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and jonah hill apologizing for using the f word, not that f word, but a different one. an apology that is rare in our culture. an apology we should look for more often. that apology and reaction, coming up to night. stay with us. honestly, the off-season isn't really off for me. i've got a lot to do. that's why i got my surface. it's great for watching game film and drawing up plays. it's got onenote, so i can stay on top of my to-do list, which has been absolutely absurd since the big game. with skype, it's just really easy to stay in touch with the kids i work with. alright, russell you are good to go! alright, fellas. alright, russ. back to work! a broader mix of energies, world needs which is why we are supplying natural gas, to generate cleaner electricity, that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. and why with our partner in brazil, we are producing a biofuel made from renewable sugarcane to fuel cars. let's broaden the world's energy mix, let's go. >>> an election update for you. voters in two of three california counties voting on seceding from the stat

crackdown understand the supporters of the ousted president mohamed morsi gyptian issues are houston f words of supporting morsi muslim brotherhood. the true nature of the iraqi regime and they surge is the sweeping across the country coming your way in cross talk next but if you're watching r.t. in britain stay tuned for going underground with action right times. were all told the language of what i want to react to situations i. i have read the reports but i'm likely to push the no i will be next mistake to comment on your latter point the muslims say that to carry out a car is on the job. no god. thank you no more weasel words. when you made a direct question me prepared for a change when you find you should be ready for a bad. freedom of speech and a little bit on the freedom to question. do we speak your language or not advance. news programs these documentaries and spanish matters to you breaking news a little eternity of angola's keep these stories. are you here. to try to alter the spanish find out more visit. i know c.n.n. m s n b c news have taken some not slightly but the fact is

to go save that somewhere but gardens another thing so fracking yeah and also sounds like another f. word say have like these days monsanto days a howl of birds and the drilling sounds like godzilla we talked about. a great criminal namely quadrille i realised i had to feel i know you know the evil is this to look like journalists fracking you on mercifully in your garden right and we're not silent that can't be kind of stuff that. this is a painful frak from quadrille but is that part of the reason why this is such a hot button issue is that. you know people in this kind. the people of britain love britain as in the land mass part of it yeah i think that's part of it i think the other problem is that sometimes i think you know what we see that really upset the system a so i get frustrated by issues like the n.h.s. been sold off which i think is a really huge issue and it is a big issue but because people can't physically see their hospitals being sold off it doesn't quite translate but people can see the signs going up in their local communities about fracking wells are going to be openi

however you characterize it whether you want to use the f. wordor not it is a deeply authoritarian moment in egypt where thousands of people have been killed since the military came to power, over 5,000 or in jail. i think there's very clear evidence of torture team used, democracy and liberal principles have had to flee the country. in one case we wanted to bring to the united states isn't being allowed to leave the country and

. >> they said the rehearsal was for the f-word -- i thought sam was going to say it for me. >> he went into this incredible lengthy process of writing letters and going to counter groups -- the ritual is it genuine sorrow or terror that they will be ons trough sized? they will be the target of an an gree mob as opposed to saying i am sorry. >> you have to factor in the uh poll gees. it involves giving a lot of money to these groups. >> jonah hill did a lot of work with the lg -- i can never say this. lgbt community. >> one is a gay group and the other is glen beck's tv network. >> she has done great work and actions should speak louter -- hodder than words. >> that's the problem. we live in an era where it is crazy. if he punched a teenager you say why did you do that? he is pushing me. it would not create that apology. >> he didn't mean you man having sex with another man. he was trying to call him week. -- call him weak. it is a reflex and fighting words. that's what it is. time to take a break. "g gutfeld.com. here comes joanne gnaw and nare raw. don't surprise when you model, nora,

sneezing with your mind. >> swearing can be an art. >> there are good swearers. >> i have seen the f-wordgain. >> i know a head of communications for a very large media company. she taught me how to swear. >> do you have a good one for us? >> what was her name? >> we have to go. >> coming up, porn stars and politicians, what more can i say? not cool, order it at amazon.com. it is a beautiful cover. >>> he called it quits after she exposed his bits. a british term. the chief of staff and gop congressman steve stivers resigned after a porn star revealed a picture of his gentles. -- general tau tells. he said, quote, i was the victim of an attack on twitter from a woman i had a relationship with. i realize and apologize and i used poor expwriewment in my life. the woman seen here is married and he is single shee. admits she was upset he had broken up with her, a married woman, and she was out for revenge. she tweeted "i hate you ajk, his full initials, btw. "you selfish, pompous, a-hole, now we are even." quite odd. isn't ruby a gem? look at that word play. relationship with a porn star neve

. >> no "f" words, please. >> sorry. >> that's the "f" bomb. >> they screw it up. >> we're on holy ground here. we don't talk like that. >> we're on holy ground? >> that's right. anywhere i stand is holy ground. >> oh, okay. >> but a makeover isn't the only change styx has experienced during her first five days in "g" dorm. >> i got a little tattoo. j.d. my boyfriend. i told him as soon as i get out, i'll be there. put money on his books, write to him, put money on his books, do whatever i need to do. right now i don't have anybody visiting me. my mom i know she's not going to come visit me. i know she won't put money in my book. i know she's not going to write me. my parents never, ever, dealt with this in their life. my family is completely normal. they work their asses off. nobody drinks, nobody does drugs. nobody in my whole family. so i'm a [ bleep ] up. >> you're adjusting to life in "g" dorm? >> i'm adjusting, yeah. because i have someone that's totally awesome looking out for me. >> tell me about her. >> i just have a girl that's just helping me, you know what i mean? she's just b

mother was surprised to hear one of the furry toys she with the for her daughter was teaching them the f-word. >> ferbies are robotic toys that can be trained to learn words even four-letter once apparently. one had a foul mouth t. mother took away all three claiming otherwise it wouldn't be fair. the children are upset. >> let me ask you a question. >> i just got to be picky. she loves it. >> do you teach your kids that word? that's what i'm asking. >> they're bust. >> let's get the latest on the nike earnings call. sarah eisen is live with the details. >> from curseing ferbies to nike. yes, mark parker sounding confident on the call putting out numbers, shares up for nike. he started off talking about innovation and products and a lot on digital. here's a snippet. >> we are building an integrated system of digital services to provide seamless access to our products. a full array of services a and the most advanced digital tool to measure, motivate and inspire. >> talks about growth online. three key areas they highlighted to leave you here with the opportunity in terms of business, number o

you know one time i used f word on tv we -- tracy and i and stewart varney, the topic was summer jobsess removing money, if we could fbi find a way to get our kids a taste of capitalism. >> you know we'll see real influence in the teen retailers when teens make more money in summer you will see that income go to the spending for back-to-school. charles: i had my summer job, i could not wait to buy my back-to-school clothes. >> first investment idea, global economy with a huge market share, wait for it -- infant formula. that is right. population. keeps increasing. get ready to put your money no the mouth of babes. my name is jenny, and i quit smoking with chantix. before chantix, i tried to quit... probably about five times. it was different than the other times i tried to quit. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. it's a non-nicotine pill. chantix reduced my urge to smoke. that helped me quit smoking. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or

. >> i almost said the "f" word, by the way, just then. [ laughter ] i stopped myself from doing it.lause ] what is it like doing shakespeare in countries that they don't understand english? >> well, we have subtitles. so usually above us would be a a big screen, so whether we were in beijing or istanbul -- actually, when we want to spain, for some reason, the subtitles weren't above us. they were in the boxes. you know, where people normally sit in the boxes? >> jimmy: yeah. >> but we could see them and it was a great lesson for me. never look at the subtitles. because one of my fellow actors had a line where he said, "yes, my lord." and i looked over and said, "si, senor." and i went, no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: si, senor. but i saw in the documentary you have these things called angel cards. >> angel cards we have been doing at the old vic, where i've been working for the last decade. before every performance we pull out angel cards. >> jimmy: what are these? >> well, they're cards that have a word written on them, and we hand them out to each actor. each actor has to pick a card t

even the "f" word sounds classier when they say it. last night was a great night for tv.hbo a crazy episode of "game of thrones." [ cheers and applause ] i know a lot of you are on vacation. i don't want to give away the ending but it contained one of the most disturbing sounds i have ever heard on television. even worse than when the nanny would laugh. yeah. if that wasn't enough violence for you, one of the greatest hockey playoff series and games i have ever seen. [ cheers and applause ] the l.a. kings pulled off game seven miracle on the road out of their helmets to beat the chicago blackhawks. now they will play the new york rangers in the stanley cup finals. they came back to win 5-4 in overtime. as you can imagine, when they scored the game-winning goal the kings bench went nuts. but no one went more nuts than the kings great defenseman drew doughty. drew is on the far right of your screen, pounding the wall, whoa! look at that closer up because it's funnier. you see here, pounds the wall and then he -- he had too many teeth anyway, but -- [ applause ] good luck to

. >> "f" words. >> you know, look. it's not a serious response.ou have a president who doesn't follow judicial decisions already that don't go in his favor. you have a president who doesn't follow the laws of congress that he finds inconvenient. even if you could get a judge to rule in a case like this, and i seriously doubt you could given what the standing rules are. >> there are certain requirements that mr. boehner may not meet. court might not hear this at all. >> we're not supposed -- courts are not supposed to referee political disputes between the president and the legislature, but putting all that aside. a court has no power to enforce its own decisions. it would need president obama's help to enforce a judgment against president obama. good luck with that. >> the same way he ignores the congress he can ignore the judges. >> already doing it. already on record of doing that, and he ignores congress so what makes speaker boehner think that if it's a court decision defending congress it will make any difference. >> and you pointed out in an

zimmerman said the f-word? who cares what came out of his mouth. it is what came out of his gun. you can do anything to people as long as you don't say the old fashion words you a racist and we have to say no, that is racist. if most of the kids put in handcuffs at six are black, that is being racist. if most of the schools shutdown are black schools, that is racist. every institution in america has a plaque on the wall saying they are going to treat people equal. so this color blindness is the new racism. >> either one of you want to respond to that? >> sorry i went off there. >> i wish there were a hundred more element teachers that had the same thought. can we have an institute for teachers like brian? >> i think i will take one more question from the audience because this is a really good one about coalition building. it says that many of us are trying to work between coalitions like at the new school, students for justice in palestine -- [ applause ] >> and the feminist collective. [ applause ] however we are having trouble getting folks to believe that these struggles can co

however you characterize it whether you want to use the f. word or not it is a deeply authoritarian moment in egypt where thousands of people have been killed since the military came to power, over 5,000 or in jail. i think there's very clear evidence of torture team used, democracy and liberal principles have had to flee the country. in one case we wanted to bring to the united states isn't being allowed to leave the country and of course many people are suffering much worse as we have strategic interest but it would be nice if we would stand up for our principles or at least call things as everyone else in the world would see them. the second thing -- i would like to end on a hopeful note some of me just observe this. we have had a situation where for 40 years the arab world was the only region in the world, the only significant -- however you drew the map in a world thed where there wasn't a single democracy, and now according to freedom house i think correctly judged there is a democracy. its transitionait's transitionas elements of fragility

they can't afford to have them the port can't afford it i won't use the word it's a curse occurs word f u i don't have a solution i hope sf made doesn't roll under the carpet i hope you rich and the mayor's office will look at that and not be long step totally with the planning department plan i'm not in favor of it in the direction it's going and given this map i'm going to keep that before it seems like there's is going to be a lot of jobs lost if moved out of the area. the other interesting thing in protected districts the 33 percent that's 20 thousand jobs the ones in the residential district their individual people or small establishments that happen to be they wouldn't be establishments because in residential areas they may not be loud are we counting cleaners so those would survive but the ones i'm worried about are in the unprotected districts that's seems like the areas where a lot of the existing jobs are located. >> to the question of central selma i think the idea that was put forward the one-on-one replacement and how it can be done. now making the awe analogy anyone else p

you don't like the f-word, fee. what do you prefer? of it as options that customers choose. >> reporter: although there is one thing passengers still get for free. >> so we rejected charging for bathrooms. we're never going to do that. that's not an optional thing. >> reporter: never? raise your right hand? >> as the c.e.o., we will never charge to use the bathroom. >> reporter: baldanza has to sell more spirits, so spirit planes have about 30 more seats in the same amount of space. honest, are you comfortable in this seat? >> absolutely. i have room. i'm short admittedly. >> reporter: baldanza wants passengers to know what they're buying, so he has proclaimed this the year of the customer. >> so the year of the customer is about aligning customer expectation to the reality of what they're going to go get, and that reality is a compromise in some cases of seat comfort and other things, but it's an enormous win in terms of lower price, which is what drives most people. >> reporter: so are you lowering expectations? we're aligning expect

they say she regularly uses the f-word when voicing her opinion at meetings. >>> happening today, muni workers will review the deal that could end their contract dispute with management. on friday, union leaders reached a tentative agreement with management on a new three- year contract. this would settle a disruptive labor dispute. earlier, you will there was a sickout forcing the transit agency to cancel hundreds of bus, streetcar, metro and cable car runs. >>> a mountain view woman was arrested after she reportedly conattacked two -- reportedly attacked two caltrain conductors. they say she was drunk after attending the pride festival. she was asked to get off and became violent. she allegedly hit one of them on the head with her purse. maria posada valderrama was arrested and faces charges. >>> steve said today will be very hot. it could be a good thing the fair is closed on mondays. that's after 40 people needed first aid for heat-related problems yesterday. temperatures were in the mid- 90s but may have seemed hotter because of all of the pavement at the pleasanton fairgrounds. p

people have described it as the sort of f word, but that doesn't really quite do it justice.d. you can look it up on the internet if you want. >> he called him a richard nixon or something like that. thank you very much. still to come as tensions spill outside of iraq's borders alls eyes are on the country's forces as they strike back against ratd i kal fighters. we're going to report on what's going on there and at the pentagon. ♪ [ female announcer ] you never know what might come your way. a 24-speed bike with 7 gears you will never use. an aquarium for the fish you named but shouldn't have. because you know, fish. a snowboard that'll carve a mountain like it was a thanksgiving turkey. whatever comes your way, the ford escape with its foot-activated liftgate will help you bring it home. ♪ will help you bring it home. humans. even when we cross our "ts" and dot our "i's", we still run into problems. that's why liberty mutual insurance offers accident forgiveness with our auto policies. if you qualify, your rates won't go up due to your first accident. because making mistake

of actually taking this as a moment and engaging in a dialogue where you start using the dreaded f-word in the european debate? >> not in britain. >> we've got a couple of questions on ukraine and one on the elections. >> quickly on the elections. i believe the eu is plenty democratic. people in europe could put a stop to any policy they want by making it count in their national election. so say you didn't like the euro or the way the euro functions and you were italian, spanish or greek, and i pick those three countries because those are three countries that thought seriously about pulling out or threatening seriously to germany that they would pull out in order to increase their bargaining leverage, and were pushed back down by pressure. you could easily force a change in the system. the reason that change has not been pushed is because there is not a democratic majority in any of those countries to push that change at the current time. so democracy could be part of the solution, but the problem is there isn't a democratic majority to change the status quo. it's perverse, but it's tru

of actually taking this as a moment and engaging in a dialogue where you start using the dreaded f-word in the european debate? >> not in britain. >> we've got a couple of questions on ukraine and one on the elections. >> quickly on the elections. i believe the eu is plenty democratic. people in europe could put a stop to any policy they want by making it count in their national election. so say you didn't like the euro or the way the euro functions and you were italian, spanish or greek, and i pick those three countries because those are three countries that thought seriously about pulling out or threatening seriously to germany that they would pull out in order to increase their bargaining leverage, and were pushed back down by pressure. you could easily force a change in the system. the reason that change has not been pushed is because there is not a democratic majority in any of those countries to push that change at the current time. so democracy could be part of the solution, but the problem is there isn't a democratic majority to change the status quo. it's perverse, but it's tru

they came back and they said the m "f" word. because it was in the song. coming up. i get nervous. but i don't think there's anything in here. >> i'll keep reading and you can keep listening for bad words. congress were man eric cantor is stepping down as house majority leader. the loss raising a lot of questions about the future of his party's leadership and legislation. now sitting on the hill. talked to house minority whip steny hoyer in the last hour. >> eric cantor wasn't bringing immigration reform to the floor. he wasn't bringing the senate bill to the floor, our bill to the floor. and didn't bring the bills to the floor that were passed down the judiciary committee. and it was because the republican party is in the grips of its far right element. and reflects a deep division and dysfunction in their party. >> house republicans are set to vote on a new majority leader. that will help next week. >> ceo of wyndham worldwide. retail sales will be released in a couple of minutes, as well as initial jobless claims. if they hear about this, maybe we can ge

the lowercase "g," especially at the end of words, was unusually open. the lowercase "falmost always tilted at an angle to the rest of the letters in the word. >> in examining the question to the known, i pretty much was able to account for each and every pen movement and pen characteristic that i saw in the question. >> gail heath concluded that jonathan binney most likely wrote this note. >> on the nine-point scale, this was at the first position, a total identification of the handwriting. that's pretty much it. that's top of the -- top of the scale. >> and prints on the note matched binney's. when police went looking for jonathan binney at his home, he was gone. >> we used a helicopter, which has a flare during the night, trying to get thermal imaging of anyone that would be out in the woods, as well as continued with the k-9 team, trying to track the suspect, jonathan binney. >> the next morning, investigators returned to binney's house, and this time, found him hiding in the basement. he was shirtless, with six nicotine patches on his chest. >> jonathan binney indic

>> no, he lives in "f" dorm. but word was he was going to get me, so the day i heard that is the same day i got caught with it. that's when i got the shank. >> all right. >> shakir smith was the man that harrison was allegedly targeting. >> he already passed a rumor that he wanted to try to kill me or was going to kill me. and i could either go at this guy head-on and probably prove everybody right that i'm this big, violent person that they marked me to be, or i could talk to him face up, and i came in one day from work. the dude was waiting outside. and i kind of seen he was antsy and everything. had something in his pocket. >> so you had the shank in your pocket? >> i had tied -- i had a shoestring holding my pants up, and it was tied to the shoestring, hanging by my right side. >> smith was convicted of killing harrison's cousin, but claims it was someone else. >> yes, i do have an idea of who did it. but i ain't no snitch. >> you had every intention of using that knife? >> of course. >> to what extent? >> i wasn't go

you can get an *f just for spelling a word wrong. but apparently the school can misspell as many words as it wants. check out the mistake found on dozens of diplomas over the weekend. the word *integrated, is missing an *n. a school official confirmed this happened on about 30, out of 250, diplomas that were given out saturday. affected students will get corrected diplomas. a great white shark was spotted this weekend off the coast of southern new jersey. >> get back. get back you guys are not. >> he's going to take the bag. >> their cameras rolling as the shark circled the vessel several times. finally, the shark grabbed the chum bag off the boat and swam away. >> would you be that close with your cellphone recording the whole thing? >> i would not be there. i saw jaws. but people were tougher backwinded jaws happened. >> what did they call the shark? >> i'm just saying. current visibility is 2 1/2 miles. 6 mi. at o'hare. 6 mi. means you won't have the rain. we have some thunder and lightning showing up on the radar. be on the looko

he used the word "duped" because the americans have not delivered the f-16 fighters which they have promiseddo so even though the americans say that the fighter jet's in the pipe leip. he believes that the aircrafts, the fighter jets would basically turn the tide of war against isis and its allies. this is nonsense. the military situation is very complex. 5 or 15 or 20 fighter jets would turn the tides against isis and its allies because you have major uprisings in many towns and cities, not to mention the fast that most of the cross-the-borders have fallen. if the prime minister believes the 5 or the 10 fighter jets would turn the tide against isis i think this is delusional as opposed to really taking the military situation very seriously, the complexity of the military situation. >> the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said he is ready to expand in the gaza strip. they have hit 6 areas. the israeli military says since the beginning of june, palestinian fighters have fired sixty rockets into isreal. in nigeria, 10 people have been killed by armed men who attacked four churches in

f. lee bailey as a racist. >> once he said never in ten years have i ever used the "n" word, i knew we had him. >> they did have him and the case. after the case, he left the lapd and became a best-selling author and fox news crime analyst. >> we are, all of us, profoundly disappointed with the verdict. >> and garcetti left. >> just look at those eyes. >> the former d.a. is now a globe-trotting photographer. but he has not strayed too far from the law or politics. he became a script consultant for tv drama's like "the closer." and his son is now the mayor of los angeles his dream team took many different paths. >> 20 years later do people still come up and say, you're the guy? >> people send me e-mails to this day damming me to held. >> today, he is a defense attorney and harvard defense attorney and author. f. lee bailey got blamed for it all. >> i have no further desire to practice law. >> this letter was written -- >> o.j.'s pal, robert kardashian, he battled cancer and tied in 2003 at the age of 59. >> it was only years later that most americans discovered that he was the father of kim and company. >> his g

charles," we were out on approaching point du hawk expecting that we were going to hear the word from the fellows de&f that were going up the cliff. we had 30 of us in our little lca that were very disappointed when we heard captain rafferty said we have no choice we have to go into the omaha beach instead because we did not get the word. we started with a disappointment but i would say we were pleased because of all the texas battleships and all the rockets going off and everything along the planes coming over we thought, well possibly this is going to be kind of a piece of cake anyway so that we would meet them later on over at the point. but that never occurred. >> you were shot. >> i was hit. once we approached the beach, our british that were brings us in on these little l.c.a.s, they were killed. so we were without a pilot. so first sergeant ed sowa who dropped the ramp down we lost him right at that time and the fire was coming so heavy at us that the fellows just automatically, we rolled off the side of the l.c.a. and at that point we were still beyond our height in the water so that we had to

that retaliation completely mitigated for direct or indirect or future consequences f their whistle blowing. in other words, we shouldn't suffer any consequences for whistle blowing and being victims of proven retaliation, direct or indirect or for those in the future. and the third, i think this is very important, is that those who engage in retaliation should suffer some consequences. because in my case, there were no consequences for anybody but me. all of those who engaged in retaliation and who were named in various reports went on to have great lives with no impact on them, so i was the only one who suffered any onsequences. so those are three of the areas that are highlighted in this section of u.s. law. my view on what's wrong in the u.n. system, having been one of them for 28 years, the accountability institutions of the u.n., there are three of them essentially. there's the ethics office which is the guardian of the faith when it comes to us whistle blower protection, there's the office of internal oversight services, oios, which is the inspector general and the third is the justice system. is br

f. kennedy presidential library has relaunched the jfksaid twitter page. the account has almost 34,000 followers and uses the words president to connect to current events on twitter. >>> the hershey candy company is suing maryland senator steven hershey. the candy maker says the senator's campaign logo imitates the candy bar packaging. they don't want to mislead consumers into thinking hershey endorses hershey. >>> texas governor rick perry is hoping to bring tesla, the electric car manufacturer, to the lonestar state. perry took to twitter on tuesday, posting pictures of him driving a tesla with the caption "the only way to make this car faster is to make it in texas." >>> jamaica is hoping to legalize marijuana. several lawmakers in the country believe it would help bring tourists to the island. >>> and "tonight show" host jimmy fallon brought all of that up in last night's monologue. >> lawmakers -- [ laughter ] -- in jamaica are considering a bill to legalize marijuana, yeah. in related news, lawmakers in italy are considering a bill to legalize spaghetti and lawmakers in ireland are considering a bill to lega