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mickey, is that what this is about as well or completely off the point? >> you know, i was reading a lot of comments about this and i'm trying to stay kind of in the middle about it for what miss mayer's motivations are but people are saying "this is a way to get us to quit. this is a layoff by telling us to come into the office." first of all, i thought that this working from home battle was done. i thought h-fs something that ten or 12 years ago everybody got comfortable with. but it is a tough economy and there are a certain number of jobs out there and employers can say "look, i want to see you, i want to know that you're at your desk." but folks also would say, look, i might be at my desk, i might be playing solitary and those meetings you want me to participate in, those are time-killers and i am much better off in an environment of my choosing. i will come into the office, will do you have a-sites, i will skype with you, i can see you on my computer screen, i can interact with you on a conference bridge. so just sitting in a room together, i've sen

he appeared with life size character churs -- caricatures of mickey house. >> he amowed them women to dress in a more western fashion. >> there is little difference between him and his father and grandfather. one of the first things he did upon succeeding his father was to issue a shoot to kill order to north korean order guards. he said shoot anybody in the back who is trying to escape. >> they risk everything. they know when they leave north korea they are risking death. >> in 2001 mike kim left everything left behind in chicago and moved to northern china to help north korean detectors. >> lived in the china border hiding out with the north koreans sharing room with livestock in some periods. >> he chronicled some experiences in a book escaping north korea. >> for most americans under ground railroad has a certain history for us you think about 1800's and slavery and the fight to get north of the base mays done dixon line. how would you describe the under ground railroad from north korea and china? >> it's 6,000 miles running from north korea through china through southeast asia. >

he appeared with life size character churs -- caricatures of mickey house. >> he amowed them women to dress in a more western fashion. >> there is little difference between him and his father and grandfather. one of the first things he did upon succeeding his father was to issue a shoot to kill order to north korean order guards. he said shoot anybody in the back who is trying to escape. >> they risk everything. they know when they leave north korea they are risking death. >> in 2001 mike kim left everything left behind in chicago and moved to northern china to help north korean detectors. >> lived in the china border hiding out with the north koreans sharing room with livestock in some periods. >> he chronicled some experiences in a book escaping north korea. >> for most americans under ground railroad has a certain history for us you think about 1800's and slavery and the fight to get north of the base mays done dixon line. how would you describe the under ground railroad from north korea and china? >> it's 6,000 miles running from north korea through china through southeast asia. >

he appeared with life size character churs -- caricatures of mickey house. >> he amowed them women to dress in a more western fashion. >> there is little difference between him and his father and grandfather. one of the first things he did upon succeeding his father was to issue a shoot to kill order to north korean order guards. he said shoot anybody in the back who is trying to escape. >> they risk everything. they know when they leave north korea they are risking death. >> in 2001 mike kim left everything left behind in chicago and moved to northern china to help north korean detectors. >> lived in the china border hiding out with the north koreans sharing room with livestock in some periods. >> he chronicled some experiences in a book escaping north korea. >> for most americans under ground railroad has a certain history for us you think about 1800's and slavery and the fight to get north of the base mays done dixon line. how would you describe the under ground railroad from north korea and china? >> it's 6,000 miles running from north korea through china through southeast asia. >

it was just a ton of mickey mouse's at my house. [ impersonates mickey ] "oh, no!" big men. >> so, anyway, but they find me. they're like seeking me out. they're like, "you -- you, you're the girl that lives here? you're on 'the office'." and i was like, "oh, no, i'm actually on this show, it's called 'community'." and they're like, "you're on 'the office'." and i was like, "oh, well, no." and it went back and forth -- "you're on 'the office'." they told me -- like our friend told me you're on "the office." and i was like, "you know, i think he made a mistake, it's a similar show. i mean, it's on the same network." and the guy goes, "oh, oh, i see what's going on here. you're saying you're not on 'the office,' but you're on 'the office'." and i was just like -- i just had to -- "yeah, yeah, i am. i love being on that show. i play pam." >> jimmy: i play pam. >> i play pam. will they, won't they? it's been going on for so long. >> artie: it's an '80s party, it needed some cocaine. >> jimmy: no, no, you got to stay away from that stuff. >> artie: you know the '80s. >>

but why would i post them in mickey mouse and one of the cities?three years later he sounded like that i might not only want to put a picture of him in. i might want to put video clips into the e-book version of this book, and the multimedia version. then i'd have to say, what do i want to do that's different than just enjoying the movie? that's right, i make in a comment about historical significance or the treatment or whatever i'm going to say about them or the role that disney has played in copyright -- as a copyright stakeholder or the way disney is historically taken work in the public domain such as folklore and turned it into a corporate product and is copyrighted. i can say all of that and make references quoting specific work or disney. i might show snow white they would cut from the grimm brothers. and i would have the right to make those references and so far doing something different than just ensuring the folktale or just enjoying the movie. i am not taking away anybody's enjoyment of the movie. nobody's going to read my book and say

." >> mickey maynard, is this about inknow administration? is this about having all hands on deck? is it impossible to have all hands on deck if everybody's not there? >> well, gwen, there's a crisis at yahoo! melissa mayer is the fifth c.e.o. in five years. as professor sullivan said, apple is cleaning everybody's clock in silicon valley but it's a cultural issue. when i visited silicon valley when i was a hoover fellow at stanford last fall i saw all kinds of people with laptops a er e pacein lo alto and they weren't just zipping coffee and having conversations, they were innovating. they were doing their jobs. so while we say work from home, i think of it as work remotely meaning you're not sitting in a cubicle staring at a screen you're out someplace where you can be creative and do your work. >> ifill: telecommuting is not new, mickey maynard. why are we having this argument now? >> well, that's very -- it's a very interesting argument right now because in the stories that i've done for forbes.com the reactioto them was really vehement in both directions. there were people who

-- before i show this, i want you to know that there is no one acting involved here on my cousin mickey'st. you may think she is pretending she doesn't know the stuff she is hearing, i promise you every bit of this is real. >> hi, i am cousin mickey. today is president's day. i will talk to kids to find out what that means. do you know who the president is right now? >> george washington. >> oh. >> i know a fact about him. he chopped down a cherry tree. and he admitted tight his father. >> he admitted it? why did he chop it down? >> um, i don't know. i mean he was a kid. >> yeah, he was a kid when he chopped it down, not when he was president? >> no. >> didn't he have like a wooden set of teeth. that's what i've heard. he has wooden teeth. kind of gross. >> it's gross. but you know what we can't judge. >> oh, yeah. >> we can't judge. >> can't judge it. can't judge george washington. >> we can never judge george washington. who is on the dollar bill? >> george washington. >> see, he created money, i think, right? >> uh-huh. >> hi, what is your name? >> lincoln. >> a great name. >> were you

i would like to introduce mickey callahan. [applause] >> i am sorry not to be ed lee. i did not have enough time to grow a mustache. i pass along to you the mayor's regret at not being here tonight. he is a strong supporter of this program. he is very familiar with the incredible work that spur does with the city, because of his work as a city administrativor,a lot of us from his vantage point of the mayor's office. i would like to recognize the department heads and elected officials. i know i've seen some of you here. thank you for coming out to support the fund workover our city employees. it is a privilege to me in particular to be here because i have had the opportunity for the last several years to be on the selection committee for the good government awards. it is really a treat. as a human-resources director, i get a lot of bad news. some of that gets in the newspaper. with all due respect to our brethren in the press, it's always a good story to write about bad behavior that may happen in a city department or that a public employee may have engaged in. we are t

>> little michael and my father's name is mickey. he's really mickey but he's from mexico. >> you're donating a piece of history and it is what? >> it's -- a straw hat that i wear in the movie in one of the most crazy numbers. but if you could see her through my eyes. when i dance with the gorilla. >> uh-huh. it has been 40 since "cabaret" debuted. gosh does it seem like that long to you? >> it seems a minute, i'm serious. >> time really does fly by. >> i saw liza and michael york and marissa be a ronson the other -- baronson the other day and it was like no time has passed. >> you look the same. when you were doing "cabaret" in 1972. did you think it would be as phenomenal as it became? >> no. i didn't because it was a dark, dark subject that was important to be told that story. but was not the usual musical comedy. and it had really some important things to say. about life and people. >> uh-huh. and -- >> and history. >> and history. you won so many awards. not only an academy award. i mean you just -- it's -- and it's the movie an

mickey erickson the ceo of carnival, not this big p.r.uation on his hand, he was spotted at a miami heat game tuesday night. you would think he learned his lesson after the costa concordeia. don't go to a game. look like you are working to fix this thing. >> dana: the fire in the engine room happened sunday. sunday to monday. monday, tuesday. now today is thursday at 5:00. let me get thought on the cruise situation. i would like your p.r. advice for this. >> bob: this description sounds like my first apartmen apartment. they have sea-going tugboats. >> eric: they don't want to hit port in daylight. every camera -- >> bob: time it. the other thing is, from a public relationships standpoint pull the -- i would get mickey on television and explain what is going on here. i would put them in the port to check it out so it doesn't happen. >> brian: confront it directly. >> bob: absolutely. >> eric: any expert will tell you stay low. shouldn't at the heat game. this guy is worth $5 $5-6 billion. his dad founded carnival cruise line. if he comes

so mickey can be on some broccoli, too. so-- but we-- we have more work to do.e're not at the finish line yet. >> reporter: scott, mrs. obama also had a lot to say about the importance of changing the marketplace for food in the united states, of increasing the demand for healthier food. and she also talked about the battle in her own family to get her kids to eat healthier. >> pelley: and we'll have much more of your interview with the first lady tomorrow on the cbs evening news. jon thanks very much. well there has never been a statue of an african american woman at the capitol until today. that story in a moment. flake is double-toasted... splashed wi [ male announcer ] kellogg's crunchy nut. it's super delicious! anyone have occasional constipation diarrhea, gas, bloating? yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these digestive issues with three strains of good bacteria. live the regular life. phillips'. when you have diabetes... your doctor will say get smart about your weight. i tried weight loss plans... but their shake

i'm pleased to have mickey edwards at this table.to turn republicans and democrats into people? >> they are people who care about the country, they want to do the right thing, but the reward system that we have created where in order to get elected to congress today through the closed party primaries and the fact that if you lose your primary you can't be on the ballot in november means basically the people who go to washington are the ones selected by a small number of hard core ideologues who vote in the party primaries. >> rose: that's been that way far while, hasn't it? not extreme but the most active elements have control of the election? >> they do. and sometimes you see things like in utah where robert bennett was trying to run for renomination they had a confession and 2,000 people voted against anymore a state of three million people and he couldn't be on the ballot. same thing happened in delaware where mike castle, he lost to a woman who got 30,000 votes. he couldn't be on the ballot. so we're looking at people who represe

right to mickey sherman. author of "how can you defend those people" a criminal defense attorney for people like michael skakel. nice to have you with us. >> good to be here. >> if we can talk about the big developments in this case, reports of testosterone. that is now some kind of herbal remedy according to defense attorneys. number two the position of the toilet which is relevant because testimony on how the door was shot through. if you were going to hit the toilet, would you have to shoot at an angle and aim essentially at the toilet. and number three, have you past bad acts. i guess if you were a lawyer would you call them. the prosecutor talking about the background of oscar pistorius. walk me through. let's start with number one. the test tost are oosterone. which may not be testosterone. >> this is not lance armstrong this is a severely disabled person, even if he is an athlete. >> how about the angle of the shot into the bathroom? this is relevant. what the prosecutor is describing is that if you we

. >> host: if in the book you had written about mickey mouse and how he is drawn and put an image in here with that have been fair use? >> guest: i'd have to ask myself to questions. i would have to say why am i referring to mickey mouse clicks i can say anything i want to i want to quote something he said in one of the movies or he sounded like this and then he sounded like that i might not only want to put a picture of him, i want to put video clips into the book version into the multimedia version then i would have to say what to my want to do in the movie that he's in? that's right time making a comment about his historical significance or treatment of my sore whenever i'm going to say or the world that disney has played in copyright, as the copyright stakeholder, or the way that disney has a company has historically taken with it in the public domain and such as folklore and turned it into a corporate product that is copyrighted i can say that and quoting specific works of disney. i might want to show a picture of snow white and i would have the right to make all of the referenc

you are the white rabbit one day and mickey the next day. >> isn't there a hierarchy that mickey andini are the most talented and then the princesses. it is hard work. they have to march in all of those parades. >> racist parades, lori. look, these people in these little outfits -- i like to call them outfits and not costumes, are in a tight spot. if you hug too much you get in trouble. if you don't hug you are a racist. so maybe there are extenuating circumstances, or i think he needs to replace them all with robots. >> it brings up a good point. what has not changed since disneyland opened in the 1950s ? the costumes. the eyes don't close. they don't talk. there is no change from that costumes. they need to bring that stuff to the 21st century. less racism and more awe in the face and the talking. >> but it is the happiest place on earth. >> you haven't been on the jungle cruise in awhile. >>> their payload isn't for pay back. drone strikes are only used against imminent terrorist threat and not punishment for previous attacks. that's according to john brennan, the nominee for the

distrito. tuvieron un niño patinando. muchos partidos donadores eso le mostraron trucos y estuvo mickeyas con los niños. un día muy bonito, el clima estuvo denuedo. y esto el día viernes en "entre estrellas". >> sulema: y a los niños les encanta tomar fotografías con esta pareja en el mes del amor y amistad. >> cristina: de seguridad el pronóstico del clima muy bonito. la gente muy bonita. >> moisés: disney sobre hielo es una oportunidad para salir con la familia. >> sulema: todo se soluciona. así nos despedimos. que tenga linda noche. mañana regresamos. www.atmedios.com al varios de ellos test. camino a a la ciudadanÍa y la in g inmigraciÓn es buena. aquÍ al m que haya un cambio radical, todo va a seguir como hasta estado ocurriendo durantes los Últimos aÑos con una fuerte remisiÓn entre demÓcratas y republicanos, son diferencias importantes como la posiciÓn ideologica el mandatario insistiendo que los ricos estÉn tena drtendrÍan quÁ impuestos y no balancear el presupuesto de la naciÓn, simple y llanamente haciendo recortes, el presidente va a viajar y en la casa blanca, temas como la

won a trip to mickey d contest at the nba all-star game. watch lebron james. caught on a cell phone in pregame warm-ups. off the backboard. dunkenstein. lebron james over leon harris for the slam. ti t'eome mane >> there is a month-long mystery that has celt a treat off of store shelves. the cookie's maker did not have a food-service license. the company does have a federal food license. cookiesrs of bergers are in the process of getting their licenses in order. >> a lot of rain tomorrow. >> a lot of rain tomorrow. [ lorenzo ] i'm lorenzo. i work for 47 different companies. well, technically i work for one. that company, the ununited stas postal service® works for thousands of home busisinesses. because at usps.com® you can pay, print and have your packages picked up for free. i can even drop off free boxes. i wear a lot of hats. well, technically i wear one. the u.s. postal service®, no business too small.

mickey is the founder of partner of cargile investments.t that picture. 14,000, we'll take it. why did it happen? >> the thing we have to remember economic data is always backward looking. looking in the rearview mirror telling us what happened. the stock market looks forward. it is looking ahead six to nine months. economic data is not predictive of what the stock market will do but the stock market is predictive of the economy so they are saying we have broader days ahead. >> jamie: there must be optimism out there. what should the investor do? >> there is optimism. one that earnings continue to grow. even though revenue is coming down, now that is bad for things like unemployment because corporations continue to squeeze their earnings and get more productivity out of their sales so they can grow earnings on lower sales. to get productivity by reducing their work force and replacing it with technology. however, that productivity continues to grow and really for the last 20 years i've heard it's the end of the productive cycle but that doe

i even did a doo-wop version of the mickey mouse march. >> why doo-wop?p nurtured me and threw me into who i am. the teacher thought i had a d d. tavis: what is it about the style that resonated in which you? >> i was not king cole, and who sam cooke. doo-wop was something that sued in may. it made everything all right. tavis: you mentioned an icon. since you mentioned him, i read somewhere where allen tried to get you to change the way you sing. whenever anyone here is your voice, all you need is one or two notes. it is the song style, the way you change the song. tell me about that experience. >> he was saying, can you sing it straight ahead--- straight? that is something that is just not there. >> when we hear you're saying in which that vibrato, that has always been there for you? >> yes. tavis: i assume you are ok with it. >> i am ok with it. he felt what i was thinking about, and he tried to write everything after that to fit what i was doing. tavis: since your style is not straight and we hear that vibrato, what is the advantage to having that styl

like all super bowl mvp's flacco went to disney world, here he is with mickey and mini mouse.is wife is pregnant with the couple's second trial. after a dynamic super bowl 47 halftime show, beyonce is getting ready to tow the would, kicking off the mrs. carter tow on april 15th making stops in a number of countries, ireland, holland and france. the tour begins june 28th, la, and be at the verizon center july 29th. >>> a discovery cop firmed, remains found under a parking lot belonged to english king, scientists announced a skull is that of richard the third. dna tests confirm the bones belong to the king, the king died in 1485. >>> standsoff lasting almost a week comes to a dramatic ends. find out what responders found when they stormed a bunker where a man killed a bus driver and holding the child hostage. trial of a man accused of murdering barns is turned over to the jury. a lumberyard fire wreaked havoc in baltimore. >>> today you have the opportunity to welcome the ravens are with a super bowl parade fit for world champions. we will say thank you and well done. we hope yo

>> mickey d's, they talk about the global same-store sales, 1.9 versus the 1.1 estimates.e losses there, pretty flat for mickey d's, the by the way, remember we checked in on linkedin, all time high since the ipo and since we last week a moment ago. >> nicole, if i'm one of the brick and mortar job placement firms like manpower, i offered linked in, $200 a share right now or you know what i'd face a problem down the road like the regular retailers against amazon, they're nuts not to buy this company out right now. >> i think you're a very smart man, charles and i hope that everybody was listening to you, and can do that. charles: thanks a lot. and two of our teams are converging, the new normal of attend economy and some are calling a real estate comeback. small businesses owners and entrepreneurs are buying commercial real estate. chris from the america tile capital corporation. chris, i think, i think those are the same people buying regular real estate for the most part, flippers, investors, do that necessarily suggest that the broad economy is coming back and in your c

mickey arison, he went to a basketball game the other night. the ceo kept a low profile after the "costa concordia" more than a year ago. it will be interesting to see how much he'll take from this. >> keep in mind you've got over 3,000 passengers on a ship. many have cell phones. they're citizen journalists. they're going to begin to share those photos worldwide. >> tell us what the passengers' rights are in this situation. >> remember, when it came into port, it was not only meant by the u.s. public health service, coast guard, a few officiaoffic there may be lawyers on board. they have to prove those damages. obviously their trip was interrupted, canceled. they didn't get what they wanted. carnival attempted to give them a full refund of everything they did and what they bought except for the gift shop and the casino and just yesterday they threw in an additional $500 and free cruise ship going ahead. they're trying to do what they can. remember that doing all that actually resulted in chartering 50, 60 buses, one of which broke down in new

. >> paul, i'm not defending mickey eriksson. carnival cruise line's ceo who works for eriksson has indeed making the media round. he has apologized. that doesn't soothe you? >> i think it is exactly the same as what they did with costa concord concordia. they had the person deal with it. but when company is under a situation like this, you need the ceo to step up to the plate. and he is major owner of this company. we think back to the johnson and johnson crisis and mcneil was ceo of johnson & johnson came to the floor on that one. not mcneil ceo. that is what is needed here. you need to have the top guy dealing with it like it is a crisis, because it is this time. >> and we keep asking, why does it thing keep happening? just peculiar to carnival? it seems like carnival's name keeps popping up with this accident. >> that is the question. just over two years since we add very similar incident happen on the carnival splendor. and you know, i think you know, we don't know yet, it may take time to find out how similar it was to what