let me explain. let me explain. see, keith has gone cuckoo. uh, see, what happened is that keith's been under a lot of tension and strain lately. you understand? yo-yo city, bookman, yo-yo city. so, on behalf of the family and everybody involved, we wish our sincere apologies, and we will talk to keith about this and promise you that this will never happen again. and, uh, my apologies, also, to your big, fat mama! hey! j.j., i heard what you said, and i didn't like it one bit. oh, yeah? well, if he's a tree, i wouldn't want to stand under him. i think he's sick. physically, that is. you can call me ray and you can call me jay michael, the only time he seems to be happy is when he comes out of that bathroom... and i got a hunch wait a minute. now, who'd be stupid enough to hide -- oh...yeah. mm-hmm. either this is keith's joy juice or the tidy bowl man has a new boat. yes, vodka -- the russian revenge. no wonder keith's been acting crazy lately, man. he killed this bottle, too. yeah. no wonder he thinks he's a king. his throne is 90 proof. [ la

let me explain! let him explain. take her out for dinner. here's some money. i meant to tell youabout sandy. her name's sandy! here'ssome more money. take sandywith you. i'm sorry you found out like this, but we agreed to see other people. that's right.i guess this is settled, huh? i don't want to talk about it anymore. mallory! jeff. alex! ahem! has there been a coup? well, hello, dean memminger. i was just wishing alex good luck. you'll really like him. he's a swell kid. that'sgood enough for me. congratulations. welcome to princeton. we'll talk later, mallory. well, so long. and who is this? hi. i want to go homeright now, ok, alex? mallory, please be reasonable. just wait outside. i'll be done soon. ok.i'll wait out here. good. and try to forget jeff. [crying] ok. i'm ready. are you sure? yes, sir. this interview has not got off to a good start. any further interruptions may be held against you. i'd do the same thingif i were in your shoes. did i tell you how muchi liked your shoes? sit down, mr. keaton, please. yes, sir. i must say, i'm very impressed wit

. >> let me explain something. we're too dependent on china. we're too dependent.of which you have never seen if they ever did that. that's what would happen, bill. >> okay. >> you know what people don't understand and our dealings with china, we have the cards. they don't have the cards. >> it's a blink fest. >> we have the cards because they need our economy. specific answer and i appreciate that. so now let's go on to your statement you're going to95 deport 12 million people. as you have to know, each one of the 12 million people here illegally is entitled+vx to due process. that means that if donald trump as president issues a deportation order they are entitled to a court hearing in front of a judge. with 12 million people takes up -- >> -- excuse me, bill, if they're here illegally they may or may not be. just like the argument we had about the anchor babies. in my opinion you don't need. >> i'm telling you all settled law says once you're here you are entitled to our constitutional protections, every single case. all right. just so you know. >> i disagree, o

let me explain this one. you and your friends get locked in a confined space for 60 minutes, and you must find clues in order to get out. many are claiming the experience builds teamwork, offers an adrenaline-filled challenge and brings people together. one way out announced their launch date in spring. >>> new tonight, you can ask a group of high school seniors on the south side of any academic subject and chances are they will know the answer. the galileo quiz bowl team. the first time ever, they made it to the state championship. the school's students say it is all about teamwork. the hardest part for them the director's round. you have 20 to 30 seconds to do calculations for the math the 20-member team picked up first place. the state champion is next saturday at the college of william and mary. we will keep you updated on how they do. >>> one group looked at how >>> one group ranks nascar higher than football when talking about faith-driven consumer. represents consumers who spend $2 trillion annually re

and as america's foremost catholic, let me explain what happened. the pope is in mexico right now, where he was asked about donald trump's plan to build a border wall. and his holiness said, quote: "a person who thinks only about building walls wherever they may be and not of building bridges is not christian. this man is not christian if he has said things like that." (cheers and applause) then trump's okay because he has not said things like that. (laughter) okay. because trump wants to build a wall around this country. i wonder where he could have gotten a crazy idea like that. maybe the vatican?! (laughter) (applause) >> places (applause) i am in trouble. (laughter) of course, donald trump responded immediately. >> so the mexican government fed the pope a tremendous amount of stuff about "trump is not a good person." and the pope just-- can you imagine? i just got a call, as i'm walking up here. they said, "mr. trump, the pope made a statement about you." i said, "the pope? what did the pope say?" i like the pope. i mean, was it good or bad? bec

just let me explain. jamie: wait. what? i thought you said your mom knew about this? would you both just listen to me? look, i had to make sure tyler got help before something bad happened. so that justifies going behind my back? and lying to me, nicky? i'm sorry. but maybe if you didn't treat me well, you just proved that you are, by ignoring me when i said i would take care of it. so, did you? i spoke to acs, they've reached out to tyler's mom, and i haven't heard back yet. so now he's out there somewhere doing god knows what with god knows who. the conversation's over. if you don't eat your vegetables, no dessert. delicious, as always. you hardly ate. i ate. who made the potatoes? uh, i think it was nicky. better not say you didn't like 'em. loved 'em. good and cheesy. (chuckles) i'm surprised you found time to cook. i managed. mm-hmm. we missing something he? feeling a little cold chill coming from this side of the table. what's going on? see, francis? hard enough having even one family some days. boys, take your plates and go eat in the kitchen. so you guys can h

let me explain to you what has happened here. therapy sensually getting these ready, pulling up the floor tiles. and this firefighter tells us that he essentially had no idea there was asbestos. he did research and found a report that says it's in there. i believe we have a graphic to show you with the response that we just got a little bit ago from the fire department. they say in their statement that firefighters were never directed to remove asbestos. they also say to give us an opportunity to ensure that we have identified all locations and materials that might contain asbestos and further ensure appropriate handling procedures are followed, we exercises at this location. the location being this apartment complex off of mercy drive with lots of asbestos problems. they are trying to sort this out. we understand that the fire department had a meeting on this today. we will stay on top of this as we figure out how these firefighters might have been exposed and who made the decisions to let that happen. steve barrett, channel 9 e

just please let me explain. we came back to see if the bag was iortant and that's when we found out it was full of... well, it's full of guns. guns? dean: with their serial numbers filed off. gotta be from gearing's crew. leah: cam must be the guy they saw pulling the guns out during the raid. okay, dean, you do not touch those guns, you understand? that's the thing, we don't have them anymore. a cop came and took them. what cop? dean: didn't get his name off his badge. he's about 6'1", brown hair, gray suit, white shirt about 50 years old. spike: that's matt. sam: only one reason you'd need a bag of untraceable guns. he's going after gearing. dean: uh, dad... parker: winnie, put out an apb on gearing all known locations. dean: dad... parker: associates, friends, family. he's in grave danger. we neeto bring him in. winnie: copy. dean: dad, can you listen to me? oh, son, i've been listening to you. now, let me get this straight: you disobeyed me; you moved into a live battle zone; you withheld key information dur

let me explain what's going on here. the white stuff. a little bit of cloud cover for us. but not much. note all the big orange area here from memphis town to houston. all the way around to the gulf. that is dry air in and about 30,000-feet, it is gobbling up the moisture. working its way across the southeast. all of this dry air on the way. take a look at the real satellite and radar together. no rain offshores, i was talking about earlier. but notice this big hole right here. that's where all that dry air just was. there's no cloud cover approaching to the northwest. there's no system coming in. there's no dangerous change coming to us throughout the entire weekend. the only thing we have to look forward to tomorrow is the cloud as more and more streams in from the atlantic, there maybe a sprinkle embedded in the showers. i keep thinking the dry rare will do its deal and gobble most of that up. by tomorrow 6 o'clock, it's pretty much over. and then on saturday a good run. and a warmer day. sunday, looks like more of the same. overnight lows tonight, down to 45 in ocala.

let me explain where this is. investigators were searching the area down the walking path, which leads up to susan springs drive. my neighbor tells me police were out here late last night searching the area, and they returned again this morning. i did see several officers go down there into the woods, where they appear to be searching. at this point, west chester police are being very tightlipped about where specifically the body was found, who founded it, and if there were any signs of foul play. until the spokeswoman for the township is on her way here, and we hope to get more information shortly. reporting live in my sister, karin johnson, -- in westchester, karin johnson, wlwt news 5. lisa: also happening now, a home destroyed by flames. wlwt news 5' s courtis fuller is live at the scene. bring us up-to-date. courtis: we are here at the corner of west 9th street in newport. this is where this fire occurred about 10:30, fire chief was telling me he believes this house is a total loss. you are looking live in th

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let me explain what i mean by that. if we get you to the e.r. real quick we can get you to the cardiac lab open up that lab that's clogged and stick a accident in. if we do that during acute coronary symptoms, a heart attack, if we get there fast enough we can event damage to the heart entirely. get in as fast as possible. >> of course it's valentine, we so want people on line and on facebook what should i give him or her? i think what's important for her to pay attention, if your man is not funking well, if he is not sexually active or impotent at the age of 40 to 50, one of the early signs of heart disease in young men is impotence. so sexual dysfunction. make sure you don't ignore it. getting a prescription for viagra isn't going to cut it. if he is older and has urine airy stuff same thing for him or her. cut down the stress. no more arguing. after the chocolate and strawberries and julyie make sure she goes and gets checked for all the things we talked about. >> the best valentine gift. >> and you know how to cut down on the argument, right

and let me explain why. a gate that is designed to keep ocean water out at high tide frozen in the open position and allowing it to work down a canal and down to arcadia street. thisy have to chip away from the car tires to move them and some have no running water and others have ice frozen in the gate was installed several years ago and it cost the city rough looy a million dollars. -- roughly a million dollars. the residents have complained for years that their streets continually flood. because of the sub zero temperatures overnight, this water that spilled over from the canal to the streets froze. ed and heather? hit -- heather:family and friends are preparing for a final goodbye of a school teacher who was killed in a bizarre accident. she was driving when a flying manhole cover slammed into her windshield. tonight family members are honoring her memory. ed: johnjohn atwater is live in winchester. reporter: and ed, hundreds are gathered to remember this popular teacher. they are here for her wake in win

let me explain why. about a month ago this story wa put out there to the public. police got no leads but they didn't give up. so what did they do today? well, today they released new surveillance video of the thief in this case and not only that but they put thihifire out. and this is worth showing everybody. look how crystal clear that mug is there and they want to find >> it's january 14th in northeast miami-dade and let's take a look at this guy break into someone's car and steals a gun say cops. we actually spoke with the victim in that case. >> >> he came way bike and drove up to the car and tested the handle to sec if it was open. he saw it was o. went acroro the street and dropped his bike and came back it to the car. >> he didn't want to show his facing but he a motion detecting dash cord bord cravment extremely clear video but the thief remain out. >> thr. how are you? >> good. we're just passing out fliers fliers for vehicle wurg la reez. >> >> reporter: miami-dade police not giving up. on friday police take proactive steps to catch this guy. >> we're tr

let me explain this. they thought that you, you were a man who speaks out against rape.people were like, hannibal buress. the first thing that pops up is the thing. then they were like, oh he's into comedy now. [laughing] >> trevor: they thought you were doing a show. people coming to the show they were like we heard about this if i do. some people were there to watch you give a speech about -- [laughing] >> trevor: about quaaludes and stuff. get rid of those things on goggle. >> how do you do that? trevor: write to google and say, no more. >> i don't. google, stop. that. >> trevor: that's how it works. "broad city, that's funny coming back again. saw you in "daddy's home." >> yes. trevor: are you going to run in a movie? no, you play like a chill. you are chilled out. are you ever -- you think you will be a guy switching over to action. >> i would love to. i think someone is waiting for an action movie but say he's too fat now. it's not time. let's wait. see if he can do it. i think there is an awful. it's not time yet. i want to do, i think i want to have my chris prat

. >> shiri: let me explain why it is a little shock to the system in much cooler than yesterday at this time. 29 degrees cooler in worcester. 28 degrees cooler in bedford. 25 degrees cooler in boston. so -- i mean no 50s and 60s. it is all 30s and 20s on the map. 29 degrees right now in worcester. we did have a couple of passing flurries. they are really driving they are really drying up. they are having a tough time over the berkshires. hollis, new hampshire at 33 right now. 35 in tewksbury. lexington at 34. boston at 36 degrees. brockton down at 33. more of those lower 30s. hanover down to duxbury but not quite freezing. sandwich at 38 and a lot of these on and off clouds that stand out.

let me explain a little bit about what we are seeing stand right now.he party is actually still working to get the final tally from last night. they're waiting for one precinct here in des moines. this is -- all kinds of number crunching. it's measured by delegate equivalent. there are 1,400 of them. we are really at this point talking about a handful. even if bernie sanders got all of the ones from this one precinct, he still would not win. i visited one of the caucus sites last night and i talked to people who came out for both candidates. >> he's bringing up the conversations that i want to hear, about change, about making america better whonchs a. >> who are you choosing tonight? >> hillary. >> why? >> i think her foreign policy experience. i think she has the most experience of any of the candidates and really will do great things for our country. >> let's talk about the republican side now. after weeks of taking fire from donald trump and marco rubio, ted cruz beat both of them. >> tonight is a victory for kraj jous c -- courageous conservatives a

of homeless compound. [ laughter ] uh, for those of you who don't know what i'm talking about, let me explain what happened. martin sheen, a fine actor-- i don't know martin at all-- was made an honorary mayor of malibu, california. just a strictly honorary title. his first pronouncement was he declared malibu a nuclear-free zone and sanctuary for aliens and the homeless and wildlife, wild or tame. [ laughter ] well, i live in malibu. and malibu is for the homeless. i'll tell ya, i didn't have a home when i had to move there. [ laughter ] mayor of malibu, huh? i guess the job didn't have enough stature to land sonny bono. [ laughter ] now i don't really know what sheen had in mind about that, but they're a little out of touch in malibu. their idea of the homeless is, in malibu, uh, is when while you're renting out your bel air house. [ laughter ] they're homeless. [ laughter ] but they, uh-- malibu opened their hearts today to the homeless. barbra streisand lives in malibu. offered to pay their valet parking at la scala malibu. [ laughter ] which i thought was very nice. but every malibu citi

concord 48 tonight, san rafael 48, let me explain the difference between the front we had today versus what i expect is going to happen next week. the jet stream support is way up in the pacific northwest. so we're getting the boundary moving through without the jet stream support and we'll do that again on sunday without much rainfall. you may not notice the front passes by. as we forward now to next thursday, using futurecast, this is what the upper atmosphere, up in the plains will look like. and now that storm track, that jet stream support is slamming right in to northern california. that's what happened in december. that's what happened in january, that's what has been avoiding us all february and if this pattern verifies, it's not a guarantee, we're reporting if on there, if this verifies, a wetter pattern in the week, it could last awhile, maybe going back to the wet, starting next thursday. six to 10 day outlook, there it is, most of the state of california likely wetter than archbl, start -- average starting the end of next week. what does that mean for the next five days? ab

soap, let me explain. we go on outside one more time, show you storm scan, when we start things off at least. snow at the moment is primarily falling through the delmarva peninsula, southern most tip here. >> did see couple of flow flakes out on the skydeck, but not enough to really even get underway here. brunt of any moisture at this point, pretty much over the delmarva peninsula. kent and sucks he is count it is getting in, but everybody gets in on it at some point. it will be arriving for everyone by 8:00 a.m. throughout the course of the morning, just spreads in from south to north, wintery mix then developing today p.m. rush. talking snow mix withing or changing over to sleet, maybe freezing rain, as milder air starts to nudge in. and as it does so, eventually, starting to see it turn over to plane old rain in from south to north. that does mean icing could become a problem. soap, we jump you to 6:00 p.m. this afternoon, early evening, and that's whether we start to see the icing potentially start to

let me explain why. we know about these closures. they've been in place since the 23rd. folks know how to get around. additional traffic thursday and friday will be the big peak when all the rest comes into the city. right now we have mostly just locals. you see the key at the top and the purple for the closures. pretty light considering what's going on in the city right now. what's going on, yesterday we saw such a jamup into the traffic that folks decided they're serious about this. employers urged them to take mass transit. this is unusual for a tuesday which has a big commute. b.a.r.t., muni, the ferry system all doing a great job. as you know, raj, in the bay area we have the luxury, we're high tech. folks can telecommute. i'm reporting from home right now. >> i can see you right there in your closet. thanks, mike. >>> our super bowl coverage continues in this newscast. also ahead, we're going to check in with the two superstars cam newton and peyton manning talking about sunday's big game. >> now to a major development involving the dangerous zika virus. today texa

. >> shiri: let me explain why it is a little shock to the system in much cooler than yesterday at this time. 29 degrees cooler in worcester. 28 degrees cooler in bedford. 25 degrees cooler in boston. so -- i mean no 50s and 60s. it is all 30s and 20s on the map. 29 degrees right now in worcester. we did have a couple of passing flurries. they are really driving they are really drying up. they are having a tough time over the berkshires. hollis, new hampshire at 33 right now. 35 in tewksbury. lexington at 34. boston at 36 degrees. brockton down at 33. more of those lower 30s. hanover down to duxbury but not quite freezing. sandwich at 38 and a lot of these on and off clouds that stand out. you will find the winds sustained in the teens and 20s all day, gusting into the 30s. by noontime, only 36 degrees. and we get back up to 378 at 3 p.m. so we only go up by a couple of degrees today. i want to you dress for all day 30s and coming up in less than 10, an hour-by-hour look at wind gusts when you get a little break in the action. over to julie grauert with live drive-time traffic. hey, jul

now, let me explain what i mean. the bible says that when we become christians, as soon as we accept christ as our savior, we become immediately part of the church of jesus christ. it's called the universal church because it is not bound by the boundaries of nations everywhere in the entire world where people have accepted christ as their savior, they immediately become a part of the body of christ, which is big letter "c," the universal church. we used to call the universal church the invisible church but then people thought we were talking about wednesday night and so we don't do that anymore. in the new testament, the word for church is a word which refers to the assembly of people. actually, it's a wormade up of two greek words: ek, which is "out of" and kaleo, which is "to call." so the word church means to call out of, in other words, ekklesia, to call together. the church is a calling together of god's people. and the new testament writers use the term church 114 times. it is interesting, it always refers to p

and let me explain that. - please. - we have a lot of people running around talking about the constitution. i don't think they understand it. let me talk about that. if you look at the constitution, the fundamental character of that document is constructive tension to make it difficult, to make it difficult to change things quickly. you have three branches: the executive, the legislative and the judicial. and they all have a tug and pull on each other. - yes. - you have two bodies of congress operating under, if you will, with different constituencies. - yes. - a congress of 435 and, if you will, a slightly more elite senate, representing two per state. - upper chamber. - then you have the tension between the federal government and the states. and then congress has built-in tensions between all the forms of government and us as individuals. it is designed to have constructive tensions that force you to bring all these disparate groups together. the idea is you have to work. - yup. - and you have to listen, and you have to compromise. if you demand absolute purity under this system of tensi

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and let me explain why. first, britain will be stronger remaining in a reformed union than we would be out on our own because we can play a leading role in one of the world's largest organizations from within, helping us determine our future. yes, there are frustrations, and no, we don't always get our way. but time and again british leadership at the top table gets things done whether it's imposing sanctions on russia or iran or tackling people smuggling in the mediterranean. because the truth is this: throughout our history our strength as a nation has come from looking beyond our shores and reaching out to the world. and today the e.u. like nato, like the u.n. is a vital tool for britain that we can use to boost our nation's power in the world and multiply our availability to advance britain's interest. to protect our people, generate goods, raise people's standard of living. that's one of the reasons why our closest friends outside of europe from australia to new zealand, the united states and canada, th

let me explain to you what that means. there are two words in this text. one is confoed and the other is transformed. conformed means that you are allowing the world to pressure you into being like they are. isn't it interesting, men and women, what we tolerate today that we would never have tolerated in another time in our lives? how does that happen? that happens because we allow the world around us to squeeze us into its mold. the bible says in order for us to get through this situation that we're in, we have to determine in our minds that we are not going to let the world push us into their way of doing things. that's something that happens that's where this battle is fought. and i just want to say to all of you parents who have young kids, if you are not monitoring what is happening in your family through the television, and now through the internet, you are just setting the enemy free to pressure your children into doing ththings that the world wants them to do. so, first of all, we have to make a radical decision, don't we? we have to determine that

and as america's foremost catholic, let me explain what happened. the pope is in mexico right now, where he was asked about donald trump's plan to build a border wall. and his holiness said, quote: "a person who thinks only about building walls wherever they may be and not of building bridges is not christian. this man is not christian if he has said things like that." (cheers and applause) then trump's okay because he has not said things like that. he has said exactly that. (laughter) okay. because trump wants to build a wall around this country. i wonder where he could have

let me explain to you. first of all, i don't want mandates for anything. i want people to get. i don't want people dying in the streets. i was talking over anderson cooper, who i thought it was a great interview and he's a great interviewer. i was talking over him. he was talking at the same time. he mentioned mandate, and i was talking about something else, to be honest. doesn't matter -- >> you said i like the mandate >> i like -- i want people to be covered that cannot afford to be covered. i don't want people dying in the streets. that's not mandate. that's me. that's having a heart. i don't want people dying in the streets. i don't want people to have no health care whatsoever and they're in the middle of the street dying. i talk about it all the time. when i give these speeches where i have 10,000 and 15,000 and 20,000 people and talk as a republican, as a conservative republican, and i talk about that and i say i don't want people dying because they have no money, i get standing ovations. you know, the republicans are not bad people. i get standing ovations. so i think i

and as america's foremost catholic, let me explain what happened. the pope is in mexico right now, where he was asked about donald trump's plan to build a border wall. and his holiness said, quote: "a person who thinks only about building walls wherever they may be and not of building bridges is not christian. this man is not christian if he has said things like that."

i was, let me explain-- you don't have to explain, major. psychologically, it's very healthy to act out your little fantasies. say hello for me, won't you? i've always been the great admirer of hers. uh, what'd you say? nothing. [jeannie laughs] thanks, thanks very much. oh, thanks. now, colonel, it's very important that we get the right guy to escort bootsie. now, i need a fellow with a lot of zing. you know what i mean, colonel? i-i-i want a fun astronaut. fun astronaut. with a lot of pizzazz. a lot of pizzazz. and good-looking and a little bit offbeat, you know what i mean, colonel? a-a-a--colorful. you got anybody here th-that's got a lot of color? i have just the man you're looking for, mr. dawkin. oh, uh, sergeant. tell major nelson i want to see him. colonel, are you ready for this? that's bootsie. you can certainly see she has talent. major nelson, you're escorting miss nightingale to the benefit ball. well, i think you'd better get somebody else, sir. oh, he's really colorful. what's the matter with you? you've got something against

. >> could he explain why he's making this cut? >> first of all let meome back to diagnostic radioographers because there are actually 1800r more diagnostic radiographers o than when i became prime minister in 2010. and for the interests of -- that is a 15% increase and the reason there's an increase is that we said we would put more money into the nhs, a real terms increase, something that we were told by the then-shadow health secretary was irresponsible.eals now we ignored labor, and we put money into the health service and as a result there's been a 15% increase in diagnostic radiographers. when it comes to the rest of the cancer plan the money is being invested. there's a key adifference, though, between england and se. wales and something he can helps with, which is there's a labor government in wales. and whereas we've got a cancer s drug fund, they have no cancer drugs fund in wales.lth, so he needs to sort that out t with that labor administration.. as for public health, under this government, real advances have been made on public health. inclu

>> let me explain to the right old gentleman and to the house, the situation. there are two sorts of employment and support allowance. there are the work-related activity group, who are able to train for some work. and then there's the support group who get -- go on getting employment and support allowance indefinitely. that's the situation. what we have said in future, the work-related activity group, should be paid at the same rate as jobseeker's allowance. but that's for future claimants, not for existing claimants, who continue to be paid at the same rate. of course, if someone has cancer and can't work, they should be in the support group. we've had this issue looked at again and again and again. they should, if they can't work, they go on getting the welfare payments they need. conservative government does. that is what a compassionate conservative government does. but i have to come back to it. because he cannot wash his hands for the situation in wales. hip operations in england take 75 days waiting times on average. in wales, it's 197 days. diagnosis o

. >> good afternoon and welcome let me start off by saying i'll coffer two things one to explain with acholic beverage reform is so you have a good acceptance of as a federal initiative this is relatively new i want to get into that and talk about the implementation san francisco as well as talk about the open data initiative i understand the mayor and chief has talked about earlier but we'll talk about that and we're formally launching the process for san francisco police department the continue of services the department of justice is calling for it was determined as director davis and he's attorney mentioned the acholic beverage process was the best code of ethics that began with the technical assistance 4 years ago in las vegas and the cops offend the reform efforts have developed a number of excellent responses and has become a resource that the law enforcement agencies across the you understand we're currently have reform projects in spokane washington and philadelphia and columbia and california ae and north carolina and other plays in california and milwaukee the acholic bever

let me explain it to you when you see a reporter's byline they could have gotten a tip, and be don'tis. >> i have a couple of writer at "daily beast" i would like to explain it to you. >> i kid. you know i am a big fan of the beast." gee the office space. i agree that this is a good ad and cruz has been making good ads. this is a recreation of the office space except that the song "damn it feels to be a gangster" is not the parody in the scene. >> but it is the iconic song from the movie so people make the mental connection huma hates hugs. it wasn't a scripted moment by the clintons. except is will pointed out, this is nothing. watch the extended video that huma was making sure her boss didn't get too far away from. the woman was trying to hug her 1k3 huma actually grabs her after that and pulls her over to talk to her. >> yeah, to tell her to never do that again. >> has she ever got a talk twin tweener? >> that's between the two of them. >> tom, are you watching it? >> yeah. i don't know the -- >> just asking. >> and just last week what if the team sucks? will they want to leave? >

while we freshen up let me explain about jack and i. oh, no. when jack gets back don't you two start fighting and spoil their party. chrissy, i have no... i am getting sick of it. every time you two get together you start fighting. i get caught in the middle. you won't get caught in the middle. listen to me... oh, jack, i got to talk to you. oh, no, you don't. i'm listening, janet. don't listen to her, jack. chrissy, look, what you did... can't you let bygones...? it's okay. "it's okay." don't you hear him? it's o... it's okay? oh, gee, okay. oh, mmm... jack, thank you. honey, i got to apologize to you. don't apologize. [captioned by the caption center wgbh educational foundation] three's company was videotaped in front of a studio audienc sh-doob, shooby-doo sh-doob, shooby-doo sh-doob, shooby-doo sh-doob, shooby-wa in the still of the night i held you held you tight o.k. cut! cut! cut! stop! stop! stop! stop! us? well, no. it's getting there. but you've got to give me more soul! we'll never win that contest if your shooby-doos lack conviction

off in may of 2015 he announced the lounge of the open police data initiative peace officer and let me explain what it is about the purpose of initiative to encourage the police departments cross the country to make better use of their data and some of you requested data an annual report but that report is summarized and your innovate getting the sense of it but open data you can look at and get a better sense of what guess golden going on so better use of data and #2r5i7b89 and to improve policing outcomes the goal is for agencies around the country to release data in an open format like cops and searchers and use of force and officer involved shooting and complaint etc. the police data helps the last night to leverage data from the processes within the department and we've seen the pro tem developing bras of data and technology the areas of earlier pension systems, body cameras and #340r79 use of force in incidents and the success of this program is really, really taken hold less than a year it was announced in may 30th departments have as i said open to the police officers open data initiat

>> let me explain the numbers that we've been talking about here. around 40,000 north of aleppo, and around 30,000 around that area. so there are huge numbers that we're looking at, and people say they expect certain authorities they expect that number to rise considering the intensity of the campaign by the syrian regime backed by russian airstrikes around aleppo. so there are extreme concern. they're talking about the stemming the illegal flow of refugees and migrants across borders. but when it comes down to addressing the issue, people are being forced from their homes. it's difficult to see something on this scale can be managed by diplomatic talks, by regulations when the cause for the problem is nowhere near being involved. >> how are they being taken care of, is there a buffer zone? >> we've seen scaffolding, know that they are extended on either side. tents are going up, there are blind tents, all these basic necessities that refugees are given. again, night is falling here. it's extremely cold. they don't have heaters, they don't have mass

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. >> let me explain something to you guys.d of the year actually is awards the actual producer and vocal perform of the record. i believe bruno mars uptown funk was well produced and is -- you know, his vocal performance was great, i give it to bruno. >> i won't argue with you on that one. >> we'll need the record. overall, it's production, mixed in with actual vocal performance as well. i give it to bruno. >> next album of the year. >> tell us the difference between that and the record. this is color sound in color, alabama shakes to butter fly, kendrick lamar, traveller chris stale he will taylor swift beauty behind the madness the weekend. >> the album of the year is the entire album. he said pretty self-explanatory. i want kendrick lamar to won't because he got robbed. he was nominateeded eight grammys and didn't get one. you have to give taylor swift one award. she has to win something really big. so and it's a -- it's really good album. i believe 1989. >> all right. >> alex you want to do song of the year? . >> yes, all