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if you did a gal lop poll, more people would say hot than not.think of themselves as hot. and liberals like to think of themselves as more con conservative. bill made the point about obama as if it is a plus that he is more conservative than liberal. do you see my point? >> i do. >> do you have a comment on the show? that went absolutely nowhere. but you understand it. you at home know what i was saying. e-mail us. to leave a voicemail call 212-462-5050. still to come, half time report from tv's andy levy. can't stand the guy. >> tonight's half time report is sponsored by ice fishing. the sport of cashing -- catching fish on a frozen body of water. thanks, ice fishing. >>>bon-jour. let's see if we got anything wrong. for that we go to andy levy. >> dsk doesn't know if he slept with prosti's. either his wife doesn't care he sleeps with other women, in which case it is fine. or he is cheating on them whether they are prostitutes or not. >> but it was an argument about swingers. >> it is a moral judgment and one i agree with. >> you know the differe

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workers and equipment are now moving into place to begin pumping the 500,000 gal. of fuel off of the ship before it leaks or spills. italian rescue crews also continued to blast holes into the frames of the divers can more easily searched for the 15 people missing. >>darya: a different picture today ended yesterday. it is easier out there weather wise without the wind into the rain. >>james: here is what we are expecting weather wise. the north bay fog building around 101. briggs of sunshine this afternoon with pretty mild conditions. temperatures in the upper 50s in at lowe's '60s. the fog will all back in again. we expect fog to start tomorrow morning. we had some fans on facebook say they felt some grumbling in the north bay overnight. we did have an earthquake around 4:00 a.m. measuring it a magnitude 3.8. there was also aftershock of 2.0. james the low forties across the north bay. future cast 4 is set for 9:00 a.m.. by this afternoon, partly cloudy with temperatures climbing it will bid. here is your 7 day around the bay. the ice into miles all week long. >>g

he said that gal that testified against you killed somebody. >> this is scott cannon.ou can imagine his surprise when he heard the news that the woman who had been the star witness against him was now a convicted killer herself. what do you now know about bimla boyd that you didn't know at your trial? >> looks like she's not afraid to kill people. >> but would the latest death on what became known as murder mountain make any difference in cannon's case? when we met him in april 2009, he had been behind bars for more than a decade, losing every appeal he had ever filed, and he was still claiming that he did not kill jason kinser, susan osbourne and celesta graves. >> what do you most want people to know? >> wrong guy's in prison. >> are you a killer? >> not a killer. >> it's hard to say that, isn't it? >> it's easy to say i'm not a killer. it's hard to be asked it over and over and over. it's easy to answer it. but it falls on deaf ears a lot. >> the families of the victims all tell us that they believe in their hearts that the right guy is in prison. that you did it. w

. - hey, alice, i promise next time, i'm your gal. you can count on me. - your armpits are a disaster. go switch tops and then get me a cup of coffee and a neti pot. - i'm not some coffee wench. i'm a business woman. a force to be reckoned with. oh. oh, god. oh, my god! - is sigourney done with her bath? she's got a big picture to take. oh, man, she's smells so good. - oh, my god. it smells terrible, blake. - nice. - [dog snorting] [party horn blows] >> january 1, 2012. from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with jon stewart. (cheers and captioning sponsored by comedy central . >> jon: welcome to "the daily show"! my name is jon stewart! yes, we're back, baby, so nice to see you. i hope you had a nice new year's. our guest tonight, the no longer round mound of rebound, sir charles barkley. i saw him backstage, he looks unbelievable. (applause) he looks unbelievable. i want to start by saying charles barkley's new year's resolution should be to let himself go because he looks tremendous. obv

. >> we have followed this particular gal through court. she was finally convicted. she was the most agree gous. >> cameras have been installed at places where prostitutes would frequent. all funded by vallejo residents. >> it was like overnight. the number of prostitutes dropped by 80%. >> they got the message. >> yeah, they used to when we first started. >> while the vallejo police force experienced severe cutbacks, this resident who told cbs 5 he prefers to cross dress, believes the police are out there and doing the job. >> and they stopped me because i was just like this, provocative, which is understandable. and they took me in. luckily i didn't get booked because i wasn't doing anything. >> the watch owls say they weren't about to stand by and watch the influx of prostitutes and pimps continue. they are happy to see there are signs of progress. >> prostitution and crime basically does not happen where there's positive energy. >> the watch owls say they have also been trained. they have been trained on how to become good witnesses and trained on how to protect

they have the same mental attitude haas racists, but they cannot call you girl and gal anymore. to me, they are over-polite. in my experience in the hotel -- ms. colvin, how can i help you? it is a little over-polite, and i get tired of it sometimes. [laughter] now, you remember i live in new york, the big apple. help me to stay the word -- say the word -- i do not want to sound like sarah palin -- [laughter] what is the word for many races? multi-cultural, yes. they could not care one less if you were white or black. let mayor bloomberg tell you what their value is, the money. in new york, every night, racism raises its ugly head and you have these killings, racial profiling, like we had sean bell. anyway, we see racial profiling. one of my neighbors said, yes, they are always going to find a psychological reason why the white child is bad, but an african-american or child of color is just a badass. that is true. they do not think you have any value. they think you do not know what life is, you do not have any goals or dreams. you know why i am telling you that? i am basing it

workers and equipment are moving in the sleeves of the 500,000 gal. of faja along >>darya: this is from jefferson county alabama, tornadoes destroyed hundreds of homes. beware people were killed and more than 100 injured. rescue teams are going door to door. this video is from center point alabama. seven counties reported damage from 20 as. the salvation army at red cross have deployed to the area. the storms come as the state is recovering from last april's deadly tornadoes. >>mark: new details in san francisco. the latest on ross mirkirimi, an expert fred is coming forward saying he was abusive towards her. the judge set a date for the domestic abuse trial. he is facing three in this trial * three misdemeanor charges. his wife denies that she was attacked. meanwhile, mirkirimi is due back in court on thursday and friday in a protective order issued by the court which is keeping him away from his wife and two year-old son. >>mark: a san francisco prosecutors arrested over the weekend, now it turns out her husband was also taken into custody. she is a

she worked here and gayle went to high school at menlo atherton so she is a local gal and apparently charlie likes to come here and drink wine and check out the bay area. >> why not. don't we all? >> it all starts on monday morning. check it out. >>> 5:27. we are waiting on the latest jobs report expected out in just minutes. >> plus, why the results of the iowa caucus are now being challenged. >>> don't kill me, don't kill me, i got a daughter. i said [ bleep ] you. pow, pow, pow, pow. >> you got to see this. an exclusive interview with a 90-year-old man who got in a shootout with an intruder. how he says he was begging for his life. >>> men with guns jumping from rooftop to rooftop in san francisco. we'll tell you how police took him into custody coming up. >>> general motors not the only car manufacturer to have a research lab in the silicon valley. it's number one rival also moving in. we'll tell you who that is coming up. laces? really? slip-on's the way to go. more people do that, security would be like -- there's no charge for the bag. thanks. i know a quiet little place where

gang just outside moscow with the sides trading quick goals through and finished defenseman danny nice galand made it to atlanta with less than seven minutes to squeeze top score attorney mortensen ground just a minute later it was his fourteenth goal of the campaign and give scar a three point lead over practical in the title while atlanta have now lost three on the trot off to atlanta the all said beating them in that previous gang. a much harder again we played last time because we know we played really well at home you know on looked like they were a little tired but today they came. in said guns blazing it was a lot harder to do the show. now with just over two years to go before russia's first ever winter olympics in sochi president dmitri medvedev has urged the constructors to ensure the new venues are up and running in time for a major test avenged due to start next month medvedev inspected the sites on thursday including because ny apology on a ski resort is set to host the world cup leg on the alpine skiing circuit in just over a month's time we snowboarding and freestyle event s

as i was going to put more money into the meter, i saw a gal from kto a-10 and my witness news channel 5 and i said, more and more citizens are not listening to you folks because we know we're not hearing the truth and we're going to infowars.com with alex jones or others or liberty.com or some reliable news source. i remember before when i used to listen to the prostitute press and abc, on april 19, -- or 1995, they said, fundamentalist christians blew up the federal building in oklahoma city. we were told that timothy mcveigh with his bomb and the truck brought down the federal building, right? a few days ago i learned something that i never knew before from alex jones. on infowars.com. it turns out that "the new york times" bought the tv station in oklahoma city there and fired four people that were telling the truth. statements like this, i mean, i can't say for sure because i didn't hear what they said, but timothy mcveigh's bomb went off about 10 seconds after the federal building collapsed. there's no connection, in other words. well, the long and short of it was the cops, the l

even in a woman's smile is directed at a gal pal, smiles are infectious. >> if you want to engage, look at him, and then look down, and then look back up. your arms should be out at the side. you should be engaged. >> reporter: what did you think about the feedback? >> i never thought about my body language. >> i'll probably think about it. >> reporter: are you ready to get out there and apply the techniques? one, two, three, go team. so the segment talked mostly about the signals women send out with their body language. guys, what about us? well, tonya taught me a couple of important ones. how many times have we stood there with our hands in our pockets and not thought anything of it. adam will demonstrate. in the studio in new york. if our hands are in our pockets like adam, we're sending a message of insecurity. if our thumbs are poking out -- go ahead, adam, it's a whole different deal. it's a message of sexual prowess. so look out and be aware. nice job, adam. >> nice job by you, too, cameron. adam, i have never wanted you more. for the full list of d

crafty old gal. excuse me, but you are not the only distinguished scientist in this apartment. i've been published in peer-reviewed journals, i received a dissertation of the year award for experimental particle physics. no, that can't be it. and since you seem to have forgotten, the reason we live together is we're best friends. and i got your back, jack. that was a great meal. i'm glad you enjoyed it. the only time i eat this well is when my mom's in town and she takes me out to dinner. is that so? you kind of remind me of her. she enjoys making people uncomfortable, too. well, you remind me of a boy i dated in college. no kidding. sweet boy. very smart. if only he'd had money. yeah, um... so, hey, speaking of money, how are you feeling about helping the physics department get a cryogenic centrifugal pump and molecular sieve? well, i must say, you make a very persuasive case for it. oh, good, good. and i'm seriously considering taking it to the next level. terrific. great. what level is that? okay, now you don't remind me of my mom. i'm sorry, so, eventually, zombies are goin

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has always been appealing to sipping gals because of all the activity the city has to offer. >> so much to do in d.c. there are so many -- there are meet- up groups, singles events, so many fascinating things going on. if you make an effort to get off your couch, you know, and out into this beautiful city and do things, you are going to meet people. >> here's what's surprising. despite washington, d.c. having a reputation for being gay friendly city, our expert says dating within the gay community isn't as easy. >> there aren't as many gay clubs, all these things indicate inter that community. >> reporter: even in a city that ranks top-tier, there are alleges exceptions evidenced by one young lady's anecdotes. >> some of the guys out there are just really weird. >> in case you're wondering, the number one dating city, atlanta. i thought they had a younger population there. the only other city in our area to get a nod was alexandria, ranking at number 21. this could be a good cuddle night for daters. >> yes, it could be. >> chilly. >> not quite as cold as last night but cold enough. ligh

and she's a top gal. >> tom: at the heart of newman's success is an old school charm and graciousness that forges strong relationships, a toughness to achieve what clients want and the team approach with a group of individuals that makes sure everything gets done. >> she sets the bar high, intentionally. she sets the bar high every day for herself. and then therefore expects those that are around her to have the same limits, and the same bar set up at the same level. >> tom: regina first met pamela 25 years ago. >> and we had the opportunity to come together at monday morning management meetings. and i would come in and be there prompt and on time, not that she wasn't, but she'd come in a little bit later and in a way that stopped the room. and pamela would come in and she just was elegant, feminine, beautifully dressed, big hat, heels, and i thought i have to get to know this woman. >> tom: today she had helps run the team as the executive vice president. they have a client retention rate of 98%. >> i think the thing that i most like about pamela is the people she surrounds herself w

. >> we have followed this particular gal through court. she was finally convicted. she was the most egregious really of all the prostitutes. she was kind of like 24/7. >> reporter: it didn't stop there. take a look at this. cameras have been installed at places where prostitutes would frequent, all funded by vallejo residents. >> it was like overnight the number of prostitutes dropped by about 80%. >> they got the message. >> yeah. they don't mess with us too much anymore. they used to when we first started but now they don't really mess with us. >> reporter: while the vallejo police force has experienced severe cutbacks, this vallejo resident who told cbs 5 he prefers to cross-dress still believes the police are out there and doing the job. >> they stop me because i was dressed like this provocative you know which is understandable and they took me in. luckily i didn't get busted because i wasn't doing anything but that just goes to show they are stopping doing their jobs. >> reporter: the kentucky street watch owls said they weren't about to stand by and watch the

sea gal flaps its wicks and creates dynamic now. foggy tomorrow morning and a break.unday morning looks good. sunday night could be a little tough. i think maybe the second half we might have to deal with rain or after the game. monday morning rain and then out of here. next week back to dry. there be a lot of fog. >> we understand the field is ready. we'll have more on that coming up. also overnight a trail of destruction in hayward. the mess people are waking up to this morning after a suspected drunk driver tore through their neighborhood. occupy san francisco returns. how their day of protest will impact life in san francisco's financial district today. st breath. and his last. not everyone who gets meningitis...dies. the infection spread so fast. (overlapping voices) preteens and teens should get vaccinated against meningococcal meningitis, a rare but serious disease.

so mom and dad thought what's better than surprising their little gal at school in front of all of herlow classmates. >> in the business i do, you kind of never know when, you know, when your ticket's going to be punched. you let it last you. >> reporter: the sergeant works with the 125th weapons company and has seen a lot of. his kids and his wife are his life. >> there's nothing i enjoy about going to afghanistan. it's 100% for them. >> reporter: after a little bit, it set in that dad was home, isabell gave her father a tour and showed off her classroom. she gave him her agenda. >> watch tv with him. sleep in his bed, i miss my dad. >> this is what it's all about. >> those stories never get old. when steve shipped off to afghanistan, isabell gave him a lucky penny, he kept it all the time he was away. he'll do the same thing on his next deployment now that he's reenlisted for another four years. another reunion coming up, huh? >> we'll be back right after this. [ snoring ] [ thunder crashes ] [ snoring ] [ thunder crashes ] [ snoring ] [ male announcer ] vicks nyquil cold and flu. th

hear, a 5 gal. buckets full of the various items including some form of liquid. it is not water! i am in san francisco on the illinois treated in area known as the dog patch historic district. third some sections of the dock at our looking a little like a toxic wasteland. just because he cannot see the waste does not mean it is not present. look under this tree. this is a plastic water bottle. inside, what appears to be motor oil. wait! there is more. inside of this trash can, a box of car shocks, inside, there are to use shops. if you look in the bushes, used car batteries, propane canisters into this which appears to be a balance. i spoke with some people's record the area and they believe the problem is getting worse. one person told me this stuff sets for days if not weeks. batteries should efforts recently thrown away from the airline industry. that is not all. fifth this thing is almost a common occurrence is the furniture, when toxic materials are dogs, it affects all of us. >>vicki: the text book might become a thing of the past. coming up we will show you how apple plans

wanted him to ingender, to try to get from a member, most of the time when he was dealing with guys and gals that he had a relationship with for a long, long time, they were quite productive conversations. and i think that we saw the benefit of it whether it was our aa stuff or the stuff that we did with clean air. it was because of these relationships that people wouldn't lie to him. you could trust -- you know, i used to operate on the premise that they all lie, meaning all members of congress. it was -- there was a relationship that existed between the president and members of congress primarily because i think of his service there. and then his eight years as vice president. it's not like he had been out of town for eight years. and so he had a number of relationships which were deep. and that, i think, contributed greatly to

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i think it was lee hamilton that said the seven riff gal forces are becoming dominant in our society, and i think if you look at our country you will see that ethnically in terms of class, philosophy and ideology and in terms of race each, the united states seems to be breaking down into enclaves of people who separate from each other and do not much like each other and even detest each other. and so in that sense america will be a legal entity, i think, and a political entity, but i don't think we'll be able to call ourselves one nation under god indwi visible again, i don't think we'll be a country in the sense that john jay in the federalist two described us as one unique, separate people. >> host: it's marked by a great diversity of background, cultures, religions, race. >> guest: right. >> host: sort of united against the power of wall street and washington. >> guest: right. >> host: in a desperate search for a more democratic side. not just political, but economic. how do you explain that? that seems to be against -- >> guest: that's what i'm saying. >> host: yeah. >> guest: wel