>> no, it was a sweat lodge. >> a sweat lodge? >> he made one comment, and they did say she is passed out, she is passed out. i don't know if she is breathing, he said the door has now closed and this round has begun, we'll deal with that after this round. >> this is a 911 call and talking about the tragedy that happened. he is back with me now, he is speaking out for the first time since his release. a little reaction on twitter, and give me your views at piers morgan if you want to join in this debate. the guy said come on, making loads of money, maybe $10,000 each, packing in as many as he could, didn't really give a darn, and just wanted to get out of there. what do you say to that? >> i understand. i mean, if the only thing i knew about me was what i saw in the most media coverage, i would think i was arrogant, self centered and noncaring. >> were you before that day? had you become a bit like that. i watch this clip of you, supreme confidence, many would see it as arrogance, all about making money, famous, did it go to your

let's rewind a little bit and watch these elephants actually walk into the lodge. there are several videos. they just came through the driveway, it seems, walk right in, they notice it's the front desk, looking for service. >> it looks like a lovely place. i can see why they want to stay there. they've probably been traveling for a very long time, hence the baby being tired. >> what if they wanted the continental breakfast? >> apparently they had been outside feasting on wild mangos. and here is a closeup of the elephant baby out like a light! >> and the adults just guard the baby. >> and the baby does wake up, ready to move on its way. >> i'm going to call this video caught between a rock wall and another rock wall. somebody had the very difficult, unnerving task of driving a $250,000 ferrari up this pass. >> no other way to get the car where it needs to go. you already bought a $250,000 car, can't get a helicopter to helicopter it up? >> a very wide car to begin with. >> i do find this really dumb. because you're going to ruin the paint job at least. >> this is a

but let's rewind and watch them actually watch into the lodge. there are several videos from the people that released the videos. they came through the driveway it seems. >> is it does look like a lovely place. i can see why they would like to stay there. and they've been trofling for a long time, hence the baby being tired. >> what if they wanted the breakfast. >> and they had been outside feasting on mangos. and they're out like a light. and he's not even moving. and the adult elephants don't do anything. they guard him. >> and he does wake up. done with the nap, ready to move on its way. >> these two dudes are getting into the game. especially the one on the left. >> he just gets explosive. >> oh, no. >> the outburst blowing up the web. >>> and get ready for the buzzword. your chance to win a flats screen tv is next. >> closed captioning provided by -- how do i spell heartburn relief? r-o-l-a-i-d-s. [ male announcer ] rolaids starts working instantly, neutralizing 44% more acid than tums. rolaids. that's how you spell relief. >> if you're game

i have never had a complaint lodged so i don't actually know what the process would be. there is again between the committee meetings which approves the panel recommendation, it goes to full commission. that full commission is also an open notice with the agenda published. so, i don't actually know the answer to your question about if there were a complaint lodged, what that process would be. >> commissioner vetore

i have never had a complaint lodged so i don't actually know what the process would be. there is again between the committee meetings which approves the panel recommendation, it goes to full commission. that full commission is also an open notice with the agenda published. so, i don't actually know the answer to your question about if there were a complaint lodged, what that process would be. >> commissioner vetore >> vietor. >> there is a difference in the process in regards to public comment. >> city attorneys office. i think that's correct. the administrative code has requirements with respect to protesting contract procurement process. there are no city ordinances mandating a specific protest opportunity for grant. it would be up to the granting department to provide inform -- for that. but certainly public comment would be due process for that to occur. >> commissioner torres? >> council, back to you, under the administrative code the grant producing agency would be the repository for a protest? >> the administrative code actually at this point does not specify any

this is one he doesn't in the midst of a can lodge he drives down and parks his car he sees this view when he's up her and if there's a view there walked through the whole house christopher has the view and all of those are a single imagine that's trying to be true to life. you have parallel bloom highway to give you some idea of how this is much trueer to life this is the stand photograph it's this and that's what it is like to stop at a at the scene. you can imagine it take him days he stood on lards and, you know, walks on all over the place you about the result is his argument is something more true to life and some, some because a photographer pushes the life away from you. one of the things that happens in t in the pivot area of the 80s we need to get out of the straitjacket of that one point prospective but in television and billboards evidentially in our society is one point prospective and doesn't alleyway allow point advantages but at the same time and exactly the same years is the sunday up surge of aids. up here you have one of the polaroid can lodges this is his friend th

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> this lodge is home to some of the best fly casting pools in the world.ish. this is just a place where people come to practice their fly casting technique. ith was built in the 1930's and ever since, people have been coming here to get back to nature. every year, the world championship of fly casting is held in san francisco and visitors from all over the globe travel to be here. >> we are here with phil, general manage of san francisco rec and parks department at the anglers lodge. what do you think about this? >> it is spectacular, travis from oregon, taught me a snake roll and a space cast. >> there are people from all over the world come to san francisco and say this is the place to be. >> yeah. it's amazing, we have teams from all over the world here today and they are thrilled. >> i flew from ireland to be here. and been practicing since for the competition. all the best casters in the world come here. my fellow countryman came in first place and james is on the current team and he is the head man. >> it's unique. will not see anything like it where

this is up at timber line lodge. they were not used to seeing them or getting classes in journalism. they would get people in trouble. sometimes the art or the artist got in trouble. let's look at a few of the structures around california. this is built by the wpa. the noblist motive is the public good. imagine anybody saying that today. this kind of work is a noble endeavor. county courthouses like this one in alameda. city halls all over california in a variety of styles. this one is at burbank. it hasn't been touched. fire stations all over the place. and police stations and armories. this is the police stables in golden gate park and public libraries. and then one at north berkeley. public hospitals. clinics and sanitary. as well as polio people did get tuberculosis. remember that counties were strapped for funds. so the wpa gave it to them. children got health care. we were headed for a national health care system. we treat things differently now. essentially, what we have of med-cal is going to be slashed true.

wallace is a private lodge and no entertainment should be held, however, it was revolved by the board of appeals and it upheld it and no is not prevented from convert the non conforming use to a conditional use. and it's determined by the board of appeals and the supreme courts. while the eir was to allow the begins to continue. earlier this year i'm pleased to announce to you we've reached a settlement and 9 individual neighbors who participated in the litigation against the city have agreed to a strike limit to 79 fire department's and only 54 of the event maybe music's concerts. we've agreed to reduce the number of concession from 8 to 5. alternative c in the eir sets forth that settlement position and we ask you adapt alternative c to implement this supplement agreement. representatives which the coalition are here to say the conditions before you incorporate that supplement. the number of events only likewise 25 additional entertainment events and likewise numbers from 31 hundred to 33 hundred. approved installation of 5 concession food areas down from 8 in 2010. by way of compar

kennedy ended up defeating lodge. he was now a u.s. senator. but it was clear that jack had a bigger prize in mind. >> i don't think he had any natural interest in the senate. i think he felt that if this was the game he wanted to be captain. >> kennedy now had his eye on the white house. he recruited the best and the brightest, speechwriter ted sorenson, pollster lou harris, advance man kenny o'donnell, and campaign managers larry o'brien and younger brother bobby. >> i believe that there is a real trend on now for senator kennedy and the democratic party. we are extremely encouraged. >> to make sure his brother's presidential campaign succeeded, bobby ran interference, toughness was in the kennedy's dna, an immigrants' toughness, and bobby was the least assimilated of them all. >> the role he found was the guy to do all the dirty deeds, the hard stuff, telling people to go away. saying no. that allowed jack to float above the fray. >> with his impressive campaign team in place, jack was now ready for the toughest test yet, 1960. thousands of

it's called shantytown, a lodging option available at the emoya hotel and spa in bloemfontein in southica. it's modeled on the hovels of south africa's townships. the whole family can stay in an authentic corrugated tin shack, each with its own black smoke spewing fire, beef tallow candle and squatter's kitchen. like a sandals resort if sandals were made for an old tire. it's got nothing on glamour slumming, or glumming. now you can experience what it's like to be trapped in a shantytown, resending rich people who do things like stay in a pretend shantytown. plus, in addition to destitution inspired amenities like outside long drop toilets and something called a donkey geyser, there are also modern comforts like underfloor heating and wireless internet access. i assume real shantytowns still use dialup. and since these hoover villas accommodate up to 52 guests, the shantytown is ideal for team building and fancy theme parties. of course the theme is up to you. maybe a masquerade ball called "eyes wide shut to other people's suffering." (laughter) the only problem, is south africa is re

bullet collapsed his lung, missed his heart, pierced his die agraham and spleen and was lodged in hisibs for two years. instead of going back to the hospital to have this procedure done, he chose to do it himself. he was shot in the left side. the bullet came out the right side. you don't see it but eventually, they stitch him up with dental floss and he is doing just fine, because he is joining us "right this minute." his name is bassen azuratic. >> i am all right. it wasotheringme, you know. >> i wld imagine. like to us. >> taking it out or getting shot. >> both. >> getting shot. it was hot, that's all. it was just like fire going throughout my chest. >> so over the last two years, have you felt this bullet moving along or was it only recently that you felt on your side. >> it was lodged in my ribs. these are my ribs. this would be the bullet. after a while, i could pull it out of my ribs and then after a while, it was just like sticking like a tumor in my side. i am training for mms and when i am rolling doing sweeps, it would get swollen. so i thought i would cut it out of there.

glen davis ends up at an orlando travel lodge at book am. looking to room. >> and turned in this powerful performance. he tries to check in but it told no vacancy. devastating. the signature head shake from the manager and davis explodes! >> he got very upset. >> well, he did lose that night his oldeam, the celtics, yourou can't externalize anger like that, glen. >> he needed that room bad. he was pissed off. >> if you're an nba player mlion a year checking into a travel lodge at 4:00 a.m. in orlando where you alreadhave a home, it's imrtant. he get his room? >> no, he leaves and the cops up. >> checking into the game, law enforcement. inwe're told he's not named any report. >> but big baby did tweet an apology anyway, saying -- waaagh! aw, big baby is growing up. now go to sleep, glen, and dream of winning another -- those are bitch. coming out of the trunk at soho, walks over one of those grates and her dress flies up. like marilyn monroe. >> i thought that was a movie thing. >> you don't think that was set up? she's just wavingnd all of a

those things were happening outside the lodge.know that anyone was in a death -- a life or death situation. >> reporter: but the prosecution even argued that ray encouraged participants to come back inside the deadly sauna against their own instincts. >> every 15 minutes we open -- or thereabouts we open up the flaps and people were free to leave, come and go. some people wanted to quickly exit and one of the things i told them in the setup was to go out clockwise carefully because obviously there's a pit of hot rocks in the center. >> reporter: the punishing heat generated by water poured over a pit of hot rocks sent 21 overcome people rushing for help. >> i had systems in place and the systems broke down. >> reporter: now a free man, he didn't rule out returning to the self-help industry but this time, more humbled than before. >> was i arrogant? yes. people fly in all over the world and asking me how to have a better life. and it tends to go to your head. you tend to think you've got all the answers. >> reporter: ray also says

who was the brother of henry cabot lodge j.f.k.'s embassador to to vietnam attorney general john mitchell tony salerno the head of the genovese c. crime family here in new york told me directly that it was carlos marcello working with the cia and lyndon johnson who killed j.f.k. so i have a lot of first hand information in my book i think it's very important to know that in the immediate aftermath of the assassination lyndon johnson tried to create the false impression that the russian government had killed kennedy he told earl warren the chief justice of the u.s. supreme court who was reluctant to chair the warren commission he was only persuaded because johnson convinced him the russians had killed kennedy and if the truth got out it would parsipur to world war three this was a lie that johnson told over and over there was no truth to it we now know that when kennedy was killed nikita khrushchev wept fidel castro who was with an american when he got the news kept repeating over and over again this is very bad news this is very bad

who was the brother of henry cabot lodge j.f.k. some bass or two to vietnam attorney general john mitchell tony salerno the head of the genovese see crime family here in new york told me directly that it was carlos marcello working with the cia and lyndon johnson who killed j.f.k. so i have a lot of first hand information in my book i think it's very important to know that in the immediate aftermath of the assassination lyndon johnson tried to create the false impression that the russian government had killed kennedy he told earl warren the chief justice of the u.s. supreme court who was reluctant to chair the warren commission he was only persuaded because johnson convinced him the russians had killed kennedy and if the truth got out it would parsipur to world war three this was a lie that johnson told over and over there was no truth to it we now know that when kennedy was killed nikita khrushchev wept fidel castro who was with an american when he got the news kept repeating over and over again this is very bad news this is very

who was the brother of henry cabot lodge j.f.k.'s embassador to to vietnam attorney general john mitchell tony salerno the head of the genovese see crime family here in new york told me directly that it was carlos marcello working with the cia and lyndon johnson who killed j.f.k. so i have a lot of first hand information in my book i think it's very important to know that in the immediate aftermath of the assassination lyndon johnson tried to create the false impression that the russian government had killed kennedy he told earl warren the chief justice of the u.s. supreme court who was reluctant to chair the warren commission he was only persuaded because johnson convinced him the russians had killed kennedy and if the truth got out it would parsipur to world war three this was a lie that johnson told over and over there was no truth to it we now know that when kennedy was killed nikita khrushchev wept fidel castro who was with an american when he got the news kept repeating over and over again this is very bad news this is very ba

they built a lot of lodges and visitor centers. these are just beautiful. amount of landscapes of ccc. this is the park. they did the work in them. the civil works administration was short lived. it was to get the people through the winter. and it was under the administration of a remarkable social worker from iowa named hary hopkins. he was the forerunner of the wpa and the prototype for it. this is a page from the cw a and it showed kids getting hot lunches. that was important. he put 2 million americans to work. and that included about 50 thousand school teachers sent out to rural areas. this is a cw a project. that's stern grove behind it. they are using wheel barrels. for this reason, many projects were well built. there are no cw a plot. this was one in berkeley placed there and the tennis court at coat niecis park. i was showing a montessory class there. this is an amphitheatre. it's a wonderful amphitheatre. there was from the sidewalks and they just reused it to create other things. down in menlow park. they built into a caretakers house. the wpa i

they would pitch in lodges and other tense next to the dump and next to the slaughterhouses. and that's the resources that they have. these new committees, all of a sudden they started realizing, who are these vagabond poverty-stricken indians doing on the edges of our town? aren't indian supposed to be on reservation? what's the problem your? who are these people? and they are 100 -- welcome in 1896, though do most americans no, on the other hand, most americans do know about the chinese exclusion act and what happened with oriental people in that american racism that occurred at the end of the 19th century. but precious few people ever heard of the creed deportation act, where congress passed in 1996 a creed deportation act. creek is the name that was given his poly ethnic group of people. they were referred to en masse as cree, and i really became, the cree was the language of the tribe during the 19th century. and was the main language that this poly ethnic group of people spoke along with multiple other languages, but the thing was cree were considered to be canadian ind

spectacle he is doing something he wanted to do at the polaroid can lodges he wanted to do this with film. but in those days cameras were two big and the technology the digital technology was hopeless and impossible but in the last few years bits become possible and he puts 9 cameras on the side of his car he didn't want them on on top of each other. this is to emphasize this is 9 different prospective. this is 9 point prospective staved a one point prospective and he's going down the road you obviously can't see it i can't show you a video reproduction. he does the same route over and over again. it's a remarkable thing almost disturbing to me. i hold with german ray in her when says that representation or reality this is his idea of digital technology it's leelt is not the thing that can be not be represented. he can't magician something as vivid as realities. and it's one of the things i want to explore owe november 23rd when we have folks from silicon valley. it looks good but i has images of 18 screens going along the side of the road and they've never looked so vivid. where the

you have a shotgun pellet lodged in your heart. it could come loose at any time.rs) you're just like your mother. worry, worry, worry. i thought you'd be out there looking for the guy who shot you. i'd rather sit here and have another beer. that's my choice. now you make your choice. but i'm telling you i'm not leaving here without a fight. yeah, well, i ain't fighting you anymore. miss, i'll take a beer. (birds chirping) (knock on door) (ringing) hi. whatever it is, we're not buying. we're not selling. i'm agent lisbon, cbi. this is patrick jane. (clicks tongue) i said we're not interested. well, i'd love to hear that from your boss. that is a very nice suit on you. very sharp. whoa. hello. what's his name? brutus. brutus. i'm sue. can i help you? we wanted to talk to you about andy huff. and who says i'm your gal? well, you're the boss, aren't you? dogs and humans protect the alpha. don't worry, rawson. it's fine. come on. this is my son kyle. very nice to meet you, ma'am. sir. hey, kyle. strapping lad. your brother tom, he never claimed huff as his son. did you

and, yeah, then heap go goes, su back at the lodge.hing, i realize he also had flown him out there. and, it's like -- and he is amazing in the movie. what i learned was if you fly, if you fly your actors out to iceland. they will do a really good job. if you go to iceland, now i get why bourjor kchbjork is that wa. iceland is the most haunted country. you think there are elves and sprites. >> jimmy: spicolis. >> wait, what if sean penn, what if it was 11 elves. and they all formed as sean penn. a penguin. and approached me. >> jimmy: i will leave it on that. >> jimmy: patton oswalt! "the secret life of walter mitty" opens in theaters christmas day. we'll be right back with elizabeth olsen. which is why he's investing in his heart health by eating kellogg's raisin bran®. mom make you eat that? i happen to like raisins. [ male announcer ] invest in your heart health with kellogg's raisin bran®. ♪ ♪ come on, come on ♪ come on, come on [ zombie groaning ] ♪ come on, come on ♪ come on, come on, come on [ squish ] [ grunts ] [ male announcer