so this is lenny, huh? >> that is lenny. >> reporter: they laughed. into someone who looked like this. his beard grown. wearing shackles and wearing his new uniforms. here in his orange jumpsuit and posing as a hit man serving some time, but to be go free. the story is, he'll soon be available to kill again. lenny will never forget what they did to him moments after that door slammed shut. because, remember, even the guards don't know lenny is not a criminal. >> as we were getting ready to do the strip search, that's when i thought, "i didn't think this through. i didn't think this all the way." >> reporter: you didn't sign up for that. >> i didn't think this through. >> reporter: 20/20 going behind those walls, through the locked doors, straight to the cells where lenny was thrown in with the criminals. do you still remember the moment you walked into this place? >> yes, i do. >> reporter: what was going through your mind? >> as soon as that door closed you know, i was in it to win it at that point. >> reporter: you booked him? >> i did book him. he

and so, the question is, lenny talks about people wanting to have health care coverage.e party really pushed it. this is a long-term principle here. the democrats made this happen. they are going to say that is a party that is saying something that i care about. long-term they say this is what the party stands for. short-term, we'll see what happens. swr >> stay right there. when we come back. where do the republicans stand on expanding the aca deadline. it depends on which day you ask them. >> do you go to websites that are dot coms or dot nets. >> have you heard of health care.gov? >> here we go. what did you come here to plug? >> first of all, i wantouldn't with you here today if he didn't have something to plug. >> i heard about that, why would you guy that created the zoom to create your website. >> it works great now. >>> now the official deadline to sign up for a health care plan in the affordable care act exchanges is still midnight tomorrow night. it will allow extra time in line but not able to complete the sign up in time. >> so the president decides to delay

she's the daughter of lennie kravitz and lisa bonet.d my bitch" is a beautiful song. yg will be joined tonight by deejay mustard. his father was colonel mustard an alleged murder frer from the board game. tomorrow night -- don cheadle will be here. tony goldwyn will be with us. enrique iglesias will sing. and we'll have a brand newest episode of our spanish-language telenovela version of scandal -- "escandalo". if you're a big fan of "entourage" but thought it would be even better if ari gold was a british department store magnate in the early 1900s, then our first guest has a show for you. the second season of "mr. selfridge" has its us premiere on pbs masterpiece classic this sunday, march 30th at 9. please welcome, jeremy piven. [ cheers and applause ] >> the premier of "mr. selfridge" is coming up the week after next week. the finale is this weekend. >> just like fashion, as soon as it ends in england, it begins here. and we steal from them and celebrate them. and that is a joke that i wanted to start with and that's where i'll leav

john, have yet to meet lenny. make i'll get up there, shake his hand. looking for treasure, you will get it up there. we need powder. we're ten day away from the kick-off of spring. we're getting into warmer months now. it's 19 degrees up there now. snow is sticking around. 44 today. as we get into tomorrow, 50. yeah, squaw, amazing conditions. great resort. san francisco right now, you can see, the wind is really making an impact on your morning drive. debris on the highway. temperatures are going to warm up rapidly because of the wind. and basically as we head through the next couple of hours wind will be strongest. it's going to drop off through the second half of the day. i told you, wind is going to strengthen. jumped from 29 miles per hour sustained in san francisco to 33 miles per hour. we're going to deal with this for the next couple of ors and hopefully by 10:00 a.m. we'll see more normal pattern here in the bay area. breezy conditions below advisory strength. 53 along the peninsula. 56 to kick off the d

if you i want a strep throat diagnosis i don't want lenny that just came out of the community collegeuse me those are nurse practitioners it's not lenny out of a community college. >> it is just putting a swab back there and getting a strep throat assessment. >> are you worried? say you had vd, std, i'm sure you don't. >> please, don't insult me. but say you had, you being generic, say you had it or i had it, okay? and medical record and then all of a sudden you have all of these transfers of electronic medical records all over the place. that's -- >> -- we have laws to protect the privacy. >> laws, kind of like the irs thing? >> listen, bill, fox news claims oh we are going to have breaches of the exchanges. we haven't had a single breach of the exchange. >> he they're not up yet. they are not running yet. >> that's not true. the exchange is up. >> you are not worried about that. >> sowing fear with gho grounds. >> you are not worried about that privacy thing. >> doctors have had health electronic health records. no such breach. sowing fear. >> you know me i'm afraid of everything. t

first, he wins me over with the robin hood thing and now he is lenny bruce. during a sermon but considering the lilies they toil not neither do they (bleep). i don't know. [ laughter ] i don't think there's anything that can make me stop loving this guy. >> a surprising confession from pope francis. he revealed he took a rosary cross belonging to his late confesser from his casket. >> jon: did not see that coming. i have to say stealing something from your dead confessor, kind of the perfect crime. [ laughter ] how far is -- how far is the pope going to push this? >> the pontiff discussing the possibility of civil unions, maybe even between same sex couples. >> he seems to open the door for civil unions with protection of rights and the for economic issues and for medical issues. >> jon: drop an f bomb, stealing rosaries, not condemning gay unions it's a lot of rogue popery for the vatican to deal with. >> the vatican spokesperson said s he was not weighing in on the gay marriage debate but speaking about the obligation of the state to fulfill the responsibil

this head shaving fundraiser was held today at lenny's salon and barber in clayton, michele was dig nosed with breast cancer, wanted to show hershey is not alone. all of the money raised today benefits the breast cancer research foundation. >>> santa clara county has more than tuberculosis cases, pointed out by health officials during a news conference, today is world tuberculosis today day, this year for the first time in 6 years the cases have increased. >>> thank you for making ktvu we are always here for you at ktvu.com, you can follow us on facebook and twitter. our coverage continues tonight with a 1000 news, tmz continues right here on tv 36. mr. [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] >> today on tmz -- >> if you didn't think this was reason that the n.s.a. was spying on people, an ex-president will not e-mail because he believes he's being watched by the united states government. >> he says that when he wants to talk to a foreign leader, he doesn't e-mail them. >> is he sending them like [bleep] texts? >> this honestly is the trickiest thing i'

i stood on its own do we give to you mr abbott season and he'll rock star lenny kravitz who is named after him and me snoring later attended the ceremony this is an amazing time for my family. to be insists it has been rewarded for what he did an eight dollars for what it is the neon green felt the need to change their names during the war is to hide their backgrounds but to name their true identities and accomplishments are celebrated and family and friends couldn't be prouder on the back of bus tour for j and wind in washington this morning off but not before. sixty towards the majority of them israelis have been arrested in korea for in what police claim was the wild coffee to go out of control. the rule consideration was broken up by oath or tees off complaints down our music room mate coming from tires to succeed over a month and ink and complex just outside of his cabinet when police arrived they discovered an extravagant right policy was in full swing. fuelled by drugs and alcohol the lakewood police come on does that these types of policies happened to a tee pee out of some o

mr cricket season and he'll rock star lenny kravitz who is named after him and the snoring when i attended the ceremony this is an amazing time for my family. to be insists it has been rewarded for what he did it and acknowledged for what it is sunny honorees felt the need to change their names during a war is to hide their backgrounds but to name their true identities and accomplishments are celebrated and family and friends couldn't be prouder on the back of bus tour for j unwind in washington the two. at least four people hooked on it and scores have been injured up to two years to come and i can find strength but it's a packed church congregation near the kenyan coastal city of mombasa but expensive bibles and stream plastic chairs across the church's school in the office most of the attack mumbai says main hospital was flooded with men women and children requiring treatment the grip this i proclaim this possibility the incident has been labelled a attack. local police chief said the gum and walk home with portsmouth's equipments. judging by the high number of permits cartridges. the a

mr kravitz is nasty old rock star lenny kravitz who is named after him and me snoring when i attended the ceremony. this is an amazing time for my family to be insists it has been rewarded for what he did and acknowledged for what it is sunny honorees felt the need to change their names during the war is to hide their backgrounds but to name their true identities and accomplishments are celebrated and family and friends couldn't be prouder i'm rebecca buster for j and wind in washington. the ccp folder to change its ultra chic automate re train derailed in cloud and the platform and to hang international airport officials say none of the house and just received life threatening injuries the eight car train jumped the tracks just before three am local time and stops most weighty up an escalation is not clear how false the train was getting winded de railed he was a lot of pain because it is not getting people off to china. doesn't this is a list of japanese vehicle use of data we get to laugh out loud. the train line was instantly clues to forcing people to use buses to and from that h

lenny, a strong critic of obamacare is scott brown.t announced he was running for senator of new hampshire. what about those that say he's a carpet bagger, taking advantage of tenuous connections. >> when you look at the new gland -- new england states, that's a criticism. if the democrats follow basil's advice and embrace obamacare and the bad economy, basically you are embracing obamacare, saying it's broken but maybe it will be fixed and embracing a recovery that is not really a recovery, do that. people such as scott brown will win the upcoming elections, and the republicans will control the senate what the house. that's a criticism scott brown will have to challenge and face that. at the same exact time he can say he did not vote for obamacare. people need jobs. they don't need to buy into the rhetoric that is not working. >> they need jobs and leadership. moving to another social issue, the president said he'll use executive power to expand overtime protection for millions of workers, we are seeing him beef up on the executive po

i feel confident about that. >> you're playing lenny, someone with a mental ldisability.u prepare to play a role like that? >> it's open to interpretation. it definitely feels to me, having looked into it a lot, he's got what is characterized now as mild down syndrome. i kind of just tried to watch as much stuff to make it as specific as possible. >> how is it different as actors to be on a stage, live audience, versus movie set? >> live performance aspect is something we'll find out. >> you've done it before. >> well, not with you guys. i've done a lot of theater before, but never on broadway. it's terrifying. i would be -- i would have done cat if they asked me to. i'm happy to be here. >> anyone worried about stage flight? >> probably beforehand, the day of. once we're in the scene, all that goes away. >> james, chris and layton. it opens april 16th. carson? >> all right this morning's mario's top three. white house could be cutting ties with blackberry. how about high-tech organizing your to do list? mario arm john strong has more. good to see you. >> let's talk about

meeting in holland with stronger sanctions -- right now all they have is they have like 8 guys named lennyething. and they can't come to some restaurant or something. all right? that's what they got. all right? is the president going to be able to say, you know what? we're going to use the banks. we're going to do. this we're going to put a heavy hit on them economically. another rally or is it going to be just another embarrassment? >> that's not clear that will come out of this meeting. i think it would be more realistic to look to see what happens in crimea. and whether putin goes beyond that i don't think the administration nor the allies has much stomach in the way of further sanctions unless putin goes farther than crimea. crimea is gone. i mean, the annex is now complete. everybody knows it it's a new fact. >> right. but you could still punish and hold responsible russia for doing what they did to crimea. >> they could. >> you are saying they're not going to do that you better not do it again, putin. you better not do it again, then we will get mad. >> there is nothing that we have

. >> men, women and children all showed up today at lenny's salon and barber to have their haircut off in support of michelle. her life though changed in an instant after she was diagnosed. she's now off of work and hoping to go into remission. she says with the support of family and friends in the community and with the department she is able to focus on surviving her breast cancer. >> the love, the community, concord p. d. my second family and i am overwhelmed by all the support being shown to me. >> reporter: ligouri says losing her hair is nothing compared to what is most important to her right now which is surviving the breast cancer. >> a lot of love. >>> seen today as a commuter train derailed at chicago's o'hare international airport. tonight we're learn learning that a sleepy conductor may be to blame. there's a metal shock observer but the train apparently jumped that. the operator told supervisors she had been working a lot of overtime and was extremely tired. she is one of 32 people injured. none of the injury injure -- injuries is life threatening. >>> famed architect fran

. >> that's lenny seagol. he says mountain view is growing too quickly. too much growth could hurt the city. >> making housing more expensive and scarce, increasing the traffic congestion locally and undermining the vitality of the workers themselves because they wouldn't have places to live. >> reporter: to be fair, we caught up with mountain view's mayor to help those not making tech companies salaries. but he also admits, with fast growth comes fast growing concerns. >> we recognize that this level of job growth is also going to bring ramifications of traffic. >> reporter: it's a balancing act for many cities in good times, enjoying the party while trying to make sure everyone has a seat at the table. now, the mountain view city counsel says there is more debate to go about this development program. by the way, the low income housing we showed you plans to open in less than a year. reporting live, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> we think we saw a google bus go behind you. mountain view is booming. more details on the statewide employment picture. j

lenny. to sort it all out, mary katharine ham and juan williams here in washington this evening. all right, juan, now, i just want to you stay in the realm of reality. the reason that this law was passed and the supreme court ruled it constitutional was to give every american a chance at healthcare. >> right. >> all right? it forces you to buy it. the uninsured get it subsidized for free. now, you don't have to buy it if it's too hard, juan. it's over. >> let me just suggest to you this is a fantasy, a wish list being spread by the right wing blogs that you have bought into and it's meant to sabotage obamacare. >> you don't have to buy it if it's too hard. >> that's not true, william. >> the hardship exemption. >> yeah, the hardship exemption is something that says that if you have had a fire in your home, you are a victim of spousal abuse, some other catastrophic. >> if your dog rap away, it's too hard. >> you know, let me give you the flaw in your logic. you can apply for a hardship exempt

meeting in holland with stronger sanctions -- right now all they have is they have like 8 guys named lennyd they can't come to some restaurant or something. all right? that's what they got. all right? is the president going to be able to say, you know what? we're going to use the banks. we're going to do. this we're going to put a heavy hit on them economically. another rally or is it going to be just another embarrassment? >> that's not clear that will come out of this meeting. i think it would be more realistic to look to see what happens in crimea. and whether putin goes beyond that i don't think the administration nor the allies has much stomach in the way of further sanctions unless putin goes farther than crimea. crimea is gone. i mean, the annex is now complete. everybody knows it it's a new fact. >> right. but you could still punish and hold responsible russia for doing what they did to crimea. >> they could. >> you are saying they're not going to do that you better not do it again, putin. you better not do it again, then we will get mad. >> there is nothing that we have heard that

his nephew in namesake, singer/song writer lenny kravitz has performed at the white house and was at ceremony. in many cases even when the government didn't recognize them, these guys were true to each other. it took leslie hayes years to find the son of felix comedy, who was honored for action in vietnam in 1969. >> every time i visit a major city, communications back then aren't what they are today. i would call every condy i could find. >> he was 3 when his father died. he said the stories hayes tells him are the only memories of a father he never really knew. >> wendell, thank you. >>> last year's navy yard shootings could have been prevented if the company that employed aaron alexis told the navy about his problems in the months before he gunned down 12 civilian workers. that's just one of the findings contained in several reviews triggered by the killings. the defense department is instructed to focus on threats coming from trusted insiders. >>> it looks like the obama administration has a long way to go in fulfilling its promise to become the most transparent in history. in a

lenny, in a town where they need more police officers. >> reporter: it has been sitting empty. in fact, there was money put into the city budget to finally open this place but this is one of those rare cases where money is not the issue. the issue is not enough people to staff the building. >> reporter: when construction workers finished building san jose's $92 million police substation in 2010, they handed the keys to the city but no one ever moved in. and it's been mostly locked up ever since. >> to sit idle for three years has been a little bit rough. >> reporter: lieutenant chris monahan is in charge of the building designed to be a fully functioning police station to house about 300 officers. there is a grand lobby, men's and women's locker rooms, and showers. a big airy briefing room and a dispatch center that's never taken a call and won't for the foreseeable future. the department is officially stepping away from using the building for its original purpose because so many officers have left the department. >> with the loss of staffing over the last few years, the need t

. >> ifill: you mentioned leonard kravitz, whose nephew was at the white house, he's known as lenny kravitzes. >> ifill: how widespread was the kind of discrimination that would allow people not to be recognized for their h heroics? >> during my time in service, i did not notice anything like that. i cannot think of one antisemitic incident i witnessed in my entire 30 years. but you have to go back to the civil war and thereafter where antisemitism, prejudice against blacks, for example, people believed that they did not fight. mark twain himself wrote an article in harper's magazine, i believe in 1895, that said while the jew was a great civil servant, he neglected to stand but for the flag, and this was the reason the jewish war veterans, for example, was formed in 1896 to show that jews, for one, did fight, and we were at the very front and forefront of combat in the civil war and in subsequent wars afterward. >> ifill: when we see this kind of recognition today, to you there's a broader meaning to it? >> it's a great day, i think, for all americans. i mean, it shows once and for all tha

. >> since '05, 57 guys have gone one and done and we had so many other guys, lenny cook, who never evenollege. >> love myself some march madness. thanks so much for being here. up next, what is happening in the courtroom may not be nearly as intriguing as what's going on behind the bench. is a scotus scandal in the works? >> it is disappointed when your bracket against busted early on, but if you find yourself in that situation, there's a new product on the market that may be of help. >> suffering from depression because your march madness bracket is busted? ask your doctor about get the [ bleep ] back to work. it's a safe and effective pain reliever. answer e-mails, send faxes, even pay attention in meetings. hi, are we still on for tomorrow? tomorrow. quick look at the weather. nice day, beautiful tomorrow. tomorrow is full of promise. we can come back tomorrrow. and we promise to keep it that way. driven to preserve the environment, csx moves a ton of freight nearly 450 miles on one gallon of fuel. what a day. can't wait til tomorrow. what do you mean? your grass, man. it's famished!

lendered cravitz is here to -- has his grand son lenny kravitz here to collect the award for him. >>ugh has to say about the flight mh370 -- >> that thing has been hijacked and is now a bomb -- this is creating a soup atmosphere for conspiracy theories to go through the roof. it is so far gone and now the simple explanation is what is going to end up being the truth but no one is going to accept it because they are so far gone with potential theories that it is going to be difficult. people will not believe the truth once it is know. >> how are you doing, howard? a promortal soup -- we have been reporting this story. and the truth seems to change every day, but you can understand the dilimia, can't you? >> everybody on the planet is interested in this story. it is getting ratings and you bring on experts and they say i think it is this and that. you have a lot of airtime to cover and the coverage is out of control. >> as of today or a week ago? >> this was like a week ago. the tail was spotted in the river. the lithium battery on the plane and then fox saying it didn't crash and then

lenny is on our line for independents from maryland. you're on with lawrence hurley from reuters. caller: hello. i know a few plaintiffs on this case against the government. it wasious to know if muslim owned companies that brought the case to the government. was muslim owned companies that brought the case to the government. host: who are some of the other companies involved? 80 companies? guest: i can't remember the exact number but there are quite a few. all of them are closely held companies. this is not the case of microsoft or apple trying to get this type of exemption. companies whowned are all religious and have the same religion. ownerspany where the have different religious views -- since they all have the same dues and they describe it they expressed the religious views through the company in a way such as giving donations to andl religious groups celebrating religious holidays. different to a publicly traded company. only casen't the happening at the supreme court this week. although there is lot of activity today. one of the case is being watched of secret service and

crash victims from icy waters and we saw that her was among one of our young government employees, lenny, who, when he saw a woman lose her grip on a helicopter line, dived into the water and took her to safety. >> find more highlights from 35 years of house for coverage on our facebook page. c-span, created by america's cable companies 35 years ago and public to you today as a service by your television provider. challenge inque defining the war in cyberspace. what wars? clearly from a policy perspective we are trying to work our way through this issues. the tenets i think that are applicable, whatever we do within a cyber arena, international law will pertain. that if we find ourselves getting to a point where we believe that ciber is taking us down to an armed conflict lawsrio that the rules and of armed conflict will complain, every much as -- every bit as much in this domain. i do not think ciber is inherently effort. i think those sets of procedures, the sets of policies and law as a nation have stood us in good stead. they represent a good point of departure. >> this weekend, sena

workers saving crash victims from icy waters and we saw the heroism of one of our government employees lenny scotty who when he saw a woman lose her grip, dived into the water and dragged her to safety. [applause] >> find more highlights of 35 years of floor coverage on our facebook page. c-span created by america's cable companies 35 years ago and brought to you today as a public service by your television provider. >> good afternoon. everybody ready? we're going to have some folks who will move out at 5:00 on i think it's a hearing on ukraine. we're ready to start. we welcome secretary johnson for what marks his very first appearance with the subcommittee. thank you for being here. looking forward to your testimony and we're going to talk about the president's budget request for homeland security for fiscal year 2015. you well know documents that reflect the administration's priorities. so when we look at your budget a blatant r fy-15 is disregard for security and prioritys that truly define logic. either this administration does not see homeland security and law enforcement as important o

some years ago historian and activist lenny brenner wrote extensively about zionists not a clever additiono subject still over there, described the left as the rearguard of israel lobby. he was referring not just to be a bonus of the left and antiwar movement, to challenge or even speak about the lobby, but to the efforts of the leading factions all of them claim to be anti-zionist to isolate the palestinian struggle from protests against south african apartheid and u.s. intervention in central america in the '80s while israel was occupying lebanon and during the first, and not to talk about the role of israel in central america and supporting act african -- south africa and apartheid. 30 years later nothing has changed. the same factions are still in control. with washington also being israel occupied territory they have every base covered. little wonder why the palestine solidarity movement has not had the slightest impact on u.s. policy since all the years it's been in existence. existence. steven greenhut examined state department archives dealing with israel u.s. relationship for his

lenny is on our line for independents from maryland. you're on with lawrence hurley from reuters. caller: hello. i know a few plaintiffs on this case against the government. it wasious to know if muslim owned companies that brought the case to the government. was muslim owned companies that brought the case to the government. host: who are some of the other companies involved? 80 companies? guest: i can't remember the exact number but there are quite a few. all of them are closely held companies. this is not the case of microsoft or apple trying to get this type of exemption. companies whowned are all religious and have the same religion. ownerspany where the have different religious views -- since they all have the same dues and they describe it they expressed the religious views through the company in a way such as giving donations to andl religious groups celebrating religious holidays. different to a publicly traded company. only casen't the happening at the supreme court this week. although there is lot of activity today. one of the case is being watched of secret service and

who received the medal of honor is leonard kravitz, the uncle and namesake of actor and rock store lenny kravitz. >> russian forces storming that ukrainian navy base in crimea, raising the russian flag over that strategic military base. >> the investigation into the missing malaysian airlines flight, files deleted from a flight simulator at the pilot's home. >> department of homeland security busting a child pornography ring. >> why decisions made during the reagan era are playing out today in the situation between russia and ukraine. >> with snow melting and rivers rising in some places, we're getting into flood season. this is the deadliest type of weather. >> the aljazeera morning news continues, del walters is back to you in two and a half minutes. i'm stephanie sy. have a great morning. >> the crisis in crimea intensifies, a day after the region is annexted by russia, a crimean naval base seeds by russian forces. >> mounting grief from the family from missing flight at new details are released about what was found inside one of the homes of the pilot. >> fighting intensifies in the

. >> who is lenny to you? who is this guy? what does he represent?t too theatrically, you know. i think when you get into what do these people represent, in a way he's nature versus society. and i don't know if it's that helpful. it's almost -- that's the work of the audience and the work of the dramatists, i think. i have to think, this is a real person. he's not representing anything. he's just this -- as -- described differently in the book as either a baby or a bear, essentially that's what he is. >> how about george, james? who is he? >> i think you see in a lot of steinbeck books a character like this. he's sort of steinbeck's kind of every-man stand-in for -- maybe steinbeck in a lot of ways. and he's a guy who dreams big, but he is faced with the harsh realities of his world and his situation. >> cool. thank you, guys, so much. really appreciate the time. "of mice and men" is playing at the long acre theater. >>> coming up next, "business before the bell" with cnbc's sarah eisen. we'll be right back on "morning joe." [ male announcer ] this i

he had lenny of money in the bank. the ted yoho was able to leverage both the redistricting that offer the shape of the enorityt and stearns' s in congress. he knew ran a very memorable ads and see if they animal veterinarian that per trade at a trot. pigs his message really resonated in that district and he has been one of the most reliably conservative votes in the house, often frustrating the republican leadership that has tried to cobble together support for bipartisan initiatives. people ask whether the house is going to get more conservative after 2014, whether it is going to moderate. look at ted yoho. he has got a pretty easy reelection in 2014. he is going to stick around. the question is whether in a lot of these open seats, whether we will see a turnover, republicans decide to nominate candidates who would align more with speaker boehner, or whether they would align with members like yoho. host: again, the magic number in 2014 is 218 for control of the house. that would mean the mcgrath would need a net gain

bull is not born aggressive their unborn aggressive they're super cute my old dear friend the late lenny bruce used to tell a joke about doberman pinschers that wonderful job that she is you read them you train them you race and you get them when they're little babies and eight years old a kid. she is it will talk about the price of fame i have to this. i marinate joining me. in park and. terry contribute and not. only on going bust and. back with she's a mom is a new show is national geographic wild season nine one one what's the biggest mistake made when you're training a dog. people with patience people don't follow through. people are not consistent . people lose them a little right never the dog is never the dog you know the dog still can't read a book you know you can't can you know you can't get mckee so they can get out and come back when they're tired and so they find we have to put the responsibility on the human you become a t.v. star what's been the you paid a price for fame you've had some personal struggles you were on our show we did on just one who tried to calm yourself

but bulls not born aggressive their unborn aggressive they're super cute my old dear friend the late lenny bruce used to tell a joke about doberman pinschers their wonderful job of pitches you read them you train them you race and you get them when they're little babies and eight years old a kid. says it will talk about the price of fame after this. technology innovation all the developments around russia. the future covered. your friend post a photo from a vacation you can't. call it different. the boss repeats the same old joke of course you like. your ex-girlfriend still tense tear jerking poetry keep count nora. we post only what really matters i don't see your facebook you street. was a. very hard to take. that back with senator rick perry. to. the point. that was sees him on his new show is national geographic wild sees a nine one one what's the biggest mistake made when you're training a dog people is patience people don't follow through. people are not consistent. people are those going to be all right and then the dog is never the dog you know a dog still can't read a book you kno

. >> that suggests, you've got to have chemistry with lenny. >> i like the idea that these characterswhat people will take away from our production of it, i hope. >> i mean, that's the key. how do humans connect in the face of, you know, this larger kind of system? and so, if you're going to dramatize that, you'd better have chemistry between the people. and so, when anna shapiro, the director, said she's thinking of casting chris o'dowd, i thought, no. [ laughter ] >> is it one of those things where you've got to meet to know if it's there, like dating? >> we met -- no, i had a sense, just from his work and from what people said about him. but you know, i have a sense, oh, he's a cool dude. and i'm right. >> chris, let me read a recent description of you. >> oh [ bleep ]! >> bridesmaids strapped sex symbol status on the irishman with the teddy bear look. can you confirm or deny your international sex symbol status? >> confirmed. no, the teddy bear look. >> that's what it says. >> that's not even a description of something. self-dismissed. >> i've never heard of self-dismissed. >> is

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i asked him to turn back there were a couple of hours of negotiations with the agreed and lenny's just who it was was that it would help also in neighboring lugansk locals blocked railway lines with scrap metal and carriages to stop the transportation on the train of a large military equipment including tanks now the locals here have been told that all of this equipment is part of planned military training exercises but there are still reports circulating that there are the military vehicles that have in fact made their way to the russian border there is also a growing suspicion amongst the locals here that these military movements imply that kid have is trying to provoke the population here rob and try and come what is already a very tense situation in the region so with these suspicions along with plan demonstrations across the region that will take part throughout the week it's only adding to what is a very intense situation here in the east of ukraine that was ryan o'neal reporting in time it's. president obama met with paul palestinian leader mahmoud abbas at the white house today