>> ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha! -- >> andrew, i gotta tell you-- your laugh scares the [bleep] out of me. >> because it's a farce. what neil did was reach down and push the dog back, at which point, the dog bit him. >> it sounds like he was just trying to stop the dog from running in the street. >> i was horrified. why--why would you do that? >> as andrew's ranting and raving, neil walks in. instead of andrew using some sort of decorum or discretion or shutting his mouth, he continues. he actually gets even more amped up. >> and then he comes up to my office yelling and screaming at me that i should have shown more compassion. >> but i think when that happens, i think what people are looking for is some level of sympathy. >> that's not--again, my staff has to function a right way. >> i know. >> when neil started working here, and i told him to this-- to his face--i had big hopes for him. >> when you say that to somebody, "i had high hopes for you..." >> neil did not hear that from me until we had a huge argument in t

ha ha ha ha! ha ha ha ha! you like that? i got a million of them. unbelievable. unbelievable. agnolo. come va? you don't see my daughter no more. oh. [ clears throat ] you know, sir, if i may -- here -- here, look -- let's sit down, huh? please. please. can we -- can we sit down? per favóre, huh? let's sit. grazie. mílle grazie, huh? [ clears throat ] signore fogagno... frank: ah, your mother's ass! i don't like you. [ bell dings ] ciao, tútti! hi, daddy. hi, daddy. hi, daddy. ciao! hello, everybody! beautiful day, huh? oh! look what i have. signóra, bellisima. for you. you can have those. here, you can have one of those. beautiful. see how they wrap them? and what is this? mom... and aunt coletta! these are for you. [ laughing ] what are you doing? you look good. come here. i want to talk to you. what? come here, come here. listen... um, i know you wanted to talk to me before, and i know what you were gonna say. no, you don't. whatever you were gonna say, you were right. and i'm not just sayin' that so we don't have to talk about it anymore like at home. it's just -- there's s

ha ha ha ha ha! ha ha ha ha ha! eh... i don't think i'm gonna fit in there, either. and push with your arms. hey! oh! hello! hello...there. where did you go? uh, i was, you know, gonna go to rome -- roam around. [rome] uh, come with me. i can show you. okay. not you. get back. get back! i show you roma and the làgo di bracciano, where i grow up. okay? yes. very nice. uh, hurry up, before my father sees. marie: robert! i don't understand. what is this? this is luck. toots, over here. stefania: ciao! ciao! [ horn honks ] look at this. robert gets the gelato girl, and i get hosed down by mrs. mussolini. marie: oh, look at that! debra: and the colors of it -- this is beautiful. frank: this is somethin'! look at the -- look at the fountain. oh! ha! raymond, i can't belie wee here! these are the spanish steps. spanish? i knew we were walkin' too long. and the reason they're called that -- okay, sorry i asked. we're goin' up. do we have to, really? ray, this is the spanish steps! where's the spanish elevator? i'll go with you, honey. thank you, marie. only you would think o

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ha ha! ha ha ha ha! and one time i walked in on him naked. and his thing is so small.ould be a shuffle. (all) ohh! uh, can i make just a little announcement? in a professional roast, usually the roaster will say something nice about the roastee after they're done. something about how much they love them, so just keep that in mind. mike claims we're all a family. we are! isn't that right? we are a family. oh, okay. so, um... what's his name? all the way in the back, there. oh, very funny. mmm. what's his name? uh... [laughs] i'm thinking roy. roy left years ago. what's his name? i don't believe i have had the pleasure. michael, i gave you a ride home last week and we spent an hour in traffic. what's his name? jefferson. nope. his name is michael. [rim shot] [playing tune of what i like about you] [audience clapping with beat] ♪ what i hate about you ♪ you really suck as a boss ♪ (man) yeah! ♪ you're the losiest, jerkiest ♪ ♪ and you're dumber than applesauce ♪ ♪ we're stuck listening to you all day ♪ ♪ stanley tried to die just to get away ♪ ♪ well, it's true ♪ that's w

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ha ha ha ha. oh! hey, hey, hey, hey, what do you think you're doing? what? i do nothing. oh, i think you did, you naughty monkey. haha. oh, come on! hey, you're a good golf player. well, i'm trying to be. all right. listen, about -- okay, okay, okay. come here. listen, listen. look, i-i know you're just trying to have fun, okay, but there's something you should know. see, when raymond and i were kids, he used to poke me quite a bit, all right? poke, poke, poke, poke. he was, how you say, uh, a jerk, okay? so that's why now i'm sort of anti-poke, okay? oh, no, no, no, no, but, listen, if i had to choose someone to poke me, it would be you... but don't poke me. okay? all right, here, you go first. okay. all right, very good. try again. okay, all right, take -- yeah, all right. take your time. okay, all right, well, that -- that's, uh, all right. that's an interesting technique. all right! very nice! okay. okay. very good. thank you. okay. [ hits ball into cup ] hey, bravo, 'berto! very good. thank you, thank you. aah! ooh, i like. so, you two having a good time? yeah, a blast. things are fantastic. did, uh, you two d

ha ha ha ha. okay. uh, i'll just get my jammies. you know what's the best thing to sleep in? a hotel? nothing. au naturel. it really gives the body a sense of freedom, huh, honey? oh, let freedom ring. ha yeah, this is wunderbar. nice firm mattress, huh? this will be great for my hip.

. >> ha ha ha ha ha! how you doin', man? >> i'm doin' great. >> are you havin' a great time >> havin' a great time. >> in the wine business, everyone is trying to get their bottle of wine noticed, but for mac mcdonald, being noticed in a crowd has never been a oblem. from his overalls to his straw hat, mac is about as an original character to the wine industry as it comes, but he's banking on exactly that fact as he tries to bridge the gap between his heritage and a new blend of wine drinkers. >> it's to promote wine to all nationalities, but with special interest on the african-american community. and i think that it's good for the wine industry. i don't say you have to drink african-american wine. i just want folks to drink wine. you may not like vision cellars phnot noir. that's ok. >> and mac couldn't have come into the industry at a better time. new research shows that only a handful of wineries are actually owned by african-americans, yet they make up more than 10% of the nation's wine drinkers, which is exactly why mac

. >> ha ha ha ha ha, shut up. >> the helmet you are wearing, is that sexy? >> sure, why not? worried about this ricin situation? >> no. >> you are not worried about ricin? >>. no. >> do you know what ricin is? >> no. [ buzzer ] >> rising? >> ricin. >> i don't know -- >> the iranians, what are they doing that's disturbing everybody? >> i don't think they are doing much, i think we are over there. making them mad, man. [ buzzer ] >> [ laughter ] do you think there is bias in the press at all? >> do i think there is bias in the press? i have no idea. i don't know. what do you think? >> i think it's a little left. >> i'm going to go right then. >> mr. bill o'reilly has a quick question for you. >> thank you very much. nice to see you guys. have a good night. >> how much money you can make dancing? >> on a good night you can walk away with $500. >> 700. >> $700 for one night. maybe i should be a stripper? >> you are not worth $300. >> i don't know if i'm built for that? >> you are cool. >> i'm cool? >> yeah. >> i mean, that thing is good. >> take that to the bank. >> a star is born

ha ha ha ha! - oh, hey, what's up, adam? you are lookin' straight jacked, dude. - dang, homie!ice! - i can't go to hedonism. i'm not gonna have a good time. i won't get laid. - why? - why is that? - because my dick fell off! [all laughing] oh! just kidding. i tucked it back. it actually hurts a lot. my dick's back here, though. [hip-hop beat boxing] ♪ - ♪ i'm fresh ♪ you gotta, you gotta, you gotta ♪ ♪ gotta be fresh - hey, you guys are packin' sunscreen, right? remember, this is their summer. - no way, dude. i'm trying to get beyonce dark!

ha ha ha ha. there was some funny stuff in there. all right. like sleepg with a belt around your head to make your nose smaller. how could you go into my journal?? i wanted to know what was in there. it was private! there was stuff in there i didn't want anyone to know about! like when he glued bottle caps to his socks because he wanted to be a tap dancer? shut up, dad. oh, don't be angry, dear. i read it for yo o good. yeah, yeah, sure you did. i just wanted to know that you were okay, that you weren't on drugs. you know dancers -- always trying to keep their weight down. shh, frank. i mean, how else was i supposed to know what was hapning in your life? why couldn't you be like a normal parent and ask me? i did ask you. did you ever answer me? [ grunts ] exactly. that'what you said about everything. "how waschool today?" [ grunts ] "did you finish lunch?" [ grunts ] "what about the other boys? did they like your outfit today?" [ grunts ] you didn't leave m. so you're perftly fine with thi you don't think you've doneve m. anytng wrong? i was just trying to be a good mother. you don't think yoi mean,neve m. anytif you can't see that, and i see that you can't. i mean, obviously you feel that i stepped over some "boundaries." then i-i want to apologiraymond. no, really, i mean it. i'm sorry, raymond. all right then. so, are there pancakes? that's it? you don't have anything to say to me? wh do you mean? i just apologized for doing something that apparently offended you, and you have nothing to say to me? thank you? thank you. so you think that you're innocent in all of this. yeah. fine. that's just fine, raymond. let me tell you something, you mahave written that diary, but i had to read it! waiting for your wrinkle cream to work? neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair hasformula. to visibly reduce fine lines and wrinkles in just one week. neutrogena®. to visibly reduce fine lines and wrinkles in just one week. medica pard pl did u know tha if younroll in a where waart is preferredharmacy, you could save up 80% on your co-pays over other pharmacs? this could lower your prescription co-pays to as low as a dollar soand now that we're things a prerred pharmacy. for many national plans, it's never been easier to save. choose any plan where walmar is a preferred pharmacy provider by logging on to lmarcom/rxplans now through december 7th. save money. live better. walmart.

ha ha ha. that's it. ha ha. he's right. what are those little towels withhe golfringe for, for when the pope comes over here to use the downstairs can? be quiet. i'm using 'em. no, you're not. are you happy now, raymond? oh, come on, ma. it's not a big deal. let me tell you something, raymond. when you boys were little, you were always outside in the dirt, and then you'd tromp through here like it was a bus station, anrobe with his gigantic feet, it was like having a horse in the house. ray and frank: ha ha ha! no, no. it was not funny, no. it was all i could do to take care of this place. hi. take off your shoes! huh? ke your shoes off. you're not in a barn. do what she says, we'll give you a carrot. well, what's going on? okay, you see, marie? this is what i'm talking about. you're so obsessed with the hse being clean, look what you're doing to your son. all right. fine, fine. put your shoes back on and gallop around here all you want. what? put them back on. yeah, and check the expiration date on your feet what are you do

ha-ha. >> ha-ha. >> then after weeks of vocal practice and prepping for the cameras, the two tributesn went head to head together for america's vote as top gobbler. the competition was stiff. we can officially declare popcorn is the winner. proving, there you go, proving that even a turkey with a funny name can find a place in politics. as for caramel he is sticking around and busy raising money for his next campaign. yeah. we give thanks for the service and sacrifice of our brave men and women in uniform who serve our nation around the world. for those of you who are watching, you keep us safe, you make us proud, and you remind us of our own obligations to build on the work of our predecessors and leave something better for our own kids. so, on behalf of the obama family i want to wish everybody a very happy thanksgiving. tomorrow as we gather with our own friend and family we will count ourselves lucky that there is more to be thankful for than we can ever say and more to be hopeful for than we can ever imagine. with the power vests in me, i want to grant, popcorn, a full reprie rep

ha ha ha ha! ok. kendrick: independence is an important goal. let's make sure we don't overprotect children with special needs. be reasonable, but provide as many chances as you can for her to do things for herself. decide what you think is most important for the child to learn and concentrate on teaching those skills. but after a fair trial at something new, if she can't seem to learn it, drop the activity without scolding her and try it again in a few months. and of course, don't forget to look for opportunities to show the child you're pleased with her and that you like her. and remember, you have the option of consulting a specialist if nothing seems to work. specialists can frequently offer valuable suggestions and support. when you have children in a class who are, some of them, developmentally delayed, some of them are considered normal development, and some of them, i suppose, who are doing better than that-- we consider, well, they might be gifted; we're not sure yet-- but you want to challenge a child wherever he is, so it really doesn't matter what you label him. you start where he is, and then you go from there. so when you have open-ended kinds of activities in an early childhood classroom where there isn't a one right answer, where there are many ways to do things and all those ways are appreciated-- "that's your way of solving this problem"-- then you can meet the needs of a child who is either functioning little bit more slowly or a little bit more quickly. the child who is growing more quickly might be reading some of the words in the story or might want to make a book and tell the story to me, and i would write it down for him, and he would want to illustrate it and read it to a friend, whereas the other child is scribbling on a paper, but he would like to hear the story that the other child is doing for him. you can meet all those needs in one classroom. you just need to focus in on each particular child and take them where they are. what do we see? a triceratops! how do we know that's triceratops? his horns are growing. that's what's different. man: see? very good. look at the mommy triceratops. she has some sharp, sharp... kendrick: although children who learn slowly have received our attention for several decades, it is only in the past few years that intellectually gifted preschoolers have received any attention at all. man: one is very big, and one is small. hendrick: some indications that a child may be intellectually gifted include using more elaborate, extended language, grasping ideas with exctional ease, possessing an unusual amount of general information for their age, and liking to discuss subjects in depth. they may also be more sensitive to social values than their peers are, and are often almost insatiably interested in special subjects that appeal to them. perhaps, because we have resisted attempts for so long to push intellectual and cognitive learning on preschoolers before they're ready, it's real easy for us to overlook the special needs for information and stimulation these gifted youngsters have. we're cheating them when we deny them that help just as much as we'

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ha-ha. >> jason, we talked, everything is good. >> ha-ha-ha. >> jimmy: that is good. theaters december 6th, please welcome casey affleck. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: what is going on? >> something is happening. my fly isn't closing. it's closed. >> jimmy: i mean, you are blessed, what are you going to do? >> get some tape. >> jimmy: i can't believe this is your first time on the show. we have spent, you know, i was going out with your brother for a while. >> yeah. and then you brock up. and now we stayed friend. >> jimmy: we stayed in touch. what was it last time i saw you. i saw you at a charity event. >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: which we had fun. and a lot of stuff is for sale, you left in the middle of the auction. >> jimmy: that's not true. what i look to do. instead of getting, i just give. i bid on nothing. throw money at the charities. i get nothing in return. whilt d what did you bid on? >> lot of stuff. lot of stuff. i got some stuff. >> jimmy: i saw you at the despicable matt damon's wedding. >> you were officiating, did the ceremony. >> renewal of the vow

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has a lot of crony capitalism. >> reporter: for a century all of the central valley has ever known has been agriculture. that has driven its economy. it hasn rich, yet kept most here poor, and some see this moment as its season of change. >>> construction on that high-speed rail has been delayed over and over again. this time officials are facing a deadline to complete by 2013 or risk losing $2.3 billion. >>> powerful storms pounds parts of ohio late thursday night. it caused flash flooding in sections of texas and left two people there dead, tornado warnings also issued. ♪ >>> i'm dave warren. we watched that line move through pennsylvania. a lot of warnings coming in, but just wind damage. right now hazards, nothing. so they are no longer severe. you can barely make the line out here. it will continue to push from west to east, so that's what we're watching now. this line will move off of the coast of new england in four hours, so it continues to move from west to east rapidly, and it will move off of the coast and take with it a lot of rain and stormy weather. cold air following it, but the wind will stick around this weekend in fact i

and what has to and what has been done in prop k and what has listed on the books and what has to be due in the future, and this sort of thing before you move forward with anything else. and so i think that you should take all of that into consideration before you take any action on this item. thank you. >> thank you. and any other comments from the public? and seeing none we will close public comment. >> okay, could we take this item same house same call? >> and item passes. >> next item. >> item ten, approve the scope of work for the development of a strategic analysis report (sar) on local and regional bike sharing organizational models and appropriate $43,000 in prop k funds, with conditions, for the sar. >> this is an action item. >> commissioner cohen? >> thank you very much. i just wanted to go on the record to express my disappointment that there are no bike share happening in the south east part of the city. according to this scope of work. and i am just curious to know what is the plan, and what we are going to do about that? >> excuse me, executive director, just to respon

has a remote control that allows you to be able to control the spray features. it has a rear-cleaning, cleaning, stopped cleaning. it has a heated sea. it has a blow dryer. it has a deodorizer. and you can't flush the toilet with a push of the remote. >> ice cube maker, everything. look at that thing. and this is a little more conventional. >> these are the more conventional u.s. type of toilets where you can actually see the trap passageway on the side. >> tell us what goes in where and how does it come out. >> the bull has the water right here, and when it flushes, it fills up around this curve here, and it basically creates a siphon. >> so here we have passage through to the bottom. i do not know if people have ever seen the bottom of one of these. there is. we have a couple of holes here that are for mounting. usually, there is a flange on the floor. we do not have that here. then, we use a wax seal, something like this. >> is has a little cover on the wax, but it has a throat that sits down in the pipe, and this wax seals it's down there to make the seal on the floor. >> right. you do not want to take this off and stick it on because it is unbelievably luc

of people don't do it in churches it has been for many people it has nothing to do with religion it has to do with contracts it has to do with with survivorship it has to do with taxes and you know it has to do with visiting each other in the hospital the bottom line is that it was a religion what what americans really care about is more freedom in terms of keeping more of their money having better jobs the jobs agenda is not something that this problem this president is even talking about in fact he passed a health care bill that is actually detrimental to our economy it was not so it's needed there was a jobs bill is dead and john boehner said look this president has done nothing but hurt this economy you even said yourself there's more poor people today than there has been almost since the one nine hundred thirty three chris that christie i can hear you biting at the champing at the bit here go for it i don't know i mean it's been so fun about this story is not just that it's a story about the cheney family feud which is just obviously fine in the face of it but that it really is exactly what chris and sort of illustrating here it's a proxy battl

has something not everyone has. >> i think he has a problem. >> nope, he has a printer. >> new tonight a drone hunting licence, over 25 bucks. >> take a look, this is the certificate that is called a licence to hunt and kill drones. >> this is created by a man named phil steel. >> the council may not have approved drone hunting licenses but phil steel can still sell them. >> this is what democracy is all about. >> and he has already sold over $100 at $25 a piece. >> they could be sold anywhere and they are suitable for framing. >> so while residents may not agree on drone hunting, they can agree that phil steel is making a difference. >> i think phil's definitely making a difference in this town. i don't know if it's good or bad. >> i guess he is making a difference but i don't know that it has been all good. >> he's making a difference. i don't know if it's good or bad on his part. but he woke a lot of people up. >> i woke myself up. i wrote this ordinance believing that there's really nothing that an individual can do to change so much more poer withful. and what a lesson i have learned. i have learned that the individual can make a difference. >> in my opinion he's different but-- he's still human but he's different. >> difference made. >> good luck, phil, h:i(e]c >> stephen: welling come back, everybody nation, you know me. when the sharks of the liberal media are circling their prey i don't head to s

has in recommended -- who has been -- you has been in a fire? who has been recommended? >> could the head of nsa be a civilian and you separate cyber command from the nsa chief position? edwardmentioned snowden is now hold up to in rochester. -- russia. >> because they are so protective of human rights and free speech. >> being sarcastic. >> we do not have billboards in vermont. think of him? do you think is more of a whistleblower or traitor? the traitor the decision of court will have to make. the fact they go first with it to china and then russia. and freefor freedom speech. i wish we had that available for the appropriate oversight and it raises questions of why we are doing it. one was with private first class a lady with material gaga cd. that created some very real dangers for a lot of people. theked the question who was person who made the enormous mistake of putting all that stuff in a place where somebody could come in and download the old lady gaga tape? >> what should happen? to have private controls. i got the impression and i'm sure a lot of them disagree with me. many say we are the nsa, look what we can do. we can do no wrong. they did not do the things that should be done to protect what they are doing. there have been too many that have been carried away with all of the technology. war, there was the development of an y -- it sureyl nearly expensive satellite an extraordinarily expensive satellite system. the overlook the fact that the soviet union was raking up. -- breaking up. sometimes we can get too carried away. >> do you think someone needs to be reassigned? >> who has been recommended? who has suffered the consequences of having such life controls? >> if you would be responsible in this case? -- who would be responsible and this case? >> who do you think should be fired? >> general alexander is leaving early in these ring. it becomes a moot point. one reason i like to see the successor be somebody who first had a confirmation. one of the major questions that wh where is theis line of responsibility? who do we know is in charge? >> we have about five minutes. lacks what you think about president obama's handling of this situation? do you think in the wake of the manic episode enough was done to secure classified information? there was a warning call. it is not as though this happened out of the blue. one was nsa. when was the state department defense. i would argue -- one was the state department defense. i would argue that in the electronic era when it is easy to transfer massive amount of that has to be far better controls. i would talk to some th

of people don't do it in churches it has been for many people it has nothing to do with religion it has to do with contracts it has to do with with survivorship it has to do with taxes and you know it has to do with visiting each other in the hospital the bottom line is that it was religion what what americans really care about is more freedom in terms of keeping more of their money having better jobs the jobs agenda is not something that this problem this president is even talking about in fact he passed a health care bill that is actually detrimental to our economy not so it's needs as bill is dead in john boehner house look this president has done nothing but hurt this economy you even said yourself there's more poor people today than there has been almost since the one nine hundred thirty s. if you're chris that christie i can hear you biting at the champing at the bit here go for it but i don't i mean it's been so fun about this story is not just that it's a story about the cheney family. which is just obviously fine in the face of it but that it really is exactly what christians sort of illustrating here it's a proxy battle for the heart and s

has sustained us over the years, has stood up to and has enabled us to survive. what has happened in the past we celebrate. what we are supposed to take along with us is a message that hasthe world at a difficult time by the spiritual giant of our generation, the lubavitch whohim schneerson instilled in this generation a believe in the eternity of our of numbers,dless regardless of the current state in which we find them. it is that inner strength that sustained us throughout the time desperately, now, was able to give us the confidence and the faith to stand up against old challenges of all kinds unprecedented. havehe strength that we will enable us to stand up to them. or are no numbers and no statistics and no studies that can appreciate the inner point what wegth and this is will take along with this celebration. this is what we will be sharing with the world around us as we have in the past decades and this will prepare the world to wee to the moment in which will marry the coming of the redeemer. [applause] >> thank you very much. as usual not only for the inspiration you bring to this event but for really inventing this event. do you know that the first public me

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has been it has been people talking time and just. saudi arabia has been traveling jihadism to syria long time before has been into the picture saudi arabia has suppressed an operating in bahrain it has funded the brigades who today launched the strike the bomb attack on the iranian embassy have also launched attacks on israel in the same vein around has been on the ground in syria the last. anyone would realize to have a russian weapons and who's been nonstop showing there are so saudi arabia the most interesting to try and. clear that it's a proxy war you gentlemen gentlemen let me jump in here gentlemen let me go jump in ok here talking over each other ok joe what we just heard there talking over each other is this is turned into a proxy war it's very patently clear here these jihadi that are being funneled in through saudi arabia with turkey's help amazing they're going to really regret this one day if not already been funneling all these people foreign nationals into a civil war that everyone wanted to call a revolution and now it's just a proxy war which is taking the lives a lot of people that do not like these foreigners in their coun

has been it has been talking time and just. saudi arabia has been traveling jihad these into syria long time before has been into the picture saudi arabia has suppressed the operating in bahrain it has funded the brigades who today launched the bomb attack on the iranian embassy have also launched attacks on israel some of the same even around has been on the ground in syria what. anyone would would realize if you were a russian weapons and who's been nonstop showing there are so saudi arabia the most interesting thing to try and. clear that it's a proxy war you gentlemen gentlemen let me jump in here gentlemen let me go jump in ok here talking over each other ok joe what we just heard there talking over each other is this is turned into a proxy war it's very patently clear here these jihadi that are being funneled in through saudi arabia with turkey's help amazing they're going to really regret this one day if not already been funneling all these people foreign nationals into a civil war that everyone wanted to call a revolution and now it's just a proxy war which is taking the lives a lot of people that do not like these foreigners in the

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has dominated the political scene for years and has a career that has more than its fair share of ups and downs. kathy has highlights. scandals, international blunders, and legal troubles. for two decades, silvio berlusconi has made it into headlines. bursting onto the scene in 1994, he was elected prime minister, only to resign just months later. news he was to be investigated for bribery led to the collapse of his government. he was sentenced to two years behind bars but later acquitted. hisounced back in 2001, freedom alliance sweeping the largest ever majority. , andrvived mass grotesques charges ranging from robbery to corruption continue to plague him. in 2003 berlusconi caused huge offense to a, -- for a comment he made to an mp. >> i know there is a man producing a film on not see concentration camps. concentration camps. you would be perfect. >> the coalition lost by a small margin in 2006. won news later he elections. then a string of sex scandals came to a head, and his wife filed for divorce. the team model said she called him daddy and he promised to help her career. a prostitute claims he paid her for sex that one of his infamous hearties. -- parties. p happens to have a passion for beautiful g

has had the support of the press. he has had a lot of people backing him. and so it certainly has contributed to his tendency to say anything. what has he done? >> he hasdent of the united states and by the national media. even social critics, you are a historic figure, do what you will. >> to get to a point where it was so bad. will we are seeing is in exaggeration of what this president has done all along. this is nothing new. get to a point where it was a crisis for everyone said, what is going on? the point where he had to apologize and say, made a mistake. lou: extraordinary. thank you for being here. up next, he took on the unions, forced into will recall election he won both times. he won a great deal more. governor scott walker of wisconsin joins us to talk about his new book. and intimidated. and he certainly is. we're coming right back. ♪ ♪ lou: my next guest took on public-sector unions in 2011. he won. he faced a recall of election. he won. he now says in his new book, real in government is coming from the state, not the federal government. joining us now is the governor of wisconsin, scott walker. his new book is unintimidated. a governor

has had the support of the press. he has had a lot of people backing him. and so it certainly has contributed to his tenncy to say anything. what has he done? >> he has across the board. he has pushed his life within the bubble as president of the united states and by the national media. even social critics, you are a historic figure, do what you will. >> to get to a pointhere it was so bad. will we are seeing is in exaggeration of what this president has done all along. this is nothing new. get to a point where it was a crisis for everyone said, what is going on? the point where he had to apologize and say, made a mistake. lou: extraordinary. thank you for being here. up next, he took on the unions, forced into will recall election he won both times. he won a great deal more. governor scott walker of wisconsin joins us to talk about his new book. and intimidated. and he certainly is. we're coming right back. ♪ as a business owner, i'm constantly putting out fires. so i deserve a small business credit card with amazing rewards. with the spark cascard from capital one, i get 2% cash back on ery purchase, every day. i break my back around here. finally

has a lot of crony capitalism. >> reporter: for a century all that central valleyly has ever known has been agriculture. that has driven its economy. it hase men rich, yet kept most here poor. this is seen as a season of change. >> michael receives here with a day of sports. now that the games are behind, major league baseball, it's now time to get down to the business of baseball. >> reporter: yes because you have to think about next season and try to win that season. derek jeter has been the central cog in the yankees world series machine. the 39-year-old signed an one. year $12 million contract virtually guaranteeing a 20th and final season in new york pinstripes. he was limited to eight games due to off-season ankle surgery. over the course of his 19-year career jeter earned 13 trips to the all-star game and became the yankees leader in hits, stolen bases and won five world series as well. >>> now most league insiders believe there are eight legitimate teams to win this season's titles that includes the los angeles clippers when they hosted their rival golden state royals. this game saw chris paul do something that has never been seen

has remained on the heads of state in the state in the regime of the npt however north korea has left npt regime. and why are you brown has never conducted a nuclear weapon test. north korea has already conducted a nuclear weapon it has three kinds. i ate so this kind of difference has blown explains why we have to apply different approaches to the solution to the nuclear crisis from iran and north korea. because both north korea. it's the challenge. to the npt regime. but the run has always argued that they are just blown developing a nuclear programs. for the pet episode peaceful use of nuclear damage. it then what are some of the lessons to be learned from iran deal that we can apply to you and are dealing with north korean the future we can learn the lessons from the iranian fuels i mean negotiations and naim know me wary. in solving the iranian nuclear crisis however there is some good conditions. north korea. i mean the cup for nuclear weapons and its regime survivor. and then north korea must return to the npt regime. maren will thank you so much for your time tonight isn't that much. for your dns and another began. get the latest line from seoul expert analysis from ages fourteen with the viewpoint of the cov

has to happen now it seems that the u.s. and pakistan has to resolve a riff that has been created, and then pakistan has to then again turn its attention to the taliban, is that what has to happen now? >> yes, this is a long story here. there is a lot of anger in the united states towards the pakistani government for not protecting and controlling its own border with respect to activity that goes from pakistan to afghanistan where american troops are located. so this is a long-standing sort of problem. the fact that this drone strike took place at the exact time when the government was to meet with the taliban displays to the world the coordination that should be there between the united states and pakistan is not really there. >> so many moving parts. thank you so much. we appreciate it. >> you're welcome. >> a di after a deadly shooting a search for answers continue. the website tmz shows th the chaotic scene at the lax airport. the suspect pulled out a rifle and started shooting. the rampage went on for ten minutes, ending when he was shot by police. we're live at the los angeles international airport gathering much more information. much more information on this s