and a jack kemp groupie. jack kemp worked with me for five years to help residents in public housing. there was a conference. bill observed, when liberals see poor people, they see a sea of victims. conservatives see poor people and see a sea of aliens. jack kemp and paul ryan are the exceptions. toward the end of the campaign, paul's staff called me and said, paul really wants to talk out on an anti-poverty agenda. could you organize an event in ohio that would bring the leaders from around the state who have experience transforming not only lives but also revitalizing neighborhoods. i identified 20 people and sent him to hit -- send them to his staff. they had to be vetted and secret service looked over the list of names. i got this call from paul's staff that says, three other people -- three people out of the can you send me had criminal records. i said, i am shocked. i thought all of them had criminal records. i said, do not worry. they have been redeemed and baptized. everything will be just fine. i sai

jack kemp started this. we know the good fight for the american ideal wood -- will go on until we reach all people. thank you for coming in here this evening. thank you for having us this night. congratulations to marco. [applause]

jack, are you slightly mad? seriously, be honest. >> i want to tell you -- >> alligator in the bathtub and these tortoises in your bed. do you think to yourself, jack, you may not be the full ticket here? >> you want to do this one? >> what is this one? >> wallaby, you've heard of a kangaroo. >> they are australian, right? what the hell's that? my studio is turned into a jungle. whoa, whoa. what is that? >> let me finish my wallaby. >> what is this? >> make him do it. [ bird noises ] i love this. i get the biggest kick out of it. my wife, i sit at home. >> what is this? >> laughing kookaburra. >> it is? >> make him laugh again. doesn't that crack you up? >> that's hilarious. >> when you're out there sometimes in the bushes and this goes off at 2:00 in the morning, you jump out of your sleeping bag. what in the heck is that thing, a lot of people have kookaburras. he likes this show. he never does this. >> he likes my jokes? [ laughter ] [ bird noises ] >> let's go. check into the hotel, put it in your room. that

jack hanna, director emeritus, also the host of jack hanna's into the wild and a new show called wild countdown and his tigers are literally eating my studio. welcome. jack, am i going to die here? >> no. you shouldn't die, but if you were going to die, these are the animals that would do it. >> these are baby tigers, how old are they? >> these are siberian tigers, 18 weeks. >> how old can they kill a man? >> 22 months. these animals weigh over 600 pounds. one of the rarest cats in the world, piers. less than 400, could be 200 left in siberia in that part of the world. they were hunted for their coats. problem today, they are 600 pounds. >> they look strong. >> they could literally put a hole through your arm. >> right. looks like he wants to. can they bite at this age? >> yeah, they can bite. they learn from each other. species survival plan and what they are, they have chips in them. it could be another three to six months could go to a zoo in europe, usa trail ya, credited zoo, these animals are so rare we have to know exactly the breeding program. >> why are you not remotely scare

i am here in support of grab bar and phone jack. i have phone jack in my bedroom even though i live in one of the crappiest hotels in san francisco, the mission hotel. of 151 respondents, about 72 of them surveyed did not have grab bars in their common toilet and bathing facilities. i think from safety standpoint, safety can be improved for seniors by installing grab bars by toilets and showers. the cost of installation, it is my understanding is probably lower than the permit itself so it will have a huge impact on safety for many seniors and people with disabilities. therefore, i support this legislation. i was discussing with josh about prop n, care not crush amendment. there are a lot of falls -- faults on that ordinance. there should be more accountability to case management. costs go to the owners of the hotels but if we make an amendment on prop n i think services for the tenants will be better, especially when the landlord is not linked to organize it or organizations because there is a conflict when the tenant has a problem

jack, welcome. jack, am i going to die here. >> no, you shouldn't die but if you were going to die these are the animals that would do it. >> these are siberian tigers. >> what age can they kill a man. >> at 22 months they weigh 2200 pounds. they were hunted for their coats but you can imagine this animal is 600 pounds. >> they look strong already. >> they are very strong. they could put a hole through your arm right now. >> can they bite? >> oh, yeah, they can bite. these animals are a species survival plan. and they have chips in them. this animal and could be three to six months could go to a zoo in australia, europe, they are to keep them fresh the thing is they are so rare that we have to know exactly what the breeding program will be for the creature. >> why are you not remotely scared of them? sgles that's a good question. if i find myself afraid or scared that means i'm doing the wrong thing. these guys know the animal very well. i have been around them. i don't raise them like they do. but

jack is a born storyteller. at four he wrote and illustrated his first novel called death of the butterfly catcher and in his story, the butterfly catcher gets on a plane, travels halfway around the world, doesn't catch a butterfly. then he gets on a boat and travels the rest of the world, still is a catch a butterfly. and then he gets on a train. jack loves trains. catches a butterfly. the train stops to make it the train and not really looking from the gets hit by a train going the other way. death of the butterfly catcher, butterfly flies away. so is god it. beginning, and, title, will ball of? i love to write. i'm very passionate about it. but the main reason i write books for kids and i have a bunch of serious about some kids who fly and hopefully universal is going to make a movie. they have a script a great producer. who knows. write them a letter. that's universal studios -- tell them what a great amusement park ride it will be. who would want to go on not? and middle-school, the worst years of my life,

jack kennedy got 51% of the vote.millions of white protestants who otherwise voted democrat did not vote for jack kennedy because he was a catholic. kennedy's presidency changed i think the dynamics of electoral politics, national electoral politics in this country because whether you like kennedy or not, whether you are going to vote for him if he lived in 1964 or not, it became abundantly clear during his presidency that he had made his decisions for himself based on the constitution of what was best for the united states. there wasn't the pope calling and saying do this, do this, do this. it sounds ridiculous. now but there were millions of people and there were some very important protestant leaders including billy graham who said do not vote for a catholic because the catholic is less, a catholic is in the agencies and i think the kennedy presidency change that. >> okay, the day of reckoning -- >> joseph kennedy's attitude and his own and anti-semitism do you think that has any impact on his attitude? >> no, i th

>> this is the first time ever. >> jack and his son's worst fears come through. a man crossing the road and never slows down. >> he was looking to his left-hand side. and he didn't expect a vehicle to be coming from the wrong side of the road. >> oh! my god! >> jack and raj make a split-second decision to get involved even further. >> you want to chase her? >> yeah, i got the number. >> raj jumped out to help the victim and call an ambulance as jack drives off, he believes the man may have been killed. >> police police urgent. >> jack phones the police. >> i shot off behind her. with the intention of getting a registration plate. >> oh they're driving off again. okay. i'm on south forfork lane in new kranford. i think he might have killed a person. >> after following the car a few blocks, jack manages to block her in. >> you don't know is that person going to pull out a gun on me stab me? just to get away. >> just killed a man, do you rolls that? >> i have not killed anyone. >> you just run over somebody. >> in the heat of the moment jack has the presence of mind

enterrar a sus niños >>ha sido una jornada difícil, dolientes han estado trayendo flores y velas >>jacksner, el niño más joven que fue asesinado. >>lacomunidad empieza a despedir a sus muertos, los compañeros de jack pinto le dieron en esta funeraria el último adios >>no hay palabras para describirlo, no puedoa. >>no pensamos que algo así podría suceder aquí en connecticut, no hay palabras para expresar la pena y el dolor >>el niño solo tenia 6 años, era fanatico de gigantes de nueva york, víctor cruz escribió el nombre de pinto en sus zapatos y prometio dejarlo ahí durante toda la temporada el mensaje que les envio a los padre fue que trataran de manternerlse unidos y fuertes. >>un dolor fuerte empezandon por los padres y el impacto para la comunidad. >>es difícil, es duro. >>también se dio sepultura a nos pos tner, un niño que apenas había cumplido 6 años su hermana gemela por fortuna se salvo del tiroteo porque estaba en otra clases. >>a raiz de todo lo ocurrido padres reclaman mayor seguridad en los planteles para no revivir escenas como estas >>adolorido, apenado, donde está la seg

in sros, every room is required have a working phone jack. people are dealing with a lot of isolation. i mentioned people with disabilities who may be in the room where it is hard to get out. the staircase to be rickety. the elevator may be broken. there's a myriad of problems where people can be stranded in the room. phone jacks are one way that people can connect with the outside world. even if they're not physically stranded, to be able to call a friend, to connect with the neighbors, to set up a doctors appointment, critical for seniors and people with disabilities. for everyone to have a working phone jack. they are not being enforced. there issues with the department of building enforcement. we have recently introduced into the board of supervisors legislation that requires working phone jacks and grab bars in sros. supervisor marr introduced legislation that about two three weeks ago. they were very excited about this happening moving forward, getting a lot of support an interest. we have a handful of supervisors that have agreed to co

>> they did offer jack the job.why would he be in hand of a contract, the contract wasn't signed, but also, you know that you go and do a job and you sign the contract halfway through. i worked for this year for nbc for two months without signing a contract. that comes after. he was in hand of a contract. two days before he was due to start, they called and said it was too much of a responsibility, jack was too much, so no. but the thing was, i can understand what they were saying. it was the way that they did it. it was just the way they did it. and then they offered him well, what do you want, money, we'll pay you. no, he doesn't want money. he wants his dignity, he wants his pride. he could do this. but then as it happens, the way the show turned out, it had a curse on it. the show did terrible, people didn't like it, it was so, you know -- >> karma. >> you know, the karma truck was parked outside nbc that week. had nothing to do with me. >> you and simon cowell have had a love/hate relationship over the years bu

it's absolutely critical that all of these rooms have working phone jacks. the second issue is to put grab bars in common bathrooms. again, a very commonsense idea. there are countless accidents that happen in sro's as a result of people slipping and falling in bathtubs. for the most part these could be prevented with the use of grab bars. this legislation is presenting that idea in a way that is very straightforward, that's implementable and also importantly that's going to be cost effective for sro operators. what we are presenting to you right now is still a work in progress. as i have said, we are working through some of the technical issues around the installation of the grab bars in particular. we have miss johnson here and rosemary boske who are going to be able to talk through some of the technical issues that we hope we've been able to come up with answers for and we are going to take this legislation, once it's in its most advanced stage, out to the owner community to make sure we have buy-in. one important facet that we're going to be baking into

at jack's, hymns rang out from the inside.day, trucks began moving supplies to another school in a nearby town. that is where the children who survived will eventually resume classes. randall pinkston joins us live from newtown, connecticut. >> reporter: this is a day of overwhelming sadness mind numbs grief in newtown, the first of two of the funerals for the children who were killed in friday's massacre. massacre. children hugged each other at the funeral of 6-year-old jack pinto, adults sobbed openly. family and friends also gathered to say good-bye to noah posner. the youngest victim of the shooting spree at sandy hook elementary school. his twin sister also went to the school and was in a nearby classroom but survived the attack. pozner's mother spoke at the funeral. >> she said, whenever i told him i love you, he would say, not as much as i love you. >> reporter: police are trying to figure out why adam lanza burst into the school and started firing a high power rifle. 20 first graders and six adults were killed. emotion

jack does. >> it was freedom. of that crazy house that i was born into, and i was in the open world. i had control of the bike. it was wonderful. >> reporter: you could call him santa, but in west palm beach, he's known as jack the bike man. every year throughout the year he and his volunteers, some strikingly santa-like -- >> can i pull on this? >> ow! >> reporter: i'm sorry about that. >> repaired hundreds of used buys. then right before christmas they give them away. a holiday tradition jack started. >> over 90% of the bikes we give away are the only things the kids will get for christmas. >> pablo lopez was one of those kids. he got one of jack's bikes years ago. now he works with jack, hoping to give other boys and girls their first set of wheels. >> you're giving away something and fixing it yourself, knowing it's going to a good cause. >>i life-changing for these kids. >> when i first got to the states, all i wanted was a bike. so you give these bikes for free? where were you when i needed you? >> i was rig

jack opinion -- 6-year-old jack opinion toe were remembered.h was described as smart, caring and rambunctious. jack pinto loved the new york giants. he was buried in the jersey of his favorite player victor cruz. >> there was talk about him being in heaven and knocking ha

>>> back with jack hanna and crocodile morgan. this lizard has the longest tongue of anything i have seen in my life. see this? >> what is happening is he feels your body temperature and picking up the warm part. he feels my warm blood. what is that tongue doing? >> he is feeling the warm parts. >> what does a lizard do? >> he bites you. >>> he will find it dead because the bacteria in the animals is incredible. this one lives in the water and they have -- they have serrated teeth in there. but i don't know why he is picking up on your and not me. >> what is happening is he feels your body temperature and picking up the warm part. he feels my warm blood. what is that tongue doing? >> he is feeling the warm parts. >> what does a lizard do? >> he bites you. >>> he will find it dead because the bacteria in the animals is incredible. this one lives in the water and they have -- they have serrated teeth in there. but i don't know why he is picking up on your and not me. but that is the asian water monitor. >> this is the honey bear. >>

jack? jaaack? jaaack?! jack?! looks good ladies! jack! come on, stop the car. jack!! the only thing more surprising than finding the perfect gifts.. niice. ...is where you find them. how did you know? i had a little help. this is how to gift. this is sears. >> giving him the triple double for the night robinson in the meantime... the bulls win 189 they are now 14 and 10. i thought we showed a lot of toughness i thought we played really hard last week even on a day off some bad news for the bears. out for the year because of a rib injury. college football now the huskies took their practice indoors he took some heat from espn kirk humphrey for squeezing into the pitcher but the fallout is just about over. we plan on having a good time but also going out there and playing football games as one of the best in the country. pat fitzgerald is getting his northwestern wildcats ready. they have not won a postseason game since 1949. i have been to four ball games we haven't won a single one and that's the only objective. to spend so many years of noble in, we have to change t

jack pinto.ants receiver victor cruz. cruz paid tribute to pinto, writing on his cheats, rest in peace, jack pinto. >> so many and will continue to be so many more. hard to see. there are a lot of kids, sandra, in this community, who want to know what's next for them. when will they be returning to school? and what do we know about what's going to happen with the sandy hook elementary school? >> reporter: it's a delicate balance. administrators want to return to a sense of normalcy for a lot of these kids. at the same time, this is such a tragic event. schools in this community will remain closed today, so the staff can talk to experts to figure out how to deal with this tragedy. all classes will resume tomorrow, except for sandy hook elementary. they are working out with a neighboring town how to accommodate all of those communities. >> thank you very much. >>> connecticut state police have not yet revealed a possible motive for the shootings. but as their investigation continues, we're starting

queen of hearts, jack of hearts. jack of clubs. king of spades. jack of diamonds.en of diamonds. and king of clubs. >> king of clubs. there you go. >> reporter: look at that! changed my life. i can't remember your name, though. >> well-done, bill. thanks. just ahead, with the country only three days away now from the edge of the fiscal cliff, we're going to tell you what it could mean for you and your wallet. >>> tonight in washington, the pressure is on, the clock is ticking, the countdown to the so called fiscal cliff hits the 72-hour mark in just a few minutes. while congress is hoping for a hail mary deal to avoid taking a plunge over the fiscal cliff, most americans are wondering what is wrong with these people, and how exactly social security going to affect them. so, we went ahead and crunched the numbers for you. there they were again. hour nation's leaders trooping into the white house one more time. and afterwards, the president. >> the hour for immediate action is here. it is now. >> you've heard that before. but today on the brink of the fiscal cliff, a

we are in jack's home right now. what kind of person would live in jack's space? >> well, he's very upper east side. >> so i'm noticing there are a lot of horses and a lot of busts. >> well, jack does believe there are only a few things that are acceptable to be the subject of art. horses, ships with sails, and men with swords standing on cliffs. >> the easiest way to create a feeling for a room is paint color. what have you chosen for his room here? >> well, it's a very rich blue. it's almost like his own little world. that's an easy way to change the tone of a room. >> okay. so how about we go to liz's apartment? >> perfect. >> let's go. >> welcome to my house, you guys. >> tell me about this apartment. >> i wanted it to feel a little bit random and yet pleasing to look at. >> and are any of these your records? >> i wish. i wish barry manilo was mine. >> there's some good ones here. >> yes. south of the border. correct. >> this is the whole that jane's character kicked into my wall. >> who's going to be my maid of honor now, liz? nobody. >> that's one of a kind

first one of jack's top five. >> i'm demonstrating how the eyes are fixed on movement.nd how they don't want to hurt anyone. they can't see you, they can smell you, but you don't qualify as food. ♪ constipated? yeah. mm. some laxatives like dulcolax can cause cramps. but phillips' caplets don't. they have magnesium. for effective relief of occasional constipation. thanks. [ phillips' lady ] live the regular life. phillips'. time for citi price rewind. because your daughter really wants that pink castle thing. and you really don't want to pay more than you have to. only citi price rewind automatically searches for the lowest price. and if it finds one, you get refunded the difference. just use your citi card and register your purchase online. have a super sparkly day! ok. [ male announcer ] now all you need is a magic carriage. citi price rewind. start saving at citi.com/pricerewind. citi price rewind. progressive direct and other car insurance companies? yes. but you're progressive, and they're them. yes. but they're here. yes. are you...? there? yes. no. are you them?

"okay, jack!" like "maybe jack reacher should wear ugg boots." [ laughter ] >> that was the worst injury i got making the whole movie. >> jimmy: that is hilarious. >> i know. i was limping for days. >> jimmy: so was he, i'm assuming. [ laughter ] but this -- well, this movie is great because i think it kind of combines almost like "rambo" meets "bourne identity" because it's an ex-army guy who just goes off the grid. and he doesn't care. he's got no rules, man. and he pays for everything with cash. you don't know what he's going to do. he's a secretive dude. and he fights -- fights for people almost like robin hood. he fights the bad people. >> yeah. rights wrongs. he's a man of the people. ex-military police. >> jimmy: oh, exactly, and it's what you want to see when you go to the theaters, it's a popcorn movie. you go, "it's got good action. it's fun, it's well-written." i want to show -- swollen testicles. [ laughter ] i want to show everyone a clip -- here of tom cruise in "jack reacher." take a

jack kemp started this. we know the good fight for the american ideal wood -- will go on until we reach all people. thank you for coming in here this evening. thank you for having us this night. congratulations to marco. [applause] >> now, this is 35 minutes. >> thank you. one of the highlights of the campaign for me is when i got to travel to meet paul's mom. >> thank you. i am really privileged to be here today. just a few recognitions before i give my speech. i am one way by this tonight. i want to talk a lot about that. has inspired me. a couple of people i do want to recognize. obviously the kemp family. it is great to have my life here, who is here all the way from miami. it is her birthday tomorrow. [applause] i cannot think of anything more dramatic -- romantic than to celebrate our birthday at a kemp dinner. [laughter] paul ryan is someone i have gotten to know. thank you for your invitation to lunch. i will not stand by and watched the people of south carolina ignored. [laughter] all kidding aside,

for weeks they've had this display up talking about jack frost nipping at your nose, you got santa's helpers cranking out the candy canes. today we got a taste of that chill in san jose near the border with saratoga, the cold weather left a calling card, a leaky pipe in this water heater. >> colder water coming into the house, ground water supply is colder when the older water heaters expire or start to leak. >> reporter: don't know what frosty the snowman is up to this morning frosty the parked car was everywhere you looked. frosty the lawn covering was out and frosty the bush topping was in full display at peet's coffee in san jose, met a person who told us with about his run in with jack frost. >> i realized when i walked out this morning it reminded me of colorado, i lived there for a long time. >> reporter: did you go back in and put more stu on?

in his obituary, jack's family wrote, "in life and in death, jack will forever be remembered for the immeasurable joy he brought to all who had the pleasure of knowing him, a joy whose wide reach belied his six short years." also laid to rest today, noah pozner, who just celebrated his sixth birthday last month with his twin and best friend, avielle. they were both at sandy hook elementary. on friday she apparently hid in a bathroom during the attack. she survived. noah did not. >> we are all completely shattered. it's been a very, very rough few days. nobody is getting much sleep. you know, we're holding together as best we can. but you never, ever think that something like this could happen to your family. >> noah's aunt says he loved to read and loved to figure out how things worked. she said he was extremely lively, the light of the room. she'll remember his big blue eyes, a boy with a big heart who loved his parents, his older sisters and brother, and his twin most of all. >> they don't know the way in which noah passed away, but obviously they were there during the whole event,

i'm going to ask amy and jack this. how much do you need to have a down payment for a house at this point? >> well, the good rule of thumb today is 20%, and you also have to have really good credit to be able to get some of these really low mortgage rates. so put the money aside over time, but, you know, as paul mentioned before, when you buy a house is your own personal financial situation. you have to be ready for that, and don't jump into it now because of these low prices and low mortgage rates. if you're simply not ready. it has to be the right time for you, and as we learned over the last decade, really bad things can happen when people jump into this too early. >> jack, what's the saving plan people need to have for putting the money aside? >> number one, how much will it cost you? look around when you plan to live and realize i freed to raise $25,000 for a down payment. two things. one, it's realistic. not going to do that by tomorrow. number two, you can have that very specific goal and do the math and know, i

and they all had a story and a talent. >> what did you say to jack? i mean, how did you -- because there's a lot of parents right now who are trying to figure out what to say to their children all around the world about this. >> telling him was by far the toughest thing to do. i think what we did was truthful, honest, words that he could understand. and hoping that he'll be able to process this and how we help to guide him to process this over the long journey ahead. >> you met with president obama yesterday. what was that like? >> i did. you know, i know he's the leader of our country, when he walked into that room, it was a very private meeting. but when he walked in the room to greet us, it was just a dad. he's just a dad coming in to meet a dad and a mom and a son. and we really felt that. we felt his support and it was really -- it was really special. and we shared some special things about grace with him and her art. >> you brought him something? >> we did. we told him that grace had two things in common with him. their love for martha's vineyar

jack and grace always said, you have to conquer your fear. i will not forget the mcdonnells or their amazing grace. you heard lynn talk about giving president obama one of the pictures. she gave me the same picture. a xerox copy of it, it's an owl. president obama said he would cherish it. i will cherish it as well. here are a few more pictures as we go to break. ♪ ♪ >>> a look at one of the many memorials for the victims here in newtown tonight. as we mentioned earlier, it's the first time since friday's tragedy newtown students returned to classrooms. every school but sandy hook elementary has reopened. the question is, what should be routine, of course, is no more. returning students and staff were met by more police officers and counselors than there were before. for some today, it was their first chance really to talk about what happened with their friends. had to be an extraordinarily difficult day for the students? >> a difficult day but a really necessary day. we spoke to students and parents. what we were hearing, parents say they're

. >> reporter: unless you are the mother of 18-year-old jack mccarthy.es around christmas sweaters so tacky, some people find them beautiful. jack mccarthy has made a ton of money. >> we sold it on ebay for $50. >> reporter: inspired by the revelation, jack built his stockpile at every flee market, thrift store across different states. they sell for $12 to $50 a piece. >> the more colorful, the more action, the more eye popping. that's hour definition of ugly. >> reporter: he's shipping out sweaters at a pace of 40 a day. >> there were moments, i suppose i was concerned there was more stock than we would get rid of and i would never get my basement back. >> reporter: maybe you won't. jack graduates from high school in a few months and you can't do this in a dorm. >> for all you ladies we've been talking about on facebook, now you know where to get rid of all those ugly christmas sweaters. >>> normally they risk their lives running into burning buildings. >> how some firefighters are saving lives in a very different way.