you know him from his work on the smash hit disney franchise, "hannah montana."isney xd. i'm gonna find out what that is. please welcome to the show jason earles, everybody. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for doing that. i know you're a great -- i like your physical comedy. >> yes. >> jimmy: i do enjoy it, you're a great comedian. >> thank you. as are you. >> jimmy: thank you so much. i -- now, "hannah montana," your character is jackson. >> jackson. >> jimmy: he started out, he was the quiet one. >> yeah, when they did the original script, he was actually really introverted and he talked with an orangutan puppet. so like, if he wanted to fight with miley, she'd be like, "what's your problem?" and he'd be like, "nothing." and then the orangutan would be like, "you're an idiot." >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, that's right. >> so when i saw that that's what my life was gonna be for four or five years, i sort of wanted to hang myself in my dressing room. but what they did -- >> jimmy: save that for the season finally. yeah, yeah, yeah. >> that's how it ends. b

aboard his ship, the hannah, he set sail from newport to providence. on his way, he was stopped for a search. the defiant captain ignored the command and continued on his source. recently, dr. kathy abbas, director of the marine archaeology project has suggested a motor naturing factor for dudington to have wanted to seize the hannah. she may have been carrying 230-pound sterling on board. as she told the journal, that was an enormous sum in those days. in any event, captain lynnsey and his hannah sought to evade the gaspi. gunshots were fired and the hannah fled north up the bay with the gaspi chasing behind in pursuit. outsized and outgunned, captain lynnsey drew confidence from his familiarity with rhode island waters. he led the gaspi in the shallower waters off a point where the smaller hannah cruised safely over the sand banks. the heavier gaspi ran aground and stuck. the gaspi was stranded in a falling tide and it would be many hours before high tide would lift her free. arriving triumphantly in providence, captain lynnsey visited john brown who

my name is hannah. i live on sutter directly across the street from booker t. i am in favor of the 45-foot compromise. the thing i am concerned about that no one has raised is solar. there is a building with solar panels a couple of buildings down. my understanding is that they will probably pay higher utility bills as a result of this building if that happens. what about future installations. it marked the shadow? what about the shadows? what will a 50-foot building due to the opportunities to have solar in this neighborhood? that's it. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name is gail goldman. i have spent a good part of my career trying to develop partnerships between housing developers and service providers to build housing for the transitional age youth population. it has been a rewarding career, but it is frankly difficult and it gets more difficult because resources for building affordable housing are even more difficult. three of housing projects i have worked on and seen developed -- for the youuth housing products i hav

the army approved free from the soviet union in september one thousand nine hundred ninety one was hannah's independence brought to this ancient country. in two thousand and eight archeologist police custody and could have rivaled armenian politicians in terms of popularity news of his discovery had spread far and wide for out the world in caves in the mountains around the village of out they need the archaeologists had found the settlements dating back to the year five thousand b.c. . these vessels were among the first vines when we saw them it was immediately clear to us that they dated from the copper and stone age that means that people were already living in these caves seven thousand years ago communities maintained very close contact inhabited an area similar twenty north caucasus and mr tamia they used to migrate from north to south east ender south to normal. excavation work at the site of the ancient settlement has been going on for three years now but archaeologists are still unable to say with certainty what kind of people lived in these caves seven thousand years ago what was w

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>>> now here's hannah, with the sound of a brother and sister who make great music together! ♪ >> these siblings have written music with a major songwriter, sold tens of thousands of albums, and opened for acts like mitchel musso and david archuleta. all at the ages of 12 and 13. >> hi, i'm michael, and i play the guitar and sing. >> and i'm marisa, and i play the drums and sing, and we're from the band michael and marisa. >> michael and marisa have been traveling across the country for about five years now, performing on tours and in festivals, and opening for some major stars. >> touring on the road is actually, um, so much fun because, um -- you get to um, experience like, different audiences, and like different kinds of people, from like, different places. >> michael has been playing guitar since he was 6, and marisa started playing drums at age 8. a lot of siblings in their situation might not get along very well, but not michael and marisa. >> yeah we get along so well. it's fun to have like, that bond with your sibling. >> marisa and i get to like, bond more even thoug

. >> for "teen kids news," i'm hannah. >> milling corn, thrashing wheat, and milking cows -- it's hardagine what life was like 300 years ago. but troy visited the past, and came back with this report. >> we're walking into a new world dutch barn, which was a typical barn in the lower hudson valley during our period used for the processing of wheat, which is on the floor here. people would use flails in order to thresh the wheat and remove the seeds they they could be milled. >> we're here at phillipsburg manor, where we are taken back in time to life as it was in the 1700s. >> and believe me, life wasn't easy. the cell phone, the car, even the electric light were still hundreds of years away from being invented. instead, colonists used muscle power for daily tasks, like cleaning the barn. >> take all of the sheep droppings and the straw, and all that mixture, and take it in the cart and haul it away. >> next time your parents ask you to clean up your room, you may not want to complain. but not all the chores were this "b-a-a-a-a-d." milling the corn, for instance, was hard work, but no

last two outings that giving rise to speculation who might want to bow out conversely forty year old hannah anderson has into the fight only too much winning streak the american may be sound kilogrammes lights above there are no weight limits focus type of doubt the many on in the stating that should make a difference in. the actual conditions and i don't think it's a large group anyway easier to deal with i've usually gone up against foreigners who are heavier than me but don't know trying to do my best to get someone who's a bit lighter is normal weight is about ninety seven kilograms and i've been asked to lose some weight before the fight. i'm moving to america where boston have paid back in style in the stanley cup final series against vancouver the underdogs thrashing the candidates in game three with mark recchi connecting it to the train while guilt on the team promises made saves. a goals the most schooled in the final since nineteen ninety six but who first to leave the series to want with four in boston wednesday. meanwhile n.f.l. player plaxico burress is a free man again after

as the image went viral, half a world away in australia, hannah jones thought she recognized the man. >> went to scott's facebook page and all the friend were commenting, "do you know you're on the news? you're famous." i said oh, my god, it's my brother. >> reporter: but on twitters users speculated on the story behind the image. "staged or real," tweeted one person. "are they cizzing or struggling" tweeted another. now the couple of six months wants to set the record straight. >> i didn't pose that way so i think people will be able to see it's just a moment that happened to be on camera and that it's not-- it's not embarrassing at all. it's actually a really beautiful shot. >> reporter: a kiss that wasn't just a kiss. elaine quijano, cbs news, new york. >> mitchell: and that is the cbs evening news. later on cbs "48 hours mystery." thanks for joining us this saturday evening. i'm russ mitchell, cbs news in new york. i'll see you back here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org the "saggy pants" inci >>> the united a

and hannah talk more about drones in the u.s. and what this means for privacy of everybody you and i is radio host alex jones alex thanks so much for being with us now of course author of reports that drones are expected to be kind of this new relatively cheap surveillance tool for law enforcement in the u.s. from what i understand from reports there right now f.a.a. rules which which guide this and regulate this are pretty tight it's a little bit difficult to do but that by two. thousand and thirteen they're expected to be very much expanded and it will be very easy for police across the country to routinely fly lightweight drones and armed drones up to four hundred feet above the ground all over the u.s. is this a problem. well it is a problem and they're already doing it in texas florida you name it the local police are they just call it testing so as long as it's testing and research under five federal grants they do it there are drones the last six years all over houston drones above austin state police have a right here i l

"hannah and her sisters," his highest grossing film, made just $40 million.es, on track to become his most successful movie ever. >> "midnight in paris" is coming out during the summer movie season, which is filled, especially this year, with superheroes and huge special effects, and it's really smart counterp3ramming. >> you're interesting, too, in a lost way. >> lost? >> every element in it just works together in this lovely, almost effortless way that i guess woody's figured out how to do it. >> and he keeps churning them out year after year. woody allen's already filming his next movie in rome this summer. the stars are penelope cruz, alec baldwin, and woody allen himself. >> if you're in one of his movies, you always get to travel to a great location to shoot. >> we should do it. >> let's do it. let's get on that. >> i saw "midnight in paris." it's pretty good stuff. >> you loveddki it. ♪ [ woman ] sam begged and pleaded... so i sent him to camp. we'd earned lots of points with our new citi thankyou card... and i put them to good use. he told me about hi

she is old enough to get the support of my daughter, who is a big hannah montana fan. that is unfortunately, the case. i hope i don't get in trouble for that. rick santorum had his big announcement yesterday in pennsylvania, that he is running for president. he has pretty much a long shot chance of becoming president at this point. after he did an interview on abc talking about his presidential bid, he went on a radio talk show and was asked about the fact that miliary cyrus has been tweeting basically the fact that she doesn't like rick santorum's positions on gay marriage. rick santorum is very much against gay marriage. miley cyrus took aim about that. he was asked about this on the radio program. rick santorum said maybe he will hold out hope for lindsay lohan's support coming up in the presidential race. i'm not sure that's going to help him either. >> my guess is he probably should stick with miley cyrus versus lindsay lohan. great to see you. i'm sure your daughter will love the shoutout. don't worry. you are not going to be in too much trouble. >>> we will have

we ask less of men, and now writers like hannah rosin say we have reached the end of man.lions more dollars into the changing of this course in this area. in fact, it can and should spend billions less. it needs to encourage work, embrace the complimentary nature of men and women, honor marriage and celebrate the family. now, let me be equally clear about something else. pro-family and pro-life conservatives are not now and never have been indifferent to the need for economic growth and fiscal sanity. we are passionate about those issues, and we understand their urgency. families must, above all else, be producers of civil society, not vast consumers of government. who can forgive us if we as conservatives, of all people, fail to free future generations to share the blessings that we have known? let me close with a short story. there was once a mediocre music conductor who led an equally mediocre and undisciplined orchestra. he had been having problems with the basses, they were the least professional of all his musicians. it was the last performance of the season. it was

i'm the father of two beautiful daughters, hannah and mara and i'm a neighbor and running for president of the united states because i love america. and like you i'm concerned about its future. i've got the experience and the leadership and the results to lead it to a better place. [applause] >> i'm herman cain. i am not a politician. i am a problem solver. with over 40 years of business and executive experience, father of two, grandfather of three, and i'm here tonight because it's not about us, it's about those grandkids. happy to be here in new hampshire. [applause] you'll get to know the candidates as the night goes on. our rules are straightforward. each candidate will be given one minute to answer our leadup questions. at my discretion i may ask other candidates to weigh in on each topic. candidates will get about 30 seconds to answer those followup questions and we're on the honor system. no bells, whistles, you won't see any flashing lights up here. if they're running over time i'll try to remind them it's time to move on and hope some of the answers will be short, a sentence, m

. >> like "hannah montana" in a way. >> how do the kids treat you?p or something or i'm traveling, i used computer and do all my stuff in school. but when i'm at home what happens actually similar to that. i take the computer with me to school and i do school on the computer, but still in school. >> but you still get to get the vibe of being in school with your friends. >> yeah. >> you're starting your first tour this summer? >> what? >> stop it. how cool is that. how many cities are you going to go to? >> i don't know. but i do know that it's in august. that's all i know. >> well you're going to have to take very good care of your voice, you know. >> do you like singing live in front of lots of people? or would you rather be in a studio? do you ever get nervous? >> i definitely get super-nervous. but you know what, i'd rather sing live, just because it's so much fun to have a huge crowd in front of you. it's just -- >> and you can feel them. >> yeah. >> do people stop you on the treat in new york when you're walking around? >> not in new york. but s

the region suffered flooding in 2008 from tropical storms hannah and fayecauseed environmental damage and closed local businesses. the construction is going to support three city industrial parks, a general aviation airport, as well as major inland port and intermodal centers that are being developed, and that investment is part of a a $5.3 million project that will create 240 jobs, save 270 jobs and generate $48 million in private investment. so a $4 million investment attracting $48 million in private investment. in idaho, we have a very good example of a $4.4 million grant to the college of southern idaho in twin falls to fund the construction of the applied technology and innovations center. this is a new leed-certified facility. it will help the college meet the region's need for a higher skilled work force. they will learn to operate computer-driven manufacturing equipment and maintain alternative energy systems and the use of sound construction processes for these green buildings. this investment is part of a a $6.9 million project that will create 486 jobs. in indiana, e.d.a.