come on, jane! bloody hell.when she arrives and starts her bleeding heart routine, don't get involved. just give her her kid back and boot her out the door. i feel sorry for her. she's having such a difficult time. well, i'll do it. i'll deal with her. right. you won't be rude, will you? i won't be rude. i'll be truthful. i'll say, "jane, i can't talk, it's getting late, and i'm on a promise." jake: what promise? don't be nosy. are you all right? have you got tummy trouble? no, i'm fine. how's school? it's school. it was cool? it was school. school is school. jesus. is that your letter of apology? statement of regret. i have no need to apologize. the head made that completely clear. "i sincerely regret any offence i may inadvertently "have caused kemal by implying he is fat, brackets, (which he is.)" not very conciliatory. well, he is fat. you see, there's no getting away from it, but no one's admitting it. it's the elephant in the room. he-- he is the elephant in the room. you're going to have to back down even

jane and i are both proud graduates. she of smith and i of wellesley. and we're including many international domestic partners. i think it's exciting that we are working on these kinds of things together in addition to all of the raft of difficult problems, both those in the headlines and in the trend lines that we confront every single day. i have to say, that film was hilarious. i have a feeling that jane was stage managing every bit of it but i can't wait to see all my predecessors to thank them for participating and george schultz with his don't worry be happy song, he actually gave me a little bear that i keep in my office that has one of these buttons when you press it, it sings don't worry, be happy. i figure if it's good enough for george schultz, it's good enough for me. so i was thrilled to see him sharing that with all of you tonight. and you know, the thing about henry kissinger is with that accent you can say anything you think it's really smart and witty. and so he and i have had some of the most amazing conversations, but i'm never quite

and you lost jane. why -- >> i lost jane. i lost my job here. i lost my fortune, most of it.ion or two left. you can get by on that if you economize. but i was worth seven or eight billion at one point. but you carry on. and i found other things to do. i'm working trying to help the united nations causes. both philanthropy and with my personal efforts. i've got a meeting to try to save the oceans. i'm on a committee to save the oceans. i'm on to finish poverty. i've got plenty of tough jobs. >> which of the three things that you lost, your fortune or most of it, jane fonda, or the job here -- >> you want me to rank them? >> yes. >> well -- >> which caused you -- >> i can't do that. i loved them all. >> which upset you the most? >> they all broke my heart. i just rallied. winners never quit. quitters never win. i just made the comeback. >> are you a better man for having experienced the loss? >> i'm a more experienced man. because those -- you know, the aol merger and the subsequent basically destruction of my wealth, they hurt at the time but i just toughed it out. you have t

the jane lynch joining us. she'll be here at the end of the show for what i think will be our first-ever special edition best new thing in the world today. very exciting. >>> also, nbc's chief foreign correspondent richard engel will be joining us here this hour. and george w. bush followed up his endorsement of mitt romney yesterday with a very surprising announcement today. that is all coming up this hour. >>> but we begin tonight with this. the woman of your dreams just may have a russian accent. don't take it from me, take it from this male order bride website. i thought people would think i was looking at porn. technically, this is not porn. this is the website for a marriage service. see, it says so right there above the lady with the bra straps falling down and the lady in the red, white, and blue bikini. is that some sort of bikini yoga? we think of the mail order bride industry as a relic of the past, but the industry still not only exists, it has been updated for the computer age. you don't pick your

jane, what is a prevention-prepared community? that is a really good question, ivette, and it is a term i think we are going to be hearing a lot more. the notion of a prevention-prepared community is all of the systems in the community, be they the health care sector, the business sector, families, schools, neighborhoods, law enforcement, they are all prepared to create a prevention system for the community that really does increase the likelihood that everybody will be making an important contribution together and rates of these problems will actually decrease over time. dr. greene, you mentioned screening and brief interventions. many people in the audience may not know what this program is all about. do you want to tell us a little more? i will be happy to, yvette. one of the things that howard university and howard university hospital has identified was that we have a large population of at-risk drinkers, substance abuse patients, and that we wanted to find a way to try to really help our population. we didn't have enough soci

but jane lynch, you ask, where is the job opportunity in all of this?after all, we republicans are all about jobs, jobs, jobs. well, here it is. someone is going to have to teach republicans to talk about gay rights, without seeming like they've caved to the democrats. some strategists are going to have to make it their specialty to teach republicans how do be pro gay while still sounding angry. that's a very tall order, but the good news is, you can charge more money. republicans are trying to figure out how to lose gracefully. the best new thing in the world today. >> jane lynch, you're the best new thing in the world today. >> oh, thank you so much. when you said, folks, do you do that. >> you do, i was mocking you. >> yeah, i felt it in a very painful way. thank you for doing the best new thing in the world. >> thanks for having me. >> it's weird i'm in the guest chair. >> i know. how does it feel? >> sub serviant. >> i'm really happy. >> do you want to be a cable news host ever? >> i would love to play one. i don't know that i would want to do it d

jane, final thoughts? one final thought: i think it's really helpful when communities have people like jordan and wendy, our doctor, involved in these kinds of efforts. it's so essential to have young people become good community problem solvers and its really, really important to have our professionals in the community working on these problems, not only from a programmatic aspect but from a systems change and policy aspect because we all know there's good programs out there, but it's really necessary to take them to scale and institutionalize them. very good. and if communities want to get engaged and involved, there's no better opportunity than to do so during national recovery month . recovery month is celebrated every september. there are materials online that you can use, and it's really looked at and prepared all year round, so you can get engaged in recovery month all year round. we hope that you do so, and we hope that you continue to spread the word that prevention works, treatment is effective,

for jane faucet, also with us our composer david friedman and davy wild. it was so appropriate. because i was thinking about my father. >> isn't that funny? i think everyone can think of someone, yeah. >> i thought it was just absolutely beautiful and it spoke to everything that i was feeling and i just want to thank you all for doing it. thank you for writing it. >> too bad chandra has no talent at all. she doesn't have beauty, talent or anything else. >> it was a home run. >> that was great. now it is time for our favorite part. we get to present you with a surprise. jane and denise, we knew you wanted to do something special so island country inn on "bainbridge" island, washington state, donated a weekend get-away for two so you guys can go have a nice relaxing weekend. close, you don't have to fly. >> just a nice little ferry ride. >> we also know that -- who likes to paint? that's what i thought. we have a whole basket full of supplies so you can start painting again. >> $250 gift card for anything you need to start painting again because you've got a

jane, thank you very much. any time you want to do the show.ic. >> now it's time requester "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." >>> the romney campaign hasn't figured out how to talk about mitt romney's days of bain capital, but joe biden has. >> there's no leveling an attack dog. >> vice president biden is going to be chief attack dog. >> i resent the fact they think we're talking about envy.

i'm jane and i'm the president of the rosa parks association and we are all here to date.

>> absolutely. >> as for jane hoard on, her home resembles something out of the space age.inside herris basement, it runs 12 hours a day, sucking the contaminated air out. >> i want it cleaned up now. >> she feared that won't happen in her lifetime and lurks under the ground of what she has every day. >> i don't want to have to prove that to show this is bad. there is no way to trace this to vapor intrusion. doctors don't know. nobody knows. how can it be healthy for to you breathe in a solvent. >> the epa agrees that there health risks from breathing air contaminated by vapor intrusion. that's why they continue to study this site. for more than a month, we tried to get a comment from the u.s. army about its roll n all of this, but they did not respond to our questions. so far the epa removed over 100,000 pounds of tce and five billion gallons of contaminated water. they admit there is decades of work to be done to clean up the site. we are waiting to hear from the cancer registry and as soon as we do, we will let you know what they find. >> that sounds worrisome. >> it is

i would whip out my dick and jane. see jane run. run, he endured that. he allowed me to read to him. i had no idea in other families the adults read to children. in my house, children read to the adults. imagine the confidence they gave me in my readings. i loved to read out loud. enjoyed it immensely. so i would read dick and jane all the way up to julius caesar. when i came to a word difficult, he would say work with it little sister. he wouldn't jump in and tell me. he would let me work it out so i did. i learned to jump into words. that built my confidence, grandmother and ggrandfather were from the old school. i can remember borrowing $25 from my grandmother. i was taking out my checkbook to pay her. she said no, darling, don't give me a little piece of paper. what did i give you. i said a 20 and a 5. so bring me that. they went to the light company and paid their light bills. they went to the department store and paid whatever. they went there once or twice a week to take care of business. the process of going through things, my grandmother would t

if you're eligible, the number is on my twitter, at market jane. the market was looking oddly yesterday. bank stocks made things look not so bad by the closing bell. the first licenses following tests and demonstrations on the las vegas strip. cell phones were playing a bigger role in our lives. 86% of smart phone users have used their phones to do everything from traffic conditions to look up scores. some have used it to settle an argument. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news, for wbal-tv 11 news. >> do you smashed a person in the face with your smart phone? >> i am not sure. >> there is an iphone sale going on now. >> at target. the girl scouts have a new moneymaker beside those famous cookies. we're talking about can bars. >> thank you, jane. >> they could not sell salad, right? we're counting down the days to the next preakness stakes. >> the first horse in baltimore, i'll have another. will he have another win on his way to a triple crown? that ishave another -- a name you'll hear a lot. >> is the kentucky winner and

perhaps such issues with jane, jane, baby. >> i was thinking he will make your house nice, nice, baby. investigators have concluded their probe at lehman brothers. the fcc is not recommending any enforcement action against the firm and that includes the former executives. the agency was being pressed to see if i remember this corporate brothers misrepresent to their health. there is a private carconference call -- the nasdaq was overwhelmed by order cancellations in facebook shares when it debuted. j.p. morgan will reimburse customers who lost money because of the glitches. futures are a little bit higher. we finished mostly higher. greece is likely to stay in the euro. if you are in need of a renovation, how about some help from the no ivanilla ice. homeowners can get a rock star room renovation. the network is taking submissions now. there'll be a link on my twitter. at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king, bloomberg news, for wbal-tv 11 news. >> i understand he is found his niche with the remodeling. >> i admire him. good for him. looking for a golden tan, how you can save so

jane king is live at the new york stock exchange.e ipo biggest in a long time. >>> it really is. it is all that everybody is talking about today. shares expected to start trading in a little over an hour highly anticipateed mark zuckerberg rang the opening bell for the nasdaq, remotely from their headquarters. lots of cheering, lots of hugs. wouldn't you be if you were going to be a billionaire by the end of the day. share $38. one breaker did tell us employees in menlo park will have a lot to celebrate shares will open way higher. others calling the shares grotesquely overvalued one said shares could fall to $18 by early next year. we have a positive start or did at least we've been down everyday so far this week for the dow and s&p. still having claimed positive gains. the nasdaq has turned lower. bloomberg index a bit positive. shares of hewlett-packard this morning did close higher yesterday the company looking at cutting thousands of job. -- of jobs, be could be 25,000, 10 to 15,000 from the enterprise group. "the new york times

you seemed really happy, you and jane fonda together? >> we were for a long time. >> and what went wrong? >> it's hard to tell. obviously it was a combination of things. >> do you wish that the marriage had managed to survive? >> well, i didn't. i mean, there's no point in sitting around and crying about spilt milk. got to move on. >> moving on is turner's mantra. it also put a hex on his marriage to jane fonda. >> it's impossible to really be with ted the way he needs someone to be with him and have any kind of life of your own. >> he's perfectly aware of it. he said to me, he said, "i hate being alone." >> he's aware that it makes it hard for the person who's, you know, trying to love him. >> but what's interesting is, the moment he's in one place for a couple of days, he's got to move on to somewhere else. >> yeah, when you're chased by demons, you have to keep moving. >> though they've been divorced for eight years, they're in some way inseparable. >> you know, if-- if ted really needed me, i would be there in a blue minute. >> yeah,

thanks to everyone and our supervisor, jane kim. [applause] >> i am linda wong, representing the tnederloitenderloin boys ans club. there are a lot of programs and many kids had experiences like mine. basically, the boys and girls clubs help me. i was not thinking of going to college, because i thought that they would cut the budget. taking everything away from me, and when no one believed in me, they believed in me. thank you. >> i will call another group of speakers. we have about five more minutes. i will call these names. henry carnilowitz, scott piper, daniel landry, jaela anderson, and john mark johnson. >> good evening. i would like to thank jane kim for making this happen. south of market -- as we know, small businesses are the economic and cultural engine of a city. this needs fuel to keel to keep running. the organization i speka of ak of is urban solutions. i would urge you to make the funds available. particularly in areas like sixth street and bayview and tenderloin. i urge you to set funds aside for that. and one last

he is joined by supervisors carmen chu, jane kim, and eric mar.ls, jeff adachi, the public defender, the recorder assessor, hydra mendoza, and emily murase. we're also thankful for the chief of police, thank you. i would like to also acknowledges someone that has been a very special friend of mine, someone that has given me a lot of support and advice over the years. and also someone who has not missed one of these asian pacific heritage month associations, mayor willie brown. >> this evening, we are celebrating our communities from all over the world. i am so lucky to be the mayor of an international city. we talked a lot about diversity, but we also celebrates in so many ways. it is marvelous to hear the names of all these council generals from all around the world. we also have some invaluable participants that represent the city relations. from osaka, singapore, shanghai, taipei, and seoul, korea. they're working with our offices and communities to promote education, trade, allow ourselves to educate ourselves continuously about the need to ha

jane has been so involved in -- with the school overtime and has not gone away. every time i ever go there for whether it is for an event or a clean up or they have repented the building, jane is always there and is so committed to this institution. we know in san francisco that is hard to raise a family here. one of the things that makes it possible is having institutions like glen ridge that make it possible for people to have a wonderful experiences for their kids. it is such a pleasure for me to get to know you over the last few years, to work with you, to be able to work together and support each other. i am thrilled to be able to honor you here today. [applause] >> thank you so much. i am deeply humbled and honored to be here today. i want to thank you for taking time out of your clearly very busy agenda to acknowledge and reflect upon some of the work in the committee and i want to thank supervisor wiener for your leadership in the committee and the district. you talk about commitment. i am continually amazed by your engagement and your ability to be obsol

first you'll hear remarks from congresswoman jane harman who leads the center and imf managing director christine lagarde. >> good evening. how'd you like it? i'm jane harman the first president and ceo of the wilson center who happens to be a woman. >> and we're delighted to welcome honored guests, friends from congress and the diplomatic core. senator clinton and some very special guests. the zacaro family. it was very important to me. geraldine ferraro was a mentor to me. a special welcome to you. [ applause ] so i'm about to tell you something henry kissinger wouldn't. where to begin in the trajectory of hillary clinton's career stuns. i'm pleased to have known her and worked with her throughout much of it. while this is no retirement dinner, hear that hillary, no retirement dinner, tonight we honor you for the entire arc of your remarkable career from pioneering attorney and chair of the legal services corporation during the carter administration, a white house where jim free and i served to fist lady of arkansas to first lady of the united states to u.s. senator from new york and