. >> to me it seems completely indiai indiai incensable that going into -- is okay, for a lot of reasons. one of the reasons. children you can't question. >> we have seen many cases around the world where u.s. drones have killed in effect civilians, despite those safeguards. so how do you have a moral authority. >> what i'm saying is that is a stark difference than the tactics that are employed by our enemies who seek to use car

you have incense all year.quiet contemplation and worship or is this a party week or both? >> both of them. >> throughout the course of the week, over 40-odd processions will creep slowly through these streets. there are different brotherhoods, each with their own sacred colors, crests, insignia and so on. it's their medallions of particular christ images that adorn the bar. and frankly, they're kind of bumming me out. maybe it's just me, but when i'm getting a nice late morning buzz, i don't particularly want jesus looking down at me from, like, everywhere. >> how drunk can you get here? don't you feel a little guilty for getting really drunk here? >> of course. >> morcilla. this is one of my favorite things. >> this is your favorite thing. try it. it's amazing. >> gaze away disapprovingly all you like, jesus. i am happy now. ♪ overlooking granada, the hillside of sacramonte is riddled with caves, many of them older than anyone even remembers. spanish gypsies have lived here in caves turned homes like this for

. >> thanks incense. stephen: you smell like i hugged a priest. are you doing here. >> i'm a guest on your show this evening. remember. >> stephen: i'm sorry my guest is christopher nolan. >> i know you bumped me. stephen: amy, i didn't bump you. >> your people bumped me. stephen: my people don't do anything i don't tell them to. did. >> did you tell them to bump me? stephen: yes. >> stephen, we're old friends. tephen: that's why i bumped you. who can you bump. >> now i'm sad. stephen: don't be sad. i asked you not to be. let's talk now. >> i'm in a bad mood. staeufplt amy, please. we want to hear amy, don't we. serious, the people have spoken. i really, i really hear it. i want to talk about your thing. >> my thing. stephen: yes. >> you mean the show i busted my butt on. >> stephen: yes, what's is dolled. >> i don't remember. stephen: the heart show holler. >> yes. stephen: on adult swim. it sounds great. what is it about? >> i'm not playing this game. >> a game. we're promoting your show. >> save it for your next guest. tephen: what do you want

he wanted to go up and say hello and then he saw the uniform, he saw something was amiss, it incensed him and that's when he started taking this video. >> i've worn that uniform and i've had friends in afghanistan killed wearing that uniform. >>> stolen valor. right here. >> e. >> reporter: says he lost it friday at the oxford valley mall when he saw this man wearing a uniform burke proudly wore for six years. >> i think about the people who lost their lives wearing that same uniform you're impersonating. >> reporter: we're protecting the man's identity because he has not been charged with a crime. burt thinks he should be. as soon as he started questioning the man, he knew something was wrong. >> this one is from afghanistan, that's from iraq and that's from my second rotation back. >> you know, no matter how many you do, you can only get one. for iraq, afghanistan, you can only get one. all three of them. >> his responses to my follow-up questions were just a dead give away that he wasn't truly in the service. >> reporter: we atechted to get a response from the man in uniform. no on

others are incensed. >> i am just

that is why people are particularly incensed by encounters between citizens and law enforcement. people are grateful for law enforcement. we believe in law enforcement. i am grateful for law enforcement and i know people who are in law enforcement, most of them go into it because they want to help people. but when they fail and when excessive force is employed, it is incredibly disappointing and it shakes people's confidence in what the state is supposed to do for them, which is to protect them and promote their welfare. the injustice we have seen over the past week is not new. not the first time that the police have been video taped using excessive force. none of us can ever forget rodney king. it is not the first time people died in police custody and it is not the first time that a grand jury has vetoed justice. why are people walking around with their hands up saying i can't breathe? why are people saying don't shoot? why are they proclaiming these things all over cities in america? it is because of a long train of abuses, not one particular case. people who want to argue ove

fierce arrows of outrage are aimed at both political parties, but recently he's been especially incensed by democrats for abandoning their progressive roots to serve wall street, k street, and crony capitalists. rick macarthur, welcome. >> thank you for having me, bill. >> you have opposed these so-called free trade agreements for as long as i have known you. why isn't anyone listening? >> well, because the big money doesn't want them to listen and the editorial pages of most american newspapers are pro-free trade, quote, unquote. they don't know or they don't pay attention to what the costs are. obama himself, in the 2008 campaign, said that nafta, north american free trade agreement, had cost the country a million jobs. but in order to understand what's happening, you've got to go to these cities that are being hollowed out and destroyed, like fostoria, ohio. i did a big piece about three years ago for a foreign newspaper, because nobody wants to read it here, about the closure and the moving of the autolite spark plug plant to mexicali, mexico. >> from fostoria. >> from fostoria, ohio

fierce arrows of outrage are aimed at both political parties, but recently he's been especially incensed by democrats for abandoning their progressive roots to serve wall street, k street, and crony capitalists. rick macarthur, welcome. >> thank you for having me, bill. >> you have opposed these so-called free trade agreements for as long as i have known you. why isn't anyone listening? >> well, because the big money doesn't want them to listen, and the editorial pages of most american newspapers are pro-free trade, quote, unquote. they don't know or they don't pay attention to what the costs are. obama himself, in the 2008 campaign, said that nafta, north american free trade agreement, had cost the country a million jobs. but in order to understand what's happening, you've got to go to these cities that are being hollowed out and destroyed, like fostoria, ohio. i did a big piece about three years ago for a foreign newspaper, because nobody wants to read it here, about the closure and the moving of the autolite spark plug plant to mexicali, mexico. >> from fostoria. >> from fostoria, ohi

people should be incensed. not just the palestinians. we should fight arabs and jews to preserve that. >> my opinion is that both sides, people are tired, fatigued and brainwashed and they will not reeble in a way that they would march? the streets. people are saying i care about my four corners and my garden, and it's out of my control and i don't see this rebellion happening. >> clearly i'm the optimist of 2002 of us. in fact, i believe that rather than creating two separate states, one israeli and one palestinian, that we should have a one-state solution where everyone shares in the same land and has equal rights. i know i'm in the minority with this idea. still, the situation in the west bank and in israel is so complicated now that you have a scrambled situation, where the israelis are living amongst palestinians, and palestinians are living amongst israelis, and the question really is how to separate the two people. one of the israeli intellectuals that dealt with this binational situation which we are in is the former deputy mayor

ven some republicans are incensed. i want to know why you think it was a good idea to nominate an investment banker for this particular job at treasury. what he would bring to it. and, does it unnecessarily exacerbate the tensions within the party over whether it is to close to wall street, and should move away from those relationships? >> i have gotten to know antonio over the last year. he is an incredibly talented ndividual with great values. i think he has very relevant experience. when you are putting together a team for a company, you think through a broad set of experience and skills and talents. the same applies in government. when we have our team at the national economic council, it is the same thing. with the treasury, you need people from different backgrounds, people with academic grounds, people have served in government before, maybe some people who have not served in government before, to bring a new perspective. people with business and financial experience, lawyers. i think antonio is a great member o

does he expect us to believe that al-qaeda types on the battlefield are incensed because they are thrown in cuba and not the united states? >> that is what the un-type believe. it is a phony argument fe but that is what he believes and we knew that in 2008 when he was the candidate. >> good to have you on. happy new year to you. >>> and 2014 was it a good year for your 401k? we will find out with more from new york stocks exchange coming up. >> it is the final trading day of 2014 with the major indexes on track to end the year at near-record levels. lori is here from the new york stock exchange. >> what a fantastic year to cover the market t. has been a banner year. for your retirement plan you probably a mix of bonds, foreign investments and such. and we are looking at a gain of 8.5% with the industrial average being on track for it's six year of gain in a row. the economy is gaining growth and job growth and cheap gas and just an overall positive consumer spending. holiday spending was strong for example it is looking like. the feds promise to be patient about raising interest rates an

. >> to me it seems completely incensable that slapping ksam is bad, but sending a held fire missile into a family's picnic and killing all the children and killing granny and killing everyone is okay. >> ed henry was asked to explain that disconnect earlier. >> can you explain how the president believes that it's unamerican to use these techniques, but it's okay to ramp up the drone policy and basically thousands of people around the world, innocent civilians are killed? what's the moral equivalency there? >> there is significant care taken and there are significant checks and balances that are included in the system that makes sure that any action taken by the united states does not put at risk innocent lives. >> we have seen many cases around the world that u.s. drones have killed innocent americans. despite those safeguards. >> there's a very clear difference between the tactics that are used by terrorists and the counter terrorism tactics that are deployed by the americans. >> are you persuaded by that andrea? there's been 500 targeted killings, 498 of them by drones. >> and oft

she makes a variety of traditional products and incense. she said that her perfume exports have dropped 75%. >> our perfumes are sold in niger and other countries as well. the money goes into the economy and we make money. we also export it to nigeria, but when boko haram controlled the border areas it's difficult for our goods to reach there. >> boko haram, a radical group, controls several areas in north nigeria on the border of my ye niger. many border areas under its control are key routes for goods, traders, and raw material. the nigerian army has closed the border with niger. this annual gathering is normally the time for merchants to make money. they come from across the region to display their goods. >> there is a big difference were last year. it is effected by boko haram has control and border closure. there is confusion and people are not coming in or out of the city. >> it could be some time before business picks up again in this part of niger. it all depends on the nigeria government and it's military power to end boko haram at

atal state, some attendees wore culturally incense tiff attire like some blair rows and sunglasses. greg, this is your favorite topic is college campus abroad. >> katherine -- came up with this article, she's been following this. imagine if a men's group came out and said, you know, young women can't handle curriculum that's unsettling, that would be called sexist. it's not men's groups who are saying it, it's actual feminists who are saying women are too week to deal with anything. modern feminist bloggers have one big parody, they put this false notion into women, that they're so fragile, they're under constant attack from outside forces. and it stunts their growth. women have to get over there, nobody's going to listen to you about your microaggression. >> bob, you actually wore when we did the story about coconut bras, you actually wore one, right? >> i have worn one. >> and a puffy pirate shirt. >> mechaniccallister college, is the way you pronounce it. you guys are wisses. anybody who suggests -- i use wuss all the time. i use you guys all the time. are you kidding me? get you

officials as pointing an accusing finger at north korea, which was incensed by the picture picture dealingith the assassination of the leader. >> it involves an attack not only on the company and its personnel, but also on freedoms that we enjoy in this country, the freedom of artists and entertainers to produce movies and the freedom of citizens to go see movies. so the u.s. government is considering a range of options. >> reporter: chairman john mccain issued a statement calling the u.s. response, quote profoundly troubling. but the white house cautioned whoever was behind the attack may have been seeking to inflaming relations. >> sophisticated actors when they carry out actions like this, are oftentimes, not always, but often seeking to provoke a response from the united states of america. >> reporter: the white house said any response will be proportional. if north korea is the target, the options are limited. some in congress want to impose additional penalties that would wall the country off from the international banking system, and the united states is capable of cyber attacks as

what bothers me is not his garrison, his utter incensibility to his role as president, it's the fact that he doesn't expose an ounce, one iota of gratitude that he's the product of this very society that he's denigrating. it's astonishing. >> lou, i don't think you fully comprehend that this will get better because al sharpton, the official white house spokesperson. not josh earnest. he will take everything from cuba to sony to issues with the police forces across america. and the best thing for al, he doesn't to have pay his taxes. he feels like that he's off the hook because he's doing so much for the country, that we should be grateful and forgive those tax consequences that the rest of us poor lackeys have to pay into. lou: thank you for that wonderful present here this christmas eve. all right. thank you very much. governor mike huckabee. watch him on huckabee on the fox news channels saturday and sunday nights. 8:00 p.m. eastern. two days after reopening diplomatic relations with cuba. he didn't expect the move to bring a quickened to the us embargo. obama: you know, this is st

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floor of the house to block president obama's executive action on immigration, something that has incensedrepublicans from all quarters. the bill on the house floor later this week is not going to go anywhere in the senate. now republicans will talk about trying to block funding come this spring. but there is resignation and system tans that in the short term there is very little that republicans can do to stop the president's plan from going forward. and they said as much in the capitol. >> we're looking at a number of options in terms of how do we address this. this is a serious preach of our constitution. it's a serious threat to our system of government, and frankly we have limited options and limited abilities to deal with it directly. >> so however leaders do ultimately deal with it, it is not going to be enough for conservatives. some are still talking about a government shutdown as early as the middle of this month. some are still mentioning the iword, impeachment. >> how did the homeland security secretary respond to all this criticism over the president's actions? >> there is a l

if not most leaders but people who are just incensed at the idea that the word religious and the word could be in the same sentence. >> host: i would tend to think that they have a value added and what they do and i think that i am trying to shape students for life and i tell parents for example you've given us a jam as any of these schools have and we polish it with a conscience and responsibility to get back into the ability to lead and that's what we do and -- >> guest: they were start when they come in and they have a georgetown degree or a harvard degree. >> guest: the reaction in the book is simple paraphrasing many of the most elite schools aren't getting students i would call what i would call a real education which is what you just described. unless we do get a real education, but who wants a real education these days. this is about jobs. this is about the career and the return on investment. it's not just about your job. it's an increasingly difficult argument to make and one of the reasons i wrote the book to try to push back against this intensely pragmatic and i would say

. >> to me it seems completely indiai indiai incensable that going into -- is okay, for a lot of reasons. one of the reasons. children you can't question. >> we have seen many cases around the world where u.s. drones have killed in effect civilians, despite those safeguards. so how do you have a moral authority. >> what i'm saying is that is a stark difference than the tactics that are employed by our enemies who seek to use car bombs to target innocent civilians. >> any leaders from the bush white house who approved these tacticses should now be prosecuted by the law said the president's own justice department has decided previously not to press charges and they said they're sticking with that. >> joining us ely to discuss this report is former vice president dick cheney. >> first of all, your overall impression to this report, what's in it and its release. >> i think it's a terrible piece of work, basically, it seems to me it's deeply flawed. and i think that it's sort of a classic example which you see too often in washington where politicians get together and sort of throw the profes

these guys are incensed, bo, keep speaking. we freed a voice. >> mayor de blasio. >> he should go. >> why? >> he can't lead the city. the men and women in the nypd don't respect him. they're never going to respect him. >> eve win bill bratton at the helm? >> let bill bratton become the mayor. we'd be a lot better. >> i'll vote for bill. bit bratton to be the mayor. get rit of big bird. let bratton go there. i'll vote for him tomorrow. >> if we need bill bratton to be the police commissioner of nypd at the very leefrt and not the police commissioner, mayor de blasio? >> if i'm sitting there with big bird de blasio and al sharpton telling me and the mayor if you don't listen to me there will be hell to be paid i would have taken my commissioner badge and gives al sharpton the right to sit -- >> what would you have done, bernie? >> sitting with you to discuss issues if he didn't represent the family? >> you know that. >> i know that. >>> we'll be right back >>> breaking news tonight. two new york city police officers are dead afte

officials as pointing and accusing fingers at north korea, incensed by the movie's depiction of the assassination of its leader. the u.s. is considering how to respond. homeland security secretary jeh johnson said the attack is being taken seriously. it involved not only an attack on the company and personnel, about the the freedoms we enjoy, of artists and entertainers to produce movies, and american citizens to see movies. the u.s. government is actively considering a range of options that will take in response to the attack. >> incoming senator john mccain calling the response by u.s.: . >> the white house cautioned whoever was behind the attack may have been seeking to inflame the relations by going the u.s. into a reaction. >> when they carry out actions like this, oftentimes, not always, but often, they are seeking to provoke a response from the united states of america. >> the white house says any response would be proportional, ruling out military action. >> if north korea is the target options are limited. some want to impose additional penalties, wall them off from the international ban

the procedures there definitely lean in the prosecutors favor and that has been part of what has incensedany of these both legal and just regular citizens. and also i think caught a lot of folks here in washington a little bit mrs. footing. they are playing catch up, reacting to events as they unfold, speaking again once again at unscheduled events over the course of the last few days. trying to stay ahead of public. this is part of the function, leader, and that is not to speak about it, they are criticized for it and not taking concrete action, there shall only so many that can be taken. one of them we have seen taken today in this agreement now with the cleveland police, to take a look at the pattern and practice of what they are enganging in after a series of brutal incidents and allegations of police brutality. >> mike, thank you as always, we appreciate you stretching out for us,s will available and as an indication of how much attention he is getting, you can see this looks like a classroom, it is actually a mid academy where the press has gathers. i can guarantee you, with the exc

driving one minister in italy to actually do something about it, farther mchaley madonna became so incensedl police were supportive of his idea for a vow of cellular silence. now, is that the way that wider society is going? well, with me is hannah jane parkinson, the guardian's tech and culture writer and columnist. hannah, i know you spent a lot of time thinking about the culture of mobile phones. do you think it's acceptable for this priest to sort of jam signals in church? are you for it or against it? >> i can certainly see why he would do that. mobile phones are a huge irrita irritant. we've all been on a bus where somebody's having a huge thing with a relationship. we don't want to hear that. kids leaking their music on the phone. things like when you're in atal. there's so many instances of becoming an announce. especially somewhere like a church. >> oh, hang on. sorry. it's my phone. hello? no. i can't talk right now. i'm actually live on tv. i'll call you right back. sorry. i've got to go. bye. i'm so sorry. i am so sorry. you might have guessed, we set that call up, but it's just

he's incensed by the movie's assassination plot.orth korea has vowed merciless retaliation for its release, calling it an act of war. and now it may have fired the first rounds. over the last few days sony's brad pitt movie, fury, was leaked on the web. so was annie. >> it looks like this is going to continue to get bigger before it ends. >> reporter: last week hackers calling themselves guardians of peace hacked in to sony pictures computer system. when employees logged in, this is what they reportedly saw, forcing the company in to a system wide shut down. sony is investigating whether the hackers had tied to north korea. >> if i were sony i'd be prepared if they come out with the movie, the interview, on december 25th, to expect stronger attacks from north korea through their operatives around the globe. >> reporter: so far sony has only released this statement. the theft of sony pictures entertainment content is a criminal matter and we're working with law enforcement to address it. >> in the meantime we're told employees are ha

these guys are incensed, bo, keep speaking.e freed a voice. >> mayor de blasio. >> he should go. >> why? >> he can't lead the city. the men and women in the nypd don't respect him. they're never going to respect him. >> eve win bill bratton at the helm? >> let bill bratton become the mayor. we'd be a lot better. >> i'll vote for bill. bit bratton to be the mayor. get rit of big bird. let bratton go there. i'll vote for him tomorrow. >> if we need bill bratton to be the police commissioner of nypd at the very leefrt and not the police commissioner, mayor de blasio? >> if i'm sitting there with big bird de blasio and al sharpton telling me and the mayor if you don't listen to me there will be hell to be paid i would have taken my commissioner badge and said, here. >> what gives al sharpton the right to sit -- >> what would you have done, bernie? >> sitting with you to discuss issues if he didn't represent the family? >> you know that. >> i know that. >>> we'll be right back thought i told you to stay off our turf. and what would

it showed brown stealing from a grocery store...his grieving family was incensed. the motives and timing of releasing the video were immediately questioned. >> did he know that he was a suspect in the case or did he not know? >> i'm going to read you a statement here. michael brown's family is beyond outraged at the devious way the police chief has chosen to disseminate piecemeal information in a manner intended to assassinate the character of their son. what's your response to that? >> we have given you everything that we have now and everything that we can give you. so that's... from our police department, we have everything we've got. there's nothing else i can give you. what about the timing of the relese of this video??? and by that night, news of the video's release had spread. it was the police response that made national news - but the wider, underlying story we began to hear was about an anger that had started long before mike brown. >> this city keeps the black people down. ferguson, i get harassed on the daily. it's f*áked up laws, it's fucked up s*át, i

countries around the world are trying to outlaw this toxic mix of incense and chemicals.an has a growing list of 1400 blan ed chemicals. >> the loy prohibits one type so what they'll do is they come out and create a different type. >> the recipe is constantly changing, keeping it technically legal. tokyo police say a driver smoking herb plowed into a group of pedestrians in june, killing one and injuring seven. japan's national police agency says herb use caused dozens of crashes, sent hundreds to hospital, and killed at least 74 people just this year. recovering addicts spent years at drug rehab centers like this, fired from their jobs, shunned by their families. many have nowhere else to go. >> did you think when you tried herbs that you would end up here? >> no. >> we didn't think it was that bad because it was legal said a former painter and professional boxer. i never, ever thought i would die said this man who lost his importing business and ended up in a mental hospital. the rehab owner says most of these men will rehab at least once. he said addiction is a sicknes

embassies incense t in sensitive parts around the world. 2,000 marines have been called up as part of the contingency response force in africa. another 2,000 in the middle east. once again, there is deep concern in the u.s. government that if the senate intelligence committee goes ahead and releases this report and it could be released as early as tomorrow, there could be major ramifications. we heard the house intelligence chairman mike rogers tell our candy crowley there could be violence and deaths if this report is released. we know the secretary of state john kerry has appealed to senator dianne feinstein, don't release this report right now because of the potential that americans around the world could be endangered and now we're learning from barbara starr that u.s. marines have been alerted to go on a higher state of alert amongst the report which some call torture techniques. a lot more coming up. obviously a serious alert. whether to release or not to release is the question right now. >>> no let up in the protesters over the choke hold death of eric garner at the hands of a

. >> some will be responsible to -- to me it seems completely incensible that slapping ksam is bad, but sending a hell fire missile into a family's picnic and killing all the children and killing granny, and killing everyone is okay for a lot of reasons. one of the reasons is what about that collateral loss of life, and the other is if you kill them, you can't question them. >> led the prosecution against sheikh omar radahll rahman and a plot to bomb new york city land marks. perfect guest for this today. we're hearing from james mitchell. he can't call himself the architect of these enhanced interrogation techniques. he calls himself contractor a. the report calls him that. he is basically saying, look, when you kill them with drone strikes, you can't talk to them the way that they did, and now they're being called, i don't know, in some circles criminal for doing that, right? >> it really is shocking to hear people call them criminal and skip past the preliminary issue of was this torture? it's cavalierly called the torture report. torture is actually a concept in american federal cri

people like steven pinker to incense with the idea that the word religious and the word good can be in the same sentence. >> host: i would tend to believe that religious schools and catholic and jesuit schools do have the value-added in what they do and i think i am trying to shape students for life and i tell parents for example you have given us a gem and we polish it and give it back to you with a conscience and responsibility to give back and the ability to lead and that's what we do. what i want to your sons and daughters to when they leave here, they were smart when they come in and they will have a georgetown degree or a yale degree or harvard degree. that's a given for the students. it's what happens at the margi margins. it's more important than simply the credentialing. i think that hensarling will happen. that's not really what i'm interested in. >> guest: i realize families are just in this and students are just sitting credentialing as well but we have to open their horizons to something beyond that. the most disheartening thing for me about the reaction to the book is tha