. >> john shields, ger trudz gertrudes. in past kich past kitchens.this year he committed 100% of his income of bar and food tab that will come to movable feast. that's incredible. >> that's amazing. >> we have two other restaurants that have increased, gone from 25 to 30%. the bolten is one and alcame in hamden. >> restaurants and businesses are stepping up to help. they want to be a part. >> 51 restaurants this year all two give 20 to 100% of their income that night to movable feasts. live to eat is a new restaurant. the creamery. the nice ice cream restaurant is part of dining out for life. >> i want to mention out something interesting you all do in addition to providing meals. you offer a culinary training program which i think is interesting because you're helping those that might not have employment get employment. >> we train about 50 individuals from the community each other in culinary food services. our focus is specifically to prepare these individuals to go into the health care industry. so any facilities that are providing services in th

shield up in syria. now he's offering defenses to iran and calling john kerry a liar.ussian reset didn't work out well either. >> that's true. you have to use all the options and try to take the paths. this is part of the price of politics. you pay politics with these things and you don't solve the problem. in the fiscal cliff negotiations i write about coming out in this paper back edition. it makes your head hurt and explode. >> it's painful. >> it is. >> they get so close. it's not just obama's fault. it's boehner and the republicans' fault, too. they don't know how to negotiate. >> bob, good points. i think it would be good advice if they adhere to it. i don't know if they will. thanks for being with us. >> thanks. >> up next as americans pause to remember those lost on september 11th, 2001, we must remember the terror attack that happened a year ago today. the father of a victim from the benghazi attack joins us next along with colonel oliver north. later frank luntz and his focus group for more on the president's address. i'm beth... and i'm michelle. and we own

will arnett, danny devito, kenny rogers, from marvel's agents of shield - clark gregg, from "scandal" - katie lowes, and music from johnnd the lumineers too. so join us then. i want to say another thing about kanye west. this wedding we went to, i don't know, there were like two kanye wests. there is a bad kanye west who called me. there its the good can yap west who powest -- there is the good kanye west who posed for a picture with my dad. a romantic -- they were vacationing together. i'm pretty sure he thought the was wolf blitzer. our next guest tonight is an exceptionally funny woman from australia, you know her from the movies "bridesmaids" and "pitch perfect" and now she has her own show here on abc - it is called "super fun night" it premieres wednesday night at 9:30, please say hello to rebel wilson. >> jimmy: everything all right? you are working a lot? >> i have been working my -- off. it really hasn't changed size. >> jimmy: star, executive producer and writer on your show? >> yeah. >> jimmy: that is a lot of jobs. >> realliful-on. >> yeah. why am i puffed out. it was like ten steps. >> jimmy: it is really.

john kerry a liar. he's moving russian warships into the area. he's threatened to provide a shield for syria. now he seems to be evolving into the great peacemaker in the process. what do you make of america having relinquished the role because russia didn't have a big role in that part of the world up until now? >> it's an interesting idea. the idea has been floated in the past 24 hours or so. we would all love a diplomatic solution to the stand-off. i think we'd all be for that in one way or another. >> yeah. >> what remains to be seen is how they would propose to do this. how do you take a thousand metric tons of chemical weapons that have been dispersed throughout syria and guarantee that it will be put into the right hands. who was it in the international community who would be put in charge and how do we know we could trust them? >> good question. syria said already they will surrender chemical weapons. why do we need to go to congress at this point? >> if that's the case. if they will surrender them. if there are means whereby they could be safe guarded, put in the hands of people who

shield your view from the urban setting. you would simply see different groves that gives you a sense of freedom, of being outdoors, not being burdened by the worries of city life. john mclaren had said that golden gate park was too far away. he proposed that we have a park in the south end of the city. the campaign slogan was, people need this open space. one of the things that had to open is there were a lot of people who did a homestead here, about 25 different families. their property had to be bought up. so it took from 1928 to 1957 to buy up all the parcels of land that ended up in this 317 acres. the park, as a general rule, is heavily used in the mornings and the evenings. one of the favorite places is up by the upper reservoir because dogs get to go swim. it's extremely popular. many fights in the city, as you know, about dogs in parks. we have 317 acres and god knows there's plenty of room for both of us. man and his best friend. early in the morning people before they go to work will walk their dogs or go on a jog themselves with their dogs. joggers love the park, there's 7 miles of hiking trails and there's off trail paths that hikers can take. all the re

shields and brooks and massive sculptures in the desert. now back to syria and prospects for a deal in geneva. jeffrey brown has more. >> even as secretary of state john kerry and russian foreign minister sergei lavrov resumed talks today. the wall street journal reported that a syrian military unit was scattering the country's chemical weapons stockpile. for the latest on that and on the talks, i'm joined by new york times diplomatic correspondent michael gordon in geneva. and "wall street journal" military reporter julian barnes. michael gordon, let me start with you. let's talk first about the progress there. where is there general agreement so far, regarding syria's weapons and what should be done about them? >> well, secretary john kerry has been meeting with his russian counter-part sergei lavrov, they have really been getting in nitty-gritty of this. the general expectation is they're going to announce some sort of diplomatic understanding between the two sides tomorrow on how to approach syria's chemical weapons stocks, how to control them, how to destroy them. and there was progress on at least agreeing how much syria has by way of chemical w

pushing john kerry to make a case, much like you remember when joe biden offered support for hosni mubarak, they had to smack biden down, hillary clinton spoke out on benghazi, used her as a human shield. i think the president's strategic goal is to set up congress to take the blame on this resolution. if it fails, he will blame them. if it goes through, syria turns into a debacle, say assad is ousted and al qaeda prevails, he can blame congress for that as well. set up a doggy door war for iran, he will also blame congress for that. >> independent sources of "the wall street journal," don't want to believe obama, don't believe him. people said al qaeda and islamists are a small part of a large resistance against what they call the free syrian army, they're secular, intend to remain secular. there's no way the islamists will take over, control that. >> that's what they said about the muslim brotherhood in egypt. >> they never said that. >> they did. said they wouldn't run for elections in egypt, said not only would they not run -- >> who said that? >> carter and biden both said those things. they said if they ran for elections and parliament, they would lose. >> what about the bigger

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