narrator: hmm.mes) (grunting): oh... how is a frog supposed to get any sleep around here? (buzzing) frog? what is it, bug? aw, i was wondering if that noise was keeping you awake, too. yes. in fact, it is. what is that terrible sound? i was hoping you'd know. well, i'm going to get to the bottom of this. a frog has to have his sleep. otherwise, i get all... (croaks) croaky. i know. narrator: frog and bug soon found they weren't the only wordfriends who couldn't sleep that night. go long, dog, go long. (barks) (howls "uh-oh") sheep, dog. (howls "hello") sheep? sheep! (stammering): oh, uh, hi, frog. hi, bug. w-what are you doing out here in the middle of the night? (banging loudly) well, uh, you know i don't mean to complain, but that noise is just too loud for me to sleep, even with the wool in my ears. (banging loudly) oh, dear. (whimpering) (moans) (banging loudly, dog barks) (dog growls, sheep stammers) dog? don't worry, sheep, we'll get to the bottom of this. follow me. so the friends headed out

hmm? good morning, caroline. >> caroline: [laughs] i haven't had coffee yet. >> rafe: fair enough. >> johnny: hey, look! >> rafe: uh, gee, i don't see anything. hey, hey, hey, hey! what's--you little bacon thief you, hmm? so your great-grandma hasn't even had her coffee yet, huh? mommy must have dropped you off pretty early. >> johnny: she dropped us off last night. me and sydney had a sleepover. mommy had to do something. >> rafe: hmm. >> sami: good morning. >> ej: good morning. >> sami: how long have you been awake? >> ej: a while. >> sami: you were watching me sleep? that's really creepy. [laughs] >> ej: no, i just--i just wanted to take a moment to absorb all of your beauty... without you opening your mouth. [laughter] i was just thinking about how lucky i am. >> sami: you are very, very lucky. and i plan to remind you about it often. >> ej: can i propose a deal? >> ej: really? first thing in the morning, it's so romantic to open negotiations. >> ej: let's not screw this up. >> sami: [

mmm-hmm. oh. well...ause i took my basket of goodies back. [ groaning ] what should i do? this is a super big problem. and a super big problem needs us... the super readers! we need to call the rest of the super readers. call them with me! [ cellphone ♪ ] say, "calling all super readers!" children: [ in audience ] calling all super readers! [ remote phone ringing ] to the book club! to the book club! children: to the book club! come on, to the book club! [ ♪ ] whyatt here. [ ♪ ] "p" is for pig! [ ♪ ] red riding hood rollin' in! [ ♪ ] princess pea at your service! and you, say your name. great. we're all here. together we will solve red's problem! let's go! [ ♪ ] [ electronic beeps ] okay, red, state your problem. i lost my basket of goodies and wolfy found them! really? oh... then what? then what? i took my basket back, but now wolfy is so sad. what should i do with my basket of goodies? good question. when we have a question we look... all: in a book! which book should we look in? peas and carrots carrot

hmm? i mean, i think you know what i mean. hmm? had a very, very good time, haven't you? well, not here you don't oh no! thank you and good night! well... that's taken care of that! basil, what is going on? why did you tell polly to get her hat and coat? because she's going, along with the lloyds and that pair you let in. never seen anything like it in my life. my god! basil, what are you on about? why are they leaving? i'll tell you exactly why they're leaving. first of all i go up there and i find that girl in his arms, in lloyd's arms. five minutes later polly's in there. - what girl? - th-- that girl. - she's his daughter. - what? she's mr. lloyd's stepdaughter. they're all one family. what about polly? she was at school with jean. she's known them all for years. - for years, huh? - for years. what have i done? - what have you done? - i've told them to leave. you've told them to leave? how was i supposed to know? why didn't you tell me you half-wit? why didn't they tell me? you can't blame me for this! go and tell them they can

hmm... oh, ant has the letter "i." (sputters): who needs it? hmm! now here comes a "t."e words when i play with pig. i miss pig. uh, well, uh, ant, why don't you just say, "i'm sorry" to pig? no! he should say sorry to me! hmph! (mumbling) i'm not gonna tell him i'm sorry. narrator: poor pig and ant. neither one of them could make words with the letters they had. huh? uh, yeah, why not, mr. narrator? narrator: because ant only had vowels. oh. vowels? you mean the letters...? narrator: that's right. those letters are called vowels, and pig had only consonants. oh, those are all the other letters in the alphabet. narrator: right again. you need consonants and vowels to make a word. oh. so you mean if we took a consonant um, like, uh, the letter "p..." and then added a vowel like the letter "i..." oh... (laughs) well, thank you, dog. (barks) then if we took another consonant like the letter "t," we could make another word. narrator: that's right. it takes vowels and consonants to make a word. kids: pit! wh-whoa! (whines) this gives me an idea. if ant only has vowels, and le

hmm, let's see-- art, uh....uld think of a rhyme like that. well, uh, yes, pig. "spaghetti tart" does rhyme with "art." but i'm not so sure "spaghetti tart" is the right rhyme for my song to bear. no? but it-it looks so yummy! (noisy chewing and oinking) well, uh, thank you, pig. let's see if another wordfriend can help us find the right rhyme. the party is going to start soon. (munching) good luck! narrator: so sheep and fly went to see monkey in the jungle to see if he could help. one banana, two banana three banana, four five banana, six banana, seven banana more. fly: monkey! monkey! we need your help. oh, do you need a... (stammering)... a banana? no, we need a rhyme. yeah, sheep's making up a valentine's song for bear, but she can't think of a rhyme to finish it. (hooting) i love to rhyme. great. show him what you have so far, sheep. okay. here goes. ♪ she's fuzzy, fun and good at art ♪ ♪ i'll give her a... a... ♪ she needs something that rhymes with "art." art, hmm? let's see. i've got it! ♪ she's fuzzy fu

hmm. we'd only cramp their style. lewis: by the way, just for the record did you remember your movements in the car? on the night in question? sorry. up to my eyes. lecture first thing. oh, thank you for your support. my misadventure last night at the union. i wouldn't call it that. rattenbury: now, don't be polite. i was certifiably awful, but i don't mind. perhaps i need reminding. of what? ah, standing in a pool of light. telling other people how to lead their lives. it all seems somehow soiled. what were they after, any idea? sir? mullan and the other fellow, swapping names. oh, i-i don't know yet. mm-hmm. fresh start perhaps. clean slate. you know, i almost envy them. what was his real name? your victim? alex hadley. mean anything to you? no. (door closes) jess? i don't want to play anymore. oi. steven mullan? half the force is out looking for you. it was alex's idea. the swap? that's right. why? why would hadley...? he was going about with this girl... name? i don't know. maddy, madeleine. married to someone els

hmm, you'll need to keep those wires out of the way. and get her lots of chew toys. mm-hmm. hmm...idea. i feel so much better. because you got rid of that puppy? no, because i know she's in the right forever home now. come on, skits, race you to our forever home. wait for me! i'm coming too! wait for me! how can i put out a paper with a big blank space in the front? that's not a newspaper. that's stationery. we just need one more story. i've got it! oh, not another scary cat story. scary cat? where?! (giggling) oh, i see. you were just... okay, no, actually, i was going to say i know someone who can help us. both: who? do you have a story to tell? if so, go to the "martha's stories" page at pbskids.org and check out the "town crier" game. write up your story. make a puzzle that includes any words you like. include the weather. and then print it up. and hurry! i have a deadline. meet up at pbskids.org. personality words? let's watch again. bashful is the same as timid. it means you're shy. temperament means what someone is like most of the time. outgoing and friendly-- they're the s

(grunting) (mechanism clicking) hmm. finally i'm getting a view. hey, you look familiar. hmm.s. oh, no. we better find those fish and the slippery kratt bros before donita does. follow that little guy. ta-da! ready, donita. oh, finally. let's go get my crown. (laughing) i want my crown! dabio: where are you, fishies? fishy, fishy. koki: maybe he'll take us to where he lives or something. he just might lead us straight to martin and chris. here, grab the wheel. in the meantime, i'm going to figure out this blowfish defense power. it's unbelievable. they have stretchy, expandable skin like a balloon so when they gulp water, the volume of their body-- that's the space that it takes up-- grows bigger. just like this balloon does when i put water into it. and with your help, i'm going to make a blowfish power disc. koki: uh, aviva? you might want to-- (screaming) turn the water off first. hmm. thanks. yeah, that's some defense you have. you ever heard of a porcupine? you'd like those guys. hey, chris, blimpy's gone. i wonder where he went. uh-oh. you recognize that eye? yep. (chuck

hmm.talk about what we'll do ♪ - ♪ when we do something new like go to school! - ♪ let's talk about what we'll do ♪ so, let's talk. hmm. will we play with... hmm. blocks? - oh, yes. lots of blocks at school. - hmm! but i'll bring my red block... just in case. (mom chuckles.) - just in case. what else? - mmm... will we read books at school? - oh, yes! your teacher will read all sorts of books. - but maybe i should bring my favourite tigey the adventure tiger book... just in case. - huh! good idea! - mmm... and my tigey, 'cause he'd be lonely here without me. there you go, tigey! (mom chuckles.) oh, and my drum. (daniel chuckles.) ba-dum-boom! ready! - goodness, i hope your backpack isn't too heavy. - don't worry. i'm big and strong! grr! (grunting) (trolley dings.) hello, trolley! (grunting) whew! heavy. (mom grunting.) - that is heavy.

hmm? hmm? arthur: celebrity endorsements? you think bionic bunny really loves zippy doodles?us? uh... beauregard poulet. yeah, he might work if you're selling chickens. come on, we need someone really famous. that's it. i don't know anyone else. okay, let's move on to raves. muffy: a rave is when you drum up business in chat rooms or by talking on a phone where people can overhear you about some product saying how great it is blah, blah, blah. i'd do it for you, but you can't afford my fee. (dial tone) hey, i thought you'd like to know where you can get some really cool toys. toyguy22 is selling stuff (dial tone) you can't get anywhere else. and the prices are super cheap. why are you yelling about yourself? (barking) these toys aren't selling, pal. i'm not any good at raves. and i can't afford to hire muffy to do them. ugh, d.w.'s right. it is kind of smelly. hmm. stuffed hippo for sale. smells just like the real thing. (pal whimpering) i can't say it's broken. no one will buy that. wait. i know. robotron for sale. perfect for display. oh, i've got it. toy soldiers for sale.

hmm. come on. help us... all: build a word! (lively music playing) ♪ it's time to build a word ♪ let's build it, let's build it now! ♪ kids: train! (whistle blowing) ♪ yeah, we just built a word ♪ we built it, we built it! (cheering) oh, we did it! all aboard the train! (whistle blowing) ♪ just pretend you're in the circus ♪ ♪ think what you could be ♪ won't you join me at the circus? ♪ ♪ there's so much to do and see... ♪ (carrying note) (whistle blowing) (pants, barks) kid: word world! kids: word world! ♪ welcome to the place where words come alive ♪

mm-hmm. >> mm-hmm. and they do grow in marshes. >> pure salt. that's good. instead of, like... >> instead of a pretzel with yotr beer? >> yeah, or french fries... >> you can have a little of-- >> or chips. >> wonderful pickled. >> these are good. >> actually, probably better than a pickle when you pickle them. >> and despite their exotic-looking exterior and names, lest you think ian has to forage around the woods looking for these prized mushrooms, all of them are actually farm-raised and come from his family's farm run by him, his dad john, and stepmom toby. located in moss landing in monterey county, the greenhouses span across more than 60,000 square feet and produce several hundred pounds of mushrooms here each week, all of which is a far cry from what the market for mushrooms started out as in the early 1990s. >> well, when my parents started it 21 years ago, they sold the button mushrooms at farmer'' markets. and that was it. that was all that we really had. but we introduced a few more mushrooms--shiitakes, which are now very common, but at the time

hmm, chocolates. caramel. mine, too. you had a phone call. who was it? alberto.ll? maybe it's too late to call him back. maybe not? i guess i'll call him. i'm sorry to put my nose into your business, but that's the way i am. i think you're going to have to make up your mind about these brothers. we don't want history to repeat itself, do we? i know what i have to do. i know you do. mmm? yeah. narrator: rebecca's friend bill reflects on the story. i definitely do not belong in a library. too quiet... too serious... like rebecca. she is a serious person. thomas: you can take incompletes and repeat your courses next semester or you could study like mad and go for it. i'd like to try to take the exams. well, i do admire your spirit. i want to get her to lighten up a little, so i asked her to come with me to the moles audition. you know, get her nose out of the books. getting out there is part of learning. ( rock music playing ) he's tied up right now. wait outside. but rebecca only has one thing on her mind-- her exams. i have a feeling she's given up a lot to be in

hmm? everyone who agrees with me that raymond the boot thief would take someone's umbrella, please raise your hand. mom? mom? no, i can't-- i can't vote against one of my sons. ok, taking raymond's side. that's typical. what are you doing? thank you, debra. what is this? what? come on, ray, you didn't make much of an argument. why would i lie about taking his galoshes? well, you lied about how much you loved talking to me. well, i'm not crazy about it right now, either. [baby crying] ohh, i think frank needs some help. that kid's got an attitude problem. what did you do, frank? well, nothing. i just did a little peek-a-boo with him. peek-a-boo! i remember dad saying peek-a-boo. yeah, me, too, me, too. don't do that. all right. what's happening with the game? oh, we caught ray lying. oh, come--i didn't lie. remember when he took my boots? hey, yeah, yeah, yeah, that's right. the cheaters never prosper. ha ha ha. hey, this ain't such a bad game after all. so now you're glad we played? yes, b

." >> mm-hmm, i get manyof those cs and see many of those patients. but it's very dishonest to mislead people when there's nothing you can do. [ticking] >> coming up, confronting dr. ecklund. >> frankly, dr. ecklund, you have nothing to base your results on. there's no clinical trial, there's no-- there's no blind study. there are no medical papers published. >> that doesn't make any difference. >> our investigation of stem cell fraud continues when 60 minutes on cnbc returns. [ticking] i know what you're thinking... transit fares! as in the 37 billion transit fares we help collect each year. no? oh, right. you're thinking of the 1.6 million daily customer care interactions xerox handles. or the 900 million health insurance claims we process. so, it's no surprise to you that companies depend on today's xerox for services that simplify how work gets done. which is...pretty much what we've always stood for. with xerox, you're ready for real business. more "likes." more tweets. so, beginning today, my son brock and his whole team will be our new senior s

- hmm, let me think.nderstorm would stop. hoo-hoo. - yeah, rain is only good when we can jump in puddles. - you know, there are a lot of other good things about the rain. - like what? - hoo-hoo! want to know more about rain? there's a book for that! rain makes trees grow, and rain makes grass grow and rain makes flowers grow. - wow! hmm, i wonder if all of the flowers and trees are really happy in the rain, because they're growing. hey, do you want to make believe with me? let's make believe... that the trees and the grass and everything are singing in the rain! ♪ outside in a raincoat and we're dancing ♪ - ♪ doo doo doo doo doo doo doo ♪ - ♪ pitter patter pitter patter in a puddle together ♪ - ♪ bah doo doo doo ♪ ♪ pitter patter pitter patter in the rainy weather ♪ - ♪ doo doo doo doo doo doo ♪ - ♪ the flowers, grass, and trees will grow really high ♪ - ♪ doo doo doo doo doo doo ♪ - ♪ and the raindrops sparkle out in the sunny sky ♪ - ♪ doo doo doo doo doo doo ♪ - ♪ pitter patter pitter patter let's play

. - hmm, well, dad loves getting letters from people he cares about. - hmm... mom?uld love a letter from you. ♪ making something is one way to say, "i love you" ♪

. >> what do you got to think about, hmm? you think you can take all of us? hmm? can. i can ka-no it. ♪ now, that is what i call bottle service. >> jimmy: whoa! [ cheers and applause ] that was incredible! walter. way to go. >> thank you, jimmy. i even did my own stoonts. >> jimmy: you did your own stoonts? wow. who knows? maybe you'll take home an oscar next year. >> yeah, right, jimmy, you are so funny. ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. >> jimmy: you're the best. ladies and gentlemen, please give it up for walter kump right there. stick around. we will be right back with david spade. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ okay, so i've got some of the new designs from the unicorn apocalypse game. awesome. share it up! ♪ really good stuff... well i wanted it to look like a real unicorn. the way they look in real life. i really like how the horn is broken. yeah, it's decayed but still lethal. what about glitter for the mane? ♪ no glitter. they leave little glittery drops everywhere. one second, we're just going to make a quick sidebar. (whispering) there will never be glitter in

>> mm-hmm. >> have you published any research? >> no. >> frankly, dr. ecklund, you have nothing to base your results on. there's no clinical trial, there's no-- there's no blind study. there are no medical papers published. >> that doesn't make any difference. >> ecklund told us breakthroughs with stem cells aren't published in scientific journals because of a conspiracy of drug companies and governments that he had trouble defining. that's when we told him we bought cells from his lab. when your cells are delivered, they're functioning, living stem cells? >> yes. >> we purchased some stem cells from stem tech labs six months or so ago and had them delivered to duke university, which did tests on the stem cells. and they determined that the stem cells were dead. >> well, they must not have handled them appropriately, then. >> you're thinking that you handled them appropriately, but the stem cell laboratories at duke university did not? >> that would be my assumption, yeah. >> i don't think that there's any chance they were damaged in shipment. >> we ask

hmm? what? anyone else want you to quit? me! i want me to quit. tdd# 800-933-4833 - ( rings ) - woman: smokers' helpline. oh, hi, it's me. >>> oh, look. there's suitcase. gizmo. >> hi, george. >> there's mrs. eagle. >> our favorite hodgepodge of animals. and todd is here, you guys. i see you at night, but not here in the day. >> they're all there this time. those are her pets, the ones that stay in the house. but the ones outdoors, george, the stray cat she feeds. mrs. eagle. and then there's todd. >> we've got one cat named suitcase. that's a great name for a cat. suitcase. >> i think so, too. >> i'll go over here and see mrs. eagle. >> watch todd. he's circling around mrs. eagle. she looks like she's giving him a lecture. like you have something to say to me? i'm not afraid of you. so todd walks off and goes back to talk to pam. like i got no love here. >> want to see if mrs. eagle has any food? you funny todd. >> today's topic is not so dirty cockroach. >> what? >> not so dirty? you look at a roach and think -- >> ugly. >> gross. >> an enty mol

. >> mm-hmm. >> you say you're horny. you say you're masturbating while you're talking to him.alk about hooking up, and you say, "if you don't tell anybody, you can [ bleep ] my [ bleep ]." >> i said that? >> yeah, then you say i don't want to go to jail. do you recall that conversation? >> i'm sure i did say that. >> i mean, the issue here is not gay or straight. >> right. >> the issue here is adult-child. in the mentoring conversation that you're saying to me that you were going to have tonight with a 14-year-old, that's not what you were saying online -- >> well, i didn't necessarily say i wanted to have a conversation tonight. i was just going to come out and hang out and see what he was like. >> "qx4boi19" sits and talks to me for more than ten minutes. then amazingly when i start to tell him who i am -- >> well, i got to tell you -- >> he already knows. i'm chris hansen with "dateline nbc." >> i know. >> you know? >> uh-huh. >> have you seen previous stories? >> and as you'll hear later, the possibility of walking into an investigation wasn't enough to stop him. here come

>> mm-hmm.ee broomsticks is where you can dine on the kinds of food harry, ron, and hermione would typically eat. >> coming up... are you brave enough to take the dragon challenge? >> we'll be right back.  >> we're continuing our special report on the wizarding world of harry potter at universal orlando. >> if you've ever wanted to fly on buckbeak... >> whoo-hoo! >> ...then the flight of the hippogriff is just what the wizard ordered. >> for the more adventurous, there's the dragon challenge. >> the dragon challenge is actually inspired in the triwizard tournament. and you get to choose between the hungarian horntail and the chinese fireball. you have to go into both, because both of them are completely different. >> i did the dragon challenge, which is the roller coaster where you're, like, sitting down and you're going all around, and it feels like you're actually, like, flying on a dragon. it was really fun. >> like in the series, when it comes to wands, the wizard doesn't choose the

hmm? what? anyone else want you to quit? me! i want me to quit.# 800-933-4833 - ( rings ) - woman: smokers' helpline. oh, hi, it's me. >>> a couple of videos that i think prove that animals really just want to hang out with us, do what we do. >> this first video shot in manitoba, canada, is a close-up encounter with a poller bear. >> you are ferocious. >> this is a grate underneath what is called the tundra buggy lodge. >> like a monster bus thing? >> no it's a whole mobile community for travelers. this video was shot by a travel blogger called the virtual wave fairer. his name is alex, and the grates are on the bottom so the snow goes through and not weigh this buggy lodge down. the polar bears figured out they can sit on the trailer hitch, get up close and nuzzle through the grates. >> he should have put his fingers through that and see what happens. >> no, that was just like a sausage, right in the polar bear's mouth. >>> from up north in -- >> give me a second on that one. >> from up north in canada to down south in south carolina, the major l

>> mm-hmm. >> but you guys have long school days, right? >> yeah, we get out at 4:00. >> do you mind being at school that long? >> both: no. >> 'cause i'm getting more education into my brain. >> more education into your brain. >> when you're in class and you don't understand something, the teachers will take time out after school and during school to help, try to help you, and they, like, they show compassion for you. >> compassion for you. do you guys have any doubt that you're gonna be successful? >> no. >> no. >> and what does success look like? >> you're always supposed to believe in yourself. >> do you believe in yourself? >> yes. >> what i think success is: it's kind of what you're like. you're smart, intelligent. you're a nice reporter. you dress nice. your shoes are pretty. and just that--knowing that you're gonna be something in life. >> you gonna make it? >> yes. >> and then there are students like rojay ball who may not make it. he came here to escape his old neighborhood, where guns and gang violence are common. in 2009, in one

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hmm, it is. remind me when i settle with you. i'd like to give something to the crew. oh, that's very generous of you. they're mostly poor men. they all have wives and youngsters at home. what? wives and children? are they married? married? yes, every man. married? someone waiting to give them a good welcome. as good as poor people can give. tell me, when they come home, what'll happen? well, their wives will give them a little extra something for once. candles on the table? maybe two, and a dram. or sit snuggly around the hearth, their children gathered around them. they'll bless you for your promise. well, i'm damned if i will. do you think i'm mad? why should i pay for other men's children? there's no one waiting for old peer gynt. uh-huh. well, you'll do as you please. it's your money. yes, yes. it's mine. you give me my bill as cabin passenger from panama and a--of rum for the crew and that's all. excuse me. i have other business to see to. the storm's coming on. no one ever thinks of old peer gynt. candles on the table. yeah, i'll put out those candles. i'll make

hmm, who is? true, but bengtsson must go. are you going to decide what happens in my own house? yes, everything you see belongs to me. furniture, curtains, china, linen, other things too. what other things? everything, everything you see is all mine. very well. all these things are yours, but my patent to nobility, my good name, these things at least are still mine. no, not even those. you are not a nobleman. how dare you? if you are to read this letter from the college of heralds, you'll find the family whose name you bear has been extinct for 100 years. i know there have been rumors to that effect. that's true, but i inherited my title from my father. yeah, you're right. it's true i'm not a nobleman. even that is taken from me. i can no longer wear this ring. take it. it belongs to you. good. now let's continue. you're not a colonel either. not a colonel? no, because of your name you were commissioned colonel in the american volunteers, but since the cuban war and the reorganization of the american army, all such commissions have been canceled. is that true? - you'd like to re

hmm... there must be a way to prove to martha that i'm right.me machine is a perfect argument solver. can we send a bulldozer back in time to compete with a dinosaur? no, a bulldozer would be too big to pass through the door. aw, rats! but the right-sized dinosaur could pass through. we could bring it here. we just set this calendar all the way back-- past vinyl records, dial phones, when movies were good-- to the mesozoic era, cretaceous period. is that the mesozoic era? (sniffing) must be. smell that fresh air. (stomping) a dinosaur. want to come over? (grunting agreeably) i'm td. want to meet my friends? (grunts) (grunting) did your dad have a way to settle this argument? sure did. (roaring) i'd faint, but i don't want to miss this. (roaring and moaning) martha, any chance you speak dinosaur? i guess i do. she said, "hi, my name is susan." no way that is named susan. (growling) okay, don't get all carnivorous on me, susan. so we have a dinosaur. now all we need to settle this conflict is a bulldozer. td: that's ol' smokeley, the best bulldoze

mm-hmm. that's a local kid. you like that? justin anderson doing it just like his former high school coach. drew it up at montross vision. -- christian. virginia improves to 6-3 in conference pla i. so safe to say they're sitting pretty for the ncaa tournament. ♪ [ male announcer ] the distances aren't getting shorter. ♪ the trucks are going farther. the 2013 ram 1500 with best-in-class fuel economy. engineered to move heaven and earth. guts. glory. ram. the new ram 1500. motor trend's 2013 truck of the year. >> final thoughts? >> the rain moving in right now. the snow moving in, especially back towards the west. if you live around i-81, you will most likely see snow out of this early then it will change over to rain before finally getting out of here. once again, the worth of the storm will be towards the northeast and east of us. 45 degrees on friday. our worst day is actually saturday with 38 degrees 40-mile-an-hour winds. we're talking about a wind chill in the 20s all day long. saturday, not a good day to go out. sunday,

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it's just very flowery... - mm-hmm. - and that's just so not the tone of cosmopolitan, and that is aart of the job as an editor is, like, you've got to be able to pick up that tone. - right, so that brings us to carlos. i liked the way you handled the people that you came across on the street, and i am thrilled, carlos, because we are going to use this image in an upcoming issue of cosmo. - [laughs] [cheers and applause] thank you! thank you. thank you. thank you. - joanna, after this first test, who will be out of the running for the job at cosmo? - i mean, you all bring great positives in this situation. diandra, you just can't hand in an assignment, or a letter, or a memo at any job with misspellings. - kristina, um, "chalk full" doesn't make sense, and you know what would happen if we ran that in the magazine? we would get hundreds of emails from people pointing it out. i mean, people would just laugh at us and think we were fools. brenda, i thought you were very sympathetic to the people you stopped, even though i know you felt anxious about doing it, and i loved the way you ref

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have you the proper strength of mind, do you think, hmm? i'll ask grandfather to shoot the wild duck for me. yes, do that. but not a word to your mother about this. why not? she doesn't understand us. the wild duck. i'll try it first thing in the morning. - did you find him, mother? - no. but he'd gone out with relling, they said. - you sure? - yes. the caretaker's wife said so. molvik was with them, too, she said. oh, at a time like this, when his soul so desperately needs solitude if he's to win through. yes. you never know where you are with men. lord knows where relling has dragged him off to. i rushed into ma eriksen's, but they weren't there. what if he never comes back? he will come back. i'll take a message to him in the morning. you'll see, he'll come. sleep well. rest assured about that, hedvig. good night. mother. [crying] yes. relling was right. this is what happens to you when you get those stupid idiots coming round with their fancy talk of the claim of the ideal. - well? - yes, mother, i think it's very likely he's in with re

>> i didn't have in mind a specific person. >> hmm. so, steve, how much was this politics and how much was this genuine, you know, policy concern? >> well, i think it was politics and policy and third, and i think it was personal. john mccain was the author of the surge of troops to iraq at the end of the administration, pushed it hard, took a lot of heat, including from the right. he takes it personal when chuck hagel calls it the bigst debacle since vietnam. and senator hagel dodging the question on whether he agreed with the same statement. hag mccain was getting testy and hagel was dodging. it was one of the key military decisions in the past ten years, and if senator hagel is the top military adviser to the president, they want to explore his thinking on that. and politics, trying to portray senator hagel as anti israel plays well to some interest groups, and that's much more politics. >> to pull from a football term given the weekend, it seems like he was fumbling around. was he not as well prepared as he ought to have been? >> n

. >> hmm. >> so, gareth, he is out on bail for a few months and not participated in races but i guess the word from the camp is he is going to keep training. kind of curious, you know him well, what you make of that and might say about the mind-set. >> i think it's extraordinarily, frankly. i mean, you know, his coach came out with a comment. it was either late yesterday or today that oscar if he comes out on bail he may continue to do light training. maybe that's good for the mind-set to keep him calm because, obviously, he is traumatized, you know, the girlfriend he loved is dead. the girlfriend they say loved him is dead. so, you know, he's -- i think training may help him, light training but extraordinary to hear the coach say it because surely right now the biggest thing in oscar pistorius' life is proving that the statement made about what happened that night is true and he proves it rather than worrying about any kind of athletic career. the story i wrote this morning was that obviously yesterday morning now sorry that nike dropped him. he was getting, you know, a million bucks

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hmm. there's a thought. uh-huh. ah-ha, speak of the devil, it's the mild-mannered reporter, clark o'kelly, himself. i'll just have a coffee, please, assumpta. ah, no quotes. you did well... for a rookie. well, i pages have 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 of the cilldargan democrat. that's a lot of column inches. no thanks to you. my piece on eamon byrne's 2 acres has been spiked. [ silent response ] now, i'm up to my eyes so i really have to go. i wish you'd stay; she won't be back for hours. she's dragged ambrose to the church again. well, i'd love to, you know, but... trying to keep you out of each other's way is not exactly good for me. or the baby. it's not my fault she's a pain. nothing's ever your fault, is it, dad? look, it'll be all right. as soon as he's born, we'll all get on like a house on fire. thanks for the chocolates and the flowers. i'll see you tomorrow. mr. quigley. padraig, my ace reporter. this story is the making of you. we sold more copies last week than ever before. uh-huh. you di

. >> mm-hmm. >> you say you're horny. you say you're masturbating while you're talking to him. you talk about hooking up and you say if you don't tell anybody, you suck my [ bleep ]. >> i said that? >> then you say, "i don't want to go to jail." do you recall that conversation? >> i'm sure i said that. >> the reality is once that solicitation is made, even if it is earlier. a crime was made. >> i was going to hang out. i felt like i was being more of a big brother than anything. >> a big brother? >> yes. >> so you were coming over to be a mentor? >> in a way, yes. i'm sure you've heard that 20 billion times. >> 20 billion and one counting tonight. >> i'm not disagreeing. i'm sure you hear it from everybody. no, i had no intention of having sex with him tonight. i like to educate other people and let them know what it's really like and what it's not like and that they don't have to because they're an only child and they dependent have a big brother or big sister, whatever the case may be. >> here's the thing. most people would say there is nothing wrong with helping somebody com