eddie is the biggest coward i ever met in my life. >> woo! >> never said he was a smart man. >> oh, my lord mercy. >> dr. phil: how is he a coward? >> they'll gang up on melissa when there's nobody around to be a witness. when i'm around, there's no real confrontation. >> when have i ganged up on melissa? >> every time i'm not around. every time at a ball game. >> is that when -- >> did you see how he just used me like that? you, like everything is aggressive with this man. >> once we had a conversation on your front porch of your old house. very calm, positive conversation. i was never aggressive to you. you were never aggressive to me. we were able to have an adult conversation. >> why can't you have an adult conversation with my wife? >> you know why i can't?she can. >> exactly. >> if you watch the video, i'm trying to have an adult conversation while she's being aggressive and yelling and screaming. >> the video i see has this one in the background. >> dr. phil: can i jump in here a second? absolutely. >> it's your show. >> dr. phil: i ha

eddy: that is a really good question.e latest fed minutes, that we got the friday before last, they talk about the natural rate of interest, a pretty abstruse statement. century,from the 19th closely associated with an economist in the early 20th century, so there is the sort of phantom interest rate that hangs over the world. we cannot see it. we cannot touch it. it is not printed in the newspaper, but it is there. joe cole and this is a rate of interest that would bring everything down? eddy: the first is whether or not it even exists, and then the other is what is it, and the president of the san francisco and it was said that it was likely that the rate went negative and is still very low, so we can take from it that basically anything you do with interest rates except going negative is not helping the economy whatsoever, so the problem is we cannot see -- we do not know what the natural rate does, but we can only look at it effects. scarlet: so what does that mean for what the fed can do? what is within the fed power

eddie conway is central to my first memories.used to take me to, when it was open, the baltimore city penitentiary to see eddie conway. i was talking to my dad about this recently. from the time i might have been one or two years old. i mean, literally, my first memories are of black men in jail, specifically of eddie conway. that was a huge, huge, huge influence on me, i mean, when you talk about like this notion of, just going back to your question, of violence, knowing that was present. and, you know, i had this conversation with my dad recently. i asked him, i said "well, why , did you take me into a prison? why would you take a three-year-old, four-year-old child into a prison? and my memories of this are mostly of being bored and seeing the gates and, you know, the kinds of things that children will remember. and he said, "i wanted you to see the face of the enemy. i wanted you to see what you were up against." and so, in many ways, everything i've done as a journalist, up until and including this book, really begins like r

>> eddie. >> eddie murphy. >> it was eddie on the phone. and he said, i love you. and take a year off, take as much time as you can off because you don't want to get on the stage with your knee wobbling and i started laughing. >> i love that. eddie and tracy are going to team up on the big screen in new richard pryor biopic. tracy is set to play redd foxx. that will start shooting in april here in new york. >> good to see him doing so well. >>> samantha harris will be sharing a health update after tomorrow on "the doctors." >>> coming up next, i'm here with oprah, one of our "e.t." icons. you have to see lady o's reaction to our decades of covering her. from 1985. >> oh, my god! >> 1986 oscar nominated oprah winfrey. plus at home with tom brady talking about those super bowl rings ben affleck's nanny got that's ahead. soo li oca n.t t t pt.etio what dear? oh! oh, you're bad. stop that! i'm sorry. (vo) a new york millionaire spent $714,000 to learn how to be a pet whisperer. what? oh ho ho! (vo) you'd make a way better rich person. >>> tom brady is giving david beck

but eddie tipton was on the inside. and it was nearly a year before the manipulation of the rng was ever found. that only happened after his clumsy attempts to claim the money. eddie tipton was a first rate geek, but a very poooocriminal. 38:48 you know, a lot of observers have said that if he just didn't try to claim it himself, he might have gotten away with that. is that true or not true? throughout this case there's been a lot of speculation. and i learned very early on that if i speculated on what might happen publicly, i was wrong. and so we try to only deal with facts." 39:11 they're focusing on how tipton was caught, and d the future. because lottery leaders know, now more than ever, they have to prove their security to customers every day. 34:38 it's an optional purchase, they don't have to buy one. they have to think that it's fair, that it's secure and that they can win. 34:44 " jessica rae: charges possibly ahead for tipton.... who was convicted of fraud in iowa... that's because two people@he knows cashed o

eddie making moves that would make eagles running back demarco murray proud. >> i seen on the news that there was a emu on the loose but i didn't suspect it was around here. >> reporter: now captured in your backyard. >> well, that is amazing, isn't it. >> reporter: unwelcomed guest show up on leo's, delaware farm. >> he has been here for probably three months. >> reporter: what has he been doing. >> nothing eating corn. >> reporter: quick. >> he is fast, 6 feet tall and runs 40 miles an hour. he is very crafty. >> reporter: he became a nuisance and led to dangerous encounters with people. >> they pulled alongside at the road and shot at him. >> reporter: an and faculty at a nearby school. >> they had a soft lock down which they kept the kids inside from playing outside because of the emu's presence, trying to keep people moving. >> reporter: now eddie can take a rest from running. safely back, in captivity. were you worried that he would getaway again. >> it has been an ongoing issue, yeah. a lot of help and cooperation from the public here. so great job, everybody. >> reporter: as for

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. >>> moving on to last year's academy award winner eddie redmayne, already getting tons of buzz for his new movie "the danish girl." in the film eddie plays an artist who is one of the first known people to undergo gender reassignment surgery. it's a role that could be eddie's second shot at oscar. >> you won the oscar in the middle of working on this film. what has this year been like for you? >> it's been absolute frenzied noisy, muddled brilliance, cacophony of excitement. >> exactly what happened last night? >> there was a moment when i wasn't me. there was a moment when i was just lilly. >> r rorter: now facing g e buzz surrounding his portrayal in "the danish girl," it looks like eddie may want to make room for another oscar on that show. >> there's something you'd like to tell me. >> are you ready to do it again? because they're saying you're going to win the oscar again this year. >> no. to be honest, i'm just thrilled that this filmis making it ouou into the world,d, and i'm hoping that i'm just filming another film. are going to take a holiday and try to take in -- take st

in fact, eddie seems so proud of her. he is always trying to get letter to sing when guests are over at the house. and speaking of singing, coming up next, we are with donnie and marie returning to the vegas stage after donnie's serious vocal chord surgery. >> if they didn't get it quite right, he couldn't sing again. >> then our 35th birthday celebration with jason ritter who is also 35. it's a friday flash back remembering dad john ritter and following in his footsteps. >> as an actor, god help him. >>> they still sound as good as ever, donnie and marie, what a relief that is it after donnie had to undergo vocal chord surgery. >> it was really scary for him. he had a 50/50 chance he would never sing again. i was there as he and marie sounded amazing and announced that they will be extending their run at the flamingo for another year. >> donnie first, how you are feeling? >> i'm doing great. i'm better than i've ever been. >> he was amazing during -- after the surgery. you know, you never complained. >> i couldn't. three

. >> eddie. >> eddie murphy. >> it was eddie on the phone. he said, are you all right? and he said, i love and take a year of take as much time as you can off because you don't want to get on the with your knee wobbling. and i started laughing. >> i love that. ed and tracy are going to team up on the big screen in the n richard pryor bio pick. tracy is set to play redd foxx. >> good to see him doing so well. >>> samantha harris will be sharing a health update after her breast cancer battle tomorrow on "the doctors." >>> coming up next, i'm here with oprah, one of our "e.t." icons. you have to lady o's reaction to our decades covering her. from 1985. >> oh, my god! >> 1986 oscar nominated oprah winfrey. plus at home with tom brady talking about those super bowl that's ahead. >>> tom brady is giving david beckham a run for his money as sexiest man alive. >> i'm probably in the gym two or three days a week. >> stealing a bit of the spotlight when gq went to their annual men of the year issue. tom's got four sup rings. affleck's nanny showed them off on private jet. but tom

in fact, eddie seems so proud of her. he is always trying to get letter to sing when guests are over at the house. and speaking of singing, coming up next, we are with donnie and marie returning to the vegas stage after donnie's serious vocal chord surgery. >> if they didn't get it quite right, he couldn't sing again. >> then our 35th birthday celebration with jason ritter who is also 35. it's a friday flash back remembering dad john ritter and following in his footsteps. >> as an actor, god help him. soo li oca n.t t t pt.etio ahh... yeah! ahh... ahh... ah. you probably say it a million times a day. ahh! ahh! but at cigna, we want to help everyone say it once a year. say "ahh". >>ahh... cigna medical plans cover one hundred percent of your in-network annual checkup. so america, let's go. know. and take control of your health. >>> they still sound as good as ever, donnie and marie, what a had to undergo vocal chord surgery. >> it was really scary for him. never sing again. i was there as he and marie sounded amazing and a

tom cruise, eddie murphy, kevi all became super stars. we were right there behind the scenes of the biggest films of the dec >> oh the 80s how we love you. the big stars were becoming famous. iconic movie scenes were being shot and this guy just felt the need. >> how about when girls bombard you in your room in a crazed t cruz attack. >> a crazed tom cruz. that kind of stuff is uncomfortable. >> he had that tom cruz laugh back then. on the set was more recognizable faces. only 1 degree of separation between tom and mr. foot loose himself, kevin bacon. >> i was 24 years old and came to new york when i was 17. i'm not a newcomer. >> the movie was replac the film's theme song and we met another movie rookie that day, sarah jessica parker. >> i've never did a film before. i'm learning more and watching more. when you have a dance partner like kevin bacon, you can't go wrong. >> later we found the future husband, matthew riding a float in downtown chicago. >> it became nationally. i just skipped school a little bit. >> other 80s movie sets we

it wasn't back in the early 1900s. >> so eddie redmayne plays a transgender in this movie?> yep. >> and i think this has been through like the festival circuit. it's been getting a lot of buzz. >> yes. because you know, eddie redmayne is so extraordinary. >> exactly. >> and alicia have i conder is also in the film. we've seen her in "the man from uncle." there's something about the film that's so beautiful that i think it's going to capture the attention of all the voters >> "the danish girl," coming out later on this month. what else do we have? >> well, there's something that i think is going to be a really really big contender during awards season but i think some people are going to argue with me. are you ready for this? >> okay. are you referring to any movie that stars ryan reynolds? i'd definitely argue with you. >> thankfully i'm not. we're saving him for a whoa other segment. "star wars" the force awakens. >> you're just saying it because you're here. >> i'm so excited about it. >> you're at the mother ship. >> you know what? i think that it's going to get a lot of

thousand $146 it is - >> how many unit at 50 percent ami. >> the $18 million that is going to the eddy taylor project is the remaining gap to get that project installed for several years because of funding deficiency so the overall will be $18 million will fund 71 unit of hundred units and additional fun will be provided by the mayor's office from other funds but also the developer has been very diligent in getting state funds as well. >> i want to clarify the eddy and taylor is one hundred units plus and 5 m will be fully funding 69 of these one hundred and 3 units; is that correct. >> we have 71. >> sorry i miss counted and they'll be fully accounted for i think this is the discretionary how many units are they really building eddy and taylor when you include 67 mission how many units at 50 percent of ami. >> we're building the total count we're anticipating 83 units so 20 percent is 18 unit so the balance will be at 50 percent of ami now - >> how many units ami. >> 83 times 80 percent so - about 64 - 65. >> 65 total of this ami. >> that's the total ♪ development how many units at 50

[applause] >> so, eddie, again, i know you're a successful real estate agent.ot so lucky in love. >> y

what major blockbuster did eddie murphy miss out on? and then before big bang -- >> johnny hello. >> that's next. >>> extra extra. >>> hey everyone. welcome back to extra. now we're taking a frustrating look at some of the best roams ever and the stars who turned them down. >> big mistake or smart career move? we're breaking down some famous roles that turned some unknowns into big stars and some unlucky actors asking what was i thinking. julia roberts rose to superstardom status after pretty woman. but reportedly molly ringwald was the first choice for the role but turned down the offer. gray's anatomy gave patrick dempsey his return to glory. but produced wanted rob lowe for the role. he turned it down. >> would breaking bad have had the same success with matthew broderick? interesting but one thing's for sure. we will never know. eddie murphy turned down one of the biggest scores of the decade. >> ghost busters. i feel like an idiot. i was supposed to be in that one. >> and matt damon was supposed to be in the top grossing movie of a

. >> eddie. >> eddie murphy? >> eddie on the phone. eddie said, you all right. he said, i love you. take a year off. take as much time as you can off because you don't want to get on that stage with your knee possibling. and i ststted laughing. >> tracy is set to star in the upcoming richard prior biopick and now feels a kinship with the >> do you feel y yr place in is different places now? >> oh, it is sharper now. i think richard prior, he came back, he was more, and that's how i feel. i feel supepeor. i feel so supreme. >> back to tracy's latest gig, friend, oprah. who is playing richard pryor's's grandmother. and richard pryor's widow is not only producing the movie, she has a role in it as well. >> straight ahead, justin bieber talks about his new video, album and misstep. is justin just tired of having to say sorry? >> i feel like i lost my focus for a while. >> ellen degeneres, looking back at her first time on "e.t.." >> i want to do >>> that is one of many new bieber music videos released this week featuring songs off@ his new album. >> and we talked to justin about his new

eddie chest told a judge today... .... he's receiving cancer treatments while he serves time at the anamosa state penitentiary. in 2009, chest and his son robbed knicker's saloon in dubuque, and chest shot dubuque police lieutenant scott baxter. baxter fired back, and both men were injured. chest took a plea deal, but he's appealed his sentence twice. last month, thh iowa courttf appeals ruled in chest's favor. chest was set to receive his new sentence today, but due to a logistical error the court rescheduled the sentencinn for next week. two iowa men accused of threatening violence at the world pokemon championships are now being held on 150-thousand dollars bail. stumbo of boone were in cocort on weapps charges in maryland today. this is video from august. prosecutors say they made threats against the tournament on social media. police found a 12 gauge shotgun, a-r-15 rifle and nearly 300 rounds of ammunition in their car when they tried to register. if you live in belle plaine, we have a warning for you tonight. the ci

. >> eddie! >> all right, eddie. oh, ya, honey. wait to go, eddie! >> oh, ya!y gosh, eddie. >> no, he says. >> mike? >> i hit bottom. >> you go in there. >> and that's my career i'm talking about. >> oh, lord. >> make sure to get the bacon and the ugh. oh, he's digging. you're like kicking. >> wait. >> wait. >> is it okay? >> pretty goo. not that bad. >> not that bad? >> no. >> they've created a tunnel for me now. >> then you realize i'm eating pickled herring. now your area crying? >> yes. >> what do you hate so much? >> oh, ooh he's so emotional. >> look at him. >> wait until the after taste. >> oh, not bad at all. sue, go ahead. >> how about us at the same time? >> okay. >> okay. >> oh, how romantic. >> you're just alike, and eating together. >> oh, and then we can like -- okay, fine. >> not messy enough. >> viewers if you would like to come by fourth and market, you can help us finish this off. >> we should bring this over to the desk so we can eat this the rest of the segment. >> mike? >> i did bring some of the most popular ones for you guys back stage. >

. >> earlier inmate eddie harrow told the group about his idyllic upbringing and the drug -- filled years that followed, but it was the account of the night he witnessed the execution-style murder of his two friends that left the group in shock. now it's mefford's turn to talk about his childhood. >> i believe parents do the best they can. it's really about understanding their story, who created them, what events in their lives led them to the moment of the crime. >> i was abandoned by my mom a couple times, right. when she left me for three days by myself, that was kind of a trip. first day it was like, well, i figured she was going to come back any time and, you know, so i just kept on doing what i was doing and living my life as a 12-year-old kid. i remembered, you know, i was going about my day, getting about my day, going here, going there. coming home every afternoon to see if my mom was there, and she wasn't. and the second day i was scared that she just left me. the third day i woke up, and she wasn't there, and i'm going, wow, this kind of sucks. because i'm like 12 years old. ho

eddie tipton, the former information security director for the multi-state lottery association was convicted of rigging the iowa lottery in an attempt to win 14.3 million dollars. police say video shows tipton buying the ticket at a des moines quicktrip. then last month police arrested him again... after investigators discovered he may have been brother and a friend in wisconsin and colorado. his brother says the man in the video is not tipton. this morning. terrorist attacks on paris are almost a week behind us now... but lawmakers are still talking this morning about how to avoid something similar in america... s/ speaker paul ryan, wisconsin :14"when we have indications that some of the paris bombers - one at least - may have come through the refugee routes, don't you think that common sense dictates we should take a pause and get this right?" speaker paul ryan spoke on the yesterday... and a bi-partisan group of lawmakers share his fears... 47-democrats joined nearly all republicans to overwhelmingly approve the "safe act." it requires the department of f-b-i... and the director of natio

she's one witness out of a hundred, eddie. and my gut. which is all you usually have when you drag us deeper on some case. what, i said i would go and talk to her. you know what, don't worry about it. eddie, please. hey! nice car. yeah, maybe i can take you for a ride. i'll show you a place you've never been before. oh! max murdock, police. same thing you always do when someone doesn't pay. you whack 'em. i don't whack people... (grunts) so there's another max murdock at this address who's known to work as a leg-breaker for loan sharks? mean, i-i quit that job. really? 'cause two nights ago, you were banging on some guy's door, saying you were gonna kill him. you left your prints all over it. what guy? baez: curtis fallows, i the guy you gunned down this morning in duane park. curtis is dead? oh, look at that, he does know the guy. uh-huh. okay, i didn't quit that job. but you did kill him 'cause he didn't pay up. (breathing excitedly) these porn types always pay up. whoa, slow down, back up. what do you mean "porn types"? my boss is bran

[applause] >> so, eddie, again, i know you're a successful real estate agent.cky in love. >> yeah, if you want to put it that way. [chuckles]

there won't be any feedback. >> i'm eddie. responsible for taking the life of your grandfather. >> there will be no questions. it just is. >> deer skip's mother. i am the person that killed your son. >> this is a forum for honoring those we have victimized. >> it's 25 years ago. i broke in your house. >> a lot of people don't want to face that it's their actions that brought them to prison. they want to blame somebody else. but there are some of us that stop and look at it and go well you know what, i did that. and take accountability for it. >> when we first interviewed him. he told us there were some things he might not tell us. so he was able to go forward and use the she pronoun. it was a huge relief for him. now he's really doing the truth. >> marsha asked me one time, how do i know if you got out tomorrow that you would never commit crimes like this again? sit not a pattern or something i've engaged in in in my life. one bad act. i can't take back. >> you're probably wondering why me. it was never your fault. you had not