jess, jess, jess, jess ! my fellow citizens as we look ahead and prepare to confront the difficult issues that loom before us the stakes could not be higher. do we want our government to tie the hands of our business community... with unnecessary rules and regulations ? no. no. or do we want-- or do we want to give them the freedom they need to pump new economic blood-- into-- what is wrong ? i'm sorry. this is not me. - and this definitely is not me. - jess ! look, the only reason i ran for city council in the first place... was because i got a water bill for $30,000 and i couldn't find anybody to do anytng about it. so i decided if no one was available to help an ordinary citizen solve his problem, then somebody ought to step in. i thought that someone might be me. anyway, i know people are tired of getting ripped off. and i don't care if it's by government officials who only care about getting reelected... or by developers who are only interested in making big profits. yeah. tell 'em, jess. i'll only make

. - yeah, jess is doing a great job. jess ? what does he know about managing a restaurant ? he's got everything under control. he's very organized. you should see the systems he's setting up. the cafe was fine the way it was. if jess wants to invent a system let him invent the system that will get me out of this hospital ! jamal, what are you doing ? this table shakes. i'm trying to make it steady. that's a good idea only the coffee machine isn't working right. that's probably more important to fix. can you do something to fix the table temporarily ? that should hold it awhile. what do you think ? looks good to me. only i've got one question. what was on that slip of paper ? oh, it was a note to myself to fix the table. [ mr. brashov ] oh, no, no more medicine. please, mr. brashov, a little cooperation. see you in a little while. see you soon, mr. jenkins. sorry. i am just tired of eating food that tastes like pills and pills that taste like food. excuse me. jamal ! thank you for coming. it is good to see you, mr. brashov. - what have you got there ? - a little something fro

jesse, i have somebody else that wants to ask you a question. >> hello, jesse. my son would like an autograph. he loved you in "moon breaker." just sign it, jaws. >> so much set up. >> here is the thing. i believe legalization for criminalization, anything that ends in ation. why is it the spokespeople, they are never the right spokesmen. when they say the first thing i am going to do is get high on the capitol steps that's the opposite of what you are about to say? >> i am from california and that's pretty much in keeping with the quality of the candidates. we gave you nancy pelosi who thinks unemployment checks are the best stimulus to the economy. and downtown jerry brown is going to tax the last six guys. and now this guy is basically his slogan, his campaign slogan is i need dope in order to focus. you can't pay attention. >> if you keep stressing that marijuana is fun, no one is going to legalize it. or if you call it medical marijuana no one will legalize it. that works. brooke you are high right now. i can smell you from a mile away. do you think obama i

and this is jess.d with coffee, he's the nicest and easiest customer you'll ever meet. i think that was a compliment. it's nice to meet you. i'm sure you're going to do a great job. thank you very much. it was quite an effort just getting past initial inspection. no need to go into details. come on, marie, let me show you how the register works. hi, henry. let me introduce you to the new waitress. marie, this is henry-- busboy, delivery boy and future rock star. - hi, it's nice to meet you. - it's nice to meet you. - hey, henry. - hi, mr. washington. - heard you were a big hit last night. - yeah, well. thanks. - sorry i couldn't make it. - that's okay. well, victor, i was just about to give up on you. i'm sorry. it's just that there's always so much paperwork. i can't seem to catch up. how many times do i need to tell you ? slow down. leave a little time for the really important things. you mean, like our chess game ? exactly. thank you, katherine. i can't believe you're really leaving this place. me n

good night, jess. sit down. katherine, bring frank some coffee. i hope you don't mind my asking this but how can you have so many skills and still not have a job ? when i was laid off from the factory, i thought i'd get another job really quickly. it just didn't work out that way. did you apply at other factories ? sure, and dealerships and garages. then i don't understand. i'm just no good when it comes to interviews. i get nervous, my head starts to hurt. i just freeze up. let me guess. you needed just one more cup of coffee. i wish that was it. my car won't start. i need to call a tow service. just a minute, jess. frank is a mechanic. why don't you let him take a look at it ? would you mind ? no, i'd be happy to. i'll show you where it is. i know. may i slip into the middle of the story you are watching... to bring you apecial segment of "word play" ? i know i don't have to ask, but there are occasions when it's very important to ask permission... before you take action. another phrase you can use to ask permission... is "do you mind if--" do y

good night, jess. sit down. katherine, bringrank some coffee. i hope you don't mind my asking this but how can you have so many skills and still not have a job ? when i was laid off from the factory, i thought i'd get another job really quickly. it just didn't work out that way. did you apply at other factories ? sure, and dealerships and garages. then i don't understand. i'm just no good when it comes to interviews. i get nervous, my head starts to hurt. i just freeze up. let me guess. you needed just one more cup of coffee. i wish that was it. my car won't start. i need to call a tow service. just a minute, jess. frank is a mechanic. why don't you let him take a look at it ? would you mind ? no, i'd be happy to. i'll show you where it is. i know. he's always there when you need him. may i slip into the middle of the story you are watching... to bring you a special segment of "word play" ? i know i don't have to ask, but there are occasions when it's very important to ask permission... before you take action. another phrase you can use to ask p

jesse stone. here it is. jesse stone trying to flirt his way to information.ou were direct. i like direct. can i see you sometime and would you walk over to that door and punch me in? >> because? >> because i like watching you. >> i'm too young for you. >> i'm hurt. >> jimmy: yeah, come on! [ cheers and applause ] tom selleck, "jesse stone benefit of the doubt", airs sunday, 9:00 p.m. on cbs. krysten ritter joins us next. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] the new taurus is going to blow people away... starting with the guys who built it. i haven't driven it yet. i'm going to try take it easy and warm up slowly. hi. do you get car sick or anything? no, is that a challenge? no, no. so with the 2013 taurus i can pretty much voice command anything. pretty much. you're going to be able to change your radio station, make a phone call. all that you can do with just the sound of your voice. all of it? all of it. never have to take your hands off the wheel. never have to take your hands off the wheel... which is good when you're driving. ha ha ha. so they realize how much they

jesse. thanks very much. >> thank you. >> next on the run down we have reaction from bernie goldberg. later, chaos in guantanamo bay where lawyers for the al qaeda defendants of 9/11 try to turn the trial into a farce. we're coming right back. 5-hour energy? when i'm on overtime. when i'm in over my head. when i have to be sharp... no matter how many time zones i've crossed. when i'm on my feet for hours. when it's game time. when the day's only half over but my energy is all gone. when i need the energy to start exercising. every day. every day. every day is a 5-hour energy day. 5-hour energy. every day. >> impact segment tonight. get down to miami where our pal is standing by to analyze the virginia situation. mr. goldberg recently won national enemy for hbo investigation on college football and money. how many emmys does that make for you goldberg? how many? >> even dozen, 12. >> you can hold it up and just show everybody? did you bring it with you? >> no. i don't have it with me. >> you

jesse. thanks very much. >> thank you. >> next on the run down we have reaction from bernie goldberg. later, chaos in guantanamo bay where lawyers for the al qaeda defendants of 9/11 try to turn the trial into a farce. we're coming right back. i'm really going to miss you. my new place isn't that far away. it's 15 miles away ! with this droid razr by motorola on verizon 4g lte, we can video chat on skype. you're gonna get lost ! this has gps. well, that makes me feel better. me too. i'll go get two from the back. the droid razr by motorola now only $99.99. hurry in, offer ends may 13th. verizon. >> impact segment tonight. get down to miami where our pal is standing by to analyze the virginia situation. mr. goldberg recently won national enemy for hbo investigation on college football and money. how many emmys does that make for you goldberg? how many? >> even dozen, 12. >> you can hold it up and just show everybody? did you bring it with you? >> no. i don't have it with me. >> you don't keep

why don't you have a seat, jess ?l bring you some coffee. - thanks, katherine. - that section is closed. your new seat is over there. back still sore, mr. washington ? oh, it's not bad as long as i don't move. that's great if you're a statue. - have you considered acupuncture ? - i don't believe in that stuff. -my parents say it really works. -nobody's sticking needles into me. but you've never tried it. just a few needles... and you'll be back on the golf course in no time. i think i'll stick to playing chess. "i know you are a busy man but my brother is a lawyer, and he says--" "my brother works in a shoe store and he says--" hi, jamal. where have you been ? just running some errands. here you go. as good as new. thank you. i didn't think you'd be able to fix it so quickly. this radio has two speakers. it only had one before. well, actually i couldn't fix yours so i bought you this new one. you didn't have to do that. it wasn't your fault. just give me the old one back and i'll take it to a repair shop. - are you su

he'll receive our immigrant rights award. >> i have seen you working out there, jesse.t is it about the passion? it's kind of you're under paid wherever you work for what you do. but it sounds like it's a work of passion for you. >> it is a work of passion. this is all volunteer. i work for the county and i work in health care. i don't work in immigration. my parents are immigrants. my dad came to the united states in 1959 and has always told us about hard work, helping the community. never forgetting where you are from. i also luckily only sleep four or five hours a night. it is a passion. i can't say no. i'm out there helping the community and siren has been a big supporter of me when i needed equipment, venue or volunteers. i have always been involved with siren. >> in fact, jesse did a quick radio interview before coming on our show. why sit important to recognize? whatever jesse does, he doesn't do it for the recognition. some folks deserve the recognition. tell us about why you do that for the community. >> we do it because we want to definitely acknowledge and re

jesse. thanks very much. >> thank you. >> next on the run down we have reaction from bernie goldberg. later, chaos in guantanamo bay where lawyers for the al qaeda defendants of 9/11 try to turn the trial into a farce. we're coming right back. >> impact segment tonight. get down to miami where our pal is standing by to analyze the virginia situation. mr. goldberg recently won national enemy for hbo investigation on college football and money. how many emmys does that make for you goldberg? how many? >> even dozen, 12. >> you can hold it up and just show everybody? did you bring it with you? >> no. i don't have it with me. >> you don't keep it the in car? just in case? >> no. i do. it is in the car. it's down stairs. >> congratulations, 12 emmys you are nine up on me and i don't think that's fair. >> that's okay. >> bill: this is a serious story. isn't of isn't it amazing that you have the locals trying to spike and it kill it and national media won't go near it. what do you adistribute that

as jess said, he started off with his left foot.one foot in front of the other. >> he's over the -- he's actually over the cement portion or brick portion of the harbor right now. he hasn't gotten over the water just yet. but looks like things are going fairly well. >> reporter: can you hear me? >> we can, jess. can you hear us? >> reporter: yes. something to mention. mary was talking about his shoes. and yes, his mom makes these. and they have a suede bottom. and so there was no concern that f it rained-- if it rained at all. because it would form a sticky substance that forms a grip around the tightrope wire. again, i'm not sure if you can see from your vantage point, but he's actually walking upward. that's why the crane is higher than where he is. so he's walking the length of a football field. we should also mention, we were talking about this earlier. his great grandfather did had walk back in 1973 at the inner harbor. but okay. nothing -- oh, okay. >> taking a break. >> a little nervous. [ laughter ] >> i guess a little showm

. >> jesse, jesse, jesse. >> hold on, hold on. we have to get to news. josh is here with top stories including breaking news out of china. >> good morning, everyone. >> we're going to begin with the potential breakthrough this morning in the volatile diplomatic standoff that's threatened already delicate u.s./chinese relations. secretary of state hillary clinton caught in the middle of it all in beijing. let's get right to abc's martha raddatz for the breaking details here. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, josh. this is the first time we've heard from hillary clinton since blind dissident chen guangcheng changed his mind about staying in china after his dramatic escape from arrest. embassy staff said they spoke to chen this morning and he, indeed, wants to come to the united states to study. clinton said progress has been made on that front, and she is encouraged by a statement from the chinese government saying chen can apply to study abroad. clinton said the u.s. will stay engaged with the chinese government at the highest level and the

. >> jesse. jesse. >>> we have to get to news. josh is here. >> we're going to begin with the potential breakthrough this morning in the volatile diplomatic standoff that's threatened already delicate u.s./chinese relations. secretary of state hillary clinton, about to step to that podium to speak in beijing. let's get to martha raddatz with the breaking detail here's. good morning, martha. >> reporter: this is breaking as we go on the air. hillary clinton in beijing, for the first time since blind dissident chen guangcheng, changed his mind about staying in china, after his dramatic escape. earlier, she said, we continue to look to every country, including china, to uphold human rights for every citizen. she is about to hold a press conference. the chinese government, which has been holding chen, gave her an opening today, saying chen can apply to study abroad. hillary clinton has been under intense scrutiny since chen pleaded iffer the secretary to fly him to the u.s. because he fears for his life. josh? >> again, we'll have the

also, jesse watters has some questions for pakistanis living in the u.s.a.eports after these messages. >> bill: personal story segment tonight, we are pleased to have the junior senator from florida marco rubio author of the upcome book "an american son." which will be out in the stores everywhere on june 19th. all right. so everywhere you go people ask you about the vice president deal. i asked you a few months ago we had you on about that should i continue to ask you? is it getting boring now. >> what the difference is we have a no, ma'am he knee now. i'm trying to be very respectful of their process. >> bill: they are not going to say anything until the convention because they have got to have something to get people to watch. >> that's why he deserves us to be respectful of that process. journalists like you are going to ask. >> bill: you are going to stonewall. >> right. let me give you two things guys have said but on this program. you know charles krauthammer? smart guy, right? cac says if you are asked that you have to accept. you have to. because if

>> jesse had dark hair.ut she kept making it darker and darker which made her hair look very harsh and she had bulk in her hair. >> she's got a great head of hair. >> beautiful. more hair than like four women. >> that's not fair! >> our whole goal was to really customize the haircut to take away the bulk and obviously make her look younger. >> people at home are seeing your after. the makeup is very important. you've got half of her face done. we should point out she has not yet seen herself and cannot see herself right now as we speak. what are you doing for the makeup? >> makeupwise we just wanted to add contour to jesse's features. she has a great face, beautiful skin. we evened her out. contoured her cheeks, we added on to her brows. she tweezes but actually define them -- defining your brows is the easiest way to take off ten years. >> i think it is time for the reveal. >> hold up your mirror. pop it up. let's look. >> that's the after. >> oh, my god. i love it. oh, my god. thank you, everyone. >> it ju

i'll talk exclusively to jesse tyler ferguson, also clay aiken and the woman who may be new york city's next mayor. plus the angriest man in america has a lot to say about this. the return of one of my favorite guests, lewis black. >> you got so angry tonight you actually shook your microphone off. >> did i really? >> i've never seen that happen before. it actually blew off you. >>> also only in america, what i've learned about passions on both sides of this issue. this is piers morgan tonight. >>> good evening. we begin with a big story. tonight president obama comes out in favor of gay marriage. listen to what he told abc news' robin roberts. >> at a certain point i've just concluded that for me personally, it is important for me to go ahead and affirm that i think same-sex couples should be able to get married. >> contrast that with what mitt romney said afterwards. >> my view is that marriage itself is a relationship between a man and a woman and that's my own preference. i know other people have differing views. this is a very tender and sensitive topic, as are many social issues.

. >> i was busted when jesse was born. >> though his 15-year-old son, jesse, is only a short distancenile facility, brecino can only communicate with him through letters. they write to each other frequently. >> said what's up, dad. that he's working out. he wants me to mail him a list of exercises so he can get healthy. he requested some legs and some arms. i think in juvenile hall they still have weights to work out on. >> briceno says he hopes jesse will follow his workout routine but not his life as a gang-banger. >> you know, everybody wants your children to be successful and succeed in life and be somebody. you know? but, you know, he is young. he is a teenager. sometimes he doesn't make the best decisions. you know? you can't force it. you know, it's like you can bring a horse to the water. but you can't make it drink, you know. ultimately, they're going to make their own decisions. >> though he has never been charged with murder, briceno made it clear when he was jesse's age some of his decisions ended in violence. >> i was just treacherous. i was just a gunner. fools hear my n

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jesse watters, everybody.we come right back, the sage of southern california on the occupiers in chicago. nancy pelosi getting a street named after her. miller is next. >> bill: thanks for staying with us. three topics with beginning with the occupy protests in nato in chicago over the weekend. liberal commentators pretty much ignored the situation our guy dennis was locked in. he joins us from santa barbara. we are having a little bit of trouble. a little -- morris can really appreciate that little plug there. we are having a little trouble with miller's audio sounds like tunnel but that's the way the satellite is breaking tonight. occupy protesters in chicago. if you were there what would you tell them? >> i wouldn't be there. if you didn't agree with them there is a good chance you would get shoved or punched. people can grow go out and protest in the streets that's their business. you going to start sticking chicago cops with knives. you are going to find out that the reason they wear the checker board on

we acquired exclusive tape. >>> jesse, you starred in the hit series back in the 80s. it seems like this thing will take years. >> that's a great point. i think they are represented by the subjects from edward monk's "the scream." >> that will fetch like $40 million. >> there are two terrorism trials going on, and he is also not recognizing the court's legitimacy. we can put them in a cry room because the norwegian dude hates muslims and the terrorists hates everyone. >> especially the norwegians. >> i would douse it with gasoline and set it on fire. >> he is responsible for the deaths of those 9/11. they are thumbing their noses, aren't they? >> yes, they turn out to be jerks. you snow what i don't get about this, it points to the whole hybrid national security versus law enforcement motto we have here. we in a strange situation where we decide we can assassinate the american citizens wherever they may be, but they have to get a trial. i don't get it. you can shoot these guys. they are terrorists. stop taking prisoners and start shooting people in the face. >> that's

i should say something about jesse.it isn't plot. it's character bonuses. our movies begin andnd like movies. we're the last one, i guess, movie of the week. >> because of that many people say this is a good time for television. >> yeah. >> whether it's premium television or regular television on cable. >> yeah. >> because they're doing things you can't do on the movies because the taste of the movies has changed. >> yeah, you're doing things they won't do certainly in theaters. >> exactly. >> character-driven movies are hard to find in feature films. in television, the strong point was always in movies of the week, you could really deal with characters. cbs used to have a "movie of the week," but they deinvolved to the point they were trying to look like feature films. jesse stone which is completely character driven aired between spring break and shark attack which sounded like feature films. and there's no more movie of the week. i'm proud to say we're kind of the last network "movie of the week," and i like to think

mike, over to you. , all right, thanks jess.l, this next offer could be considered a deal if you're pretty big history buff. the rose dale farmhouse is for sale at a price after $5.3 million. it's a half acre property. at 3501 newark street in northwest washington and according to the rose dale conservancy. it is the oldest home still standing in d.c.. the cottage was built in the 1730s but became the kitchen later when revolutionary war hero forreseedsed to the -- forrest added to the farmhouse. >>> street more hosted the first yappy hour last night in connection with the new exhibit called unleashed. the new display features artwork showing the bond between human and their dogs and there's free admission to this exhibit. >>> coming up this weekend's avon walk for breast cancer. >> plus a road not too far from here has been named one of the most scenic drives in the nation. >> birthday time now. let's see who's celebrating -- ♪ that's why you can hear us because of laurie. >> happy birthday. we know nature comes together in ama

i'm jesse jenkins. i direct the energy and climate program at the breakthrough institute, an independent public policy think tank based in oakland, california. it's an honor to appear before you today to discuss the role of government and energy innovation, particularly on my birthday and senator murkowski's. advanced energy policy and markets in the united states are now at a key inflection point. in recent years, u.s. advanced energy sectors have grown rapidly, adding jobs even through the depth of the recession, while reducing costs for many technologies, including solar and wind power, batteries for electric vehicles and advanced biofuels. still, a recent cost declines mark important industry maturation and progress, nearly all advanced energy sectors currently rely on public policy support to gain an expanding foothold in today's well-established energy markets. that policy support is now poised to turn from boom to bust. total annual federal spending supporting advanced energy industries surged to

you know, you don't look to al sharpton or jesse jackson. the old saying was years ago that king had a dream, jesse had a scheme. and jesse has been very, very good at perpetrating his scheme of extortion on this country. he's in the film, be sure to see the film. al sharpton's in the film. i was told by dick gregory t comedian, i was told to my face, i was told that black conservatives don't exist. there i was a figment of my own imagination standing there. and so they have been thoroughly, thoroughly brain washed. the leaders because of the government cheese, because of the welfare programs, because of all of those things and we deal with this in the film, we're going to deal directly with your question in this movie, but because they have been led to a certain place in their thinking, and because roosevelt, even truman was instrumental in solidifying this image of a democrat superiority or better than republican party, they have failed to see historically the fallacy in their beliefs. yes, sir. >> good morning cl. centennial colorado. tha

jesse watters, everybody.back, the sage of southern california on the occupiers in chicago. nancy pelosi getting a street named after her. miller is next. >> bill: thanks for staying with us. three topics with beginning with the occupy protests in nato in chicago over the weekend. liberal commentators pretty much ignored the situation our guy dennis was locked in. he joins us from santa barbara. we are having a little bit of trouble. a little -- morris can really appreciate that little plug there. we are having a little trouble with miller's audio sounds like tunnel but that's the way the satellite is breaking tonight. occupy protesters in chicago. if you were there what would you tell them? >> i wouldn't be there. if you didn't agree with them there is a good chance you would get shoved or punched. people can grow go out and protest in the streets that's their business. you going to start sticking chicago cops with knives. you are going to find out that the reason they wear the checker board on their police h