it was called "liza and alan." first it was called "liza and alan: one night only."n -- with lights that said "liza and alan." and i came to the sound check, i was like, "i am having that." so i, i got it. >> jimmy: you do? >> i managed to bludgeon the producer and -- at my house in the cat skills. we call it the "liza and alan line." it's enormous. actually too bright like being in a sun bed. >> jimmy: in your house? >> in my house. upstate, yeah. >> jimmy: that's so fun. >> it says "liza and alan." >> jimmy: they gave you the sign? "liza and alan." >> it doesn't happen too often. >> jimmy: it doesn't happen at all. absolutely not. i follow you on twitter. and you're great to follow. very fun things. and but then you got into, kind of a beef -- with the "wall street journal." >> ooh. yeah. well -- >> jimmy: serious stuff. >> this is a huge journalistic faux pas. >> jimmy: yes. >> and so, the "wall street journal" come and took photos of me getting ready for the show and and everything. and -- blah blah blah. and talk to me and talk to my dresser, kimberly, and all t

conclude this evening with a new film called hateship and loveship it stars kristen wiig and stars liza johnson. >> better take it off please and wrap it up. >> wonderful. >> i think it's kind of an interesting character to see these days someone that's so socially and isn't really in the world that we live in. she's sort of like in her own little world in this house taking care of this woman and she gets sort of like pushed into reality and i thought that was kind of interesting. >> rose: afghanistan, pakistan and a new movie starring kristen wiig next. >> there's a saying around here: you stand behind what you say. around here, we don't make excuses, we make commitments. and when you can't live up to them, you own up and make it right. some people think the kind of accountability that thrives on so many streets in this country has gone missing in the places where it's needed most. but i know you'll still find it, when you know where to look. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: carlotta gall is here, she's a puli

we play twins. >> what's next for you, liza?writing something i'm excited about, a group of teenage girls where something surprising happens to them. i also have a project with michael shannon i'm excited about. >> this was terrific. thanks for coming. thanks. i'm going to walk back here. it's like narnia. i'm going to meet a goat man. >> it's a black hole. ♪ >> live from pier 3 in san francisco, welcome to "bloomberg west." we cover innovation, technology, and the future of business. i'm emily chang. activist investor carl icahn settles his battle with ebay. we will hear from carl icahn himself. drew houston says that his company is entering a new phase. find out what it is all about. first the check of your top headlines. tech stocks sell off big time today.

liza here's the victim called out to his mother. shocked and distraught, liza goes into labor before john returns. so having killed one man and restraint another, the mob takes me leaders from both families. at liza soon confirms that racial violence jeopardizes future generations. when her child is born a boy she strangles him to death. at the end of the blood she is in the days and she insist her baby is safe and safe from the lynching. safe. >> liza's disturbing declaration illustrates the most important distinction between degeneration and the generation. while the latter in the kate that pathology within the black family degeneration and lynching, points to the degeneracy of the mob. blacks had already proven their ability to build successful homes, so if african-americans characters do not reproduce, or if they resist by terminating young lives, it's not because they don't value family. they simply give voice to the despair if african-americans must have felt as they lived in a nation that left white barbarism unchecked. as de

liza aiken que estaba en su puesto de trabajo cuando inicio el tiroteo escuchó los disparos detrás dea dijo que cuando ella se volvió , vio al tirador de pie vestido con uniforme de combate , y que había dejado caer un cuchillo. sot: liza aiken / empleada de fedex el traía vistiendo unas balas a lo largo del pecho y con un rifle enorme como de este tamaño que traia en la mano y algunas otras pistolas. la empleada señalo que el hombre, parecía que se dirigía a la guerra, tras mencionar que tan pronto como lo vio , ella salío corriendo gritando a sus compañeros que huyeran del lugar y no miraran hacia atrás. seis personas resultaron con heridas de bala y el pistolero se quito la vida, stand up: jorge buzo / telemundo - kennesaw georgia " y es que este es el primer incidente que se da luego de que el gobernador de georgia nathan deal firmnara hace una semana, una controversial ley en la cual, personas con el permiso correspondiente puedan portar armas en sitios publicos como bares, restaurantes, iglesias y algunas escuelas". los empleados fueron evacuados a un sitio cercano donde fueron

we play twins. >> what's next for you, liza?writing something i'm excited about, a group of teenage girls wear something surprising happens to them. i also have a project with michael shannon i'm excited about. >> this was terrific. thanks for coming. thanks i'm going to walk back here. it's like narnia. i'm going to meet a goat man. >> it's a black hole. ♪ . . >> this is "taking stock" for thursday, april 10, 2014. i am pimm fox. today's theme is selling, plain and simple. u.s. stocks tumbling. a lot of selling going on. the nasdaq composite index falling the most since 2011. we have a discussion around the selloff in just a moment. plus the chicago cubs looking to sell a minority ownership stake to renovate. their iconic home -- wrigley field. i will speak to the executive advising on the sale.

have been pulled to the side now by the fedex company and providing psychological counseling, and liza aiken among them in shockf a hearing and looking this man in the face. >> thank you, kerry. >>> and now the breaking news regarding the weather. 11 more people died in a devastating tornado outbreak and bringing the total number of people to 28 killed since sunday, and the danger is not over. millions of people over the southwest, and the northeast could be affected by the severe weather today, including tornadoes, and large hail and flash flooding. >> okay. let's go right now! >> that is a glimpse of what happened at least with 58 twisters touching down yesterday in alabama, mississippi and tennessee. one hospital took a direct hit. a tornado blowing out the windows and tossing around vehicles like toys. workers say that they heard the storm and took cover. >> and we heard it, and we got the employees and the patients in the clinic in the safest place we could get, and huddled down, and 14 of us in the building at that time. we honestly felt god's hand of protection around us. the cl

by then, package handler liza aiken was already running. >> i heard something drop on the floor and i looked to my left, saw a knife laying on the ground. >> reporter: aiken also spotted the gunman. she recognized him as a coworker she often worked alongside in the conveyor belt. >> he was in all black. i believe he was in camou. he had bullet strapped to his chest like "rambo," and the knife was probably a foot long. i heard a couple of pops, but i don't know what he was aiming at. i didn't look back. >> reporter: the gunman, identified as 19-year-old geddy kramer, was also carrying explosives, molotov cocktails that he never detonated. >> it appeared to be a shotgun. >> reporter: dr. michael nitzken said the six wounded employees were between 19 and 52 years old. >> it's a sense of organized chaos. we've got the initial warning fortunately. we don't usually see this many from a shooting but as all of our training and procedures paid off, we were well prepared. >> reporter: the gunman's family has released a statement and scott, it reads in part, we make no excuses for his actions an

irked chris christie interrupting joy behar in a newly surfaced video posted by new yorker writer ryan lizarontation which happened at a roast earlier this month came just after a taxpayer funded report from a legal i'm hired by governor christie's administration after they concluded that the governor had no involvement in the george washington bridge lane closures. but things have not gotten any easier for chris christie since then. this afternoon the legislative committee investigating the bridge controversy met to update members on the status of that investigation. >> this committee and this state still does not have a clear understanding of how this happened and there are still people we can question and documents we can gather to review and enhance our understanding. >> this comes just four days after christie press secretary reportedly testified in front of a federal grand jury suggesting a widening criminal investigation for the once bright light of the republican party. >>> after the break, as protesters ratchet up the tension in ukraine, russia says it is finally ready to talk. det

there is one woman who we spoke to, liza akin looked the gunman right in the eyes. >> he was in all blacke was in camo and had a camo vest. he had assault rifle and bullet strapped to his chest like rambo. he was good. he did his work -- sometimes we would joke around. i never thought he would do something like this. she's talking about one of her co-workers who brought the weapon to work and did the shooting. fedex says our thoughts and prayers are with those affected. we're grateful with the assistance of law enforcement and the situation is stabilized and we are focused on the needs of the team members and cooperating with the law enforcement investigation of this tragedy. kennesaw may be notable to some people because it was in 1982 that the city commission here passed a law that the head of every household must own a gun and the bullets for that weapon. it's a law that is rarely enforced but one that has been on the books for some time. that dovetails into what would be the georgia law taking effect soon. >> kerry sanders, thank you for that report and we'll continue our georgia gun

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my girlfriend liza minnelli's name was lucille and my mother's name was lucille.ot a guest starring appearance on nbc's "about a boy." how does that come about? >> i play. they were kind enough to act me to play a kid's biological father. and i raise penguins. >> seals and penguins. >> and you carry a weird bag. >> and i wear a really awkward hat right there. >> tony hale you are great. >> you guys are great. >> lots of laughs over the years. >> thank you very much. >>> if you're thinking about making home improvements, we'll tell you the one that gives you the most bang for your buck. you can even participate if you want. >> our door is bright yellow. >> and your door. >> he knows the segment. >> we'll have more after this. >> yeah. >> coming up after this. what are you doing? there's no dip in that bowl. they're new pringles tortillas. so good, they don't need dip. why do you have to have imaginary dip? well, everybody else was dipping, i thought... can i have some of your dip? please! mmmm... not bad, right? i'll have some more! that's a double dip! you... doub

i dated liza minnelli.s by off my hand. it's quirky and actors love to do that material. >> you bring those quirky characters to life. >> i don't know what that says about me but. >> thank you for coming. >> thank you for having me. >>> look out proud mair, there's a bigger wheel rolling out in los angeles. >> i'm brandon scott. 55 stories above the famous las vegas strip. coming up on "cbs this morning: saturday," we'll introduce you to the city's newest and biggest high roller. >> he rose to fame portraying fictional characters of television. there was goofy and enduring hal on "malcolm in the middle." >> you clearly don't know who you're talking to so let me clue you in. the sinister yet marlie complex meth lord of "breaking bad." >> run. >> it is all or nothing. >> but cranston says playing a real-life u.s. president is different. >> and fight for every single vote. >> you know, put him with a little glue. >> the preparation required a few physical adjustments. >> and it gives me an extra -- >> and deta

so i feel like we are in the scenario of there's a hole in my bucket dear liza because you know nothing works. i'm currently doing research on human rights in pakistan and it's very depressing because i don't see any ,-com,-com ma i don't see anyplace where i can say here's where we can grab onto it and start from here and then we can build on top of that everywhere you look it's a broken system. so i would like to hear your views on that. >> it's a great question. >> there are a couple of things. yes it's very easy to get depressed about pakistan. believe me you have lifted and i have lived there and shoot judge judge -- shuja went there. when i lived there i've seen some the programs whether literacy programs whether it's the fulbright program's education programs english access programs. there are so many things going on there and we don't hear those stories in the media. and yet they are doing it. i met the children learning english in the schools. we have the largest english-language access program in the world. i was in the schools and i used to live in those swamps. what i'm sayi

liza minnelli was one of the famous ones. natasha richardson had the role for a while.ou want to do a little one here? >> yeah, i'll do a selfie. >> i would be so honored. here we go. >> i do this face. >> good. thanks for that one. alan, thank you. what a pleasure. >> thanks, matt. nice to see you. >> "cabaret" opens at the roundabout theatre tomorrow night. alan will be back with a live performance as we celebrate broadway week here on "today" beginning may 5th. we look forward to that. we're back after these messages. your local news and weather. . . . >>> well, good morning, everyone. it's 8:56. erik's deli cafe is moving to san jose. the whole headquarters, the sandwich chain moving from scott's valley to the south bay to better interact with its franchis franchisees. the first erik's deli was founded in 1963. the new headquarters will be on the alameda in san jose. no one likes an avid habit better than christina and here she is. >>> you know me very well, scott mcgrew. good morning to you. a good-looking day shaping up. it's cool and clear in san jose and tempera