that's her daughter lexi, her husband joey is behind the camera. >> that's your mommy. go get her. >> oh, mom was there to welcome her home. >> yes. mom was there to welcome her home. and watch as she hopped across the grass. >> her mommy. >> whoa. no! >> yes. that was a bird of prey that went and got the bunny. >> are you kidding? >> circle of life comes around quick. >> some people on the internet are saying, is this real? to tell us if it is, right this minute via skype we have joey gore, his wife tiffany and their daughter lexy. examine welcome to the show. >> hello. >> is this real? >> oh, yes, it is really real. >> unfortunately. and absolutely. >> i wanted to keep kermit. that's what we named the rabbit. >> you see a lot of videos like this on-line all the time and question if they're real or not. and to see it and witness it firsthand and actually videotape it at the same time, it was surreal. >> did you even expect this? >> oh, no. i really didn't want to let the bunny go, and joey and lexy was like, oh, just let it go, let it find its mommy. there its mommy wa

i don't think lexi recognized you. she's staring.e is staring. >> take a look at yourself. >> oh, i love it. >> look at that hairstyle. >> oh, i knew i had potential. >> you sure do. >> i love that cut. delightful hairstyles. >> isn't it great? and, of course, what he wanted to do was use the curl, but control the curl so she can maintain it herself at home. and enid put individual eyelashes on to keep -- emphasize the eyes. i always like to emphasize one feature. eyelashes are the perfect way to do it but very natural looking and added a little depth to the color. you can keep it up easily in florida. >> marvin, what do you think? >> look at marvin. >> what can i tell you. she's the love of my life. >> you guys have been married how long? >> 30-some odd years. three children her. three children mine. six ours. >> you guys are the bread bunch. >> seven grandchildren. >> she wants the dog. >> lexi. >> great job. >> that's a hot dress. >> that's the dress. the story is amazing. the dog. >> come on over. >> marvin, try to control yourse

just listen to my beautiful daughter lexie. >> what, are you kidding me? how can you not have porcelain fountains all over your house? look at this one. look at that one. people are going to see these things and go, that guy's got more money than the sheikh from saudi arabia. you can even soak your hands in the water like you're some kind of millionaire. you'll think, "wow, this is high end living." that's what you're going to think when you pick this one or that one, this one or that one. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's the best. [ cheers and applause ] not sure where you're posing. it's so good.

lexi and her mother sharon founded the one love foundation. teaching young women to recognize the warning signs of an abusive relationship. an app created by one love asks young women questions about their relationship. and provides resources for those in danger. every yard for yeardley started when a group of friends ran in her honor and has since grown. lexi hopes that others will be inspired to create their own teams in honor of yeardley. >> it means the world to my mom and i and we're very grateful. >> the race is this saturday. for more information on how you can help and to learn more about the one love foundation go to cbs baltimore.com and look for this story under the news tab. >> maryland's casinos continue to rake in the cash. the four generated just over $65 million in total revenue in september. maryland live the state's largest casino made the most more than 60 million. revenue is up by 19 million this september compared to the same month last year. that's a 45 percent increase. >> that's a lot of people having fun at the casinos

i just started crying after he turned the video off. >> how about lexy, was she sad afterwards? >> happy. >> she's happy. in her eyes the bunny, you know, took a little flight and made it back to its home. >> well that's -- yes. that can happen for sure. sometimes the animals work together. >> did she ask for a puppy after all this? >> she wants a puppy. >> i knew it. >>> lights and sirens blaring from armando rodriguez's police car, el se gundo, california. you see what he's in a hurry to get to. smoke pouring from a sedan that's crashed too a pole. rodriguez runs straight for the flames and you can hear what's happening next. >> come here. come here. come here. i got you. i got you. >> he's pulling out a 22-year-old victim inside that car. despite the flames, the smoke, he acts quick and pulls her over to a grassy area away from this car before it completely gets engulfed in flames. >> i got the victim out of the car. i need paramedics. >> was she the only one inside? >> thankfully yes. you see other people race to the car, bystanders begin checking the car to see if there was

lexi is the lead. he is the bandleader. thehat happens really is band gets off to a good start. but they are constantly being -- they are always being tested and humiliated and put through people being just dreadful with them. , butlds his head high there is also a murder. it is hard not to tell the story. i don't to tell the story. -- things start to tip against him. tavis: i'm going to stop you there because i don't want to to tell the whole story. to keep uso back away from giving away the storyline. to a common back theme raised earlier that kind of struck me. that is this notion that there was a bit of fear and trepidation that you had about not wanting to let the director down. i'mia because, after -- struck by that because, after all of these years, all of your successes, the honors committee awards, the accolades -- >> don't push it. i haven't had that many accolades. mine had a good career -- quite wellve done for yourself. but i want to juxtapose that with this feeling of fear for letting down the director. >> when there is not sure who has written it all -- when there

. >> reporter: while lexi is heart broken, jj took care of phineas for more than a year while he was on death row. >> he has been here a longtime. and we were attached to him. so we are upset about it. >> reporter: the sheriff says there are no leads to so the search for the death row dog continues. >> phineas. phineas. >> deborah: phineas disappeared just a couple days before a scheduled hearing to decide if the death penalty should be reversed. >>> and the look on oscar winner dustin hoffman's face, he is not acting. he actually did get quite a surprise at the la dodger's play-off game against the st. louis cardinals. and here is what had him so stunned. >> reporter: why does dustin hoffman look so confused? that's why, there's a dancing bear doing the split splits in front of him. it happened at cominger stadium. out of the blue, a fan in the bear suitjumped up on the dugout and started dancing. the home crowd including the veteran actor clearly loved the team spirit. and they weren't so happy when security put an end to the antics. the bear was tossed from the game. he had been b

he said, lexie, i don't know why, but your dad kept giving me medication. went to my father and i said, what happened? obviously, mom is overmedicated. she said she didn't want my dad to give her any more medication. she wanted me to be in charge. >> reporter: alexis was always suspicion of willis and said her father didn't take long to move his lover into their home. >> my dad called mimi on the phone and said i found the perfect nancy. he started to say, jill. i said, dad, gypsy jillian willis? i know that woman. i know mom was worried you're having an affair with that woman and you're not to bring her into this home. >> reporter: on cross-examination randy spencer tried to show alexis was a bias witness against her father and has changed her story over the years. >> just given new testimony that you haven't given any time before. >> no. i just answered this the specific questions that i've been asked. >> anna, another former mistress of the doctor testified how during pell low talk, martin told her he knew a way to cover up a murder. >> there's something

lexi says the key is learning to think differently, and that is where china may struggle. china hason system in idealto steer into one model, not celebrating the individual characteristic. rudolphing the kindergarten down the road, he would not have seen this before. it, they encourage the chaos, no uniform, no order, little discipline. mrs. lee has been a teenager for -- teacher for 22 years and says nothing -- things are changing. >> everybody has a different personality. we used to focus on control, and now we let them have freedom. we want them to explore, the more creative. >> unleashing the forces of innovation could take the country to the next level of development, but can china's leaders really afford to let people think differently? letting go could come at a cost. >> that is all for this week. from all of us, goodbye. >> international news at the bc.com/national news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, and union bank. >>

lexy russia of ski r.t. reporting from hungary. and up next at max keiser and stays i have a blast the bank is buying cars and latest episode of that show right after this break. up told him a language of what i will only react to situations i have read the reports for and let. them know i will be there to stay clear of a comment on your latter point of them please. so you. know. no more weasel words. when you need a direct question be prepared for a change when you should be ready for a. freedom of speech. down to freedom to. be an expensive car so. the new fashion show. also designed. in the best shop windows. luxury is the school. this is the last. concert. on archie. welcome to the kaiser report imax kaiser a new study has revealed the negative side effect warnings can increase sales the study found that consumers tend to buy more of a product that advertises potentially harmful side effects like weight gain and heart disease then products that do not. yeah it seems the warnings have the paradoxical effect of creating trust in

saturday lexi and a team called every yard for yeardley will lace up their sneakers. fund raising for educational programs designed to combat relationship violence. >> she was the most generous kind person i ever knew. and to see all these people come from near and far for these races, it just constantly remind me of what a great person she was. >> reporter: each year, domestic violence kills 450 people each year. every year, they hold the one love foundation. an app asks young women questions about their relationship and provides resources for those in danger. every yard for yeardley started when a group of friends ran in her honor and has since grown. >> every kind gesture along the way is something that just helps us get through everything. it means the world to my mom and i and we are very grateful. >> reporter: the race is this saturday for more information on how you can help and to learn more about the one love foundation go to cbs baltimore.com. >> if you're waiting for somebody to get home from work. let's check in on our roads right now. hi christie. >> hi e

al lexis, beginning with you, if you look at the rap sheet, this is just the past three years.t is going on at that bank? is there something special there? is this that they're worse at getting caught than other banks? like what is going on there? >> i don't think that they're any worse or better than any other banks. jamie dimon and jpmorgan chase is held up as the pinnacle of wall street. jamie dimon is admitting that half a million which is more than half of their net income last year was acquired through criminal means and illegal actions. so if that is what is happening at the best banks on wall street, what is happening at the rest of the banks? how much of the rest of the bank's profits are from illegal activities? >> they're not pleading to criminal activity, they're essentially no -- >> there seems to be more than a little to that. the rap sheet is kind of remarkable. >> i thought that was a mischaracterization there that half their earnings from last year represent fraud lent activity. largely coming from activities that were carried out before the financial crisis by

with the truth of the matter is, is it not, judge andrus, that you were involved in sara carver's lexi place issue? and the effort to prove that you violated the rules of lexi place to you were involved, is that not true speakers yes, but i thought the question was that they were talking about was the actual videotaping itself. >> you also were asked the following question. did you ask sandy to call conn's office and for them when sara carvers flexiplace. you remember which entered? >> yes spend what did you and your? >> yes no. you said not that i recall. >> again, this was -- when i was -- when he started talking about this i had no idea this was coming, that this is going to be discussed. >> that's called lying. >> i didn't recall enough of the details to want to give them inaccurate information. so that's why i couched it in the way i couched it. i didn't -- >> you didn't give them accurate information to you said you couldn't recall it. very, very recent information. and then you were specifically asked, did you give her the cell phone number of one of k-9s employees to melinda. d

just listen to my beautiful daughter lexie. >> what, are you kidding me?. look at that one. people are going to see these things and go, that guy's got more money than the sheikh from saudi arabia. you can even soak your hands in the water like you're some kind of millionaire. you'll think, "wow, this is high end living." that's what you're going to think when you pick this one or that one, this one or that one. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's the best. [ cheers and applause ] not sure where you're posing. it's so good. but you play kind of that character but more of a straight character in this movie. and it's great. it's a good role for you. >> thank you. it was -- i finally got to, you know, like pull that one out of the back pocket. >> jimmy: of your characters. it's superduper fun. i want to show a clip to everyone of you and joseph gordon-levitt on your first date, that's what this is. you're first date. >> sizing each other up. >> jimmy: feeling each other out here. "don jon." here we go. >> how did you get my facebook? >> get right to it.

. >> she said, lexi, i don't know, but your dad kept giving me medication.d, what happened? obviously mom is overmedicated. she said she didn't want my dad to give her any more medication, she wanted me in charge. >> reporter: alexis was always suspicious of willis and said her father didn't wait long after the mother's funeral to move his lover into the home. >> my dad said, alexis i found the perfect nanny. i said, dad, what happens her name? he started so say jill -- >> i said, dad, gypsy jillian willis, i know that woman. i know moms and worried you're having an affair with her and you're not to bring her into the home. >> reporter: randy spencer tried to show alexis was a biased witness against her father and changed her story over the years. >> you have given new testimony you haven't given any time before. >> no, i just answered this specific questions that i've been asked. >> reporter: anna, another former mistress of the married doctor, testified how during pillow talk martin told her he knew a way to cover up a murder. >> there's something you can

i had a former graduate student who have done a nexis lexis search.we talked about children's needs, children with issues, problems. what do we do to help kids? instead now we're closing the schools because the schools are failing. and what do we know about charters? what we know is that when they serve the same children they don't get different results. some get high scores, some get low scores. on average there is a difference except for the charters that have very high attrition rates and exploits the neediest children. we do know a lot about vouchers and there are some good charter schools. i'm not knocking charter schools but we know this about vouchers. vouchers take money directly from public education. they are not 17 states that have some form of voucher program. there are three districts that now have a track record with vouchers. milwaukee, which is good at voucher program in 1990, cleveland where the voucher program started in 1995, d.c., 2003 to their having evaluation repeatedly of these three cities. that has yet to be one that says tha

\[applause] lexi commerce department for him on his visit investment continues tomorrow. we will hear from the commerce secretary, penny pritzker and secretary of state john kerry. that's at 8:30 live on our 2.mpanion network, c-span >> the heads are beginning to bend as a sign of rightness. he takes a few sample heads for testing and crushes them between his hands until the chaff and grain are separated. some waysture was in a devil's bargain. we began by domesticating the and that's why we always talk about it erie it the fact is we domesticated us in some way that gave up the freedom to wander and hunt and gather as we had done for 50,000 years. that may be better or worse than agriculture in some way that we can argue that as a value judgment, but evolution made us to be that way. we surrendered the conditions that we evolved under. howsed to argue a lot about agriculture happens great the classic stories we ran out of game and became overpopulated it was too many people, so as a way to feed ourselves. one day somebody woke up and did agriculture. it's not the way it

return for my website that you have done a search on something more complicated than google like a lexis-nexis type of search, you have to pick out the extraneous items and tell us what you learned and what you found. it is a fairly high order -- guest: analytical skills. being able to not only read and understand, but pull out the main points, build an argument, be able to use the information know what is important, no what isn't -- use the information to do your job or innovate with it. that is what it is about. host: let's show the chart. this is the national center for education statistics. this is the result. 12 countries are higher than the u.s. in literacy. you can read this for yourself. not much of a difference there, is there? japan, the score, 296. the u.s., the score, 270. guest: the scale numbers do not necessarily reflect the content as they looking at the performance levels. it is a statistically significant difference, but it is fairly substantive. the average difference represents millions of americans where millions of americans are not even attaining the lowest level compare

return for my website that you have done a search on -- something more complicated than google like a lexis-nexis type of search, you have to pick out the extraneous items and tell us what you learned and what you found. it is a fairly high order -- guest: analytical skills. being able to not only read and understand, but pull out the main points, build an argument, be able to use the information -- know what is important, no what isn't -- use the information to do your job or innovate with it. that is what it is about. host: let's show the chart. this is the national center for education statistics. this is the result. 12 countries are higher than the u.s. and literacy. -- in literacy. you can read this for yourself. not much of a difference there, is there? the scale numbers do not necessarily reflect the content as they looking at the performance levels. it is a statistically significant difference, but it is fairly substantive. the average difference represents millions of americans -- where millions of americans are not even attaining the lowest level compared to those countries. it is a lar

we have lexi thompson winning this past week in malaysia. she's only 18 or 19 years old.ure you've heard of lydia cole, an appear temperature or at least she was an amateur. she's only 16 and 17 years old. there's a lot of wonderful players out there. and they're terrific young women, as well. tiger won player of the year. >> a few times, yeah. >> as you did. you won more than anyone else, obviously. you had a scoring average one year of 68, right? >> yeah. those were some good years. >> they were. do you think tiger -- i mean, you know, not just lpga, i think tiger is back. is a major in the cards next year or the year after? >> yeah. i thought this year. he was a contend her in some ft of the majors. i think he has five victories over all. he's turned his game around and he's kind of the guy to beat nowadays. >> can you explain, as a european, can you explain the ryder cup? it's not a curse, i don't think so. there's something that happens to the u.s. team and it doesn't happen in the president's cup. i don't understand it. and last year was unfortunately for us a prime

lexi got to see a beautiful bird eat well. >> right. bunny. >> some people on td internet is saying, is this real? so to tell us if it is, "right this minute" via skype, we have joey gore, his wife, tiffany, and their daughter, lexi. welcome to the show, guys. >> hello. >> well, the question everybody is wanting to know, is this real? >> oh, yes, it is really real. >> unfortunately and absolutely. >> i wanted to keep kermit. that's what we named the rabbit. >> you see a lot of videos online and you question if they are real or not. to see it and witness it firsthand and actually videotape it at the same time it was surreal. >> did you even expect this. >> oh, no. i really didn't want to let the bunny go. >> joey and langcy was like, let it go, find its mommy. there it's mommy was. okay. >> all of the sudden, they take it away. it was awful. >> i just started crying after he turned the video off. >> how about lexi, was she sad afterwards? >> happy. >> she is happy. the bunny took a little flight and made it back to its home. >> well, tha