>> i think it was my ego and it was my ego why i hurt her and why i didn't just leave when i should have said, i need this wife so i'm cool or people like me or whatever which is the bad recipe for anything. you should follow your heart and what's really right for you. meeting someone like kat it -- not meeting her. we were friends for a long time. i think maybe that was the problem. i don't think sandy and i were friends. we went right into a relationship, then marriage. then right into that. never really friends. kat and i seem to be connected on a higher level. we have a deeper understanding of each other. you know, an outlook on the world and stuff like that. man, she's a bad ass, too. you think i'm bad and i'll browbeat you. interview her. she'll scare the hell out of you. >> one of the things about, i guess, when you marry a movie star and it goes wrong the last place you want to be is hollywood. suddenly you were in the world and bang. you're the bad guy everybody hates. >> well, you know, hey. the first press statement i said that i deserve everything bad that's coming my way. i

it was my ego why i hurt her and why i didn't leave the relationship when i should have because my ego said, well, i need this wife so i'm cool or people like me or whatever, which is the bad recipe for anything. i think you should follow your heart and what's really right for you and meeting someone like kat, not meeting her, we were friends for a long time and friends and mutual respect and it just -- i think that maybe that was the problem. i don't think sandy and i were ever really friends. we went right into a relationship and then marriage and then right into that and never really friends and, you know, kat and i seem to be connected on such a higher level. we have such a deeper understanding of each other and outlook on the world and stuff like that and she's a bad ass too. you think i'm bad and i'll brow beat you, you should interview her. she'll scare the hell out of you. >> when you marry a movie star and it goes wrong, the last place you want to be is hollywood because suddenly you were in that world and then bang. you're the bad guy everybody hates. >> yeah. hey, the first

was it just my ego?me trying to be a big shot and, oh, i'm jesse james, i'm a bad [ bleep ], i can have a movie star for a wife. >> was it that? >> i think a lot of it was my ego and it was my ego why i hurt her and why i didn't just leave the relationship when i should have. you know, because my ego said, i need this wife so i'm cool or people like me or whatever, which is the bad recipe for anything. i think you should follow your heart and what's really right for you and meeting someone like kat, not meeting her, we were friends for a long time and friends and mutual respect and it just -- i think that maybe that was the problem. i don't think sandy and i were ever really friends. we went right into a relationship and then marriage and then right into that and never really friends and, you know, kat and i seem to be connected on such a higher level. we have like such a deeper understanding of each other and, you know, outlook on the world and stuff like that. and, man, she's a bad ass, too. you think

noise in them direction but the alternative explanation would be that he's simply furthering his own ego and you know there is a tradition in this country about cider candidates and i don't think that in general it's a bad idea to bring new blood into the mix the problem here is he's starting at the very top i mean even the insider candidates like ronald reagan was governor of california before he ever became president or thought about running for president so it's this weird mix of you know the sort of media culture that we live in this this ego maniacal guy and one other thing i would throw in which is that the republican field right now is extremely ambiguous there is not a clear front runner which leaves this opening for somebody like donald trump alex if i go to you in washington how did and it's really really early days and he hasn't even declared ok. but how is this going to start shaping the campaign how much of an impact will trump's being there threatening to run if you waits after this these are these so-called deadline i guess is before june i mean how does it start shaping t

lawyers have to rise above their ego. that principle which motivated them to become lawyers in the first place. it is not like we do not bear responsibility for our own image. >> we have some questions from the audience that we would like to ask. there is so much more we could talk about in terms of remaking our image, if we have to, and our responsibility to make that change, it is, in fact, it is needed. first question, based on the discussion so far, i believe you are putting the cart before the horse. if the victim industry is so profitable and civilians, our clients, how do we as the attorney, change our image? shouldn't we be trying to change the public's perception of the system as a whole? >> i was trying to address that. dalton spoke to it as well. fih+-- jonathan spoke to it as. we have to make the á discussioa broader discussion, so that people understand how it affects their daily lives, how it affects the way government works. is there going to be money, our state parks going to be open, money for education?

and drugs come into arizona so i'm betting of the toughest sheriff in america has a bit of a bruised ego today how can he cleaned up very close encounter when he can't even keep criminals out of his own sheriff's department and that's why maricopa county sheriff joe arpaio is rights to old timer. now fifty years ago a speech by president presidential have k. inspired the united states to become unified to take a giant leap together for the betterment of mankind fast forward to today where it's difficult going any evidence of the unity that kennedy one spoke of so where is the america needs to tackle the biggest challenges artie's lauren lyster has the story. of. a mission accomplished for the united states. that hatched from a plan that began. eight years earlier i believe. it would. even though for the work. of landing a man on the moon and returning him safely to europe a call from a u.s. president became fifty years ago to this very day a speech asking congress to invest and training fantasy into reality it came in the wake of the cold war in reaction to the soviet union success sendi

it is not so much an ego thing but it is to encourage other people. hearing their list is encouraging to me and wanting to do more work and to be like them. hopefully, i can set an example for community members out there who are not sure if they can make a difference and know that they can. i would really like to thank them. thank you for this great honor. [applause] [applause] >> thank you, mr. president. i appreciate you giving me the opportunity to add to a list of wonderful word -- awardees this afternoon. i would like to introduce you to -- he lives in visitation valley which is the southernmost part of district 10. he is an outstanding human being. i made a facebook poster that i would be acknowledging him today. i want to share some of the overwhelming comments that were posted. "your service and humility are a shining example of -- culture in action." i use the words of members of the samoan community to uplift this brother. it is a pleasure to stand up in this chamber and honor you for this commitment to not only san francisco but specificall

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the other thing we have to be willing to do is check our egoes at the door and listen to each other. there are a lot of folks who love to hear themselves talk. but people who need to listen to what others say. working together means listening to each other and not taking credit. we have to have faith in each other. i know it is difficult. i know there's a lot of history and disappointment much we have to start to believe in one another again. i have seen too many times when we project to others when we believe them to be. without taking into consideration who they really are. at some point. we have to be able to see in others what they can be instead of focuses on what they can't. we can find reasons to find thingses that can't be done. i am going to challenge us to look beyond what our experience says is possible. they do not confine themselves to what they think can be done. they focus on what must be done. and we must find a way to work together. not for ourselves. not for our organizations. but because there are children out there that need us to. there are children out there who

>> i think they feel some inflated egos- >> i think they feel some pressure.ut this is all on collins he has to deliver a fire in princeton message. >> fire and brimstone message-- >>pam: thank you, vern we will be back, with much more news, ahead.

because a good review makes me feel ego centric, and a bad review makes me want to jump off a buildingon't read them and just personal feedback from friends and people i encounter. and if enough people tell me they like something i have done, and then i may believe i have done something good. tavis: you made a reference to going crazy in a hotel room. the last time you did that was in spain, and the end result is this project. so you are in spain, the story goes, and you have a bunch of sleepless nights and you write this in a hotel room? >> well, there are two types of hotel craziness. there is tommy lee hotel craziness, which i am sure is a lot of fun. and then my style that is just me and in a hotel room at 4 o'clock in the morning, with ins insomnia and look at a city that is empty, and feeling like you are the only person left on the planet. that the rapture happened and everyone was taken but me. tavis: hence the name of "destroyed? >> well, the cover is me standing in an airport hallway, and looking at this longhaul -- long hallway, and with a sign, unattended luggage is destroy

carteles mexicanos, como el de sinaloa y "los zetas", las pandillas son el nuevo aspirante a ejercer egostos países aún mayor que cuando enfrentaban conflictos civiles, en san salvador, univisión. >> la presidenta de argentina cristina fernández se reunió con su homólogo felipe calderón. >> ambos gobiernos firmaron un tratado de extradición que permite reclamar a algunas personas que tienen un caso penal. >> fernández expresó que respalda a calderón en su lucha contra la criminalidad. >> vamos a hacer nuestra última pausa en seguida dan emotiva dped ida a la madre de la cantante y actriz mexicana thalía. >> shakira al ritmo de sus caderas celebra al ritmo (♪). >> el fin de semana thalía y sus hermanas se reunieron en méxico para el velotorio de su madre, el cuerpo podría ser trasladado a nueva york para recibir sepultura, desde la capital mexicana, león felipe gonzález tiene más detalles. >> visiblemente consternada y acompañada de su esposo, tommy motola llegó a la funeraria a pocas semanas de dar a luz para estar presente en el velorio de su mamá. >> estamos contigo. >> estamos contigo

check the egoes at the door. they are costing us the lives of the young people. it requires us to have the will to come together to say enough is enough. >> i am on is this gun buy back. anything, any sense in your organization of any plans for any future coordination efforts? >> there are discussions about the gun buy backs. we have to deal with the issue of access to firearms. while i think that particular program is important, i think we need to go back to ernie's point. what are we doing about the overwhelming access to the guns. it's just one of the strategies. one of the challenges is attracting the communities. it's not the 15, 16, 17-year olds who are bringing the guns to us. the reason being. when we talk to the young people. why didn't you show up. even if i'm giving you a $250 voucher. we have to get a little more innovative approach. i know it's different as a state and nation to grapple with the manufacturing of automatic weapons. >> what i hear often. that's just one strategy. that's just one program. we have to do this. why don't we take what we're

so a lot of this was purely about ego on the run. >> i don't think it's over necessarily. talking about people i know in new hampshire, he's inquiring of the right people to hire. whether he hires them, we don't know. clarence might be right. he can buy them if he wants. >> we know he can fire people. chris: when the birther talk was getting a measure of credence with independent voters and last week's "new york times," when asked if they thought that barack obama was born in this country, only 52% of independents said yes. and that was a trouble spot. we put it to our panel, will the birther talk hurt the g.o.p. zphow in the present? it's polite 6-6. you folks believe it will still be around next year. >> oh, area, this is the tip of the iceberg of social change and a lot of long term anxiety. >> for independents, this is the kind of unseemly issue and argument that does not bring them into the fold. >> i think whoever the nominee is going to say i think it's terrible that these birthers are out there. i have nothing to do with these birthers. meanwhile they'll be working

oil -- warrior from the realm, they're not the only things that are oversized the warrior has a huge ego. he was on his way to becoming -- he lived there against getting in the way and end up getting cast out and vanished to earth as a human. he falls in love with a scientist and also manages to save small town from -- this movie was not as bad as i thought it would be. i guess when you go into a movie with the lowest possible expectation, it has nowhere to go but up. the movie special effects are what made it entertaining to watch. from the land, to epic battles the special effects did not disappoint. it was also surprisingly funny. normally it's hard to take seriously, it doesn't give off the serious vibe,. both men and women will enjoy. i know i would like to see the his abs one more time. >>> something borrowed is about rachel, a young lawyer who is in love with best friend fiance. dorothy is engaged to rachel's old law school crush. rachel must choose of being a good friend or sleeping with ex. rachel chooses the latter. maybe i'm not a chick flick kind of girl, maybe it's beyond my

. >> it's an ego builder, let me tell you. if you feel bad about yourself, just drive down and see the biggest billboard. >> did you ever imagine here you'd be 40 years later doing this in vegas? >> no, i mean, you think about a career. and especially being a woman in the entertainment business, you're lucky to get seven, eight years and we're going on what -- >> 48 years. >> 48 years now. >> incredible. >> and it's consistent, too. even in the show, i say, how grateful can i be. i know we're both so grateful. we always knew we would do something together again. >> if i spend 48 hours with my sister, bottles could start being thrown in my direction. >> i'm telling you, bottles are thrown. >> i've heard that about you. >> it wouldn't be by me. >> come on, let's call it the way it is. we do rub each other wrong every once and a while. that's what works for donny and marie on stage. everybody can relate to it who has a sibling, but there's something about this relationship that would on stage. >> you say it's almost unique, i'd s

i saw all the shades of green, i was able to get my own ego out of the way. i thought he is amazing. this brother of mine is amazing. he has built up something astonishing here. it was almost like he was no longer invisible to me. i could begin to see him. then when i watched him walking ahead of me, i realized he has the same gape i do. we are probably so much more alike than we ever allowed ourselves to think. that was a beginning moment for me. >> one of the narratives that runs through this book, particularly as he becomes more sick in the last part of it, you are the relentless, you are going to be okay, there is going to be hope, if i make enough contacts, i'll fix this. he is the almost unfailing despite his occasional request to you to help voice of it is not going to get better, deal with it, what did you learn over the course of that thing about the terrible tension between hope and reality acceptance when you are close to someone who has a terminal illness? >> that is such a hard question because the fact is they are so you. you are looking at your