires on top of the hill and set out and look at the stars and roast marshmallows and weiners. i was good at those type of things with my kids. i wasn't good setting them down saying let's do your algebra now. >> he was good at

qaeda the "times" investigation centers around a complex relationship with local militias and an eccentric militia leader who has yet to be arrested. still, some members of congress refuse to believe al qaeda was not directly involved. >> i think the intelligence to a large volume disputes that. do they have differences of opinion with al qaeda core? yes. do they have affiliations with al qaeda core? definitely. >> the intelligence indicates that al qaeda was involved. i think the intelligence paints a portrait that some people came to murder, some people came to destroy property. some merely came to loot. and some came in part motivated by those videos. >> with just two days to go before health care coverage under obamacare kicks in, the white house reporting a major surge in enrollment. according to the centers for medicare and medicaid, more than 1.1 million people have signed up for coverage since october 1st. that is far off from the goal of 3.3 million by the end of the year and 7 million by march 31st. but 975,000 people signed up in december. that compares to 27,000 in october. off

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fall but some years could be seeing a five to fifteen centimeters across much of the great lakes eccentric new york pennsylvania into new england but as this move is just off the coastline. the storm system is going to start to develop in it had some fine with that said it would be pulling for easter back on shore into portions of the new england of course made a new piece in the seminaries out here bought twenty five to thirty five centimeters of accumulation going to the next does several days so i'll definitely get travel plans acropolis is the area is going to be a rough go into the northwest also look at the heavy snowfall in parts of british columbia that storm systems eventually get it reversed off the report said for canada in the central us by the latter part of this week while it does so will be popping in some warm air ahead of its own peer toronto new york over death was washed in the c i notes below freezing it's been that way it should get back up that average on going into latter part of weeks prior to that next storm system coming through as far as the europe is concerned t

lighting perjure themselves in congress and then something came out oh well we actually do do that eccentric center i just have to wonder you know what the time frame is going to be because with these recommendations coming out there could be leaks that come out to make all of these recommendations just you know redundant because you know we could learn so much more and that's why and not to be misunderstood cutting a deal because i think there are people in the n.s.a. as they get old can't we talk to this guy because it could get much much worse for them well i mean it's and it's entirely likely that we are only viewing the tip of the iceberg and it could get much much worse but i wanted to comment on one of the earlier statements about whether there is a comparison between the obama administration the nixon administration whether in fact we now have a cancer on the presidency the one difference there is that president obama has said at least he welcomes a discussion about this and this this review panel with with forty six recommendations of three hundred page report very extensive change

is the place people remember him for the classic lawrence of arabia a plate that t e lawrence an eccentric british army soldier who leads our troops against the turkish rule in local one he announced his retirement from acting. last year. so we grew up in england and eventually went on to study at the prestigious royal academy of dramatic shots from the time he started his career as a shakespearean actor on stage in nineteen fifty five is to respond between triumph and thank him he was known among friends to his love of drinking which he eventually gave up in the nineteen nineties following warnings from doctors. iris president michael d higgins said to have lost one of the joints in his field he leaves his two doses and some behind. as you. this amateur video that supposedly shows the minutes of the syrian army helicopters dropped barrels filled with exclusive to the north and sixty seven when flames and smoke rise in the air as britain's assess the damage and rubble left in its wake. thirty six people were killed in the attack including fourteen children according to the syrian observato

don't know whether it's a terrorist or whether the car simply exploded or whether it was a bomb eccentric cetera but that's all we know at the moment a blast appeared a ghost and i will update you of course coming up larry king's exclusive tour of u.s. news history watching r.t. international. although i have gone duck hunting a few times i've never seen the duck dynasty t.v. show but gosh i heard about the stay.

mr abe asks you told reporters at an air of many different states for eccentric deal with. i'm an adult and super easy to conclude negotiations with you. the negotiations with indonesia. already in the absence of a local park when i step out in handy as a visit to the south. in ancient sand and i can't even really care and free and architecture were cards wrapping up the tree pack by tight end and this year experts also forecast that he talks with trying to conclude in the second half of next year. although those code has yet to drop measures to support local farmers who have placed concerned about an influx of changes imports of agricultural products korea has struck and bilateral free trade agreement including those with the united states the european union and energy act and is in talks for eight other retreat to recent events the items. but amid this week i asked for what many korean leaders have been working for hearts when she said that korea will become the fifth or just reading power in the world by the year twenty twenty all this week the korean government also sta

was published in argentina and italy telling about all this pictures of the turks in the weights eccentric found entire piece with a color pictures on the tombs of the soviets who lived in china were to teach in diplomacy and received turkey embassies. it is a unique opportunity to see colored images of the ancient arts morning ancestors of many people who use of the pope to go for a full blown over exhibition of the annual world press photo contest is open in austin on the exhibition are already toward forty five countries of the world. that is the first and only country in central asia where the exhibition has been presented. it includes about a hundred fifty winning works selected by the international jury. i'm over hundreds of thousands of pictures this year the main prize went to the swedish photographer paul hints in this photo shows palestinians carrying the bodies of two dead children to the mosque the photo was taken at the gaza strip after the israeli missile attack in november of last year the residence of the car the couple can visit the exhibition of the best course of the pho

or communications we're hearing over the next twelve months from various sources snowden assad's eccentric cetera the journalists that have the information that more revelations will be coming out but nonetheless you know the country the been affected by this most notably brazil we hear a brazilian spied on by the n.s.a. well they have got to really turn around and take on america over it or not well i think it's a subtle process that takes place over time i think as the image of america has decreased in the eyes of the world if you look at polling data over the last decade i think the thing is like the attack on iraq that was obviously based on lies the disastrous invasion of afghanistan the us manipulating elections manipulating governments throughout the world most recently we see in africa and south sudan i had another one of their adventures gone wrong i think this is a process and it is showing the rest of the world more and more that us interventionism is certainly not a force for good at least in this state age and we have those who could leave it there executive director for the r

simply exploded or whether it was a bomb eccentrics cetera but that's all we know at the moment a blast appeared a ghost and i will update you of course coming up larry king's exclusive tour of u.s. news history you're watching artsy international. although i have gone duck hunting a few times i've never seen the duck dynasty t.v. show but gosh i heard about the standoff involving one of the stars of the show phil robertson who got suspended for making what many consider anti-homosexual comments in an interview this celebrity scandal is creating a lot of arguments about freedom of speech on social networks many people who believe that robertson deserved to be booted from the show for what he said argue that freedom of speech means that robertson can't be arrested by the government for what he said but the any t.v. channel has the right to fire whom they like the thing is that if this situation were reversed and robertson was fired for making pro l.g. p.t. statements then people who are currently defending any right to hire and fire as they please what all be bashing the t.v. channel for

he embraced his image as an eccentric. classically reliving his "lawrence of arabia" role with david letterman in 1995. >> excuse me but my noble transport is a little thirsty. >> jeff: peter o'toole said if you can't do something willingly, and joyfully, then don't do it. a great actor, he was 81. later how many college presidents make at least a million dollars a year. you might be surprised. a look at how and why police responded so quickly to friday's colorado school shooting. and another big name singer drops out of a sea world concert series. when the "cbs evening news" continues. [ female announcer ] we eased your back pain... ♪ ready or not. [ female announcer ] ...so you can be up there. here i come! [ female announcer ] ...down there, around there... and under there for him. tylenol® provides strong pain relief and won't irritate your stomach the way aleve® or even advil® can. but for everything we do, we know you do so much more. tylenol®. but for everything we do, we know you do so much more. if hey breathing's

that's one thing of that contributed to him being known as quite an eccentric fellow.hoarding of things. it got more trouble some when it was the hoarding of wild and dangerous animals. >> there's a crew of four headed inside the property. >> you could hear the roars and growls. if anybody up there says that they weren't scared, they're acting macho. at that time the sheriff had said if we were able to contain the animals, that's what we wanted to do. if anything approaches the fence, shoot to kill. i could see lions, bears and tigers and they were all coming towards the fence. >> the special response team shot and killed animals near the perimeter while slowly working their way into the property to recover thompson's body. >> we could see terry thompson laying there. he was laying flat on his back and his jeans pulled all the way down to his ankles, but we couldn't get to him. there was a tiger hovered over terry, and he was -- he had his mouth around terry, around his head. there was several bite marks. through our scopes i could see a pair of blue bolt cutters. i ha

geography and some places they just have more fertile land more resources natural shipping routes eccentric cetera but in this area as described pretty well in jared diamond's book guns germs and steel why was this theory kind of only valid during key historical periods or is geography is important as important today as it was historically. well. actually our answer to that is a little more more nuanced so first of all you're absolutely right jared diamond's wonderful book on germs and steel is one of the places where the very innovative theory in which geography is. is emerging as a key determinant of economic prosperity is is that best but there are many other people who have suggested it for the present today they argue some places have disease environments that make it impossible for countries to grow to have a lack of access to see or to rivers or they have their own climate and there is fairly cold calls of evidence some of that based on our work before and some of it summarized in the why nations fail that shows that this argument is very difficult to maintain if you have countries t

monitoring of our communication clearing over the next twelve months from various sources the smugness of eccentric cent of the gym is that of the information of more revelations will be coming out but nonetheless it comes to that effect the dove by this most notably brazil we hear of brazil been spied on by the end effect of that literally turn around and take on america of grenoble while i think it says it's a subtle process that takes place over time i think as the images of america has decreased in the eyes of the world if you look at polling data over the last decade. i think the thing is like the attack on iraq that was obviously based on lies the disastrous invasion of afghanistan the us of manipulating elections manipulating governments throughout the world most recently we see in africa and south sudan for yet another one of their adventures gone wrong. i think this is a process and it is showing the rest of the world mourn with the us intervention of some five years is certainly not a force for good reason to stay in. we have to believe that the second directive from one point steve peace

. >> even eccentric, he does things, you know how chris christie is a maverick and on the democratic side, jerry brown does the same sort of thing. he had linda ronstadt and his girlfriend for several years and lived on a mattress on the floor. and a lot of californians do. and you can never tell what he's going to do. >> i don't buy the numbers. and i don't think he does either. i give him credit and i think he's playing along get along because he wants to run again. neil: tom, it is always good to see you. a tax to end all taxes. what a dumb democratic congressman issa cooking up that could have you coughing up. every day we're working to be an even better company - and to keep our commitments. and we've made a big commitment to america. bp supports nearly 250,000 jobs here. through all of our energy operations, we invest more in the u.s. than any other place in the world. in fact, we've invested over $55 billion here in the last five years - making bp america's largest engy investor. our commitment has never been stronger. i as a business owner, i'm constantly putting out fires. s

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tradition of artistic pilgrimages to catch the spiritual groove, every kind of utopian dreamer, eccentricch of whatever. mmm, chilies. >> all right. thank you very much. >> that's level three. >> yes, sir. >> all right. we will be careful. indeed. >> new mexican chilies come in two varieties -- red or green. >> that's, by the way, the state question in new mexico. >> red or green. >> red or green. >> ordinarily, i like green. it's like yankees or mets. you've got to pick one. this green, however, is not ordinary green. >> my face is burning off. >> this? this ain't normal. oh, god. this hurts. >> i'm going to join you. >> def-con one, two, three. >> it's a slow roll, too. first you think it's going to be okay. then it's not. there's nothing to do but wait it out. i believe they use these same peppers in pepper spray. >> or repelling grizzly bears. if that tells you anything. >> yeah. >> a shot glass of that will put you in the hospital. >> no kidding. everybody in the restaurant seems so calm. maybe they're not eating this. >> they're all just trying to muffle their screams. zçjzmó >>>

what is it and she said it's about a kind of a precocious sixteen year old who's eccentric and into older women and all this stuff and she set up that sounds like kind of like my cousin jason and you know really you know and he's right over there and i was at the party and i had i had rented a tuxedo with tails a coat and tails and i had you know because i was kind of a clown and anyway they met the woman this casting director and she said would you like i'm cat i'm a casting director named dave you know said i'm casting for a movie rushmore would you like i think you could be this part would you have to audition for it i said you're wasting your time i'm not an actor and she said you should you should common audition you know you know and be really fun so i did audition and in fact i never was the first group that ever in my life i had never been to an audition and i made like an al fit that looked like the main character's outfit in the movie because i called the casting office and i said my name is jason schwartzman i'm coming in on friday what do you wear do and understand and she sai

they were more concerned about power struggle at home and this includes the eccentric prime minister with in this corner cabinet and he was saying that, you know, the ally germany and attacking the soviet union quickly so that we can claim to have participated in the war and maybe take some possessions. but everyone, including the army who have traditionally seen the soviet union as the hypothetical enemy had opposed this. and that was partly because of the experience that really told them otherwise. but it was also to undermine the position and especially wanting him to leave his cabinet without him having to dirty his own hands. >> they didn't really trust one another. and the question is part of the issue of having this is the end administration and being taken out for drunken evening by one of their japanese colleagues who thought that it would please her western colleagues if they had this over their science of your which was not the thing to do to ingratiate themselves. [inaudible question] >> i'm afraid part of this has been taken up and i was interested in whether germany was

you're free to behave as eccentric or normal a fashion as you wish. >> you can be the freak that you to spend your day talking to a tree, you can do that without being frowned upon. >> they are in local government, such as it is. >> he has been here for some 40 years. it was a military area that was abandoned and then occupied by squatters and hippies, despite the fact that the different governments didn't really appreciate what was going on here, nobody actually had the will or strength to put people out. >> who makes up the traction? >> we do. >> what about the essentials, electric, water. >> we buy it from providers. but we do it as a commune as a collective. we pay only one bill. >> but i like the fact that my kids get to walk around the streets without worrying about being run over by a car. >> there's no hot trucks and no cars running in the streets. it's like a little village. it's very secure. >> are you a hippie? >> he is. >> two eggs smoking now. >> yes, chef. >> right down there, we have pusher street, probably the most famous part. >> the green section, right? >> yeah. >>

i think looking to her, looking to this sort of eccentric showmanship of dolly parton, it helped finder own style. >> she was just a toddler in 1993 when she was on the stage with many of music's biggest names. >> doing a tribute to elvis presley in memphis, tennessee, she came out onto the stage during the finale, the blues version of amazing grace. she came out on stage with some of the big stars in the world and she kind of became one with every singer and everybody was holding her and she had her hands up, singing. the last guy to hold her was tony bennett and he came as the song ended and he said you have a special little girl here. >> despite being surrounded by fame, she had a normal childhood. raised a southern baptist, her home was a small town in tennessee. on a 500-acre farm. >> love the outside and we would field fires on top of the hill and sit down and look at the stars, roast marshmallows. i was good at those things. i wasn't good at sitting them down and saying let's do your algebra now. >> he was good at watching out for his will grow, even as a toddler at her eyes on

the eccentric foreign minister who was becoming a person on greta was saying jet show the gesture to the ally germany and they will attack the soviet union quickly so we can claim to have participated in their war and maybe take some soviet possessions. everyone including the army who had traditionally seen the soviet union as their hypothetical enemy post-it. it was partly because the experience that told them otherwise but it was also to undermine the position that he was taking and especially wanted him to leave his cabinet without him having to do with his own hands. >> that the relation with the axis power was a very old one because they didn't really trust one another. the question, the issue of wanting to have the jews other side is one demonstration but on the underhand -- the other hand was taken out for a drunken evening by japanese colleagues who then thought it would please their west german colleagues enormously if they took their steins of the year and which was not the thing to do to ingratiate themselves. they wouldn't have admitted it. >> george pearlstein. i'm afrai