ethan was a big guy.hey got him out of the seat. >> the deputies moved ethan around the bend. >> something's happened because he's no longer struggling. you no longer hear him crying. he's passed out or something. >> the ambulance came, the movie started. and then this. >> they came back it turned into a death investigation. we need everybody to take a statement. >> if this person wouldn't have been someone with down syndrome, what they did seemed to be appropriate. the only thing we had a problem with was that someone that has down syndrome seems like they need to have different training or different procedures to handle it differently. >> we reached out to the sheriff's office. we haven't heard back. wusa 9. >> scary moments for students at schools on lock down today. while police search for two killers on the run. suspects are accused of gunning down a man outside an apartment complex around 2:30 this afternoon near the stream side apartments on north summit after. two nearby schools were kept on lock

ethan was a big guy. when they got him out of his seat, that's when the third guy started helping them. >> reporter: they moved him around the bend. >> there is a point, okay, something's happened now because he's no longer struggling, ug no longer hear him whimpering, he's passed out or something. >> poambulances came. the movie eventually started. then this. >> they came back and said it opportunitied into a death investigation. we need everybody to take a statement. >> if this person hadn't been someone with down syndrome, what they did seemed to be completely appropriate and very professional. the only thing that we really had a problem with was some of the -- someone with down syndrome, seems like they need different training and procedures to handle it differently. >> reporter: we reached out to the frederick county sheriff's office. we haven't heard back. in frederick, debra alfarone, wusa9. >>> the first woman to head the park police in its 213-year history is stepping down. police chief teresa ch

ethan saylor still galvanizes the frederick community.ozens came out to remember him and support his family. and, vent their frustration over how he died. >> it's just the wrongdoing or what we see as wrongdoing to his, just, life. >> saylor, a 26-year-old man with down syndrome do you do in plus custody. he had just watched zero dark thirtiy and refused to leave the movie theater. the governor has appointed a commission looking into whether better training for officers is needed. >> an individual has to stop and think and make the best decision possible at the time, so training may or may not have helped in ethan's situation, but it certainly wouldn't have hurt. >> many think more needses to be done. >> we're hoping to raise awareness about his unfortunate death and show the governor we still need that independent investigation. >> the justice department is investigating whether or not saylor's civil rights were violated and the family has filed a lawsuit against the sheriff's department. >> a contractor faces criminal charge force steal

. >>> ethan ol fuel is considered a clean source of energy. ethan ol made from corn may not be as environmentally friendly as many believe. according to an investigation by associated press, farmers planting fuel for ethan ol have had their crops pollute water ply, ploughed over land. the report has been regarded as flabbergasting. >> we are using less fertiliser than we were 10 years ago. >> scientists are wrong. >> we are using less fertiliser per unit of corn. farmers are more efifferent than before are -- efficient than before. >> the farmers are wrong. >> they are getting one plus one and equalling three. >> craig cox, the senior vice president for agriculture and resources at the environmental working group, and he joins us from washington. welcome. >> thank you. >> you heard a little of what bob said. what's your reaction. >> the only people flabbergasted by the ap report are those that haven't paid attention to what has been happening in the mid west. i have seen this. i live this in the middle of the corn belt. prices have tripled sin

that is, black friday goes red at ethan allen.ver the country, television. >> so you've never taken out an ad or done this steep of discounts on black friday? >> well, discount. take a look, it's only 15%. that's a big issue. if you go into the rest of the paper, 40%, 50%, 60%, to some degree discounts have lost the credibility, because of the fact, how can you have 40%, 50%, 60% discounting all the time and be profitable? but ethan allen, to give 15% is a big deal for us. and this is -- we've done it for the first time. >> we've been debating, you know, the profitability of the retailers. you touched on the one thing that analysts, traders at the new york stock exchange are talking about, with the discounts, how do you maintain profitability? at what point do you say, we can't discount any further? >> absolutely. you know, of course, there are two aspects to it. one is, the issue of credibility. a lot of retailers are losing credibility because consumers now understand that to give 40%, 50%, 60% off, either you're going to be out

we had to identify week of clashes and we had ethan explosions sometimes you don't know who to attribute it all still up but it does underscore the fact it's a very tense region. it's very much indeed it was not a protestant school starts. another will abuse the politicians across the political spectrum and focused on the police and the concern that the future of peace talks with a title bout. icons of twenty four hours off to the top done to confirm that the anita park in the mess that has been killed in a us drone strike just five months the idea that i was number two in the country was also killed in a separate room attack the focus on the government had been attempting to negotiate a peace deal with the medicine group in the country's interior minister says the us has not jeopardize those efforts will for action from washington we can speak not of course publish the tickets that are going to present a lot of people in washington which lies with the news off the death of packing the message but it is indeed their concerns to you that his death. it can cause more problems than salt. on

about is that rand paul is supposed to be warning people -- he's warning the imunt a threat from an ethan hawke movie. they need rookie cops and for one day a year crime is legal and where -- um -- [laughter] days are broken. [ laughter ] and a world -- [laughter] (bleep). where the finest things come from brooklyn and i have no (bleep) idea. i don't know. i never -- how many of these -- all right. a lot of movies i haven't seen yet. as far as plagiarism goes and i'm sure there's a reasonable explanation. >> i think the spoken word shouldn't be held to the same sort of standard that you have if you are giving a scientific paper. 98% of my speeches are exthem prain us in. >> jon: that means only 2% of his speeches are plagiarized and most of those are just taylor swift lyrics so really -- [laughter] the problem is it doesn't stop with speeches. >> three pages of rand paul's latest book were directly lifted from conservative think tank documents. another entire section of the same book was lifted nearly word for word from a foshes article. >> a september -- forbes article. >> a september op

does star ethan hawke who is always delightful. for one day a year all crime legal for 12 hours including murder yet oddly no sex crimes are committed. you see the new founding fathers thought in was way to get the violence out of our system it would get rid of crime and reduce poverty. that's the forward thinking i can get behind and one a season i've instituted a 12-second purge in our office. >> i see you all support the purge. everyone noticed you put up a new chandelier in your office. >> had a good year. remember, today allows people a relief of everything they've had pent up inside them. >> oh, look at the time. the purge starts in five seconds. >> it snuck up on me. >> no, no, no! >> release the beasts. >> tosh: god, bless our new founding fathers. turn the lights on and go back to work. with all that puking, you'd think they'd be a lot skinnier. good night. from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. ["daily show" theme song playing] [cheers and applause] >> welcome

army's bravo company 216, including specialist ethan mccord, are on patrol in a rundown neighborhooded new baghdad. early that morning the battalion comes under mortar fire as it leaves the base. while the soldiers patrol, they hear sporadic gunfire. >> this area had been a troublesome area so bravo company was tasked out to go in and kind of flush people out. >> two apache helicopters are providing air support and cameras mounted on their gun sights are recording the mission. wikileaks added the subtitles on the video, but the audio you hear is the pilot's actual radio chatter. >> we got a target coming at you. >> the pilots spot a group of men they suspect are insurgents carrying weapons. >> have individuals with weapons. >> he's got a weapon, too. >> there's at least 20 of them. >> oh, yeah. >> because the men are all dressed similarly, the pilots don't realize that two of them are journalists. photographer amir nouradeen and his driver. the apache soldiers seem to mistake amir's camera for a rocket-propelled grenade. >> he's got an rpg. >> we've got a guy with an rpg. >> i want t

ethan allen says they only hire professional trained in-home designers.an kearney works in their corte madeira store. >> i am an interior designer. i did go to college for interior design. >> reporter: all the stores include design elements in their plan beyond furniture, like accessories and wall color suggestions. many suggest items from other stores. >> if there's something that we don't carry, we absolutely would direct them to another store. >> reporter: the manager of lazy boy in emeryville says lazy boy has more than recliners and can design all the rooms in a house. both stores have partnerships and sister stores. west elm's parent company is williams sonoma >> we can design with west elm, pottery barn, rejuvenation. >> reporter: all the stores have send out designers to take measurements and get a sense of their customer's styles and needs. >> what i like to do first is get into the home, interview the client and then set up my floor plan and do some measurements. >> reporter: at the end of the process, clients end up with a floor plan with furni

ethan allen says they only hire professional trained in-home designers. kearney works in their corte madeira store. >> i am an interior designer. i did go to college for interior design. >> reporter: all the stores include design elements in their plan beyond furniture, like accessories and wall color suggestions. many suggest items from other stores. >> if there's something that we don't carry, we absolutely would direct them to another store. >> reporter: the manager of lazy boy in emeryville says lazy boy has more than recliners and can design all the rooms in a house. both stores have partnerships and sister stores. west elm's parent company is williams sonoma >> we can design with west elm, pottery barn, rejuvenation. >> reporter: all the stores have send out designers to take measurements and get a sense of their customer's styles and needs. >> what i like to do first is get into the home, interview the client and then set up my floor plan and do some measurements. >> reporter: at the end of the process, clients end up with a floor plan with furnitu

it's taking the sugar content, turning it into ethan ol. how is it an advance in technology that was available before the system was developed. >> no commercial fermentors are running density. >> commercial fermentors are not able to measure sugar in real-time. >> typically no. >> what can you tell me about the impact these technologies will have on wine making. >> all of those things are aimed at providing more information which then leads to better interpretation, which leads to better decision making. 2009. >> is this the quality of the wine, does it have to do with the instinct of the winemaker. it seems the new technologies is taking a bit away, from the instinct and putting it in the hands of data analysis. >> i've been on the property for over 29 years. i use a lot of instinct. i use the technology to back up what i feel. it adds to the picture so that i can make better wine. >> amazing. that whole piece really begs the question about art versus technology. >> i think what schaeffer vineyards are trying to do is bring new ideas, tech

>> hydrocarbon, methane, ethane, benzene toluene.en if we stop make methane today, we would still have a lot of methane. >> contributing to making the temperatures hotter? >> yes, yes, changing the composition of the atmosphere as well. >> sayd ismail. >> historically is very high. the rate of change is unprecedented. >> why should we care about the levels of co2? >> we are seeing the indication of the forming of the melting of the polar ice caps is one indicator. and figures from now to compared to 20 years ago are slightly higher. >> jack dibb has some eye opening opinions. >> i don't have a rosy outlook on what the state of the world is going to be in 50 or 100 years. there's going to be some progress but i'm not terribly optimistic. >> why are you so pessimistic? >> countries like the u.s. we are potent emitters and not doing much to reduce them. >> dibb says things could get worst. >> these things you read while flying? >> you definitely see stuff coming from asia, coming halfway across from the u.s. or sometimes halfway across.

if you can see that and ethan are yawning gap. the conference that in the morning the best ways of furthering economic and security cooperation between the two countries raw feel the significance of that a meeting and said the event in the case the new stage in the relationship between russia and jan. she gets the death that the meetings will turn a new page in security and defence cooperation between japan and russia. bailout the russian dense minister has awful said tha if i ever live in peace youth facing the two countries' cooperation between japan and russia on their resolution will promote restful relationships in the asia pacific region japan's defen minister said he hoped toiscuss t tail was on furthering enhancing the fence exchanges after the meeting the ministers briefed the mia on their tops are crisp on intense hiroshima attended this morning's press conference and he tol us the event aims to enhance security cooration between the two countries in the celtic can be a step toward resolving terracotta dispute council si

dropping sold it within the elite of global leaders as head of one of the world's biggest economies ethan was too hot to sit down for attention away from the topping was the executioners toxins have faded from the headlines. not the end of this they will be a little. my government's agenda is to improve the prosperity of the mexican people. it will be on other changes when making a supported by the majority of people and everyone knows we need a good deal of trust and that's why people will continue to pull out my reforms with that it's over but the president has admitted that the government has lost control of policing in some areas. in most states it's easy to knock on in the west also forming beaten into groups to protect themselves from drug fuelled violence. they say they're able to rely on the cover ups police force. the mosque and to keep it in a stampede of him with simple people one nice enough energy. we no longer. people are turning up on disturbing the peace and sourcing a look and treating us like it's been tough at the woodland eat them with clubs. when he took office the pr

while chanting the cross is the province of the sun use to be made to put the effect eating lions ethan was injured in attacks and looked on. adam although some two thousand and ten but the back and said i decide about blind down on shiite mosque in testing. in the oven and the district of punjab in. the sunni extremist activists altered to come back and think is that bob and went to caldwell by attack and that the ground. by monday afternoon several shops known and she has been poached in collecting home income from gladiator yes you see it the main problem tuesday voted for making the semi to drop the constitution to any political instability in the country. the voters across him on a mission to adopt that one stations from morning to neglect the six hundred and one member assembly that not of the parliament to establish a government on the top is ready the counting of votes of the atonement see the progress notes for one political crisis to another and off i guess since they prospered and give them a job that paid by government school and had to buy the dollar spot they have come and

chilly in the morning the crew list of the season so far in check until there was only eleven because ethan even found his ear piercing inland locations this is an antenna prefecture this morning. we have been high that created it with greens and creams times and that resulted in over night colleen the whipped topping temperatures peaking johnny beautiful quilt for his masterpiece the olive and fruit to become a completely up. why doesn't the canopy thanks jared. the scene preparing to ride first thing in their courtship and see that eckstein japanese and there is this cookie of the region. production is at its peak. it started last month each by hand and i aren't for siemens trying outdoors fourth in the week it is conditional on anything into town and on and be in force across japan that it's not the case over the tropics. we hopped a couple of tropical disturbances and one here is a tropical depression on this moment and this will likely make a wonderfully in parts of its southern vietnam. fine tonight as a tropical storm and this company to produce a very strong winds and very heavy rai

scope the oldies the road in and his great apprentice to milk will go before that for me and boys ethan and how the press conference when he pointed out the achievements of cars extending valley artist. he said that a new talented troupe pay an opera theater has appeared in the ballet world. he's still in love with him accuse them of the lineup is a very complex play tactical a dramatic and emotional times and i was very excited to be here but i can see what a great job done by the theater. bae systems in the true faith and hope that tomorrow these young creative guys will do everything perfectly and show the genuine article for the lameness symphony would become a political pawn in them. heat some oil on improving the leading roles will be played by jenny victim of love and i got him a bucket of our daughter studies will be a prostitute vehicle for rodin and lockhart was sienna for camille. particular attention is paid to lay the facts as they highlight the main advantages of each month to petition last push before finishing with benjamin was just losing our performance is very well pr

local authorities have been handing out what they know not what they got from boyhood and youth that ethan and everything but they've run out and underwriting for forty two. a tooth to come in. bus and hunting ban on accident change is now in some business news. the americans were complaining about this in the recently now the european union has placed germany under scrutiny from doing too good until all the predicament is that europe's biggest economy is producing such a big export surplus that it could be throwing the rest of the block and one that will go to an exposed in a moment does this report german products so well around the world. that's great for germany because exports create jobs and bring money into the country. in the countries that import german goods delivered it means fewer jobs and money leaving the country. when exports exceed imports the result is a current account surplus. for several years now. germany's has exceeded the eu limit of six percent which is designed to prevent imbalances. last year germany exported goods worth almost one point one trillion euros while i

and i find this common ground when they talk to each other like ethan this is a very good thing for the kids to help you still try to keep kids off the street to help you homework we have my fun time family nights make sure no one by curve. fitting their pants down below but they teach us to do the right bangs and life so we don't go in a bad direction through the have fun and no no and then don't know what happened to . all the kids cavities all the right ways the lot of the ok to follow behind us and do the right thing. quartered in central city you can palm a project helps young people from around the area by providing a variety of services they offer tutoring mentor and counseling as well as special assistance to those who are transitioning back home from detention centers by providing tents case management we could help them reconnect you know with family and community and make a healthy transition into young adulthood when they self esteem is now when they begin to feel that nobody is want to give them an opportunity but then they began to shut down and then they go back to the th

down and just down to tea she can do is to profess that on his driver was shot dead in pockets of ethan with rhapsody on tuesday unidentified gunmen sprayed bullets into his start when he was on his vehicle. on the bottom of the john b who heads the un has some advice on some of them a double faults motion of the old norse the pockets of our lord for about and religious positions near the top of the day. they will fail. the tomato will of god they will openly about that up within about five minutes is it. and indeed other than done. and that on the day. on a body of a country where they bought their paws on a sock hop. accept it the majority focused on the two thousand and two including about four hundred the cia to go through the years but he loved his human rights watch and of a bushel. execution of the minority stake in hong kong. the international attention with a good omen that she often thought of community refused to put the borders of goals you must but that's considered. and given to her. nintendo has it i meant is not cells that ends up in an offline think that it's all stupid

cos i think that the proposal is all official summit with the option to support it and i said that ethan decided that i can think of clinical mccain politicians have gotten somewhat chaotic getting on well today and take command of the north st main sporting organizations are cooperating on cross community projects as for the time to have a charity match involving a team from north and south. it would need the backing of the soccer organizations from the north the south and england. a very heavy ask when was the proposals merits visits. what about the kids factor. tommy going ot news. the fast. during the trial of former solicitor thomas byrne has had his explanation for enhanced for those involving clients' properties was preposterous and as i went upstairs however defence counsel said the report. in the prosecution's case. mr crean should be present and forty seven euros from and chile square until the end tonight's fifty challenges of theft fraud and forgery involving almost fifty two million euro six banks and twelve properties. in closing arguments for the prosecution senior counsel

the line how about you was created not tied in other organizations were able to expel ethan gain ground. will they benefit from the form of state structures. parents now flock to see maria for a safe haven. and for this area is from a deal between the opposition and the couple made the closer it is to becoming a failed state where all qaeda and groups similar to al qaeda ruled the day. so as all these countries iraq syria and media face of growing terror washington says they decimated al qaeda's leadership and al qaeda is not as dangerous as before. as result of the enormous pressure we put on a group we've eliminated all about qaeda's senior leadership in afghanistan and pakistan. and because the current leaders about leaders of the paddock or so worried about personal safety other far less able to plan attacks. but the words don't match. these numbers if anything during the years of washington's war on terror terror and the group. in washington am getting sick and due in part to surge of radicalism in africa of a number of killer globally in attacks doubled between twenty eleven and t

ethan will result in the strengthening of requirements to technical check ups because unfortunately the car almost on all of the only participants of the road traffic to go. car business players are wanting to present their legislative initiatives next year and how the special enterprises will be launched by twenty sixteen in all regions of kazakhstan news that the cpu on the cover from the border regions of kazakhstan was a large car fleet to require all to shredding machines in general is they will reap companies. andrea eating disease not only thinks of the money of people who recycle their cars. these area has its origins of income and expense in these case everything is involved amendments to legislation which she improvised piece particular area you with a new digital and included only be hit with both completely new. in addition to cry jill disposal of old vehicles and the domestic car fleet will encourage local producers to assemble new cars. according to a study carried out by the cars the car business association during my mom's the sales of new cars inquiries by one point eig

and i find this common ground when they talk to each other like ethan this is a very good thing for the kids to help you still chose to keep kids off the street to help you homework we have my fun time family nights make sure no one cares. hang their pants down below but they teach us to do the right bangs and like so we don't go in a bad direction we don't have fun and no no and they don't know what happened to them or that all of the kids cavities all the right ways them a lot of they'll get farther behind us and do the right thing. quartered central city you can palm a project helps young people from around the area by providing a variety of services they offer tutoring mentor and counseling as well as special assistance to those who are transitioning back home from detention centers by providing tents case management we could help them reconnect you know with family and community and make a healthy transition into young adulthood when they self esteem is now when they begin to feel that nobody is want to give them an opportunity but then they began to shut down and then they go back

ethan told him to wait for me. there are legal ways to get to germany and other places. and that he shouldn't takehe route the libya in an easy bake and clean sign up for friday well when he said the tragedy. i didn't think it made his way to hunting season. he identified his father's body. by the time you nineties wouldn't allow him to take you to enter a trance and ariel. instead employees into the teens when taking tcc and then eat any number of different centuries he added. canto i'm against brother was buried at the center to eat. she doesn't want him to study. he seemed to understand our tradition of culture. 's very very important to bring the money home. he is on you and your family my relatives roll each into my bro to come back yet. especially my mother. i don't find them mine will come. the next dry and nineteen pence each of the bed tonight. he left behind a wife and two children in eritrea. and now it's up to the italian authorities to decide if the body can be with half naked. and this new age can lindsay gets his house to provide a dna sample. then monday

centimeters of snow for the next twenty four hours now across the midsection of the year when they meet ethan showers over the western great lakes region and what you bring a pen down over this town for the full effect in a stock of what the rest of the east in eu and are looking for a chance night sunny conditions. hp have any plans to cull of you may want to clean your car it's because i'm just going to be a barrier of doing that nighttime hours. amin minus three degrees on wednesday for the low in august and filling chilly temperatures will continue into your thirst they are that the average is about the need to come each year to be minus one victory on wednesday and at that point on a wednesday across washington d c and so pleased to find out if you are inclined to go into the northeastern part of the us directors extended forecast around the quilt. i know. it is. this house like this edition and nice. and she and aunt gail

ethan and i was to property from nineteen eighty three to two kos and nine the team in the coming soon appointed by the president began descending on pakistan is expected to become a more than fourteen pounds and an assist in the next time. it comes to pass on to the entire house in concrete that night. easton provinces the pill comes amid mounting international pressure over the patience of maths that the new debts at the end the conflict that a bad time and tide as the recent commonwealth summit in capitan carnival was overshadowed by kings of all kinds. eu and its estimated cost of up to cars and seventeen cents in the final thing is that the complex adults and second international action if the country fails to come up with the cricut photo. an amazing relief to people living on the desk the simple steps like them they had weakened into a deep depression on penn state the stone cross but i didn't eat the canned some fun ninety minus two modifications comfort to her tight spot. it has a new classified as of an ecb expects the next on the wind speed up hunted and think that i'm biase

one appeared in a queen's newspaper regarding the complaint of an ethan varner against a tanning salon whose beds could not accommodate his prodigious girth. four years ago, the rotund stuart bloom sued a cineplex in dover, delaware for excessively small seats. he received a $50,000 payoff. it's the same man. stuart bloom does not match the pattern. does not. because i believe it was his first lawsuit. you think that's his real name? abraham zelner may not have a dmv record, but stuart bloom most certainly does. he lives in staten island. (metallic clicking) (door creaks open) holmes: mr. bloom. it's so dark in here. what is it? it's car litter. i don't think this was put down for cats. i think it was put down to absorb odors. (coughs) very strong odors. (watson coughs) laila: like this? yeah, like that. .and like the discoveries at st. jude children's research hospital, our research helps save kids across america. and no family ever pays st. jude for anything. so kids like laila have a colorful future. .what's so funny? give thanks for the healthy kids in your life. and give to those

worst case scenario so how my all of this play out will help us break all this down i'm joined now by ethan rowe executive director of health care for america now you can thanks welcome back to the area thanks for having me so let's put this into perspective a little bit this controversy over people losing their plans this takes place in the individual market and that really only covers about five percent of americans of that it's even smaller percentage of the people who who have their plans who lost their plans so really you know obviously anything happening with obamacare is giant story politically but practically you canonically how important is this story it as a story it's not that important i mean the things that have played out with this are crazy and so like the bill that the republicans said this week they said was going to be a fix that was going to do this that you know the thing this morning right speaker boehner says it's really just a repeal bill what a shock right and so you know everyone is just speculating right now about what this means it does speak to some concerns that

the administration since then and in terms of any on your policy changes media earlier this month ethan intelligence committee the riots to our house. adr in to the committee passed a bill that the one i got to make it silly that these numbers at the figures would be required to be reported and clear the way that no one has shown greater intelligence. they'll come again. a lot of unknowns thank you so much for bringing us that story in a tragic stories of those candies that take you so much toxic responded with as well iranian officials are in geneva this week to meet with members from the united states russia china france britain and germany to discuss a deal in order to curb sanctions and exchange ten promises spent part of its nuclear enrichment program a runner been slammed with one round of sanctions after another in the past from the us and other countries in response to its uranium enrichment. though it vehemently denied any attempts to build nuclear weapons. diplomats are looking for new prospects of copper mines now that summer honey has been in power for just over one hundred

your body the actors medium to write once the curtain opens it is it is i went back and did a play by ethan coen two years ago and i i forgot the pressure of the pressure of kind of having it all happen and not being able to say cut it really and i did it for so many years but i'd forgotten that much pressure that why do you like acting so much telling stories i think it's why i do other stuff as well like the other you are deriving the right do you like all of it i do it kind of feels like different parts of the same thing whenever i do one of them too much and i start to feel like i missed the other there's nothing like being in the middle of the story you are in the way you are when you're acting you wrote one of my favorite scary thought as much into scary thought but what lies beneath i thank you harrison ford yes just that white house for them in such a good guy what a great humble regular guy harrison where did you come up with that i well bob zemeckis is an amazing director and he was very very kind they had a story that they hadn't been able to crack a ghost story and it was i gues

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ethan! ethan done scratched me, myesha. he scratched me.fter terrorizing her nephews, oubridezillaurns to the task at hand-- finding the cheapest ingredients the store has to offer. (shanteca) get the one for $1.49, the cheaper one. i ain't paying for them bacon bits. that's too much. i can go to the 99-cent store, myesha. that's a dollar, that's $1.52. this is $6.00. oh, i need some pepper. you better get that one that's $1.70. (myesha) here, you gotta get some dressing. (shanteca) $1.78? i need some rice. (shanteca) i got rice that we used for the favors. oh, no you didn't. we'll get this one right here for $1.18. that's $1.09-- you gonna give me the extra nine cents? i'm not giving you no nine cents. dang, myesha, you trying to break us. we should get frh strawberries to put on the whatchamacallit. you do not have to have no strawberries on that cheesecake. i'm trying to make it look cute-- i want fresh strawberries. what i want goes. you got that? all right, we done. so we got everything we need for the dinner now? yep, i guess so. all

. >>> plus, watch this moment -- >> ethan. [laughter] martha: i can barely get through that moment.g that you have to see. bill: certainly do. we'll so happy for that family, their dad is home from afghanistan. martha: all right. kathleen sebelius announcing a new development with the mental health part of this issue while she visited a hospital in atlanta. here she was moments ago with the announcement that we mentioned. >> today we've issued the final parity rule which finally puts mental health services and substance abuse on equal footing with physical health services, and that's a huge step forward. together with the affordable care act, the rule allows us to expand and protect behavioral health benefits for 62 million americans, some of whom have insurance without mental health coverage, and others have no health insurance at all. martha: all right. so that was the announcement this morning. there was a lot of speculation over whether it might be something like a delay in the individual mandate, something along those lines, but it was just an announcement about mental health,

please join me in welcoming ethan watters. [applause] >> thank you so much. one of the joys of finding the book is you get to go around and have conversations and i'm looking forward to being on the panel with allen and kenneth. i respect their work rightly. of course you are not really certain what kinds of conversations the book to get you into. after the book came out i was called by a producer on "the daily show" and asked to go on the show. it was the disorienting and terrifying experience and because i'm speaking to some authors and soon-to-be authors out there i thought as dessert for our panel at the end i will give you the top 10 things that you need to know before you go on "the daily show" so you are fully prepared. [laughter] that will be at the very end of my talk. the book "crazy like us" is a book about a remarkable body of research. it in fact rises and falls on different cultures and forms every time and the lesson is basically that mental illness and their russian and symptomatology are reacted to culture and the conversation of the culture.

. >> from wikipedia, ethan hawke's character quote, assumes the identity of jarome morrow swimming starh a genetic profile second to none who had been injured in a car accident. >> a genetic profile said to be secondary to none. but he's been paralyzed in an accident. >> this is weird. he's just reading wikipedia. >> then turns out paul did another speech lifted from the wikipedia page. the senator declined repeated requests to comment on these discoveries. then he appeared on the fusion network and was forced to face the music. >> as a journalist i have to ask you this question. msnbc accused you of plagiarism on monday. they accused you of stealing four lines from wikipedia for your speech. is this true? and they're saying that you borrow lines from wikipedia entry about the movie gatica. so what happened? >> yeah. we did. and i let people know that -- >> you did? >> well, we borrowed the plot lines from gatica. it's a movie and i gave credit to the people who wrote the movie. i think they're arguing about whether or not things are properly footnoted and there are technicalities to th

our stats provided by ethan cooperston and todd boerstein. our field stage manager jimmy hatter and our booth supervisor and audio assistant is the great kevin mchale. so 44 seconds and counting and a ourth down on the way. and now the patriots can take it and neill on it and put -- kneel on it and put it in the books. roethlisberger walks off the field with a 400-yard game, four touchdowns and two interceptions. phil: good day by ben roethlisberger. the one interception really tough against him but threw the ball overall magnificently. competed like he always does and there's a lot of problems in pittsburgh. the quarterback is not one of hem. jim: 55-31 is going to be your inal here. we had between the two teams 1,089 yards of total offense with the patriots putting up 610 pittsburgh falls to 2-6. the patriots improve to 7-2. 55-31, new england the final. tonight on cbs, "60 minutes" followed by "the amazing race," "the good wife," and "the mentalist." for phil simms and all the crew, jim nantz saying so long from foxborough. you've been wat

. >> from wikipedia, ethan hawke's character "assumes the character who had been iron jurd in a car accident, leaving him paralyzed. hit it, senator. >> he assumes the identity of jerome eugene morrow, swimming star second to none, but he's been paralyzed in a car accident. >> then buzzfeed pointed on out that senator paul lifted another parts of wikipedia verb tum, this time from "stand and deliver." >> buzzfeed says you borrowed several lines from wikipedia for a speech in -- >> i think once again -- >> this case, the movie "stand and deliver." >> and once again, it's a disagreement on how you footnote things. and i think people footnote things different in an academic paper than they do in a public speech. >> oh, you didn't see me footnoting with my hand as i made my speech? perhaps even more damning is this latest revelation that paul's book "government bullies," copied more than 1,300 words from a 2003 heritage foundation study. and now words that they are removing speeches from paul's website. if the internet makes it easier to plagiarize it also makes it easier to get caught. michael