"king lear." i mean, this is -- have you ever done "king lear" before? >> no, no.what role have you always wanted to play for all of these years. so -- now i'm playing it. >> jimmy: how exciting. who else is in it with you? >> anette benning is playing goneril. >> jimmy: oh, my -- [ applause ] full of wonderful new york actors. jessica hecht and -- >> jimmy: oh, so exciting! >> wonderful people. clark peters from "the wire." >> jimmy: yeah! >> marvelous actors. >> jimmy: yeah, absolutely. i can't wait. i'm totally going to see this. >> you must see it. >> jimmy: and now -- see, i could never do anything like that. so, i'm in awe when i watch that because i would probably laugh. [ laughter ] things crack me up. >> well, tragedy is a serious business, jimmy. >> jimmy: yeah, i know. [ laughter ] >> but i -- >> jimmy: right now, i just laughed when you said that. that would be the worse. >> i used to have a terrible problem laughing or corpsing as they call it in england. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i finally found a secret solution to prevent myself acting. >> jimmy: what

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the royal winnipeg rifles, poland's 24th lancers, the royal scots fuse lears, the screaming eagles, the yeohman of england the armored divisions. the coast guard's matchbox fleet and you, the american rangers. 40 summers have passed since the battle that you fought here. you were young the day you took these cliffs. some of you were hardly more than boys with the deepest joys of life before you. yet you risked everything here. why? why did you do it? what compelled you to put aside the instinct for self-preservation and risk your lives to take these cliffs? what inspired all the men of the armies that met here? we look at you and somehow we know the answer. it was faith and belief. it was loyalty and love. the men of normandy had faith that what they were doing was right. faith that they fought for all humanity. faith that a just god would grant them mercy on this beachhead or on the next. it was the deep knowledge and pray god we have not lost it that there is a profound moral difference between the use of force for liberation and the use of force for conquest. you were here to liberat

. >> king lear is one. >> an amazing moment in "king lear" in which shakespeare was clearly reading anessay about old-age and an essay about the relationship of parents and their children. the essay, a remarkable essay, both startling essays by montaigne -- a remarkable essay on the relation of parents to their children. montaigne says, if a parent is young and vigorous, it is ok to hold on. when a parent grows old, when a father begins to decline, and the son has come of age, the father should give, basically, everything to the son, and reserve enough to go on, but should not hold on and hold on. old-age will spoil the chances of the young to have a career. parents should give it away to their children. this is, of course, before university tuitions that made parents give it away to their children at an early age. but the concern in montaigne's world is what it means to hold on. you should give it up. shakespeare quotes those words, but he gives the quotation, in effect, to the villain of the play. a villain who says, i hope this is not just an essay, he says. there is a clear allusio

lear on "inside story" we're talking about a new development bank that could shake up the status quo in international lending. it's bricks for abou for these five countries. when we left off you were talking about these contradictory interests these countries will have as well as power differences. do they have a shared enough agenda? is it big enough for the world to hold them together? >> i think its enough to hold them together as a group. i'm not sure that it's enough to inspire them to really do much. what they have in common is dissatisfaction with the status quo. china has never been under the imf program. it's exceptional in the developing world and they're the real powerhouse. i think for bricks to be effective they'll needs a leader. an until they see a country ready to step up in that leadership position they'll have a hard time accomplishing much. how are they going to deal with that that? >> yes, there are big problems here. iraq is the most anti-western country today. you could say that russia's primary interest is to stand up to the united states. it needs support and

there is such a thing as lear g learning. i argued against privatizing the v.a. care, but i am convinced by gas pa reno and others on the show that the way to go is to convert it to the free market system and give them vouchers or money or money substitute so they can go to their own doctors. i think that the problem is bureaucracy, and i, myself, would not want to be treated in a bureaucracy and the veterans should not be unless they want to be. so give them vouchers and let them spend it themselves, and we will get better care in a free market. of course, there has to be some accountability, and standards and fees, but let's go to the free market solution by all means. >> to clarify here, you have agreed with something that charlie gasparino has said? >> yes, of course, it is easier since he is not here. >> adam? >> let me bring you back to reality, then and daygan as well. we are talking about the veterans who are fighting in the armed forces and going to work for us, and this is a political topic, and earmarks are an appropriate way to spend money. we can tak

accomplish its purposes, trying to avoid civilian casualties, but that's going to be one the core lears of this operation. >> two people died in an intensive care unit inside a hospital in gaza today. >> the humanitarian distress here is really terrible and there's no excusing it. but you also have to note that this is a war which is taking place in a civilian environment and these problems are going to occur. hamas does have a responsibility of trying to avoid in placing its weapons and its soldiers in those areas, and so far it has not done that. >> is it your guess, just briefly, that this is going to get worse before there is a cease-fire? >> i think so, yes. the israeli military still has objectives to accomplish, and that means there will be more israeli carments and in the course of their -- casualties, and in the course of their actions there will be more civilian casualties as well. probably in a few days when both sides have, in a sense, believed that they've accomplished their objectives, they'll be open to the cease-fire efforts of egypt and the united states. >> ambassador,

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thousand additional reserve troops not everybody wants to join the attack on garza artie's paulus lear met with i.d.f. soldiers who were fed up with the ambitions of the government and they're refusing to take part in any more destruction in the future i hope. i can aspired to be a reasonable palestinian and after israel no longer exists. as one of a kind the thirty three year old it's really programmer cuts a solitary figure on the margins of israeli society formerly a soldier in israel's defense forces he now hits a campaign for those who want to resist the draft on political grounds but he knows his views have made him an outcast. i'm not a true israeli i'm like some israeli or i'm a bad israeli in the eyes of the regime. israel is not a place for dissenters a recent poll in israel found that nearly nine out of ten is rabies not only supported the army's operation in gaza but wanted extended those who criticize it are made hit on and called naive and traitors during a recent antiwar demonstration in the center of tel aviv different protesters were attacked by right wing extremists c

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course in a paulus lear amazin. television closely following the ongoing events in israel and gaza you can read the updates on her twitter feed and there she says that almost a quarter of the guards the population has been displaced by the violence. next former cia specialist edward snowden has filed for an extension to his asylum in russia the whistleblower is hiding from the u.s. or thora g.'s after exposing america's global spy network and sabrina kosovo explains now returning home is not an option edward snowden's a lawyer not only his client is waiting to hear whether his asylum is renewed for another year he applied for temporary asylum back in august two thousand and thirteen and he was granted that for a year and he had the option to extend it for another twelve months needless to say edward snowden doesn't wish to return to the united states because he is a wanted man there that's after u.s. operatives accused them of leaking secrets surveillance programs by the u.s. national security agency to the media an

. >> israel doesn't want a war in gaza and tell us what you are learing. >> that might be surprising. you saw a rocket attack in the evening yesterday and preceded by eight or nine, and launched 36 israeli strikes in the gaza, a very large number last night but according to the senior military officials, they have no desire to escalate gaza and that is a quote from the military official, they are just responding to the strikes and sending a message to hamas. but the military official is saying and the prime minister is they are only escalating in the strikes continue. >> nick, thank you. >> there where you say a funeral today for a palestine man that was found shot and killed by the military forces. the israeli army said that the man that was trying to throw a grenade. >> iraq's parliament met today but the immediating ended early after the law lakers failed to come to an agreement on new leaders this is coming as the iraq is coming to deal with a consensus. starting with the new statement of the new islamic state. it reads here and we are quoting we call on the clericses and scholars

get lear early, get out of here early. >> two minutes doesn't matter. >> no does that bother me. >> reporter: and metro says that the majority of people will either see a decrease in their wait times along the system on other lines, or they will see no change at all. of course all of this is new. a lot for riders to get used to and a lot of wait and see attitudes out here. back to you. >>> 6:04 thousannow. news 4 has learned tysons corner center is changing its parking rules. mall officials want to make sure metro riders don't take advantage ever of their 12,000 free parks spaces, so pretty soon you will need a key card forget into the lot when the mall is not open. petro on met procero only built one nege it bn llve yea sro opened a new line, so it will be a busy week. you can watch our coverage here on "news 4 today" and nbcwashington.com. >>> this morning international outrage growing over the treatment of the victims of malaysia airlines flight 17. rebels say they have recovered more than 250 of the 298 people on board the plane when this crashed. bodies have been placed in refrigerated

we want to lear hear from you about the irs targeting scandal and lois lerner emails. are the media paying enough attention. go to foxnews.com/happening now and click on the america's asking. ♪ jenna: we definitely like seeing you in the chat that we have up during the show and also during our break, between shows and one of the questions today is whether or not you think the i.r.s. scandal is getting enough attention and what you would like to see more of. we had some very interesting responses to that. a lady said that they spent as much time, energy and money handling over the documents instead of hiding them, we would have them by now and with a lot less man hours. just a theory. >> that's one theory. joe says emails and correspondence between two or more people just because therz are gone doesn't mean that they are gone. retrieve them from the sender or the recipient. they say they've handed over tens of thousand but they don't have them. >> they said only the surface. in the meantime, we like seeing you on our chat like we mentioned. a lot of great questions on h

it's lear there has been no agreement, chances of an actual agreement on tuesday are dwindling, felicityblem is the number of people expected to be around the table, they all have different interests. don't they, within russia, itself? it's all very well for australia's prime minister tony abbott to say more needs to be done. russia is at fault but he doesn't have so much at stake as do other countries within europe, especially in the european union. >> absolutely. beyond the investigation and the around the downing of the passenger plane in eastern ukraine, different countries as you say have different interests. britain has a lot of russian investment in the city of london. david cameron, the prime minister has been pushing for tougher sanctions and he said that the sale by france of two ships carrying helicopters would be unthinkable. the french have started to push back. earlier in the week, they said that although the first ship would be delivered, the second could be made conditional on russia's attitude toward hetch, the so-called separatists but it seems the french are pushing ba

>> it's a high lear irresponsible plan.w his plan several months ago, it's an assault on the poor. it's a war on the poor. so with paul ryan, it was interesting that now he's got an anti-poverty plan that does seem to conflict to some extent. and i think it reflects the fact that his earlier budget plan got very, very poor reviews. you've got to invest in people. you've got to be serious about trying to left them up. and i think the test is going to be whether the ideas expressed turn into action. rand paul and paul ryan are both sitting members of congress. they've got the opportunity to introduce legislation and use their influence to try to bring those legislative instruments to a vote. so i welcome the idea that people recognize that issues of income inequality, poverty, the growing political strength of communities of color will not be ignored going forward. >> mark, what about marco rubio's new push on some of these issues. he's been out talking about education. that's clearly welcome and seen too infrequently. he als

the icrc will support the health, started distribute kits to be able to treat more than 200 civil leared people gorying to do more. what we did today also is to repair water pipeline that was in the facilities the last days which are now more than 70,000 people to have access to water again. >> i also spoke with yaffa frederick, the managing editor of the world policy journal. she called this inevitable. >> in the last few months, you have had the palestinian government reconcile under one umbrella and an israeli prime minister say i am not sitting down at a negotiation table if hamas is there. when peace talks break down, conflict resumes and violence resumes. >> we saw it respark after the death of four teams. what is the deeper issue behind those deaths. >> a couple of issues at play. one of the key issues is that immediately, netanyahu blames hamas for the death of the three israeli teenagers before all evidence had been collected and even today, it's debatable and attacks began even though it was the west bank. i think what's critical to understand is that hamas's stronghold is ty

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the state department says there are five million people in the pipeline to come lear legally.ngressman gutierrez says yesterday, that with the president's actions we could legalize five million illegal aliens. five million people waiting legally. five million people they want to do it. this is what emmill supports and left supports. martha: thanks for being with us today. >> good to see you, martha. >> all right. take a good look at this picture. can you guess where this was taken? red dirt, spacesuits? that looks like something under the christmas tree. looks like the surface of mars right? but it is not. martha: shake it up with snow in there? bill: might. earth bound experiment that could lead us to mars. martha: i like that. want to go to the red planet. bill: off we go. ♪ bill: not a galaxy far, far away but it is hawaii. six volunteer crewmembers of the mars habitat wrapping up a month of research in mock mars base. they were in there four months on the slopes on the big island of volcano. dr. ronald williams was one of volunteers at mock base. doctor, how are you? i wan

take a look at the intelligence report, that these intelligence officers did, asking children who are learegally, who came as a result of this new wave, they will tell you, in these interviews that they are not fleeing violence as media reports have incorrectly stated. they are coming here because they know if they get their foot on the ground they will be able to stay. we've seen that exact thing happen. >> if that were true, then the republicans ought to support the president's plan to actually deal with this problem at the border and adjudicate these situations. >> what plan? >> $3.7 billion plan he laid on the table two weeks ago. >> typical, throwing money at the problem. >> not throwing money at problem. patti ann: i have to leave it there. getting a wrap. steve sigmund, katie pavlich. thank you. bill: 11 minutes before the hour. price of airline ticket went higher. why you're paying more for tsa pat downs. plus this. >> people need to move. >> oh. >> they hit the pole. >> oh [bleep] bill: that is terrifying scene. a hot-air balloon crashing into two power lines. we'll talk to a witn

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happening right now residents are getting a bet lear at the damage from last night ease severe storms. boy, it was hard to miss the massive lightening strikes that filled the sky. this was sent to us by a fox 29 viewer in mantua, new jersey sue. >> it was a large home hit by lightening in philadelphia's fox chase neighborhood causing a fire at this vacant home in the 400 block of chandler street. crews made a significant dent in the number of power outages around the region. last check peco was reporting 650 outages in the counties surrounding philadelphia. in new jersey, pse and g is reporting under 3,000 outages, at the height of the storm last night more than 20,000 power outages around the region. >> i really do believe it was the the loudest lightening, i have ever heard: it was thunder would i her. lightening and a clap of thunder. >> coming closer or moving away. >> each second is a mile i have heard. >> yes. >> i was at 17th and walnut when a clap of thunder hit. it made me jump. >> yes, you can imagine our dog was going crazy. >> yes. >> so in addition to the the power outage

the presiding officer:ed leader'leader's -- will the lear modify his requests? without objection. mr. mcconnell: first, a few observations about obamacare. it may not have existed in the english language just a few years ago, but in short order it's become a word for broken promises and almost cartoonish inefficiency. it is no wonder why. you can keep your plan, you can keep your doctor, premiums will go down, the law will create millions of jobs. we knew the promises wouldn't hold up. many of us said so. one even earned the dubious distinction of being declared "the lie of the year." that's why it's so hard to trust so much of what the obama administration claims about obamacare these days. like back in december when administration officials issued another promise, that they'd make sure that any taxpayer-funded obamacare subsidies would go only to enrollees who'd actually qualified for them under the law. we wanted this assurance not only because so many other promises had been broken, we wanted it because eligibility j.f.k. is so important -- verification is so important. middle

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woman: i had to lear how to drive with my hands -- yeah, that was interesting.o do any of those. man: since i've been cycling, it's definitely helped my walking. woman: it's a fantastic opportunity to be working together with a common goal of curing ms, and sharing is the key. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- tragedy in texas. chilling new details about a suspected gunman who killed four children and their parents and the injured teenager who called police. >> she absolutely saved the lives of her family members. >> i mean, i -- she is the hero. >> new details overnight from detectives and relatives. >>> stepping in with dozen dead from escalating middle east violence. israeli ready to fight. the u.s. is making a move towards peace. >>> and tough questions for a family that was stranded at sea. desperate for help aboard their sailboat hundreds of miles offshore. >> never in my wildest dreams did i think we would have to be the people needing to be rescued. >> with a toddler sick and communication cut off, the family is speaking out about their dramatic re

rates slow lear worked higher for the next 30 years.t 14 of those, the dow quadrupled. so here's my question for you. your going to short indexes? are you going to take advantage of how expensive small caps are in relation to large caps? your doing individual stock research? because we're long duration common stock owners. let's say there's going to be a bear market come up in the next two years. that's not a good idea for long duration people to deal with. what are you getting at? what are you going to do that's going to really add value? i'd like to hear. >> let me ask you this. how well did those arguments work out in 2008? what we're going to have again is a period not exactly like 2008 but there's going to be a big liquidation in stocks when the fed can no longer print this giant amounts of money. i don't even -- >> just going to slam on the brakes. is that the deal? they're just going to slam on the brakes and stop? they don't seem inclined to do that. they seem to be wanting to ease off the accelerator a little bit. >> well, list

you are a lear row win, what i'm a -- heroine. i'm troubled by industry sponsored research. research, federal bank of boston. i don't think that is industry sponsored research. it may be and if it is, i retract all i say. if you look at empirical data i looked at you might want to say -- >> look at default rates between adjustable rates. >> you didn't talk about default rates. talked about -- >> you two take the discussion off-line in the speakers lounge after the fact. gentleman in the back with questions. >> fifth third bank. since we're at symposium honoring the 150th anniversary of occ i must ask this. miss bair, in your book, one much your proposed reforms included abolishing the occ. you expressed cautious optimism at the time regarding the agency's future with mr. currie taking over as comptroller. do you still espouse this proposal? if not, how is the occ altered its behavior to cause you to change your mind? are there any particular rules, guidelines, or other regulatory actions that you would point to as evidence of this improved and reformed behavior? thank you. >

one, at every single medical center i visit i lear from rank and file staff that it takes too long to hire. so staffing practices is one of our areas of concentration. my guess is there are some of those thing that is we are going to find just a function of being in the federal government and that's the regulation and statute that we've got to follow but my guess is we're going to find a lot of that is self-inflicted and we've to clear that away so we can be more expeditious. second round numbers we probably hire 30,000 people every year anyway. so i know 10,000 sounds like a huge number it's about 3% of staff maybe a little less than that. so but recognize that some of these are in places like primary care if a stigses, and mental health providers. and we know and you all know that those are tough to find. and so it will take time for us to be able to hire them. quite frankly the other problem we have, even if we could hire them tomorrow, we don't have a place to put them all. so in some instances what we're going to have to do is deal with some of the space issues in tandem with thi

. >>> back lear at home, a high-priced call girl being eyed in the death of a google executive is nowng investigated for the death of her ex-boyfriend. just two months before the executive died of a heroin overdose, her boyfriend met the very same fate. that case is now being reopened. police are also revealing that the 26-year-old searched on-line for a legal defense before her arrest. >>> germany has given the c.i.a. chief in berlin das boot. this after allegations that two americans had spied in germany. this all happening after last year's revelations. remember this one, that the n.s.a. had spied on german chancellor angela merkel. not happy about this whatsoever, merkel summing it up at a press conference saying -- quote -- "common sense tells me that spying against allies is a waste of energy." >>> a sweet deal for folks out west. the people behind that hidden cash craze are back once again. the twitter account tweeting out clues late into the night hiding two dozen candy pez dispensers filled with money. today that scavenger hunt heads south to california. that cash craze start

the speaker pro tempore: please lear the well. the house will be in order. the gentleman from florida will suspend. the house will be in order. members, please take your conversations off the floor. the house will be in order. members, please take your conversations off the floor. the gentleman from florida may resume. mr. crenshaw: well, i thank the gentleman for clearing the ell. as i said, we got a good bill that this process has actually made even better, and it's a strength bill and we know -- it's a spending bill and we know government needs money to provide services. government needs something more right now, and we've tried to provide that. government needs discipline to rein in spending. government needs courage to make decisions even when they're hard. and government needs the commitment to make sure that very task of government is accomplished more effectively than ever before, because i tell you, if life is going to change in america, life has to change here in washington, d.c. and this bill takes a giant step forward in making that change. first

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the speaker pro tempore: please lear the well. the house will be in order. the gentleman from florida will suspend. the house will be in order. members, please take your conversations off the floor. the house will be in order. members, please take your conversations off the floor. the gentleman from florida may resume. mr. crenshaw: well, i thank the gentleman for clearing the ell. as i said, we got a good bill that this process has actually made even better, and it's a strength bill and we know -- it's a spending bill and we know government needs money to provide services. government needs something more right now, and we've tried to provide that. government needs discipline to rein in spending. government needs courage to make decisions even when they're hard. and government needs the commitment to make sure that very task of government is accomplished more effectively than ever before, because i tell you, if life is going to change in america, life has to change here in washington, d.c. and this bill takes a giant step forward in making that change. first