let me -- let me just give you a little more butt cheek. nice ass though, it's a nice butt. >> seth: it is a nice butt. everybody -- i think that was the thing about abercrombie and fitch, there were never lousy butts in the ads. >> there were never lousy butts. [ laughter ] no, he picked some good butts. >> seth: you represented canada as well, in what -- what am i about to show? >> ah, jesus. uh, you're about to show -- i did a thing when i was 17, it was like the ford super model of the world competition. >> seth: gotcha. >> where my -- yeah. i did like a -- >> seth: so you -- you had to win a lot of intern -- >> i won the canada thing. >> seth: okay. >> ford super model in canada, and then went to vegas to do the ford super model of the world thing. and as i was going down the runway, my joint collapsed in my toe. >> seth: gotcha. >> and thought -- it kind of hurt, and like five months later had to have surgery. >> seth: but this -- but this is incredible, because we're going to see the moment your joint collapsed. >> yeah. >> seth: yea

did you see me? david: how do you relax? oprah: the word for me now is i am content. just relaxed. i am content. i know a lot of rich people who are not happy, but i am not one of them. i am one of the happiest rich people you are ever going to see. david: when you are trying to get away from it all and get away from everything, you relax at one of your homes? oprah: yes. it does not take a lot for me to be happy. gayle will say to me, are you sitting in the trees with your thoughts? i can be happy with my dogs. david: thank you for doing this. i rely one of the great pleasures in life is not being interviewed by me, so thank you for this. oprah: it has been a pleasure though. david: it has been my pleasure completely. this is a low-budget show, and so were going to give a car out, smaller than the cars you usually get out. it is a car -- oprah: really? this is great. david: we can't afford a big car, but thank you. oprah: that is so cute. david: all right, well, that was great. thank you. thank you. ♪ jonathan: from new york city to our viewers worldwide. with 30 min

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he sat me down and just talk me everything. i cried. we were all in tears. to get better. i was like... i didn't want the physio, the treatments. i didn't ca re the physio, the treatments. i didn't care about my injuries. lewis has already pleaded guilty to causing gavin's death by dangerous driving. now meg has asked to meet him. i wa nt to now meg has asked to meet him. i want to ask what possessed him to pick up his mobile phone behind the wheel. i want to know how he's feeling now, how it might affect him and to let him know how i'm feeling, hal gavin's family feeling, what we've had to go through. when i had the message that she wanted to meet me,| the message that she wanted to meet me, i felt upset because i'm guilty andl me, i felt upset because i'm guilty and i feel like i'm a bad person, like i'm hated everywhere and i thought she would hate me and i was just... i felt, um, thought she would hate me and i was just... ifelt, um, why would thought she would hate me and i was just... i felt, um, why would she wa nt just... i felt, um, why would she wa

are you angry at me? are you angry at me? a little bit. yeah., so many people. it was a stupid mistake. i don't want to hate you for ever. iam not i don't want to hate you for ever. i am not that type of person. and eventually i will probably be able to forgive you. but i just needed able to forgive you. but ijust needed some questions answering first. to be honest, i expected the hate and abuse. i don't know what you're like. i don't know what you're like. i don't know. i expect it from anyone who sees me oi'i i expect it from anyone who sees me on the street. if they want to have a go, i will listen and accept anything that people want to say. like, iwas that people want to say. like, i was scared to meet you. so, you've got all your stuff together that you need? i'm going to go over it again. asa i'm going to go over it again. as a first—time offender, prison isa as a first—time offender, prison is a daunting prospect for lewis, so is a daunting prospect for lewis, so he and his stepmum have been looking at what he needs to ta ke looking at w

that struck me as well. on the personal side, the way i came to the judge was i put together in law school this list of judges i wanted to clerk for. i was one of the early clerks when i was applying on the bench for a year and a half. i hadn't heard of him and had lists of 20 or 30 judges. a friend looked at the list and he ran through and said, this looks good but you should add this judge, judge gorsuch. he just took the bench. i heard him give a speech and he seemed just brilliant and i think you should go and take a look at him. so i applied. i was fortunate enough to get an interview with him and actually confess, reluctantly that i wasn't sure the day, do i want to fly out to colorado? i was debating possibly cancelling. so i flew out there and by the end of the interview, he offers me the position, i would just be blessed to clerk because in the short span of 30 to 40 minutes, i could see his brilliance and this incisive questioning and also, just what a kind decent man he was and there was a real wa

which were interesting to me. that they have 20 requests out there for interviews, five have been scheduled. they also -- senator burr seemed to imply that general flynn may either had been interviewed or will be interviewed. he said it was safe to say. he said, we have had conversations with a lot of people and it would safe to say general flynn is a part of that list. i also think one thing we learned here is that sometimes, congress can have a problem with getting all the documents it wants from the intelligence community. and that they're clearly right to work out how to do that. i mean, i think it was senator werener who called it a challenge. because sometimes congress wants more than the intelligence community is willing to give. so there's going to be a lot of give and take there, but what i got out of this, was that, as david was saying, these guys are serious about this. senator burr stood out there and said, i voted for donald trump, okay? let's get that on the table. i voted for donald trump, and we lo

to me it is all together.when i see budget cuts in all of the areas and you add up all of the money saved for that and more than that is made for the first down payment on the wall to mexico. we are defending ourselves from unknown hords by getting rid of the things in our country that make us great, the culture and science together, and science should be a big part of our culture. that's one of the reasons i write books and lecture because these ideas are so fascinating, and if we think about all of the questions that you have asked and everyone asks, how did we get here, are we alone? we're all scientistness that sense, but somehow science has become divorced from many people from culture and it shouldn't be because the ideas are fascinating. you know what? you don't have to be a scientist to enjoy it. it really amazes me that people can enjoy music but they don't have dob eric clapton. they don't have to be picasso to enjoy art. science stuff, people say i don't understand it, sure, if you understand it you

he said he wanted to fight me individually. one on one. mano a mano. you know me.d, come on, let's fight. >> reporter: he refused to join a gang so inmates beat him. guards mocked him. >> nobody protecting me. i'm by myself. there you have to fight for the phone. you have to fight to be able to sit at the table. you have to fight for people not to take your commissary. you have to fight for any little thing. >> reporter: the anger, isolation and brutality khalif found in jail would stay with him long after he went home. >> this is how he releases his anger. >> reporter: weighing heavily on his friends and family. >> when he thinks about rikers, he gets really upset. >> who was khalif before he went to rikers? >> he was a normal kid, he was a teenager. >> when he comes home from rikers, who is he? >> soulless. he wasn't the same anymore. >> he did a lot that resembled him being in jail, which was he used to line up bottles on the windowsill and talk to them. because that was something he did since he didn't have human contact in jail. >> it sounds like that even whe

let me also thank you, mr. chairman, and members of the committee for the courtesies you have extended to me and my family over the past eight weeks. i am grateful that members have been so accommodating and meeting with the personally. i have found those meetings very useful in a better understanding they committee as they undertake their responsibility of advise and consent. i know that i would not be here today were it not for the sacrifices and help over the years of my family, who you met earlier today, friends, mentors, teachers, and colleagues, many of whom are here today. last week, one of those mentors and friends, chief justice william rehnquist was laid to rest. i talked last week with the nurses who helped to care for him over the past year. i was glad to hear from them that he was not a particularly good patient. he chafed at the limitations they tried to impose. his dedication to duty over the past year was an inspiration to me and i know too many others. i will miss him. appreciation that i open

she pushed me, i pushed her back. i slapped her. punched her. she punched me.he kind of like fell and then she busted it open. and on the floor. and she's kicking me like this. and flailing like a whale trying to get away from me. and i'm trying to hit her. then the police came and stopped it. >> arguetta is ready to put their differences behind him. his release from santa rita is days away. >> if i am not in oakland, i can guarantee you i won't be coming to jail. i want to be a waitress. sort of like prostitution. serving tables. interacting with people. you get your tips daily. if i want to refuse service to somebody, i will refuse service to somebody. >> for the time being. danielle benefield need not worry about getting along with others. >> would you like yard today, miss benefield? >> yeah. >> okay, get dressed. >> okay, i will get dressed. >> she is in segregation for fighting with another female inmate who she says was making advances towards her. but this isn't benefield's first time in trouble. >> benefield is the center of attention. she's very loud.

. >> he sucker punched me. flat out. >> this ain't the first time you assaulted anybody. >> what is the evidence? >> and -- >> it's scary. >> there are people over there that have hunter tattoos on them and they are looking at me wondering what i'm here for. >> a young inmate gets a a crash course how to survive in jail. >> don't tell people you were 18. tell them 24, 25. >> as he prepares to deal with the consequences of his actions. >> your decision killed two people. ruined our lives forever. and now the best days of our lives are over. ♪ >> just north of the ohio river in the middle of downtown cincinnati is another city of sorts. the hamilton county justice center. population 1,300. most of the men and women in this jail are only accused of crimes and are awaiting trial or the resolution of the cases. >> we are running a small city, really. it is a city that never sleeps. when your city never sleeps there is always something that you need to pay attention to. disagreements, arguments, assaults, fights, att

eso es consolidar, no me lo resuelve, generalmente me las empeora a largo plazo.eses. al reducir intereses mi pago mensual aporta mÁs a mi deuda y eliminÓ la deuda mÁs rápido y me cuesta menos en intereses. generalmente lo que sucede es que el pago es mÁs alto, que lo que estaba pagando hasta este momento. para calificar tengo que estar al dÍa, no puedo estar retrasado. sentirme retrasado en deudas no puedo estar en la de intereses. este plan afecta muy pero muy poco el crÉdito pero a largo plazo nos ayuda a mejorar porque salimos mÁs rápido de las deudas. son para personas que realmente estÁn enredadas con las deudas. karla: esa seria reducciÓn de interÉs, el otro servicio? orlando: la reducciÓn del principal, de la deuda la reducciÓn del principal, de la deuda en sÍ. tengo 10.000 $ en deuda, vamos a negociar la deuda. hay compaÑÍas que se encargan de negociar la deuda. si debe 10.000 $ la compaÑÍahabla con la instituciÓn bancaria, te vamos a pagar 6000 $, esto afecta el crÉdito y no estÁ garantizado. la gran ventaja para estas personas que se estÁn retrasadas ca

: always freaks me out., it's crazy. we were shooting promos with a a camel, an emu, and a baby goat. um, and th but he went number one for about three minutes. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] >> they brought out a five gallon bucket to catch it. it overflowed. they brought out another five gallon bucket to catch it, it overflowed, so they just let ah, he's like, "i'm in hump number two." >> yeah, you know, he peed so much, he lost his hump. [ light laughter ] so that's what in there? and then the emu -- no, not emu. the llama, not to be outdone, she went number one and number two at the same damn time. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, i've seen that. >> now, that's talent. i decide to do number one and number two and it don't work. not at the same time. >> jimmy: no, not at the same time. don't try that. >> no, not at all. >> jimmy: the baby goat okay? >> the baby goat just looked at us like, "yo ant, why we here?" [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: let's go out and get a drink after this. you hung out with the

hablando que se me va a casar nuestra compaÑera andrea, te me estÁs tardando.ca. a aguantaron y luego la respuesta de pumas. nicolÁs castillo clavÓ 2. alan: estÁbamos ahÍ y una jugadota muy buena! rodolfo:3-2 definitivo para una victoria azul crema. alan:mis respetos! esas cosas del torneo no las entiendo. de repente el amÉrica le gana a los mejores y luego pierde con los peores,y lo golpeÓ le gana al mejor. rodolfo: me gusta decir que es competitivo el fÚtbol mexicano. los que tambiÉn se estÁn salvando son monarcas. consiguieron este domingo un triunfo de oro en la visita al cuauhtÉmoc. éste partido estuvo para el bostezo. estuvo muy triste, mÁs triste que una canciÓn de josÉ alfredo jiménez. al minuto 90 tuvo que llegar a miguel angel. alan: salva del descenso. rodolfo: comienzan a despegarse las situaciones. veracruz estÁ que pelas. un tiro libre indirecto al minuto 90, con un minuto de propina el puebla terminÓ con 10 elementos por una expulsiÓn. alan:las chivas sÚper lÍderes! hay que aceptar cuando juegan bien. rodolfo: golazo en la liga portuguesa, cortes

somebody like me. and i just thought thinking what is the next place? maybe somebody like you could step into a place like that and be prepared for that. one of the things i think is most important is having to accomplish things you think how am i going to ask this person for this. this is crazy what i am about to ask them to do for the president. always put yourself in their shoes. you know what you want to accomplish but what are they thinking? what is their background and what are they trying to accomplish in whatever your world view is? how are the ways what you are asking benefiting them. that is kind of difficult to do. if you pause for a moment and think about how the other person sees it you may put that ask in a very different way. in my case, when i went to the office, i didn't say here is all the great things i have done because when you go with college students, it may be a great thing on your resume. they don't care about your grade point average of the summer jobs you had. what i do lead

they come up to me and ask me about these crazy stories. say, sorry, i don't know what you're talking about. they look at me like i'm completely lying because they think i'm him. >> i'm going to head out. >> okay. >> all right. >> see ya. >> as co-workers, the brothers spend a lot of time together, but soon justin will go away for a while in order to pursue a dream. >> i'm off the whole month of june, and we're going to be out in washington and oregon. the olympic peninsula. one of the most squatchiest places on the earth. >> you going to look for sasquatch? >> i don't believe you, man. >> good luck. >> heading to washington state to go squatching. he's taking to it a whole other level. >> too many people are going after the big sasquatch. >> you're going to go for the little sasquatch. >> you've got to worry about the mom and you've got to worry about the dad. >> i walked into his house the other day. he had about a 3 1/2-foot cardboard cutout, honest to god, standing in his living room. i said, come on, what is this? aren't bigfoots bigge

i just told him the bad people arrested me and brought me here.ople got get me out. >> and today amariye has come for a visit along with his grandmother shannon. >> who are you seeing, ma'am? >> annishia smith. >> when annishia went to jail, i didn't give it a second thought about raising my grandson. i went and i got him. and he's been with me ever since. this is not how i planned on spending my 40s. i was more so thinking the kids were going to be grown. it was going to be easier. i'm gonna be able to sit back and relax. see my grand kids on sundays. none of that's true. he's getting ready to turn five this year. and she's been here ever since he was one. and this is the only real contact he's had as far as mother and child goes with his mother, that he can remember. so it's very important to get to see her. >> hey mommy. >> hey. >> visits mean a lot. but at the same time i hate him to see me through a glass. because i know that even though he dent say it that he want a hug and he want to touch me, reach out. and i want to reach out to him too.

they also told me i had the documents threats against me.w them things like this. 52 days later they sent me a letter rejecting my application for a carry permit. they said i could get a license to keep a gun in my apartment but i feel safe any apartment. i want a permit to carry where i might feel threatened. but i was told, you failed to demonstrate a special need. the license adviser told me i had applied for the permit the wrong way. >> friends of the ruling class, that's who get it. everyone else you're out of luck. >> donald trump got a per notice carry a gun. so did howard stern and robert denear roy. >> the ronnyism way. many you have done work for someone who knows a senator. that's the approach. they'll get you in front of a jump and within two or throw days you'll have a permit. >> these individuals can afford to pay for security. my family can't. there's no way in hell i'm going to let this lie. >> when we return, the red tape >> when we return, the red tape keeps coming. do you remember what your sdad and i taught you. about han

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why don't you make me a burger? let me see how different it is.that gives me a reason to at least want to give him a chance. what are you making here? what do you have in there? fuji: italian burger. i was, like, trying to make the "mona lisa" for them, and they were painting a mustache on her. lemonis: right. fuji definitely has a different process than what i saw earlier. not only is he using fresh meat, but he's taking the time to use the right spices and the right blends. that's how a specialty burger is supposed to be made. bring that knife, please. tranchina: wow. it looks good. sammy: what do we got? oh, this thing's bangin'. lemonis: these burgers are way better than what i had earlier. did you try this one? unbelievable. tranchina: which one is that one? let me get some of that. i'm starving. lemonis: it's got the fresh meat and the herbs and the spices. -covello: i'm loving this. -fuji: that's the italian. lemonis: they're not perfect, but there seems to be real potential. fuji: not bad. [ chuckles ] lemonis: it's time for us to sit down

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me recuerdan y me vuelven a enseÑar.> lo que importa es que estoy con aliados, con la gente correcta. orlando:usted no asesinÓ al presidente? >> por supuesto que no, por supuesto que no. por eso juro delante de mÉxicoque no voy a descansar hasta no sabe quien fueron los culpables. orlando:quÉ estas buscando? >> resistir, resistir y encontrar justicia. intentan acusarme de un asesinato que no cometÍ, diego nava era mi esposo y el presidente de mÉxico, y xico necesita saber la verdad. orlando: estÁ persiguiendo el gobierno, estÁs huyendo, tienes un ejÉrcito que te apoye? >> no necesitas un ejÉrcito , tengo aliados y tengo a la gente correcta. si supieras cuantos mexicanos se necesita para derrocar el sistema estarÍa sorprendido? orlando: primera entrevista con emilia urquiza, que se encuentra fugitiva de la justicia por presuntamente haber asesinado el presidente de mÉxico. karla: gracias, orlando. william: un "cÓdigo segura" muy diferente. espero que propiamente este con nosotros orlando aquÍ para que nos explique. regres

i think doing good work absolutely keeps me grounded. i remember what it was like almost 25 days in the heat of miami when all these group of people who knew nothing about me, did not have any expectations of academy awards, were working their -- off because they believe in the project. i think having the pride and remembering what the work was like, the process, i think it keeps me a little buffeted from the results whether they go good or bad. >> that's a very adult way to handle it. >> i'm trying, bro. i'm trying. >> a mature way -- >> i'm going to wake up the day after the academy awards, and i'm going to have a blank page like every other writer. back to square one. >> i guess the sense that you'reual you're all in. i look ford having you back for many years to come. honored. thank you, my friend. that's our show for tonight. and as always, keep the faith. ♪ >> give me your head. let your head rest in my hand. i've got you. i promise you. i'm not going to let you go. man, i've got you. there you go. ten seconds. ♪ >> for more inform

it's me. this face will never see a worry wrinkle, which would make me smile, but i'm not going to because, duh, smile lines. so, your plan is to be clueless? "ignorance is bliss" -- thomas gray in his "ode on a distant prospect of eton college." you get those quote-of-the-day e-mails, don't you? if you know the right things, you don't have to know everything. oh, for instance, that whole, like, secretary thingy, they actually don't call them secretaries anymore. they really prefer "flight attendant." just saying. hey, buddy. no! boyd! where -- where's boyd? something short and half-naked just ran downstairs. mandy's here, so... i guess it was boyd. [ sighs ] i told him i'd run him a bath, but then he got scared that dragon fire would come out of the faucet. i'm sorry. is that actually a thing? 'cause i would frown, but that's even worse than smile lines, so... boyd! hey, come on! let me in! this isn't safe. boyd: grandpa said the bomb shelter's the safest place in the house! honey, please. pl

palestinians always want. >> you're judging me now. you're judging me. you provoked the worst for me always. >> this interview is ruined. i dictate the rules of the game, not you. >> you see, here is the problem with the relationship. we've been here for thousands of years, you and me. so we have time to talk about it. >> i don't. >> you might have time. i don't. you don't dictate to me what time i have and what i don't. you came to me in my house. so at least be polite, ok? >> well, that went rather well. >> well, do you think i blew it? do you think he'll see me again? >> i think we should really go back and see him. what do you think about that? >> i think we have to give it some time and come back and call him again. but i definitely don't want to go inside his hole. so you better arrange that somewhere neutral. >> it's part of that coming here to the empty land, or the land with no people and all these things, and now it's -- >> most believe in the justice of the courts, they put the blame on otherers. we are always like -- and they are attempt toge

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they could tell me things that they themselves did not have the education to tell me.f this could help me in life. i myself was not by any means looking ahead that way. thank heavens others were. brian: where is any today and what did he do in his life? thomas: it is ironic. last year on my birthday, i received a card from him. he is a year old and i am. he went on to become the dean of one of the colleges. he is now retired, living in a very nice area. it was quite a pleasant surprise. my life really could have been very different had i not been introduced to him. i never would have been introduced to him except members of my family that were older sought immediately that this was someone who could be helpful to me. he and i never lived within a quarter-mile of each other. he was a year older so i would never have been in the same class with him in school. he was able to tell me things that i did not know. for example, he took me to a public library for the first time in my life. i had no idea what a public library was. it was very dubious when i saw all those books a