let's go, levitt. thank you. in here, mr. ganz. the whole purpose of our work is to help people, and they treat me like i'm some sleazy salesman pushing pots and pans. i'm not interested. what do we got here? oh, that's donald ganz, barney. broke down the door of an apartment over on delancey. census taker. oh. is it time for that already? mm-hmm. ganz, i'm captain miller. you're with the census bureau? i'm a regional field enumerator. i count people. yes, yes. they're supposed to fill out these questionnaires and send them back, but nobody does. mr. ganz was in the building doing a door-to-door follow-up. every apartment, the same thing -- "go away!" "we don't want any!" "nobody's home!" that doesn't fool me. well, apparently he took a little more aggressive tack at the apartment of one mr. enrico santini. i could hear them inside, lots of them. so he forced his way in. he was chasing the santinis around the apartment, trying to count heads. i had most of them cornered when they showed up. well, regardless, the entire santini fami

levitt! [ sighs ] excuse me. are you being helped? no, my -- my wife's in the toilet with sergeant harris. fine. you know, we used to love to go to atlantic city, just the two of us. and we would stroll down the boardwalk. look, why don't we, um, go outside and have a cup of coffee? we'd have a cup of coffee, and we'd walk over to the steel pier and watch the diving horse. look, mrs. kamen -- only he didn't dive. they pushed him. that sounds like you had some very nice times together. he was a wonderful man. mr. kamen: i still am. you go away. i'm not talking about you. what have i done? how am i different? he knows. i don't know. ask him about his perversions. well, i mean, i wouldn't want to... oh, that again, huh, mitzi? rudolph wouldn't have gone in for that kind of stuff. 32 years of wedlock... every time, the same. uh, do you want to field this one, rudy? look, millicent... ...a few years ago, i realized that i wasn't able... ...that you weren't being satisfied. thank you. rudy would never admit to that. but i do. and -- and --

thank you, levitt. my pleasure. you know, it's sort of strange seeing you all in uniform while i'm in plain clothes. why don't we keep it that way? i'm on my own time now. come and knock on our door come and knock on our door we've been waitin' for you we've been waitin' for you where the kisses are hers and hers and his three's company, too come and dance on our floor come and dance on our floor take a step that is new we've a lovable space that needs your face three's company, too you'll see that life is a ball again laughter is callin' for you down at our rendezvous down at our rendezvous

barney: uh, levitt. sir? been a change in the assigned seating? inspector luger's gonna be using that desk today. because i was late? it's a little more complex than that. i've got time. [ telephone ringing ] want me to take it, barn? hello. what? oh. oh, yeah. yeah, yeah. 12th precinct, right. come on. what? where? yeah. all right, easy, easy. what are you -- slow down. i'm not a kelly girl. right. i got it. somebody will be right over there. stickup on bleeker. um... want me to take it, barn? i'm not proud. sure. why don't you take levitt? huh? sure. come on, levine. shake a leg. you could have told him. i did! try harder. ah, what did you find out? nothing. anybody that might have seen him was either asleep or drunk. we don't know where the hell he is. i mean, maybe, uh, maybe he's onto something. yeah, well, we'd better put out an apb, just in case. it would help if we had a picture. oh, use that one on his book. he hates that one. here -- this it? thank you. he ain't gonna like it. [ door closes ] [ door opens ] right in here, vermin. i'm off

very good, levitt.

levitt. your mail. thank you. you've been here long? long enough. good. listen, i'm really sorry about this. oh, look, it's not your fault. i mean, if i broke the law, you're gonna have to arrest me. what's that about? you tell me. cap, this is miss laura kirgo -- solicitation, trespassing, disorderly conduct. don't go by that. see, she sort of caused a riot in the bar. according to the bartender, she would come on to a guy, get him all, uh, interested, and then drop him and go on to another guy. no one was right. my standards -- they're exceptionally high. that's very commendable. she wasn't really soliciting -- i mean, for money. i was just looking for a suitable volunteer. for what? to father my child. i see. you do? i want to have a baby. it's just that i'm not particularly interested in having a husband. doesn't that go with the territory? give him time. who's pressing charges? the owner. he's the only one she didn't ask. i never thought this was gonna be this tough. i mean, i'm not asking for a lifelong commitment. all i want is just a few hours wit

actor joseph gordon-levitt feeling the heat. doug: "the walk" actor was roasted as hasty pudding theatricals' 2016 man of the year. hasty pudding honored gordon-levitt as its 50th man of the year. the actor got a key to the city of cambridge even though it doesn't open any doors. gordon-levitt was also crowned with an elaborate balloon display. last night he received his had to work for it. >> now that you've put on your costume backwards. antoinette: good job. doug: the theatre organization chose gordon-levitt as man of the year because he's a "talented actor" and "visionary entrepreneur." last week, kerry washington was celebrated as the 2016 woman of the year. antoinette: glad he didn't wear the costume backwards in the movie. doug: that's what everybody remembers, right? a new move from uber right here in boston. antoinette: at 5:30, what's being done to make the service more accessible to passengers with disabilities. "5 investigates" uncovering what some survivors call a painful new chapter in the church sex abuse scandal.

josh levitt, iowa democrats: "it's fun and it's important. we have a very lively and engaging process, and if someone has never been to our caucus on before, it's very simple." both parties recommend getting to your location at least an hour ahead of time. charlie szold, iowa republicans: "there might be a long line waiting to get in. now, don't be discouraged. wait it out. you know, 30 minutes, you'll be really happy that you did, and you got to caucus, and hopefully helped elect the next president of the united states." and as thousands prepare for caucus night, both sides expect the numbers to approach record levels once again. josh levitt, iowa democrats: "we're expecting a very strong turnout. obviously in 2008, we had an exceptional year with very high turnout and what we're seeing for many months now is that people are really energized and enthusiastic about our candidates." jacob/bam party members say it's not a party members say it's not a huge time investment to find out which candidate you'd like to caucus for. they say it's best t

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so as for tradition gordon levitt will be roasted by student groups before being honored by a shiny pudding pop, and fox 25 will be there, look out for our report friday night. >> eric: and check this out, dozens of lives as part of this is declaration of peace. this tradition happening the last sunday of every january. it usually in falstaff but two actually attacked by a single at a of church officials decidable it might be a better idea instead. the church traditionally themes of peace during the month of january. >> sarah: one more look at that seven day. a chance of rain wednesday can be a real problem speed we could be looking at happen inch to an inch of rain but until then it is mild for the beginning of february. i mean this year it was well below freezing so we will take the 50s and 40s. i mean, it does bring us back to the 30s, back to condition by the end of the week. >> eric: back to reality. and thank you for joining us tonight let's go ahead and talking with tom for a preview of what is ahead on the fox 25 sports rap. >> reporter: thanks eric, thank heather, nhl deserve some

and of course they presented gordon-levitt with a famous pudding pot. >> kim: always looks fun. not so fun, deflategate. are you really going the talk more about deflategate, tray? >> trey: believe it or not, this is never ending. roger goodell speaking out a bit more today in, and a huge test tonight for the celtics. some big-time drama going down in cleveland, coming down to the final shot. we'll show it to you next. >> and now time for 7sports with trey daerr. >> trey: to be the man you have to beat the man. the celtics are surging in the east, winners in seven of their last eight, but tonight they faced the man. lebron james, a guy whose owned boston of late, while guiding his teams to five consecutive eastern conference finals. cavaliers jumping all over the celtics out of the great. lebron picking off jared sullinger, taking it the length of the floor for the lay-in. miss the free throw. cavs running out to a 13-2 lead. pushes to 12 after one. celtics get it down to six at the half and take their first lead of the game in the third. amir johnson grabbing the offensive boar

maria: the harvard tasty putting club honoring actor joseph gordon levitt. he will get his roasting before assuming his putting. will be there for all of the fun. not a lot of fun and the weather world. harvey: we have everything freezing over. at least tomorrow we will have partial side, get above freezing, and sunday milder before we what happens. ed: see what happens next week. now it's new hampshire's turn, and all america is watching to see who we choose in this dangerous time. one man stands above. he's not flashy, not rude... he's steady, he's tested and proven. he's a president, pnwhich is what we need to make us strong and safe again. for america, jeb bush. right to rise usa is responsible

now it's the democrats turn (josh levitt/iowa democratic party) "our process on the democratic side is a very active process, it's very namic, very enging and lots of enthusiasm the democrats divide themselves into groups.. each one supporting a different candidate.. o'malley-you caucus with his supporters. drake student lara cox told us she's voting democratic.. but was still undecided. (lara cox // stdent // voting democratic // undecided) "we're first in the nation and everybody's watching and then it goes away and nobody cares about iowa any more so i think it's a lot of pressure." lara first caucused with hillary clinton's supporters.. (lara) "i think hillary is so deep in the establishment i don't know if she really wants to change things or just wants to be president." then she caucused with bernie sanders group: (lara) "if the race is up with donald trump and bernie sanders do you think bernie sanders can get any modern republican votes??" she feels pressure from both sides-- and time is running out.. (nats) "at this point you have 30 minutes or less to decide which of the corn

levitt -- ♪ >> i think the american people need to have -- we talked a little bit about 702, and thehway forward with that as well, but it seems to me -- vonnie: you are watching bloomberg markets. i am vonnie quinn. -- fbi director comey is testifying on capitol on worldwide threats. all a lot of time is being devoted to apple and issues surrounding the iphone and whether there should be a backdoor created by the company in order for intelligence bureaus and agencies to be able to get in in cases of terror threats. you will be able to watch more type go onhat if you your bloomberg. donald trump mixed know sigrid that he is involved in meant -- makes no secret that he is involved in big-money deals around the world. but house excess will are these deals? -- how successful are these deals? tim higgins hasn't taken a closer look. he joins us from washington, d.c. to our. -- thank you. you would have had a lot of running around to do given donald trump has so many deals in so many parts of the world. give us the broad takeaway. tim: we found he made a lot of money, but in some cases he

erin: that is how leveling the playing field was born founded by max levitt.ey collapse thousands of items to donate. >> there is nothing negative about playing soccer or baseball. why would a parent say no to that? >> how important is it to be involved with sports? >> it's important. there are gangs and they are more like. erin: what is it l had no soccer ball and no net. >> i'd be home doing nothing. >> they would be so grateful to play and have the equipment there. erin: at the volleyball event i did leveling the playing field, they donated a hundred volleyballs to them. anyone who has sporting equipment and collecting dust can get in touch and donate. leon: great idea. erin: i should have thought of that. leon: get it next time! leon: all rig alison: $75 billion, that is the amount of wasteful spending outlined in a new report out today by oklahoma congressman steve russell's office. we break it down. reporter: when it comes to all the interesting places our tax dollars go, how about government funded moonshine? a distillery in virginia got $250,000 from t

josh levitt, iowa democratic party press secretary: "we're asking folks to registration purposes, but the great thing about our caucuses is that your voice matters and this is your opportunity to have your voice heard. iowa has such a special place in the process, and this is your chance to make it happen." charlie szold, iowa republican communications director: "you can register day of, you can switch your registration right there. and then go inside and learn about the candidates. there'll be literature from the candidates, people are going to get up and give speeches about the candidates. you can learn pretty much everything you need to learn in the final couple of hours. just make sure you get out the phone lines until the later tonight. if you have to leave a message, they will call you back. elias: the wait is over... it is decision day in iowa. the 2016 presidential nomination process... kicking off today. the candidates... spending the night crisscrossing the state. hoping to win the first-in-the- nation caucuses. abc's lana zak is in des moines with the latest... " sanders so

. >> who is pissing against the wall in the middle of the night and who beats up joe gordon-levitt. now, i am also a third grade movie. so i would posit that i am less a scumbag, more a piece of [ belep ]. >> seth: oh, wow. [ laughter ]e -- this is range, now. >> i think there's a category beyond scumbag that is really just piece of [ bleep ]. >> seth: okay. "transparent." on amazon. >> beautiful show. love everybody on "transparent." and it is an amazing opportunity they gave me to come in. guy. i love this too. everybody that tweets about "transparent" is like, "hey, in mantzoukas is on 'transparent,' and he's pretty normal." [ light laughter ] except that i am a drug dealer. [ laughter ] so that's like sort of your pinnacle. >> that's my rap. you know, it's like, "oh, no, he's nice to sarah on the y. even though he is a drug >> seth: well, i want to talk to you about this.you have one of my favorite podcasts. >> oh, yes. >> seth: you host a podcast called "how did this get made." >> i do, with paul scheer and june diane raphael, yes. this is about -- you guys just go deep on how

. >> levitt got the idea for his 3-year-old organization, while an equipment manager in ll donated byig name sports apparel companies. schools had to make room for the new by sacrifices the old. -- sacrificing the old. >> you would take everything off the shelf and throw nem in a dumpster. i'm like, that sounds absurround. can't be the -- absurd. can't be the most efficient thing to do. >> takes in donations. like these volleyballs from the classic hill volleyball classic. the generosity does not go unnoticed. >> i appreciate it and thank you very much. >> reporter: diane roberts, wusa 9 sports. >> what do you want to do? bump stet spike? >> -- set, spike? >> there you go. >> don't break the camera. >> not a smart idea. one of those impromptu things. start breaking equipment. >> nobody is calling us to give a place on the team. >> that's good, though. go to see they're doing that. >> it is. second life. which is as set up after a deadly fairfax police communitiy shooting fears the most important reforms will never be made. >>> also at 6:00, one less republican candidate in the race as

jennifer son aniston, joseph rdon-levitt and neal patrick harris all appeared on the show. >>> who is considered the father of leap year. julius cesar, august us see car. pope gregory. he was once the roman governor of father spain. tjulius cesar is the answer. not the salad. it was assassinated by political rivals. augustus cesar has a month of his own. >> how high can an african antelope leap in the air? >> it can cruise speed up to 45 miles per hour but it can lea ree allye igh. the answer is number three. 12 feet in the air. impalas have long spiral horns used to challenge other males. 33 feet to outrun predators like lions. question number 6. february 29th is also rare disease day. national pizza day or february fools day. it usually falls on the last day the february. it may be more appropriate because leap day is relatively rare. the answer is number one. rare disease day. a rare disease in the u.s. is an illness that affects fewer that 200,000 people at any time. this day raises awareness of those diseases. number 7. approximately how many days doesiit taky for the earth to or

, i move that the house suspend the rules and pass s. 1172, the edward "ted" kauffman and michael levitt presidential transitions improvements act of 2015. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the titetholve bill. the clerk: senate 1172, an act to improve the process of presidential transition. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from georgia, mr. hice, and the gentlewoman from illinois, ms. kelly, each will control 20 minutes this chair recognizes the gentleman from georgia. mr. hice: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume and ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. the gentleman is now recognized for such time as he may consume. mr. hice: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise in support of s. 1172, the edward "ted" kauffman and michael levitt presidential transitions improvements act of 015, introduced by senator come mas carper of delaware. preside

singer-songwriter ed sheerarais 25 al- tv host daphne oz (tv: "the chew") is 30 ben- actor joseph gordon-levitt is 35 al- tv personality paris hilton ben- country singer bryan white is 42 al- actor jerry o'connell is 42 ben- rock singer- musician billie joe armstrong (green day) is 44 al- actress denise richards is 45 ben- olympic gold and silver medal skier tommy moe is 46 al- actor-comedian larry, the cable guy is 53 ben- basketball hall of famer michael jordan is 53 al- actor lou diamond phillips is 54 ben- actor richard karn is 60 al- actress rene russo is 62 ben- football hall-of-famer jim brown is 80 al- actor hal holbrook is 91 >> << wx timer @ :45 gets back on track! today will once again be cloudy and cool with highs in the 30s with a few areas of patchy fog, although some of you out west will help you reach the 40s. clouds will coinue to be persistent overnight tonight as winds pick up which should keep temperatures from falling too much. those same winds will take a more southerly turn tomorrow, become a bit brisk and combine with a few rays of sun to produce highs near 50 degrees. e

. >> gene: happening today joseph gordon levitt is hasty pudding man of the year. it is the oldest theatrical actors honored in the past include chris pratt and robert deniro and yes, this is a very big deal. >> sara: idol top 24 we had a local girl make it. >> unfortunately you did not make top 24 this time. >> sara: worcester jessica did not make the cut but they both did a great job. >> gene: they should be proud. >> sara: it is a snowy morning for at least most of us, and if you don't see it yet, you better get ready. >> gene: driving camera right now, 93 north in wilmington and highways but you could see definitely slick out there, so you want to back up that accelerate and her slow it down just a bit. shiri, only going to intensify. >> shiri: see heavier bands set up and boston steady snow through at least 1:00, 3:00 p.m. it is lighter, by 5:00 p.m. we are in the clear and going something delicious is happening at dunkin'. come in today to get any sandwich for $2.99 after 12:00 p.m. oh-oh, oh-oh oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh-oh-ooh, oh hearts are made for sharing. spre

let's bring in elise levitt. how concerned is the u.s.he interviews you've conducted about this possible launch? >> they are very concerned. whether the launch is successful or not, every time north korea does one of these launches, as we've been saying, they're perfecting their long-range capability. given the advances in other areas, where we call weaponization, fitting a warehead on a missile, the u.s. is very concerned that eventually north korea will have all the components to put together an intercontinental ballistic missile to hit the united states. this is on the heels of the north korean nuclear test. usually they wait for a launch to see if the international community will respond with sanctions. this time they're just going for it and consequences be damned. and officials say this signals how erratic and unpredictable kim jong-un is. >> what if anything, can the u.s. do about this? >> they are considering a lot of things. the main action is that the united nations in new york to respond to this nuclear test. the main thing is

joining me is former republican governor of utah michael levitt, a top advisor to mitt romney's 2012 saw a built of it but tell me what is the republican party going to do? there's talk that mitt romney talked to kasich about getting out but it seems is there a republican establishment left that can stop this runaway train? >> well, there is no smoking room where a handful of people make this decision. this is a political marketplace and the process is going to play out and it will be what it is. people will decide. if people like what they hear they'll nominate donald trump. if they don't they'll look for a different candidate. this is the state of politics right now let's just say i keep waiting for a reality i recognize to show up and it just hasn't. maybe this is what we're up to. >> how do you feel about his response when asked about david duke and the ku klux klan this weekend? >> i haven't followed that very closely. i think it's just obviously someone makes a statement others can jump on they will and i think it's one of those. >> does it trouble you in terms of the republica

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