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they say the more the merrier when it comes to new residents. >>> fun and free. you're looking for something to do over the holiday weekend, we have got you covered. michael is here now. >> three things. finney's friday free stuff. we're going to entertain you this whole weekend. if you're doing a staycation we have you covered. in oakland we have a free tour. a wharbor tour you can get in o. your free tour will be on the uss patomoc. you'll be up close. first come, first serve. it's a 50 dollar value. go to our website and we'll give you all the details. next up, bank of america is offering free museum admission to eight museums throughout the bay area. you have to be a holder of bank of america or merrill lynch credit card. you can check out the young museum in san francisco, the tech museum of innovation and more up to $25 value. finally the department of fish and game is having their annual free fishing day. that way you can go out and fish without a license. you just need a poll and bait. you won't be written up. good way to test it out. >> that's a great id

they are conducting air strikes and the more the merrier if these other countries are going to come in and battle against isis but i do think there's a diplomatic solution here and i do think it's at odds with what putin is doing. it may keep assad in power or there may be a place holder in his -- but this is going to take time and in the meantime you're going to have a lot of this human misery and that's what we have to step up to. tom: you have two sides of the same coin. iran is not an ally to our cause. the united states needs to be in the middle of that. this said, i do think there is the potential for peace process. but you carve out that area on the eastern side to the western side that they otherwise control. eleanor: interests that align. not every interest has to align. pat: the problem ask, tom, you guys are so fixated on iran. isis is the enemy, al qaeda is the enemy. anybody who in the short run will help us kill them -- tom: there's a war in the region that is growing without our stepping into the middle east. [all talking at once] tom: american troops -- i'm not saying a

yes, the more the merrier. that point i would make, we can beat silicon valley.alley is unique in the world with the constellation of academic institutions, technology, and a smart manufacturing. the rest of us cannot be silicon valley. can do something better than silicon valley. i can make sure that broadband works better here than silicon valley. i can make sure your phone works. i can make sure that businesses here have sufficient incentives to improve the technology, to get the latest and best. there is there are a lot of government grants for that. labor force involved. we have a prime minister who himself can code so we understand. we can translate plans into prototypes. we can make singapore a living laboratory. even if it is not invented here, we can deploy it here faster on a national steel. we can prove whether it works or does not work. if it works in singapore, we can then look for opportunities. haslinda: we can be a model. >> it is a living oratory of the future. haslinda: thank you so much for that. leading the initiative for the smart nation come

the more the merrier. >> at the limon correctional facility in colorado, we met inmates who have had more permanent transformations. aaron cooper, serving 10 years for assault and escape, didn't stretch his ear lobes until he got to prison. >> did it about four years ago when i was in ad seg. no reason, really. i just like the way it looked. it started with the tooth of a comb and started wrapping saran wrap about it and got it fatter and fatter. this was bigger than i wanted to go, but these were the only things that were round enough that when the officers could take them, i could put more back in, just little plastic bottle caps. >> tell me what the legality is here. >> there wasn't when i first started, but it goes under the tattooing writeup. but i don't ever wear them out of the cell block. it doesn't create any problems with the officers. i just wear them in here. i want them to be worn when i get out. >> but limon inmate derek web, serving 10 years for vehicle theft and vandalism, took things to a whole new level. one that can best be described as reptilian. >> tell them what

>> you purchase -- theresa: the more the merrier. theresa: the other artist we have here is this morning, thanks for coming in. your art is beautiful. >> i work mostly in black and white, new york city based, i lived here a long time and i am inspired by the urban scene and theresa: it is gritty in a nice way. >> in the city. ben: what are the images? >> a lot of my work is in the city in that area. queens borough bridge just before the high rises were built, the power plant out there. ben: looks like a photograph, very realistic. >> i tend to be realistic in my work. is snow falling across the city with citigroup to our looking into man and in the distance. ben: have you been exhibiting in washington square for quite some time? >> about six years, relative newcomer given it as an 85-year-old show. i really enjoy being able to talk to the public and if the artist is isolated in the studios to get out and talk directly about your work to people and get feedback, what they were cohen, a lot of artists come to the show. theresa: it is n

adam: the more the merrier. the whitney has always championed the artists of our time. mrs.hitney is an artist. she's one of the only founders of a major museum who was also an artist. charlie: did she try to do this? was it her dream turned down by other museums? adam: she offered to give her collection to the metropolitan museum. they said we have a not of that -- we have enough of that not very interesting stuff in the basement. it was out of a curious refusal that the whitney was born. she was interested in the art as she was in creating some museum. charlie: so she said i will create my own museum. adam: it was out of a need, not just the desire to show off what she had. ♪ both of you know that rd museums are one of the powerful magnets for tourists to visit cities. us, it is about changing lives. artists the lies of the working there, but exposing people to the art of this moment. people look back at history and they can accept that they love edward hopper and they loved jasper johns. but how about the artists of this generation? they are puzzled. because when we are s

as a journalist the more the merrier. love to see her on fox. love to see her do more of these. >> i think a lot of us would like to see her open up. >> thanks. >>> on to the republican side of the race. it's not politicians sitting at the top of the latest polls, it's the ceos. donald trump still in first place but numbers fell after a truf week after strong debate performance carly fiorina's campaign is gaining steam. christian fisher is here with the latest. >> one of the other headlines is not who is on top. it's who is on bottom. wisconsin governor scott walker tied for fifth two weeks ago according to the poll taken before the debate. now he is almost dead last. trump still on top with 24% of the votes. that's an eight point drop since the debate. ben carson is down five points. carly fiorina jumped 12 points in two weeks by far the biggest increase of any candidate. she is trying to make the most of her momentum with several campaign stops yesterday. today she had an exclusive on fox news sunday. >> we are going to work hard every single

the more debates the merrier. i'll tell you what i think. i think republicans get away with murder.ecause they are never challenged. last night -- i have to tell you i did quit after two and a half hours. the energy was just sucked out of my body. i was exhausted watching this stuff. in terms of the major issues facing america, you hear one word from anybody who said, well, you know, climate change is a real threat to the planet we need bold action? no. did you hear one person say well, the real value of the minimum wage has declined significantly over the years. we need to raise the minimum wage? no. did you hear one person say one word about 30 million americans not having any health insurance and the united states being the only major country in the world who doesn't provide health care to all people or families or medical leave? one word in terms of what the american people want asking the rich and large corporations to stop paying their fair share of taxes? not one word. in terms of immigration, which you did hear a lot about, the majority of people believe there should be a pr

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the more the merrier. but the whitney's always championed the artists of our time. whitney was one of the only founders of a major museum, she was an artist herself and she wanted to support the artists of the generation. >> rose: wasn't it her dream to do this and turned down by other museums? >> she offered to give her art to the metropolitan museum and they said we have enough of that not very interesting stuff in the basement. it was out of a curious refusal the whitney was born. she was as interested in the artists as much as creating a museum. >> rose: so she said i'll create my own museum? >> exactly. and it was out of a desire not to just show off what she had. >> rose: you said you were forced to consider the symbolic value it would have. part of your driving mission in your own head was to consider the symbolic value? >> yeah. yes, of course. >> rose: what was it vol idea on, a play for american artists? is that what it was? >> i think probably, but the other thing is the sense of freedom. you don't desine a building by watching the level of the opposition

the more the merrier without regard to consequences. that's big part of this, as well.ou have to ask yourself, what the europeans sort of slow boating this and taking their time and not responding in a way that, you know, we should see them respond. the u.s. is the same way. what is it about syria and about these refugees? what is it about the situation? i think the foreign minister's last point is the starting point for a lot of these allies and nato and around the globe is what is the situation military, islamic terrorism, all of that with respect to syria and how does that bleed out through the refugees. that's a concern. i think it's a matter of balance right now. it's one that unfortunately real lives are caught in the middle of that trap. >> how open are the communication channels among all of the governments in europe about trying to coordinate how many they are taking in each country? is each country just kind of thinking and talking about this. >> the information is clear. europe has been focused on the euro crisis in greece and the ukraine crisis over the last

the more the merrier, i think.>> exactly. >> i'm well over. i could probably run now. in 2024. i'm not going to step on kanye's thunder. >> please. >> is that the term, step on his thunder? yeah, 2020, it's a done deal. we've been walking around -- this whole weekend just screaming kanye 2020. >> kanye, yes. >> when not promoting the film. >> written on my body underneath the clothes. just in case. >> it's been for years now. >> for years? finally it's coming to fruition so -- >> that'll be your impersonation. >> the tattoo is not going anywhere. >> great to see you. >> great seeing. >> our love to olivia and congratulations again and the movie is really, really great. everybody, it's called "sleeping with other people." it opens nationwide -- it really is a romantic comedy and opens nationwide on friday. thank you, guys and coming up here, former nypd commissioner ray kelly is with us opening up about his most challenging moments and his new book. don't go (plays throughout) ♪ sometimes, at last doesn't happen at