. >> franco: yeah. and i appreciate your help.financial situation taken care of. >> carly: maybe i can take it out in a trade. you could paint me...something. >> franco: right. great. >> carly: yeah. >> franco: and in the meantime, you can maybe help me figure out who the hell's out to get me. >> duke: i don't need you to fuss over me. >> anna: i'm not fussing. >> duke: you're fussing. >> anna: no. i'm not. do you seriously begrudge me making sure you have a clean bill of health after a propofol overdose? come on. >> duke: mm. the elusive dr. obrecht, she almost did me in, didn't she? >> anna: yes. she got away with it, too. i'm still so mad i didn't catch her. >> duke: it's just a matter of time until she's brought to justice. >> anna: any time is too long. you know, i blame myself, really, because... i honestly thought it was ava jerome. >> sonny: connie? who the hell are you? how'd you get in my house? >> derek: well, it seems like danny's father was the love of sam's life. >> alexis: he was. and i'm not sure she's ever gonna g

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who is franco? francisco franco, correct. $1,000, spanish, please. parth. what is el cid? el cid, yes. spanish, $600. jared. who are ferdinand and isabella? correct. i'll have an old spanish for $400. jared. who is picasso? yes. [ beep beep beep ] and with that, you wind up at $6,000, in the lead. hillary will go first in double jeopardy! we'll set the board up during this break. [ applause ] our returning champion, jared, has forged into an early lead, but different categories in double jeopardy! hillary, here they are. you get to pick first. now, about the 50 greatest photographs from the national geographic -- that was taken from a database of 11 million, and they have a traveling exhibit, so people throughout america can get a chance to see these 50 greatest. we'll only have five of them. you pick. let's go with new york people, places & things for $400. jared. what is the brooklyn bridge? yep. new york for $800. parth. who is la guardia? yes. new york, $1,200, please. jared. who is eleanor roosevelt? yes. new york for $1,600. jared. who is billy the kid? he's the man.

can you please tell me where franco's room is?ient is not returning his lawyer's calls. >> carly: room 403. tell him his bill is due and i want my money. >> diane: yes, well, that may be a problem. >> carly: not a problem for me. i have other things on my mind. [ thudding ] >> kiki: oh, gosh. what time is it? it can't be morning already. is it? >> michael: yeah. >> oh, sorry. we have to clean this place after the wedding party last night. >> michael: we just need a minute, if that's all right. >> you know, most of our newlyweds spend the night in the honeymoon suite. >> kiki: uh, h-he's not my husband. >> morgan: [ groans ] oh, right. that happened. >> ava: yeah. it did. this was a big mistake. >> morgan: why? we didn't do anything wrong. >> ava: you're married to my daughter! >> morgan: no. hey, kiki dumped me. okay, i don't owe her anything. >> ava: i'm not so sure she'd see it that way. and certainly your mother wouldn't. just imagine the look on her face if she ever saw us in bed together. [ knock on door ] >> carly: ava? it's

so all my youth was spent locked up in here at the hands of franco. it forced us into a more close knit immunity. >> for -- close-knit community. when it is not one thing, it is another. a few years ago, cruise liner companies would stop coming here , if you go to gibraltar, you cannot come to spain. >> a lot of people think it hasn't been as bad for a long time. but there is no sign of any willingness to give in. does the colony's chief minister say? can'tnot at home and i find any other officials prepared to talk about the disputes. the minister has been summoned at short notice to london. spain wants new talks about gibraltar's sovereignty. but the british government is standing firmly behind its colony. no one here will even consider a handover to spain. they are too proud and there is too much resentment against their bigger neighbor. >> battle makes our lives -- that makes our lives a misery. forward march! >> the british side entity is deeply rooted. they staged the traditional closing of the city gates daily. the conflict is just a sm

my youth was spent locked up in here at the hands of francisco franco.his made us a more close-knit community. here, they others are partially defined by the speed with spain. >> if this is not one thing, this is another. for example, the football team -- spain was against it, and a cruise liner company stopped coming here because if you go to gibraltar, you will come to spain -- and the list is endless. >> a lot of people think it has not been this bad for a long time. but there is no sign of any willingness to give in. what does the colonies chief minister stay -- chief minister say? cannot find any other officials willing to talk about the disputes. the minister is summoned to london, with new talks about the sovereignty of gibraltar. the british government stands firmly behind its colony. will consider the handover to spain. they are too proud and there is too much resentment against their bigger neighbor. >> that would make our lives uneasy and then it will destroy everything. >> the british identity here is equally rooted, and they would like to ke

i don't know about that. >>> moving on, last night was a big night for james franco and comedy centralsted him. our crack video staff found a few moments we could play for you. take a look. >> robert di nero, sean penn, julia roberts. these are just some of the huge stars james has worked with who did not want to be here tonight. >> james always has that look of, oh, man, how did this perfect amount of facial hair end up on my face? i'm from palo alto, california. no one questions why i talk like i'm from brooklyn. >> i know it is not easy for you, james. you overcame a child hood affliction known as dumb face. >> look at me do all the talking while you sit they're doing nothing. i feel like i'm doing the oscars with you. >> that was good stuff, thomas. we could not show you the real meaty stuff. >> it is blue. let's look at the christian grey guy. i know you lost out on this part. the girl has famous parents. if he had famous, it would be heath ledger and chatum tanning. >> i am upset i missed out on that part. >> thanks, buddy. >>> still ahead, your best tweets and "morning joe" mome

. >>> how are you doing, franco? you look like johnny depp with lupus. >> it got to be a long night for james franco as you got a sense there. this is the comedy central roast of him. one roaster even went after his grandmother. but the actor took it all in stride. can you imagine sitting there for that amount of time being lambasted. >> there was a lot we couldn't show and a lot that wasn't appropriate for young children. >> some stuff that was savory. >> a lot of comments about how he's always looking so angry. >> yeah, yeah. >> but nevertheless -- >> his oscar thing -- his oscars got busted on pretty bad. >>> this is "early today." we hope just your first stop of the day on nbc. >>> leading the news in the miami herald, one dead, two injured in miami area lightning strike. officials saying here the men tried to hide underneath a tractor trailer during a major storm when it was struck. >>> and in the israeli newspaper "haaretz," two palestinians ram stolen truck through ben-gurion airport barrier. the men were arre

. >> reporter: gloria franco is thanking a higher power tonight she and two other people she was withwere not seriously her when a woman slammed into her delivery truck and a minivan positioned behind her at the intersection of goth and pine streets. >> it sounded like a bomb exploded. like really loud bomb. i completely blanked out and ended up in the back seat in the back of the seat. >> reporter: it was just before 7:00 this morning when police say a 58-year-old woman driving a silver mercedes up to 80 miles per hour struck the car carrying kevin san, his sister and his mother. on the street all you could see was debris, a backpack and a book which may have belonged to san. a student at lincoln high school in the city's sunset district. >> he wasn't, like, really quiet or loud. he wasn't involved in the school, he was part of the rotc. he was in the staffroom. it's sad that he got killed like that. >> reporter: police say the woman who caused the crash was driving so fast that a patrolman saw her go by and didn't have time to turn on his emergency lights. >> i had food all over me,

hello, everybody. >> jimmy: did james franco have fun at the roast?s -- i haven't talked to him about it at all, and seth rogen was kind of working with all of us. and so i showed it to james, talking about it. we're about to go out. and james says hey, what happens at these things? he never saw these before, he goes wait, are they going to just bust on you or me -- i was like you are the weirdest guy -- >> jimmy: did you know him previously? >> oh, yeah, i was the assistant on the james dean movie, when we played james dean, so i would bring him red bull and candy and cigarettes every day, and he would thank me as james dean, he was like okay -- >> jimmy: he is still drinking red bull, as if that existed in that time. >> i invented this. and then -- >> jimmy: this is going to be huge. >> yeah, he was like i invented this thing. i invented my camera, i drove here. >> jimmy: hey, have you ever met richard simmons before? >> i just did. >> jimmy: hey, do you want to say hi to him? >> yeah, i'm a little tired. >> jimmy: this will be good, though, your wi

estrenaron pelÍculas que van a competir por los mejores premios, scarlet johansen estaba y james francolas fotografÍas y videos y senti que era la persona correcta, no querÍa hacerla solo, tuve que encontrar a alguien mÁs, cuando vi su trabajo captÉ que tenÍa la sensibilidad. >>> el desfilÓ por la alfombra roja para el estreno de su nueva cinta y aprovechÓ para tomarse fotos y firmar autÓgrafos, dijo que fue como tomar aire fresco tras su participaciÓn en pelÍculas como mad max. >>> mucho del trabajo que he hecho en el teatro se parece a este papel, nunca antes habÍa interpretado un personaje como este, su energÍa, su manera de pensar y comportarse son diferentes a otros papeles que he realizado en el pasado. >>> se presentÓ en venecia el actor de harry potter, interpreta a un poeta homosexual y fue recibido con euforia. >>> nuevo adelanto de una cinta, la cual narra la historia de cuando el presidente de estados unidos john f kennedy fue asesinado, desde el punto de vista de las personas que lo atendieron del hospital. como ven este segmento llegÓ lleno de las mejores noticias del espe

but that was during the franco dictatorship. shortly after this order, he closed the border completely. it was only in 1982 that it reopened to pedestrian traffic. the people celebrated. but then, they have to get accustomed to the long waits at the border crossing that are again standard today. >> it's outrageous. outrageous. it's illegal, it's unnecessary. it's affecting mostly spanish people. i do not know what they hope to achieve, but they will not achieve it this way. >> perhaps that's why the spanish came up with another idea. madrid intends to clamp down on bunkering, the practice of refueling at sea. it's become a big is this for gibraltar, which is one of the largest bunkering ports in the mediterranean. madrid warns of environmental damage, and environmentalists welcome the move, but there's just one small problem -- on the spanish side of the bay is a vast refinery run by the spanish petroleum company. taking advantage of gibraltar's tax system, the spanish company offers a subsidiary that offers its own bunkering se

franco-prussian war! i don't know. sherman's march to the sea! i don't know. cuban missile crisis!o sounds fake. the bronze age! nope. king james bible! no. san juan hill! no! wounded knee! stop! great schism! dad! i'll take you back to school. oh, there you are. hurry up now, bonnie. we're gonna miss our plane. lois, i've thought a lot about this, and i'm not going with you. what?! what do you mean? i'm staying here with françois. i see. you know, i thought you might say something like this, and that's why i called someone who might be able to change your mind. (gasps) joe, what are you doing here?! i came as soon as lois told me, bonnie. please don't do it. i'm sorry that i've been neglecting you lately, but i love you, and i need you. please come home with me. oh, joe, i'm sorry. this is so hard. think about what we have together, honey. think about our little girl. you need to come home with me. bonnie, stay with me. i promise, it will take three years with this accent before you figure out i'm just a normal jerk. bonnie, listen to me. i'm your husband. he may be your husband,

cardinal gio franco made a comment at the vatican. jesus was the first person to tweet.sus' messages were brief and full of meaning. brief i get. when has there been a twitter message full of meaning? an interesting claim and come pars on to make. no wonder jesus walked on water he didn't want to get his phone wet i guess. the cardinal believes, jesus "used tweets before everyone else with simple phrases made up of fewer than 45 characters like love one another. yet he had 12 followers. you know you have to wonder if jesus did tweet, came back today and started tweeting which would be weird, what would the tweets look like. so we took some of jeep ssus' w. we twitterfied. blessed are the week for they shall inherit thetwitter, got to brag. >> i am with you always even unto the end of the world. tweets that, shout out to my jeliebers! here is something twitter jesus would not approve of, former deputy mayor of london, richard barnes had a bad day yesterday. friend who visited his facebook page were treated to a number of nude self portraits. this is one of them. i like th

the franco-prussian war in the 1870s, however, was partly driven by german efforts to expand to the westank of the rhine-- that's where strasbourg sits. so it became formally a part of germany at that time. and then in the 20th century, it's fallen back under french control. those original cultural and linguistic ties with germany are still there, so you have a dialect that is a germanic dialect, but it's now, of course, formally a part of france. and this particular and special situation gives it a bifurcated identity, which is really sort of special for a city of its sort. narrator: as the capital of france's alsace region, strasbourg's combination of cultures is one of its strengths. ( speaking french ) translator: we are fortunate, some would say, to be the fruit of a mixed marriage-- a marriage between a so-called "germanic" culture and a latin culture. this is alsace. narrator: you can see this dual history in the architecture here. strasbourg is german in its 16th-century timber-framed houses. strasbourg is french in the ordered lines of the 18th-century rohan palace. strasbourg i

proving them right, john franco rossi's tai tale of a micro community living and working around a major strong contender for the start. but eights documentary not a work of fiction. the kind favored by the top director leading the jury. and the decision to a award to the golden lion to this real life account created a drama of its own. >> i am not so happy. because i think that the movie is funny, but a little bit weak, a little bit superficial. >> reporter: if fill mean uh-huh to be a night of coming second. this british movie starring judy dench about the hard break of forced adoption had been a strong contender but the team still walked away with best screenplay. there was a range of genres from hard-hitting stories like miss violence a greek fill about him abuse within a family. and a dark exploration of relationships to aliens kidnapping scotts and turning them in to food like under the skin. the eventual choice got under the skin of mean critics and so this year's venice film festival draws to a close, the critics happy or not are now leaving italy and going to canada where a much

tonight during the debate on the spending bill, it was florida congresswoman franco who spoke from dr. seuss. >> to quote dr. seuss, when batebat beatles feet theme paddles on a poolgd and the poodle is eating noodle they call it a tweetle booedly paddle battle. >> with all due respect, the congresswoman was holding up dr. seuss book titled "one fish two fish redfish bluefish" she was quoting from fox in socks. >>> mazda is recalling cars because there's a chance the door could open while driving. cars are being recalled because mazda said the door screws can loosen and may not fully close while the vehicle is moves. the recall affects 2009 through 2013 mazda 6 models. they traced the problem to improper tightening at the factory as well as uneven door surfaces. >>> he may be the future british king but prince charles is growing you are notted growing scrutiny because of his politics. in part two of the mini series laurence lee reports that some critics feel he's exceeding powers by influencing politics, too. >> reporter: the land and property of prince wales is so big it affects the

bailarina por claustrofobia y wissin estuvo pendiente de todo, contara colaboración de chriss brown, francoierra. >> soy afortunado, viajes a los ángeles, donde no tengo proyecto, venia a buscar proyecto, venia sin nada, croe que es bueno decirlo para que vea que no todo el monte es orégano. >> el papel ante riddick , por que te intereso?. >> vin diesel tiene mercado bestial, estar con el es gran personaje, pense hacer algo no esperado, como un han solo en villano. >> lo vimos en cintas como blow, o elissabeth. >> la película que te das a conocer es blow con jonnhie deep y penelope cruz, hay amistad con jonnhie. >> es muy estructurado, con chapero, es accesible con la prensa, pero el sentido del humorel igual. >> pupilo de vigas luna de pedro se le considera completo, dirige pinta y mantiene a rayas a los papparazzi. >> los medios son inteligente sí no les das los medios te dejan tranquilo, sí entras al juego puedes generar un uuuuh por que está aquí. >> te respetan mucho. >> por que no tengo novia, trabajo mucho para que la profesión, el publico me tengan respeto, supieran quien soy yo, af

as it turns out, benjamin franco correspond with her more than any other. there's this drove of correspondence that i'm sure that she will be drawing upon. i've already heard very good word on this book and have to say personally i'm very interested in reading it because i want to know more about what jane franklin was like and who she really was spent and jump or is also a professor at harvard. stephen cancer has another new book coming out, the brothers. >> yes, that's right. certainly the dullest family is very important in american history. all their to do is look at one of the key airports in washington, d.c. it will be interesting to see how he portrays them, both as political figures but also as a family. >> pulitzer winner a. scott berg's book, wilson, is already out. it's gotten very good use -- views. >> the word just came in that leonardo dicaprio's production company will be adapting it into a film at their stock that leonardo, lasting jay gatsby -- last seen as the great gatsby, will star as woodrow wilson. >> have you ever followed a book from

exercise involving russian and butler russian forces all watched over by president putin and a look at franco you can find that in our in motion section plus. sued for science and us christian group wants the kansas education board in court for teaching children about evolution and global warming saying it violates people's religious freedoms the genesis of that story at r.t. dot com. amid the ancient ruins of greece's olympia the dress rehearsal for the lighting of the sochi two thousand and fourteen winter olympics torch has taken place parties and your former reports from the final preparation before the actual ceremony on sunday brunch the watching the rehearsal for sunday's ceremony here actually in the case of the lympics team in hockey eyes and he is the guy and they sang the song but i actually had to start over the next in pics and that's because. she's twenty four. and it will be eight months from stephanie's you can see here practicing what made on sunday that was my choice to shoot the first two which better he liked addition is always the greek and he will then hand that see the

scarlet johansen entre los invitados y james franco en representaciÓn de palo alto, basado en el libro> otro que enloquecio. aprovechÓ para firmar autografos y tomarse fotos, el actor asegurÓ que su papel en el proyecto fue como tomar aire fresco tras su participaciÓn en pelÍculas como mad max. >>> mucho del trabajo que he hecho en el teatro se parece a este papel, nunca antes habÍa interpretado a un personaje como este, su energÍa, su manera de pensar y comportarse son diferentes a los de otros papeles que he realizado en el pasado. >>> se presentÓ en venecia el actor de harry potter, interpreta a un poeta homosexual y fue recibido con gran euforia. >>> les traigo el nuevo adelanto de una cinta, narra la historia de cuando john f kennedy fue asesinado del punto de vista de las personas que lo atendieron en el hospital. para ver mÁs recuerden entrar todos los dÍas a primer impacto. com, no se vaya que en minutos regresamos con la informaciÓn del tiempo, volvemos con ustedes chicas a los estudios. >>> te esperamos jackie mÁs adelante. >>> el nuevo video musical del grupo brindis, vamos

james franco is on the show tonight. >> speak of the devil. >> she's someone who took your place wheni am also super attracted to, so it's frustrating to me. >> but everything is frustrating for a girl like you. >> how much of it is based on your own experience? >> who was an obgyn in your family? >> my mother was. >> but it's not based on her? >> no, this character is pretty wild. i had like three boyfriends in my life, and this character dates non-stop. serial dater. >> she has body issues, wishes she could lose about 15 pound. >> you had a very dramatic hair cut in the start of season two. >> hey, tom, how are you doing? >> he has a cardigan on now. >> yeah, my character, i thought i looked like natalie portman, in "black swan." and my staff was like you need to grow your hair out. you look like a little indian boy. >> more klum dog, right? >> yeah, it looked like the first gay marriage. gay proposal. >> there's a scene when you're going back to the hospital because you're going back to work, and you show up and the woman at the reception desk says to you, she's like get out of hir

. >> franco says she sat next to the driver of the mercedes in the ambulance. she said she appeared to be okay and was very calm. >> you know, just experience itself that's going to be with you but i think theirs is a lot worse. >> and road violence all over the bay area this morning. police need help tracking down a het-and-run driv hit-and-run driver. police received an anonymous crime at roughly 6:00 a.m. regarding a man's body near middlefield road. police say the body was dragged from where it was hit to where they found it. they neoted the victim was 60 years old. >> yesterday was graduation day for 40 san jose police department recruits. now, will they stay in san jose or look for jobs elsewhere? 40 men and women received their badges during a special ceremony. they will complete 16 weeks training before solo patrol. but the president of the police union say some of the graduates are already trying to get jobs at other bay area police departments. >> it is true. we have officers graduating today that are already in the background process with our agenci

franco plays the coach of -- first time director coppola said she wanted to make her mark and avoidedng help from her grandfather. >>> today is will be, the official end of summer season. the cost of gas is going down. average price for a gallon of unleaded, san jose at $3.77, if you're in the city you'll pay $3.86 on average. these prices are 1 cents lower than last month. >>> retailers are hoping people bypass fun in the sun and spend the day indoors at the mall. they're clearing out all the summer cloths to make way for the summer merchandise. >>> car rental company hertz is launching a cheaper brand in the united states. it plans to bring fire fly to the united states from europe. it's first stop in florida. >>> in this hot high tech economy, silicon valley is going out to attract talent. it's a small city with big time perk. >> reporter: this is the campus that facebook built. >> when you go out there you're going to feel an urban feel. >> reporter: it has all the necessities and then some. restaurants afull fledged bank, arcade and a candy shop. >> we have a 1950's throw back ba

former prisoners took their case to argentina which is now seeking arrest warrants for several former franco officials. hoping international pressure will help bring those responsible to justice. >> fortunately the majority of the vixtion of the fanco are regime, there is fear to speak of this in spain. >> the austin tv perchlt rob harris has appeared in ooshes tv experiential rob harris has appeared in front of court. historic sex ofns he. harris hosted tv shows including rolf haifs's cartoon time and had several chart hits. his lawyer indicated he would plead not guilty. >>> now, at best they are a nuisance and at worse they can be deadly. most of us have experienced the coughs and aches that come with flu, once in our lives. but soon no more. scientists in the u.k. say they have created a blueprint that could protect from every form of the flu. tim harris has a look. >> this is what kills thousands of people every year, a flu advisor that can document, leaving doctors one step behind. until now researchers to imperial college in long done, have developed a cd 8t sell, a virus killing cell

james franco? [ laughter ] jeff foxworthy? [ laughter ] janky fawnbush? [ laughter ] jimmy fallon?are you serious? >> jimmy: no, no, i was just joking. >> oh, yeah. wow. i thought i was on to something there. >> jimmy: can you give me a minute? i just want to talk to my agent. >> yeah, sure thing, jim. [ phone ringing ] >> this is saul. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: saul, i need your help. miles is catching on i think he knows the jokes are coming from the inside. >> i told you, you can't do these one joke at a time. you got to sell them wholesale. >> jimmy: but how? >> let's just say i know a guy who knows a guy who knows another guy who went to boy scouts with another guy whose older sister briefly dated another guy's brother whose cousin once shared a cab with a girl who knows a guy that deals meth. and he knows a guy who sells jokes wholesale. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: where is he? >> he's in the roots vehicle right now. >> jimmy: the roots vehicle? >> yeah. the rv. ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: roots. >> well, hey, jimmy. what's up, man? >> jimmy: i was just -- why is it so smoky

cardinal gio franco made a comment at the vatican. jesus was the first person to tweet. cardinal said like twitter messages, jesus' messages were brief and full of meaning. brief i get. when has there been a twitter message full of meaning? an interesting claim and come pars on to make. no wonder jesus walked on water he didn't want to get his phone wet i guess. the cardinal believes, jesus "used tweets before everyone else with simple phrases made up of fewer than 45 characters like love one another. yet he had 12 followers. you know you have to wonder if jesus did tweet, came back today and started tweeting which would be weird, what would the tweets look like. so we took some of jeep ssus' w. we twitterfied. blessed are the week for they shall inherit thetwitter, got to brag. >> i am with you always even unto the end of the world. tweets that, shout out to my jeliebers! here is something twitter jesus would not approve of, former deputy mayor of london, richard barnes had a bad day yesterday. friend who visited his facebook page were treated to a number of nude self p

last weekend, i was walking through the galleries, looking at the francos, the great masters of the 20th century, wondering if they would have made it today. would they have become the superstars of our generation? probably not. it is a different -- it is a different way of seeing the world. >> in many ways. >> they might be making videogames, exactly. >> that would be amazing. can you imagine if when she made a videogame, what would be on it -- can you imagine what leonardo da vinci would make as a videogame? >> something to think about. before we go, let's go over and see somebody else who has been checking out gta 5. james? >> good evening. online con instagram, social media, people literally every second making a comment about this game, gta v -- for 5. >> so they know roman numeral's? >> only because it is part of the game. they point out that it is a very modern game. you can take selfies, do all sorts of things. it is also quite violent. if you want to terrorize people, it is a good game to play. abc news is pointing at grand theft auto, making it shareholders very rich. it has be

franco-syrian photo journalist and paris traffic could not keep her away. ceoome on in. hamdan. >> i am making an instance -- an entrance. >> i bring you a sample of the world's best from newspapers around the world. >> and translating into french. >> we have a sites that work in english. the world this week, where you can always join the conversation on facebook and on twitter. our #twtw. too early to say if the world is a different place after u.n. week in new york, but you could make the argument, iran's new president courting western media, disowning nuclear weapons ambitions. while hassan rouhani may have ducked out of a handshake with his u.s. counterpart, his foreign minister hit the mark with an unscheduled bilateral meeting and the promise of a fast track nuclear disarmament negotiations announced in the company of the u.s. secretary of state. >> needless to say, one meeting and a change in tone which was welcome does not answer those questions yet, and there is a lot of work to be done. >> agreed to jumpstart the process so that we could move forward. now we ha

you can bind like franco nevada, pays on a monthly dividend higher than a five year government note. take that out of the equation. if you had to choose between buying gold etfs, gold the bullion or gold mining stocks which would be? >> gold mining stocks. >> why. >> down the most. >> were you chatting with herb greenberg before the show? he loves them. >> he does. he's smart. >> that's debatable. >> you're getting a yield greater than a five year government note. management of these companies were overextending for the sake of growth. now it's all about shrinking, getting cash flow out. >> how do we know, frank, whether or not -- i'm going to make up names because i don't know where their production points are. if i'm abc gold corp and my cost of production is 500 an ounce, that's good. if i'm xyz gold corp 950 an ounce not as good. if i'm 123 gold corp and my cost of production is 1200 an ounce that's terrible. how do we know what their cost of production -- i assume we know? >> we track 88 gold producers around the world. it's a key factor of how we generate alpha. i think that ma

that movie named "palo alto" based on a book from james franco, starring the actor as well.chool students in palo alto. it debuted yesterday at the venice film festival. >>> museum day live is coming up at the end of this month. you get a jump start. that's the day museums across the country will open their doors for free. some of the museums participating in the september 28th event include the bay area discovery museum, cartoon art museum of california and the aerospace museum of california. you can't just walk in. you need a ticket and tickets are available online at the smithsonian magazine website. >>> how about this? parents in washington, d.c. now fighting back after school officials cut recess time. that is just wrong on too many levels. "the washington post" says kids in the nation's capital returned to school to find recess cut by 15 minutes per day. that is valuable minutes. the newspaper also reporting the change was just buried in the budget don'ts last year by the school, back in spring. parents argue, of course, kids need the time to exercise, stay healthy, st

and--and knowing how the french c--the french had lost to the germans in the franco-prussian war, and they were determined to regain their place on the--on the world stage. and this was the way they hoped to do it. they went in there and they were not able to figure out how to get the--the two level waters--the--the level of the water from the pacific and the level of the water from the atlantic to flow into one canal because they're, you know, several hundred feet apart. couldn't figure it out. the ameri--and they lost to malaria and disease, dysentery, the 20,000. they gave up. it collapsed, and it led to a--you know, a--a--a collapse of the french republic. the americans came in, and with that marvelous can-do engineering, they figured out that you use the water itself to equalize the two levels. the chagres river was the big problem, so they harnessed the chagres river and used a system of loches rather than a canal. and they w--it was the marvel of the world. and th--they lost 5,000, and that seemed like a lot to americans, but when you realize what had happened before and how in

visit to germany and undermind what the gall was doing in his european strategy based on a close, franco-german relationship. much has been written about kennedy's speech before hundreds of thousands, one of the finest moments, and they have gone down as one of the presidential great quotations of all time, and like lincoln's gettysburg address, kennedy's text was rewritten in the last moment, and in doing so, he pitched it perfectly, expressing the right sentiment at the right moment in time, and like lincoln's, kennedy's speech acquired an iconic status. second, i would like to talk about billy, the agenting mayor of berlin at that time, and his subsequent politics becoming the federal chancellor of west germany. when he was chancellor of the federal public of west germany, his social democratic party embarked on a new course switching from a frame work based on a western alliance, the atlantic alliance, to maintaining a western alliance while improving relationships with the east, particularly, with the soviet union and the european states. through renunciation of force agreements. for bankr

i'll watch it tonight in real time, watch me and franco scenes together. >> are you going to be livef work but it's really funny. >> really funny show. >> you can go get warm by the way. it's freezing. >> watch out. >> give us a minute. >> hello. >> you can catch the mindy project tonight on fox. >> all right. now let's get a check of the weather. >> let's start off with today our friends in colorado getting a much needed break with plenty of sunshine there. we're looking at rain interior section of the pacific northwest. the eastern third of the country is going to be spectacular. a little on the cool side. 90 in new orleans today, then for tomorrow we look for more wet weather in the upper mississippi river valley. the warmth continues through the southwest. more showers in the central pacific northwest. it will be warmer, a little bit warmer as we move into new england and the northeast. southwest loo >> good tuesday morning to you. i'm meteorologist christina loren. wind is certainly going to be a play a factor in today's forecast. as we head throughout the day, and then start to

the germans could finally fight the battle they wanted to fight, the war they wanted to fight, the franco-prussian war against the they could throw everything at france -- this is what they had the chance to do in the spring of 1918. it is a race against time for us to get the doughboys there. the british and the french, bless their hearts, held on and blocked the german offensive. but they were able to do it because they knew the yanks were coming. material and money, it really bail them out. the allies were bankrupt. they were bankrupt by that time. we were able to bail them out. host: we provided the doughboys, the foot soldiers, and the dough. how many casualties, american casualties, in the war? guest: about 140,000. november 11, 1918. host: then wilson moves from war president to peacemaker? guest: peacemaker in chief. he decided very early he was going to paris and was going to be our chief negotiator. he wanted to shape the piece as best he could. he knew we had come into the war later than the others and for different reasons. he knew there were real differences. host: edith travels with

visit to germany and undermind what the gall was doing in his european strategy based on a close, franco-german relationship. much has been written about kennedy's speech before hundreds of thousands, one of the finest moments, and they have gone down as one of the presidential great quotations of all time, and like lincoln's gettysburg address, kennedy's text was rewritten in the last moment, and in doing so, he pitched it perfectly, expressing the right sentiment at the right moment in time, and like lincoln's, kennedy's speech acquired an iconic status. second, i would like to talk about billy, the agenting mayor of berlin at that time, and his subsequent politics becoming the federal chancellor of west germany. when he was chancellor of the federal public of west germany, his social democratic party embarked on a new course switching from a frame work based on a western alliance, the atlantic alliance, to maintaining a western alliance while improving relationships with the east, particularly, with the soviet union and the european states. through renunciation of force agreements. for bankr

deborah deborah franco, environment correspondent. claire per card cambridge, spirit chief for argus media, which produces daily. and bob keefe, senior press secretary for the natural resources defense council. [applause] barely two months ago, after 136 days of delay and wrangling the senate critics as well as answering more than 1000 questions, our guest today was confirmed as the 13th administrator of the environmental protection agency. gina mccarthy was already familiar with the agency she now has. she served since 2009 is epa's assistant administrator for air and radiation. despite a background that included reading efforts on environmental issues for republican governors in massachusetts and connecticut, our guest today could only muster six republican votes in the senate for confirmation. that may not be surprising given she is the point person to carry out president obama's pledge from his second inaugural address to quote, respond to the threat of climate change, knowing failure to do so would betray our children and future