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>> what do you want to know about my leading men. derstand you. >> do you have a favorite leading man. >> yes. >> who who you tell me. >> i'm going to go marlon brando who was the best kisser sophia. >> no, no no, no. >> she won't say. >> i never kiss anybody, no, no no. italian actresses don't kiss in front of the camera. we never do. never do. i tell you the truth. >> are you kissing anyone in real life now. >> what did you say. >> are you kissing anyone in real life now. >> no, no no no. i am too old for that. >> no, never too old. >> you are fabulous. >> i will will go right back at her no, no no. sophia, thank you so much. so cid they may make it look together and put it on direct tv. it will be just for the month of january, they are celebrating it. >> hurry i it up, it is almost the the 21st. >> yes. >> maybe they kiss and tell on camera. >> yes, yes good here's the thing, jen doesn't she have ledgendry lips. >> she looks marvelous i could not understand you or hear you she's awesome. >> yes. >> people have have to say there is

do i sign up for isis? where is their recruiting? >> it x loo like a blind man who doesn't get the cane. >> men who take selfies are fine but you can't>> it is like owning more shoes than you. >> and i do think if a man takes a selfie there should be someone in it, but not another person. with your puppy, great. with your gym equipment? >> that is a eleven -- leventhal. >> your rubbish willy. >> all of your money. >> you have to have a thing. >> with piles of money. >> you have to have a thing. that's what it is. that makes sense. because status is important to women where looks are important to men. joe, what do you -- where are you performing next? >> i have a tv show on thursday night on xs tv. it is live. it will be awesome. foul language. >> oh my goodness. we have to go. thanks, guy. politics and culture. "the five" is next. >>> hello everyone. they call us "the five". ." >> i'm afraid i have to break our date for saturday night. >> break our date? >> yeah. something suddenly came up. >> something suddenly came up? >> yeah. >> i don't want you to be late for class. >> i'll see you. >> something suddenly came up. >> yes, marsha

your baby girl. >> it is. >> before we run out of time, i want to ask you about, who do you want to join 100 black men? who do you want to help? >> we have two ways. we want members who want to join the 100 black men in the bay area themselves, african-american male professionals, public/private sector who have a commitment to improving the community aund focusing on mentoring and the issues that really target our community and are important to us. we also want to have folks at a sponsorship level. maybe you don't have the time to be the full member, but the work we're doing you think is important so you sponsor us. visit our web site, reach out to our board, definitely contact us and we will welcome you. >> with that, we're going to make sure we post all of your information on our web site. >> thank you. >> thank you so much and thank you for the work you're doing. >> thank you. >> and we do have to take a short break. when we come back, we're going to hear about a unique program in marin county that helps formerly incarcerated young man learn a path to success. stay with me. i'll be right back. ring

men do come with a manual in the form of this book. single man/married man, a book written from the perspective of several different men in different phases of their lives, married men, single men, dating men, divorced men. the book is set to come out on february 10th and it's already getting lots of attention. >> long story short, she's the queen. >> they've put together a series of online videos to get the message out that this book is about to hit store shelves. >> find a moment in my relationship when i razeealized she wasn't the one. this young lady tested -- >> a lot of questions for the authors of this book. thrilled to say we're joined by three authors at the momen welcome to the show! >> hi everybody. >> hello, everybody. >> how did you three guys get together? how do you start with this idea? >> what happened me and my wife we own a frozen yogurt shop in brooklyn brooklyn swirl, one of my partners, frank, right here a single guy, i'm the married one. we'd be in there, conversating with customers, mostly women, why you single w

men were doing this. 26% of men were doing this. >> only men. >> it just shows that american are bad with money and shouldn't be leading our country, so we need more women in office. all the men, out the door. >> not john. tell us what you think about this. >> i think the point that is missed here is the $500 level. if you're getting drugs and prostitutes for under 50 you're getting a heck of a deal or not very good quality. >> for less than that. >> my wife has a separate bank and i trust her as long as it's not a problem with spending. it's not in our family. i wouldn't dream of asking my wife to report income to me. >> thanks, guys and thank you for joining us. and eric, what do you guys have coming up? >> brady, belichick and deflated footballs casting a dark cloud over the super bowl but is the real scandal what is teaching our kids? plus, did the president's image just get deflated from this interview? >> we'll be watching. but up here first, i'm sure you've all heard all the deflate deflategate jokes, but have you heard about the name ready to get superinflated from it all? yo

. >> they do. men want to do nice things for their wives. >> i will stipulate that. >> to show them how smart you are is good stuff. but ok. >> that is why it was so great to live in texas. >> in the mid-80's, carl icahn and i were discussing this subject a few years ago. i said carl, you outlasted the rater days. i was a raider and ran out of ideas or something, but i quit. the last time i tried it was 91. but carl stayed there. and now he is spoken of with great respect. he is an activist shareholder. i never got to be an activist shareholder. i went in and out as raider. but activist shareholders are handy. there is still mismanagement in corporate america. is it better today than the 1980's? it is better. let me take you to the gulf deal in 1984. never sold higher than 35. it was worth $100. asset was worth $100. for years and years, it would stay between 30 and 35. the ceo only owned 21,000 shares . i get up and make speeches. i said, mr. lee, we have 200 million dollars invested in your company,

these men do not have guns. two, i also brought you a well known black newspaper in the bay area that shows a report. he felt that the police department had a bias that only black men get shot. no one else. here's his report. last but not least is from the journal of environmental criminology which isn't published in the chronicle but other newspapers on the peninsula they came up with a study that the bias is in reverse. they prefer to shoot a white person. there is no animosity in the police department of who was shot and how. in an view with 300 police officers it was stated not one of them complained when they shot a white guy but they complained when they shot a black person and the bias across the united states in 50 states. i have an article out of the newspaper. i'm going to leave copies for you and kowps for the audience at large that there is something going on in the media that isn't being reported and we have a lot of anarchists that jump on to the bias when police officers claim they don't shoot a lo

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in the united states women favor reproductive freedom only slightly more than men. so, doot leave men out of the solution. not all men are hopeless. 100 years ago, my grandmother was in exile in europe for publishing "the woman rubble," there was a trial going downtown of an unsuspecting individual who was entrapped into handing to an undercover police officer a copy of one of my grandmother's pamphlets. "family limitation," 16 pages of birth control advice. the accused, on the witness stand, declared that comstock was a religious and pornographic fanatic. and, a victim of incurable sex- phobia. heath further declared i deny the right of the state to exercise dominion over the souls and bodies of our women by compelling them to go into unwilling motherhood. the defendant was found guilty. the presiding judge said, in sentencing, your crime is not only a violation of the laws of man, it is a violation of the laws of god. to circulate pamphlets like these is a menace to society. many believe it is a crime to have children. if some of the women advocating suffered would advoc

these men do. they are the republicans. they can kill the plan stone dead and the president seems to be daring them to try. >> i am joined by the senior congressional reporter for politico. to the extent that there is, around the state of the union we do not know what is in it. the white house has told us what is going to be and it. other going to be surprises? >> i am not sure. in addition to the tax plan that you just mentioned which has been a centerpiece of his tax policies since he came into office. international trade is something both parties could get done this year. what else is the resident signaling to move towards? how far does the president go on issues that republicans like like corporate tax reform? that is something republicans are pushing hard. you will listen to the emphasis that he puts on those issues and calling for military force on isis. the amount of emphasis the president puts on will be something that everyone will be chewing on. >> even with the american deficit having gone down 10% of gdp to 3% o

i imagine the french police in this urgent search must be thinking that if the two men do not have an extensive support network - in other words, if they do not have people that will hide them feed them then eventually they are going to have to surface again. they'll probably need fuel for a vehicle, they'll need food to keep on moving and that i suppose, must give the french police some heart. on the other hand it is clearly very distressing for the police the government and the vast majority of people in france that the killers are still on the loose. what are we now, some almost 36 hours after the attack. >> barnaby phillips live for us there, north-east of paris. thank you so much >>> jacky rowland can join us live from the square in paris where another vigil for the victims is taking place now. tell us more about the vigil. it is yet another vigil taking place today. what is the mood like there this evening? >> it is and it's been going on for two hours. the mood evolved during this rally. at the beginning we saw, again, the sombre scenes of reflection contemplation and remembran

can modern men do anything women can?n it comes to parenting this is a different kind of divided household. here's abc's matt gutman. >> reporter: reality star kristin cavilari known for roles on "laguna beach" and "the hills." has embraced the role of working hollywood mom. this past weekend -- >> colombia! >> reporter: she left home to judge the miss universe pageant here in miami. when she texted her hubby to check in, this was his response. need you home asap all hell has broken loose. her husband, chicago bears quarterback jay cutler, father to their two young sons, was about to be sacked. jack is in his crib. cam refuses to eat. i'm about to leave. she posted it on instagram to her 1.1 million followers and sparked a storm of comments on social media. one writing, kristin leaves jay cutler in charge of kids, catastrophe ensues. break up with cutler for me. he can't handle kids no big surprise, everyone knows he can't handle a football. eric suteress is editor of mom.me. >> my immediate reaction was, this is so typic

a news4 i-team investigation catches beer delivery men doing more than just dropping off booze. >>> andake a look. she's our area's golden girl and she's ready to take on a whole new challenge on the other side of the country. >>> first, it was a week to pause and honor those who have given so much to our nation our veterans. but there's a special effort here in d.c. to make sure a certain group gets to see their memorial. chris lawrence takes a look at how local residents and service members are trying to honor the greatest generation. >> it's been one hell of a journey to get here. surviving world war ii starting families. >> that's it right there. >> growing old, and wondering if they ever would ever get to their memorial. >> there you go. >> and then they're face-to-face with it. all in bronze. pillars, pavilions and the rainbow pool. >> i never imagined this. >> fanny farmer enlisted in the women's army corps in 1943. >>> and it has been a wonderful, wonderful thing for me. >> she and these veterans dreamed to see the national world war ii memorial. >> thank you for your service an

couldn't men do anything?is the asking, if useless to provide the condom, do you have to pay on too? it's true, sanger did not trust men to take a pill. that is one reason why she went to the pill for women. it's interesting, a pill for men is always like 15 years away. it's always the same amount of distance away. >> what woman would trust a man that says, i'm on the pill. there is a fundamental problem with that. >> but still, we are in relationships with men who we trust. we trust them to do all kinds of things, and we love them. i'm not talking about someone with a one night stand. after you are husbands in our longtime lovers. it seems odd to say, i do not trust you to take this pill, i trust you with everything else like our finances and children. i don't know. i think maybe people will come around a little bit on the pill for men one day. >> 1914. aspirations. how would you compare the reality of today with the degree of success, or what you think margaret sanger, how happy would she be? >> what a great

to do their fair share in the house and not penalizing men who are primary caretakers as we now do. most of the study show even as we punish women who take time off for reduced schedules to accommodate family obligations we are even more punitive towards men who do that. until we change that fact it's going to be women who end up paying the predominant price who have different burdens of responsibilities. we also need to make it a lot easier for women to re-enter the workplace after they have taken those leads. we make the exit ramps really simple. we make the re-entry point is really difficult and a lot of companies are now coming to realize that is not a very cost-effective use of the talent pool and what we really need to do is figure out ways to retool and retrain women who want to re-enter the workforce and give them the capacity to do so. we know forbids the women who take substantial time off want to return to full-time work eventually and yet two-thirds are unable to do that. that's a failure of our policy choices and our organizational that really n

men to break through. as it is for women. >> it is interesting. do think women look after each other more than men do? men. >> i know you do. and other women. they feel they have a commitment. >> i loved a piece written in "the hollywood reporter." amazing. >> he talked to me. tom cruise doesn't have an obligation to a white audience but i feel and then still feels -- denzel feels an obligation to open more doors to more women. >> when you are starting of course you do not say anything. you just want to work. you are so excited. it invited to the clubs, i'm here. i don't want to upset anyone. we always take care of each other. i know men who speak up that there should be more female roles. the role used to be a man and he changed it to a woman. >> because he saw you in the role? >> it was the character. it goes to show women and men are not that different. the da ease they could have been a woman as a man -- the da easily could have been a woman or a man. >> how is he different as a director? >> he is like an independent film director. i was really scared before i went to shoot that film. i thought, th

you have resting areas in your bathroom. >> we do. >> men pee on the toilet seat. we do. >> we all have to look at the positives. in every situation there are positives. some people don't want to see them. >> they want to complain. it is feminism and it makes you look strong. >> women want to fix this problem do what men do. don't wash your hands. you are in and you are out. and the other thing is take the urinals out of the -- mix them and babies can happen. >> lines were never a problem with you at your shows are they? >> in the bathroom they are. >> did you see what i did there. >> usually people are going in the bathroom to do lines. >> i thought they were going to flush themselves down the toilet. >> i am trying to be nice. >> it didn't work. >> was that your opinion? >> shut up. don't laugh. i say open up the men's bathroom to women. i wouldn't be off fended if you came strolling in. >> here is the issue notice when they have nongender single bathrooms with locks the ones that take forever have women in them. it ends up hurting everybody. like socialism. we ha

gerri: you told me women do better than men. >> women do do better than men. 've accrued -- gerri: do you think it's because they're crankier about pain? [laughter] you find this all the time, right? >> yes yes. gerri: is that possible? >> no. it has to do with immune function. women have much better immune systems than men. they do. gerri: that's interesting. i didn't know that. >> yes. gerri: any other precautions you can suggest? >> just if you have what you think is the flu try to stay away from the emergency room although if you need to go to the emergency room tell the nurse that's triaging you i think i have the flu so you don't give it to everybody else. we have people with the flu walking in and giving it away asfts to -- gerri: tamiflu, you said. >> yes. if you have the flu and your doctor or the emergency room does the swab and proves that you've got type a flu, you can take tamiflu within the first 48 hour, and it will change the course of the disease and make it a lot less yes. gerri: great stuff. thanks for coming on. >> see you. thanks gerri. ger

here actually are very important for the long term. >> from what we know so far is that these two men do not seem to belong to any organization. no organization has come out and claimed any responsibility for the attack on charlie hebdo. but one of the brothers fought with -- or trained with rather al-qaeda in yemen a couple of years ago. >> and a french newspaper was quoting one of the owners of the car just after the hijacking, saying they told me if the police talks to you, tell them it is on behalf of al-qaeda in yemen. so that's the only information we have. we do not have however, an official statement from any terrorist group backing those events. we only have the worlds of the people on the scene. >> robin what needs to be done in the next couple of hours -- what needs to be done in the east of paris to contain the situation? >> yeah i think they have already contained the situation, they managed to hold the people in a confined and secure area. in that means they are unlikely to move somewhere else unless another incident occurs and the same to the north of paris as well. they h

do this, too. i think it ought to be treated fairly in the sense that -- >> i think men ought to come in take over the women's movement period. >> we've been doing all these stories about men and child care. he for she campaign have men join in for gender issues. >> here we go. i work with couple at heritage, man and woman who are married happen to work in the same department they take off two days a week she picks up the kids early then he does, doesn't get in trouble because she didn't do anything wrong they're both treated equally. it's a fairly new phenomenon. >> i think this is counter intuitive and i love it. i love it that the men are getting so much out of the discovery. this is what i think is happening that this really is a good thing. we're talking about the first generation of men. for women they still in the old school and old school says forget about this being the 21st century supposed to be at home they haven't quite moved up to the point that they can experience that satisfaction in part because for all the satisfaction that men have they still are leaving most of the job to women

and this tells you a great deal why we should really basically try to understand why these young men dohat they do the murders, the killing, the savagery we also need to put it in perspective. this does not mean the four or five militants speak for the 5 million muslims who live in france most of whom like you and i, believe in a tolerant society. and this is a cliche i'm sorry to say it look through the eyes of these murderers and the ideology. >> you know, about the place of the young. there's still those who sit at home and say, they still say they don't understand how disdemargealized these young men should be. people still don't understand what gets them to that point, to what we see playing out in the offices of charlie hebdo. there's a disconnect somewhere, for a lot of people. >> absolutely. and the reality is i teach in france. i teach in london. i travel all over europe. the reality is you have people who are really terrified. anxious, the question of fear. and many of us for many year isha since the birth and it started with the soviet invasion of afghanistan and the american

[laughter] >> they do. men want to do nice things for their wives. to show them how smart you are, it is good stuff. but, okay. >> there was so great to live in texas in those days. >> back -- the activist shareholders of. well, we served on an api executive committee together. he called me and said you are embarrassing me saying that. hi said why don't you own more? he set i put it someplace else. i said, that is what i said. you like another investment better than the one you are running. that has changed. people running these companies know that you have to get results. you cannot sit around and run a company's violated at $100 per share and you sell it for 30. when are you going to get us something closer to $100 than $30? that is all good it is corporate america better off in 2014 than in 1984? yes, by far. is it perfect? no. still the way they pick the boards of directors is wrong. >> so corporate america is important, but what is more important is life, which i want to ask you about. "the atlantic" ran a big story that said people should hope

[laughter] >> they do. men want to do nice things for their wives. to show them how smart you are, it is good stuff. but, okay. >> there was so great to live in texas in those days. >> back to, okay, the mid_1980's and it could've been worse off. i don't think so because __ carl and i were discussing this year ago. and i said carl, you are left to the raider days. i was a raider and ran out of money, out of ideas, or something. i quit. the last time i tried was 1991. and __ but carl stay there. now here's __ he is spoken of with great respect. he is now an activist shareholder. i never got to be an activist shareholder. i went in and out as raider. there is still a lot of mismanagement in corporate america. is it better today than it was in the 1980's? yyes, it is better. let me take you back to the golf deal. 1984. thierry r, a here we are, a small company trying to make something happen. never sold higher than 35. it was worth $100. we felt like the assets were worth $100. for years and years it stayed between 30 and 35. the ceo only owned 121,000

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there is no such thing as a child prostitute and i would like to remind the men at home that real men do not by little girls. that is a portion of the issue that we will be working on in the months to come. i want to thank you for what you do and google, will we first came to you, with the ideas and thoughts and complaints, and all of the things it you do when you start out, google was the first one to listen and to act on it. i really want to thank you for that. this arena, the internet arena which is mind-boggling, you are all the leaders and play such an important role. by your thoughtfulness and -- we look forward to hopefully stopping this within the borders of the united states right now. thank you. oh my gosh. you have been such an inspiration to me throughout all of this. i know you get frustrated. i do want to go kick a door and i think of people like you and others in this room and the important work you do and i want to thank all of you. >> and round of applause. [applause] [indiscernible] [inaudible] >> welcome. i am so grateful that two of the most important people on this i

men or women. that will make us more competitive. we are doinge we deeply believe that, as an academic institution committed to excellence, this is way for us to be better and outcompete others. >> totally. president obama's state dinner was for the prime minister of india. he is going to india. you recently returned from india. tell me what he is going to find under the new prime minister that you believe suggests change for the future. >> we have a new prime minister, who much like when president obama was elected, has created a real feeling of hope in india. my hope is -- >> what has he done to do this? >> he is an example of a person, his father was a humble tea seller, so he is the first common person to be elected to prime minister. it is a big deal. he would be, in u.s. parlance, the equivalent of a governor. he had an extraordinary track record. a very pragmatic, very clear commitment to economic development. someone who puts the administrative functioning after government. is not as enamored of policy as he is as making sure government i

we asked 100 men what do you think is the best female fashion trend of all time?io. >> the bikini. steve: the bikini. yes! number 1! audience: [cheering] >> we're going to play! >> play, steve! steve: they're going to play. audience: [cheering] steve: all right, you ready to play, mama d? >> i am. steve: we asked 100 men, what do you think is the best female fashion trend of all time? >> miniskirt. steve: yes! audience: [cheering] >> good answer! steve: miniski

. >> in new york, not only do the men do it, but the women do it. this is worse than locker room talk. this would be considered totally inappropriate to say these things in front of a woman and for a woman to say this in a professional setting, that's just trashy. >> that comment even outraged huckabee's former colleague over at fox news. >> i do have news for you before i let you go. we are not only swearing. we're drinking. we're smoking. we have premarital sex and boss a bunch of men. >> i don't want to hear that. >> that is just reality, gov. >> then we have governor chris christie. this guy has attitude problems and a bad temper. it is well documented. this week christie announced his new leadership pac. it is called pay attention, leadership matters for america. social media world is having a little bit of fun with this ak acronym. someone in the christie world should have noticed that christie's pac is lmfao. enough said. there is dr. ben carson who compared america's founding fathers to isis. then we have rand paul who has turned to producin

arrive or if you can, you want to find the nearest guard rail, possibly do it safely. >> the driver of the honda that struck those two menvestigators were out here gathering evidence for quite some time this morning. it doesn't appear that alcohol played a role here bull they'll be doing further testing for all the drivers involved. and the lanes were blocked for this investigation, but now all the lanes are back open to traffic. >>> thank you for the update. thank you. >>> it's a disturbing and chilling discovery. it involves dead animals left near vegan restaurants. brian is outside one of the restaurants in berkeley. >> it's chilling indeed. we're in front of a mexican vegan restaurant here in berkeley. a real boars' head carcass was found in front of the restaurant and on shattuck there was another boars' head also. we spoke with another woman who said at 9:00 on monday morning she and a friend were walking to the grocery store had they noticed the boars' head on top of a trash can. she had to do a double talk to make sure there want a fake one. there was another one in front of herbivore vegan restaurant. that boars

in new york not only do the men do it but the women do it.gosh this is worse than locker room talk. this would be considered totally inappropriate to say these things in front of a woman and for a woman to say this in a professional setting, we would only assume -- as we would say in the south, just trashy. >> it is red meat to cultural conservatives. this is calculated language from huckabee in an attempt to solidify the conservative base. i know who he is appealing to. joining me now is the vice chair of the florida democratic party. also with us tonight the cocreator of "the daily show," and a political strategist. let's talk about the political strategy first here. annette, who is he winning over by attacking women in this way and coming up with an accusation that that's how women on the east coast are in a business meeting? >> i don't know. honestly. i live in the south. i went to school in alabama. i have really lived the southern lifestyle, and i still don't understand who he is trying to appeal to. maybe he wants to encourage more of

you think women look after each other more than men doook after women. >> rose: i know you do. and i know other we women that do. they feel they have a commitment chris ck was a friend of mine. >> i loved his piece he wrote in the "hollywood reporter". did you read it? >> oyelowo gosh. >> oyelowo gosh that was amazing. >> he talked to me about how he say, you know don cruz doesn't have an obligation to a white audience, but i feel and denzel feels we have an obligation, it it is different and you feel like you have an obligation. >> i absolutely feel that. >> rose: how can i leverage this success i have or the achievement i have to open more doors to more women? >> definitely, i mean, there is a feeling we talked about how i started and i was on. the v and playing victims when you are starting, of course you don't say anything because you just want to work and you are so exiting and when you finally get excited to the club i am in the club, i am here, i don't want to upset anyone but we all have to take care of ever and i know incredible