where is johnny on this? what does johnny think about this? have you spoken to johnny on this? he has offered counsel that has been learned through his 40 years of public service that is invaluable to me and many of us in the georgia delegation and throughout this nation. i have many personal stories about johnny, some of them are appropriate for the four, some of them are not -- for the floor, some of them are not. callrst recollection was a i made as a young teenager when we had a mutual friend and i needed a little help getting him through the ballot process at the fraternity house. senator isakson picked up the phone and called. a few minutes later, the president walked in and said, i am not sure who spoke to senator isakson, but this is the way the next vote is going to go. that is all it took. lastnot tell you over the 20 -- i should say 30 plus years how much you have meant to me and my family. when i am back home, i tell people the respect our delegation and all the members of the house and senate have for you. you have brought forward a sense of bipartisanship for the

. >> johnny was the big dog. i knew everybody on the planet wasn't watching him, and it dawned on me that i could go many weeks and not see a motown group on the "tonight show." >> arsenio hall has been dubbed the prince of late night. >> there was a whole world of talent that had never and would never have been on any late night show. ♪ sitten at home >> two live crew came on and sang "me so horny." like it was the sex pistols. i'd never seen anything like it. it was an explosion in the audience. >> he appealed to a black and white, young audience, and it was a much broader appeal than the powers that be had estimated. >> rap, rap is real big among our teens. that's poetry. >> of course it is. >> having maya angelou on, where else would you have seen her otherwise. >> in 1892. wrote a poem called a negro love song. it said, seen my lady home last night, jump back, jump back, honey jump back. >> he didn't just have black people on his show. but if were you hip, you wanted to be on arsenio. >> this is something i

>> johnny: yes, my father, he would order like a pastrami sandwich. >> anthony: yeah. >> johnny: andwe had to order what he liked. he was a real trencherman, he could really eat. >> anthony: asbury park, like its close cousin atlantic city, with whom it had so much in common, suffered from much of the same problems. 14 years ago last time i came it was a shell of itself. dying, the beach is empty, a sad and forlorn place. unlike atlantic city though, asbury park fought to fix itself to become again the kind of place that anybody would want to live in. they didn't look for a magic bullet like casino gambling, and to a great extent they've succeeded by keeping alive what made asbury park special, they hung on to what was important. like this place where any overgrown child still wants to like this place where any overgrown child still wants to play. >> johnny: misspent youth, thank god. >> anthony: what? tilt? aw, no way. that's delicate. >> johnny: come on, hit it. hit baby, hit it. man these are tough. >> anthony: this is important for children. >> johnny: i think so. >> anthony: you

johnny carson was the man that america said good night to for 30 years. ♪ >> and on my watch, johnny years was a great time to take a bow and say thank you and good night. >> 30 years is enough. it's a good time to get out while you're still on top of your game plan. >> johnny carson retiring in the early '90s was the great moment where a huge chunk of the ice shelf breaks off. something that has been there for centuries, for thousands of years, suddenly is no longer there. >> a tremendous part of history. and that's lovely to have made your mark on an era like that. >> johnny had told no one what he had planned to do, and we weren't prepared. and that set off a game of musical chairs for who would get the throne, and there only was one late-night throne. >> hi, you guys! >> jay leno had been pretty much carson's regular substitute host when he went on vacation. >> you know what's amazing, only six months ago people were talking about donald trump as a presidential candidate. right? that's true. since then he's had an affair, he's left his wife, he's run up debt of several million do

what does johnny think about this? johnny on oken to this? e has offered counsel that's been learned through his 40 years of public service that is me and many of us in the georgia delegation and this nation. i have many personal stories about johnny. some of them appropriate for the floor. of them not. my first recollection with a call i maden is a friendager, i needed the ballot through box. enator isakson picked up the phone. he said, i am not quite sure who spoke to senator isakson but way the next vote is going to go. took.as all it over the tell you 30 years how much you meant to my family. forward a sense of bipartisanship and working across the aisle for the good of all georgians. he's played a key role in maintaining his reputation. i look forward to that special radition continuing in the coming legislative sessions. public service is much more than service of the member. it's also the service of the family. isakson, your children, your wonderful wife, diane, we extend our thanks for their to serve georgia and support our delegation

johnny -- johnny isakson, thank you for your service. senators eventually come and go. i do not think we will see the likeness of senator johnny isakson for years to come. semper fi, my dear friend. i love you. we love you. i yield >> c-span's washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. politico this morning, previews the first public impeachment inquiry hearing this week. coalition president and ceo talks about the rights and accuracy in media president, focus on investigative journalism. watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern this morning. join the discussion. live tuesday on the c-span networks, missouri senator josh hawley speaks about u.s. foreign policy at the center for new american security at 10:30 a.m. eastern on c-span. at noon, president trump speaks to the new york economic club. at 2 p.m., the u.s. house returns for work on veteran legislation. the center for american progress on the daca program and what is at stake in the supreme court case that will be heard tuesday. at noon, indiana senator todd young

this location is special, and it's johnny's place. johnny was our godfather, and still is.. >> [ hums ] >> hit this one twice. >> my trip to nashville wouldn't be complete without a private guitar lesson from roy orbison. junior, that is. >> okay, watch this. open, open, and then there on the same string. then you're jumping one string down for two, five. >> uh-huh. okay, got it. okay. >> i think you actually can do this. >> so that's one, two, four, >> two, five. >> two... where's five? >> right there. >> five. that's five, okay. >> yeah, it's got that little... >> so, one, two, four, two, five. >> that's it. that is actually it. >> yay! [ claps ] [ laughter ] >> am i on? oh. remember i said orbison left behind other music and previously unreleased material? well, here's the story. back in the early 1970s, orbison became disenchanted with his record label, mgm records, and left. some of the albums he recorded with mgm were simply shelved. another project for roy's three sons, and his next generation of fans. i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance." thanks so much for wat

johnny -- johnny isakson, thank you for your service. senators eventually come and go. i do not think we will see the likeness of senator johnny isakson for years to come. semper fi, my dear friend. i love you. we love you. i yield back, mr. president. mr. schumer: mr. president. the presiding officer: the democratic leader. mr. schumer: thank you, mr. president. and before i get into the substance of my remarks on a serious subject, i thank my colleague from kansas for his beloved words of johnny isakson. i think that will would be true of every single member. certainly the senator from kansas and certainly the senator from new york. now, mr. president, on july 30, 1778, the continental congress passed unanimously the following resolution. resolved that it is the duty of all persons in the service of the united states to give the earliest information to congress or other proper authority of any misconduct frauds or mdz misdemeanor. unquote. that was the continental congress before our nation was formed. a duty of citizens to protect the american people from those in go

johnny: i'm johnny. lemonis: nice to meet you. what do you do here? johnny: so, i do the tortillas.emonis: what's it like working for adelo? johnny: oh, it's been great. lemonis: is he a hard worker? johnny: oh, yeah. lemonis: what's the worst part of working here? johnny: the worst part? he owes me from the past days. lemonis: he does owe you? johnny: yeah, he still owes me for the back. lemonis: nice meeting you, my man. i was under the impression that the tortilla business was doing at least good enough to pay people. so what i want to do is i want to dig into the financials because where there's smoke, there's fire. so how much revenue can this place generate in a given day? $2,400. adelo: $2,400. lemonis: now, what have your margins been historically? adelo: 40%. lemonis: so take 40% of that. adelo: $960. lemonis: $960 in gross profit. what are the things that go into operating? adelo: electricity. lemonis: how much is that a day? adelo: $60. lemonis: how much is the rent? adelo: $3,000 lemonis: put $100 in there. adelo: insurance is about $50. lemonis: that's workers' comp ins

johnny isakson johnny isakson is retiring at the end of the year, had some health problems but has hads and said that serving the state of georgia has been the honor of a lifetime. >> juan: that was really nice. greg. >> greg: let's do this. i am there green. we can agree on the big things. there's nothing like a little guy with a lot of wood. check out this critter. >> dana: what are you talking about? >> greg: that is a tiny french bulldog running down the street with a massive stick. he doesn't care. he is little, but he doesn't let his side stop him. speaks often carry a big stick. a filthy mind, emily. >> juan: towering timber, jessie. >> jesse: i don't have anything about charity or dogs. a nice prank video, watch this. ♪ turned it pretty quick. [laughter] i don't know where it was or who did it, but i like it. >> juan: they had that italian music, was in in italy? >> jesse: there were wondrous things you can do with technology now. >> juan: if you visit new york city this holiday season, consider this. bringing the holiday magic to life with a buddy the elf themed hotel suite. i

johnny ferrari is skeptical he says there's no real political will to clean up see them through what about the law governing casinos in cambodia. are. this is the wild west my friend there are regulations but they're not being enforced money talks. that's all it is. and he says crime in the city extends far beyond just online gaming. these casinos are just spots for money laundering what evidence do you have because i've seen it but if you say have you seen the film casino the martin scorsese theater i have witnessed a man. walk into the cash room. put cash into the bag and walk out. and sign it. several times. in the last year cambodian airport police have busted chinese citizens bringing in soup cases stuffed with vast sums of money what does it say what does it tell you that some visitors coming into cambodia have been arriving here with suitcases full of millions of dollars in cash how is that possible well. wonder and there are many things to be wonder about. co-heads the cambodian office of transparency international a non-governmental organization that combats bribery and for

. >> it's called "home on the ad" and follows the husband and wife duo who make up the band johnny swimridges down >> their advice to their new reality show stars? >> when you put yourself in the limelight it's almost like a pressure cooker. i think the best things about you pop out and the worst things about you pop out. >> well, chip, i tnk its saf to say we think you and joanna are the very best thing. now to who i love. golding and emilya clarke. >> tonight e.t. stands for emma thompson. >> how lovely. >> the news that broke just before the stars hit the red carpet -- the "game of thrones" prequel was cancelled and even the mother of dragons was surprised. >> i wonder maybe it will be reincarnated at some poi. by, if it wasn't meant to happen now, i'm sure it's because it wasn't going to be as perfect as it should have been. >> kate.om. >> henry is her love interest in this romcom and both were so charming. >> it's anncredibly optimistic it's really christmassy. we're in it. >> exactly. >> and we're charmg in it. >> she plays a year round worker in the christmas shop. >> this is my

johnny fernandez is outside a best buy store in paramus, new jersey. looks quiet. has the black friday frenzy begun there or what? >> reporter: yeah, good morning, brook. not yet, but we do know that stores across the country opened as early as thanksgiving eve, and the national retail federation says that it is expecting that more than 100 million people to take advantage of those black friday deals. [ cheers ] shoppers didn't have to wait until black friday to find great deals this year. >> i saved $250 on it. >> like $70 off. >> 50% on everything here. >> reporter: many stores opened early on thanksgiving. >> last one. >> reporter: and shoppers aren't the only ones excited. [ cheers ] >> reporter: these best buy employees pumped themselves up before the doors opened in hopes that the chaotic, sometimes violent shopping experience of the past, are few and far between. >> we're not cutthroat, and we're not looking for anything certain. >> there are so many ways of getting what they need. >> reporter: the national retail federation says more than 165 million people

he's hosted "the tonight show" practically as long as johnny carson and now he has his very own show,lled surprise turning into an incredible screw-up. >> david letterman originally had a one-hour daytime show, and nbc, after like 13 weeks, decided to cancel it. >> today is our last show on the air. monday, las vegas -- [ booing ] have these people been frisked? >> it was a dismal failure in terms of the ratings, but not in terms of introducing us to letterman. >> david, thank you for being with us tonight. >> thank you very much for having me, i appreciate it. >> in spite of all this nonsense that goes around in the background, stay with it, don't give up. stay with us here in new york. >> dave is back in new york. you're going to host a late-night television program that premieres monday night. what are critics likely to say tuesday morning? >> i don't much care because i found a way to deal with that, pills and whiskey. >> david, you're on. >> oh, i'm on? i'm sorry. >> proceed. >> i'm enjoying listening to you snort. >> they gave him "the late night show" after "the tonight show."

conservative senator johnny 9 years has proclaimed herself interim president but without consensus in parliament she's also not recognized by politicians loyal to former president morales and on thursday she issued a controversial to creep protecting the military from criminal prosecution whilst maintaining public order. libyan security forces said helicopters an armored vehicles to disrupt a weeklong blockade by protesters at a major fuel plant 3 people were killed during the operation human rights groups are urging bolivia to repeal its new police immunity law. the current social political and human rights crisis and believe runs the risk of deteriorating is authorities continue to respond in a violent manner to criticism protests media scrutiny and violence by 3rd parties while the u.s. secretary of state has commented on the rallies taking place across the globe but not on those in bolivia they might compare did praise johnny 9 years for expelling hundreds of cuban officials and doctors from the country down a quarter looks at washington starts a world protests from latin america

cochran. >> johnnie cochran was an icon to the black community because he had exposed police misconduct here in los angeles where the much anticipated murder trial of o.j. simpson is about to begin. >> that trail of blood through his own ford bronco and into his house in rockingham is devastating proof of his guilt. >> clark shows the jurors pictures of the death scene, bloody footprints, the knit cap, one of the bloody gloves. >> the fact that blood mysteriously appears on vital pieces of evidence is devastating evidence of something far more sinister. >> the notion that the los angeles police department would unfairly treat an african-american suspect in 1994 was far from outlandish, and no one knew that better than johnnie cochran. >> can you describe the appearance of the glove, sir? >> a dark leather glove that appeared to be moist or sticky. >> we knew early on that detective fuhrman had issues in his background. >> you say on your oath that you have not spoken about black people as niggers in the past ten years? >> that's what i'm saying, sir. >> the o.j. simpson trial is in chao

fox news contributor johnny joey jones, who served in afghanistan. johnny, let me start with you.ay's two attacks, netherlands, as well as especially the one we know now in london that is a terrorist attack. the terrorists never really stop. and the threat of violence continues, doesn't it? >> absolutely. you know, they call these things lone wolf if they are not inel concert with a greater organization. t i hate that term because what we should say is they are inspired. they are inspired attacks because we now live in an age of information, where someone in their own mental or just overall situation is in peril, and they feel inspired by some other action that other people are doing to lash out and do things like this, and i think to understand it rather than fear it is important, so we should call it what it is. these are people inspired by these great organizations. thatere is a link there in sense. >> gregg: i want to shift to afghanistan. terrorism is the reason we went there 18 years ago.. it is still the reason we are there. taliban talks have resumed.18 what is the likelih

johnny football go hey i'm on meth and you're like i can't serve. but let me pose you this though because at this obviously this ad because of its bizarre. kind of lack of self-awareness of what was going on in the it's obviously taken off and become a social media viral sensation everyone's talking about. so does the fact that it's become actually now this kind of viral comedy hit actually bringing attention to south dakota's math problems and then by accident or by extension is that actually doing what it kind of is supposed to be doing is bringing awareness to the issue of math and south dakota alex as a kind of back dooring its way into a we're all talking about it. we're talking about a trump like brilliance here where you toss something out and said well. you know. do i really did ok ok yes they want to say we're going to. get us into talking about this issue. it's nobody's going to stop doing meth because that's just put it that way no they're not and i think it's speaks to that kind of long problem the united states has had with its called i

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>> i know my johnny carson history a little bit.ill brush up on it if you're going to talk about it here. >> the answers were in a sealed jar of mayonnaise or something like that. >> i will admit when something goes over my head. congressman steve cohen, we'll play that clip later on. appreciate it. enjoy your holiday. >>> coming up, michael bloomberg may being his first campaign stop as a presidential candidate in just a few hours. we're talking about somebody who is by his side about how she thinks he could impact the 2020 race. >>> take a look at the celebrations here. pro-democracy activists scoring huge victories in hong kong right here after months of protests. their candidates boosted by record turnouts, sweeping local elections seen as a barometer of public support of the demonstrations. the election might ramp up the pressure on the government by showing that hong kong is looking for change. (vo) the flock blindly falls into formation. flying south for the winter. they never stray from their predetermined path. but this sea

host: that embrace from senator johnny isakson, a republican and congressman john lewis, a democrat. we do not control the cameras, but we were able to capture that moment. that took place on tuesday in a week in which the decibel level here in washington was at an all-time high, a moment of civility between a republican and democrat, two members of the house and senate. john mcardle with more on how that story is playing out. host 2: that moment getting the attention of georgia papers, this is the headline from the atlanta georgia constitution, two icons embrace during morning -- moving tribute to senator isaacson and this from the daily news, congressional party pays tribute to johnny isakson. the stories noting that almost all of the members of the house delegation were on the floor of georgia house delegation were on the floor for that tribute tuesday and the members of the united states senate, many of them -- maybe all of them will be on the floor in december when senator isakson will give his farewell address as all departing senators do at the end of their term. look for that

>> i would like to find out the johnny depp is related to fred rogers. >> turns out they're sixth cussensre great, great, great, great, great, that's five greats, grandfathers. >>> a massachusetts teacher opens her home to a student after his mom died of cancer. she met jake and his single mother jean four years ago and fell in love with him recently. knowing she had breast cancer, she spoke to her husband and two kids and made jean this offer. >> if you need a backup plan for jake, then our family is happy to make him part of our family, and she said, i'll sleep better tonight than i've sleft in a long time. >> my mom went through everything. queen angel mom. >> she's your queen angel mom. >> she's always in my heart. >> do you love her so much? yeah. >>> on wednesday jean manning passed away and jake joined his new family. they set up a gofundme page. i'm sorry. that one gets me. it's so important to take care of each other, and what a wonderful family. what a wonderful kid. >> and what a wonderful story. >>> ahead, john dean, monica lewinsky, gordon sondland, the eu ambassador joins a

my name is johnny carson and i work with the. melting glaciers michael plastics in the ocean and fires in the amazon news about climate change is disturbing and often contradictory especially on social media still the online world offers many ways to get reliable info and get active digital environmental protection i would topic today on shift. i know my own eco bella as well roughly. the average german produces 9 tons of c o 2 per year and these european generates some $24.00 kilos of plastic waste to me that sounds like a lot but how bad is it by comparison in india the average person produces just 11 kilos of plastic waste but where does my garbage actually go and how much fast it winds up in the world's oceans 8000000 tons a year that's what science magazine estimates environmental pollution and climate change are global issues so it's not just me experts also want to get their hands on reliable data. all the. plastic from all over. but this is a 3 minute is trying to make that dream come true at the alfred big institute for

my name is johnny carson i work. my fingerprints my face the way i move all of these can be turned into unique biometrics and be used to identify me for example for making online payments but how secure is this technology really today on shift. when that wave at this bar a system registers my face and that's the bomb and know which customer is next in line i've never found my face war useful i use my finger. and to unlock my phone and to get access to this high security area a computer 1st needs to scan my body movements biometrics increasingly replacing typical passwords and access keys for example. biometric systems can recognise a person's specific physical attributes their fingerprints facial features iris. the technology is already used around the world by the somali army indian doctors and for authenticating patients for important drugs or for online banking month smartphones. there are even systems that look under your skin so to speak such as infrared scanners that are used in pain matching oxygen poor blood

thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. some of his games have been runaways.thers not so good. with the correct final jeopardy! response, writing it down at the very last second. doesn't matter how you win as long as you win. - right, kyle? - yep. jonathan and jordan, the two j's are here. good luck. here we go into the jeopardy! round. and now we focus our attention on these categories... then we have a little bit of... and then we want you to... ...each correct response. hey... y-u coming up in each correct response. kyle, start. world history, $200. jordan. - what is apartheid? - good. podcasts for $200. jordan again. - who is bill o'reilly? jonathan. - yes. jordan or kyle? [ beep ] what is reddit? back to you, jordan. podcasts for $600. jordan. - who is kendrick lamar? - correct. podcasts for $800. jordan. - what is "30 for 30"? - good. podcasts for $1,000. jonathan. - who is bharara? - good. celebrities' fashion lines, $200. kyle. who is parker? sarah jessica parker. that's it. world history, $400. jonathan. - what is desert storm? - yes. this & that, $20

. >> look for johnny depp. >> you first. >> and -- >> onl e.t. the set with a sidef kristen stewart you have never seen >> i never laughed more. >> first, coming to disney plus tuesday. >> you can't begin to imagine the levelf art and technology that is being put in tohis production. >> outside waiting f you. >> you are standing at the cent o it and you can't believe it. >> if you are looking for scares, remember danny from the shining, now he is in doctor sleep outhis weekend. he is all grown up. >> i don't knowbout magic. always called ithe shining >> you have to fget this isn iconic moment from the shining. >> here'johnny. that bathroom h is looking into is whe he was locked in with his mom a his mom put him through the window and he climbed through the snow and escapednd never saw his fathe agn. i remember putting on a bra face to he my symptoms of depression. i was on an antidepressant. but i stl had depression symptoms... it was toughetting throh the day... hiding how i really felt. something had to change. so i talked to m doctor for real.

johnny depp, you know who he is. he goes into the hospitals dressed as a pirate. and annotates his kids, whether as a rapper by the name of drake. i'm sure you are all with him. i like him. but drake, he shows up in a hospital room and she said oh my we've god straight, i am here, you asked me to come. i am here. and they feel 10 feet tall. the folks, chemicals is by telling you about this whole business of us and politicians. i am held elective office for your 30 years. of the state senator i was a congressman and a governor. i know how the system works. there are a few people, a few leaders that lead regardless of the here. for your most politicians, listen to us. i'm going to give you a couple of examples. the civil rights movement. you say that the past civil rights laws on their own. martin luther king went to see john kennedy, and kennedy, he left the white house and he said kennedy didn't care. he was really upset about it. what happened over time, because of king and some of the people i mentioned, people began to see that we need it justice. at the pressu

cardinals this year joseph injured his foot on that interception that gave her oakland last night and johnnyry. another safety today. let's not forget the seahawks and 49ers. the biggest they have played in years. probably since seattle on thanksgiving. that was a while ago so that will be the biggest one probably.>> thank you for making ktvu your news you can find updates around the clock at ktvu.com. (high-pitched scream) oh, mitchell. are you awake? yeah, i think the lady upstairs just screamed. -should we check on her? -no, that was me. something terrible just happened in the shower. oh, god. what did you try to shave? no, i forgot the words to "thank god i'm a country boy." okay, two minutes ago, i was on the back of a snowmobile with daniel craig. mitchell, i sang that song my entire childhood. if i can't remember the lyrics, that means i've lost complete touch with my roots. how could i let this happen? don't be so hard on yourself. i'm not. this is mostly your doing. should have seen that coming. you have shamed the country boy out of me. you roll your eyes when i say "y'all" or "fix

[ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny.he's not non-profit anymore. [ laughter ] i think the word "solid" is the proper one to describe lori's performance on yesterday's program. she was solid in all three rounds of the program and won a ton of money. it could happen to you, monica, or you, too, kyle. good luck to all of you. here we go. jeopardy! round is where we begin, and these are the categories. first off... hmm. we'll deal with... we'll deal with... and finally... or "a", baby! each correct response beginning with that letter. lori. let's go with "a", baby! for $200. lori. - what is adoption? - that's right. "a" for $400. lori. - what is amniotic? - right. "a" for $600. kyle. - what is attention? - no. lori. - what is an activity center? - that's right. "a" for $800. [ beep ] and that was artificial insemination. lori? let's finish out the category for $1,000. lori. - what is apgar? - right again. okay, i learned it from mental floss for $200. lori. what is... [ foreign accent ] count dracula? [ foreign accent ] good

>> i would like the see if johnny depp is related to mr. rogers? ancestry they're sixth cousins. they share the same great, great, great, great grandfather who came from germany to america in the 18th century. >> pretty cool. movie comes out friday. i'm excited to see that. >> i am too. a little dose of sunshine. >>> monica lewinsky, gordon sondland. he joins a list of witnesses with first-hand knowledge in an impeachment probe. your daily roe so why treat your mouth any differently? listerine® completes the job by preventing plaque, early gum disease, and killing up to 99.9% of germs. try listerine®. need stocking stuffers? try listerine® ready! tabs™. in the human brain, billions of nefor people with parkinson's, some neurons change their tune, causing uncontrollable tremors. now, abbott technology can target those exact neurons. restoring control and harmony, once thought to belost forever. the most personal technology is technology with the power to change your life. >>> he's the ambassador with first-hand knowledge of the president's actions.

johnny come tardy puts more than $700.00 cubes and as much as 2 hours into each of his portraits but he doesn't put into them just glue either the frame holds the cubes in place or the image falls to pieces as soon as it's completed he has nearly 350000 followers on instagram he generally makes portraits of famous figures some of the stars share the images on social media winning him even more followers share his fascination with the cubes. one people look at you solving a cube in 10 seconds think of the name someone from another planet sameas with the artwork but it's something more fascinating can target started out by setting records he said an impressive 60 italian records 9 european ones and 3 world records he solves the rubik's cube in less than 10 seconds even underwater. giovani khan tarty lives in the town where he was born the dramatic part is pays off he's able to live from his art and is even under contract to the new york city calorie that sells his works to collectors around the world for 5 figure songs but he sees no need to leave. he's done a portrait of the town's mo

. >> you know what this kind of reminds me of a johnny cashson debate johnny carson was the highest paidin america 70% bracket. often questioned what the -- he was working so hard for he was in a 70% bracket obvious, that's income tax we'll would say this is wealth tax. there is a level people get to where they debate what they are doing. elizabeth warren yesterday one time only maybe. look, i think it's worth discussing now, there has been tremendous research about whether it really works and i'm going to go back to lee cooperman who has done in a very rigorous fashion whether it really produces more for the government than traditional taxes. >> yeah. >> i just think that there's got to be a level of where it's not. i always feel senator warren is a little too much antipathy. >> she is. >> there is nothing wrong with being more gentle. >> what would the tax be oempb other than assessing people's wealth, you are talking things far beyond their income or their savings. >> right >> you are talking about their planes, their wine, their boats, houses and paintings, their art. it seems virtua

my name is johnny carson and i work. hello and welcome to another special edition of arts and culture all. week long we're celebrating the 30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall which of course happened on the night of november 9th 1989 it was a night that changed the course of world history and surprised even the highest political officials the once impenetrable border between east and west berlin began to crumble and in a surreal and giddy few hours east berlin poured into west berlin the 1st step towards this country we unification. to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the wall demise berlin has events happening all over the city in historic locations and one of them is the east side gallery and my colleague david levitz is down there now for us hi david can you tell us just where you are exactly and what it might have been like 30 years ago right karen well the east side gallery is the biggest stretch of the berlin wall that is still standing there very few of them and this is the biggest and tonight it's no

my name is johnny carson and i work again. this is news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes the rising stars shaping the future they feel the 1st time in the next 100 most influential people. the africans who made the cut. and the foreigners off. south africa in focus one of the country's most recognized analyst sits at the table with me.

uncertainty that's what everybody wants to start with thank you very much for coming in i think for johnny's conglomerate is buying up bankrupt british steel the company accounts for a 3rd of production in the u.k. and employs thousands of workers it's been in liquidation since may when london refused to keep it afloat amid state of one problems and breaks it uncertainty. ginny confirmed it will be investing nearly one and a half 1000000000 euros in british steel to put it on a sustainable competitive footing joining us pretty steals huge complex in scunthorpe and all its other u.k. mills it also gains a u.k. engineering company and its stakes in its dutch and french subsidiaries although the british government had been paying wages in the hope of buyer could be found one deal had already fallen through and the future looked bleak so the genie takeover puts an end to months of fears yellowbelly. up the now good. genie says the deal will save thousands of jobs in britain the group specializes in iron and steel but also has investments and tourism hotels and real estate. it says it employs 235

my name is johnny carson and part of the. tough times the holding back south africa's economy you don't have shows production slowing growth is also slowing and the government still is under the threat of losing its investment grade credit rating. and 30 years since the fall of the berlin wall and look at how some towns along the full of border are still prospering from the turn of events and want east germans rise through the cold pro quo of the west. and in physical and let's do business. more bad news for the south african economy manufacturing output dropped for 4th consecutive month in september as the country struggles to overcome a decade of slow growth basis factory production and africa's most industrialized economy fell by almost 2 and a half percent of last year the drop was more than analysts were expecting to 10 sectors and about a factory production index on the food and beverages share growth last week south africa lowered its growth forecast for this year it's you said. over to bronwyn seaborne in johannesburg

. >> albert had a number of screen names but the main screen name was kumba johnny. >> we used albert contraband from other individuals to bring charges. >> credit cards, passports, cashier's checks. albert couldn't buy everything so he had to continuously introduce new agents and vouch for them to get them on the website. >> were you a member of shadow crew? >> yeah. >> what was your screen name? >> i'm not giving up my screen name. >> why can't you tell me? >> umm. i don't know. i can tell you mine. i won't tell you anyone else's. okay. so i was eating one to two chocolate wendy's frosties a day. they were around 1500 calories and looked at my frosty drink trying to figure out my screen name and i started calling myself mr. frosty. we were making it up as we went along. fake it until you make it. we started to unmask physical evidence. it was fast and easy to buy stolen goods. the hard part is who did we just buy them from? it's very scary and what people could do with this information was even scarier. >> a criminal can live a completely different life under someone else's identity

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i'm kemal sons of maria with a look at the headlines on al-jazeera the bolivian opposition senator johnny 9 years has declared herself interim president after weeks of violent protests forced to resign as president the deputy speaker was appointed in a session of congress which was boycotted by members of iran this is posse. the man himself condemned the appointment as a coup morales now in mexico where he has been given asylum are honest resigned after the military asked him to do so all the details now from the palace with money and asuncion. tensions are growing here in the center of the capital where the presidential palace and the national assembly is here at the plus somebody york an area that is completely surrounded and sealed by police riot police and another ring of protection by the army this was. i'm is has been named interim president of bolivia after a long debate about whether they would be legislators would be able to swear her in with with or without the members of the mouse party the party that you don't do it will morales and his political allies now is an is has said t

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