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and, dude, i owe you big time. come over one day after work, and i'm opening a bottle of bollinger. it was unethical to offer a gift of champagne, but no hookers. admittedly, barclay's fudged a couple of things to pump their profits. what's the point it was just barclay and the u.k., right? >> here's the point it wasn't just barclay in the u.k. >> all right, angry cluster of teeth. so if it wasn't just barclay in the u.k., who else? >> regulators are looking at more than a dozen other banks, and those include citigroup -- >> so what? so citigroup's an american bank. no big deal. >> it's a big deal. [bleep] >> you can't trust anything in banking. >> i knew i shouldn't have trusted those guys. i am never, ever... >> (cheers and applause). >> i am never getting drunk in the steam room again. >> supervisor avalos: thank you, jeremy. apologies for any remarks that might not have appreciated, but i want to make sure we could actually have some context. this was actually an event that had worldwide significance and certainly was picked up by our news media in the report. as was stated, it

. >> i owe everything to those ears. >> reporter: she married twice and had three children who joinedter commercial. >> hey, are you going to be here tomorrow? >> reporter: in 1987 shooting this reunion movie with avalon, she first felt the symptoms of multiple sclerosis. five years later having trouble walking and fearing some would think she was drunk, funicello went public with the diagnosis. >> people think nothing bad ever happens to me. but i'm no better. i'm no worse than anyone. i'm one of them. >> reporter: m.s. would steal her ability to speak, to walk and lead to her death at 70. annette funicello, always america's sweetheart. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> and that's our broadcast on a monday night as we begin a new week. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com now. >>> good nevening i'm raj matha. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. no more time off in the office. >> it's the latest fallout on our on goin

i owe tonino my life and i do everything, everything except deprive myself of beatrice. [music] she gave me a slap. therefore, she doesn't like me. but my mother used to give me slaps and she loved me. you, young man, where are you going? i'm going to see my sweetheart. she who slapped your face for you. certainly, the very same. and you are going resolved to be reconciled with her and to marry her. excellent. you've guessed it. poor young man, i'm very sorry for you. what's that? you are on the edge of a precipice. i am? oh, if only you knew the real meaning of marriage. marriage is a chain which binds a man fast like a slave to the galleons. - marriage? - marriage. marriage. marriage is a weight, it weighs down your mind. it weighs down your purse, it weighs down your spirit, and it weighs down your body. oh, good heavens. that's terrible. and the woman who seems so beautiful and kind, oh, you'd never believe what she really is. oh, my dear sir. what is she? those eyes so brilliant are two flames of fire come to scorch you and burn you. her eyes, two flames of fire? he

had a successful show that made me a lot a lot of money and so that i can do that and i feel that i owe that to the people i came from to say those things that maybe they can't say because they're afraid they'll be fired or they're afraid even though they will be put in jail or whatever i'm going to do it because why not. well that's why i love you roseanne because you are an artist you're comedian but you use your craft to also really express dairying political statements that are too true and like you just said i mean years later all these things are validated i mean look at m s n b c ten years after the iraq war saying how we were all duped i mean they were part of the duping so it's amazing to see you know as it's mainstream we all know these things now it's easy to come out and say you know what happened we were all sold this war but roseanne weeks ago you tweeted something in love you said failed senate failed congress failed executive branch failed to prove in court people look at this and they agree with you and they say you know this corruption this blatant corruption is why we

well, thank you for the pants, carrie and do i owe you anything? oh, no. ally enjoyed meeting you yesterday and we had a few laughs together and maybe we could, you know go out and have a cup of coffee sometime. listen, carrie i'm very flattered that you'd like to go out with me and you're a beautiful young woman... but? well, it's our ages. how old are you? 22. how old are you? that's not polite. i just don't think it would be appropriate for us to date. how about we just live together? i'm lightening an uncomfortable moment. right, ha-ha, well done. well, i'm sorry, but if you change your mind you know where i am. enjoy your pants. same to you. i only got a second here, but... hello! anyone there? she wanted to go out with you. you didn't have to chase her. you didn't have to harass her. you didn't have to pay her. it was like a miracle. but she's too young. are you following this? you wouldn't understand. you're not dating her? no, i'm not. maybe i can catch her. maybe she's never dated a former professional hockey player. you've never played hockey. it'

but i think i owe him a few hundred dollars more right now. >> they're now following up on stolen property but he still can't get officers to do anything with the information he's gathered. >> they are telling me a victim of crime and everyone else who they can are understaffed we only work regular business hours. we only do what's required of us by the rules and absolutely no more and if you don't like it, talk to your council person. >> reporter: when he heard about it council member told us that's not good enough. >> for you to have to hire your own private investigator, it's, you know, i'm sad to hear that and my apologies go out to the family and individual. it's sad that we've gotten to this state. >> reporter: today i did speak to opd chief of staff sergeant chris bolton, he said if one of his officers failed to follow up on evidence he won't defend it. the department has taken action to improve its follow up. right now he says opd has six dedicated robbery investigators who handle an average of 18 cases each a month. we're live in oakland derrick, ktvu channel 2 news. >> 56 people

i owe you an apology body suit man. streak on.men will excuse me i'm not going to the game today. i'm going to go outside and scalp some tickets. bonus box-- that's got to bring in 40 bucks. no problem. mr. wilhelm, what was that? i wanted to get fired. george, you are looking at the new head scout of the new york mets. ♪ meet the mets meet the mets ♪ ♪ come right out and greet the mets ♪ i don't know what elaine is so upset about. i mean without desiccants those clothes will be noticeably musty in 5 years. she never sees the big picture. [knocking] hello, newman. hello, jerry. what did you say to elaine? i just got her cancellation in the mail. oh, well, i guess she found someplace better to go. well, it's her mistake because she is going to miss the party of a lifetime! well, maybe so but come midnight, when she's looking for someone warm and cuddly to kiss i guess you'll be caught between the moon and new york city. all right. come back to my party... please? jerry, too, of course. you don't want to do your act or anything do y

i don't know if i owe or don't owe. i don't know.er that i don't know. >> that's -- >> file your taxes, everybody. we begin this half-hour with high-level diplomacy over north korea's nuclear threat. >> secretary of state john kerry is in tokyo where he says the u.s. is open to dialogue with the north. abc's bob woodruff has the latest from seoul. >> reporter: for secretary of state john kerry, japan is the last and arguably most tense leg of his asian tour. while he spent some of his time visiting public sites, the bulk of the day was about solving the crisis with north korea. >> the biggest priority is a peaceful resolution to the issues of north korea. >> reporter: kerry's japan visit puts him within the range of a threatened missile test from north korea. a launch that could come at any moment as the north marks its biggest holiday, the birth of founder, kim il-sung. the missile, known as musudan, has never been fired before and the likely trajectory would send it over japan toward the pacific ocean. the u.s. put patriot missile

in california pay the workers an iou is now people are being paid and i use the treasury bills and i owe you it is the definition of monetizing debt it's what the french happened in france leading up to revolution with the acid not what it was just basically debt based currency and of course the after that was the revolution stacy ever thank so much being on the kaiser report thank you all right don't go away much more coming away i'll be speaking with jan squirrel's of the real acid company. couldn't take three. three. three. three. three. old freeboard video for your media project free media oh don carty dot com. that's a meteorite oh. ten tons kowtowed through space towards russia. with the power. of a nuclear bomb. should you open sky full on r.t. . international airport in the very heart of moscow. welcome back to the times report i'm max foster time now to turn to jan scales of the real company general come back to the kaiser report. all right jan your latest newsletter from the real. companies that the biggest most surprising theme you see the real asset market these days is where

i owe restitution for my crimes against society. so it's 44% restitution. o i get like $26 a month. >> cattera and armstrong don't dwell on the families they've left behind. they rarely get visitors. but for some other inmates who are married, kern valley offer s conjugal family visits in a private setting. inmates who meet the prison criteria are entitled to spend one 46-hour visit every three months with their spouse and family in a private, secured facility. >> you can't be a sex offender, you can't have any violent crimes against your family or children. you can't be in the security housing unit or administrative segregation. you can't be a reception center inmate. you can't be on noncontact status. you can't be a condemned inmate. you can't be life without parole. >> ron golden is serving a 22-year sentence for armed robbery and prison staff assaults. four years ago while at another prison, he married hope golden, a woman he'd known since he was a teenager. he's been at kern valley for just a few months. >> we were corresponding from '98 to 2001, and we

. >> the diplomat had run to the indonesian consulate and said i will pay her what i owe her here in nsulate on the condition that i see her ticket going back to indonesia and that she does not speak to anyone. so i thought, well, i don't think that's acceptable. that's basically a form of blackmail. >> if you're a diplomat and you do have diplomatic immunity, there's very little the u.s. government can do to criminally prosecute you or get forms of recovery. >> cindy liou says workers like lily routinely suffer extreme abuse if their employers happen to be a diplomat. because special circumstances shield them from any kind of u.s. prosecution. it's diplomatic immunity. it means that high-ranking foreign diplomats who work inside the united states cannot be arrested or prosecuted for criminal activity. as incredible as it sounds, some diplomats have gotten away with rape and murder in the united states. >> a lot of these diplomats are really powerful people in the country that they're from, and a lot of our clients still have family members in that country. unless you can secure the s

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. >> in the early 1990s, i owed billions of dollars. and the markets have totally crashed. t it used to be worth and i was stuck with billions of dollars of debt. today he's estimated to be worth 3.1 billion. and now he wants to come to the rescue of our lottery winners to make sure they don't lose all their money. >> let me start off first with sandra. >> trump has already done some of his homework. he immediately zeros in on sandra. >> so sandra, how much did you invest and how much is it worth today. >> well, actually i invested approximately 6 million, and now it's a little under 4 million today. >> sandra, we are going to speak. i don't like that. >> me either. >> that's not great. so you said four. >> yes. >> but i know you already, sandra. it's less. >> what is it really? >> 3.5, correct. >> trump's already worried about sandra's track record, especially since she wants to take another chunk of her fortune to start her own company. charles is her fiance. >> charles, do you think she has what it takes to succeed as a businesswoman? >> of course. >> you better say that,

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. >> i owe it to my son, jesse to speak up. i'm his voice. i feel if i didn't, i would be letting jesse down. >> john: for more, i'm pleased to be joined by emily. her son gabe, was a staffer for former congresswoman gabrielle giffords and was one of the six people tragically killed during the 2011 attack at a tucson shopping center where giffords and 11 others were wounded. mrs. giffords, thank you for your time. it is a pleasure to have you. >> thank you for having me. >> john: what a pleasure. i understand you're planning to meet with arizona senator jeff flake, tomorrow. what is the senator's position on the pending gun legislation and what do you plan to say? >> my understanding is that although he has concerns about the legislation that he does believe that there needs to be a vote. i really hope that's the case and so i'll be trying to find out about that. i'm pleased senator mccain has taken the lead on oppose a filibuster as well. >> john: i am, as well. were you surprised by that? >> no, i'm not surprised. he has supported background

when i'm here, i feel like i owe them 150% every time i'm here. and as a result of that, i feel like i have burnt-out. i have treated this like a sprint and not a marathon. >> reporter: in fact, two of the three teachers i interviewed will leave oakland after the school year. the third teacher is on the fenc the district is well aware of the problem. >> you get in a cycle where you're constantly placing new teachers. those teachers leave after a couple of years. and it creates a lack of stability at the school. and i think that is something that does undermine academic progress to a certain extent. >> reporter: and students say that's why some kids act out and disrespect their teachers. >> you can't trust them. >> no. >> reporter: why? >> because they new. >> reporter: they new? >> yes. >> reporter: you can't build relationship with them? >> you could but -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: this fight happened a few months ago and the school isn't denying a more recent event. a student says his classmate started what he called a riot in a classroom.

>> because i owe the jail money. >> exactly! taking money from us, from metro government. >> how?! >> because that money would come. if you put it on your books, that would go to your booking fees you owe. >> booking fees is bull[bleep] anyway! i got to give you $35 to lock me up?! >> absolutely. you know how much it costs a day to incarcerate somebody? >> i'm paying you to lock me up. i didn't ask -- >> you ain't paying me. you're paying tax dollars. >> you just said i'm taking money from y'all. >> you're taking from metro government. i work for metro government. >> so i got to pay the government for them to lock me up? >> yeah, 'cause the government has to pay for your housing. it has to pay for these bills. >> no, i'm not going to bull county. >> you got to pay $25 a day to be incarcerated. >> that's bull[bleep] though is what i'm saying. you're charging me to be locked up. i didn't ask to be locked up. >> we're not charging you. >> i didn't say, "come lock me up." >> taxpayers voted that, all right? >> i didn't say, "come lo

i this óww]w]w]ww=oioiooçoç.[cheers a] >> jon: welcome back. guest tonight he was the 39th president of these united states. he is here to discuss how his nonprofit organization the carter center has nearly eradicated the guinea worth disease. please welcome back to the program president jimmy carter. how are you, sir? nice to see you. >> good to be back. >> jon: here is what i didn't realize. okay, so you have this thing that you start in 1986. >> right. >> jon: the carter center. they say this guinea worm is a problem. i can't do it justice. >> if you drink out a water hose it builds up during the rainy season and stays dry. you drink the guinea worm eggs and in a year's time it grows into a worm 30 inches long and stays inside your skin ep dermis and takes a sore. it emerges. takes 30 days to cowment and destroys muscle tish grew. >> jon: and terrible pain. >> almost indecember scribable pain. >> jon: your people sent me a dead guinea worm. >> i bet -- i'm glad it's dead, yeah. >> jon: this is what it looks like. that is the thing that comes

i really owe you one. no problem. me to a comedy club-- whatever. i might take you up on that. here's my address and number... and really thanks again. you better zip up. i couldn't get the top on the convertible up. but it's cold out. wait till we get on the expressway. i've been sick all week. elaine was, too. 80 miles an hour 40-degree temperature for 50 minutes. do the math. maybe i will get out. let me stop off at the drugstore first. ok. meet me there in 15 minutes, then we'll go do something. yeah, selwyn's. ok, bye. [knock on door] who is it? mr. pocatillo! who? you don't recognize my voice? jerry baby! do i know you? this comedy's really frying your brain. i'm sorry, uh-- this is the kind of lasting impression i make on people. oh, ok. remember what you said? well, i'm in the city! you certainly are. what's going on? my lift back to the island won't be ready until 11:00. i figured i'd see what it's like to hang out with someone in show business. i'm really sorry. i'm meeting a friend. oh, come on. you can make

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