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if only you allow us to do this, we will find every -- find a cure for every illness known to mankind. i guess he hasn't taken the time to speak to any of the manimals as we have. "red eye" was able to score an interview with a specimen from a lab in leads. is -- l -- in leeds. >> so, ian, thank you for joining us. if you could tell us your story. >> you have some fit looking birds around here in the newsroom. >> they are half bird, half women rkz ugly. there is a nice tail down here. >> interesting, sir. >> does being a hog human hybrid leave you in a lot of pain. >> i don't like your tone. do you want to say that with a bit more respect? i am like you, but i have a tail. >> i'm sorry. i didn't mean to offend you. >> well, you will be sorry when i come into that studio. i will talk to you man to man. >> i don't think you will be coming up here, sir. >> you don't think. you don't think, period. i am not going to pay for this. >> stick to the interview. >> what is the most humane way the world can treat the population. >> i have a bit of man in me and a bit of pig in me. and it looks l

hence, his famous 1896 speech "you will not crucify mankind upon a cross of poop." as you know, jennings never wore blue. >> jon: clearly a couple of history majors laughed at that. i've got to tell you, i'm very impressed. you really know your bullshit. >> well, got a b.a.in b.s. >> jon: where did you go to school? brown? >> very mature. very mature, jon. you know very well i went to anal roberts university. >> jon: so.... >> a good school. >> jon: go fightin' fishers. we're close to hitting the bullshit ceiling. why should we worry? >> jon, if we reach the point where the amount of bullshit exceeds the amount of actual things we will effectively default on reality. it's already started happening. >> if you want an abortion you go to planned parenthood. that's well over 90% of what planned parenthood does. >> trying to ask what he was talking about there. i just want to give it to you ver bait... verbatim. his remark was not intended to be a factual statement. >> did you see that? when jon kyl got called on his bullshit his response was to get angry at people for e

this weekend to see the epic adventure of the eternal child hero in the adoreable glasses who is mankind's only hope. sarah palin. (applause) i saw her in the documentary of her life "the undefeated" also, looking forward to seeing that harry potter movie. apparently that came out this weekend too. they really should have advertised it. (laughter) you know what, you know what, folks, these two would make a great double feature because both movies are about outsiders plucked from obscurity by an old wizard. (laughter) and both heroes encount erred deer in the forest. that, of course s harry patronus who sarah pillin shot and mounted in her den. (applause) and just like harry potter 7 the undefeated is shattering all records. it may not have made nearly $170 million at the box office but on rotten tomatoes it did receive a perfect score of 0. (applause) that's right. zero. reviewers found zero fault with this movie. now folks, go see it. maybe dress up as your favorite character. i'm going to go as a gotcha question. (laughter) folks, last month when the federal election commission approved

, neil armstrong set foot on the moon declaring that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. all day long you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc, and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news". here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. live from london, details of rupert murdoch's testimony in his hearing before parliament. did it help or hurt his case? and ryan goslin and emma stone are live on the plaza to talk about their new comedy "crazy, stupid love." now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports, and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today." just your first stop of the day

and over will become greater than people aged 20 and less, so the first country in the history of mankind in which we have this crossing over with people aged 60 and over which is increasing and people less than 20 who... um, who are decreasing. fertility rates have dropped throughout europe, but in southern europe, the rates are lowest, with italy averaging 1.3 children per woman. low birth rates are brought about by a combination of factors. some are common to many countries, and this program will look at how italy in particular has been affected by these. we'll also look at some factors that are specific to the very low fertility rates in italy. probably the most significant factor that has influenced fertility rates in europe has been industrialization. industrialization has brought more people into urban areas and encouraged more materialistic life styles. in northern european countries, this process took place over a long period. the important difference for italy was that industrialization came later and much faster. [man] in some countries, the urbanization process had been follow

. >> court of mankind were looking for information about a flat in this london street in the early 1990's. he said he paid the market rate. the sunday times conceded not. >> are you considering resigning? >> he is not resigning. his newspaper had been out to bring brown down as a government minister he climbs. the statements -- the paper said we believe no law was broken. the story was published giving all sides a fair hearing. mr. brown also talk about another paper. he attacked the way it reported his youngest son was sauce -- suffering from cystic fibrosis. the revelation was not legitimate and left him -- >> in tears. your son is not quite to be broadcast across the media. sarah and i are upset about it. we're thinking about our family. there is nothing you can do. >> other parents and public life have also had children with medical conditions. there were sympathetic. >> my heart goes out to them. to have your children's privacy invaded in that way, when your child is not well, it is unacceptable and heartbreaking. >> the sun said it did not access medical records. the article was w

by the countries with different levels of economy and this has never taken place in the history of mankind before so it is your new way did i say you're a scared little jones that who is so universal who even so thick payment of. deadly violence we can have these kind of universal currencies and we think the number of such currencies should grow in the future i mean the number augie universal nationally but you know that the reserve currencies so i wish all the best for our partners we hope that all the necessary to get agreements will be cheap but not to the detriment of certain countries but as a consolidated and responsible position of all the states that belong to the euro zone but we must be. we shot him all the best and personally we showed the best to madame chancellor. oh. you got to look at us and it's you who are questioning the industry we're ready to deliver source over relations with our german friends if. no clue to even the group with rare metals but and doesn't the heart of the raj it just of what he's really into that i'm some mining what i call the most with some resource

someone who loves mankind and humanity in the abstract and doesn't deal very well with them on a personal level. >> let's talk about his religion. he regards himself as a religious man. >> he does. >> this is described in the excellence book published in 1971 and republished in einstein's own words of what he believes. an impersonal god, a deterministic universe, disregard of money and material gains. world government, that means proponent of world government, passism and socialism, all of these are generally thought to be un-american and more or less subversive, but einstein believed in the whole lot. that was the way he conducted his life. >> yes. >> and he also believed in -- he wrote that article at the request of the "new york times." he believed in the basis of his religion and fulton was a great preacher in the church made fun of him for that. the only mistake he made was the letter s. this is comic rather than cosmic. >> for einstein be the impersonal god was something he took from spinoza who he admired greatly and god was imminent in the universe he had made and that to discover

quite low countries with different levels of economy and this has never taken place in the history of mankind before yes so historically we did the euro is currently gone through as a universal of even sofa payment they. did believe that we can have these kind of universal currencies and we think the number of such currencies should grow in the future i mean the number of the universal national park near the reserve currencies so i wish all the best for our partners we hope that all the necessary to agreements will be cheap or not to the detriment of certain countries but as a consolidated and responsible position of all the states that belong to the eurozone we will speak. we share mold the best and personally i wish all the best to you madam chancellor. oh and i got to look at as it's your peers who are questioning the industry we are ready to develop all sorts of relations with our german friends serious as in not colluding in the group with rare metals but and so doesn't the heart of the roger peace building leading to my buttons and mining michael moore with some resources so we can have

one giant leap for mankind. >> reporter: no place was prouder.onuments have been built here across the river honoring not just those who went into space but also those who put them there, like city manager mark ryan's parents. >> a retired ibm-ers. my father work and the instrument for the appallee rockets and my mother in the quality control records keeping for ibm as well ngts take this board off. straight ahead. that's the launch pad. >> reporter: bobby lived here more than 40 years. >> the accomplishment, the time frame. the ingenuity of our people to accomplish what they did in such a short period of time. i'm still amazed by it. >> reporter: when tragedy struck like it did in the fire or the shuttle explosion years later, the people here mourned. >> we grieved. the whole city did. it was quite auf. awful. like a member of the family had died. the "challenger" hit us lard for three years. unemployment rate went up. people were laid off and it had a traumatic effect here. people like myself, standing on the ribber and watched it. there are ti