frank? this is nota marriage, frank.arriage is 2 peoplesharing t, and if they have a problem,they. to go away.ust sit thereand waie better than anything else, s than anything you'll find anywhere else-- did someone say sandwiches? yes. we're gonnatalk. aw, crap. jeez oh, stop it, frank. a guy wants to go to bed,he get. oh, stop it. all right. now you talk to me. all right. look, i, uh, knowthe boys did t. i know, uh, it's my ownstupid ft if people aren'tcrazy about me. and i'm sorryto everybody. you're just saying that. to say about me?hink ofe how 'bouti sleep on it? it's all jokes. [water runs] frank, what are you doing?no, n. i need that. frank... on your face.tterwip oh, frank. ok? you should try and say something like that to me every day. i'll try. hey, uh... what? well, i amman of th. yes, you are. [kisses] from man once a year.e p see? with the humor. that nasty odor coming from your washer. say farewell to the smell with tide washing machine cleaner. it goes straight to the source of the stink to lift odor-causi

the frank in dodd-frank, said during the debate in the last congress of this same bill that is before us now, h.r. 922, and he said and i quote, it will not in any way, shape or form reduce sensible regulation of derivatives. it will not increase any exposure to the financial system from derivatives. and i ask unanimous consent to place in the record his minority views. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mrs. maloney: the economist of moody's, mark zandi, also supports this bill and has said that section 716, as written, actually increases systemic risk and creates major inefficiency in the markets. and i ask unanimous consent to place his letter in the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mrs. maloney: even federal reserve chairman, ben bernanke, opposed section 716, as written, stating that the way it forces these activities out of insured depository institutions, and i quote, would weaken both the financial stability and strong regulation of the derivatives activities. so ben bernanke has said that our bill before us will protect safe

frank curtis was in it for the money, not the cause.time. yeah, fat lot that man cared about the environment. don't mind him. the smell out here always puts him in a foul mood. look, i'm going to need names and addresses of every employee-- (groans) and a list of participating farmers. and the facility has to be closed until all of the compost is searched. we can get a warrant if you want. i do. two independent people often find themselves... agent booth, are you listening? what? the judge will call when the warrant is issued, booth, pay attention. what, i'm in the middle of an investigation. i get distracted. so it's not my investigation, too? it's too early in the morning for this. no, no, no, this is good, let's talk about conflict. when you guys argue, how do you come to a resolution? we don't argue. come on, remember, zone of truth, right here. fine. we might bicker a little bit, but that's not arguing. bicker? i don't bicker. no? what about the whole environmentalism thing? that was a discussion. all right, i think we're in that t

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frank: come over here. oh, no. ohh, n-n-n-n-n-n-o. no, please don't, ma.r there, ma. don't go, don't go, don't go, don't go. frank, sexily: ohh, yeah! we're in here! we're in here! but, hey, we didn't see anything. we didn't see anything. we were in the closet. scared ya, huh? you're a sick man! what the hell is wrong with you?! i'll tell ya! i'll tell ya what's wrong with him. he's a sick man! you're a sick man! sick man! you tried to scare me, huh? well, you mess with the bull, you gethe horns. what's going on here? got 'em again, marie. terrified 'em. oh, frank. he's a sick man, ma. i know. did he scare ya? uh-huh. aw, come on. let's go downstairs. all right? i'll make you boys some cocoa, and i still have the butter cookies, and everything'll be fine, honey. i'll protect you from your mean old daddy. marie: isn't this nice? i love it. scared myself a little. these clorox wipes disinfect twice the surface of the "other brand." so what's that look like? ♪ it looks a lot like that. clorox. disinfect twice as much. i'm a fashion blogger, so style is my thi

louis newspapers know that they captured frank james. it wasn't frank james.man. he may not be frank james but i know he rode with jesse from minnesota and he is one of the robbers. he wasn't. he would received a wound in a squirrel hunting accident is doctor signed a paper saying he was being treated. he was essentially essentially kidnapped in end up suing the police chief for $20,000. >> and body. >> the robberies on september 7 and after four weeks they were back in missouri if not sooner for short time and then they went to tennessee. >> did you ever do any research into the man who claimed to be jesse james when he was at merrimack caverns about 30 years ago? >> his name was dalton wright? >> j. frank dalton. >> he wasn't jesse either. >> did you do any research on that? >> i really didn't. there are lots of stories of various outlaws who supposedly were not killed. butch cassidy was in killed billy the kid wasn't killed john wilkes-booth wasn't killed. the thing about jesse james is of all those faces the most solid evidence was photographs and in the p

frank. swallow it. ray. ray. go ahead, robert. i never thoughti'd say this, but could you passthe broccoli,? actually, i thinkit. you just have tomak. right, debra? doesn't it?rts outw, it has an authenticturkey flavo. after this meal.ng is,you don'tp that's all i had left. it's jell-o! shh! don't do that. [doorbell chimes] i'll get it! who could that be? hopefully the angel of death. barone? yeah. happy thanksgivingfrom . gobble, gobble, gobble. what is this? a complete holiday dinnerwi. it's the angelof mercy! this must bea mistake. you ordered this, frank. why do you assume it's me? because you're the onewho w. ok, but i stilldidn. well, who did? not me, ma. this melts in your mouth. i, uh, would've left it, but i can't leaveperish. is there a ray-- no! barone over here? oh-h-h-h-h-h-h, boy. here. take this. you don't wantto have to te. raymond. gobble, gobble, gobble. all the natural energy found in peanuts? caramel works. payday. crunchy, roasted peanuts and soft, delicious caramel come together to give you sweet energy. payd

sinatra's son. >> your mom and frank were friends.ve shockingly ice blue eyes. >> willing to throw this story out, anderson. >> my mom and frank sinatra had a relationship. i was not born -- this was long before. we have pictures we're going to show of my mom and frank sinatra hanging out. i'm not sure how long they hung out for. are we showing the pictures? i can't see the screen. >> doesn't look like your mom. >> can you sing? >> here we go. there they are the a the theater. my mom and frank sin naught ra. them hanging out. >> do you have any musical ability? >> i do have blue eyes. this was long ago. there's no way i am. but did this surprise you, tina? >> at first i thought maybe it was a wonderful revenge against woody allen to say by the way all the way through our time together i was still sleeping with old blue eyes. that must have been a pretty irritating interview for woody allen. >> anti-woody allen. >> he is. but it is kind of fascinating that he did have such thrall over the women who dated him except avena gardner. >> a

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is dodd frank being implemented in the way it was designed and implemented. absolutely not dodd frank has four hundred rules embedded in it that is to say the regulators the f.t.c. the federal reserve have to take the statute which sometimes is elegantly written in only maybe ten or twelve lives and to change it into the actual rules by which banks have to behave it's basically like saying congress says drive safely drive more slowly and then the cops in arlington say all right that means fifty five miles an hour on the highway and so forth well some of the rules are very important to congress that they need to be implemented quickly nine fifty six says don't pay bankers with structures such that they take excessive risk that was supposed to be done in may of two thousand and eleven it's now october of two thousand and thirteen no rules there are roughly a half more than two hundred rules that are follow in violation of the statutory deadline now when you think we'll see full and final implementation of dodd frank well. in a long time i don't know some of the

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is this handsome 25-year-old frank sinatra's love child?t has everyone doing a double take. rowan farrow looks like his mother, mia farrow. >> very much mia, porcelain skin and blond hair and intensity of the eyes. >> reporter: but ease not exactly the spitting image of woody allen, the man the world thought was his biological father, until today. with one word in a bombshell "vanity fair" interview, pharfa unleashed a tidal wave of speculation. >> i asked mia point blank is rowan frank sinatra's son. >> reporter: what was her answer, face to face? >> she said, possibly. >> reporter: he does bear more than a passing resemblance to old blue eyes, frank sinatra. and it goes beyond his looks. >> he was singing a steven sondhyme song. it was just the way he moved. the way he sort of was at ease and the way he threw phrases out there. i thought, wow. you know, this is pretty professional sounding and it -- it isn't that far away. >> reporter: like a naturally gifted, genetically gifted singer. sinatra, the man farrow calls the love of her life,

frank, you can't just scream at someone to go to church. well, 40 years of your guilt hasn't worked. i need more time. look, i-- all i'm sayin', is from now on, if ally asks you something about religious stuff or government or minorities, please refer her to me! how do you think i feel? it's embarrassing. i'm in church. people are saying, "how come ray's never here? didn't you raise him right?" they say that? shut up. yeah. look, i'm not goin' just to make you look good. go to church! no! then thou are doomed to suffer the fires of eternal damnation! see, now i would never scream at you like that, raymond... because i know that your failures... are my fault. medicare part d plan did you know that if you enroll in a where walmart is a preferred pharmacy, you could save up to 80% on your co-pays over other pharmacies? this could lower your prescription co-pays to as low as a dollar so you can enjoy the things that really matter. and now that we're a preferred pharmacy for many national plans, it's never been easier to ve. choose any plan wher

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ah, i feel like i'm back in the womb. 15 years you been coming to me, frank.you finally sprung for a shave? times are good, sal. times are good. hey, dad. hey, ray. sal, this is my son ray. a son? 15 years, you never told me you had a son. i got 2. this one's a sportswriter, a great sportswriter. ah, come on, dad. ah, don't be modest. he's one of the best. you ever hear of ray barone? ray barone? you're ray barone's father? 15 years, you never told me your last name. i didn't want to bother you. hey, stan and garvin came by, and they, uh, wanted me to give you this. ah. thank you. yeah. what'd you, win at poker or something? uh, something like that. hey, ray, how about a shave? ah, uh, i don't think so. hey, i know this is not the kind of highfalutin "salon" you usually go to. the hair barn? come on. we'll talk. oh, you-- you wanna talk. all right, great, yeah, let's talk, yeah. yeah, my treat. your treat. ha. in that case, give me a perm. a shave for my boy, sal. dominic. customer. ah, sit down here, ray. yeah, yeah. see? see, this is nice-- father and son ge

son really the biological child of frank sinatra. maybe according to his mother, actress mia farrow is an explosive vanity fair interview out today. is this handsome 25-year-old frank sinatra's love child, the paternity guessing game that has everyone doing a double take. rowan farrow looks like his mother, mia farrow. >> very much mia, porcelain skin, blond hair. >> reporter: not the spitting image of woody allen the man they thought was his father until today. with one word in a bombshell van team fair interview, farrow unleashed a tidal wave of speculation. >> i asked mia point blank is rowan frank sinatra's son. >> reporter: what was her answer, face to face? >> possibly. >> reporter: heap does bear more than a passing resemblance to old blue eyes, frank sinatra and goes beyond his looks. >> he was singing a song, it was just, the way he moved, the way he sort of was at ease and the way he sort of threw the phrases out there. i thought, wow. you know, this is pretty professional sounding and it -- it isn't that far away. >> repor

listen, we're all possibly frank sinatra's son.eeling we are the last to find out that there's a connection here. like the whole family seems to, a wink, a numbering. >> my unprofessional opinion, that looks a lot like frank sinatra. >> there's that one picture, man. a spittingism m ismage. >> why don't they do a test and see? >> listen, diana, we're all frank sinatra's son. >> it is a possibility. sinatra's son. >> listen, diana we are all frank sinatra's son. >> it is a possibility. >> could happen. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay and could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call today to request a free decision guide to help you better understand what medicare is all about and which aarp medicare supplement plan works best for you. with these types of plans, you'll be able to visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare

is frank sinatra the father of her son and not woody allen?tling blue eye, the same bone structure. >> shocking hollywood love child scandal. >> whose the daddy? >>> then, how to defend yourself in the face of this. look, the door is unlocked. big mistake. >> first thing maybe you need to do is lock the door. >> and the trophy wife verses is family. is the legendary broadcaster a prisoner in his own home. >> went to put my arms around him and tell him we love him. >>> plus, strip search outrage. did the drunk driving arrest of this beautiful blond go too far? >> i was scared and i i was later crying. >>> and tiger family. can tigers really be treated like dogs? now "inside edition" with deborah norville. >> deborah: hello everybody and thank you for joining us. a stunning question today is being asked about the paternity of one of her children, is the dad woody allen or frank single digits traffic lights? he has always been an exceptional child. but the most extraordinary thing is who his father might actually be. >> reporter: is the late grea

frank and michelle? >> all right. i'll take it roberta. 6:05. >>> it's a glimmer of hope out there that there will not be a bart strike after all. that unions are not issuing the 72-hour strike notice as we get closer to the deadline midnight on thursday. kpix 5 reporter cate caugiran is live in san francisco with the latest turn of events. here we go, cate. >> reporter: frank, well, yes. the unions say they won't issue the 72-hour strike notice. that's a positive indicator they may be closer to a deal. but we are getting closer to the deadline but the question for bart and its unions is, are we closer to a deal? the two sides are millions of dollars apart but they can't even agree on just how far apart that is. bart claims $89 million separate the two, the unions say less than that. with just three days away from a strike, commuters are hoping they can settle their differences. good news, both sides say they are ready to do what is necessary to make that deadline. >> we are going to continue to talk and we'll talk be

. >> i'm frank mallicoat. 5:00 right now. >> yup. let's get a check on the traffic with liza battalones. >> we were expecting this, frank and michelle, on this fourth day of the bart strike. we're already looking at a backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. folks are forced to hop into their cars and make that commute. those outside lanes that would be the cash-paying lanes are already back up from the 880 overcrossing. the lanes in the middle there fastrak lanes are still doing okay. so leave early if you can if you need to make this commute. just to remind folks that during the bart strike that they will be offering very limited shuttle service from nine stations. including el cerrito, west oakland, concord, walnut creek, lafayette, dublin-pleasanton, san leandro, hayward and the fremont stations. caltrain will be offering extra service. all their trains including the baby bullet train will be stopping off at the millbrae bart station where passengers can park for free. so far no delays reported for ac transit, the ferries or caltrain

a renewal of commitment and love, frank. love. you understand love?l means, ray, hurry up and renew this. i don't know, ma. it all seems kind of-- you have taken debra's wedding away. and no matter what people may say about her, she's still a woman. and you don't take that away from a woman. the only thing you need to worry about is if she ever forgives you for what you've done. but i--i guess she'll like it, but i don't know anything about this renewal stuff. leave it all to me. i'll handle all the arrangements. yeah? yes, i would do that. ok, all right. oh, uh, marie, i would like to renew my breakfast order. eggs! oh, good. i'm glad you're up. i got some good news and i got some bad news. the bad news is that if you like being mad at me, you're out of luck, m'lady. the good news is, i couldn't get the tape back, which i know sounds like bad news, but actually is good news because if that tape existed, we wouldn't be able to get married again! what are you doing? i've been thinking about it all night. let's renew our vows. what? look, i took your we

and there is frank gore he is going in. frank gore he had two touchdowns. the 49ers won the game 31-17. after the game the niners boarded a virgin atlantic flight and headed to london. joe fonzi is with him. this is the picture he tweeted out. and then the team tweeted this photo with the #uk49ers. >> every time i kept looking up, they were ahead another ten points. good luck in the uk. >>> the earth shook in parts of the eastbound overnight. where people felt an earthquake and how big it was. >>> and plus will it be smooth sailing? these are live pictures. those folks are heading to the ferries. will they face a bumpy ride?

when frank gore talks, people listen, or at least i do. gore saying after the game in tennessee, this team is special, going to be crazy. bring the crazy, frank. jake locker, back from a two-game injury absence for the titans. as for collin kaepernick, the guy was captivating. textbook block from bruce miller. kaepernick, untouched, the lead. nobody had it bitter than those fans. locker going development brock, out in biting. third pick of the season forbreak. the turnover leading to points, gore, leaning on the goal line. then they're kaepernicking, that means life is good. vern davis, career high, 180 yards, tennessee, four receptions today. down at the four, three plays later, gore over the line. all three phases working, offense, defense, special tames.

frank was accused of it with dinah, with everybody . when you look like brad pitt, people accuse you of things. >> yeah. my mom was up last night. this this morning when i was in the makeup room she sent a text. mom tells us when somebody makes fun of us. on another show. >> that's why i don't watch other shows. her mother tells us. >> my mom said jay leno mentioned last night about two people passing out at the "molly" cyrus concert but they got up in time to do the fourth hour. i guess he meant you and kathie lee. love, mom. she had to rewind it twice. we'll see if she's right. >> miley was on the "today" show this morning where she performed. a couple of drunken fans had to be taken out after they caused a stir. the two women were able to pull it together to host the fourth hour of the "today" show later. for a while there, yeah. [ applause ] >> ha, ha, ha. >> that joke never gets old. >> we just enjoy it. it's the gift that keeps on giving. casey kasem, beloved -- he 's the first one i remember doing the top ten countdown. beloved d

>> definitely frank sin gnatty. >>> and a movie getting oscar buzz already.s how it really ♪ >> what a life that was. frank sinatra with a fitting song about the surprises of life. >> turns out there may have been a little surprise in sinatra's life, a big prize actually. mia fairy revealed her son may be the son of old bleu blue eyes himself. we are up all nightline with juju chang. >> is this 25-year-old the love child of frank sinatra. >> he is mia in terms of his porcelain skin, blond hair and intensity of the eyes. >> reporter: but he is not the spitting image of woody allen, the man that world thought was his biological child. farrow unleashed a tidal wave of speculation. >> i asked her is ronan sinatra's son. >> reporter: he bears more than passing resemblance to frank sinatra and it goes beyond his looks. >> he was singing a song and it was just the way he moved. the way he was at ease and the way he threw the phrases out there. and i thought, wow, this is pretty professional sounding an it isn't that far away. >> like a naturally, genetically gifted

why are you still here, frank? were coming across the street to read the twins a bedtime story. i did. and when hansel and gretel got away from the witch, i got inspired and stayed here. hey, ma, did you hear? ally's being bullied. what? yeah. some kid named todd feeny. feeny? got it. i'll take care of it. dea: wait, wait, wait, wait. take care of it? i'll call his mother. don't worry. i'm very good at this. all right, wait. listen, ally will be fine. she's a very strong little girl. no, she's not. she's got arms like twigs. i didn't mean-- look, i appreciate that you all care about her. i do. but enough. really. well, what are we supposed to do--nothing? yes, ray. nothing. how about we don't interfere and let her live her own life? maybe we could set an example. an example for who? [giggling] no. ray: hey, ally. waiting for the bus? yeah. i didn't get a chance to say have a good day before, you know, with mommy all around, so, anyway... so have a good day, there. ok. is this todd feeny? no. is this todd feeny? no.

why frank gifford? what's that plank got that i don't have?ree positions on the field. i couldn't get joanne to go for more than two. [ no audio ]

i'm frank mallicoat. 5:30.e are going to get right back over to liz with a traffic alert. >> reporter: thanks, we have been watching this since about 2:30 this morning and it turns out they just reopened the on- ramp westbound 80 at central. the off-ramp is shut down. first live pictures from the scene, that's some of the police activity out there and then you can see in the distance the car that lost control flipped over. the driver of that car has died. it started with a police chase and ended with a fatal crash on the on-ramp on the freeway westbound 80 by central. so the investigation continues. use eastbound 580 to access the freeway in the area. again, the off-ramp now remains shut down. the main lines of the freeway look okay. it's not impacting those as much. so far no lanes blocked on westbound 80 itself. it was just the ramps that were closed. and this is a live look a little farther east approaching carlson boulevard. actually earlier there was some backups. right now it looks like traffic is flowing

frank's will ensure fewer of these loans arishied in the future. finally, frank's bill will further shrink credit to marginal buyers. which means fewer buyers. the facts are as folks -- i was not the chairman of that committee till 2007. during the period when fannie and freddie weren't being reformed, the republicans were in power. apparently there was this secret view that i was manipulating tom delay. i will tell you this, if tom delay was listening to me, we wouldn't have had the tax cut many viewers would like and he wouldn't have gone on "dancing with the stars." i did in 2003, i was too optimistic about fannie and freddie, although i was trying to get them to focus on multi-family housing. in 204, i have the article in front of me, i publicly criticize the the bush administration for requiring them to get half of the mortgages to people below the median income. 2006, specifically about fannie and freddie. i'm going to be theatrical. here's hank paulson's book. he says in 2006, after the election, when i was the chairman-elect, he talked to m

those are frank sinatra's eyes.a is his dad and he is happy as hell about it. >> do you think woody allen cares? >> he is too busy having sex with his stepdaughter. >> this is good news because if frank is really the dad then woody allen can have sex with ronin. think about it. do the math. it is totally legal. >> it is sad news for ronin then. >> i don't know what he is into. greg, he can have -- woody allen can have him and it is fine. it is fine. open your eyes. >> i guess so. thanks, dana, andrew, andy, bill. i'm greg gutfeld and that does it for me. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> 34-year-old miriam carrie hit by gunfire and died from her wounds. >> bill: once again mindless violence harming the reputation of america. there is a reason why all of this is happening. we will tell you what the reason is tonight. >> this is harry reid's shutdown because he want a shutdown. >> bill: we will talk with a senator who was at the capital hill meeting. >> really waiting for killing o'reilly? when is that c

those are frank sinatra's eyes.a is his dad and he is happy as hell about it. >> do you think woody allen cares? >> he is too busy having sex with his stepdaughter. >> this is good news because if frank is really the dad then woody allen can have sex with ronin. think about it. do the math. it is totally legal. >> it is sad news for ronin then. >> i don't know what he is into. greg, he can have -- woody allen can have him and it is fine. it is fine. open your eyes. >> i guess so. thanks, dana, andrew, andy, bill. i'm greg gutfeld and that does it for me. i will see you tomorrow with a better shirt. n for shep, the factor. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight: >> this republican shutdown did not have to happen. >> is the president backing down a bit? late this afternoon there was a meeting at the white house over the government shutdown and we will have the very latest for you. >> i am glad the government is shut down. for the first time in years it's safe to talk on the phone and send emails without anybody l

i'll give myself a hand and to frank too. later on, we'll have a little margarita because my friend andy medini is going to make us the greatest dish. >> the thing that makes this margarita better than ever is it is full of lime and -- >> here you go, frank gifford. i'll see you later. shoot, my eye got stuck. anyway. >> so these are always kind of fun. there was another survey out that talked about what are the five things very, very successful people do before 8:00 in the morning? they went and looked at what a lot of the -- like margaret thatcher, robert iger, frank lloyd wright, what are the things you do? forbes magazine listed think five things they do before 8:00. >> they get up very, very early and they -- >> number one, exercise. okay. number two, which i never do, is eat a healthy breakfast every morning. >> don't do that. >> number three, visualization. for a few minutes, they meditate, they get quiet time. >> is that prayer? >> it could be that too. >> they map out their schedule for the day. >> this is one of the

now to frank. >>> thank you. 6:06 now. new details on that wild car chase and shooting at the nation's capital. the mother of a connecticut woman killed by police says her daughter had postpartum depression. police say 34-year-old miriam carey set off a high-speed car chase in washington, d.c. yesterday afternoon after she tried to breach a barrier at the white house. the car sped down pennsylvania avenue towards the capitol putting the building in lockdown. and now police are looking for clues as to why she did it. >> they learned from her computer, from her notes or from anything else, something that could give them a window as to a motive behind her behavior. >> a toddler in carey's car was unharmed. the child was taken into protective custody. >>> happening today, the man believed to be behind a worldwide drug trafficking site is due in court. was arrested at the glen park library in san francisco on tuesday. he is accused of creating an online marketplace called silk road. investigators say the site sold an array of i

it's not what's wrong with me, frank.. boom. hold on a second. you just had to sign a little piece of paper. they gave frank and i, like, a million forms for our marriage. you guys are trying to get married too, huh? that's weird. well, we're out of here. so, good luck. oh, my god, what is the matter with him? - did you smell her breath? - are you kidding me? it smelled like she was nibbling on little (bleep). wait a second, wait a second. dennis, you're married? yes, man, i'm married. i'm a married man. yes, she's actually here, dude. it's awesome. she's in the bathroom. she's brushing her teeth. yeah, she must have eaten something a little bit sinister. must have been the funyuns or something, i don't know. whatever, it doesn't matter. anyway, the point is, i am having, this is crazy, but i'm having feelings again. like-like some kind of 14-year-old kid or something. you remember feelings, right? yeah. i have feelings every single day of my life. - do you? - are you saying you don't have feelings? well, i'm saying i bui

. >> otherwise, it's me and frank. couple of old gnarly farts looking at each other and putting the dog. that's what it's all about. at this point in life. >> keep tweeting, we like that. >>> so where did you meet your spouse? >> i met my spouse at a competitive show to this one across town. >> you were both working? >> we were both working. >> the premise is couples who meet at work are more likely to stay together because -- >> and more likely to marry. >> yeah. you met frank at -- >> across the street. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> okay. so you met and because you spent so much time together? >> you know, it's kind of fun. when i was first in new york, 31 years ago, frank was already, of course, a big deal and all of that. he used to hang out with don meredith a lot, his best friend. and when don was in town, they'd get together. and he called me one day, we were only colleagues a little bit. he goes, the cowboy's in town and wants to have lunch. you want to go? and i said, okay. and i go to lunch with them. they sit acro

you have a question for frank?nk, you successfully predicted the government shutdown and drone strikes, we're curious what the next big prediction is, and if you think any subjects are too touchy to parody? >> is there anything you couldn't parody? >> there is nothing you can't parody. we know it from shows like "veep." and "saturday night live." but so many shows on american television. and as far as "veep" goes, in predicting things, we're shooting a new season and all i can say is, leave the country! it is hard, but i must say armando arnucci does have an uncanny feel of knowing what we're going to do before we do it. >> my gut feeling is that republicans will hang on right to the end for the debt ceiling, to the end, simply because it gives them their only way out. at the moment they're being blamed for the shutdown, and if they can somehow do a grand bargain that brings everything in at the same time, they could emerge, however unlikely it seems now with a form of victory. >> well, i don't think they will have

. >> and those who are loathe to ever amend dodd frank, no less of an authority, than barney frank himself former chairman of the committee, say it addressing the valid criticisms of section 16 without weakening the important safeguards or provisions on bank proprietary trading. >> joining me, former chair, and cited many times today in the house debate as someone who favored this bill. barney frank, did you favor this bill? >> no, i never did. and i am touched by this invocation. it reminds me what i have always felt about a lot of republicans. they have a great fondness for dead democrats. you know, harry truman, john kennedy. they always like them -- i guess they have developed a new fondness now, for nonmembers of the house. because that is certainly not a deference any of them paid to my judgment when i was there. the fact is, i did say in 2009, 2010, when the bill came out in the senate, that i didn't think it was necessity, we could do it other ways. what i did say, one of the critical elements in the bill, it is a great mistake to start picking it apart. one of the things that the

i'm frank mallicoat. >> and i'm michelle griego. time now is 5:30. >> we begin with that breaking news now. bart trains are not running despite the fact the deal was struck late last night. kpix 5's cate caugiran is live at the lake merritt station in oakland getting the latest on when trains might get rolling. cate. >> reporter: frank and michelle, we're hearing that some trains are in position but they are not moving just yet. i spoke with a bart spokesman just a few minutes ago who said they hope to be getting a limited amount of trains running by 6:00 this morning. so it's just going to be another level of frustration for riders this morning. hopefully it will be one of very few in a while. bart and its unions came for a tentative agreement. the unions have to vote on it. neither the unions or bart management would give us the details on what kind of agreement they settled on. with you we did hear from lieutenant governor gavin newsom who sat in on talks last night. he actually wasn't happy with how far this disagreement went. >

>> to be frank, it's been normal in a sense that we grew up in a normal house.e grew up with normal cars, and you know, we grew up being told there was nothing different about us than anybody around us and that i think really helped ground us and who we've all become as part of this family. having these values that have been so clearly -- i've seen at least stepping back, passed down from my grandfather to my father in the way they do their work in their unique way is one of the most amazing things for me to observe and sit back and draw from as much as possible in watching the way they have been successful. >> warren, what are the key values that you would like to see other people recognize in your children, your grandchildren, your family, your extended family? >> well, i want them to be good citizens, good parents. i want the world to be better off because they were here. >> what else? makes a great character? i know you think a great rule of investing in life and business is character is one of the big things, not getting into debt is another but character,

>> reporter: i did, frank.he latest recommendation at this hour this has been fluid and changing all morning, but it is if you can do not come to the walnut creek station because of long lines all the way to the end of the block. this just formed honestly in the last 20 minutes. before that it was quiet here. the recommendation now is do not come to walnut creek. go to lafayette bart station, go to the concord bart station, go to another one where there will be more buses. joining me now is one of the riders that's waiting in this long line. is this stressing you out at all? how are you feeling this morning? >> uhm, it's stressing me out, yeah. absolutely. >> reporter: are you worried you may not get on a bus? >> yeah. yeah. last time i was four days i was in the city at a friend's wound up sleeping on couches and when i tried to get back on a sunday they said i didn't have a roundtrip ticket and didn't want to put me on a bus because i wasn't at the start of the line. i was in the city. so what do you do with

but i just -- >> wait. >> how did frank get in there >> frank was sitting there like -- >> uh-huh. >> we just became great friends for four years. >> and then you started -- >> and i was going with another guy and frank didn't like him because he didn't think he was right for me. he said you're not going to marry him, are you? and i said, i might. no, you're going to hang out with me until you're over this guy. and i'm still hanging out with him. that's really it. how about you? have you ever had an office romance, other than that one? >> no, that's all there was. >> who shall remain nameless. okay. let's move on to the benefits. there are benefits if you enjoy -- >> a morning delight. >> a morning delight. >> if you like to go to poughkeepsie in the morning. >> there are benefits for doing it in the morning. i guess opposed to at night. they say that morning sex is very healthy. >> well, of course, why wouldn't it be? >> because you get -- >> who do you think? ♪ ♪ let's get it on >> yes. get it on okay. >> so they say it's good for your heart, it's like exercise. >> but any time of t

any positive urine test, frank could be sent right back to usp. >> i smoked marijuana. my distribution was for mushrooms. every time i get out, i end up getting high again. i hope this is different. i'm scared, though. >> frank's 30 years old. that's where offenders are usually on the cuffs. where they'll start aging out, they'll slow down and will start making responsible decisions. you'll hear a lot, i'm too old for this. i'm too tired for this. >> so if you're not hanging out with the bad guys, if you're not using drugs, if you're employed -- >> it shouldn't be a problem. >> exactly. you're going to move on and this will be the first day of the rest of your life. >> that's how i'm trying to look at it. >> statistics show that if an offender is able to stay in the community for six months, they have a 30% chance of completing parole. that percentage rises to 50% if they are able to stay out a year without re-offending. >> ready to go, baby? >> daddy! >> i don't know if there is anything i could do to make up for it. hopefully i can be a good dad and be an active membe