oh, hey, i, uh, i found your lipstick. oh! oh, no, this isn't mine. this is sunset blush. i wear tiger orgasm. but it was in my apartment. [sniffs] i don't know why i told you about the pop-tart. but that's weird. it's just me and pete at my place. hello, ladies. pete's having an affair. what? the lipstick, the spring in his step. the sexy justin timberlake hat. no, no, he's still married. i don't know what to tell you. the only reason men start taking care of themselves is if they're getting someone to have sex with them. if it wasn't for that, they'd just sit at home in their own filth. hey, liz. we're out of string cheese, so i think i'm gonna take off. ohh.

it's lipstick if you want to put it on. >> you have lipstick? >> put it on. >> i'm okay. thanks.immy: well, hey. we have that thing to do. >> oh, that thing. oh, i forgot. we have to go to this thing for the orphan charity thing for the l.a. -- for the -- >> jimmy: for the orphans. >> i'm so sorry. i totally forgot. we have to go. >> jimmy: but i have to stay. i have to finish the show. okay. >> you could go. you have your thing. >> i don't have a thing. >> jimmy: you do. you have a thing. you should go to your thing. guillermo would you -- >> it's nice to meet you. >> jimmy: can you help him get to his thing? >> maybe we can do this again some time. >> jimmy: let's talk about your project. >> yes, let's do that. >> jimmy: is that your phone i hear? >> yes. it's going again. oh, he texted. i feel bad. oh, wait. he sent me a picture of his penis. and a picture -- i think that's a butt hole. >> jimmy: yeah, i think it is, too. that is what it looks like. guillermo, what does that look like to you? yeah, like a butt. yeah. >> jimmy: why don't we take a break right now. >> i'm so awa

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lipstick. >> one of the best lines from the republican national convention, that was back in 2008. today we need her candor more than ever and in a moment we'll speak with governor sarah palin. but first you keep hearing these stories, and we want to get her reaction to this, we talked about -- riding an atv helmetless with her daughter in her arms. in days you missed it, here's a clip. >> your mommy and daddy's little boy, and they love you dearly, but when you come to that field, now you're a football player, you're transformed into something else. these are every day kids. you allow them to quit on the football field, it's going to be okay to comit in the classroom, to able to quit on a job, or in life. >> i don't care how much pain you're in, you don't quit. >> i think kids are pampered too much. >> you stop right here. don't stop, use your weight, go with it. sometimes parents may say i'm crossing a little bit of a line. >> now joining us on the phone to give us a little parenting 101. >> that's funny you say that that was one of the best lines of the gop convention back in '0

so mac viva glam rihanna lipstick and lip glass are available now, so great to have you here.is super bowl boulevard getting ready for the big game on sunday. >> yeah, it is. yeah, got to tell you, hey, rihanna, robin, i like getting that toss from them. we are right here on super bowl boulevard and inside this case will be the vince lombardi trophy. that happens afternoon today. the public can come see it. i want you to come with me because i've got some friends, columbia students, who want to be journalists so they're getting their face time. don't mind the sirens. we'll do a little power walk. very manhattan. but this is an exciting week in new york city and, of course, in new jersey because everybody coming together. we've got huge things popping up along the boulevard including that sign right there, just above it tonight, we will see the rockettes, we will see the mayor, the governor. look both ways, guys. yep, we can cross. everybody will come right here and above this sign, huge l.e.d. lights will come out and super bowl xlviii will be revealed, all the festivities kic

. >> the big talk is that lip gloss or lipstick? >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> lipstick is no.an be deep red and very shiny and still be lip gloss. i didn't know this. >> jimmy: it's good to know that. i did not know that at all. there's different flavors of the lip gloss too. >> i'm not getting that far, but yeah. >> jimmy: okay, good. get ready. get ready, yeah. how is colorado? i've been there a couple times. it's beautiful out there. >> love it. >> jimmy: are you in a cabin, like, in the woods somewhere? >> a rather expensive cabin, but i think we can say that, yes. felicity grew up there. she grew up in aspen, colorado. >> jimmy: did she really? >> bizarre, but someone has to. >> jimmy: that's true. yeah, someone has to do that. that was her. well, good. but i would be afraid of like -- aren't there like, you know, like wild animals or something? bears? >> bears. there are bears. you never see them, except i saw one. i came back, and there was a bear in the kitchen. >> jimmy: in your kitchen? >> yeah. i think you have the clip. if you don't, i have it on my phone. i came i

could the wolves of wall street come in first in lipstick. why women may be taking over the world of finance. right now as we head to the break. take a like at how the stock market ended the week. >> we are using old technology. and there is a better way and it is called technology. >> target ceo telling me what could be done to prevent security breaches like the one his company experienced last month. up to 40 million target customers are reeling after discovering their credit and debit card were compromised. is the problem that we are using outdated technology. how can you protect your information if the companies can't? joining us is consumer financial protection director, richard corday. thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> as a consumer watch dog, what is your reaction to what happened to target and retailers with the security breaches. what happened? any time it is compromised it is exposing them to fraud. need to make sure the best technologies are used. retailers and consumer agencies have responsibilities. we are concerned to

that's like putting lipstick on a pig. it's still a pig. mr. at&t can you hear us now. thank you. [ applause ] supervisor scott weiner: thank you, next speaker. >> that is a tough act to follow oh. my name is craig. as a speaker said earlier that at&t will dig up people. for the record i'm not affiliated with at&t. they didn't pay me. i got an e-mail from san francisco beautiful and got a picture of this box making me to believe that that was a threat that was going to happen that they were going to put this in front of every landmark. in fact that's what got me to speak against san francisco beautiful demand favor of at&t and temperature 90 percent of people who are employed and can't make it. i took time from my schedule to people that need an alternative to comcast can't make it here. when indicated by a stack of cards here by opposition, that is compared to the 825000 citizens in san francisco and over 500,000 voters. i don't want san francisco blighted. if that was the case i would turn down every electrical wire and wouldn't want electricity. who is not here are t

. >> i got lipstick on it. >> did it work?it actually did. >> keep going, keep going, keep going. >> oh, my gosh. >> did mine work? >> i don't like it. >> you have these for three hours. >> how weird. is it working at all? >> oh, yeah. >> mm. >> there you go. >> it's working, look at troutman! >> ahh! so funny. >> i do look like octomom. >> give you some benadryl. >> i was very skeptical, but it works. >> of all people it worked on you. >> i overplumped myself. >> if you experience a reaction longer than four hours, then phone your position. >> i look like a blowup doll. >> this may be familiar to some of you particularly, you shared this video of how this guy created fire with just some soap, some water, some bubbles and some butane. he decided how about somebody slap somebody with a flaming hand? >> whoa. >> how are his fingers not burning? >> well, it's not really fast. they are acting this in slow-motion, but in real time this is very, very fast. you can see the bubbles and the flames and i love that it's in slow-motion. l

we found lead in lipstick. there's mercury out there in skin lightening creams. we have found formaldehyde in products. >> this is stuff that you use to embalm the dead, yet they're in products that people are applying to their faces and their skin daily. >> pesticides are clearly poisonous. and it should be obvious to us that if they kill insects that they are going to have the possibility of hurting us. >> in your kitchen cabinet, if you opened up the doors and you counted up all the tin cans in there, all of them are going to be lined with bisphenol a, unless they're labeled that say they're not. >> pcbs might be in plastics, might be in cups, might be in containers that we put in our microwaves, might be perfectly safe when they are first put on the shelf, but quite dangerous once they start to break down. >> what we have is chemical companies that have created products that have contaminated literally every living thing on the planet. >> i think that the corporations who are profiting from this really have run away with our system. >> industrial chemical pol

>>> could the new wolves of wall street come in skirts and lipstick, why women may be taking over the world of finance. let's look how the stock market ended the week. >>> using old technology, there's a better way called emv technology. >> that was target ceo telling me what could be done to prevent security breaches like the one his company experienced last month. up to 40 million customers are reeling after discovering their credit and debit cards are compromised. is the problem we're using outdated technology? joining us now to talk about what you can do is consumer financial protection bureau director richard cordray. thanks for being here. >> my pleasure. >> as america's first consumer watchdog was your reaction to what's happening with target and other retailers with the security breaches? >> i think we're immediately concerned any time you have consumers whose information may be compromised and it exposes them to fraud. we need to be making sure that the best technologies are being used in america as is happening more and more frequently around the world. both retailers and cr

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lipstick.> that's what we all do in the summer is go to sweden to buy lipstick. congratulations, mika! >> thank you so much. >> you got to stop talking and let me say congratulations. >> thank you. i'm amazed and old. >>> we move on to talk about later coming up in this blog, we will go to atlanta. what a mess. incredible pictures. a lady had a baby on the highway because they were not prepared for the weather that was being reported for days before and that was people stuck on the highway on the interstate. people slept in schools and people slept in stores in home depot so everybody could stay warm and off the ice. the mayor of atlanta very defensive because they did some things right but a lot went wrong. we will talk about that and new developments in new jersey with governor chris christie. first, newly released ratings from the nielsen show. president obama reached a new low in viewership for hit state of the union address. the lowest turned in for president obama since he took office. vi

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players from wood sigh high were beaten, gaged, duct taped to chairs and had their faces painted with lipstick. this is said to have happened during a post christmas tournament trip to the town of newton. the boys' family are considering legal action. >>> police are looking for the suspects after a deadly double shooting in oakland. it happened near 100th avenue and mcarthur boulevard. they responded to reports of gunfire and found a car with two people inside on multiple gunshot wounds. both died at the scene. >>> two people are hospitalized in san francisco with injuries suffered in an a injury on turk street. they found one victim at 9:10 and then found the other victim four blocks away. a suspect has been arrested. >>> new at 11:00, a lawsuit has been filed in that road rage incident in new york when bikers swarmed a family in an suv. he is suing new york city and two off duty police officers who were on motorcycles last september. he accuses the city of negligence in training police officers. he wants $75,000 for each of the family members in the car. >>> still to come on abc7 news at 11:

players from wood sigh high were beaten, gaged, duct taped to chairs and had their faces painted with lipstick. this is said to have happened during a post christmas tournament trip to the town of newton. the boys' family are considering legal action. >>> police are looking for the suspects after a deadly double shooting in oakland. it happened near 100th avenue and mcarthur boulevard. they responded to reports of gunfire and found a car with two people inside on multiple gunshot wounds. both died at the scene. >>> two people are hospitalized in san francisco with injuries suffered in an a injury on turk street. they found one victim at 9:10 and then found the other victim four blocks away. a suspect has been arrested. >>> new at 11:00, a lawsuit has been filed in that road rage incident in new york when bikers swarmed a family in an suv. he is suing new york city and two off duty police officers who were on motorcycles last september. he accuses the city of negligence in training police officers. he wants $75,000 for each of the family members in the car. >>> still to come on abc7 news at 11:

mark and andrew worked on the 19th floor of new york's lipstick building, where they legitimately traded securities for the firm and for outside clients. the investment advisory business--the ponzi scheme-- was housed two floors below, where their father never made any trades at all. he was simply creating phony paper statements that showed steady profits for his clients, his victims. access to the 17th floor was highly restricted. you must have been curious about why the 17th floor was such a secret place. when you or mark asked him about his end of the business, what did he say? >> it was always very similar responses. "you guys have your business to worry about, and let me worry about my business," and the conversation would end there. >> but people say, "look, there's no way these kids could not have at the very least suspected something was going on." >> well, keep in mind these were completely separate businesses. we were executing hundreds of thousands of transactions a day, and that kept all of us incredibly busy. and it just didn't occur to me that he could be involved in any ki

she's getting changed, the panic thrill, the chill, lipstick in the cab, at the hotel bar, she's had a couple now, she's smiling, touching, tonight we are not wives or husbands, tonight just us, just this, just crush me, finish me tonight, man! love me! poor kevin. see him, dignified, resolute, head down, a monument to the cavalry of men who have never let down a friend. see him eyes strained from staring too long at her empty chair while she gives herself away and he knows it, he feels it all day but can't say. >> rose: stunningly brilliant. >> thank you. >> rose: it really is. so tell me about learning the performance of it all. which has to do with command of language, it these do with pacing and restrictions it these do with the passion and the words. >> rose: well, i came from a school of rapping and rhyming and telling poems with you just knew it. you commit it to memory so that you can go anywhere and be anywhere and be doing it with people. and so if i want to tell you a poem, i want it to be almost occurring spontaneously and if you commit it to memory so well that you don't

all the while, hidden cameras, some as small as lipstick cases, secretly record the action. >> the people events are always very creative people. and i'm always amazed the different things that people come up with. one girl froze in the middle of eating a banana. another girl froze as she was about to take a bite of yogurt and the yogurt sort of dripping down off her spoon. another guy right before the freeze moment spilled 30 papers from his briefcase, so he's frozen, bending over, picking up his papers for five minutes. so towards the end of our freeze, there was a guy who was on some type of, you know, motorized vehicle working for grand central, who was trying to get across the main concourse and could not move, because there were frozen people in front of his cart. >> they are not moving. i can't move my cart. >> he couldn't figure out what was going on and he radioed for help from someone. but sort of right when he was trying to get someone to help him out, we all unfroze, so his reaction was like well, never mind and continued to drive on. >> the actors break out of character. and

my lipstick stained one.an take one of toure's extras. >> absolutely. >> you really are a guest. >> whatever it takes. >> see? let's make sure it's good. >> green tea. dramatic moment. >> mmm, i taste the hibiscus. >> takes five minutes before you keel over dead. >> just got to -- >> mix it up? >> yeah. >> that's nice. >> what am i going to miss about 2013? being healthy. after whatever i just got. yeah, whatever strain of influenza i just got. i just got some kid flu now. >> it won't be afinfluenza, we're inoculated against that. >> i love that. >> since the theme of this segment seems to be cheering for failure in politics and we can make fun of it, clay aiken, running for politics. which made me think, i wonder who wyatt would like to see run for congress as a comedian. >> as a comedian, for the sake of comedy? that's tough. that's tough. because it's such a strange, like -- i just want the person who is going to actually do the job. >> you're so nice. >> but also a part of me is like maybe we have too man

small enough that it is only about the size of a tube of lipstick so it can be mounted on their shadesexample, or on their uniform. it is blue teeth enabled. so it can stream video from what the officer is seeing to a device, tablet like this for example. i'm looking off in the distance. you can see the police car is there. it is of course going to a secure server where is being archived and department can access it. more than 20 law enforcement agencies around the country are currently using a system like this. take you to lake havasu, arizona, for example. in june of las year, cameras rolling when a suicidal man with a gun was tased, fell in his swimming pool. the officer went in after him, proving the system is waterproof. and his partners camera also captured the same event. another example for you, in laurel marylander. look at this, a woman suspected of driving drunk, speeds off in the middle of a traffic stop. officers jumping out of the way but they later nabbed her. the police chief here in fort worth, telling me these cameras not only can be used as evidence in court later. b

players from woodside high were beaten, gagged, duct taped to chairs and had their faces painted with lipstick. this is said to have happened during a post christmas tournament trip to the town of newton. the boys' families are considering legal action. >>> 6:08. if you're off work or perhaps your kids are off from school and it's martin luther king day, what are they looking at, mike? >> we'll start with the peninsula. we have 34 in palo al toechlt 37 in redwood city. san mateo 42. belmont 48. san bruno 49. very widespread temperatures there. heading north into san francisco, 49 there. heading south into san jose, about 40. we're in the upper 30s to low 40s along the east bay shore. mid to upper 30s. we'll just say mid-30s through the east bay valleys and upper 20s to mid-30s in the north bay valley. half moon bay, that's one of the coolest temperatures i've seen in a long time for you. 37 degrees. let's see what's going to happen today. we'll have temperatures 8 to 12 degrees above average. we'll be in the mid-60s to near 70. that's pretty close to records. we'll probably stop a degree or tw

players from woodside high were beaten, gagged, duct taped to chairs and had their faces painted with lipstick. this is said to have happened during a post christmas tournament trip to the town of newton. the boys' families are considering legal action. >>> oakland police are investigating a hate crime that has victimized a prominent candidate for mayor next november. flyers depicting a swastika on the forehead of libby shaft were plastered over montclair over the weekend. our media partner, the contra costa times reports nobody has claimed responsibility. the flyers supposedly represent opponents of a controversial surveillance center that is proposed for the area. >>> new research confirms what opponents often say about raising the minimum wage, it can be bad for business and ultimately bad for workers. the employment policy institute did a follow-up study on san jose's 25% minimum wage hike and found it led to higher prices for consumers and fewer hours for workers at restaurants. when san jose's base pay was increased from $8 to $10 an hour, two-thirds of the city's restaurants raised thei

but some forms are very rational lipstick and really believe that the society by applying certain kind of roles including principals far more scientific as they understand them can maximize the freedom and therefore maximize happiness. what paine shows us in the course of his own thinking and the evolution of his own thinking is, the radical individualism leads to the state is some and the gis lawyer from the reliance on other people which i would say is the essence of the goal and leads to the creation of the kind of provider of the material benefits and there's a tendency among the american conservatives to think of the welfare state. our welfare system is not bismarck. it's more like the welfare state the purpose of its use to enable the individual to have the kind of illusion of independence. in the dependents of people around you is the only condition. there is no way around that. should be formed around the fact there's on chosen obligations to people immediately especially in the family should be the core of the society. he says in order to break that, we have to actually have a

it's sort of like putting lipstick on a pig, if you will there is the working families flexibility actually is harmful to families, not helpful to families. the path to prosperity budget. the epi says that would eliminate two million jobs and increase the unemployment rate. and the farm bill, which we know we're looking at cuts to snap. and each $1 billion reduction in snap eliminates 13,718 jobs. they're trying to gussie this up and tell us this is a job creator. >> exactly right. boy, i can't ask for a better handoff than the one jerry gave me. that allows me to point out that another aspect of this, karen, over the past five years, over the length of obama's presidency really is that the republicans have fought tooth and nail projects and proposals of his that would have created jobs. the most obvious example to me is the infrastructure bank. now this infrastructure bank had a degree, a degree of bipartisan support in the congress. john kerry was the main democratic sponsor, and he had kay bailey hutchison, the republican from texas who has since retired as his chief republican co-s

cynics would say the communications, putting lipstick on a pig. >> the company is going to put out benchmarksuccess and have to deliver on those. if they deliver, great. >> i want to rip up the script. you came out of cornell, you did securities integrity l -- securities and bankruptcy law. what would be your advice to steve cohen? that straddles both of your careers. would you say to mr. cohen about an inch?-- about image? >> his advisors are telling him to be quiet. he is only going to get himself into trouble. >>>> should he sell another piece of artwork? >> if you can keep that out of the media, that is not a problem. he is carrying on the big life, that might not look -- bode so well. i am not sure how much he cares about his image. >> what is the number one people -- what is the number one mistake people make in pr. things have changed. what is the new new? >> the biggest mistake organizations make is reacting to quickly. things are happening so fast, to not be delivered in -- to not be deliberate in what you are doing could affect your image in a broader way. quickly is a mistake. give

. >> and tell me about the color of the lipstick that i am loo g looking at?> well, fuchsia and neon pink. and it is hard to look at anything else, and it is a big mouth in your face and bright pink. >> well, we will transition, because you have been smiling and i have been smiling and obviously, "12 years a slave" difficult to watch and i did sit down with it just this week believe it or not, and tell me about the reaction the first time you sat there in the theater and saw it in the entirety? >> well sh, the first time i sat was at the toronto film festival, and very extraordinary thing to watch with that many people and to see with many people, and i wish i had watched it alone for the irst time, because i wanted to go to some room private ly and have an ugl cry, because it is emotional and it is hard not to have those feelings in front of a lot of people, and then they made us go out on stage and wave, and it was not super successful. >> yes, i was thankful that i watched it alone in my hotel room and i found myself with my hand hands over my head. and we

dare to leave your lipstick at on a mohome. classic.ole of his life. he's a dad. >> he can't get out of it. >> hank explores the journey in the series called "father hood" out today. take a look. >> i feel about kids the way i feel about most people which is most of them are annoying. children are no exception. they're like annoying short people. my lovely girlfriend and katie and i have been together a bunch of years. the question was do we get married? do we have kids? i started the journey of asking everyone i could see, friends, poker buddy, experts, asking them why did you want to become a father, what's so great about it? in the middle of that we got pregnant. >> oh my gosh. >> hello. surprise. what was your initial reaction? by the way, welcome. >> thank you. >> what was your initial reaction when you found out? >> my initial reaction believe it or not is captured on camera which you'll see a bit of in the document series. we were shooting this and then my dog of 16 years started to die, very old. the day we put her down we found

bill: i don't know if that sounds like a big stock of lipstick. look at at graphic. 2.1 million.are not even a third of their target, andrea. >> massachusetts as the lowest number of uninsured in the nation. when juan says outreach, that means expensive ad dollars the taxpayers are going to have to pay for. hhs is sitting on hundreds of millions of dollars they are going to use to get people into the system. it happened in massachusetts. mitt romney had to go back to the legislature continually to ask for more money to get people enrolled. you can't count people until they have actually paid their premium. bill: do we know how many have paid? >> we do not know. >> the key point here is andrea talks about a bailout. but the system, obamacare has like billions of dollars built in case there is a problem with the risk pool for the first three years. so that's covered. that's anticipated as a possible problem. it's to my mind, what you are looking at is a all the big problems ... i think everybody agrees after the first two months you have got 2.2 million. 44 million that would indic

the cameras is as a size of a tube of lipstick.r's uniform or car and it streams the picture to a mobile device and you can see behind the scene looks. my photographer guy is shooting the shot. more than 20 law enforcement agencies are using these. made by the same company that makes the tasers. cameras rolling after an officer enters a home to an nfl store holding a knife in the bedroom. a woman suspected of drunk driving speeds off in the middle of a stop. offic officers jump out of the way but they did nab her. they can be used as evidence in court but they hold action's more accountable when their actions and conduct are being filmed from their person. >> this technology is going to revolutionize policing and change every organization but most importantly it is going to make every organization more tra tra tra tra tra transparent. >> interesting story. >> security flaws on the obamacare website are getting bill: we didn't get a nomination fors car. martha: we didn't. bill: next year. next year. catch you later everybody. martha

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