, but when it's dark i get scared and i don't want to sleep. l: build a word! (funky dance music playing) ♪ it's time to build a word ♪ ♪ let's build it, let's build it now. ♪ frog: night. bear: light. kids: nightlight! ♪ yeah, we just built a word ♪ ♪ we built it, we built it! ♪ wow! i get it! night... light. when you put them together you get "nightlight." oh, just enough light so i won't get scared of the dark. but not so much that you can't sleep. narrator: good night, wordfriends. (dog howls) and everyone had sweet dreams, especially bear. the end. announcer: come join the wordfriends for more wordplay adventures at pbskids.org. hi there. dash here! i've got a great dancing game for you at pbskids.org. let's dance along. ♪ come on, it's time to dance ♪ ♪ get on your feet and dance ♪ ♪ it's a dance party ♪ ♪ dance, dance party ♪ ♪ it's a dance party ♪ ♪ dash's dance party ♪ are you ready? now dance along to my song! ♪ clap on my count 1, 2, 3 4, 5, 6 ♪ ♪ wave on my count, 1, 2, 3, 4 5, 6 ♪ ♪ shake on my count 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ♪ ♪ stomp on my

and i sleep pierced and crowned by my tomorrow. i dream the earth's heart is greater than its mouth, more clear than its mirrors, and i was lost in a white cloud that carried me up high as if i were a hupo and the wind itself my wings. at dawn, the call of the night guard woke me from my dream, from my language. you will live another death, so revise your last will. the hour of execution is postponed again. i asked, until when? he said, wait till you have died some more. i said, i possess nothing, so nothing can possess me, and have written my will in my own blood. oh, inhabitant of my song, trust in water. this last poem has an epigraph, the cypress is the shadow of the tree and not the tree itself, and has no shadow because it is the tree's shadow. the cypress is in pieces like a shattered minaret. it's asleep in the road in its own aesthetic shadows, green and dark, just like it is. no one has been harmed. cars pass by, speeding over its branches, rising dust settling on their windows. the cypress is in pieces, but the dove that

i think it is part and parcel to sleep walking. i sleep walk all the time. it is never anything that is an actual thing. it is like i will wake up and it will be a couple of th's and maybe some p's and a smiley face here or there depending on my half asleep mood. this is a thing. >> it is because are you stoned. >> x-nay on the pot-ay. kids don't do drugs. >> go to fox news.com/red eye. >>> coming up tomorrow on the next "red eye" returns from kurt loader and criminal defense attorney remi spencer. tom had to split because he had a gig. i am doing post game wrap up. i believe this may be a "red eye" first. >> boo. >> john, you double -- i have done pre game when i hosted before. but i don't think i have done post game when i hosted before. >> that's weird because we generally look at you on the screen when you are doing post game. >> yes. >> but here you are sitting with us. >> i but i can still stile 8 john what is going on and then give an answer. >> it is not the same. >> come down to texas and visit and you can get a hat. >> this is your last "red eye" f

i have done this before. it is part and parcel to sleep walking. i sleep all the time.r anything that is an actual thing. there is a smiley face here and there. i think this is a thing. >> because you are stoned like gavin said. >> xnay-on the pot-ay. kids, don't do drugs. >> go to fox news.com/red eye.

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i have done this before. it is part and parcel to sleep walking. i sleep all the time. $never anything that is an actual thing. there is a smiley face here and there. i think this is a thing. >> because you are stoned like gavin said. >> xnay-on the pot-ay. kids, don't do drugs. >> go to fox news.com/red eye. >>> coming up tomorrow on the next "red eye" return appearances from kurt loder and remi spencer. >> tom had to split because he had a gig. i am doing post game wrap up in the studio. i think this is a "red eye" first. >> boo. >> i have done pre game when i hosted before. but i don't think i have done post game when i hosted before. >> it is weird because we generally look at you on the screen when you are doing post game. >> yes. >> amazing. >> but here are you sitting with us. >> but i can say, john, what is going on? and you can give an answer. >> it is not the same. >> i know. >> i am moving to texas. come down to texas and visit and you can get a hat. >> this is your last "red eye" >>r a longtime.

i think it is part and parcel to sleep walking. i sleep walk all the time. it is never anything that is an actual thing. it is like i will wake up and it will be a couple of th's and maybe some p's and a smiley face here or there depending on my half asleep mood. this is a thing. >> it is because are you stoned. >> x-nay on the pot-ay. kids don't do drugs. >> go to fox news.com/red eye.

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i just go. [snickering quietly] they're still sleeping. how can i get it done. i should have brought a big bag or something like that. any way i just put his head - and then then stash him in my kimono. i can't get in front of them. easy. this is a big hour. my next victim. [snickering quietly] next. bet i capture 150. my body is full of many herring. [laughing] where is my robe. it's missing. a temple god must have taken my ladder away. the man started pacing back and forth wondering how to get down. so, the sunlight made one of the birds wake up. bird:i can't breathe. so i must be catching a bad cold. i drank too much, saki rice wine last night. was a little tipsy. i don't remember. any way. think can't move. someone is leaning on me so who is it. my cousin. my brother. we've been got by a hunter. hey! my cousin, wake up. no. not a good morning. we've been caught by a hunter. pass the word but be quiet okay. okay. wake up, wake up, wake up. wake up. wake up. wake up. wake up. wake up. wake up. hey! did you wake up? we've been caught by a hunter. right. i got a

i sleep with my 9 millimeter under my bed. i woke up to close the sliding door and heard a noise in the bathroom. was scared and didn't switch on the light. i got my gun and moved towards the bathroom. i screamed at the intruder because i did not have my legs on, i felt vulnerable. i fired shots through the bathroom door and told reeva to call police. i walked back to the bed and realized reeva was not in bed. then it dawned on me, it could be her in there. i kicked the door open, called paramedics and complex security. i tried to carry her downstairs for help. i tried to help her but she died in my arms. i am mortified. with the benefit of hindsight i realize that reeva went to the bathroom when i went to close the balcony door. i trust the south african legal system and the facts will show that i did not murder reeva. i believe the forensics evidence will prove what i am saying. i used a cricket bat to break open the toilet door. i am an international sports star. i will not evade my trial. after the shooting i did not flee t

but i sleep well at night. i'm not waiting for bruce willis to come in is and rescue me quite yet. >> we've all seen the movie. doctor, thank you so much. we appreciate you joining us. great stuff. >> thank you. >>> a woman suspected in wednesday's murder of the 94- year-old man faced a judge on unrelated charges today. her name is marie maybelle johnson. she is 45 years old, charged in the grand larceny of that old man's home, which happened several months ago. surae chinn is at the house where it is still roped off as a crime scene. >> reporter: 87 p-year-old bach receiving heartfelt condolences from strangers this afternoon. her second husband was killed two days ago. the couple married late in life, eloping to vegas 12 years ago. she was 75, he, 82. >> i guess i'm getting worse with the time that's going on. and i have not seen my husband. i don't know where he is. >> reporter: elmer who everyone knew as joe was a world war ii purple heart recipient. his stepson who does not want to be identified is dumbfou

and i urge you to do the same. >> kimberly: i sleep like a geisha. >> bob: what did you just say? all over the place? suggesting that television images do not hurt children? >> greg: tv cliches hurt people more than tv violence. >> bob: like to cliche -- >> greg: is there anything you see op tv that you see is a cliche that isn't true? >> bob: i don't watch tv. football. >> greg: he came to play. there is a cliche. >> dana: it's true about the dad. hardworking normal dad who leaves at 7:30 and comes home at 6:00, he's a square nerd that is probably conservative. >> bob: that is probably true. but study after study after study knows -- i know you don't think research is important. but the kids -- >> greg: i'm the one that reads the research. >> bob: a lot of kids who watch television under the age of six who watch average of four hours a day have problems when they get older. >> kimberly: bob, where are you getting this from? the beckel almanac. >> bob: it's from the research. you want to see it right here. >> greg: we were talking about watching like action tv shows and boring stuf

i have to sleep with another person. i want to sleep by myself and i want to have my own bedroom. >> hong kong has 200,000 people packed into each square kilometer. living space is at an absolute premium. rich chinese speculated have sent housing prices soaring. since 2008, they have almost doubled. food prices have risen, too. one in six people here is living in poverty. hong kong's new chief executive has made some big promises. he wants to build more affordable housing, but with more than 200,000 people needing new homes, it will be almost impossible to meet everyone's needs. >> in berlin, friday was the first full day of the berlinale, the berlin film festival and start of the competition. 19 films are vying for the coveted golden bear for best movie. today, jury members and film fans saw hollywood star matt damon in the country -- controversial entry "promised land" environmental thriller about the practice of fracking. >> he stars as a salesman persuading inhabitants of a small town to opt for natural gas. the gritt

i know the past few nights it's been anything but a good night's sleep. >> i plan on sleeping in as late as i can and then i'll hit the road back to ingleten. >> all right. >> i think we lost her or -- maybe she drifted off. >> i'm still here. can you hear me? >> sorry. we got you now. we got you, yeah. >> we're going to let you know because we know you have been through a lot. we're going to pull some others into the conversation. thanks very much. get plenty of rest. >> i thank you so much. you guys are doing a great job covering all of this. >> thanks. >> thank you. and joining us now on the phone, trey and kendall love on the bus to new orleans. we were talking to trey and kendall earlier. pretty amazed at your fortitude, that you were able to get on the bus and head to new orleans. and you just heard donna. she had her shower and is in her bed. where are you right now? >> we're on the interstate headed to new orleans. >> going home! >> how is that bus trip going? >> it's pretty smooth. everybody is relaxed. we're watching you guys now. so nice to have a working tv in front of us. >>

when he is home, i sleep great. but he travels sometimes, so not so great when he is not there. someone to talk to. i think communication is kept my health great. let's talk to our producer. >> i lost 25 pounds. i'm off ply blood pressure meds. it has been good no me. >> reporter: let's go to the expert. >> if you are happily married, you are better off health-wise. >> reporter: echoing the results of a 10-year study that finds being single increased the risk of heart attack but being married especially among middle-aged couples lowers the risk of dying from a cardiac event. why? it likely comes down to companionship. >> we have someone who can give you good advice about health- related issues. someone that would maybe encourage you to seek medical advice that you might otherwise not seek. >> reporter: on the flip side, dr. david points out being in a bad relationship can take a toll. >> if you are in a bad marriage, you tend to be more overweight, less exercise, develop poor dietary habits and at a higher risk for having a cardiac event. >> reporter: there have been several stud

come on back. [ gwen ] i used to sleep on the tour bus between shows. but that doesn't happen much anymore. the creative process never stops. and songwriting is so hard, but i love it. these days, i guess i just don't want to miss a thing. [ laughs ] i miss you guys. that's me. and this is my windows phone. [ male announcer ] now get a windows phone 8x by htc for just $99.99 at verizon. you ready? [ female announcer ] second kid by their second kid, every mom is an expert and more likely to choose luvs. after thousands of diaper changes, ey know what works. luvs lock away wetness better than huggies for a fraction of the cost live, learn, & get luvs. for a fraction of the cost go olive garden's three course italian dinner. just $12.95. choose one of five new entrees like penne di mare with shrimp. plus soup or salad and finish with dessert. 3 courses, just $12.95! go olive garden! but what's even more surprising is that brushing alone isn't enough to keep it clean. fortunately, you've got listerine®. unlike brushing which misses 75% of your mouth, lister

. >> people wonder how i sleep at night. baby. >> and john basso, who is the owner of the heart attack grill, joins me now from las vegas. thanks, sir, for joining us. your friend, john almond, i sense you were close to. he died. he had a heart attack. he was a spokesman for the restaurant. how did you -- did you feel at all responsible for that? >> i feel absolutely responsible. anyone who were putting burgers in his mouth on a daily basis should feel responsible. now, granted, we would warn him continuously. we would say, hey, john, those burgers are going to kill you. he would laugh it off. but john, if he did have the ability to be hearing us right now, would simply say one thing. i won't trade the experience for anything. because the experience his last year-and-a-half of his life was a fun one. any weight that he would have gained -- by the way, he didn't. he remained about 180 pounds the entire time. but the diet that he underwent certainly wasn't good for him. >> you also give away these burgers for free, if my under

. >> people wonder how i sleep at night. baby. >> and john basso, who is the owner of the heart attack grill, joins me now from las vegas. thanks, sir, for joining us. your friend, john almond, i sense you were close to. he died. he had a heart attack. he was a spokesman for the restaurant. how did you -- did you feel at all responsible for that? >> i feel absolutely responsible. anyone who were putting burgers in his mouth on a daily basis should feel responsible. now, granted, we would warn him continuously. we would say, hey, john, those burgers are going to kill you. he would laugh it off. but john, if he did havehe ability to be hearing us right now, would simply say one thing. i won't trade the experience for anything. because the experience his last year-and-a-half of his life was a fun one. any weight that he would have gained -- by the way, he didn't. he remained about 180 pounds the entire time. but the diet that he underwent certainly wasn't good for him. >> you also give away these burgers for free, if my underst

i don't know. >> you don't sleep back there? there are beds with people's stuff there. >> maybe for a rest or to take a nap. >> health inspector walsh says hidden rooms with beds have been discovered in numerous parlors along with other telltale signs that indicate trafficked women. >> there's a lot of food in the refrigerator, you know, like there to feed like 10, 15 people over say like a month period of time. there are a lot of signs, a lot lingerie, thongs, g-strings. >> after 20 years on the job, massage parlor owners suspected of using trafficked girls have a tough job sweet-talking inspector ed walsh. >> hi. >> hi. >> health department. massage? >> no. >> no massage? how come you have the sign still? >> time and time again, he encounters the pain and suffering of trafficked women firsthand and has little patience for those who prey on the vulnerable. >> this is a massage establishment operating without a health permit. two months ago, we closed it down and now they've re-opened. >> but she says they're not. >> well, there

i couldn't sleep. come over here and tell me how your exams went. u get your grades? they'll mail them to me in january. i could go over to school this week and find out sooner. i hope i have the strength for one more. you deserve a special treat. hmm, chocolates. caramel. mine, too. you had a phone call. who was it? alberto. he wants you to call him. it's important. you going to call? 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

i won't sleep. i went and worked out. o work out again tonight, try and get as tired as possible, try to get some sleep. i haven't been sleeping the past week, week and a half. too nervous about it. >>> still ahead, haley's home free. kinslow is back in touch with his heritage. >> you have so little in prison. the spiritual becomes, actually important. sometimes what we suffer from is bigger than we think ... like the flu. with aches, fever and chills- the flu's a really big deal. so why treat it like it's a little cold? there's something that works differently than over-the-counter remedies. prescription tamiflu attacks the flu virus at its source. so don't wait. call your doctor right away. tamiflu is prescription medicine for treating the flu in adults and children one year and older whose flu symptoms started within the last two days. before taking tamiflu tell your doctor if you're pregnant, nursing. have serious health conditions, or take other medicines. if you develop an allergic reaction, a severe rash, or signs o

deprivation and i don't mean sleep deprivation for forty eight hours i mean sleep deprivation for something like two weeks with no sleep with heavy metal music blasting into your cell. you actually lose your mind with that kind of sleep deprivation and some of these prisoners got to the point where they were unable to participate in their own defenses because they couldn't think straight for the lack of sleep another one was what was called the cold so they would put a prisoner into a cell that was chilled to fifty or fifty five degrees and then throw ice water on them every hour to just terrible treatment and to what end i'm there's no evidence that that any of these techniques ever resulted in actionable. teligent intelligence that that led to the disruption of a terrorist attack no evidence whatsoever not some of the prosecutors in this case so what they're saying is that you were seeking a by and by disclosing information and i was building a consulting business all they had to do was look at my ten forty my income tax return to show that i was broke that

i can see her. every day my son asks me about that i'll take whatever you want just let me sleep i. think. i'll do the work that i don't cover your face or they'll think we're from her math i was. really disappointed yeah. yeah did i look into richard when i see myself in a nice place like jerusalem to keep a say to myself here i am getting paid in this lovely place i get to see it and many other people never get to. thank god we made it to jerusalem for our children's sake. the people are sparing they wonder who we are it was a strange women we're from israel. that since when do arabs a big traffic signals. that's it to love when they get to drusilla might prove to my so that despite all the roadblocks and bends the way i look at it they made it in. do we speak your language anybody will inevitably and. will use programs and documentaries and spanish what matters to you. use a little turn to angles couldn't stories. so you hear. it all to spanish find out more visit. tito it's calm. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for like sleep you think you understand it and then you

i am. >> jimmy: you woke your mom up or she woke you up? >> she was sleepingughter ] i just leaned over. i was like hey, baby. this is getting so sick. >> jimmy: grandma on the top bunk. >> my mom's all excited like what is he saying? >> jimmy: whenever i do anything like that, i tell my parents, well, you raised a monster. >> that's right. yeah, it's all because of you. so we were there, and it was crazy, because they said robert de niro's name and then jaci weaver and david o. russell and david had been snubbed by the dga and golden globes. so i was kind of emotional, especially jacki. they said my name and my mother was flipping out. i guess i had no reaction at all. she starts laying into me, like what are you doing? they said your name. i was like what? and then i called robert de niro. because i was so excited that they said his name. i love him and we're friends, but i never -- i try not to get mushy with him, you know i mean? like sensitive. but i was so excited. i was like hey, bob. he was like yeah -- the thing about robert de niro is he loves talkin

and so to some degree i sleep well at night. if -- that makes sense. >> that's fantastic sir. thank you very much for joining us. we really appreciate it. >> great thanks for having me. >>> up next how wash >>> two years after the arab spring swept north africa and the middle east, unrest continues across the region. last week one of the men who helped bring rule to an end in tunisia was assassinated and france continues operations against al-qaeda and extremists in nearby mali. in egypt, there's growing opposition to president mohammed morsi and his muslim brotherhood. in syria the civil war continues and it's gotten more complex in the wake of israeli air strikes to keep damascus from shifting weapons to nearby lebanon. here to help explain recrenate vents is jon alterman the director of the mideast program at the center for strategic and international studies. sir, thank you for joining us. >> good to be with you. >> so let's start. in north africa we have recent events in tunisia and we have the french operations in mali which least initially appear successful and scatteri

. >> i didn't sleep. i bari ate. i just used around the clock. >> benso, xanax, vicodin, per coset. she used to steal meds from her grandmother. she swapped pills at pharm parties where the pharmaceuticals were as popular as alcohol. >> it's the same as byob. byop, bring your own prescription. she's on her third stint in drug rehab. >> you can get it easily in school. by the time i reached college, it's everywhere. >> studies show one in six kids has used prescription drugs to get high and more people die from prescription drug overdoses than heroin or cocaine. >> it is russian roulette. >> after fighting drug abuse, debbie sees an alarming trend. >> parents would never think their child would be doing that. they combine it with other drugs, which become as lethal cocktail. >> most people who get hooked start abusing prescription meds in their teens. when they end up in rehab, many parents are just trying to keep their kids from dying. >> i will have moms constantly tell me, if i can get my child through high school alive, i will consider myself a good parent. it's a vicious cycle t

there he is, at the rnc, sleeping at the computer terminal. >> bob: that's why i was so sharp. t makes the point. if you sleep, you will be sharper and you don't have to worry about it. >> kimberly: you know what is so funny, this is reality. >> bob: i rest 60 minutes before the show. i rested and i have an excited advantage in knowledge over y'all, around several more years. >> kimberly: trying to handicap us. >> bob: workouts are bad. >> kimberly: look what happens to your eyes -- >> bob: that is right. i went swimming after being convinced to go exercising and my eyes blew up and made me look oriental. >> kimberly: bob! >> bob: that is all i said. >> kimberly: they don't say >> bob: are you kidding me? >> dana: this study funded by harvard. probably run by the government. study, for millenials to convince them that the laziness is the way they will succeed. i don't believe that, but i thought it was good. >> bob: i know you don't believe it. >> kimberly: insert apology. >> bob: you go to bed at 9:00 every night. you are always rested, right? >> dana: i am in bed asleep by 10:

so please stay awake. [ gwen ] i used to sleep on the tour bus between shows. but that doesn't happen much anymore. the creative process never stops. and songwriting is so hard, but i love it. these days, i guess i just don't want to miss a thing. [ laughs ] i miss you guys. that's me. and this is my windows phone. [ male announcer ] now get a windows phone 8x by htc for just $99.99 at verizon. [ male announcer ] now get a windows phone 8x by htc hershey's is more than chocolate. it's an invitation. to stop and savor. when the chocolate is hershey's. life is delicious. [ coughs ] ♪ [ male announcer ] you can't let a cold keep you up tonight. vicks nyquil -- powerful nighttime 6-symptom cold & flu relief. ♪ 6-symptom cold & flu relief. yeah.mmm! this is microwaved? it's great. nice. ehh. introducing ball park beef patties made with 100% beef. they're pre-grilled, then individually frozen for a juicy, hot-off-the-grill burger in about a minute. because these days, every penny is a little more important. that's why we let you file your simple federal return for fre

. >> i did not get any sleep. i was up until 2:00 or 3:00 in the morning. >> the party continued after the sun came out. >> what a great year. >> it's been a great ride. >> everywhere you look on the streets of baltimore, you see ravens purple. >> i have my purple scarfing, my purple everything. just so exciting for the city. >> how excited are you? >> there are no words for how happy i am. >> everybody's happy in baltimore. tomorrow the parade starts downtown at 10:30 at city hall and will and over to my right here at the ravens stadium for a rally at noon. live in baltimore, horace holmes abc 7 news. >> the new secretary of state, john kerry, wrapped up his first day on the job. the official ceremony was this morning. he knowledge as he has many challenges ahead of him but he was ready to just get on the horse and get moving. >> new at 6:00, an investigation in the district after a man in his 60's was found stabbed to death. sam ford is live with more on the arrest in the case and the kreuz leading them to the su

i know the past few nights it has been anything but a good night's sleep. >> yes, i plan on sleeping e as i can and then i'm going to hit the road. >> all right. >> i this he we lost her or maybe she drifted off. >> i'm still here. >> sorry. yeah, we got you, yeah. we're going to let you go though because we know you've been through a lot. we're going to pull some others into the conversation. thanks very much. get plenty of rest. >> thank you so much. you guys have done a great job covering everything. >> thank you. joining us now on the phone, trey and kendall love on the bus to new orleans. we were talking to trey and kendall earlier. pretty amazed at your fortitude you were able to get on the bus and head to new orleans. you just heard donna, she's had her shower and in her bed. where are you right now? >> we're on the interstate heading to new orleans. >> we're going home! >> and how is that bus trip going? >> it's pretty smooth. everybody's relaxed. you're watching you guys now. so nice to have a working tv in front of us. >> wow. okay. so what is the plan? you get to new orlean

i couldn't sleep. i couldn't eat. i was so miserable. >> it's just a snip pet, but after asking her family for help, maria's life changed. >> i'm married to a great guy. >> why would we want to withhold information from students? isn't that what america is about. >> psychotherapist and filmmaker christopher doyle is a leader in the ex-gay movement. he says he's proof gay to straight therapy can want. >> i had unwanted same-sex attractions until i was 23. today i'm married to my beautiful wife, and we have two children, and one on the way. >> there's no evidence whatsoever that you can change your sexual orientation. it's wired from the time we're young, and the only choice you have, the only thing that's a choice is whether or not you're honest about it and you live openly and honestly. >> ellen with the human rights campaign says there isn't any research that backs up doyle's campaign. >> everyone deserves to live the life that makes them feel loved. >> it certainly is controversial. the film is being shown now at sc