i would have had to say why am i referring to mickey mouse? i can say anything i want about mickey mouse without actually getting near fair use, but were i to quote mickey mouse, when he talked like steam boat willie, he talked like this. thirty years later, he sounded like that. i might not only want to put a picture in, i might want to put e-clips into the -- video clip into the e-version of this book. then i would have to say what do i want to do different than just enjoying the movie that he's in? oh, that's right, i'm making a comment about his historical significance or the aesthetic treatment of mice or whatever i'm going to say about them. or the role that disney play inside copyright as a copyright stakeholder or the way that disney had, the company, has historically taken work that is in the public domain such as folklore and ten turned it into a -- and then turned it into a corporate work. quoting specific work of disney. i might want to show snow white along with a wood cut from the grimm brothers. and i would have the right to mak

. >> this is mickey mouse. >> reporter: this is mickey mouse? did they give you mickey mouse?> yeah. >> reporter: does mickey mouse make you feel better? >> yes. >> reporter: this first grader was pulled out of the rubble. >> do you remember what happened monday? >> well, there was a tornado. i was stuck. and i went to the hallway. then i went to the bathroom. and then all my other first graders cried. >> reporter: they were crying? >> yeah. >> reporter: his mother says he's doing well but can't fully express the horrific experience and had a few nightmares. >> he was making it not sound bad. i found out that his teacher was shielding him and on top of him and a block fell on him. the rst thing she just said to me, i'm sorry about liz head. he got small laceration to his scalp. but i'm like, it's okay. >> reporter: so when you saw your teacher, what did you tell her? >> i told her i loved her. >> reporter: you told her you loved her? i bet that made her day. >> uh-huh. well, thank you for coming. >> reporter: the students were given new backpacks, balloons, and stuffed animals

law every time mickey mouse is set to enter the public domain they expand copyright by another twenty years as well aaron schwartz by the way felt the need to pressure him to the point where he killed himself chris dodd of the motion picture association of america the lobbying group in washington for the copyright cartel and yes it will result in as you call a profit the intellectual property come from the public domain it should by law reenter the public domain in a reasonable time that thomas jefferson thought during the founding of the american constitution fourteen years not lifetime plus seventy five years those perpetual copyright those giving society a collective will bottom e. and these guys are copyright cartel most who are just joining the economy well of course everybody in america knows of scotland based on the film braveheart which again is like part of this copyright ranting economy living off. the intellectual property of scotland people are already living off the oil resources of scotland they're also living off the intellectual property of scotland and by the w

i like disney and mickey mouse and tinkerbell and stuff.ld love a world where i lived at walt disney world all day. >> but for the past eight months, moore has been living in a very different world, the jail's female confinement unit, where she is held in her cell away from other inmates, due in part to the intense media coverage of her case. >> because she's in the news and because of her charges. if you put her back in a pod, you don't know how another inmate is going to react to what she is allegedly accused of. so for her own safety, it's better that she's back here. >> moore has collected some of the many newspaper reports on her case. >> "woman charged in millionaire's murder pleads not guilty." i used to cry, opening these up. i don't anymore. i'm over it. >> why would you cry? >> because i'm not this kind of person. this is a person that i'm not. >> prosecutors say moore, who has pled not guilty, befriended the $30 million jackpot winner and conned him out of a large share of his fortune and then killed him. the victim, abraham shak

i would have to say, why am i referring to mickey mouse?n say anything without advocating fair use. but we want to quote some thing cited lots of movies. he talks like this. when he was -- three years later he sounded like that. i might not only want to put a picture of him in. i might want to actually put video clips into the e-book version of this book. then i would have to say, what do i want to do that's different than enjoyed the movie that he send? that's right, making a comment about his historical significance, the treatment of nice or whatever i'm going to say about that. for the walt disney has played in copyright as a stakeholder for the rebate disney as a company has historically taken work in the public domain such as folklore and turned it into a corporate product. cordoning specific work of disney. i might want to show a picture of snow white along with the grimm brothers. then i would have the right to make all of those references in so far as i'm doing something different and just enjoying the folktale and the movie. i am n

con, which is good, because you can't. [ laughter ] pro, getting your picture taken with mickey mousender his breath. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: help me. >> jimmy: you got to get me out of here. pro, every night, there's a fireworks display. con, which scares the crap out of south korea. [ laughter ] hey come on, you can't do that! pro, riding the roller coaster, ferris wheel and tilt-a-whirl. con, hoping at least one can somehow catapult you over the border. let's go faster! pro, the park offers north koreans something they won't find anywhere else in the country. con -- food. [ laughter ] good marketing. >> steve: sounds good, yeah. >> jimmy: good marketing point. >> steve: get a churro. >> jimmy: pro, they have miniature golf. con, or as kim jong-un calls it, golf. [ laughter ] >> steve: come on. come on! [ applause ] come on! >> jimmy: pro, seeing goofy and pluto. con, on your plate at lunch. [ laughter ] it's a cultural thing, they eat dogs. >> steve: why are we so superior? no, we're just stating a cultural difference. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: thank you. pro, the park has

get old you say mickey mouse is bad. but i like mickey mouse and minnie. >> look what happened to the muppets? >> right. then 18 you have to come out, tough drive. phil even hit a 4-iron yesterday on the -- on a 460-yard hole. >> you should have seen me in the rain. >> i want to hear about that. i want to hear about that. >> well, we'll have video of it over the next couple of -- >> how many guys did you h to talk to out there? >> i played with four other guys. >> one was a pro, though. >> one was a pro. >> three money managers. >> three money managers and a pro in the rain. >> it was raining hard yesterday. >> it was raining hard. we were under umbrellas. it was -- >> i can ask you a question? >> yes. >> did comparing golf to investing -- you can do it for a while, but when have you to do it a lot with three guys, and i've done it twice with three different guys, did it -- were you -- for you, you don't even know that much about golf, i don't think, necessarily, right? you have clubs but they're like eight years old, ri

gary b, i'm a bear on mickey mouse. >> yahoo's new video content, a real game changer. they might want the jb show. i think it doubles the next three years. >> gary b? >> at this not even know yahoo was still around. >> the only thing hotter than brenda's outfit today is tesla automobile, electric vehicle up 50% over the next year. >> it will be the toby show next week. jonas, bull or bear? >> i want the expensive car. >> the 80% are good clients for lazy boy, up 20% this a year. >> there he goes. toby, bull or bear? >> the only thing lazy here is you and that bone head prediction. >> you know who is not lazy? the hardest working man on tv, neil cavuto, up next >>> cuts of this size made this quickly, lose jobs, slow the growth of our economy. >> sequestration, which has already kicked in, will get worse. >> there is only one way to truly fix the sequester, by replacing it before it causes further damage. >> so much for the further down. so much for any damage. glad to have you. i'm neil cavuto. the economy apparently laughing in the face of all that sequestration devas

i said yeah i'm ready to come home i just haven't earned my mickey mouse ears yet. so a couple more years and i've got my mickey mouse ears and i'm out the door. uh-huh. and i'm taking all the rides with me. i'll go ahead and fill out the paperwork and have you sign it. >> morgan also held a prison job as an inmate advocate. a sort of amateur lawyer for inmates facing sanctions for rule violations. >> on this i'm going to try to get you suspended sanctions. >> while morgan lived in the minimum security level two section of the penitentiary of new mexico, he was awaiting transfer to an even less restrictive level one prison, commonly known as the farm. >> i told them, it's like disney land. oh, i'm going to disney land. go find a ride. >> the farm is a lot more freedom. it's four-foot fences. you know, you're pretty much on your own will. you do what you want to do, you know. it's all trust that you build up. >> peaches was told he had six months to stay disciplinary free in order to go to a lower level facility. that seemed pretty easy to do since he was so well acc

it wasn't mickey mouse, it was the funeral director. the funeral directors should be commended, not criticized for what we do. that's what's been happening. >> of course, amidst all of this, investigators still pressing tamerlan's widow. cnn's air aen mcpi emcpike. i'm wondering. i know you're at her attorney's office and she's standing strong but she didn't know anything about that. but the fact that they found bomb residue in the apartment, is that tough for them to make that statement? >> well, christi, her attorneys haven't said very much in the past two weeks. they just released two statements. what they said at the very beginning was that katherine russell was very busy when she was living with tamerlan in boston because she worked 75 to 80 hours per week. she was outside of their home for a very long time. on top of that they had a young daughter who is about 3 now and this young couple, remember, katherine russell is just 24 years old and tamerlan tsarnaev was 26. they were caring for this almost 3-year-old daughter. she was ver

y en sus Últimos dÍas disfrutÓ del mundo mÁgico y de mickey mouse.a recaudar mÁs fondos. queremos agradecer su presencia, fue una vida que conmoviÓ a todos. >>> gracias. regreso contigo. >>> una gran inspiraciÓn para muchos. que descanse en paz esta pequeÑa guerrera. >>> al menos dos muertos dejÓ la tormenta bÁrbara, tocÓ tierra como huracÁn categorÍa 1 en la costa del pacÍfico, con vientos de hasta 75 millas. las vÍctimas fatales hay un surfista de 65 aÑosos. 14 pescadores estÁn desaparecidos. es que siguen los estragos del mal tiempo. jackie tiene los estragos de esto. >>> amigos, buenas tardes. la madre naturaleza no da tregua, se reportaron grandes daÑos en el centro del paÍs, fuertes vientos, pero no hablo mÁs, y observamos las imagenes. >>> unos 24 tornados se reportaron en la noche en 6 estados, en nebraska una cÁmara captÓ a un potente torbellino, cientos de Árboles fueron arrancados por una rÁfaga, donde estÁn en plena labor de limpieza. >>> una severa tormenta no solo obrigÓ a cancelar un espectÁculo. levanta la carta, y a los trabajadores

. >> greg: so in the spirit of the old mickey mouse club, they are recruiting members for its fan club off the record meeting with eric holder. but the media were in this club. media decided to get everybody on the same page again as it is supposed to be when you are in the media and your guy is in power. this date is doomed. most journalists are passing it up beginning with the "new york times" preferring on the record to off the record b.s.. most reporters realize the white house is transparent as michael moore's colon. what does the democratic party do? they blame the victim. turn off your phone, bob. brad wood house tweets that the media refusing to meet with holder forfeits your right to gripe. brad the refusing to meet off the record not refusing to meet, does that change your opinion? >> goodie! >> goodie! >> greg: i guess not. holder meeting the it is is taking a husband taking his wife out to dinner and hoping she will take him back. he is goner and dull man walking and his fervent allies won't make eye contact anymore. holder will be more of the same. progressives are like do

. >>> one tough week for mickey mouse. on sunday, a loaded gun found on a ride at walt disney world's animal kingdom. the gun owner later came to claim it, saying the weapon had fallen out of his back pocket during the ride. now a 22-year-old man who works at disneyland in california is being held on a million dollars bail in connection with a small explosion at the park. sarah sidener following that part of the story from anaheim. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, carol. as you might imagine, disneyland and the mistaking this very seriously. we have to mention. this happened in toon town. where some of the young every ki -- younger kids hang out with their families. parent were pretty scared when they had to be evacuated from toon town because of the blast. disneyland's toon town turned into a ghost town after an improvised explosive device went off on tuesday. >> it was loud. we ducked up. higher than the ground to see what was going on. >> reporter: crowds evacuated as bomb squad responded. no one was hurt, but t

. >> greg: so in the spirit of the old mickey mouse club, they are recruiting members for its fan clubeting with eric holder. but the media were in this club. media decided to get everybody on the same page again as it is supposed to be when you are in the media and your guy is in power. this date is doomed. most journalists are passing it up beginning with the "new york times" preferring on the

. >> this is mickey mouse. >> first grader elijah gardener was pulled out of the rubble. >> i was stuck and i went swoo into the hall way and in the bathroom. >> his mother says he's doing well, but can't fully express the horrible experience and has had a few nightmares. >> he was actually making it sound not bad. she was on top of them and the sibder block started falling on him. >> i'm, like, it's okay. >> when you saw your teacher, what did you tell her? >> i told her i loved her. >> i bet that made her day. >> um-hmm. >> well, thank you for telling me. >> the students were given new backpacks, balloons and stuffed animals. we noticed clutching a lion. she was in jennifer donees class. friends have started a praying for jennifer done facebook page. several students from holly's class died in that storm. >> what's the lion's name? >> sydney. >> reporter: these students head off into summer vacation and what's supposed to be a joyous day is scarred by the maunting memories of a violent storm. >> there's something about seeing those little kids talking a about it. >>> those who lived t

. >> we don't need mickey mouse pancakes and sunny d. >> that we bought. >> for once, we need you to feed yourself. >> wipe yourself. >> bathe yourself. >> go [ bleep ] yourself. >> this has been a message from your mom. >> mom! >> paid for by your mom. because we pay for everything. clean it up! . >> jimmy: the south korean president visited the white house on tuesday to meet with president obama. and for some reason, this is the picture of south korean's largest news organization published of that meeting. they took two different photos and pieced them together. i guess they don't have photoshop in south korea. even manti te'o looked at that and said this is totally fake. the news agency apologized for the photo. they called it an error, which kind of made me wonder if this famous photo with president park meeting big foot is fake, too. a giant african land snail was found. authorities are worried there could be more. these are the snails. now there's a mother's day gift for you. they're eight inches long, they can chew through stucco and they carry potentially deadly meningitis, w

let's suppose when you made that jump, you got a watch, you got a great big one, big mickey mouse job, okay? and you put it right here, a draping giant one, okay? you seen those ones in the fun shops? and you got that watch and you go up like that. so you can look at the watch that you're wearing on your wrist. let me ask you a question. which way is that watch you're gonna be reading, forward in time or backward in time? backward. - begin with with a what? - b. b, you see that. you're gonna see yourself going back down. you'll see yourself here. and then here and then here. 'cause you got up there faster than light. and so that light didn't like come in toward you. so you see yourself going backward. i got another question for you. when you're looking at the clock in the background, in the background, all the time is the clock with the great big hand. how are you seeing that time going? counterclockwise. regular or backwards. let me ask you guys a question. if you just get out here and look at the telescope and there's no motion between you and this clock down here, are you gonna see

it's the birthday of madeleine albright, and on this date in 1928 mickey mouse appeared in his firstmated short. we all look forward to his big disney cartoon "star wars" episode 7. this is "viewpoint." [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] >> john: good evening, i'm john fugelsang. this is "viewpoint." thank you for joining us this evening. president obama apparently wasn't content with all the white house scandals headlines this week or the possibility thinks second term could be suffocated under a blanket ofvilleofcriminal investigations, so he did something today. for groups seeking status tax status, the president condemned them. >> today secretary lew took the first step by accepting requesting and accepting the leader of the irs. it's important to implement new leadership to help us go forward. >> john: whether that will satisfy congressional republicans remains to be seen. earlier today, senate minority leader mitch mcconnell demanded a different sort of action from the president. >> the administration needs to make witnesses available to testify on this and any other incident of targeting the

anete gained fame at age 13 much as one of the leading me iconic mickey mouse club. >> "roll call." >> anete. >> mouseketeers we want to ♪ so welcome to our mouse club. >> bill: 50 years after it debuted it is still etched deeply in the memories of many americans. the question tonight though is this: were we back in the 1950s and early 1960's a better country, a better people than we are today? there is no question that for minority americans things were generally awful back then. if you don't believe me read my book killing kennedy where i document that in vivid detail so on the civil rights issue. america is much improved today. on the economic realm, the unemployment rate 4.5% in the 1950s, very low, even though the high school dropout rate back then was 27%. very high. today only 7% of americans do not complete high school. poverty rate in 1959, 232%. today is 15%. per capita income 17659 adjusted for today's inflation 2012 per capita income $43,700. you can see americans have more income today but the big ticket items like homes take a lot more money. on social issues in 1959, on

i think i did give her her first kiss. >> in "the mickey mouse club" or before that?later. they bought a house together, made headlines and they were photographed all over the world. britney has always said, and i'm quoting, "good morals mean waiting to have sex until after you have been married." >> i would definitely agree with her on that. >> reporter: did you and she live up to this during your relationship? >> sure, sure. >> reporter: okay, i asked it, you answered, right? >> there you go. >> reporter: we both did our jobs. >> there you go. >> reporter: immediately after britney, justin was linked to a who's who of starlets -- janet jackson, christina aguilera, alyssa milano -- but he insisted he was unattached. what kind of a girl do you want to bring home to mom? >> somebody like her. boom, got brownie points on tv. i'm just kidding. >> we'll cut him some slack now for that one. >> no, i mean, honestly, somebody that understands me, somebody that understands the things that i go through in my career. >> reporter: physically, what attracts you? >> physically? as

one of them is the stock behind mickey mouse. yeah, disney's earnings after the bell.most important things you need to watch. how much is the rising stock market boosting housing prices. they know a thing or two about that. >>> do you see a future where we put all this abundant natural gas to use, powering mainstream autos? yes, we'll talk to the ceo of clean energy fuels, a company that hopes to revolutionize the transport agency. all those and many more coming up. in the meantime, back to you on "power lunch." >>> thank you, mandy. we'll be watching at the top of the hour. >>> let's recatch. that means, since a low point back in november, the s&p 500 has now gained 20%. that means it qualifies officially. now nasdaq up a bit less in terms of percentage terms, but the dow industrials again today in very clearly in report territory, as is the s&p 500. shares of arena pharmaceutical gaining ground, as you see, by about 85 cents, the company getting closer to bringing the obiasity drug to market. the ruling has been held up for several months as drug regulators respond t

. >> greg: so in the spirit of the old mickey mouse club, they are recruiting members for its fan clubet everybody on the same page again as it is supposed to be when you are in the media and your guy is in power. this date is doomed. most journalists are passing it up beginning with the "new york times" preferring on the

lori: we do call him mickey mouse. david: he knows disney like nobody in the world knows disney. we'll check in with dennis as soon as number come in. lori: we're waiting for disney numbers due at any moment. stock hitting all-time high, 30 times a top on analyst goes behind the numbers whether it is time to add disney to your portfolio exonce again, today is 15,000 day, folks. 15,000 claim --! we can't emphasize that enough. home prices are rising and sales are rebounding. we have someone who sauce don't get too optimistic. these headlines are being driven by the federal reserve and ben bernanke and they're in the middle of blowing a new housing bubble. we want to hear from you about housing. are we in the midst of a genuine housing recovery or is it artificial and about to blow up? log on to faceboo facebook.com/afterthebell. we'll read your answers later this hour. ♪ . [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sal data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] .

if you did it over a mickey mouse, unimportant trivial, alleged leak over valerie plame, and you had millions of dollars, a year or two spent on that, surely the corruption of the irs -- and the question is, how does this happen? is cincinnati? is that a hotbed of left wing activity? obviously there's an atmosphere here, and somebody has to find it. has to have a subpoena. it cannot be the treasury department or anybody involved in this administration. it can't even be the doj. it's got to be from the outside. >> bret: we will try to get more information on how many questions he'll take with the turkish prime minister tomorrow. >> the over/under is two. >> bret: much more on the other side of the break. we'll go into the ap investigation. what's happening there, and what happened with the attorney general on the hill today. save on boat and motorcycle insurance too. other insurance companies are green with envy. oh, no, no, no...i'm sorry, but this is all wrong? i would never say that. writer: well what would you say? gecko: well i'd probably emphasize the savings. ya know...lose tha

unos marditos, claro, no me llevaron para poner la música, chicho y nano me las van a pagar, oye mickey mouseiz bonita, respingadita ♪ y para blanquearte te aplicaron concha nacar ♪ y ahora resulta que te sientes el más bello momumento ♪ fuiste una mala inversion y me arrepiento pues tus palabras de amor, arrastró el viento ♪ y ahora resulta que no estoy en el nivel que tú pensabas ♪ me dices eso y otras tantas tarugadas ♪ ahora resulta muñequita, ahora resulta ♪. voz de mando ♪. ♪. te compré un carro que ni sabes manejar aparatos de esos con una manzana yo te di joyas y hasta un perro del tamaño de una rata ♪ y ahora resulta ♪ que te sientes el mÁs bello ♪ ♪ momumento ♪ fuiste una mala inversion y me ♪ ♪ arrepiento ♪ pues tus palabras de amor, ♪ arrastrÓ el viento ♪ ♪ y ahora resulta que no estoy ♪ en el nivel que tÚ pensabas ♪ ♪ me dices eso y otras tantas ♪ tarugadas ♪ ahora resulta muÑequita, ahora ♪ resulta ♪. (aplausos) <>>guau, que canción tan buena voz de mando, señores. (aplausos) >>voz de mando!! y ahora resulta que vinieron acelebrar los 16 años de despierta américa >>muchas gracia

tracy: parents are suckers for stuffed mickey mouse things. ashley: thank you very much.ocks as we do every 15 minutes. the new york stock exchange, joining us now every analyst we have had on says there's always room to the upside, these equities, the valuations are pretty decent, they are reasonable, would you agree? >> i totally would agree. quite frankly i go back to 2008. if you like stocks in 2008 when the companies were built on a house of cards as the economy has turned out in hindsight you have to love them here because everybody has their ducks in a row, earnings might be a little tepid for some people but nothing but upside. ashley: it is a buying opportunity, do you agree? speak i think depending on where you stand in terms of your risk tolerance, i would much rather buy on the way up there on the way down because it is very tough to catch a falling knife, as they say. down is a dangerous game. hank greenberg once said basically if you average down come he can be a larger shareholder of nothing. ashley: thank you so much. we appreciate it. shareholder of nothi

the other one is that it's a very mickey mouse reverse psychology ploy. but the prosecutors real quick, jon, are going to have a very good argument that this was a cruel, heinous and depraved killing, so it'll be interesting to see what happens. jon: well, juan martinez, the prosecutor, asked the jury are you going to let her scam you in his closing arguments. we'll see what happens when they consider the death penalty. doug burns, carrie hackett, thank you both. >> my pleasure, jon. >> thank you. jenna: well, in another legal case, nearly four years after michael jackson's death, some new abuse allegations surfacing against the pop star. what they are, next. [ male announcer ] running out of steam? ♪ now you can give yourself a kick in the rear! v8 v-fusion plus energy. natural energy from green tea plus fruits and veggies. ittle kick? v8 v-fusiooh!lus energy. could've had a v8. in the juice aisle. jenna: well, right now some new allegations against michael jackson, and they're coming from choreographer wade robson. robson testified eight years ago at ja

it's where mickey mouse's house is so people were pretty scared when they had to be evacuated. disneyland's toontown turned into a ghost town. >> it was loud. it startled us. ducked and looked up and i looked higher than the ground. >> reporter: crowds evacuated as the bomb squad responded. not the kind of scene visitors ever expected to encounter. police say no one was hurt but they did discover evidence of a small explosion. >> when our officers arrived they found the remnants of a water bottle which is indicative of a dry ice type explosion. >> reporter: 22-year-old christian barnes, a vending cast member at disneyland, is being held on a million dollar bail on suspicion of possessing and detonating an explosive device. >> there's potential, any time this occurs, for there to be injury. there's potential for someone to get injured to the point where they lose their life. that's why the charges are so serious. >> reporter: disneyland official says barnes had the dry ice in his vending cart where he sells items that need to be kept cold. police say that barnes is cooperating.

tú estas bien >>no se asusten, estoy buscando a manny >>esta por allá >>oiga, usted va a ver a mickey mouse >>la florida >>ah, si, diego armndo. >>no, ya no. como les hemos estado contando, hoy el presidente barack obama llega a méxico, llegando a ese país cuando han cambiado la estrategia de combate al narcotrafico cecilia muñoz directora de política domeestica de casa blanca, buenos días y muchas gracias por acompañarnos >>muchas gracias. >>y hablemos dela meta que tiene el presidente, de afianzar lazos economicos >>es importante de ambos lados, la idea de hacer crecer la frontera,no solo ayudara a mex, tambiéne a estados unidos, el presidente hablará en costa risa,con los presidentes de centro américa de cooperacion y desarrollo economico,. esto formará parte también de reforma migratoria que es muy importante >>y que puede hacer méxico, en esta lucha que se libra en estados unidos, para lograr la legalizacion de 11 millones de indocumentados >>seguir siendo socios en cuestion de seguridad de la frontera, que sera elemento clave de discusion aquí, también dar oportunidad economicas en el

most of the things that have been uncovered by the security services in england have been pretty mickey mouset really terribly serious. this one, too. okay. a couple crazies who are committing murder in a london street killing a soldier in the name of some sort of cause which is very indistinct and really doesn't resonate with i wouldn't have thought any of the muslims in britain or elsewhere in the world. >> so you see, wolf, he is very clearly sort of playing down the fact that this might have been some part of a bigger sort of terrorist plot. he specifically called it committing murder. one person was killed. it didn't have the kind of fallout that we saw even in boston and even that is considered to have been home grown terrorism and sort of a lone wolf kind of a mission there. so, you know, there are going to be a lot of questions and we'll have to wait and see what comes out of interrogating and questioning these people. they are alive, the attackers. they rushed police. they were shot. but they were taken alive and taken to hospital. >> i'm sure the next few days we'll be learning a lo

. >> it's like meeting mickey mouse and walt disney at the same time. >> stephanie: right.ph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. as we have been saying all morning, text redcross at 90999, and you can automatically donate $10 to help out in oklahoma. let's go to rob in long island. >> caller: hey stephanie. i wanted to say something to jim just real quick, since he did say that about god and power, god is proof that absolute power corrupts [ inaudible ]. i keep forgetting the comedian's name that was just on -- >> stephanie: dean. >> caller: thank you. the quote from donald rumsfeld about knowing where the weapons of mass destruction were. the whole quote went we know they are in crete and bagdad and north southeast and west of there. i was waiting for somebody to say, everybody is north, south, east and west of everything. so isn't that saying you don't know? >> stephanie: yeah. >> that was when i found air america radio, and i started listening to randy rhodes and eventually stephanie miller, tom hartman and all of these guys, and i'm really grateful for all of

. >>> me pidiÓ cien dolares para comprar alimentos y puso en facebook una foto de ella con mickey mousetuvo su padre don pedro rivera afuera del matrimonio, lo perpresentÓ al pÚblico doÑa rosa se sintiÓ mal salio del concierto con su hijo gustavo rivera que vive con ella, fuimos entrevistamos a gustavo para que nos contara la historia, y vea lo que dijo, ahÍ les va. >>> ustedes estaban en el concierto de lupillo, y la gente estaba emocionada, era un homenaje a jenni, y tu mamÁ estaba triste y contenta de ver a los fanÁticos gritando por jenni, y de repente lupillo sube al hijo extramatrimonial de tu padre, de don pedro rivera, quÉ pasÓ allÍ? >>> es una situaciÓn muy difÍcil para una esposa. pasar por algo asÍ. pero mi mamÁ esta de pie, estÁ fuerte. Él dÍa del concierto pues lupillo se sentÓ y a ella le cantÓ las cancion de mi hermana jenni, la canciÓn que le encantaba, sufriendo a solas, tragos de amargo licor, y ese impacto lo traÍa fuerte, mi maÁa estaba sufriendo mucho, mucho, mucho, pero no puedo decir que era de tristeza sino que era de la emociÓn de ver que su hijo le canta a su h

. >>> se llama mickey mouse mamacita, y cÓmo se llama el pato que camina en dos patas? nalgadas. >>> mamita ven y enseÑame lo que tienes que enseÑarme. >>> mira, metele, metele, metele. (risas) >>> te veo en la oficina de luzma. (risas) >>> te dio miedo. >>> no, no luzma no. no, no, luzma no. >>> le dio frÍo. >>> bueno, vÁmonos, en los deportes, venga mi chavi. fÚtbol, ay caray. alemania vino sin sus estrellas, asÍ viene la cosa, y aÚn asÍ le pegÓ a ecuador, como ven, en detroit, por detroit. >>> te encanta detroit. >>> michigan. >>> se comentÓ. >>> bÉlgica abusÓ, despedazo al team usa. >>> quÉ pasÓ mi team usa, y es importante asegura a tu familia el techo, un inesperado desastre lo dejarÍa en la calel e, los seguros de vivienda antes de perderlo todo. >>> y christian chÁvez llegara al programa a iniciar un nuevo capÍtulo en su vida, estrenarÁ a nivel mundial el nuevo tema musical, estamos esperandolo, queremos que salga con una sonrisa de aquÍ, y asi serÁ. >>> sabine moussier revela el secreto con el que se novio jovencito le robÓ el corazoncito y todo aquellito. >>>