we also see a book like huckleberry finn being banned because of the racial epithet. what's your take on that? oh, boy, what a mess we get into with all those. i have a final paper by one of my students in chico who loves this book nappy hair, telling how wonderful this book is and how could people love a book like huckleberry finn and teach that when there's a book like nappy hair to look at? and the very same sentences where he was saying he has the right to have this book, he's saying we shouldn't have the right for huckleberry finn. the "n" word can hurt so bad that there needs to be some-- a little bit of education before you get into it. and again, my wonderful father-- when i first read that book, he sort of sat me down and told me, you know, what the book was doing and all this sort of thing. and i admired the book so much that i actually went around-- when i was in high school and in college, i would dramatize the part of jim to try to get people to see what was-- what i felt was really going on. i'm very much--i mean, "hey," you know, "samuel clemens." let's

everybody read huckleberry finn, tom sawyer when they were kids. were special editions made for kids, but if you get into the original works we find out they are quite a bit different than the ones that everyone thinks they are. so i just discovered a whole different dimension to mark twain and what is usually given in, you know, grammar school or grade school. when i first got started and lived in l.a. for a time. there were dozens and dozens of used bookstores down there. i used to just go down there on the weekends and sort through all of the books. i found all kinds of interesting stuff down there in los angeles. and all cities have an old town that is full of bookstores. used to be, anyway. not so much anymore. i have books and three different rooms. i would say there is maybe a thousand are 1500 different volumes. not all written by mark twain, because i have reference books, biographies, books about mark twain, criticism, eccentric. check out the first editions and year. this antique cabinet with the glass doors has most of my first edition

everybody read huck finn and tom sawyer when their kids.hose were special editions that were made with kids. but if you get into the original works, you find out there quite a different than the ones everybody thinks they are. i just discovered a whole different dimension to mark twain from what you usually get in grammar school, in great school. when i first got started i lived in l.a. for a time and there were dozens and dozens of used bookstores down there so used to just go down on the weekends and sort through all the books. i found all kinds of interesting stuff. in los angeles. and all cities have an old town that is full of bookstores can use to be anywhere -- anyway. not so much anymore. i've got books in three different rooms. i would say there's maybe 1000 or 1500 different volume. they are not already by mark twain because i have reference books, biographies and books about mark twain, criticism, et cetera. check out the first editions in here. this antique cabinet with glass doors has most of my first addition marked wins but i

it's a manuscript edition of the adventures of huckleberry finn and there are two volumes. i will just showed you the first one real quick. it's not super rare but what it is if it is a reproduction of the of original handwritten manuscript of huckleberry finn and in mark twain's hand showing some of his changes and corrections it is kind of a, you know, a student or a scholar would be interested in half of this and it shows how she makes changes to the manuscript after he has written. so this is a two-volume set. i have one for tom sawyer, too, but it's very similar. .. >> do you want me to read what that says? >> sure. >> it says about 90 years after mark twain took this trip, ponds journal and photographs find their way to me, meaning nick. what a thrill it was. anything can be anywhere. happy hunting. so he encourages people to keep

ride, sir finn! make haste, lady brooke! ♪ are those your quickest steeds, your kingness?se are. but they're resting from the foxhunt. [ laughs ] ah! behold a new home! i'm digging that moat! no need. it's deep enough. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] what happens next? you can decide at goldfishfun.com! ♪ the snack that smiles back, goldfish ♪ >> woman: don't even think about it, wei. the arrow says the exit's that way. oh! wei!! >> wei: wooh! (laughing) >> whoa! whoa...hoo!!! (sputtering) >> nothat was amazing! >> you didn't happen to see the map on the way down, did you? >> oops. hey, don't worry, they have tons of arrows pointing to the exit. besides, what's the worse thing that can happen? (siren wailing) >> man: watch out! get to the lifeboats! (metal groaning) >> woman: whoa! >> wei: cool. is that the tide? >> rivers don't have tides. something's wrong. w-we better go. >> (man whistling) miner! get this ugly thing off me! >> miner: his name's radar. and he's beautiful. >> are you kidding me? he looks like a rat with wings! (alarm sounding) >> man over radio: billy? w

he was a full running back for finns, -- dolphin s, the nfl team that went undefeated. >> what are you looking forward to at white house? good time. >> the 1972 dolphine finally get their whitevisit. they're making up for it. >> if you could bri t you would do it. -- never goes to the white house. he makes a point. >> you don't even play the day.s you talk crap on all >> our sports are sports, not lieber activities. ultimateys are the champions. >> thank you, man. >> all right. >> coming up -- romeo in calabasas. we say, happy birthday. for yourou want birthday? he says i want a hot date with selena gomez which i find because he's bieber's friend. >> i thought he's still with selena gomez. when did that happen? >> did you get the news letter? >> we got jason alexander at spago. our camera guy says, can you "seinfeld" impression. hey, it's me, progressive insurance. you know, from our 4,000 television commercials. yep, there i am with flo. hoo-hoo! watch it! [chuckles] anyhoo, 3 million people switched to me last year, saving an average of $475. [sigh] it feels good to help people save.

ride, sir finn! make haste, lady brooke! ♪ are those your quickest steeds, your kingness?se are. but they're resting from the foxhunt. [ laughs ] ah! behold a new home! i'm digging that moat! no need. it's deep enough. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] what happens next? you can decide at goldfishfun.com! ♪ the snack that smiles back, goldfish ♪ [ straining ] rowdy, i know you like mud, but you can't stay in there forever. [ straining ] grea now we just need a hook and a metal box. over there! boomer, can you use your ladders to grab it? uh, i-i'd be too nervous trying to grab something so far away. l-look how that box is almost falling over. if i knocked it over, it could get dented. then we couldn't use it. so, how do we get to it? hmm. we do it with the ends of your horns, biggs. boomer's ladders are too big for the job, but your horns are small enough to pick out all the parts around the box so we can get it. go for it. [ tires screech ] that's it! this ain't so hard. biggs, slow down, or you're -- wa-hoo! oh, no! wa-hoo! biggs, you did it! how? [ breathing heavily ] i h

. >>> then -- >> are you shooting finn's episode yet?new memoir. >> is lea holding up kay? >>> and a star after losing his dad. >> i still get choked up talking about dad. >>> and "modern family's" o jes tyler ferguson takes us to a wedding in the sky. >>> and the star-studded i-dos. >> the vows. >> rst dance. >> and her rock 'n' roll surprise. >>> now, where yahoo! and broadcast meet for 24/7 access to celebrity news "omg! insider." >>> dick van dyke pthe fi from fiery car making the show biz legend a social media sensation at 87. hello, everyone, i'm kevin frazier and theulledews is off tonight and christina mclarty joins me. >>> an interesting player in all this dick's wife arlene, she's half his age, by the way,a andr role did she play into turning this into a top trending story and we're with the good samaritan that pulled dick from the marriage. the actor's close call is ding now. >> after dick van dyke's car explodes in flames. >> i thought he had passed out, tren they yanked me out of the car. >> tv icon dick van dyke pulled from

whether you knew him personally or just as finn, he became part of all of our hearts.hat's where he'll stay forever. thank you so much. >> a terrible tragedy. it took a lot of courage to do that. >>> on a lighter note, russell westbrook sporting an interesting look. not exactly sure what to say about this at this point. but we can say he really isn't afraid to take chances. got to give him credit for that. >>> now, the final season of "breaking bad" premiered last night to a ton of anticipation. we're not in the spoiler business here at "way too early." but we like the hype. and so does the story's cinematographer. he's confident about this season. he posted on his tumblr account, all i can tell you is two things, you will not be disappointed, i promise. and every story line will be buttoned up and no loose ends. it will redefine the last season of television. it will redefine series finales. this will not disappoint. i've seen all eight episodes. and i sat in front of my television scene crying myself alone during the last couple of episodes. while i hope i don't find

will tell you third with key when i can and force sixty three points adrift of top spot after the finn had to retire with brake failure. well meanwhile russian up and comers the day set out can could become the youngest ever driver to start a formula one race next year the muscovite two turns eighteen this week has had a seat fitting with the cyber team in switzerland and is also set to drive around the new saucy track at an exhibition event next month. the country really need the . support you really need. to be well known in the formal was opposite we need to form a war to be well known and rush so everything goes to be to be that and just the main main aim of for the project the main aim why i am here is to promote for a warning russia all my career as one of the youngest ever drove the same was actually say it was a formal and you know it's it went like this for all my career in the form of looks like to it with the same. it's always as i said it's always like a joke and doesn't mean that if you're young you have a disadvantage because you have maybe a bit less experience than some

i don't have a first edition huck finn or tom sawyer because they're not only rare, but they're many thousands of dollars, and i just haven't, haven't bought those. or even seen them recently. but hopefully, you know, that might, that might change in the future. >> for more information on booktv's recent visit to carson city, nevada, and the many other cities visited by our local content vehicles, go to c-span.org/localcontent. >>> you're watching booktv on c-span2. here's our prime time lineup for tonight. up next, a book preview of erica jong's fear of flying 40th anniversary edition. then at 7:30, the story of nasa scientists who detected a mysterious force that slowed down the pioneer 10 and 11 spacecrafts in the '90s. at 9 p.m., susan crawford joins booktv on "after words." in an interview with andrew blum of wired magazine, she talks about her book, "captive audience." and we conclude tonight's prime time programming at 10 p.m. eastern. the book "the poorer nations: a possible history of the global south." that all happens next on c-span2's booktv. >> host: forty years since th

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the mark is the monogram of someone called nevalainen, who was a finn who was working at around about905, probably in moscow at that time. and it was a special commission, obviously. but there's another factor about this that perhaps i need to convey to you. this is the moscow mark at the top here, and the most important crucial and critical of the whole lot-- faberge in the middle. so, this isn't just a frame that's been made for someone important at that time. this is a faberge frame that's been made for someone. ( laughs ) and it's worth, let's say, £10,000 to 15,000. ( laughs ) gosh! ( laughter ) well, it's not mine. it's my husband's. he ought to be pleased. yes, i think i am, too. you've brought in a nevalainen faberge turn-of-the-century silver frame of pure pedigree and dynasty. what a find. well, thank you very much. that's brilliant. the pleasure is all mine, madam. thank you. we've had a great day here, rediscovering the past at blists hill victorian town. now it's time to get back to the present and say good-bye from another antiques roadshow. ♪ >> this is "bbc world news

it will be more of a celebration of finn hudson's character. >>> and blurring the lines tonight overong of the summer, "blurred lines". robin thicke's song topping the charts. i can't get it out of my head. now thicke is going to court to against a pre-emptive claim that his song sounds too much like a marvin gaye song from 1977. tonight, send us a tweet. you be the judge. here's robin thicke's "blurred lines." ♪ >> all right, here's marvin gaye's "got to give it up." ♪ >> tonight robin thicke is asking the judge to decide before marvin gaye's family can sue for payment as headlines now suggest they plan to do. again, send me a little tweet to that one. >>> when we come back on "world news," we're just back from detroit tonight after sharing the road with some great american classics. and i couldn't help myself pointing out to everyone who was driving me. stay tuned for a wild ride, the choppers following our every move, our person of the week. a. new clean whipped creme foundation from covergirl. a delicious new recipe whipped up by clean makeup. they took their clean fresh foundati

and avoid attempts to em both for solutions you'll never see areas that give up the situation with finn examples in the past and we say that they're not working it's just like us and we want to see the situation with neutral get back to normal in egypt we want to see the national reconciliation process or begin we appreciate greatly after it's made by colleagues and john kerry personally especially when i'm referring to his afterwards resumption of israeli ballast dialogue so there's very intense we are of course we have disagreements will continue discussing matters on which we disagree and candidly i recall when i first met john in his capacity as president capacity and we're having this initial conversation if i may put it that way he told me so that our countries have a solution with special responsibility which needs to go before visible so we need to work as a grown ups and this is what we do and we hope that this will be reciprocal thank you. sir good thank you very much but first with us if you sort through and just been. meeting from washington d.c. you were the russian foreign

. >> they'll handle the death of finn beautifully. and i don't know how. i don't envy that. it'll be our third episode. >> dan dishing on what's supposed to happen after the season finale shocker. >> how long have you been sleeping with the president? >> it will be focused on who leaked the information that olivia pope was the mistress. and then putting out the fires that caused. >> julie bowen would now like to share the riches with the cast mates. >> it would be a joy, but i'm really -- i'd love to see it be sophia's year. >> while christina hendricks has been nomined on mad men, she would want to win on game of thrones. >> to ride on horseback. >> almost as fun as bareback. >>> straight ahead, a whole new ball game for josh duhamel. fe fergie's about to make him a father. >> but first the calling's frontman abduction. >> he clipped the thing back, the gun, and i was like, listen. >> the words that probably saved his life. >>> then the turmoil evelyn l e lozado faced. >> i questioned am i doing the right thing. >>> new tv on dvd right n are you flo? yes. is this the thing

. >> we caught up with union negotiator chris finn, described the atmosphere as tense, even though a monday strike has been averted. >> we want to get a deal and sometimes when those things happen and you are given more time, you kind of take your foot off the gas and we're ready to put it to the floor and get the job done. we want the deal done today. >> reporter: we learned there is some movement in the discussion with union seiu, but it may not be enough to keep san francisco superiority from considering the governor's request for a 60- day coolingoff period. >> i support the governor intervening. we can't afford another shut down. oakland mayor jean quan says averting a strike is vital for the bay area's economy. >> this is what? the third delay, 60 days we hope will do it this time. >> reporter: bart riders also tell us this their patience is running thing. >> c'mon in time is up. it's time for this to come to an agreement. >> reporter: tonight we're still waiting to hear from bart. we haven't seen their negotiators out here tonight and they haven't returned phone call and we're

he was a full running back for finns, -- dolphin s, the nfl team that went undefeated. >> wha are you looking forward to at white house? good time. >> the 1972 dolphine finally get their whitevisit. they're making up for it. >> if you could bri t you would do it. -- never goes to the white house. he makes a point. >> you don't even play the day.s you talk crap on all >> our sports are sports, not lieber activities. ultimateys are the champions. >> thank you, man. >> all right. >> coming up -- romeo in calabasas. we say, happy birthday. for your want birthday? he says i want a hot date with selena gomez which i find because he's bieber's friend. >> i thought he's still with selena gomez. when did that happen? >> did you get the news letter? >> we got jason alexander at spago. our camera guy says, can you "seinfeld" impression. [ male announcer ] now you can get a kindle fire hd, with high def screen, ultra-fast wi-fi and access to 23 million movies, tv shows, music, and apps -- all for much less than an ipad mini. i couldn't believe how good the value was for the money i paid. it gives

finn -- and even playing field of investors the market of zig and zag and we get taken for a ride.fare but the fbi says they have found operational vulnerabilities in the system with government economic data in the marketplace in other words, the fbi thinks there is cheating the numbers are out to traders early and making a killing on this stuff but i wish i could say i was supplied with dash a prize but i am not. and reuters was giving access to consumer confidence numbers seconds before it was publicly available those numbers move the market but you know, what i say? shame on them or anybody cheating the system because it hurts people like you and me in those that should be treated as equals one of the best ways to say on dash stage fit is redeeming your own cooking in we will show you how to do that. thank you for joining us. we will see you here tomorrow. >> good evening everybody thank you for being with us. tonight you look at the capitol of yemen this city's residents on the edge and the army is on high eight alert after a drone strike to account for suspected al qaeda leade

heather finn is a talent agent.ound me a job once. great to see you guys. when you have a casting call of a lot of kids, is there something you are looking for right away, sparkle? what is it that you are searching for first? >> i'm always looking for personality because really that's what sets everyone apart from each other is someone who has a good personality and can show that to other people. it's not just a personality that when they're at home they like are really fun and -- >> it's got to be a natural one, doesn't it? >> i always beg for the right amount of confidence, though, mixed with a little dash of humility. >> that's not easy in a child who has been told all their life how fabulous they are also. >> the personality is what stands out the most. when you get a group of kids together, which one are you paying attention to? >> a lot of parents would wonder if they should go to a cold call and bring their kid or get an agent. what's the best approach do you guys think? >> the first step is to always try to

heather finn and bob kline, an independent casting director, who's actually found me a job once. call of a lot of kids, is there something you're looking for right away, sparkle, what is it that you're searching for first? >> i'm always looking for personality. really that's what sets everyone apart from each other is someone who has a good personality and can show that to other people. it's not just a personality when they are at home, they are really fun. >> it's got to be a natural one, though, doesn't it? >> i always beg for the right amount of confidence, mixed with a little dash of humility. >> that's not easy with a child who's been told all their life how fabulous they are also. >> personality is what stands out the most. even when you get a group of kids together, which one are you paying attention to? >> parents wonder if they should go to a cold call and bring their kid or get an agent. what's the best approach, do you guys think? >> the first step is always try and find an agent. there are lots of different ways to find agents. you can send your child's picture in the

whether you knew him personally or just as finn hudson, cory reached out and he became a part of all of our hearts. and that's where he'll stay forever. so thank you guys so much. thank you. >> oh, my god. that was -- >> if you want to know the definition of heartfelt in the dictionary, look up that. >> to stand in people and to share that has to be difficult. >> so we were paging through "the new york times" over the weekend and there's that social cues column. so there was a question that got our attention. it said we live next door to neighbors from hell. on monday, after living through yet another weekend of an all-night of all night partying. >> that they weren't invited to. >> i saw a basket of sweets from a local gourmet shop at their door. i took it without a second's remorse and i ate the contents. in my view, it was simply compensatory. my boyfriend disagrees. what do you think? >> sorry. >> here's the thing. first of all, if you live next to an annoying neighbor, whatever it is, their lawn is too long, they are loud, the kids are screaming, the dog is barking, you get anno

. >> have they said how they'll deal with the loss of the cast member finn?t they haven't given a lot of info on how they're going to do it. >> in music news lady gaga has released a couple of singles. >> cher is upset. >> nobody likes that. >> everybody is leaking this stuff. they have no control over it. >> gaga might need a plumber. she's got some leaks. >> and don't miss with lady cher. >> i worked with that one. yes. so she did a duet with cher about a year, year and a half ago. it was never supposed to see the light of day. and someone leaked it. so gaga had her single leaked on monday. then this leaked a day later. and cher took to twitter saying gaga wasn't a fan of this song and she's the boss. you've got to go for it. >> cher said a lot more than that. >> yes, yes. >> i can only imagine. >> i love cher. >> but it was for cher's album. >> oh. yeah. >> not good. >> jason, we love you. >> how much do we love our jason kennedy? >> a lot. >> my birthday girl. >> i love you, baby. >> happy birthday. >> okay. all right. >> two ladies from the plaza will sh

the adventures of huckleberry finn. a boy and a slave go on the run and people say the n word a lot. too much if you ask me. lord of the flies. a bunch of kids get stranded on an island. the fat kid gets crushed by a boulder. sorry, spoiler alert. the fat kid gets crushed by a boulder. hamlet. hamlet dies. king lear. king lear dies. romeo and juliet. they die. basically, if it is by shakespeare, everyone in the title dies. now, that is all you need to know and you can spend the rest of your summer smoking weed and yoloing, whatever the hell that means, the end. >> thank you, nick, very educational. oh, look at this. the belly floppers are here. hi, everybody. how are you doing? go on right through. yes, yes, bring your luggage. whatever you need. what's going on here? we're going to take a break. we have lots of good stuff playing. julia louis-dreyfus, nick offerman, and music from michael kiwanuka. our conservative annual belly flop tradition so come on back. ,, [ bell dings ] [ crowd cheering ] [ male announcer ] for

just ask mike finn who went to bad for offsetting -- and he paid a political price for it, but he still that moment with pride, 'had should. >> i want to turn to something that president obama said on "the tonight show." -- or whatever it's called -- >> whatever it's called. >> he was talking about the leaks that ed snowden made. let's take a look. >> we don't have domestic spying program. what we do have are some mechanisms where we can track a phone number or an e-mail address that we know is connected to some sort of terrorist threat. >> so i thought that was going. >> i would hate to see -- i would hate to see us with one if we don't have one now. >> we don't have a -- first of all obviously we have a domestic spying program. >> of course we do. >> but beyond that -- >> listen. >> what does the president -- >> i love this president, everybody knows i love this president, but this is ridiculous the first of all we do have a spying program, and we need to figure out how to balance these things out. he said something else that i thought was awful. he said if somebody like snowden wante

out and you did during the debate about removing that word from the novel "adventures of huckleberry finn felt keeping the word in the novel was, in fact, appropriate. why is that usage appropriate? >> because it really allows people to see where the word came from, and the system of oppression that it came out of. certainly when i learned the "n" word, i read it in the context of huck fin. we read the word aloud and said it 100 something, 200 something times in that piece of literature but it gives grounding of how black people are seen and how white people see blacks and a sense of how you internalize those concepts. the important piece here is particularly after the zimmerman trial and trayvon martin tragedy when you talk about unconscious bias and racism that we understand the power of words. if we understand words are vessels of culture and truly want to change culture, we got to change the words that carry it. >> but i -- i think there is a real culture that the youth and hip-hop culture have, too. they have their own sense of history. they have their own sense of understanding, and

. >> chris finn is a union negotiator and train operator. she said only about ten minutes of negotiations between the union and bart negotiators happened to, pinning the lack of negotiation on bart's lead negotiator. >> the people who are interested in keeping bart going, they would like to talk more, but when he's in the room they stated they are not free to express their opinion. >> the general manager spent plenty of time during an afternoon briefing defending hawk, saying attacks on him are par of the often i don't know's strategy. she said labor and pension costs have to be controlled because of needed improvements. >> our system is 40 years old. we are out of trains. we've had to order a new -- a complete new set of trains. >> a bart fare increase that kicks in early next year will fund the capital improvements, but she said any wage increase less have to come from somewhere else and right now federal and state funds are unavailable n oakland, serge, abc news. >> the governor has the authority to call a 60-day off period, but he has no

it says, goes on to say that does not however necessarily mean that monteith's finn hudson characterute in the third episode of the new "glee" season, which launches september 26th. while he goes on to say, while there is a strong feeling for the tribute episode among the cast, led by his girlfriend, lea michelle, who plays rachel berry on the show, and cory monteith's real-life girlfriend. they say they're still working out the details of this tribute episode. they want a few weeks to work it out more. the run-up will include a series of public service announcements dealing with drug abuse. that should be a powerful episode for sure. >> surely hit home with the cast, too. >> yeah. >> valerie harper announced she had terminal brain cancer and as little as three months to live. but she is doing great right now. she is making a movie. she's filming in canada this week. it wraps up august 11th. it is going to be for a film "the town that came a-courting," for the up cable channel. great to see she is out and about. and continuing to work. even though she is facing pretty terrible diagno

. >> chris finn is a union negotiator and train operator. she said only about ten minutes of conversation between the union and bart negotiators happened to, pinning the lack of negotiations on bart's lead negotiator. >> the people who have interested in keeping bart going, they would like to talk more, but when he's in the room they stated they are not free to express their opinion. >> the general manager spent plenty of time during an afternoon briefing defending hawk, saying attacks on him are part of the union's strategy. she said labor and pension costs have to be controlled because of needed improvements. >> our system is 40 years old. we are out of trains. we've had to order a new -- a complete new set of trains. >> a bart fare increase that kicks in early next year will fund the capital improvements, but she said any wage increase will have to come from somewhere else and right now federal and state funds are unavailable. in oakland, abc news. >> the governor has the authority to call a 60-day cooling-off period, but he has not recei

. - an ubbi diaper pail; and $200 gift certificate to finn+emma.ng the orbit baby stroller g2. - ( gasps ) - nice. very nice. thank you, maura. - thank you. - oh, thank you. - i want to give a huge thank you to dr. david swanson, amy, lanaya, asheena and jodie for being here today. a wise person once said mothers hold their children's hands for a short time but their hearts forever. thank you for watching. see you next time. >> announcer: and now enter into the courtroom of the judges mathis. plaintiff taneta brownly is a single mother and the defendant is her middle daughter . she and the defendant had a good relationship until her daughter started to date abusive men. she is suing her daughter for a value of a car ask registration fees and harassment and the defendant tashina brawnly said after they divorced she started to use drugs and she asked her to take the drug test for her. show filed a restraining order against her mother after she threatened her and she is counter suing for a loan and emotional distress . >> judge mathis: start with you

> don't you think you're grateful to wiener, because he made spitzer's sins look like huckleberry finn'ss obvious that spitzer is overqualified and wiener underqualified. who do you like for president as comedians and wits in 2016. >> i'd pick ted new jersey generality for the republicans and kristin davis for the democrats. >> i'm going to ask you seriously. >> seriously? oh, god. it's probably going to be hillary clinton, i would assume and for the republicans, i think it might be rand paul. i don't know. i don't know who they've got. they may have an obama like figure come out from nowhere. i don't know. >> jim, who do you like. >> probably not a democratic or republican, even though that's who's going to win again. i would somebody libertarian or somebody a little different, because it's repulsive on both sides. >> who? you have the two time new mexican governor running and they wouldn't let him on the debates. >> i would like to see him run again. i like ron paul. he seemed to know what he was talking about and felt different. >> dick, you get the last word. >> a country that began

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. >> whether you knew him personally or just as finn hudson, cory reached and he became a part of allur hearts and that is where he will stay forever so that uguys so much! >> monteith died from a lethal combination of alcohol and heroin. >>> in nor way they have undercover prime minister cab evidently. norway's prime minister wearing a taxi driver's uniform and driving unassumed passengers around oslo. many had no idea who he was until he revealed himself. one person complained about his driving skills. looked funny, didn't it? >>> alex rodriguez hit a home run on sunday bringing yankees fans to their teeth after booing him throughout the weekend and booing him as he came up to home plate. the bomb was a-rod's first home run since returning from an injury. the yankees star is allowed to play while appealing his 211-game suspension for steroid use. >>> tech world is rumored to be their new iphone. kayla, it has to be a real winner here. expectations are pretty high. >> a lot riding on this phone. it's expected to be unveiled at an industry event on september 10th. it's reportedly goin

so whether you knew him personally or just as finn hudson, cory reached out and he became a part of alld that's where he'll stay forever. so thank you guys so much. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> the 31-year-old actor died a month ago in a vancouver hotel room from a drug overdose involving heroin and alcohol. cory monteith was very open about his long-time struggle with substance abuse and voluntarily checked himself into rehab in march of this year. in the upcoming season of "glee" a network executive has revealed the show will "deal directly with drug addiction and with the circumstances surrounding cory's death." joining me now, david sheff, author of "clean: overcoming addiction and ending america's greatest tragedy." david, i want to go to something that i read recently in a piece in "usa today" where a doctor said people are more vulnerable when they come out of rehab because they've gone through detox and now their body doesn't have the same tolerance for some of the kinds of drugs that they'd been using on a regular basis before that and this might be involved in this si

in the upcoming season -- and will bid farewell to his character finn hudson.e public service announcements related to his death. the 31-year-old was found last month. tests showed his death was caused by a mixture of heroin and alcohol. you can catch all your entertainment news right the o-m-g insider starts at entertainment tonight at 7:30. and you can watch the weather forecast whenever it is convenient for you on our 24/7 bay area news channel. it's on comcast 193 and on kron4.com. louis back after a break off kron 4 news. >> get 3 years interest-free financing on brand name mattress sets. plus, get free delivery and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. sleep train's interest-free for 3 event is on now! ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my a

ernest hemmingway who said, "all american literature begins with one book, mark twain's 'huckleberry finnand um, like huck who had the courage to confront the code of convention, rather than betray a friend, you ellen had the same courage to confront convention and not betray yourself or your sense of destiny and um, the world would never be the same. let me tell you that my partner jane wagner and i love you, admire you, you are our huckleberry friend and that's all you can say about it. we are grateful for your courage. [audience applause]. ellen degeneres: did you ever go out with him or? laura dern: no, ellen. ellen degeneres: yeah, office romance. yeah, that's a bad idea i guess. laura dern: i don't date men. ellen degeneres: oh. why? laura dern: i'm gay. ellen degeneres: you're gay? laura dern: yeah. ellen degeneres: oh, how 'bout that? gay, good, good, gay. i didn't, i didn't, i, good for you. of course, why wouldn't you be gay? laura dern: wow, i thought you knew. ellen degeneres: nope, didn't know. laura dern: in fact, i thought you were gay too. ellen degeneres: you thought i wa