how they defended their label, was the cover resemble the label on jack daniels. the tone of the cease and desist letter was really nice and jack daniels offered to pay for the cost of changing the cover. >> hey, dad's, you would cringe to think of your daughter dancing on a pole but what if it were an olympic sport. that could happen. the international pole sports federation hosted a world championship in london hoping to get on the olympic committee's radar, so what makes this a sport. >> lifting your own body weight, you're controlling all of your muscles to do those moves and transition smoothly and safely. >> there's a level of dedication and training you have to put into it to get anywhere. it's a type of gymnastics. >> samantha you are right, how about pole dancing at 4 followed by abc 2 news news at 5. an olympic sports. >> are guys going to do it too. >> i think so. >> i think it's called the movie magic mike. >> an olympic sport, pole dancing. >> a friend of mine from high school owns a work out facility that does that. >> that's what they call it these

i hate jack daniels.e jack daniels. >> no not no more. >> i know, i know. >> get a shot glass of jim beam. springle some ashes in there. >> oh, yeah, yeah, do it the right way. >> i'll do that for you. >> all right. that's all i ask. >> i ain't gonna drink it. >> i didn't ask you to drink it. >> it will go on the ground. >> go ahead

by the way, jack-daniel, you better just be roommates.ck ( cheers and applause ) ( cheers and applause ). >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. my guest tonight is the cochair of the bill and melinda gates foundation. cochair-- they get all that money and have to share a chair? please welcome melinda gates ( cheers and applause ) hey, melinda good to see you again. nice to you have back. >> likewise. >> stephen: now and your husband, bill-- how is bill? >> he's terrific. >> stephen: please tell him to stop by more often. >> okay. >> stephen: once would be good. ( laughter ). now you're-- you're both trustees of the bill and melinda gates foundation. you have, through your work in impoverished countries, you have saved hundreds of thousands if not millions of lives. do you ever feel like a chump for not having-- ( cheers and applause ) do you feel like a snuck of schmuck for not having a superpac. >> i think what we're trying to do is things beyond one election season so i feel good about the money we spend, particularly in the developing w

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>> nice digs. >> did you bring the jack daniels? >> yep. >> you did? >> uh-huh. >> yea! the condoms? >> uh-huh. >> he seems at ease with her. even though he's in a strange house talking to someone he's never met in person before. >> do you have any special ideas for tonight or anything -- >> nothing special. >> what are some of your ideas? >> i don't know. you tell me. >> more about him, a little later. this next man heading into the house made a stop at a gas station down the road. as you can see from this security camera video, he bought condoms before coming over to meet a girl he thinks is a 13-year-old virgin. >> come on in. i'm just finishing getting ready. >> you didn't have to take a shower. >> well -- >> he's 37-year-old william, a service tech for coin operated machines. also known as baron, he's talking to a decoy named sassy little lady. he tells the girl, you know that i really want to make love to you. but i want to hold you close to me. the decoy says, i want that, too. later, using a different screen name, wolf night 30, he says he's worried because of th

why not knock back a jack daniels, made by brown foreman. at least you can brush your teeth with the stuff. it's up 20%. go with johnny walker black. zoomed 28%. corona, just guzzled a 21% gain. they all leave you cold, you don't want that kind of money. that's not worth it. maybe go to wells fargo because it's make you that miserable 24% this year. i don't know. to me, those are convincing and highly visible gains. gains that do make me want to stop apologizing for this market. the market does not need an apology. yet the disgust is so palpable i can kbarly read twitter. yours truly have become a symbol for stocks. stocks are despised. so tonight, i want to turn the tables. i'm going to define your anger and define your anger's worthlessness. as much as it has merit, it ain't making you any money. i know how much you loathe stocks right now because tomorrow in our conference, i'm interviewi ining berarra, the attorney for the southern district of new york. he's become the defacto sheriff of wall street. and in preparation for the interview,

he said that you can't make margaritas with jack daniels. >> turns out you can.aw the attendee list. why is that [ bleep ] susanberg coming? >> because that [ bleep ] is covering me this week. please do me the favor of not talking to her. or if you must, try not saying things like the country didn't elect me because they didn't want to sleep with me. >> it's true. >> that's going to be a great show. >> yeah. i'm afraid i'm going to get bleeped a lot if you show more. >> we did have to go through this with a fine tooth comb this morning because your character, as i said, sometimes some rough language. you're going to do this for six weeks. it's a six had-week -- >> six episodes, and then it could get picked up for more. we don't know yet. >> filmed in philadelphia? >> we filmed in philadelphia, although it's set in washington. so we're pretending. >> what do you like best about where you are in your career now? >> i'm having an awfully good time. >> it looks like it by that role. it really does. >> yeah. and i just signed on to do a play, a revival of "picnic" thi

she admits she's been drinking jack daniels on board the plane.hreatens the pilot as she's removed from the aircraft. videotape shows her being carried off the flight in a wheelchair. >> she made a comment to the pilot, an off-the-cuff comment, and the comment was "you're dead," and so, therefore, they charged her with terroristic threatening. >> police tests at the airport reveal a .032 blood alcohol level, well below the .08 drinking limit to drive a car. but for a flight attendant, drinking eight hours prior to any flight is illegal. >> when she was hauled off to jail, she was kind of screaming and crying and all upset with the airport police. >> mark kennedy breaks the sarah mills story for wkyt in lexington. >> the fact that she was a flight attendant on a plane, the only flight attendant on that plane because it was a small plane, and was carried off in handcuffs really caught a lot of people's attention. >> he follows her trail to the lexington/fayette detention center. >> then she gets to the jail, and this is where we hear that there was

he said you can't make margaritas with jack daniels. >> it turns out you and and it's good. >> i sawlist. why is that [ bleep ] coming? >> because that [ bleep ] is covering me this week. please do me the favor of not talking to her. >> it airs sundays at 10:00 p.m. eastern on the usa network. ed recently had the opportunity to sit down with ellen burstyn who plays sigourney weaver's mother in the show. >> i'm joined tonight by academy award winner, golden globe winner, emmy award winner, and tony winner ellen burstyn who starred in "political animals." going to be a great one. great to meet you, great to have you with us tonight. "political animals" a lot of them running around, that's for sure. are you excited about the show? >> i love it, it's a really interesting show. it has a great cast and wonderful writing, and i think it's going to be good. >> a lot of material out there. it sounds like your new show used former president bill clinton and secretary of state hillary clinton as a jumping off point. tell us about that. >> that's what it is, a jumping off point. sigourney weaver

drinking about a 30-pack a day, and if that didn't cut it, i would go with a 30-pack and a bottle of jack daniels. i was drinking myself to death. i was miserable. i was absolutely miserable. so instead of trying to change it at the time my out was death. and that's the skinhead philosophy. they are the retirement program is either prison or the grave. i didn't feel like going to prison. so that would have been the only other alternative. >> bryon? bryon? you're all done, buddy. open your mouth up wide. you're all done, buddy. >> try to stay on your back. you hear me? >> yeah. >> just relax. >> stay right on your back. >> bring a stretcher in. >> we're just going to take you to the wake-up room. >> he's more concerned about my stress level than anything else. he just wants me to see him so i know he's okay. because i'm a mom and i worry. thousand times more than i should. >> right now his blood pressure is 179 over 108, so we definitely want to bring that down to his pre-op what he was. >> it just hurts so much, babe. >> so sorry. >> think about -- >> i am. >> is it getting any better? >> no, it

now, the hbus compliance officer for banknotes, daniel jack, described a bank as, quote: government-owned in a high-risk country with a politically-exposed person which is someone who requires enhanced due diligence and reputational risk due to corruption, etc. this is now exhibit 84a. and he recommended an sec designation, and your response? quote: this is such a large bank, hence malfeasance is expected. however, you wrote, i do not agree that just on these numerous breaches that the bank should be classified, close quote. so your position was that malfeasance is to be expected in a large bank. so don't even bother to do additional anti-money laundering monitoring. and then exhibit 82, this is from 2007. in this e-mail chain an hbus banknotes colleague asks if you and, mr. lok, we're referring to you, would be willing to help open a banknotes account for a bank in bangladesh which was partly owned by a saudi arabian bank whose account was closed by hbus in 2005 for terrorist financing reasons. although in part in 2007 because of your urging hbus reopened that account. here's what you wr

now, the hbus compliance officer for bank notes daniel jack described the bank as government-owned in a high-risk country with a politically expos person which is someone who requires enhanced due diligence and reputation of risk due to corruption, etc.. this is now exit 84 and he recommended an sec designation and your response, quote, this is such a large bank pence malfeasance is expected. however, you wrote, i do not agree that just on these numerous breaches the bank should be classified. so your position is that malfeasance is to be expected in a large bank so they don't even bother to do additional antimoney laundering. in exhibit 82 this is from 2007. in this e-mail chain the bank notes colleagues asked if you would be willing to help open a bank note account for the es salaam bangladesh which is partly owned by the saudi arabian bank was closed by hd u.s. in 2005 for the terrorist financing reasons also impart in 2007 to hbus reopened that account. i am happy to be the relationship manager if this is an account worth chasing. how much money do you expect to make from the same

jack degan, thanks, as always, for your opinions this morning. >> thanks for having me, joe. >> best to jackie. >>> get to the broader markets here, daniel -- help me, joe. >> stesich. >> stesich. >> nobody's going to know at home. they don't know him either. do it with a lot of confidence. >> it's like when you're singing, you know, if you don't know the words, sing louder. dan, let's talk about ge. i call it had an alice in wonderland report. everything is fine. double-digit growth is in place. they had a pretty strong revenue number, even though they missed a little bit. different from what we're hearing other companies. does it affect the market today? >> you know, i don't think ge affects it so much, but that was a good analogy. it does look all around the floor here. as far as the week goes, the one stock isn't going to have that much of an effect. we've had a pretty good week. and most of it was based on really low expectations on earnings. they've beaten on that. and i don't think guidance has been as poor. and today, you know, that exemplifies it. so that does help going forward. we've got a lot ahead of us. next week gdp is coming out.