of the fittest shall survive stay alive eh ♪ ♪ could you be loved and be loved could you be loved and get up, get up ♪ ♪ get up, get up get up, get up get up now ♪ ♪ we've been, we've been down too long get up, get up get up now ♪ ♪ get up now ♪ ♪ could you be loved and be loved could you be loved and be loved ♪ ♪ could you be loved and be loved could you be loved and be loved ♪ could you be ♪ ♪ could you be could you be loved could you be could you be loved ♪ could you be could you be could you be loved ♪ ♪ say something say something say something say something♪ ♪ say something say something say something say something♪ ♪ could you be loved [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yes! yes! oh, my gosh! miss lauryn hill! you better see her live friday in las vegas, saturday in santa barbara, california as part of her "moving target" concert series. that was phenomenal. my thanks to maya rudolph, nick offerman, miss lauryn hill. i want to thank margarita spiked tea and spiked lemonade for making bob marley week happen. and the greatest band in late night ever, the roots, right there. [ chee

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moment for russia's players the boards and banks having to endure numerous exercises one of russia's fittest players especially a team if it's been training with the north hunts and seen some english premiership looming it's all the effort will be worth it in the end this has been one of the one of the things we've really been working on for the last seven months. nigel ashley jones here with us for six months as well and he's helped a lot you know he's he's taking us through some paces better in general when you zealand and anyone we've we've made it a few steps off war and now i think we're ready to take more steps if he loses impeccable that should be after he played college rugby in ireland and you'll get a chance to practice it very soon rush applied to play in the churchill camp in england later this week where they'll play matches against italy in canada and it will be excellent practice for us it's one of really trying to do well in this to build confidence but also an opportunity for me to look at some other players and i think we know the core of eighteen twenty players border a gr

fittest. if you have a table go under the table. look above you, what's going to fall. what's going to hit your head. most of the chairs decent. if you are in a movie theatre or stadium what do you do? the same thing. these chairs are not heavy dutiy but covering your head is most important. if it's an empty room go against the wall and cover your head. a lot of cut in disaster heads and arms will get cut. those you can control the bleeding where as the head injury is harder. cover your head, the most important thing to do. we cover, beaware. 15 seconds. in the marina people said it felt like a minute. if you are covering yourself under the table and it's shaking what will happen in 30 seconds? you look up, where's the table. hold on to the table. if you are inside, stay in don't go from the known to the unknown. if you are downtown in an office building or shopping at macy's, do you run in the middle of the street? no. you stay where you are. how much time do you have? seconds. you have to make a decision within seconds. if you run to the street what will happen? >> ge

it was going to be the survival of the fittest and it didn't take einstein to realize the consequences and thought that there would be horrific losses. and that was and. how unexpected was the invasion i mean hitler and stalin had signs the molotov ribbentrop pact making them allies on. easy allies of course but allies nonetheless they were allies and the soviet union was caught by surprise and this was stalin was great. stalin was not naive but he thought that germany would not attack in nine hundred forty one he thought the attack would come late and he believed that he could use this pact to develop the soviet union's and sphere of influence and the same time. the red army and transferred industry you're on your own mountains but in fact he got it very very badly wrong and of course the red army was course deeply unprepared in nine hundred forty one your book is about the sort of human story behind the how did it develop militarily cheering the current. beginning and nine hundred forty one on the road i mean was that. by the order of nine hundred forty one the roads between two and

it's chosen in our culture because it's a pretty good way to have survival of the fittest.s men around, parents together taking care of the kids. it keeps men from getting together and creating harems and competing. and there have existed in history and throughout the world today different kinds of constructs. the problem in modern american culture with these kinds of open relationships is eventually somebody gets jealous or somebody falls in love. so it may work a while in the short term. >>> i only have a few seconds. there's this study, swedish marriage study said that people who commute get divorces more often, 40% higher. the question in the office, what is the cutoff, how many miles? >> it's actually more what gender does the commuting. more often the men are leaving. this is my duh study. if you create a greater place between the man and woman in the family, and a guy commuting an hour or more and back, and spending long days away from the family, it's separation. >> you're going to be joining us on the 10:00 p.m. show when we do the special report on the florida mom

in the region country club so sure to find its beach of the fittest or a book called sure can be swiss or told close knit hold built in let me go it's going. to take you to. the russian president pledges drastic measures in a bid to graze a better investment climate in the country. these centralizing power and stifling corruption tolstoy spied me to be made for a different year at the international economic forum in st petersburg during me abuse and now wait for more details in just a moment. also u.s. congressman warning about cutting all funding for the need to complain saying obama is acting illegally and will seeking formal approval to extend american military involvement pasta ninety days the white house however denied that it needs permission from capitol hill. under new wave of protests in syria as the u. moves towards a third round of sanctions against the country with critics fearing it's part of a build out put another libya style intervention. international news line for most this is aussie with me thanks for joining us russia must press on with modernizing its economy in th

it was going to be the survival of the fittest and it didn't take time to realize the consequences and of course the red army was caught deeply unprepared in nine hundred forty one your book is about the human story behind the red army but how did it develop militarily during the conflict. it's only the beginning and nine hundred forty one the red army was hunted. by the autumn of nine hundred forty one the last between two and three million tons of killed in this thing and should. i think few of them is in the world could sustain that level of punishment and still carried on fighting and it was not from. this high come on to believe that about point the soviet union. and what was it that kept the rats on the fighting that's the sixty four thousand dollar question an extraordinary mix of. brutal leadership tough leadership from stalin but it was also has a profound treaties and what was at stake was not just the communist system but russia as a country and it really did become a culture of it will certainly by the end astonishing drug that that to try and i'm better equipped and i beli

we have to tighten the fittest sanitary control at the border and we carry out the curial logical tests but we have introduced no one bar goes because the volumes over imported birgitta bills are very small for instance we get nothing from spain it's all so there is no need to introduce serious prohibitory measures you should look both my next question is rather political than economic i.m.f. representative in ukraine next alley as quoted by the ukrainian press has saying that in order to continue a copper issue of ukraine yes prices for residents and enterprises should be raised and the pension assumed the cuts. so pretty. easy all government already were to resort to such a very unpopular steps to secure a new loan from a i.m.f. . the rules are simple well mr gallagher it was not quoted quite precisely i met him only yesterday and i had talks with i am. we have signed a memorandum. we value our copper ration with ya mouth is is just. it's a question of reforming the pension system because it's not a question of pension cuts we just can't reduce the pensions so our citizens but it's ab

it is not time for social darwinism, survival of the fittest. this is what a society really is.it is a national community of people who are interdependent. >> nicely said and i was thinking that roosevelt referring to himself as humble, you can imagine roosevelt haters and maybe even jim's dad would have find it politely laughable when fdr would refer to himself as humble and any circumstance. more fodder for the roosevelt critics. i agree with susan and one thing that she said that really said a lot to me was the way that, and you will see this all through this book and all of jim's writing, it works so well on the level almost a fiction it is written so politically especially the expert -- excerpt which is her but at the same time almost without you knowing it he goes back and forth between that and making very important political science points. you know there are some very interesting devices. one of them is not in one of the excerpts he is going to read today but as i remember think it was in his treatment of the first 100 days and he says something like, if fdr had ever st

darwinian theory about the origins of man but cannot stand darwin when it is about the survival of the fittest. they are fickle and deed. the costa met this the president is using to alleviate problems is only making matters worse. it is delaying the natural recovery needed by our economy. the president has been sharply criticized for his massive deficit spending and reckless military -- monetary policy. if you will indulge me, i will step into economic theory. the quantity theory of money explains that the money supply has a direct proportional relationship with the price of things. supply equalsney surpris more inflation. it is stoked by the uncontrolled printing of money. inflation is increased taxation without legislation. the economy is on rough ground. we need relief. i think we can all live without another one of the president's recovery summers in the last one, 250,000 people a week lost their jobs. the pride of the president was a legislative achievement he shoved down the throats of every american, the nationalization of health care. it was forced nationalized health care. it is cred