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i was interested in reading them. >> i wanted to see if i can save it so i googled how to save a birdyour balcony. >> there was something there. >> in nashville and so i did manage to save this thing but the kicker was, i had to call it back because the bird came around and was sort of peacocking around my balcony but would not leave. i called it back and she said well, tell me more of the bird and she discovered it was an american coop. she started laughing, wow, it is just one thing about, it is one of a handful species of birds that'll not take off from land, it will only take off from water. i said you are kidding me. yeah, i got the river down the streets there. hade to box it up and take it down and and show it the water. as soon as it saw the water, it kicked me and the box and jumped in the river there and ran across the water. it was just me and it was like 6:30 at night and it was getting dark and the light of the city. i saved a bird today. i told gordon, my writing partner for 18 years and it ended up being a song. >> it is about saving a bird but it is much more about tla

i was taught that things that i didn't think i could over come, i could. i used to run believe it or not. despite my physique now. i used to run quite a bit. and loved it. not being able to run nymphs devastating to mme. at the camp they put me in a racing chair. for the first time in two years i felt the wind fly passed my helmet hair. and every sport they gave me from then on out helped me grow and helped me claim back some of the confidence. in the program i was also linked up with the mentor ship aspect of the program. and was given a mentor whose been an incredible help to my recovery as well. and finally the aspect that has helped the most is the ambassador program. where i was taught to hopefully somewhats convey my story as i heal. and that's where chief master sergeant mckinly heard me speak at a briefing and asked me to attend. it was the support like this thatat helped me grow. and that helped me recover. andat i think that's important point out. is that the programs that have been put in place on can be very effective and can be helpful. as lon

after i graduate from school, i will come back, i promise.he said no, you don't come back, this is forever. no, i promise you, don't worry, i promise you. i kept my word. david: recently, you did the biggest investment you have ever made in a company called a.r.m. masayoshi: that is 99% market share for any smartphone you have in your pocket. i think the company will be more valuable than google. ♪ david: you moved back to japan and started a company called softbank. what was softbank's purpose? what kind of business were you in? masayoshi: that was the time the personal computer got started. there was hardware, not enough software. so i'm going to get all kinds of software from the small software houses. i wholesale to the pc stores, so it is like a bank. software's bank, not the money bank. the software is storing in my warehouse. it is like a concept. david: it is very successful, softbank's stock was going up. then you decided at some point to start investing. one of the investments you made is considered by many people to be the most suc

i have to file a patent. if i get the patent, five minutes. if i focus, i can make some idea. i sent an alarm clock for five minutes. tick, tick, tick. in five minutes i said come, invention, come! [laughter] masayoshi: come! right? [laughter] masayoshi: so, i did that. david: and it worked? masayoshi: it worked. david: you invented a machine to help people translate languages? masayoshi: yes. the first one was an electric dictionary. many students use the electric dictionary. the first one ever made was by myself. david: first electric dictionary. and you sold it to sharp and made a lot of money. masayoshi: yeah, $1.7 million. david: so what did you do with , $1.7 million then? masayoshi: well i used it to , start softbank. david: did you move back? masayoshi: i did one more project and made another $1.5 million. so, i made $3.2 million in 18 months. so, that is better than $10,000 per month. david: right. masayoshi: i told that to my friends, look, i got $3.2 million, and i kept working only five minutes a day as i promised , you. david: then after you graduated, and you mad

i got the job. -- day i got the job, i knew this is what i wanted to do. i started working and shooting for the daily texan. one of the -- another person that was hired at the same time said, you have got to take this class by gary when a gram who teaches in the art department. i said, sure. gary'sber looking at work and not really understanding it. i said, why do you like this class? harley had taken it two times already. they was his third time taking it. goes, it is so fun to watch them because he will intimidate some students so much that they start crying. run out crying. the dynamics are so fun to watch. harley had this straight town. i said, ok, sure, i will take the class with you. class, i walkof in. harley and i are sitting in the back. kind of in and he is this graph, new yorker -- gruff, new yorker character. grumbling.of the first day, he shows works by walter. i remember him facing the screen, flipping through these walker evans photographs, and it was as if he was looking at the god himself. you could just tell when a gram really loved walke

so i felt very self-conscious. i mean, am i big enough for her? will i give her an orgasm?nnifer, have you felt rejected? >> oh, yes. big time. on every level. just like the deepest form of rejection possible. i feel like this fire that i've had, this -- i am going to cry. but just like the sensual passion and like this fire has kind of fizzled out for me. i feel like it's affected a lot of my life. obviously, i'm not pretty enough. i'm not sexy enough. am i not like young enough? like everything in the book that i could possibly think of, it definitely just went poof down. >> when i hear her talk about how insecure she has felt, how does that make you feel? >> deep down inside, it's like, you know, should i be having sex more with my wife? of course. it makes her cry, it bothers you. it bothers her. how did i allow that to happen? how did i not see that even though she was telling me at the top of her lungs i guess sometimes. >> i want the whole enchilada. i do. i want the whole enchilada. we've got the friendship. we've got the partnership, the mom and dad thing. and why

i have been to a bunch of them and i have been when people i supported one and people i supported lost, but this was different. this was not a normal inauguration and then it was made even more surreal with the claims about the crowd size and the introduction of alternative facts and then i started thinking, this is much more than just transfer from a two-term democratic presidents to an unusual, but republican presidents. i just couldn't really grasp how big a challenge they intended to pose to facts and evidence and reason, all of which are fundamental to the functioning of a democracy like ours and so when i saw that-- [applause]. i thought this is much bigger than any transfer of presidential power that i'm aware of in recent history because of the assumption that the new administration was operating on in the brazenness of their attempt to distort reality and impose their version of facts and truth on all of the rest of us despite what we saw with our own eyes. that it bothered me greatly because i have said before if i had lost to another republican candidate, someone else had em

i could see evil in his eyes. i mean, i was -- that night i was scared. before. but that night, i was worried. he held a knife to my throat that night. >> missy's husband was eventually convicted of assault and served 3 1/2 months in this very jail. >> while he was incarcerated his mother died. they refused to let him go to her service. and i think that was the beginning of his real hate for life and for me. >> when he was released from jail, missy's husband, david ratliff sr. murdered missy's mother. three days later, while on the run from authorities, he hid in the attic of his family's home and shot missy through a vent. >> i was setting at the kitchen table and my house lit up like a flash of lightning. i've never heard a gunshot before. i didn't even know what it was. well i heard my brother's screaming, he's in the house. he's shooting. i still didn't know that this was a gun that i was hearing. i didn't know that i had been shot. and my father came, grabbed me. we heard another shot. that shot was david killing himself. >> the tragedy sent missy's

i i. i i. i. i i i i i i i. i. i i i i . also saw a deadly attack yesterday islamic state claims that was behind a knife attack killed that. two women at mar ses main train station the perpetrator was shot dead by security stuff as is minutes later. we heard women screaming outside then running in people that know what was going on were taken out of the train and then evacuated. president emanuel condemned what he called the barbaric act and praised the work of the soldiers who eliminated the attack now the soldiers are part of operation sentinel which was launched after the terror attack on their sharlee magazine's offices an early twenty fifteen since then the country has been under a state of emergency for british intelligence officer an emotional believes the operation has improved response times but more must be done. well i think we're seeing a much faster reaction time from the police and security forces in all countries across europe i mean particularly in london as well with the attacks that happened and a few month

the first time i went, i didn't know what to expect, and i think i was probably caught up in, you knowopinion of the city that was unfair, given the historical importance of berlin. but i went there for the first time and fell in love with it. is it a fun place to film? >> the show is fantastic. >> yeah, yeah. >> which is for me what makes filming in berlin fantastic. it is an interesting city, and a lot of people i find share your experience. they find it to be one of the most exciting and interesting cities in the world. universally acclaimed at the moment. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. talking about the series and about your character. >> bb yates. >> yeah. >> i love this character. she, i think, is a woman that we need right now. i was reminded earlier today that although women are 51% of the population, we only comprise 21% of senators, 19% of women in the house, and only 12% of governorships. and bb is a terrific leader and just plowing through the boys club. so, i love her and i love being a part of this show, and i think audiences will continue to discover the series and find bb in part

now, i want to -- i wanted to give you a birthday present, but i think -- i was like, i think i got you of a cheese fan. so, yes you did. >> jimmy: yeah, okay. >> a basket of cheese sounds so weird. >> jimmy: yeah, no. that's why i was like -- i know, i didn't want to give it to you out here because i'd go, oh, what are we going to do with a basket of cheese? just give it to you? but i thought, what could be a a good present for stephen moyer? and we do love you and you know i'm a fan, and every time you're on the show, i either ask you about singing, or i ask you to sing and you brought up karaoke. and i thought, what would be the dream gift but to do karaoke with the roots? >> what, with those guys? >> jimmy: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] what is your -- is it elvis? what is your go-to? do you have a song that you enjoy? >> my favorite band of all time are the jam. >> jimmy: paul weller. the jam? >> paul weller, yes. >> jimmy: oh, i love the jam. >> do you know -- do you know "town called malice"? there's a great bass part in "town called malice." exactly that. >> jimmy: is that the n

i was aware of steve, i had guitar town. i don't know when he put it out, early 80s i believe? - [eric] you were a fan. first and foremost. - [shawn] a big fan and i met him when i opened a show for him at the iron horse in north hampton, massachusetts and i opened the show and met him down in the dressing room very briefly. that was a big thrill. he was playing solo, i was playing solo. i really didn't see much of him and i recorded 'someday,' on my cover girl album, a great song of his. you know, you always worry when you record somebody else's song, "are they gonna like it?" sometimes you hear from people about them, i've made two cover records now, sometimes you don't. i didn't hear anything from steve and i found out later he was in the trenches with his drug addiction and as he tells it, towards the end of that really dark period he found out that emmi lou had recorded 'guitar town,' and i had recorded 'someday,' and that was kind of a beacon of light. - he's talked about that, in fact, in the course of promoting this record when it's come up, he's said, "you know, at a r

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i was a weird and i think i was funny i thought i was funny you have mixed heritage i am my mom is black from the west side of chicago my dad's a german. second generation german from the middle of nowhere in iowa and they met in college and have been married forty three years. well raising wright who stays married that long anymore would you grow up in davenport iowa devonport to have a more of the quad cities right on the mississippi to black culture there you know . no but i spent summers in chicago with my mom's family and got a lot of. a lot of my experiences there is one black conservative in the senate tim scott yeah and they i met would trump and he said that trump and he's very good service yes compromised his moral authority when we blame both. tim scott well for i mean right this is like i mean it's even when you see a miss america pageant you know miss texas or whatever saying that i mean i think reasonable people understand that there are two sides when it comes to not six what do you make of of on good people who have created her so she had her own real is to go through. sh

and i was like, this is-- i mean -- >> stephen: sure. >> i was excited and i thought this is going tole of wine, chocolates, hummel figurines that are hard to fine, something really extraordinary expiches looking forward to it. i thought this will be cool. so it's the next day, and it's an hour before the show. i can talk to you because you're a fellow host. >> stephen: sure. >> an hour before the show, you're concentrating, you're getting ready -- >> stephen: yeah, a pressure cooker. >> your body is being waxed, oiled -- >> stephen: you're being lowered into the suit. >> yeah, exactly. and the wardrobe guy, "stop eating!" ( laughter ) and i hear there's a truck that's trying to get on to the warner brothers lot in explz was having a hard time getting on the lot. and i said, "what do you mean?" they said, it's too wide. the truck is so big it can't get on the lot and it's carrying the gift from dave." my mind starts to go nuts. because you and i, we've done well. but we've done okay. this guy -- >> stephen: it's dave. >> it's dave! he owns the entire state of montana, you know. >> ste