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so we got married but a lot of people say they will never get married again.t for everybody. anyway, brandi, look what you did. [ applause ] >> wendy: look, the real housewives of beverly hills runs monday november 4th at 8:00, on bravo. we'll be watching. thank you. do you remember when anthony gary that plays luke from general hospital came to our show? he was so nice and so regular and so down to earth and because i grew up watching general hospital, luke and laura and the whole bit it was like, anthony gary is here. he has been with general hospital for 35years. no, not wow. listen to the rest of the story. because they aren't treating him -- yeah, i know, luke and laura. they are not treating him like wow. they are treating him like, really? reportedly he is now furious because executives want to cut his salary in half. well, tmes are hard out here, you know? so they want to cut his salary in half. the shocker to me is that his salary is $1.5 million and i'm thinking, if you've been with a show for 35 years, i don't care how hard times are, you're suppose

the she marries him, it's like she's marrying the killer/stalker. would that flatter you or question his mental stability? that would make him question him. there is nothing flaltering about a man obsessive with you to that degree. that's scary. he told us through the tv, he used to photoshop himself before he was a part of the family into the family picture. how strange, right? she's sleeping with the enemy, like a lifetime minnesota well, good luck to you all. . if you are a home wrecker, do you you think it's fun to poke fun at that reputation? i think people have to find. not leann rimes friends, what are you doing? lee anne, girl, what are you doing? so, this is a picture that lee anne tweeted with the caption, don't open without a sense of humor. okay. her father reportedly ns a, you know, a towing company and there she is lucxuriating. at least it doesn't say home wrecker. wrecker service. this is not cute. but i tell you what is cute, those boots. those boughts aots are really c. right? that's something that you want people to forget about.

craig: so you're married in real life and you're fictionally married?t is a bad idea to pretend -- >> you never hear that advice at your wedding. wait until you have that moment when you pretend you're not married. craig: it is all right to pretend you're not married with your wife. if you're both pretending in the same room, it can be like -- >> it is a party. craig: sort of. where is your wife from? >> she is from los angeles. i'm from l.a.. craig: i knew that. i knew. i knew. >> yes. so we are both products of l.a. craig: that's good. where did you meet? >> went to the same high school, but we met after. craig: this is adorable. >> it is. i went to a house warming party at her house. i didn't know her. i knew her brother. someone turned off the lights and put on "thriller." craig: what kind of mad party is this? >> it is a party for people that can't dance. you turn off the lights and then you're a wonderful, wonderful dancer. that's what i have learned. craig: i have never been to one of those hollywood orgies before. >> i guess that does sound -- c

and you know as well i do you can only marry one. oh, well, i'll marry this one. - i'm coming. - you can't even do that. why not? because you've pledged your word to the doctor's daughter. you've given her your word. and if you break your word they'll put you in prison. prison? oh, here's a fine how'd you do. it's all off. - what did you say? - i'm taking back my hand. - but i don't understand? - i'm sorry. i've never been to prison and i don't want to go there. why should you go to prison? i can't marry two of you. there's that doctor's daughter. i promised her so they'd put me in prison. goodbye. oh, unhappy me. my tonino has gone mad. he speaks so strangely that i hardly know him. signorina beatrice allow me to explain. he's fallen in love with the signorina rosaura daughter of dr. balanzoni and has promised to marry her. oh, no, no. this cannot be true. only too true, i'm afraid. if tonino abandons me, i shall die. if tonino abandons you here is florindo ready to serve you. if tonino abandons you here is one ready to avenge you.

dennis, you're married? yes, man, i'm married. i'm a married man. yes, she's actually here, dude.uns or something, i don't know. whatever, it doesn't matter. anyway, the point is, i am having, this is crazy, but i'm having feelings again. like-like some kind of 14-year-old kid or something. you remember feelings, right? yeah. i have feelings every single day of my life. - do you? - are you saying you don't have feelings? well, i'm saying i built up a shell. a shell around myself. a cold, calculated, heartless shell that couldn't be broken by anything but marriage. and that's what she did, dude-- she broke that shell with marriage. in a good way, if i'm being unclear. and that brings me, actually, to my next point. i need you to move out-- like now, like right away. what?! why do i have to move out? it's my apartment, too. uh, actually, you know what, mac? turns out it's not your apartment, because you never signed the lease, if you recall. - 'cause your credit was so bad. - oh. well, what am i going to do with all my stuff? you know what, believe it or not, i've been doing some in

more than 220 republican state legislators across the country have stood up for the freedom to marry lived to tell the tale. what we're seeing on nondiscrimination is a completely different politic reality for republicans as they look at their primaries. not only is there broad-based support across the country, but we also see very clear majorities of republicans in primaries also supporting the concept that people in the workplace should be judged on their merit and not on their sexual orientation or gender identity. so, yes, there's much broader political support at this point in time among republicans for nondiscrimination, and we expect that to continue to grow, so much so that we expect that as senator reid has promised, that there will be a vote on the floor of the senate later this fall on nondiscrimination. when he keeps his word, which we certainly hope and will be holding him to that promise, we expect this will be the 60 votes to get this out of the senate and give the house an opportunity to start this conversation. >> that is the shiniest thing i've ever heard anybody sa

and you know, blair is married to the lovely desiree. they've been married 19 years.they have three gorgeous -- don't you remember reading in the magazines. didn't you ask her in paris under the tower? i remember that from back in the day. and then your oldest son who is 16, his name is paris. >> his name is paris. that's right. >> look at the gorgeous fami. the underwoodseverybody. okay. >> we have a 13-year-old. >> your youngest is

and there were priests that were marrying. and popes that were marrying. this is come down the line into the point where celibacy has been accepted. and again as marcy said no one is forced to do this if they have decided they want to take the vows >> but there aren't at least in the states and europe there are not enough signing up >> but what i did want to say is every person that is celibate is not going to be a pedophile or a rapist or predator. >> but the large per tadges of them will have sex in some way shape or form >> most of the research on pedophelia and who becomes these are people that have been abused themselves. this is psychological replication. >> i'm not talking about pedophelia just priests and nuns having sex not with children >> and i think that when you are talking about celibacy generally, i mean, again, i take it back to this issue of control and power. because a lot of it does have to do with human beliefs around the fact that you don't want somebody to have divided loyalties. so you want that person's complete loyalty to jesus chr

wouldn't you rather henry marry a chinese girl than sara ? dad, we're not going to get married.naturally, it is important to us, but-- - of course that was before we met sara. - well, there you are. i never had a problem with henry being of a different culture. - that's not entirely true, dad. - sara, your father was just upset. this isn't working. all i wanted was... to tell everyone i was sorry so things could be like they were before. henry, i'm sorry. when i set up the dinner it never occurred to me that it might get this crazy. me neither. all i wanted was to be with you. that's all i want now. me, too. let me get this straight. you're asking henry and sara to wait a bit ? - right ? - for what ? before you do something. you know. oh... right. you mean like something stupid ? look, we love you and we respect you, but we're both old enough to know what we're doing and we're both old enough to make some of our own decisions. every 17-year-old in the history of the world thought they knew more than their parents. i think you forgot that we were 17 once ourselves. - or maybe you

we talked to 100 married women.something about which you've never been 100% honest with your husband. >> on the money situation. how much money she has. steve: how much money. >> yes! steve: all right, shelley. you and little millie there. child number 4. good luck to you, ok? hey, we talked to 100 married women. name something about which you've never been 100% honest with your husband. >> i would have to say maybe surgeries done. >> good answer. >> whoa. steve: i'm learnin' stuff over here. surgeries. audience: ohh. steve: j.l., how you doing, man? what do you do for a living, man? >> i'm an entrepreneur, have an online marketing company. steve: ok. >> and i spend time with my beautiful wife, my boys. just getting ready to be dominated, i guess. steve: yeah, you--yeah, yeah, that's what it's gonna be. all right. j.l., let's go. we talked to 100 married women. name something about which you've never been 100% honest with your husband. >> how they spent your day. "i was working." steve: how they spent their day. all

one day yeah i'll get married i love being married does to me still bug you about it on ash and she called it all of those you want to you want to call it on when i want to talk about this it's crazy. if she does she takes us on no i'm as it is this is your personal life you made it personal you made it public by doing a reality show so you introduced your personal life to the public like she definitely did actually you know she didn't act you should know she didn't actually if she takes you that you've got a thing about her. you do have a thing about her i did tell you why before we get there and i said we play a lot of games and i've said you know the tattoo is why you know what when i was growing up. if you if you did something within the confines of the gang you are from then you were able to get a tattoo with a certain space and i don't know about that that reward was pretty pretty cool and so you know i got my first tattoo which is the teardrop for don't want the wrong thing and after that it was shifts tell me that that used to you probably got about one hundred over one hundred why

i know a thing or two about marriage, because i was married before, my tip would be don't get marriedhere are five things to discuss, student loans, a budget, planning for children, and combining finances and retirement. i can tell you more, don't drive my car -- >> putting the seat down. >> who cares? the implication of before you get married, you are supposed to talk about your significant other about student loans? that's not very fun. >> what would it be like to get married and then find out they have $100,000 in loan debt. >> that's why i wanted a pre-nup. i should have gotten it. >> there are other things people have to talk about that are not financial, and people are getting married later and they have pasts, and everything your mother told a woman is correct. if you spend a decade sleeping around you will be a decade older with femoral memories, and then a guy your age will marry the you that are ten years younger. >> is that what she said? >> i am just saying your mom is always right. >> what is wrong? >> i am trying to get out of the segment. >> what would you talk to your

she was married to kelsey and you know he's got it. she might missed about being talked about on hot topics. fame ithe drug, fame is the drug. look at alex mccord, doing anything they can on the internet to be famous. they will not sit down. we'll keep following this story. i'm just saying, i'm not totally convinced of any of the above. i'll follow it and come back with my investigative reporting. [ applause ] so now i don't like it, but dina manzo is returning to the real housewives of new jersey for the sixth season. dina -- >> stay away! >> we got a request to stay away in aisle two. well, here's the thing. i thought that she was just a little bit classier than the rest in the very beginning. the way she -- her relationship with her daughter. remember when her daughter was going to go to greece with her father and they packed the clothes. grandma wrinkles the hairless cat. she's such a pretty girl. she just had such a nice demean demeanor. she was too good for the housewives once they started scrapping and throwing down. dina surpri

just get married. it has an effect.2004, gavin newsome just announced he would start marrying gay and lesbian couples at city hall. nothing in the laws of california had changed to make that a legal thing to do. he just decided to do it because he felt it was right. he thus put a turbo charger on the move towards marriage equality. that same year, jason west decided he would do the same thing. he performed dozen of same-sex marriages before he was issued a restraining order and charged with a bunch of misdemeanors. that happened well befr the landmark supreme court decision. since those rulings, local officials all over the country have just decided to do what gavin newsome did. they decided to just go ahead and start marrying people, whether or not the laws in their states had caught up. so, in july, the f the court clerk in montgomery county, pennsylvania, who started issuing marriage licenses from his office. a year later, it was some clerks in new mexico and just up and marrying people, the house made a surprisingly

are you getting married? no. [laughter] i'm not. i'm not getting married. so... [chuckles] psych. [cheerful music] ♪ are those the customer surveys? yeah. um, this is all of them. jim, dwight, phyllis, stanley, andy... (michael) kelly kapoor is our dusky, exotic customer service rep. and once a year, she will contact our clients and find out how happy they are with our salespeople. sort of a kapoor's list. schindler's list parody. that's not appropriate. no. those reports affect our bonuses. which is kind of great for me because, you wouldn't know from looking at her, but pam's a gold digger. (pam on speak) hey, new . get back to work. ah. it's the world's tiniest bluetooth. i found it in a japanese gadget store in the village. i got one for jim too. jim, say something. (jim on speaker) testing, testing. hello, everybody. we wanted to stay on the phone all day, but the company has a policy against eight-hour personal calls. so we're not telling anyone. uh, pam, what do you want in your coffee? [pam and jim together] sprinkle of cinnamon. i should go. all righty, dwighty, let's see

same reason i married her. vegas, it was vegas, there was champagne but if i can give your viewers a piece of advice. >> wendy: yeah. >> don't marry someone because their father is your favorite actor. >> wendy:ell taken. thank you for being here. we love your show. it's a brand new show. it's called "the test." look for it weekdays. check your local [ male announcer ] on one corne one pharmacist started it all: charles walgreen had a mission to help people be happy and healthy. from inventing the first chocolate malt... to creating a nonprofit pharmacy for our troops... to the first child safety caps. walgreens has been innovating for over a hundred years. and we're just getting started. with more and more ways to be well every day. here at the corner of happy and healthy. >> wendy: welcome back. it's throwback thursday time. our first photo is snooki who is a serious contender on dancing with the stars this season and her throw back picture shows you exactly why. she is flexible. she is light on her feet and

i've come to verona to marry you. all i'm waiting for is arlecchino to arrive, with my clothes, jewels and money. very well. i am your intended wife, am i? so why all this chitchat? take my hand. let's get it over with. what a strange behavior. my dear son-in-law, is it your wish to be married in this boorish way? now, say something to your bride-to-be. speak to her a little gracefully, a little lovely. you're right. i'm yours, all yours. i'm very pleased by that--that beautiful face that you've got. i would like to-- father-in-law, get out of here. you're making me shy. certainly. i shall wait upon you. be wise, daughter. he's a little foolish, but he's got money. with your permission, son-in-law. don't look a gift horse in the mouth. so we are husband and wife. i hope we are to be. and we stand here like two dummies? what would you like to do? oh. oh, oh, that's good. husband and wife. but the marriage ceremony has not yet been performed. but what do you expect to get from a marriage ceremony? i expect to have the c

the pros and cons of getting married. really think about it. marriage is not for everybody. >> that's good. >> wendy: up next everybody, august alsina is performing right here. >> wendy: closed captioning is provided by -- [ cheers and applause ] >> wendy: our next guest was recently named mtv's buzz worthy artist. he's here today to perform his number r and b hip-hop single "i love this." give it up for august alsina. >> make for some noise. we turning it up. august alsina. we're here to make some noise. ♪ it's 2 o'clock and i'm faded this kush feeling amazing got a voicemail on my phone from a lil' breezy feeling x-rated she told she hurtin' i'm in the car and i'm swervin i walked into her bedroom i put it down that's certain man i stay on that ciroc man i stay taken shots may your girl be on my jock maybe because i'm everything your not see i ain't no i'm just trying to chill cause i'm way too drunk to be talking like this i'm way too had to be trippin like this i'm way too young to be livin like this ask me why i do i

what if she's married? what if she's not? then you would actually have a chance to get what you say you want, and it terrifies you. whoa. what's wrong? (sighs) i ruined things with quinn. i insisted she stop stripping, we got in a huge fight about it, then i ran off to atlantic city for two days without calling. what the hell am i coming home to? let's have an eight-way with my six hottest stripper friends. um, how is that a punishment? wait for it. but i forbid you from filming it with your overhead camera that zooms in on whoever's being the loudest. nooooo! (shudders) no, that's too cruel. or, you know, maybe quinn's moved out. i didn't even think of that! (sighs) welcome home. i decided the place was a bit too "american psycho" for me, so while you were gone, i hired a decorator and i asked him, "what would the inside of tinkerbell's vagina look like?" and the kid just ran with it! so... what do you think? thank god you're still here! welcome home. louis never smiles. [ laughs ] [ smooch ] [ male announcer ] french the ra

place to get married.een a little bit crazy. >> greta: i can't imagine you dreamed you would northbound a food court in boulder city when you asked her to marry you. is that what you had in mind? your idea of a romantic wedding? >> no. the plans were derailed. that was not the inintention for as long as we've been planning this. >> greta: why did you pick the grand canyon. it's a beautiful place, but why? >> one of our national wonders, to be outside in one of the most beautiful places on earth. >> it's gorgeous. we didn't want to get married indoors we wanted to be outside because we love to hike. we love to run. >> greta: what is your feeling about congress tonight? washington the president? the speaker of the house? >> well, i am very disappointed. you know? i mean, honestly, you know in a couple when you have an argument, you fix it by talking to each other. you don't stomp your feet saying i'm right, you're wrong they're putting over 800,000 people out of work for the time being. they're getting paid?

she had to move and she's no longer married but it is done. she's done. she had to move d oh, she had to do a giant tattoo of a spider. [ laughter ] on her neck but it's done. she has it its done. as it turns out even the photo op to address the poorly planned rollout of obamacare suffered from a clear lack of planning as evidenced by the decision to place the pregnant woman with diabetes in the sun next to the president. [laughter] good save. [laughter] give the woman some water! but fear not, help is on the way. >> we've had some of the best it talent in the entire country join the team and we're well into a tech surge to fix the problem. >> a surge. >> jon: you are web site is so (bleep), we have to use the same strategy we used to salvage the iraq war. well our own john oliver has been trying to sign up for obamacare. he joins us right now. john. >> hi, jon! is that you? thank god. please don't leave, don't leave, jon, please. >> jon: are where are you? >> here is what happened. i went to healthcare.gov like you asked. i gave them all my information.

in the meantime, this guy jeffrey is married also.you know, he's married to elle "the body" macpherson. this is why i say there's no story here. first of all, this jeffrey, he's the owner of the fountain blue hotel in miami. the fountain blue was closed for many years for renovations. when they finally had their grand opening back in 2008, gwyneth was there and the next day gwyneth was out on jeffrey's yacht. and i saw jeffrey probably flew her in for star power, probably got a really nice payday for, you know, schmoozing it up. brett rattner is looking at him over the shoulders. hey. this does not -- they don't look like -- does that look like the sex body language to you? he looks like he's more interested in keeping eye on the prize. and she's like, hey, she's there for a date. looks like her hand is flung to her back. i say there's no story here "vanity fair," the real story is what's that marriage like to chris martin? because the streets have been talking for years. yeah. dig. dig deeper, "vanity fair" and we'll keep watching. a

says this sociologists. >> 98 to 99% of indian men and women do get married.so it is considered to be the socially honorable thing to do. it gives people social adulthood because there is no courting, there is no cohabiting before marriage and so how do you move on to the next stage of life? >> reporter: men like these lower on the socio-economic ladder find brides like babitha and gudia. for their part, these women say their own marital prospects were dim in eastern bihar state, where they grew up. marriage has, literally, been a meal ticket, they say. >> ( translated ): i know he's much older but then we were so poor, there was not enough food, not enough for simple clothing. here we eat, we have lots of things in the house, like a fridge, television. >> reporter: but marriage is not always what women from other impoverished regions are led to believe. the northern farm states, where india's green revolution began in the '70s, have a reputation in other parts of the country for abundant food and prosperity. so 20-year-old beena says it was not hard to convin

you married her anyway. you stepped into that child's life and assumed a role, you put on the daddy hat and you wore it. when it was convenient and made sense for you. now you gotta be man enough to wear the hat because it makes sense to her. yes, your honor. that's what this courtroom is about. clean up the mess. figure it out. court is adjourned. (audience applauding) (bangs gavel) i feel that... i still want my husband. and i want to be back with him, i don't want him to leave me. as i walk away from paternity court, i feel like i don't have the ring no more, so i think we're done. we have a family, it shouldn't just be that easy for him to just walk away like that. i married her for a reason, and that was to do the right thing. and now... it's not my baby, so i don't know what i'm gonna do. narrator: today on paternity court... it's not just her father. judge lake: it's not, who you've been told is your biological father. it's a third person. my mother was, you know, she was shady. she was with somebody

you're newly married.s and no, because what had happened was when he proposed, and first of all i got to say he is the best guy ever, i'm so love it's disgusting, everyone is irritated because i'm so happy, right -- >> ellen: how long have you been forget? >> we have been forget almost five years but i have known him for 18 years and i kept forgetting who he was. [laughter] >> i did. and i was like oh, "hi, i'm rose." we met. he did this for like four or five times then like the eighth time i went "who is that?" you say that all the time and i got flustered and he told me he was single and we have been together of ever since and it was wonderful. >> ellen: how did the surprise wedding sort of kind of happen? >> we -- right. he wanted -- he wanted a big wedding, and i was like why? why spend all that money? then you get all like stressed out and everybody is worrying about where they're going to sit and it is just a waste, it's about just me and you coming together and i said let's go to city hall and he's

we're married. i'm already home, silly. right. you're here. we're married, and that's cool.'m psyched, dude. that's great.

and you're still married and happy. >> married 18 year, four kids. so it's all good. but it's half of 100. >> wendy: look at the peete family. oh, my gosh. so when you and leah remini were on the talk show and now you're not, you kept a friendship going. >> she's so amazing. she came to my event, my foundation for autism event. she hasn't been on the carpet all since the big announcement and she was like i'm going to show up, but just for you. >> wendy: she talks tough. >> yeah. >> wendy: is she like tony? >> tony is tough. >> wendy: when are you going to back off, tontony? >> she loves him. >> wendy: he's a nice guy, but he's tough because he won either last year or the year before. so once you have the trophy, you go hard for it. >> you know, i love halloween. so this is fun. thanks for inviting me. because i really like to bring it. >> wendy: i saw the picture of you as prince. >> a couple years ago i dressed as someone i've been in love with forever. i brought it as prince, i have to say. oh, my gosh. >> wendy: have you ever met him? >> i have met him, years ago.

. >>> across the state of new jersey same sex couples are starting to get married now. the otherrions became legal at midnight and moments after the clock struck 12:00, the ceremonies started. >> reporter: it is officially past midnight. marriage is equal in new jersey. >> reporter: joseph pan setty and orville bell became one of the first same sex couples to legally marry in new jersey. they have been waiting for this moment for 15 years. >> it was important for us not to escape new jersey and go to massachusetts or new york to be married. but to simply stay here and fight for the rights due us. >>> when asked if anyone objected to the marriage, one protester spoke up. >> please remove that person. >> a state court ruled that new jersey can allow gay and lesbian couples to marry starring today. new jersey governor chris christie tried to block these ceremonies from happening. >> reporter: the state supreme court rejected that request and will hear christie's case in january. >> exhilerated, ecstatic and excited. >> reporter: lose walton and marcia shapiro also tied th

do you say that any two people who love each other can be considered married?nd then what do you say to the person who says, but we are other. why are you leaving us out of that equation? so these are where the questions get more complicated and harder to define and harder to write into law and make everybody feel good about it. >> that's why socieshistoricalle referred to the con jugal definition of marriage. >> why marriage? why do you think that now more than ever, the republican party, members of the republican party are open to this idea of gay marriage marriage? >> it's an issue that's evolved. barack obama only came out in favor of gay marriage a relatively short time ago. i think this gets at a long-standing division in the republican party that tyler alluded to, about individual freedom. the republicans were better supporters of civil liabilities issues than democrats. it's only really with the introduction of the evangelical community that you actually start to get a move away from civil liberties in the first place and particular after 9-11. stabilit

you're married. go for it, all right all right, that's enough, that's enough. for the first dance for the happy couple please welcome five time tony award winner audra mcdonald. (cheers and applause) ♪ hey little sister what have you done ♪ ♪ hey little sister ♪ who's the only one ♪ hey little sister who's your ♪ ♪ hey little sister who's the one you want ♪ ♪ hey little sister ♪ shotgun ♪ it's a nice day ♪ it's nice day for a white wedding ♪ ♪ nice day ♪ take me back home ♪ yeah ♪ there's nothing pure in this world ♪ ♪ there's nothing pure in this world ♪ ♪ left in this world ♪ come on ♪ it's a nice day for a white wedding ♪ ♪ it's nice day ♪ to start again ♪. >> stephen: mike and myelin, happy shutdown, everybody. we'll be right back . >> stephen: welcome back, everybody, my guest tonight thinks that americans can better honor our troops. so two magnetic yellow ribbons? please welcome david friningel. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: hey, david, nice to have you back. now good to see you again. >> good to see you. >> the last time you were here, you were here