unfortunately, he also endorsed porn, jack daniels and hepatitis c while he was at it. cheers and applause ] hey, this is something i hadn't seen before. it's a short film from 1896 called "the kiss." it's believed to be the first kiss ever captured on film. it was shot and distributed by thomas edison's film company. it's kind of cool to see. take a look. you see here, the guy with the mustache, is nibbling on the face of another guy in a dress. [ laughter ] or maybe he's whispering into her cheek. i don't know what's going on. but then, he twirls his mustache up and plants a kiss right on her. i wanted to show this because i wanted to illustrate how we've gone from that to kim kardashian and ray. thanks, edison. you pervert. there was a new edition of "american idol" on fox. tonight, it was men's night. all 13 male semifinalists took the stage tonight. and needless to say, this was steven tyler's least favorite evening of the year. ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're never too old to bedazzle. even though there were no female performers tonight, steven tyler's libido does

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fueled with jack daniels. >> i was going to say -- >> you're looking disgustingly in good shape. >> youok disgustingly wonderful after what my children have done to me, i'm doing all right. trust me. >> before we come on to your remarkable twist, the country music and your incredible career, i wanted to get your reaction to the interview that i just conducted with trayvon martin's parents. what did you make of what they were saying? >> you know, i'm a parent. how i approach this is just everyone take the race car out. if you received a phone call saying your child was shot and killed because he looked it suspicious, armed with a cell phone and the other guy has a gun, the next thing is, did he have any kind of markings on him that said security so your kid thinks someone's chasing him. i mean, this is just how i feel. and then you can't really get an explanation as to what really happened. don't put a color on that. just imagine. and now the outrage that is happening is if this was just a one off situation, it would be wonderful. it would be something that we could investigate. this is

we don't have the kids on a corner i have a 5th of jack daniels here for you.hey are sold by businesses and safe well lit places. there is no violence here but this is legal. there used to be violence in places like this. >> they ended the 9 years of alcohol prohibition. >> we created organized crime. al cap poen. >> organized crime was there well before prohibition. >> it dropped and became legal again. if we were to do away with our drug laws and log get miez narcotic use in this country let an adult do what they do we know stat tisiccally the drug usage numbers are going to sky rocket. people think we are not for drug laws drug abuse would be rampant. it criminalizes all drugs ten years ago. the number of abusers would not sky rocket. >> in portugal which people often talk about is actually a blatant failure. >> we went to fort gull, he is just wrong. >> huge problem with reviews. >> this man is fort gull's drug czar. >> we have around 100,000 people. >> 15 years ago heroin users shot up in the streets and junkies set up tent cities. then instead of doing wh

and the renaissance of jack daniels, one of brown foreman's signature brands is breathtaking, and no doubt by the elevation of jack to listerine. i think the whole group will get a bump after the report. i like to stick with my faves. here watch for beam to come in on these days and maybe buy some of that or deagio, which is wow. maybe one of the best stocks worldwide. just a fantastic company. that's my friend johnny walker black, and his other partners that i also like. i like the red -- i'm partial to gold and the green and i like blue too. i like that whole family. very good blood lines. seena reports on wednesday. we still get one more crummy quarter from an optico teleco. it has no momentum. the major teleco companies are stalling. could sienna give us the turn we've been waiting for some keep your hands in your pockets. in addition to earnings honeywell is holding its investor conference call. you believe it will reiterate its targets and give you a rebirth in commercial construction. that is what could propel this stock. if we keep drifting down in today's fashion for the firs

it's now about half the size of jack daniels.t kind of came from nowhere. >> the observation about mead johnson in china is a very good one. there's a consumer stock so you don't necessarily have to buy cyclical stocks all the time to get the global growth story. you brought up a very good point there. >> tim, bob, thank you very much. >>> up next on "power lunch," taking your movie collection to the cloud, walmart teaming up with hollywood's biggest movie studiosed to do just that. what it means for you and what's at stake for the companies involved. we'll be right back. i've been riding since i was 17. flat out my whole life. ran into a pretty serious medical issue. i was prescribed one drug one place, another somewhere else. turns out if i had taken both drugs together, i'd have been in real trouble. but unitedhealthcare spotted the danger, and warned my pharmacist in time. we only get one shot, and i want to leave this life exhausted. we're more than 78,000 people looking out for 70 million americans. that's health in numbers

they would have a jack daniel's every now and then or a barbecue a steak. and once lyndon johnson bought a dog for his daughters and named it edgar. were they friends? not in the sense that you and i are friends. hoover didn't have any friends. >> did they think they were friends? >> they used each other masterfully. here at c-span you've got hours and hours of tapes archived of these two men talking together and these conversations are transcribed in the book and talking on the phone. johnson recorded it. johnson bugged hoover. and it's extraordinary. the flattery, the praise, the stroking. >> and didn't l.b.j. tell him i love you? >> you're my brother. you're my closest ally in government. and this led to some extraordinary things. like when president johnson told j. edgar hoover to crush the ku klux klan. hoover didn't want to do that. he thought the problem in the south with the civil rights movement wasn't the segregationists. he thought the problem was as he put it the integrationists. but his president told him to do it. an extraordinary conversation

we'll hear from brown foreman which distributes jack daniels and other liquor brands, dick's sportingnter weather impacted results at those various companies. i'm sue her rare ark. get all your business news on cnbc. >> also get your business and tech news before the bell week days on "today in the bay" which starts at 4:30 in the morning. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay." this morning, coming up, girl scouts fight back after they are robbed. what do you think should happen to those robbers? the girl scouts weigh in. we eel hear from them in just a bit, but first we'll hear from mike inouye who has a look at some fun stuff happening in our weekend calendar. >>> good morning. i'm mike ennui and lots to do today in the bay. a really cool way to start. oddities to share with the kiddos and then i looked a little closer at this whole event, sword swallowing, mach e machetes and bed of nails. the circus sideshow offers a fresh and bit edgy twist on the classic american sideshows of yesteryear. i'm sure it's amazing and fun and since you're having breakfast right now i chose you no

also olive oil and jack daniels. i never tried jack with olive oil. bertie ketner. great name.zzles. and visiting with pals. isn't it nice to have friends at that age? people go to special shows. arthur birnbaum of ashland, oregon. that's nice country. 1 is 100 today. follows the stock market and enjoys a shot of bourbon every once in a while around 5:00 p.m. cocktail time. you got it. janie gonsalves is 100 today. generous to everyone she meets. she loves to garden. i like to eat fresh garden vegetables. kora hollinger from houston, texas. 107 years old. her granddaughter wrote a book about her life. isn't that nice? pat old, how nice it is. keep that name in mind. he's from pullman, washington. he's 100 and said it was inevitable he'd be a hundred because his last name is old. that's it. back to new york. >>> okay, willard. have a great birthday. willard mentioned cocktail time. up next, martha stewart is throwing a beer party. that's after this. >> live, local, latebreaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news today in baltimore. >> good morning. i am mindy basara. that's get a final ch

i didn't until i saw the description was, makers of jack daniel and southern comfort, you can do bothskey out called devil's brew. >> devil's brew. is that a whiskey? i did not know that. they have 31 brands actually. it is one of the largest liquor companies in the world and they are again expanding and they're always growing and trying to come up with new products, obviously devil's brew looks like it's one of them. they have 89 jobs right now. whether you're a laborer, sales and marketing, this is the kind of company where the benefits are strong and i look at companies and base them on medical, dental, and you may need medical and dental if you're working for a liquor company or rehab. i don't know. >> definitely should floss after every gargling with whiskey. >> those are good companies. >> five great companies. a lot of jobs and a lot of hope. good job. >> i'll be writing about today switching careers, a lot of you out there will be writing to me asking how to fine tune your resume to switch careers if you have to -- advice on the web site. >> and watch you at noon on the fox bu

at the top of the list and daniel radcliff, second, followed by jack houston. >> joe jonas, number fourand social network actor army hammer rounds out the top five. >> nice. >> young, and stylish. >> and rich. >> and rich. yes. throw that in. >> and they don't have

if you want to see what that means, go down to jack london square, have a drink at last chance saloon and go right next door to daniel paterson's new restaurant, and you will see the stars of the future. you may not know that "newsweek" recently recognized oakland as the second best can do city in america. in looking at 200 cities, they evaluated an interesting set of criteria, and i want to read through them very quickly because i think you will find them interesting. they looked at emissions -- 13 major pollutants/the population to create a carbon footprint for oakland. they look at the increase in building permits, the increase in lead-certified buildings. they looked at the number of people who have health care. they looked at people over 25 getting college degrees. they looked at the number of it -- the increase in the number of people taking public transportation and walking to work. on the basis of all of those, concluded that we are the second-best can do city in the country. and we have known that for a long time. i want to end this with a couple of comments -- many of you know that i am very much a politica

danielle hutchins. i'm from the association of bay area governments and i just wanted to respond to mr. jacks' opening question about what else we need to do to be prepared for a next earthquake. i would like to advocate for a regional perspective. obviously cities must be prepared, neighborhoods must be prepared to take care of their own cities to bring those back. but we have a number of regional issues that we're going to face and lifelines and our utilities and road networks, housing, regional economic development. and i think it's really important we look at that as our bay area region, as our bay area identity. so along those lines i wanted to -- passed out an invitation to a workshop where we're going to begin to look at some of those regional issues. it will be at november 1 at ames. i hope everyone can attend. >> the importance at looking at a regional level is half of our work force lives outside of san francisco. so looking from a regional perspective, i think that would be really important too. >> i would say one of the biggest gaps we have is the lack of that regional recovery pl

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drake colonel daniel davis just to name a few and we provide the extensive coverage of the obama administration's war on whistleblowers six times they've now tried to use that as you know jack to bring charges and just three years in office compared to three times in history that it's been done before and many have called it a clear intimidation campaign considering how few whistleblowers there are can we say that works and if so what is it that makes some individuals choose to do the right thing this type of consequences and his new book press examines four characters police kept in one thousand thirty eight who allow jewish refugees to stay in switzerland and serve who say the lies the crimes and lie about their ethnicity and the lead israeli soldier who refused to serve the occupy territories and financial industry whistleblower so what are these people have in common psychologically what made them at the morally despite the surrounding circumstances and why are they so rare well joining me from our studio in new york is a press contributing writer at the nation and author of beautiful souls saying no breaking ranks and heeding the voice of conscience and our time they a

road in iu and drive around in the jack trout, a dodge ram pickup truck with that to understand as the miles on it. we drove around and my son john occasionally and daniel are one of the other boys in occasion of my daughter elizabeth would come with us and care and wouldn't write the truck. that's not true. she did. she loved the trout. we had a great time. no one is paying much attention to us. so we went out and delivered a strong message that we need to date conservative, someone who had a record and a vision, not just that you could run on, that a candidate who is someone who understood the plight of everyday americans in america, so if you grow up and in america. and was able to grow out and articulate the vision and we are concerned not just about the 99%, not just the 95%, but 100% of americans. we've got to plan to give everybody the opportunity to rest in society and filter turns because that is what america is about. [applause] that we are here in ohio. as mike said, we have been hammered here and the media. $12 million. $12 million in the last few weeks. 12 the one is the ratio that has been outspent. it's really remarkable and have four or