we have chet playing his horn, just playing his horn, kind of a bluesy jazz thing. that's supposed to speak to where else at that moment at the end of the play. as i watched it, i thought of some stuff we cut before. he used to say simple things. i come into your house, you come into mine. trust, that's all, just a little trust. i thought that would work really well. but i sort of brought it up and everyone was saying, no, if -- the music seems to say it all. i thought, well, that's right. if the music can say it without any words, then that's what we should go with. so that's a moment where hopefully if you have lined everything up correctly, at that moment that chet pulls out his or not after he's a blow out with earl and everyone, he pulls out this horn and it's the first time he plays, it's whatever he feels at that moment and sums up where he's at at the end of the play. that's what we tried today. the tricky thing is it's a built of a stretch of reality. ever have a character in theater ever pick up a horn and play who is not a horn player? unless you do it ri

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and a guy sets up a surprise for his roommate because the old air horn prank never gets old. >>> police have set up a road block in hopes of catching jeremiah elvin johnson. currently they're in a high speed chase. when police tried to pull over johnson in his volkswagen for an on cured license plate, he took off at speeds of over 110 miles per hour. at that point police cars could not keep up with him any longer. here they have stop sticks set up and a police car blocking the road. watch what happens. [ bleep ] >> oh! >> what? >> there's a horrible impact. the cop car disappears from frame. police believe jeremiah elvin johnson struck that patrol car at about 130 miles per hour. separating the engine from the patrol car and sending it a block down the street. >> no one was in the car, though, right? the patrolmen were out.

(horn blowing) what? what? i need to go to sleep! oh, right. (yawns) i'm not sure, bug. i know that much. hmm. snug... bug... ug. so, it's something that rhymes with "ug." that's what i need. hmm. okay, frog, so... what's the "ug" word? i can't think of it. maybe a mug of hot chocolate will help me remember. yeah, maybe... what?! w-w-what did you say? i said maybe a mug of... that's it-- mug! yes. you're right. "mug" rhymes with "bug" and "snug." snug as a bug in a mug. (laughing) let's find out. mmm... ug. (clinking) kids: mug! mug? well? umm... i don't feel very snug in this mug. it's cold and-and hard. (sighs) nope. that's not it. (yawns) well maybe bear will remember that "ug" word. narrator: like everyone else in word world, bear was sleeping. (snoring softly) bear? (snoring softly) (gasps) she's asleep. yup. you're right, frog. she's asleep. hey! oh-ho-ho, but look she forgot to turn off the light. frog: bug, no! that's her night-light. ah! who turned out the light? whoopsie-daisy. frog? bug? what are you two doing here? well, the thing is frog couldn't sleep, so w

did the sound effects for zero dark thirty ♪ ♪ check 'em out [ horse whinnying ] [ boing ] [ clown horn out of your chairs and wave your arms like you just don't care ♪ ♪ when you see us you'll stop and stare because we got long stringy flaccid hair ♪ [ boing ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: give it up for the sound editing guys who tied at the oscars! [ cheers and applause ] congratulations. congratulations. all right. all right. take care, guys. take care, guys. congratulations. [ light laughter ] all right. all right. all right. thank you, very -- [ cheers and applause ] that's unbelievable. hey, guys, here's some celebrity news. mel b from the spice girls is replacing sharon osbourne as a judge on "america's got talent." or as the pope put it, "there goes my plan 'a.'" [ laughter ] check this out, last week, taylor swift attended the same awards ceremony as her ex-boyfriend, harry styles. which raises the question, where isn't she going to run into one of her exes? "wow, my first trip to outer space. oh, hi, e.t." [ laughter ] and finally, the company that owns olive garden annou

. >> he got a rhino horn. >> we've got the helmet, penis helmet, everything is really covered. >> i loveis dedication to save the rhinos. putting himself out there. >> in the nude. >> and bringing awareness, this is fun. >> imagine having your very own wonderland, your magical world that you can go to whenever you're feeling ill to forget all your troubles. it's called the woodland wiggle and it's at the royal london hospital. and there it is. it's a ginormous world. almost alice and wonderland-ish. >> can you get in the chair? can you climb into the giant chair? >> can you go if you're a grown-up? >> yeah, you can go. probably wouldn't have as much fun as the kids are having. but check this particular part out. this is an interactive game. displayed on a television the size of a room. as you can see here, the kids can interact in this world. >> so this is inside a hospital. so are all of these kids there at the hospital because they have to be? >> a lot of kids that are using this facility are sick, with some sort of health issue. but the good thing about how this woodland wiggle was cr

the officers say the great horned owl appears to be in good shape. no injuries. eyes are amazing. >> just great. >>> thanks for watching the news at noon. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> eric: well, uh... where did that come from? >> taylor: if you did that out of pity... >> eric: no, why would i pity you? >> taylor: because you know i've been going through a difficult time and it would be just like the sensitive, caring man you are to kiss me and reach out to me, to comfort me, and i don't want to misinterpret that. >> eric: i wouldn't kiss you if i didn't want to. >> taylor: to be fair, it's debatable who kissed whom. >> eric: yeah, well, either way it was terrific. it was wonderful. i hope you feel the same way. >> taylor: i do. >> liam: so, what's the status on that mobile app update? >> tech says it'll be ready tomorrow. >> liam: okay, stay on them about that, 'cause i want that ready as soon as possible, but without any bugs. what else? >> the final edit on the "are newspapers still relevant?" piece is ready to view. >> liam: w

(horn blaring) will you guys just let me drive? fine, fine. drive.en's your, uh... when's your fiancée back in town? next week. so her dad's out of the hospital? yep. they gave him his new hip and sent him home. so, he had a bad hip? no, alan, he has a bad tooth, but he went to the wrong doctor. you don't have to be snide. you don't have to ask dumb-ass questions. he didn't ask me anything.

with israel well we have to see what it means to lock horns i don't think he'll go ahead with the direct military conventional army warfare but that being said he might use other means for example we don't know what trick syria does have up at slieve for now i don't believe that there will be all out military warfare although we have to remember that husband law is one of syria's allies iran is also one of syria's allies and it's important to note here that the the head of the supreme national security council the iranian supreme national security council side really as we can see on your screen is currently in syria so not respond directly with a direct you know conventional army to conventional army warfare but there might be other means used targeting for example certain israeli officials stirring the trouble for years well in general and i think that that's something which syria is an expert of doing syria has. and also on the his father has been a source of concern for a very long time for the israeli side and i think that's why the israelis are so keen on having to see or seeing ba

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port of call horn means that they're about to dock. >> there it is.s a sound that many family members have waited for. >> i'm sorry, martin. >> very joyful noise as the carnival triumph came into port. i remember hearing that horn. everyone stopped dead and turned and watched it arrive. the ship is right behind me. people have been coming off the gangway. it has been very smooth so far from everything we've heard, it's gone floor by floor from bottom to top. this of course, was not the triumph's intended destination but a fire on sunday left the ship almost dead in the water. the main power was gone. toilets did not work. hallways is became open sewers. it was a nightmare cruise but tonight there is cheering because the nightmare is over. passengers are streaming on shore. they've been piling on to buses which have been leaving bus after bus after bussing heading to hotels, galveston, new orleans. we've seen remarkable reunions. we've heard passengers offer praise for ship mates and crew members. we've spoken passengers describing primitive conditions

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>> you know, would say my horns are not as sharp as they typically are. i've been on here a lot and been positive even while things didn't look so good. when it gets a little bit overheated i would say, yeah, i'm a little bit less sharp of horns. but the end result is i still think the value is there on the stock side. i would say, tilt yourself to probably a little less aggressive kind of names at the moment but for those that are still waiting on the sidelines, i don't think this should necessarily get in the way of entering into some sort of program to get involved. liz: lance, bill just use ad good word, overheated. do you see this market is overheated? when you look at the year charts, they look fabulous certainly. but, yet it doesn't feel like it is totally overheated. maybe i'm wrong. where do you see it? >> last time i was talking with you, liz, it was probably back in august. we were talking about going into the end of the year we would have a correction. that was because at that time all of our indicators on a weekly basis were extremely stretch

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i remember hearing that horn, everyone stopped dead and watched that. people have been coming off the gang way. it's been very smooth so far from everything we have heard. it's gone floor by floor, from bottom to top. this, of course, was not the triumph's intended destination, but a fire on sunday left the ship almost dead in the water. main power was gone. toilets did not work. hallways became open sewers. it was truly a nightmare cruise. tonight, there is cheering. literally, fizzily cheering because the nightmare is over. passengers are screaming onshore, piling onto the buses, leaving bus after bus after bus, heading to hotels, heading to galveston, heading to new orleans. we have seen remarkable reunions. we have heard passengers offer praise for their ship mates and crew members. we have also spoken to passengers describing primitive conditions. >> it was tent city. you remember what superdome looked like in katrina? that's what the deck looked like. they asked us to take them all down when the helicopters started making deliveries. so we did tha

. ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern.ne line, infinite possibilities. neil: tax hikes kicking in. whole foods trying to pump up business by bringing prices down. they say that they are trying to reach a broader market. good to have our next test. >> afternoon, neil. neil: as a whole foods market fan, one thing i would argue is that yes we do pay a little bit more for your stuff. do you lose a little bit of your cachet in the products you sell, and in a way, giving in to these economic forces. your inner self? >> well, that's a fair question. we have been quality friends for years. what we're talking about is keeping in perspective the same strategy that we have talked about on the last six or eight quarters, the headroom in the bandwidth to continue to invest in prices we need to does the competition dictate. it's the refining and adjusting as a marketplace dictate. neil: i'm wondering in the process about a thing about our economy right now. whether or not -- it's pretty sad on what folks are willing to pay or not pay. w

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two women are are in a hurry to catch up to that trolley that you see up ahead and -- >> oh, geez. [ horn beeps ] >> coming, the car hit this woman. you can tell she hit the hood of this car and the windshield really hard. >> even if this guy tried to stop, he was going to slide on the snow anyways. >> amazing, eve after a few seconds after the car being still. see that woman? >> get up and get on the trolley? >> yep. she just gets up like nothing happen and makes her way on to the trolley. >>> you guys probably remember this video that i brought you yesterday of little 3-year-old lucy, an adorable little girl in a wheelchair at the st. louis international airport security, where tsa, according to the mother and poster of this video, said they wanted to pat this little girl down after going through security. it held the family up for nearly 30 minutes. we spoke to lucy's father. he said it was an embarrassing scene. ultimately they did not pat lucy down. we actually have an update on this story. the tsa has released a statement. this is what they had to say. tsa regrets inaccurate guidanc

[horn] ♪ and flick the jiggermawhizzer! [boing] [horn] [pop] ♪ isn't this fun? yahooooo! not going anywhere 'till you've been groomed. aww, maaaa. do i have to? yes. grooming? what's that? grooming means keeping yourself clean and neat. i don't need grooming. when you live in a bath you're always clean! come on. - aw! [monkey sounds] you too. - us? who else? ♪ what exactly are you looking for? bugs! yuk! grooming is a good way to keep clean and free of bugs! my mom likes me to stay clean too. only... i use shampoo. (giggle) this is way more fun! right and we all get to spend 'family' time together too! nope. no. nothing. wait a minute! huh? - no. false alarm. (giggles) cat! (giggles) - all clear. no bugs here. but what about you cat? you haven't been groomed. you say i need grooming? what shall i do? i've got it! i'll whistle up thing one and thing two! [whistles] ♪ hello! hmm. [laughs] i wondered what happened to rubber ducky. [laughing] whoa! ah-ha! ♪ thanks guys. i knew i had an itch there somewhere. ummmm. all done here. whoohoo! - swing time! yeah. let's go find some

(train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. >>. >> bret: finally tonight. some anchors go through local news. i did that. you learn a lot station to station. one thing is not to do and this one of them. ♪ ♪ >> our coverage part of the telegraph herald looked at the debate over childhood vaccination. >> we interviewed a mother. she is against vaccination. >> scary. [ laughter ] >> for more on this story check out the edition of the telegraph. >> bret: thanks everybody. that is it for this special report. fair and balanced and unafraid. >> shep: this the s the fox report. another blizzard in the midsection and this one is crushing records. plus italy jebh austerity and creates political gridlock and our stocks, the civil trial begins for bp. one lawyer says the oil giant was more focused on profit than safety and it's negligence triggered catastrophe. >> developing now what is shaping up to be one of the biggest economic and environmental disasters this nation has ever seen. >> from up above you

the festivities began days ago with people driving around carrying the new flag, honking their horns. we expect a very big party your. undoubtedly, people have concerns. there are a lot of divisions in post-conflict libya. one is holding a national dialogue of reconciliation. there's still no transition. the armed groups remain more artful than the government. they say they are on a more powerful than a toothless tiger. celebratehe time to freedom and this is what they're going on to do. live are from the tripoli, thank you, dana. one-year since the shutdown in south sudan. of kosovothe capital where the and young best country is celebrating their fifth anniversary of their self- declared independence. >> here's a look at the international forecast. plenty of showers across australia. some showersees affecting the east coast of queensland over the next few days. that certainly has the potential to bring some flooding gulfl the way down to the coast. 23 degrees celsius. no. when picking up the temperature once again in mel boring to about 35 degrees. 27 for perth. staying dry and prett

david iron horn called the company out for the bailout of cash. apple said it's consider the proposal of shares. they could build a stack of dollar bills. 9,000 miles high. they could foot the country's education bill for two years. they could give every apple employee a $1.7 million bonus. or better yet, give every american a check for $437. >>> back to the real world where hewlett-packard is following in apple's footsteps and posing new limits on the students and temporary workers in their china factory. >>> and bank of america got in on this, winter storm. >>> and the blue brew is bringing it back to the singer aisle with justin timber lack. >>> and if david beckham hasn't claimed he did all the stunts for his new h & m underwear commercial, we wouldn't have to show it to you. but he did say he liked getting to do all the stunts. he said bloggers have been poring over the 30-second spot. and the verdict is becs did include use a body double. >>> check this out. a two-lane plow. plus, no snowstorm can stop the madness of the most pampered and pr

did a blind go on the coast goes it's bumpy, it dips out, bump, bump, that's the horn of africa.ow do you do it? >> if you were looking for gold and silk, you went around and navigated and found out the shape of the country. >> stephen: you literally remember everything? >> absolutely wrote them down on maps. he did the great library of alexandria and their maps maps e compli caifltd with those maps could you build an accurate view of the world. >> stephen: do you have a favorite map? >> it's of london, where i'm from, and it has the t had, ames running through it, handmade about six years ago. all sorts of areas of london and one red blog which is wealthy and the rest of the map is written: losers. [laughter] >> stephen: can you get me a copy of that? >> i sure can. >> stephen: thank you so much for joining me. simon garfield "on the

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. >> the horn sounded as they finally pulled into the port. >> there is a were on the floors. we are peeing and pooping in buckets. >> the hallways were soaked and littered with plastic bags filled with human late -- human waste. an atm was ripped from the wall. dozens were desperate for a cell phone charge. as the ship emerged in, there were signs of frustration and fear on board and another problem. a tow line connected to one of the tugboats and it suddenly snapped. >> we had to replace that a line. line. old-line -- twow >> tell us the truth. we have not heard anything truthful yet, to my knowledge. >> once these people start seeing lands, i might jump in the water. forget this place. i am out of here. >> that might be the quickest way home. even after the ship docked, it is going to take time for passengers to get back on try land. -- dry land. >> it could take four hours. >> no doubt worth the wait. it has been the longest and most difficult trip of their lives. >> some people are really happy to see ground again. >> a crippling injury is not slowing down one buffalo wom

i kind of like toot my own horn and do it my own way.s, so to peek, i will continue to do it that way >> it's a huge tease to those who are watching us on tv, we're going to invite the others to come back and cut into these and say good-bye here on mosaic. diversified diversified dived diversified >>> welcome to bay sunday, i'm your host. another great show for you this sunday morning what to eat as you're on the run. finding your inner voice and a comeback story that is now a best-selling book. if you would like to connect, go to cbsfs.com and we'll get you links to facebook, quitter, the works. they decided to blaze their own trail in life, started a family and now a motivational speaker to live the life they want to. it's entitled redefining your life how are you? >> it's great to be here. >> nice to have you here. we're talking about the story. here you are in the band, you came out with broken lady, things are going great and you're like, i'm out of here >> it's the way it happened. i got married. i god married and it changed my per

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