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i don't know. >> have you ever been one? >> no. >> have you ever screamed at people? >> oh, yes.doesn't make me a diva. >> are you a perfectionist? >> i am proud to say i am. but there is no such thing as perfection. i found that out when i was 15 years old. i wrote it in my journal. that perfection is im perfectpe. it has that humanity. a human quality. otherwise it's too cold, right? you can strive for perfection. the better word is excellence. strive for excellent. >> we are headed for christmas. you can even sing christmas stuff better than anybody else. watch this. i found it on the internet. >> you're kidding me. ♪ silent night [ applause ] >> i like that. ♪ holy night >> i was hoarse that night. ♪ all is calm ♪ all is bright ♪ round yon virgin ♪ mother and child >> do you hear it? >> you're saying you sound hoarse. i have goosebumps. this is why you are such a perfectioni perfectionist. it must be why you're good. >> maybe. i'm never in love with what i do. what do you do that we maybe wouldn't know? are you a secret painter? >> i draw. i actually draw. i take photographs.

it was the single most brutal thing i've ever seen on my sports arena ever. >> now you're making me feel you didn't feel bad at the time. but inwardly, i wanted to get on the court and rescue this poor girl. >> oh, no. >> it was a high form of brutality that was going on. you just obliterated her. but what i was struck by was the longer it went on, just the more ruthless you became. the more in the zone, the louder, the more physically empowering. it was the most impressive thing i've seen in sport for years. what do you feel when you're going through that kind of process. >> yeah. >> you're in the zone and you're winning, what do you experience? >> well, when you're out there, you have to take the winner's attitude, as i do, and i can't go out there thinking i'm feeling sorry because they're trying to win, too. this is my job. my job is to go out there and do the best that i can at that moment in time because you never know what happens tomorrow. >> what does it take to be a champion? not just any old champion, to be a great champion? >> well, it's just hard work. for me, it was just ha

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i don't even know. >> have you ever been one? >> no. >> have you ever screamed at people? doesn't make me a diva. >> are you a perfectionist? >> i am proud to say i am. but there is no such thing as perfection, and i found that out when i was 15 years old. i wrote it in my journal that perfection is imperfection. so it has that humanity, a human quality. otherwise it's too cold, right? you can just strive for perfection. better word is excellence. strive for excellence. >> what i love about you is heading towards christmas, you can even sing christmas stuff better than anybody else. watch this. i found this on the internet, too. >> you're kidding me. ♪ silent night >> i like that. ♪ holy night ♪ all is calm ♪ all is bright ♪ round yon virgin mother and child ♪ >> do you hear it? >> you're saying you found hoarse. >> that's hoarse. >> i got goosebumps. this is why you are such a perfectionist. it must be why you're so good. >> maybe because i never -- >> never happy. >> i'm never in love with what i do, that's right. >> what things do you do that maybe we wouldn't know? you

>> have you ever hooked up at an office holiday party? ashley from l.a.? all right. everyone says yes. >> i have. i know i'm bored, but it was rather enjoyable, i will say that. >> katherine. i'm from vancouver. >> have you ever hooked up at an office holiday party? >> jimmy: has katherine from vancouver -- do they have office parties in vancouver? let's see. >> no, never have. j >> why not? >> because i used to work for my dad. >> that's a very good reason. next? >> have you ever hooked up at an office holiday party? >> we have a unanimous vote here. >> yeah, i have. >> what happened? >> you know what? i probably shouldn't say. i'm married. >> jimmy: it doesn't mean he was married then. who else? >> my name is marina. i'm new york city. brooklyn, new york. >> have you ever hooked up at an office holiday party? >> jimmy: hang on. what's happening back there? what's her answer? let's see. >> no. never. >> nothing under the mistletoe? >> jimmy: you don't have gladiators walking around in their underparents? illinois we have one more. >> jos

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and for the first time ever, marijuana is legal in one state. so, what does this mean for other states in the country, and perhaps your family? here's abc's neal karlinsky. >> three, two, one! >> reporter: at 12:01 this morning, under the cover of the space needle, seattle lit up. >> well, i think it's great we finally get to that point, you know what i mean? why hide it? >> reporter: in washington state, it's now totally legal to smoke marijuana for pleasure, as long as you're at least 21. i'm over 21. >> sure. >> reporter: i pull out an ounce of maifrp right now, you are a sworn officer. what will you say to me? >> i'm going to say probably nothing. >> reporter: in fact, they joke on the official police website, "you may responsibly get baked, order some pizzas and enjoy a 'lord of the rings' marathon in the privacy of your own home." but even though it's legal to have it, it's not yet legal to sell marijuana to the masses. at least not for another year, while the state establishes rules for this now budding industry. entrepreneurs, or "pot-tr

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that was up president and has been the case ever since. you can see here from kennedy's inauguration four years earlier, jackie kennedy is off to the left not holding the bible. the bible was, instead, held by james r. browning, a clerk of the supreme court. a few more pictures to show you. or reagan's swearing-in, jimmy carter, bill clinton and. here's 1985. this is reagan's second inauguration. a different locale, and the reason is because the weather was so bad in washington d.c. in 1985, it was a wind chill factor below zero, and so everything got canceled. the parade get canceled. then moved the of taking indoors and to the capitol rotunda, so there were only about 1,000 people squeezed in. weather has been a problem a few times, as i mentioned. an old picture from 89 in a lot of rain for the inauguration of benjamin harrison. 1945 this was franklin d. roosevelt's fourth inauguration. the war was going on. he was ill. everything was moved to the white house and he took the of have one of the balcony is there at the white house. so you

i don't think i've ever done that. maybe i will now that i've been here. >> let's imagine you walk around, you are one of those intertaeners that just everybody likes. >> well, i -- >> anyone ever have a go at you? >> of all the saying who don't like me, just think of the millions who have never heard of me. >> you've written this brilliant book, "roll me up and smoke me when i die -- musings from the road." what a hell of a journey it's been. when you finished your book, what did you think of your sflief. >> it was actually a really easy book to write. i was going down the highway looking out the window and writing what i was thinking off the top of my head. when i get bored with what i was thinking, i would throw a song in there. so that's about all there is to this book. it's not heavy. >> it's got a night, light whimsical tone to it. what i meant was you're nearly 80 years old, extraordinary career, four wives, seven children. all sorts of fistfights and drinking and your well known love for marijuana. what do you

occur to you that it could ever come to this?got the cbo, the congressional budget office saying, wait a minute, if we go over the fiscal cliff, the u.s. can go back into recession. did anybody think about the ramifications like these tax cuts, these tax cuts and all this spending going on? >> well, i think that the question is, you know, how do we pay for the tax cuts. and i think there are reasonable ways to do so. it just seems that our friends on capitol hill on both sides of the aisle have a difficulty in, you know, making necessary -- making necessary spending reductions to enable progrowth policies to persist. and that's an unfortunate thing. yeah, look, this was -- i heard a previous guest say this was a deal with the devil because it, you know, because it -- you got tax cuts now for ten years and a date certain for when they would go away. that's true, but we thought we were dealing with adult policy makers in washington and we thought that people would do the right thing with respect to fiscal policy. look, we wouldn't

they say the borders are more secure than ever. but look what hidden cameras found on one man's land on this side of the border. drug smuggling, alive and well. >>> and fashion police. as retailers report on the all-important shopping season, we report on a trend you might have missed. just what do these mannequins see in you? "nightly news" begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with brian williams. >> good evening, i'm natalie morales in tonight for brian. and we begin with serious winter weather that is moving east. rain, snow and wind that is snarling a lot of travel plans for those trying to make it home from holiday travels. it is the same storm system that is responsible for at least three deaths and spawned record-setting tornadoes in the south over the past 24 hours. we have it all covered, and we begin with the experts who are always out in the middle of these storms. weather channel meteorologist mike seidel is just outside buffalo, new york. good evening to you, mike. >>

did they ever rope you? >> no. >> jimmy: did they rope humans ever?no. >> jimmy: i would rope everyone if i was a roper. i would throw a lasso over guillermo right now, i'd pull him over here. >> you wouldn't like that. no >> jimmy: on your show, you play a character named reba. >> yeah. >> jimmy: which is your real name. >> je. >> jimmy: which was also the kashlgt on your last show, but this is a different reba than this reba and then the reba from the last one. >> did i that to keep it straight but you really made it complicated. >> jimmy: that's my gift. making things very complicated. did you have it in your contract that you must always be reba, like, if you were doing "ha "hamlet," -- >> no. but i'm going to put it in my contract. that's a great idea. >> jimmy: probably a smart thing to do. people don't have to learn a new name and people think you betrayed someone else, when they know you well when you're a personality. >> i think so. my fans all knew me. when i went to do the tv show for me to be reba, it just made things less complicate and i

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, ever, ever. so he didn't. he stayed quiet. the marrec was part of the stories, the part i'm not going to be able to tell you the you will have to read in 1940 he was the kennedy name was dirty. it was dirt among the isolationists because kennedy didn't come out against roosevelt. again because he wanted to protect his children so they could be insiders among the new dealers, the jews, everyone who wanted or believe that americans had to support the british in the war effort and 20 years later his son was elected president of the united states. once again the outsider had performed magic and had become the ultimate insider, the father to the president of the united states. thank you. [applause] and i am delighted to take questions. [applause] there's a microphone here so hold your hand, and don't speak until you get a microphone. >> wonderful speech. isn't it true that roosevelt sent him to england to get rid of him because he considered him such a pain in the nec? >> in part. it's a great questio

if violence is ever going to be remedied. if it's ever going to be solved.f we are ever going to get rid of the violence in any neighborhood. it's going to take people coming together of all colors and background working together. >> are you going to force them to do it because for 50 years they have not done it are you going to force them to do it? >> absolutely. you can't force anyone to do anything. but there are people who are compassionate in america. there are people who understand the plight of what is going on in inner cities of america. because people are compassionate in america there are people who are rushing to assistance. who are rushing to the cause. even in our neighborhood right now there are 123 white children from all across america who are working to tear down a vacant motel because they believe that violence can be eradicated. i think if you take those thoughts away from people that it cannot be eradicated. what you are going to end up with is a hopeless society. i believe violence can be eradicated. >> i hope you are right. if we can he

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. >> okay, what's your favorite james taylor song ever written? tavis: ooh, come on, come on. >> best james taylor song ever written? oh, come on, if you had asked me on the spot -- tavis: that changes every week. >> say if we had just switched the whole thing and i'm in your seat? tavis: give me yours, give me yours. >> well, come on. tavis: give me yours. >> "millworker," greatest song ever written. tavis: "millworker" is good. >> no. "millworker" is great. tavis: "carolina in my mind" is awfully good. >> aw, "carolina in my mind" is boring, boring. tavis: "sweet baby james," pretty good, pretty good. >> flag is the best album, by the way, because "millworker" is on it. tavis: okay. >> "company man," don't even start with me. tavis: for those of you who don't know this, every time jamie comes on the show, we have this fight about who loves james taylor more. >> he is the soundtrack of our generation and, therefore, there's no one who speaks to me musically more than him. tavis: i love the humanity in his lyric. the content is so -- anyway, we --

dictionary of five hundred five hundred words from their language and wrote them down that no one had ever had this hand written copy is still the only there three in the world i guess i don't know i don't know if this was a long time ago and since the advent of the internet i have actually googled the tribes called the weiner and i've googled it and some people you know people know about them now there's a lot of people go there on adventure tours and things like that but when we went there very few outsiders that ever travelled around this part of indonesia you know you're remind me of when i went with an ethiopian a russian colonel came up to mrs alexander can you make me a dictionary of the ethiopian languages which when i'm having to get ice i don't mind just leave your bag which can you write it down and that and i took about book and i wrote in the language in russian lexus and i mean it became the best summary how all the russians they use this very thing you know that it had counting to ten like well things like that you know. i think in well indonesia has four thousand dialects a

, ever see. >> google popsicle.t comes up on. >> well now i have to. >> you made the statement a few moments ago that all of us have been there. not everybody at this table has been there. >> bill hasn't been there. his porn consists of drawings that he does on the cardboard box he sleeps in. >> i have gotten rid of the bloggers. let me tell you the reason god made it. why he made a laptop and google. >> i am watching tv. gabrielle reece, i wonder -- gabrielle reece, nude, oh yes, 1988. that is why computers exist. this is why i go home every night. i don't have a girlfriend. but have i my google image search and i want to know if there was a topless seen in 1989. >> the most important thing is i met gabby reece. she was the olympic volleyball player. >> shoot, i am thinking of somebody else. >> she did pose nude. she did pose nude. look it up, oh wait you can't. go to bing. bad move on your part, google. >>> we have to take a break. don't leave now. there is more to talk about i think, i hope. >>> new studies linke

i want them to think, don't ever quit. don't ever give up.would have quit and gave up, i would not have this chance in front of you girls and to inspire a nation and a generation. don't ever quit. and i want them to take away, no matter what color your skin is, nationality you are, money you have, or your background, you can still achieve your dreams. >> you have questions, as well. where is julia? julia, pass her the mic. you have a question for gabrielle. >> how did it feel to have that gold medal like around your neck? how did you feel? >> it definitely felt amazing. i mean, i just look back and all the hard work was definitely worth it. and just overcoming a lot with financial problems and a lot of sacrifices and to overcome injuries and moving to iowa. just leaving my family home. and i definitely thought it was worth it. >> her eye was always on that prize. thank you, great question, julia. molly? you have a question. there you are. i like that blue top. >> how is your diet when you are in training? what do you eat? >> it is very import

have either of you ever been to jail? >> no. >> you ever steal anything?no. >> jimmy: have you ever committed a war crime? >> no. once i got a lip stuck in my throat. >> jimmy: you got a lip stuck in your throat? whose lip was it? >> when i was growing up, a lip got stuck in my throat. >> jimmy: a lip? a human lip? >> no, like a lip at the store. >> jimmy: a lip at the store. i don't know what that is. >> you know, like those little -- >> jimmy: hey, hey, hey. wake up. sorry. what's wrong with you? we're trying to work here. you're supposed to be paying attention. >> i was up late. >> jimmy: anyway, let's get back to christmas here. what is your favorite vegetable? because this year, santa was thinking maybe instead of toys, i'll bring vegetables to the kids. >> i like carrots. >> jimmy: carrots. >> asparagus. >> jimmy: interesting. >> i eat asparagus and when i go pea p peepee, it smells like asparagus peepee. >> jimmy: i know. same thing happens to me and the reindeer. from the movie "ted", ted is here. we music from sarah jaffe. we'll be right back with

but none of that information ever got to the right place. the dots were never connected, and on december 16th the battle of the bulge took place to the surprise of all allies. from there dog company, 68 men, reduced to about 20 men. there was hardly anyone left, but they continued to fight on. replacements came in here and there bringing it back up to strength, but they fought through the rest of germany. and it was here they acted as a reconnaissance force for general patton and his armies as they pushed through into the rhine. they crossed the rhine river, and they pushed deeper and deeper into germany, eventually ending up in czechoslovakia. one ranger said to me -- they asked the ranger, sydney solomon, who was a very good friend of mine, they said did you just land on d-day? he's like, no. it was a very long walk from normandy all the way to czechoslovakia. and that's what these men did. they led the way across europe. thank you very much. i'll take your questions at this point. [applause] sir. >> did they encounter any of the camps on

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. >> i don't think i've ever been 3 and 6 and ever had 7 in a row. no, i don't think so. i don't think i've ever been anywhere close to that to be honest with you. >> i think everybody believed in what we had. it was about going out and executing it. when your back's pressed against the wall, a lot of times it will make that come out of you. and everybody stepped up big. and after the buy week, one game at a time. >> yes, it is and one game at a time. 7 straight wins now. seattle come in here . we'll talk about wilson. seattle against the redskins 4:30 fed ex field and that's where we find melanie out there all morning long. and again, it's not even what 12 hours removed? what's it like out there. can you see the remnants of a great evening at fed ex? >> reporter: yeah, you can. definitely there were people out here partying last night and all for a good reason. long time fans are saying that this team is really reminding them of the glory days of the 1980s. and been talking about alfred morris all morning with him setting that rushing record. the 2012 squad itself the te

"your dad did more for me than i ever know. -- then you will ever know. i did not have to ask. to be my national campaign chair. that was the only time and give you started to question his judgment. [laughter] when i was hospitalized for a long time at walter reed, he was with me and supported me, but he did for me but i guess he would never done for a lot of you, did you never know the good deeds that a man like danny has done except to speak to impressively. what danny did to me, he gave me confidence. before him, nobody believed in maine. if he believed in me, i must be worth something. i know that sounds odd, but maybe you have had a similar experience, someone you look at who you knew was a better man or woman then you. you knew it, and they had confidence in you. i think the highest compliment a parent can give another man or woman is to look at their daughters or their sons and say, "i hope you grow up to be like that man or that woman." there are a lot of great men or women i have had the pleasure meeting, but all of them had some aspect of their personality like i have

the roman empire the british empire has ever been so big we don't even know how big. militarily but unfortunately the thought process that goes into studying history and knowing what what how this came to being has been lost which is why your series is so crucial all of our little going to agree with you or the the blind worship of military patriotism i mean we all have a mother we all have a sense of country and i believe in a military to defend your country but i don't believe your military to conquer the world right absolutely one of your most groundbreaking films my favorite film has been your portrayals of former presidents and jay. ok. it's arguably the most accurate historical representation of what happened even more so that's the important report i mean there's a scene in the film where joe passé is saying you know the mob have covered up the investigation and the mob have deterred really blocked this evidence i mean it seems like you know a lot of people think that the mob was complicit in the assassination but really this movie kind of lays bare that there