>> well, first of all, franky's nose is not technology. it's -- he's using -- he's availing himself of god-given senses in the way that dogs have helped mankind for centuries. >> so does that mean that if we invented some kind of little machine called a, you know, smell-o-matic and the police officer had this smell-o-matic machine, and it alerted to the exact same things that a dog alerts to, it alerted to a set of drugs, meth and marijuana and whatever else, the police officer could not come to the front door and use that machine? >> your honor, i think the contraband rationale would be the same. it would be different in that you don't have technology in this case. and i think that's an important distinction because, as we read kyllo, the court was very concerned about advances in technology, and that's just not true for a dog's nose. >> so your basic distinction is the difference between like a machine and franky. >> well >> that we should not understand franky as kind of a sense- enhancing law enforcement technology, but we should think

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we start with frankie in pennsylvania. frankie? >> caller: how you doing?at's going on with you? >> caller: good, good, good. listen, i want to know about this 8 by 8. do i buy, sell or hold? >> some guys liked it -- look -- no, no. this is a speculative stock i do not care for. i will call it what it is. i don't think they can deliver. you want to be on internet, i will send you to cisco. stock is inexpensive. ten times better, better buy. robin in california. >> caller: boo-yah to you, jim. >> nice. what's going on? >> caller: thanks for helping all of us ladies to control our own future. >> that's what i want. >> caller: i started buying lionsgate film in november in increments as you taught me. i'm up about 35% but i would like it keep it for a while. should i? >> lionsgate had a remarkable move. during "hunger games," stock went from 12 to 15. going up ever since. i will bless, continue to audit but remember, don't be greedy. when it gets off 50%, take off some. you have to because it'll be too big a piece of your portfolio. joyce in texas. >> caller:

[laughter] pope franky has waste nod time. our pope now no longer looks like he is out to crush the rebel alliance. [cheers and applause] but as much -- [cheers and applause] -- as much as i like the new pontiff, i may he may be going too faf with his message of pope and change. [laughter] >> setting a tone for a humbler, simpler paip cinch he dreams of a church on the side of the poor. >> he refused to sit on a thrown to accept oath of allegiance but stood on the same level. >> pope francis shocked a newspaper stand when he personally called to cancel his subscription. >> he is a guy who rides the bus. >> pope francis doesn't want the limo or the fancy red shoes. >> even his shoes, regular black ones, not the expensive leather red shoes pope benedict favored. >> stephen: wait a second, no red shoes? that's -- sacrilege. now the fleet of flying monkeys will make no sense. the church to be poor? that's not the catholic church i signed up for rm when i toss a saw buck in the basket i want production values that means marble, gol

[laughter and awws] frankie muniz? oh, i would [bleep] kill him. see you next week. good night.[cheers and applause] >> stephen: tonight, a gitmo inmate faces trial. or has a birthday party. not sure, it was redacted. then, john kerry is the new secretary of state. or the pressure has really taken a toll on hillary clinton. [laughter] and my guest paola antonelli is a curator at the museum of modern art. i'll ask her to exit through the gift shop. [laughter] it's chuck hagel's first day as secretary of defense. tomorrow we start the two-month confirmation process for his second day of work. [laughter] this is "the colbert report." captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) ( cheers and applause ) thank you, ladies and gentlemen. thank you so much. [cheers and applause] [crowd chanting stephen] [cheers and applause] welcome to the report, good to have you with us. please, sit down. [cheers and applause] folks, we have to do the show. [cheers and applause] folks -- [cheers and applause] if you watch this program, and i certainly hope that you do, you know that i

and former port commissioner frankie lee. thank you all for your leadership. and continuely pushing us to get here today. now it's my honor to introduce the president of our board of supervisors, someone from the day when he was elected he became involved in this project chaming it for all of us, not just a place where we can work but also a place where we can be entertained and enjoy it and it's so important for him that this terminal and this site is fullness for the fabric of the city and i would leak like to say a special thank you to the board of supervisors david chew. >> thank you. i would like to welcome you to the most beautiful district of san francisco. i'm sorry kim and i were late because we left a meeting that is still going on right now. 21 years ago i visited san francisco for the first time as a tourist. i walked along these piers, i decided that i had to live in san francisco some day. it is so amazing to me to be able to wake up and represent the district that includes some of the most beautiful neighborhoods in the city that includes this w

why are you wrestling my sister, frankie? we got the cop. the cop was there, that's why he...'s going to get whacked. the boys! somebody's going to get whacked in the head. go ahead home. go ahead home, man. you want to get some... you're dead. you're dead. ( horn honking ) harris: this will be an all-night thing and you'll end up locking somebody up. it's a family disturbance between sisters and the other girl's cousin. apparently, one of them went to, uh... ( horn beeping ) the city welfare department came out to take her child away from her today. she thinks her cousin is the one that turned her in. right now, what we're doing is trying to get them separated and get them back into their own houses. ( yelling and screaming ) woman: he lying! harris: see, somebody going to get hurt. you're gonna have to end up locking somebody up. ( yelling ) woman: who told what? johnnie mae? johnnie mae, hey where do you live at? where you live at? i live right there. go to your house. well, get down to your house because somebody's going to get locked up. let's go. you live up there, you g

my mom came running up and said, "frankie, frankie, what are you doing? what are you doing?" she came charging after the gun and i shot her right in the head with the 30/30. >> inmate frank street was 26 years old when he killed his mother but it's what he did after that, that's most disturbing. >> i've become delusional. they say insane. i heard a voice that said, you got to eat some of her brains for her to become part of you. i wasn't a sane person who did that back then. you don't eat brains from somebody's body if you're sane. back then i was insane. and i -- i went to prison. i don't think i should have gone to prison. >> sometimes my feeling is that many courts are having to deal with these people and don't know what to do with them and kind of throw up their hands and say, hey, i have nothing else to do but send this person to prison and we end up with them. >> frank is being treated in the residential treatment unit for advanced schizophrenia, regularly receiving medication for his illness. >> probably one of the biggest things that we're able to monitor here and wha

hey, frankie, this is where we live. you an' me in this house and baby next door.and baby makes three, 'eh? this is the place. i don't know when we'll do it, but it's gonna be here. nobody believed we worked in our own backyard ... (sidney lumet) kitchen sink drama is what we all spealized in. what it really meant was a small set, because our studio facilities and our budgets were tiny. but what it showed was that a television show is capable of having real depth and moving people enormously. i wouldn't ask you to drink with me. and i control it -- you can't control it. we're alcoholics. i'm not! yes, you are! you and i were a couple of bums on a sea of booze. only i got something to keep me from going under. i'm not gonna let go, if you want, grab hold, but there's only room for you an' me, no threesome! (john frankenheimer) we had great writers working in television, like paddy chayevsky, rod serling, j.p. miller. somebody asked me once, "well, why were you guys able to do all that good stuff on television then compared to what they do on television now?" i think

hey, frankie, this is where live. you an' me in this house and baby next door.d baby makethis is the place. i don't know when we'll do it, but it's gonna be here. nobody believed we worked in our own backyard ... (sidney lumet) kitchen sink dma is what we all spealized in. what it really meant was a small set, because our studio facilities and our budgets were tiny. but what it showed was that a television show is capable of having real depth and moving people enormously. i wouldn't ask you to drink with me. and i control it -- you can't control it. we're alcoholics. i'm not! yes, you are! you and i were a couple of bums on a sea of booze. only i got something to keep me from going under. i'm not gonna let go, if you want, grab hold, but there's only room for you an' me, no threesome! (john frankenheimer) we had great writers working in television, like paddy chayevsky, rod serling, j.p. miller. somebody asked me once, "well, why were you guys able to do all that good stuff on television then compared to what they do on television now?" i think the answer is the

>> franky.i thought it was tillly or something. >> what is interesting about it is it's hard for the justices across the board. it is briar and scalia. they don't have a good theory for what is wrong with this. the state of florida kept saying terrorist no no trespassing sign. anybody can walk to the door. if you're selling something, or going door to door to canvas. you are free to have a dog with you. there's no sign that says no dogs allowed. if there was one saying this is a do you grow house. it's understandable, you know, at the one house on the block that said no drug sniffing dogs allowed. as in jones the court can -- to ask him some question and berger came down in the bathrobe with a shotgun to meet the reporter. they can see someone coming to the front door of the house. it's just like in jones because of our trial counsel was arguing for jones, we had done the briefing with steve. iferlt a little more comfortable doing preargument interviews. the morning it was interviewed. i ended b

. >>> ahora tenemos la exclusiva el video de frankie y jay, no te quiero ver, disfrútelo ♪. ♪. ♪ perdÓnamerefiero no volverte a ver, ♪ que estar pasando noche en vela, ♪ ♪ mejor no nos comuniquemos ni ♪ pretendamos seguir igual, ♪ es un problema que no tiene ♪ soluciÓn, mas que un adios. ♪ ♪. ♪ yo sufro de un dolor constante, ♪ ♪ por mas que trato de ♪ reemplazarte sus besos ♪ no me llenan tanto y cada ♪ dÍa me trago el llanto ♪ >>> de la música pasamos al cine es momento de saber los estrenos para el fin de semana, y como bien dije, vamos a los Ángeles con daniela ganosa. >>> como es de costumbre buenas tardes. >>> es una semana de reencuentros en los estrenos por un lado james franco interpreta al mago de oz, y también el danés ... y la sueca y protagonista de la mujer con el dragón tatuado trabajan juntamente con collin farrel en una película de acción. >>> james franco, myla kunis llegan en oz, la antesala del origen del mago de oz (información en pantalla) sus sueños e intenciones se truncan cuando él quiere comprobar que es el mago de la profecía. >>> james franco dice que entrenó en

>> well, first of all, franky's nose is not technology. it's -- he's using -- he's availing himself of god-given senses in the way that dogs have helped mankind for centuries. >> so does that mean that if we invented some kind of little machine called a, you know, smell-o-matic and the police officer had this smell-o-matic machine, and it alerted to the exact same things that a dog alerts to, it alerted to a set of drugs, meth and marijuana and whatever else, the police officer could not come to the front door and use that machine? theour honor, i think contraband rationale would be the same. it would be different in that you don't have technology in this case. importantk that's an distinction because, as we read kyllo, the court was very concerned about advances in technology, and that's just not true for a dog's nose. >> so your basic distinction is the difference between like a machine and franky. >> well >> that we should not understand franky as kind of a sense-enhancing law enforcement technology, but we should think of him as just l

you can call her frankie. but just don't call her fran. she hates that. what about francy pants?nt francis pants, huh? what's wrong with you? what? hey, you're not wearing a costume, bob. i just didn't think i needed to wear a costume. it's not a kids' party. hey, everybody, we've got (rings bell) a party violation over here. what are you doing? bob is not wearing a costume. mike the mailman's not wearing a costume. mike's a bunny. he's not a bunny. i'm a bunny. you have a cotton ball. he has a cotton ball. on your uniform. it's a great idea. now we're gonna get you to the costume closet. ♪ ba, ba, ba, ba, ba we got some sort of chewbacca. no. the sun. no. summer frankenstein. that's not a thing. and, uh, oh... i think we got a winner here. no, no, no. there, all better. now, you don't look so ridiculous. i'll trade you two packets of hot sauce for a fortune cookie. throw in some cough drops and you got a deal. sold. this town is horrible at halloween. we're trick or treating by ourselves for the first time ever; we need to get some real candy. follow me. i know where we can go.

. >> come on, frankie! on "lockup: extended stay," see how some inmates find opportunities for intimacy in prison. >> if i didn't have these visits here with you, rachel, if i didn't have these visits, i don't know if our whole marriage would have lasted this long. >> it wouldn't, huh? >>> how are you, dear? all right. the conjugal visit's where the immediate family -- wife, mother, father, children -- can come and spend basically 48 hours here at the institution. we have a condominium available to these inmates. they have to be a mainline inmate with a release date. >> it's like a little apartment room. they've got like a stove, refrigerator, all that stuff. so, your loved ones get to bring you your food and you just get to, you get to be with your loved one. >> i can't even explain to you how great it is. i look forward to it. he looks forward to it. put in a request just the second we leave this visit, he'll put in for the next one so we make sure we get it every month. it's just something to look forwar

>> franky spent i thought the first one --.org. >> frankie is, what's interesting about it is, it's hard for the justices in this across the board. it's breyer, scalia, but i have a very good theory for what's wrong with this because the state of florida kept saying there's no known trespassing sign, anybody could walk up to the door. you are selling girl scout cookies committee going door-to-door to canvas canvas ce you're free to walk up to the door. you are perfectly free to have a signed with you. there's no sign that says no dogs allowed. if there was one it was a this is a blow house. [laughter] so it's understandable that the one house on the block this has no drug-sniffing dogs allowed. [laughter] they were searching for a doctrine but i think that's because, as in jones, the court can proceed with their own interest. they can imagine being in the position. a number of reporters showed up at chief justice warren burger's house at midnight one night to ask him some question and burger king down in his bathrobe with a shotgun to meet the reporter. so they can see some coming up to

. >> now on booktv frankie's theirbrook, chief judge of the u.s. court of appeals discusses the late robert -- robert the late robert -- robert bork's justice: watergate, the saturday night massacre, and other adventures of a solicitor general". judge bork finished writing the draft of this book prior to his death in december of 2012. this is a little under an hour. >> thank you. we are gathered to discuss robert justice: watergate, the saturday night massacre, and other adventures of a solicitor general". i am here because i worked as one of bob's assistance for a two years and we were friends between 1974 and his death last fall. i need to open with a confession. i can't say very much about the book. i will talk instead about bob, the man and the solicitor general. the reason i can't say much about the book is that it principal focus was his first six months on the job. when he wrote the brief that persuaded spiro agnew to plead guilty and resign as vice president, when he persuaded the supreme court to stop justice douglas's crusade to end the u

the decision upholds a 2011 florida supreme court ruling which expresses evidence that frankie the chocolated uncover. in a different florida case, the court ruled last month in favor of cops who used a dog to search a man's pickup truck during a routine traffic stop. the united nations is scheduled to draft a controversial international treaty this week that would attempt to end unregulated sales of conventional weapons. guns, are a till larr nonnuclear missiles it would infringe on our rights to bear arms. i should say negotiators from about 150 nations are expected to take part in this debate. supporters of the treaty claim arms embargoes against certain rogue nations don't work and that a blanket treaty is necessary to prevent weapons from moving easily across borders. secretary of state john kerry says he cannot promise the u.s. supreme court should the treaty impose new limits on the second amendment. eric shawn at the u.n. tonight. eric, help us understand this controversy. >> yeah, shepard. they are still negotiating the u.n. arms trade treaty in gun advocates are up arms about it th

. >> come on, frankie!up on "lockup: extended stay," see how some inmates find opportunities for intimacy in prison. >> if i didn't have these visits here with you, rachel, if i didn't have these visits, i don't know if our whole marriage would have lasted this long. >> it wouldn't, huh? oh dear, i got a flat tire. hmmm. uh... yeah, can you find a take where it's a bit more dramatic on that last line, yeah? yeah i got it right here. someone help me!!! i have a flat tire!!! well it's good... good for me. what do you think? geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. living with moderate to semeans living with pain.is it could also mean living with joint damage. humira, adalimumab, can help treat more than just the pain. for many adults, humira is clinically proven to help relieve pain and stop further joint damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal events, such as infections, lymphoma, or other types of canc

we've lost since i've been in corrections since the early '70s, we've lost two directors, michael frankietabbed to death outside of his office, and then tom. i think after all these incidents we've lost several criminal justice officials, prosecutors and judges, and, of course, they've really tightened up security in courtrooms and that sort of thing. i think corrections probably will, as we always do when an incident happens, reevaluate how we handle security, and i'm sure there'll be a lot of soul searching by many departments of corrections about protection of their staff. heather: you know, we still don't know who perpetrated this crime. we know that there was this car chase, we know that the car involved allegedly looks like a vehicle that was seen near the scene of the crime when clements was killed, but there was also, you know, an original idea that was thrown out there that people were taking a look at, and it was something that you were involved in as well, a net that was made -- a threat that was made against your life by the same person. tell us about that. >> well, most peopl

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and franky, freddie, and making loans.ress is streaming already thief tphoft done enough. and forgive. >> fha is making loans at 3 pfrs and a lot of them going belly out. they are the only unwithes with them. >> >> 3%. >> 3.50%? >> 3.25 pes. >> 15, 30. but is it really smart -- is this 3.5% going to be the prevailing interest rates 15 years from now? aren't the investments going to be pretty poor? >> it is all of us here. it's things like that. especially nobody holds -- >> one again somebody is going to be this thing with when the fed pulls back from the market. we're going to go another big round of losses. >> sounds true for treasury. >> i agree. absolutely. >> investing the stock market, put aside a person portion for treasuries of the bond market. >> it means they will have a difficult time unwinding this. it is going to be difficult to unwind. 85 billion, 40 of which in mortgages. they're allowed to take the money of prepayments and invest that. $75 billion a month. not the 40 they advertised. >> just real quickly to

he calls her frankie.e pacer center to college and she goes to wells college where they weren't really educated. what happened is as frances was growing up cleveland's relationship with her changes, changes from uncle cleve to godfather to a romantic interest. cleveland start sending her letters and poems and sends her roses and it gets full-court press on courting her. >> can watch this and other programs on line at booktv.org. booktv will be back with more live coverage of the 2013 tucson festival of books. [inaudible conversations] is the one of the things we don't mention the book that always grabs me was a report, at paragraph in the report of a focus group and i think the name was mark k is what sticks with me and i think mark actually encapsulated the mentality pretty well when he said look, i don't do research because they know that charities are going to do some good. where i put my time in researchers and things like products. i will do research. i don't need to do the research for charity. i thi