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think, madonna, think. >> actually they speak chilean. >> well they speak chilean, think, madonna. >>e doing there. >> that's my sea bass for you. chilean ones. >> how is the next one? >> i don't care if you are in danger. >> we have to take a break. stop it. do you have a comment on the show? why did i say stop it? e-mail us. >> keep going for good sake. >>> do you have a video of your animal doing something? click on submit a video and we might still use it. still to come, something we like to call the half time report from something we like to call andy levy. he is a big nothing, a zero, zilch. >> tonight's half time report is sponsored by stamps. small pieces of gumped paper to show postage has been paid. thanks, stamps. >>> let's find out if we have anything wrong sfor that we go . andy, should we discuss part two on our feelings of "love actually." >> yes, five pages. >> excellent. i think the viewers need to know. >> i just printed out my pamphlets. >> it is weird. it is like half of "love actually" and half racist propaganda. >> they are both the same. >> they are both the sam

certainly madonna personified that. >> definitely. >> was it actually madonna in in 1990, the blond ambition tour, but this was not the first time you had done these bras. there was a link with africa. did i get that right? >> i did not get the thing with africa. >> i thought that when we see -- >> yes, yes, 1985. the first corset dress, i did a collection. collections were big. it was a mix of difficulty. and the lingerie. one part was the lingerie. i did it i think in 1981. i came out with the collection in 1982. of course, i was inspired by my grandmother. but something else. musical. i saw a musical in new york. something like about the life of fellini. they made a movie of it -- only a few years ago, which was not so good, but the play was excellent. it was broadway. there was one scene where all the women were preparing themselves for the show. all in corset, like satin, salmon color. and i was fascinated with it. i enjoyed the show, but i was only thinking about that, i must say. after that, there was the corset of my grandmother, and at that i have to do it, but it will be a dress. i

. >>> and angry madonna tells the crowd -- >> i'm not doing the show, i'm out. >> what it was that got imagine madge so steamed. >>> plus, a sexy santa pulls a very unsexy prank and a dude who may have forgotten something. >> maybe some pants. >> a sad day for some people going into christmas week. about 30 people were displaced by this fire. shot by a neighbor across the street. this is an apartment complex. some reports say two people were injured. this video is dramatic. take a look at this, shot by firefighter kyle rice. it went into the newark, delaware apartment. venting the ceiling. they're taking a tool and jamming it up through the sheetrock of the ceiling and pulling down the sheetrock. and when they rip open those holes you can clearly see the hot, glowing fire and smoke just beyond the ceiling. >> what's crazy is that all that stuff that they're pulling on is falling on top of them. >> you know what makes me sad about this video is you said 30 people were displaced. i can just see their pictures on the wall thinking, they're still on the wall, we can go in and grab them. bu

. >>> it is almost impossible to imagine what madonna badger has been through.e christmas morning to find her house engulfed in flames. she was unable to save her three children and parents. nearly a year later, madonna is trying to get on with her life, an example of strength and courage and she joins me now in a prime time exclusive. i don't even know where to start with you, madonna, because i can't imagine anything worse in the world than what you have been through. how do you even begin to cope? >> you know, in the beginning you don't cope. and my life was basically shattered. and i went to three different mental institutions and they didn't know what to do with me. you know? i wasn't schizophrenic. i wasn't mentally ill. i was just sick with grief and sadness. and finally, i called my friend and asked her to come and get me from the third one in tennessee. and she did. kate an i went to college together. and i lived in her daughter's bedroom for four months and i went to this amazing place called the psychiatric research institute and it's part of universi

i don't know where to start with you, madonna.an't imagine anything worse in the world than what you've been through. how do you even begin to cope? >> you know, in the beginning you don't cope. and my life was basically shattered. and i went to three different mental institutions and they didn't know what to do with me. you know? i wasn't schizophrenic. i wasn't mentally ill. i was just sick with grief and sadness. and finally, i called my friend and asked her to come and get me from the third one in tennessee. and she did. kate and i went to college together. and i lived in her daughter's bedroom for four months and i went to this amazing place called the psychiatric research institute and it's part of university of arkansas little rock. the director there was the first person that described to me what was going on with me physically, spiritually, emotionally, psychologically in a way that i could somewhat understand at the time. >> is time as people say so often in these situations any kind of healer? >> i think the only reason

. >> rose: did he send yo you to the metropolitan museum to see raphael's madonna? >> yes,. >> rose: looking for what? >> you know, he didn't specify, but i found that when, when you start staring at the madonna, something really interesting with their fingers and their eyes. it was very rare to see the madonna staring straight into the viewer, like kind of a direct gays, always had something that was indirect, where usually the eyes were downcast, and the fingers were always like there was like reaching upward, almost as if the heart opening and the eyes downcast. and one of the very first shots of me in his film is shocking, because he, you know there is a painting of madonna looking like this. and one of the very first shots in the film an i had no idea when he was shooting it, it looks to me just like that painting, and i am sitting at the table and kind of going like this smiling down and i felt like it was the same energy. i think that is what he was having me do, also he asked me to watch a lot of lauren bacall films for her voice. >> yes nowadays we speak ve

madonna. >> bill: madonna. >> who we just talked about a couple weeks ago as not being a role model.stripped down. she is objecting to the clothing, bill. she does it over and over again. >> bill: i haven't been in this feminist thing. weren't feminist at one time angry about women being objectified? >> sexualized. >> bill: now she wants them to be? >> i guess. >> remember when we had discussions about the national organization of america would not let me in because i was a former miss america even though i went to stanford and oxford they probably wouldn't because i was in what they deem a pageant. >> bill: now they want younger women to be more flashy and objectified? i'm not getting any of. this i didn't get it either. i was very confused. >> modest and she doesn't want them to be the plan, cultivated. this is my christmaser go this -- premise there go this is my conclusion. >> bill: she wants publicity. she has been out of the limelight. she gets the hollywood reporter which is now some kind of left wing thing to run this piece people talk about it that's what she wants. it doesn

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madonna and child and pomegranate. what is with that?s a symbol of christ's death and resurrection so the child is often seen holding pomegranate. stuart: i didn't know that. thank you very much. surprise surprise, the world did not end, we're all still here, no super volcanoes or oversize tsunamis. the p.t. barnums of this world would have been proud. charles has reaction. ri her bik. she ows the potential for making or losing money can pop up anytime. that's why she trades with the leader in mobile trading. so she's always ready to take action, no matter how wily... or weird... or wonderfully the market's behaving... which isn't rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. stuart: good news. we are still here. tsunami did not wipe out the east coast, the volcano at yellowstone did not erupt, it did not block the sun to create an ice age as predicted by some charlatans. this was a ridiculous hoax but charles is still fired up. charles: it won't be the last. this is -- you don't know where to start except to say we're in a

>> rancho madonna. >> okay. how much food did you gather? >> rancho madonna checked 1400 pounds. >> i have to think this was difficult to get the kids to gather this much food. how did you you do it? >> we did it through competitions within our schools and thought of competing with the other schools. but most of all, it was the thought of getting the kids to care and to be compassionate and to give to the community. >> how did the kids respond? did you really see that spirit of giving? >> oh, yes. absolutely. it's been a life skill that we talked about, the spirit of caring so that just made it easier. >> accepting this donation is of course larry flag executive director of the food bank of contra costa and solano counties. larry, how many people will this food serve? >> this is phenomenal. this is going to be about 2,000 meals that we'll be able to share with people in the community and what these kids did putting this together and helping share probably with other kids in their own school is amazing. >> thank you all so much for all that y

in every mill we throw in this amount of mercury look around madonna some of us will gather the gold we only put this much in each mill come and see how i will do this i thought i meant that i thought that i'm going all in. the book about a mile away. mercury is especially toxic to the environment and to humans. damage is the brain and central nervous system i was thank i gather is a what's left of the process in a small container i mercury has the property of dissolving and amalgamating with gold i was stopped by the mercury captures the gold the monoplane the only thing left for his eco to do is now to gather it up into a cloth and strain it i was i wonder how much is this gold worth i i don't mind i live by going to this is worth twelve million or four thousand seven hundred fifty euros i. every friday rabanne gathers the sediment from the whole week and cleans a carefully for hours. i. this is the result. all you need to do now is to drive. those two hundred grams. how much earth does it take to produce this amount. and all of them. never thought about it but i estimate fifty ton

madonna. >> we just talked about her a couple weeks ago as not being a good role model. >> bill: madonnawhole different political agenda. >> she stripped down. she's objecting to the clothing, bill. >> bill: i haven't been o in ths thing at all. weren't feminists at one time angry about women being objectified? now she wants them to be? >> i guess. we had discussions about how the national organization of women wouldn't let me in because i was a former miss america even though i went to stanford and oxford? they probably wouldn't because i was in a beauty pageant. >> bill: now they want younger women to be morn e flashy and not getting any of this. >> i didn't get it, either. >> she doesn't want them to be modest, and she doesn't want them to be the bland, cultivated, middle class airless ghetto, she calls it, girls, and she doesn't make -- she doesn't have a real conclusion. it's not -- this is my premise, ergo. >> bill: you know what she really wants? publicity. >> money. >> she wants publicity. >> bill: she's been out of then. limelight a long time. she gets the hollywood reporter whi

>>> madonna likes performing with this guy so much she invite himd to go on tour. >> andy lewis. >> see why on the next "right this minute." >>> samantha and alex go skydiving, but there's something more exciting when they hit the ground. >> she doesn't have time to catch her breath before he does something. >> will you marry me. >> he made it a moment she'll never forget. >>> and some last-minute gifts for the techie on your list, like the putty that regular atragts. >> it acts like regular putty, but it is magnetic. >>> our t, it's time for our friday edition of the best of "rtm" where we tell you about a bonus video you can find on our website. >> eggnog, love it or hate it it's a christmas tradition. it's a visual how-to on how to make your own eggnog. i like this stuff, you can follow along. i can see how to do it and it tells you how to make delicious, yummy eggnog. >> to check it out, head to our website, rightthisminute.com and click on best of "rtm." >>> this is samantha, she's about to take her first skydive. that's alex fair. that's her boyfriend. and they're doing this toget

madonna wants us to know how not in "vogue" smoking is.as "borderline" furious, during the soundcheck for her show in santiago. when secondhand smoke blew in her face, she blew up on the people puffing, saying they would need, "like a prayer." they would need -- they would be asking, "who is that girl" singing? it wouldn't be her. she said, "everybody," you cherish this opportunity to quit. and that way, they would "live to tell" this incredible story. >> ten. >> that's amazing. >> thank you. >> could you do that with any other singer? >> i have done it before, elizabeth. >> with that story, you were "burning up." that's 11. >> i should have said that on the cigarette. oh, man. >> oh, my. i don't know how we get, like -- >>> let's move on. we're doing so well. finally, everybody, a quick update on a story we brought you yesterday, about the 24/7 panda cam at the san diego zoo. so many of you loved it. we wanted to show you video of the things you can see if you logon to their website. look at this little fella. 20 weeks old. his name in en

this morning, madonna is with us to talk about how she's doing now. it's great to see you. i'm doing really well. i'm shocked that i'm doing okay. but i'm doing really well. >> last time i talked to you, you said when you smiled or when you laughed you immediately felt guilty. >> yes. >> do you still feel that way? >> no, i don't feel that way. i mostly don't feel that way because when i do feel happy, when i do feel joyful, it's when i can feel the presence of my children and my mom and dad the most. >> i want to talk to you about that. because in talking to our producers and you talking to them over the last couple of days, you said that you feel very strongly that over these last several months your daughters have been sending you messages. and i want you to be able to explain that. >> you know, i had -- i've seen my children in my dreams. when i pray, i see my children. lily came to me very early on and said don't worry, mommy, i'm right there in your heart and i love you. and once when i was having a level ten, the worst sort of cries, feels like blood is coming out of

madonna raising money spent $3 million but had nothing to show for it but a nice car and a golf membership. most don't do that but had you know, ? melissa helps to give away $3 billion with rockefeller philanthropy advisers recommend using the profit motive to help jailed teen-agers go straight the profit motive? >> macbeth. >> we also happily accepted nations but goldman sachs has issued a special impact bond and we are the lead recipient. >> this means that goldman sachs puts up $10 million and says we think your group can help young convicts not to repeat. >> those who know how to take on risk effectively look at the model and if it works they get money back with a return or they lose a significant portion. >> they looked at your group they think you can help and if it works, they will pay goldman sachs back plus 20 5%??3 >> the measure is if they go back to jail. >> you have given away $3 billion? >> is this an exciting new development? >> and exciting new way how philanthropy can make change have been busy the traditional are hoping for the best corps as a way to use money for social

madonna raising money spent $3 million but had nothing to show for it but a nice car and a golf membehip. most don't do that but had you know, ? melissa helps to give away $3 billion with rockefeller philanthropy advisers recommend using the profit motive to help jailed teen-agers go straight the profit motive? >> macbeth. >> we also happily accepted nations but goldman sachs has issued a special impact bond and we are the lead recipient. >> this means that goldman sachs puts up $10 million and says we think your group can help young convicts not to reat. >> those who know how to take on risk effectively look at the model and if it works they get money back with a return or they lose a significant portion. >> they looked at your group they think you can help and if it works, they will pay goldman sachs back plus 20 5%??3 >> the measure is if they go back to jail. >> you have given away $3 billion? >> is this an exciting new development? >> and exciting new way how philanthropy can make change have been busy the traditional are hoping for the best corps as a way to use money for social be

the scandal that followed made world headlines took over the blog a sphere and had celebrities like madonna just sending them to the russian orthodox church she was outraged. there is no defense in this case it's simple p.r. lawyers uncorking out on all of their working towards the brand in order to capitalize on it in the future and it's worked some of the groups girls got two years in jail for the stunt which was criticized by the west as too harsh the story remained in the headlines for weeks on end leaving little room for stories like this. thank you very much the way the u.s. presidential candidate jill stein and her running mate arrested for protesting outside a debate for top party only candidates obama and romney the american system is designed to eliminate political opposition like some of the you know dictatorships that we criticize the debate makes a mockery of our democracy despite being on the ballot in a not states to technically win stine and other candidates were not allowed to debate and got almost no coverage in the lead up to elections on the u.s. networks instead third p

can you tell us about those madonna corset years? >> yes, it is a kind of a reflection of what is happening. also a reflection of -- [unintelligible] it means i have been educated with women. when were very important for me, my grandmother, my mother. they give me and show me threw themselves an example of what women wear. women that were strong, a clever, human. and at the same time, sometimes stronger than men. so that i realized very quickly that women could be more interesting, more clever, because of maybe education or maybe because of the fact that they have not played football, to be quiet, you know, more into things to obtain. to obtain something. they have to be 10 times more clever than the men. they have everything it themselves already at the base. >> that we already know we are 10 times more intelligent. [laughter] >> yes. i mean, like, men did not realize that most of the time. even if the need. the need, you know. so that, you know, truly, i felt the power of the woman. at the time, also like the woman at sleeve and th