frankie didn't want to do that. led to a disagreement. >> no matter what y'all say and do -- >> i know we know nothing about staying clean. i know. we're absolutely out of our minds. >> don't start that [ bleep ] with me. >> listen, frankie, you think -- >> that's not going to stop me from relapsing if i want to. everybody needs to get this in everybody's head. in rehab, if you don't want to be clean and sober, you're not going to be. i want to be. >> dude, you know what? >> you wrong. you wrong. >> yeah, i'm wrong. because i've been clean for 14 1/2 years -- >> okay, well, i've been clean for 18 days. what's the difference? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: she makes a good point. number is a number, you know, both numbers. starbucks announced yesterday that on the company's 40th anniversary, they are updating their famous logo of the mermaid. they are actually -- they are keeping the mermaid. this is the new logo they're going with. looks familiar. tonight was the season three premiere of "jersey shore." they taped the seaso

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oh, by the way, i want to show an actual photograph of my new little cousin franki.rceglia is the correct way to pronounce it. he's italian. and, you know, they come out all gross but they get pretty cute right away. congratulations to them. for ten seasons and then two other seasons, our first guest played one of our best-ever friend, joey. now he has a new show premiering sunday night on showtime. it's call ed "episodes." please welcome matt leblanc. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? you got some -- you got a little gray in the hair, very distinguished. >> thanks. >> jimmy: very nice. it does look good. >> i'm 1,000. >> jimmy: yes, you're very elderly. how are you? how was christmas? >> it was good. >> jimmy: did you get a go-kart? >> i did not. >> jimmy: that's a shame. i did. >> it has feathers on it. >> jimmy: i know, it does. well, that's because i was the angel for ellen. i saved her life. so she put angel stuff on it. because i'm an angel. i'm like a guardian angel. have you ever saved anyone's life? >> no. [ laughter ] well -- no. >> jimmy: mayb

over the doubles partner going with the frankie. later world number three novak djokovic to join federer in the last for two thousand and eight winner of melbourne park a tough task ahead though in the form of a six seeded czech thomas. over the women's side of beef in the first period with her semifinal berth the chinese taking care of me. shop as victor in the previous trial i was under a peck of h. in straight sets while world number one caroline wozniacki is fighting to keep in the tournament the dana set down against francesca schiavone with the store in the second actually they've just tied it was an iraqi is one two one game for the good i should say in the third set. that match ongoing heralded one of the biggest celebrations in recent russian memory and now it's official the eyes have been dotted on the t.'s crossed as fifa hundred over the rights to the twentieth in world cup finals to russia in st petersburg on sunday richard poor fleet was there for us this was before marcy kaptur almost two years of work for a russian b

. >> i thought you hired somebody to sit next to you to say, hey, it's 30 degrees, frankie. >> californiaaces a new round in budget paying. still ahead the big cuts governor brown is expected to announce today as he reveals his plans to balancing the state's books. >> the new admission from pg&e >>> good morning, everyone. it is 4:44 on this monday morning. the abc 7 morning news. a live picture of san francisco international airport where it's probably quite chilly this morning as well. weather problems in other areas could affect some flights here. we already know about flight cancellations in atlanta, hartsfield, the busiest airport in the country, about 100 flights already cancelled and delays out of charlotte. planes from those cities have to get here in order to turn around and become your flight. so we'll let you know how that's being affected later on this morning. >> more news. california lawmakers, interest groups and citizens are waiting to finds out what's in store for the state when governor jerry brown unveils has january budget later this morning. he's offered few specifics

attention come the first place in front of a nine hundred sixty nine to hold all four grand slam frankie's one time federer you can take at least seventeen slam titles. really prepared for it the break wasn't very long which i think in this case is quite an advantage for me because i've played so well at the end so much you haven't lost much of my game and i feel like i should play pretty well the way to the best of the history. of. will be. here so want to be really interesting for sure. but if the. man is always well but with a little more. download the official location job on the phone or i pod touch from the i.q. exams to. watch on t.v. and life on the go. video on demand marty's mind bold colors and r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. question on the t. dot com.

doll would attempt become the first place in nine hundred sixty nine to hold all four grand slam frankie's one time you can take at least seventeen slam titles. really prepared for it the break wasn't very long which i think in this case is quite of an advantage for me because i played so well at the end so much i haven't lost much of my game and i feel like i should play pretty well already the best of the history. of. here so want to be really interesting for sure. but if the. night is always well but with a little more. hungry for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers on. the evening. elite.

. >> congressman frankie. >> barney frank, yes indeed. are you supportive of term limits? >> the compromises, human nature is human nature. we move from the system of citizen legislators into career legislators. what we have been able to see and have put together in reading and following the news carefully, the temptation to protect your right to get reelected, the ability to get reelected overwhelms you, willingness to always vote the way your conscience tells you you what to vote. when i was elected, i was elected candidate of the conservative party. i joined the republican caucus. shortly after we were sworn in, john tower, in charge of recruiting -- had a meeting for new members and he opened by saying your first obligation from now on is to ensure your reelection. when you are an office filled bell will ring and you are supposed to raise to the senate floor to vote on something you never heard of. there's no way to keep track of anything any more. what you do is find yourself a friend whose judgment you trust on the relevant committee, a westerner on the finance commi

frankie was the cause of marriage. it was a shotgun wedding and that was what appeared five months after the wedding. >> host: did that bother when you found out? >> guest: it did because one of my friends told me i was a and there was no way of getting around it. he said i was doomed in the same could not be bashed away. so i'm excommunicated and i'm doomed because i'm a bastard. >> host: we are parents catholic when they died? >> guest: my mother would give lip service and she believed in it, but she didn't go. i think she had confessions before she died. he mumbled something. to think, is less rigid than it used to be. you can go into the church and make a general confession and just say i confess. but in my time coming but to go in detail your sense, which kept us all in a state of terror. because another lesson as i'm constantly fighting irresistible and that's the impurity. and that was the big boys, one of the big things that limerick. i was in a constant state of impurity and terror of the priest. >> host: it w

i used to say, 'frankie was the cause of marriage.' they had--it was a shotgun wedding and i was the--what appeared five months after their wedding. c-span: did that bother you when you found it out? guest: it did, yeah, because one of my friends told me i was a bastard. and there was no way of getting around that. he said i was doomed. and it was a sin that could not be washed away with the baptism of water. so i'm doomed. i'm excommunicated because of trinity and i'm doomed because i'm a bastard. c-span: were your parents catholic when they died? guest: they--my mother would--would give lip service and she would--she believed in it, but she didn't go to church that often. i think she had confession before she died. they do--they gi--you know, you're in a coma and they bring in a priest and you mumble something. the thing--it's less formal and it's less rigid than it used to be. you can go into the church now and make a general confession. i--just say, 'i confess,' but in my time, you had to go in and detail your sins. which kept us a

frankie: this does not take into account implicit guarantees in this doing things like fannie and freddie which even the first quarter of this year alone was explicitly included in the government's account and amounted to about 27 percentage points. so if you take the following -- call me for a moment. flow of fund, net central government debt plus state and local debt plus debt of government enterprises which as of the first quarter of this year includes fannie and freddie, we are at 117%. only surpassed in one year, 1946. and so the whole issue of indebtedness : forward means that -- and by the way, it is very much central to a point that is at the heart of the book. what can you do? what can policy do to foster growth? in recent work or more recent work insured paper called growth in the time of that, we highlight that countries with the high stock of debt, debt levels, public debt levels above 90% of gdp to mcgriff rates are lower. so the point i am making, all of these commentaries about dead in the aftermath of crises, we are starting out. and so, we are starting call from a whole t

he was very fond of frankie and sort of put up with me. but at any rate -- and he recounted that story that you attributed to jefferson and to washington, but i think it was really more attributable to robert c. byrd because he would tell every incoming house that the role of the house, the people's house and that perhaps what happened when they put the coffeepot on in regards to legislation, that that coffee was so hot that it would boil over and that it was the senate's duty to act as the saucer, if you will, as the folks did back in west virginia and earlier days or kansas or iowa or tennessee or texas, that they would pour the coffee out of the saucer and let it cool or so you could eat it or the legislation would past and you'd said to me just a little while ago that the problem was that you didn't think it was really necessary to throw the coffeepot out the window. so you ended up with no legislation. well, the problem is that sometimes on our side, maybe we want coffee, maybe we want tea. maybe we want to start over. and i think the

frankie. [applause] parenthood -- thank you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the hon. mitch mcconnell. >> speaker pelosi, senators, distinguished guests and friends. as we all know, we have come here to take the -- tell the rest of the story. the slaves must set suffered in building this great monument. jefferson wrote in an immortal document. because of remembering the slaves who labored here, they were so cruelly denied dignity in life. for all of these reasons, we are grateful for the slave labor task force. without this task force, we would not have these plaques and have known the stories that came down here. as one senator already told you, the story of philip reed was so interesting, it bears repeating. as you just learn, he played an unlikely role in finishing the construction. originally from south carolina, he worked at a factory owned by thomas crawford, who designed the statue. many of us are familiar with it. s senator lincoln pointed out, the classic model for the statue of freedom was supposed to be displayed in the old chamber until the time for it to b

he was very fond of frankie and sort of put up with me. but at any rate -- and he recounted that story that you attributed to jefferson and to washington, but i think it was really more attributable to robert c. byrd because he would tell every incoming house that the role of the house, the people's house and that perhaps what happened when they put the coffeepot on in regards to legislation, that that coffee was so hot that it would boil over and that it was the senate's duty to act as the saucer, if you will, as the folks did back in west virginia and earlier days or kansas or iowa or tennessee or texas, that they would pour the coffee out of the saucer and let it cool or so you could eat it or the legislation would past and you'd said to me just a little while ago that the problem was that you didn't think it was really necessary to throw the coffeepot out the window. so you ended up with no legislation. well, the problem is that sometimes on our side, maybe we want coffee, maybe we want tea. maybe we want to start over. and i think the

he was fond of frankie, and he sort of put up with me, # but at any rate, he recounted that story that you attributed to overson and washington, but i think it was really more attributal to robert c. byrd because he told every incoming class the role of the people's house and perhaps what happened when they put the coffee pot on in regards to legislation, that that coffee was so hot it would boil over, and it was the senate's duty to act as a saucer as you will as folks did back in west virginia or kansas or iowa in earlier days or texas that they would pour the coffee out on the saucer and let it cool off to put your biscuit in and then eat it, or the legislation would pass. you said, i think to me, that a while ago the real problem was you didn't think it was necessary to throw the coffee pot out the window and you end up with no legislation. the problem is on our side sometimes we want coffee or tea or want to start over. i think the senator from tennessee hit the nail on the head here with three. my goodness, if we're talking about getting things done or not getting things done and

the guy who played frankie valli in the original "jersey boys" he was also there backstage. >> okay.l of a sudden, i was thinking, you know if memory works horizontally and then vertically as well it keeps going deeper, deeper, deeper, i thought, oh, i went to pure food and wipe that night and chelsea clinton was there, a couple days and nice weather the -- a couple days before and then it got super stormy. >> is this a blessing basically or times you wish you could -- the emotion of dates come back, too, and not every day is a pleasant one. >> i know, but as an actress are, you look for those things, so i never thought it was weird to sort of feel this way, you know to sort of develop deeper and deeper and deeper and get to some really core dramatic emotional things. i am most excited about the fact that the research and the scientific and, you know, the medical community has really taken, you know, this by storm. >> you want to be seen as a -- >> no i yo want it to be, come on, let's marilu do her song and dance about this i'm thrill it had is happening within my lifetime, i can be