>> homey. >> jimmy: homey?okay. no, i like this. homey, i think i know the answer to this. thanksgiving's coming up. do you have any thanksgiving plans? [ light laughter ] yeah, you're gonna go homey. he's chillin' with his homies. [ laughter ] gonna chill with his homies, the rest of his homies. all right. and what is your favorite thanksgiving food? say bologna and help out tariq. [ laughter ] >> i'll have to give the roots that one. i love the roots. so bologna. >> jimmy: all right. good. bologna isn't bad. come on. that's a little christmas gift for you. >> that's a thanksgiving for me. >> jimmy: we have my man, homey. [ laughter ] is that your last name, too? >> diaz. >> jimmy: homey diaz? >> homey diaz. >> jimmy: homey diaz. [ laughter ] homey diaz. homey diaz, for thanksgiving, he's going home -- [ laughter ] -- and gonna chill with his other homies. he's gonna chill with the homies. and his favorite thanksgiving food is bologna. [ laughter ] for this last one, how about a motown style song like temptati

by your homeys i want them to understand how the money that they give to their governments is used. well money that they expect to be used in the right way without wish it was a cavalier early money that arrives then passes through the government manages the reconstruction work. and the work of the local nongovernmental organizations so it is clear that if the majority of the government is made up of the corrupted wool or it's where the money will end up in their pockets on their little about the international community has encouraged their corruption that effect our country today. hard to believe. that after spending you know. hundreds of billion dollars and. the war in the world for the rights of the children. afghanistan is. the second country. down put there for the power to afghanistan is the highest and the war of maternal mortality that each fifteen minutes one woman dies from in my turn maternity because of lack of access to the clinic what a lot of money has arrived in afghanistan to improve the situation of women but i don't think it has brought many improvements. expectat

have another i that will absolutely have you get rid of the little things that you think make it look homey and people love it, but the value -- there is a very big value here. it is the same thing as the fluff, but it isn't fluff. paint, or anything else. >> let's talk about staging and what that does. i see a trend toward more staging. what is staging and how important is it? >> staging is when, in the new property or a vacant property, we bring in furniture. it can also be the property you have that is your home, removing your furniture and bringing in someone else's. the goal of staging is to create a neutral, audience-neutral environment where the buyer can imagine themselves without detracting by having your personal photographs on the walls or your grandmother's throw on the couch. you will notice that it is often neutral tones, nothing too dramatic, not very dramatic art. it is kind of like being in a hotel room. we have actually seen staging in some properties -- in some, it is still prop -- popular. in some markets, it is not even necessary on some properties. >> i think they are

i'm his homey fan. >> reporter: they call his fans romo sexual. they love it. more sedate the man they call the reverend, hunter pence. you gave the pep talk credited with a bunch of wins. >> that's a bunch of empty smoke. it was completely this team played together with a lot of heart incredible performances all the way up and down our pitching, bullpen starting pitching our defense. everyone. >> reporter: everyone here seemed to have a good time. >> go, giants, whoo!! >> reporter: every everything went pretty well, i think perfectly a couple of minor problems, one, eh, bruce bochy's car ran out of gas. ran out of gas in a parade! but enough fans were there to push it to the final. it was quite a day, elizabeth. >> you were having fun. what was the highlight for you? >> reporter: say that again? >> what was the highlight of of the parade for you, mike? > >> reporter: being there when a ton and a half of confetti was raining down and i saw marco scutaro doing that... [ laughter ] >> perfect. >> like he did with the rain and then he did it with the confetti and

it's homey, and it's fresh, and it tastes good.t tastes like, you know like it came out of your mom's kitchen. >> reporter: the chain has a fanatical following, but has also drown protests. organizers are calling for a peaceful protest at the site tomorrow morning. >> i'm a believer in free speech. i invite them here to express themselves. like i said, i'm going to treat them with honor, dignity, and respect. >> reporter: you saw folks who were partying here. some folks getting ready for bed. doors open at 6:30 a.m. fans are already planning out what they want for breakfast tomorrow morning. >>> we return now to our election 2012 coverage. today was the first day in a long time that mitt romney wasn't out campaigning for president. the unexpected decision that romney made last night after he lost the election. >> reporter: this is what mitt romney faced when he awoke this morning in boston. freezing temperatures, gray skies, the stark reality that his dream of being president was over. we've learned right after romney made his conc

it's homey, and it's fresh, and it tastes good.t tastes like, you know like it came out of your mom's kitchen. >> reporter: the chain has a fanatical following, but has also drown protests. organizers are calling for a peaceful protest at the site tomorrow morning. >> i'm a believer in free speech. i invite them here to express themselves. like i said, i'm going to treat them with honor, dignity, and respect. >> reporter: you saw folks who were partying here. some folks getting ready for bed. doors open at 6:30 a.m. fans are already planning out what they want for breakfast tomorrow morning. >>> we return now to our election 2012 coverage. today was the first day in a long time that mitt romney wasn't out campaigning for president. the unexpected decision that romney made last night after he lost the election. >> reporter: this is what mitt romney faced when he awoke this morning in boston. freezing temperatures, gray skies, the stark reality that his dream of being president was over. we've learned right after romney made his conc

. >> what's up, homey? where you at?m in the situation room. >> straight up. >> all right, yeah. mr. mayor, what can you tell us about yokely seen here walking up and down the stairs repeatedly. >> jill kelley? >> mm-hmm. >> oh, she's fun. she's like a fun one. tampa all fun. tampa got everything. see gars, jill kelley, tap shoes, loose murderers. and jill kelley got a dress too. she's fine. >> and this is the same jill kelley seen here in a cnn drama tieization. >> oh, that's funny. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ we're lucky, it's not every day you find a companion as loyal as a subaru. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. get selsun blue for itchy dry scalp. strong itch-fighters target scalp itch while 5 moisturizers leave hair healthy. selsun blue. got a clue? get the blue. covering this conflict in the middle east like no one else can with reporters in israel and gaza, in washington. also with the major players in egypt and turkey. let's check in now with our middle east desk that's covering everything happening

. >> that's spades, homey. >> that's what i'm saying. >> thought you were talking about rummy. >> playingspades. >> for every six days that you work, you get another extra day of good time and an extra day of work time taken off of your sentence.úí you're in custody and they are working, it's like eight days as long as they behave. >> gonzales works in the laundry facility. sir? >> that's going to surplus. >> i work on the clothes that everyone wears. i sort them and fold them. take them off the truck brand new, yeah, they're all fresh, socks, pants. i get new clothes every day and never dirty, always new. that's what matters. that's what matters. >> did you do the laundry when you were living at home? >> ah, no. my mom would always be doing my laundry. >> gonzales says he has a good relationsh but she's about to fly in from minnesota for her first visit to the jail. >> she wasn't very happy with me the last time we talked. she'll be here for a couple of weeks. we'll see what she has to say. >> three miles away in the women's wing of orange county's central jail facility, paula revis, ser

. >> what you coming to prison for today, homey? you obviously doing something wrong. >> they volunteered me to come. >> who volunteered you? >> my probation officer. >> why? >> i stole a car and joy rided and i went to boot camp. >> i don't think you're ready for this. >> i don't think i'm ready either. i don't plan on trying to get locked up anymore. >> we basically said the same thing. we're not going to come to prison. look where we're at now. that's all it takes, man. one mistake. >> what do the gang do for you? give me one good thing that the gang do for you, your gang. >> just back you up. >> for what? >> when you have a problem, they're there, you know? >> after seven hours, the visit is nearing its end. but the inmates have some parting words. >> you're a grown man. you're 18 years old. you've got to take responsibility. what do you want out of life? >> to tell you the truth, i really don't know. >> you like a puppet right now. you're just a puppet on a string. >> they were hounding me all day. i didn't even do nothing. >>

. >> i got a homey cadillac on the side of the road here signal 11, signal 52, nobody around. >> maybehe cemetery, and he'll come back and his car will be gone! >> but if the driver was not around, how then was deputy calkins able to run a background check using terrance's name and birth date? >> last name? >> williams. common spelling. >> date of birth? >> 4-1-75. black male. >> yet, just four days later, caulk calkins claims to remember nothing of the car or driver. listen to what he says when a sheriff's dispatcher calls him at home. >> you towed a car from vanderbilt and 111th monday, a cadillac. do you remember it? >> no. >> do you remember, you said it was near the cemetery. >> cemetery. >> the people at the cemetery are telling her you put somebody in the back of your vehicle and arrested them. i don't show you arresting anybody. >> i never arrested nobody. >> isn't that amazing? he's a seasoned veteran, and he couldn't remember four days later? >> so you don't buy that? >> no, it's not true. it's not true at all. >> eight days after terrance vanished, deputy calkins was ordered

>> i'm his homey. >> reporter: they call his fans romosexual. then hunter pence. you gave the pep talk. that's credited with a couple of wins. >> that's a bunch of smoke. it was a completely -- this team played together. we played with a lot of heart, incredible performances all the way up and down our pitching. bullpen, starting pitching, defense, everyone. >> reporter: everyone here seemed to have a pretty good time. >> go, giants! whoo! >> reporter: looking at one of the fountains on the civic center side of city hall, and about an hour ago this place was filled with confetti and fast food stuff and just schmutz. and an army of city workers cleaned it up and it's really, really quite amazing. it was just a successful day it appears from one end to the other. >> i was watching our coverage, and every time someone would announce anything, i would hear the same woman scream at the top of her lungs for hours. and i'm sure she can't speak tonight. [ laughter ] >> that's -- every other person was doing that, too. did you have a good time? >> reporter: it was a ball.

do they invariably have the art that a good, homey, family-medicine doctor will have? no. no. i don't take any pride in the fact that we haven't been able to get everybody to have a good bedside manner, but the science is there. and sometimes it's worthwhile to just gird your belt and accept a big academic medical center so you can get the best opinion you can. of course, i want to see diplomas on the wall, and, you know, i want to see that they've been published and all that sort of thing. but, to me, far more important is the doctor's ability to connect with me as a human being. the relationship between doctor and patient-- that human connection-- plays a role in the healing process that sometimes goes beyond degrees and scientific knowledge. marc shiffman: there are 11 residents down here at vario levels of instruction, training, experience, and i try and convey to them how much of a privilege it is to practice medicine, how difficult it is to practice primary care medicine, and how much more difficult it is to practice that in a population that is indigent and a bit more n

dennis: the market will go to a more personal homey pitch and spend more money on viacom networks. 15,000 people. >> that is right but seriously, this upbeat generation, marketers should be marketing to them. they want to consume. dennis: the older marketers are depressed too. thanks for being with us, bob backis. cheryl: home-improvement retailer hiring employees in wisconsin, there's a catch to this story. the jobs are in north dakota. the worker shortage in the booming oil state is so tight that they have to fly 50 employees on a company jet every week to work at this store and they will say in hotels and flown to wisconsin after each four day shift. presently they at 270 stores in 14 states and the unemployment rate of 2.3%. this is a permanent solution for -- as far as we can see. different story on jobs. dennis: i like it. you watch. the irs will try to tax all the stuff they're giving them to help them travel. try to tax the income. cheryl: don't worry, be happy. dennis: gas prices up 30% on average nationwide in the past five years. cheryl: how you feel about paying even mo

lot of the customers and waitresses have stated that everyone know each other and that you do get a homeyf people have been coming here for years and they stated that they do not get this as some of the better restaurants. >> there was one incident dorn black friday at the stone town galleria in san francisco. police a day these were doing their own shopping in the parking lot of them all. kron 4 said there are some reports electronics are a favorite target. >> all of this mid afternoon through golden gate park. police track down this female suspect in his car. >> i was in the backyard and i heard them say you are not going to get away--they picked up one right here. this was just one of the suspects accused of breaking into a car in this parking lot at this mall. they stole and i pass the bill was equipped with a gps. the victim was able to track down and she let the police know. >> i heard them say freeze--and they pull one out from the screen house right here. >> one officer heard his hand and he should be okay. if the people live in this area were so surprised at all this commotion wa

and this guy who had homey ryan romney ryan tattooed on his face. he's a professional wrestler from indiana. he auctioned off a portion of his face on ebay, like you do. >> sure, who wouldn't. >> stephanie: and tattoo romney on his temple after receiving $15,000. disappoint man totally disappointed. >> disappointed! >> stephanie: he told politico, i'm the guy who has egg all over his face, but instead of egg it's a romney-ryan tattoo, and it's there for life. >> i'm disappointed in addition ♪ you are a ♪ an idiot ♪ >> stephanie: oh skeeter skeeter, skeeter it gets better. >> we all just want free stuff. >> you know, i know, we all know a skeeter. obama-derangement syndrome reaches all segments of society. rich and poor, young and old anyone can be a skeeter. sufferers of obama derangement syndrome only have to remember three words. >> it gets better. >> for those unable to distinguish between fantasy and reality, it gets better. >> can i get back on the yahoo comments now. >> give to your local skeeter kiosk, help skeeter. help bubba help karl rove.