a very dramatic moment and important moment in american history.but for many people in 1816-ton 1861 the conflict began when robert anderson and his men crossed charleston harbor and raise their flag above fort sumter, the south carolina newspaper headlines scream out by this act major anderson has inaugurated a war, a civil war in our country. so that is where i stop the book, this sort of night is gate. we were right there. the boats are slipping away. crossing over, and he has the american flight tucked under his arm that he will raise. >> thank you. just one example of annan's techniques. he takes a person who we don't know much about who was not a conscious hero and the struggle but committed some quite extraordinary acts. >> yes. he was very ambivalent, and i like that. he was seen in the army has been this sort of great aircraft. let's relieve this very gray looking man, very serious and sort of dire and mostly known in the army for having translated certain french artillery textbooks into english and being everybody's instructor in artiller

. >> there's never a moment that is not shadowed in some way by that phone call.ncer illness, the idea of dying, is never that far away. >> reporter: just days after the diagnosis, cape cod. bruce was consumed by a sense of loss. a man who had made a living by walking knew he might never walk again, might not live to see the twins grow up. his thoughts focused on them. >> i'm a person who has tried in my life to dream undreamable dreams. who's going to teach them how to dream? who is the person i'm going to say, tell them if they want to run a marathon, open a restaurant, write a book, cook the hardest souffle. who is going to say to them, you can do it? >> reporter: after a restless night in the early morning darkness, the house quiet, the answer came to him. the extraordinary idea when we come back. [ grunts ] [ male announcer ] built like a volkswagen. the 2011 tiguan. [ grunts ] and all we need to do is change the way we're thinking about them. a couple decades ago, we didn't even realize just how much natural gas was trapped in rocks thousands of feet below u

just a few moments stay with us life here in moscow. hungry for the full slim we've got it for. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. in indonesia oh she's available in hotels coming dolly results in spawn's my good results in spite of only come a come down upon remote have been turned on sentry and the result in spawn sunday of peach otoh the wiston result use of dual club med bunnies suffer till some in their own customs building resorts and spawn the ritz carlton hotel grounds many as you call the hotel four seasons hotel and the sultan who tell me. how welcome to business thanks for joining me all eyes are on russia's northern capital st petersburg where the annual international economic forum is underway and our teams not present. day one. the word of the day was definitely innovation there were a number of high profile deals that were decided all in that area the first one dow chemical and the skolkovo fund signing a deal in order to create a research and development center in russia very exciting

futures stand at the moment. the nasdaq looking to lose the most again. >> most of the selling yesterday coming at the end of session. no surprise futures continue to point downwards today as well, nina. the federal reserve's latest diagnosis of the u.s. recovery is looking more and more pessimistic. it says recovery is slower and weaker than expected. fed chairman ben ber bankny says that's largely due to supply disruption because of the japanese earthquake. but with the economy moving at a snail's pace, he admits the fed has been taken by surprise. >> the economic recovery appears to be proceeding at a moderate pace, though somewhat more slowly than the committee had expected and some recent labor market indicators have also been weaker than expected. >>> now let's hone in on exactly what ben bernanke said during that all-important speech. one thing he talked about is recovery or lack thereof. there seems to be plenty of doom and gloom going on. ben bernanke said there was a recovery in place but it was going a

>> it would have to be a moment which i'm not going to go into, but a moment with my family.en we're all together. i love -- >> there was one moment in particular you're thinking of? >> i love, love -- like my great nephew, london blue. he goes i love this family. this is such a great family. he's so cute. he's 5. it's just sweet moments when we all get together, which is rare. it's hard. >> when it happens, do you all feel like -- >> it's special. >> we're a bit crazy the jacksons. but when we get together we have an amazing family. >> we have a wonderful family. we have a wonderful time together, that's the thing. such great fun. that's what i love. >> just to wrap this up, it's bean fascinating encounter. i didn't know quite what to expect. you've been fascinating. you're exuding to me an air of being happy with yourself as you ever have been. >> i am. i told you before i'm in a wonderful space. and it's about having that happiness, that love from within. all of this, all of the material things, all of that is just stuff.

it was a sad moment. i felt auwful for the guy at tht moment. >> you released other pictures earlier in the day which is probably what prompted the press conference. you said you have another image you described as x-rateded. y you said you will not release it but you are keeping it. is this an x-rated insurance policy? >> i don't like to think of it that way. >> people characterized it as more. >> i don't know what to do. if there is a place i could go publically burn it. >> under no circumstance will you release it? in other words, say anthony weiner supporters argue -- >> if anthony weiner decides to make it a jihad against me for his interpretation of putting me into this situation, you know, i will take that as a -- you know, you said an insurance policy. maybe. i can't foresee a circumstance in which i would release that. i don't think i want to put his family through that type of thing. but for instance, i have already started to hear words that megan, the woman who came forth, people are prying th

and you see much where you are at the moment. at the moment look up into the moscow sky there's been a few clouds the vision of the moon hasn't been so great but if you can see that we've seen it in and out of the clouds it's glowing bright red color and if you do look up at the moment and see that don't be alarmed what you're seeing is a lunar eclipse and it's the first full lunar events in the screen since the year two thousand so what is actually happening why is the moon glowing red well usually the moon that you see glowing white is a reflection of the sun's rays but so worth it to lie right now is right. come between the sun and the moon blocking out most of the sun's rays getting to the moon the rays that you can see getting to the moon are the red rays most of the blue ones. giving in red color at the moment for the next hour and a half hours the sun's shadow covers the earth's shadow covers the moon all around the earth throughout search south america australia up into asia and europe and africa people will be able to se

what moment for you was sort of an important moment? >> i had several. i liked gingrich's answer on immigration but his specific reply about paul ryan i still disagree with him and i think it was a missed opportunity for him because he's compares apples and oranges in this case. two completely different approaches. two completely different plans. one plan actually has a constitutional basis and one plan doesn't have a constitutional basis. it was a missed opportunity for him to further illustrate that but, i think throughout the debate especially his answer on immigration, i think he recovered from the massive disaster his campaign had become just two weeks prior. >> let me play that. let me ask you, dana, before i play that, on gingrich's response do you think he has re-opened that by saying that republicans should go slow if the american people aren't fully behind it? do you think he's re-opened the discussion and will get himself criticized more? >> yeah. i was following along on twitter with the cnn hash tag and all the conservatives i saw, they were

right at this very moment that is. tales on the streets the police all over the place. where the take outs of think that's all i can tell you it's not a pleasant experience you cannot break. these numbers of people who are caught. nazis. that's silly. so you can see right now and the police meet again like once he does going to be another round of pick up stuff that happened a. little earlier what were you thinking i want to film not filming. so filming you still filming rain. right now you still filming ok. we're on the main street right now it's very hard to film because even the parade to the pier head they want to see this show you just what's happening on the feeds right now we've got the finest batting you've got the k. got. you got to get that. by now the phrase has. now they're saying at the moment a large number of these people are actually prevail you can the police you can see them there in the black heat of phones and they're the ones maybe trying to stop that still may. think. that it got a guy got right let me see get feet up the right. they got going up a

are the moment when we can find meaning.nd i suppose that's part of our human predicament is to find meaning. it's even in loss that we can find that something else, meaning. >> anna deavere smith. thanks for being with us. thank you for your work. >> thank you. thank you for this work. >> let me down easy runs through july 10th at berkeley rep. >>> well, my thanks to you for joining us here tonight for this discussion. and we invite you to visit us at kqed.org/thisweek for past episodes to subscribe to our newsletter and podcast and to share your thoughts about the program. i'm belva davis. program. i'm belva davis. good night. captioning by vitac, underwritten by fireman's fund i thought it was over here... ♪ [car horn honks] our outback always gets us there... ... sometimes it just takes us a little longer to get back. ♪

and in that moment, i died. what a moment. >> the timing -- the greatest is watching the show. is watching, i know muhammad is watching, so i'm doing the show. >> i want to leave with you doing your extraordinary party piece. you claim you can name every american president in order in one minute. we have one minute left. jerry springer, the floor is yours. >> george washington, adams, jefferson, madison, monroe, adams, jackson, van buren, harrison, tyler, poke, pierce, buchanon, lincoln, johnson, grant, hayes, garfield, cleveland, harrison, cleveland again, roosevelt, taft, wilson, harding, coolidge, hoover,

and that moment is such a delicious moment that a lot of people chase that moment all their lives. they become scholars. and so what i am trying to do there is show the interplay between conscious learning, unconscious ocessing, to show how education involves all this stuff. >> and their parents? >> their parents, harold parents are commercial people. i have a scene in aspen, the affluent and shallow coup well they are so tall and slender they dot have-- just one egant-- on top of the other. they have dogs, in certain superrich circles t is now fashionable to have dogs as third as tall as your ceiling height so they have the git fury velociraptors with jane austin names so there is a little social i there. and then erica's parents are, one of the fathers is mexican american, the other chinese you get toee a little of the mental illness and the effects of mental illness which is actually events in tucson have swn us we are really just beginning to come into terms with a lot of that stuff. 's funny i wasat national institutof health not long ago with a bunch of neuroscientists and th

there are greatest tennis player of the moment. >> i'll accept that at the moment. >> people of a certain age. he is definitely the source rer of the moment. there he is. rafael nadal. he adds that six times to his name. before rafa came to london, he will be trying to do what the great borg did five times in succession. go from the clay courts of paris to the grass courts of london. thanks very much indeed. you're watching bbc world news. still to come. fearful of bloodshed, residents of a syrian town call on the government not to send in the troops. a review by the british government of its strategy for combating extremism is expected to announce that funding will be cut to a number of muslim groups. to identify parts of the country most at risk for extremists. >> the 77 bombings of 2005. they killed 52 people and promed the government to launch prevents to tackle the causes of extremism. in february this year, the prime minister called for a tougher attitude. state funding for muslim groups. >> we should properly judge these organizations. do they believe in universal human rights incl

what a moment. >> it was beautiful.ver think that i'd get an opportunity to do that. i was there along with my family and -- >> any truth to the rumor that you and jay-z are having twin pyramids made to commemorate. >> that's a good one. >> i am going to show you some incredible footage of a 6-year-old beyonce knowles performing. where it all started. >> where it all started. ♪ [ male announcer ] every day, thousands of people are choosing advil. here's one story. my name is lacey calvert and i train professional athletes with yoga. i know how my body should feel. if i have any soreness, i'm not going to be able to do my job. but once i take advil, i'm able to finish my day and finish out strong. then when i do try other things, i always find myself going back to advil. it really works! [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] make the switch. take action. take advil. sir, can you hear me? just hold the bag. we need a portable x-ray, please! [ nurse ] i'm a nurse. i believe in the power of science and medicine. but i'm also human.

appreciate you being here for this moment. >>> i believe i misspoke a few moments ago. i think i said the stonewall raid occurred in 1968. obviously it occurred in 1969 the we are waiting to go hear from new york governor andrew cuomo. we anticipate that really any moment. that's the podium where we believe he'll be speaking in literally a matter of a minute or two. let us know what you think we're on facebook, follow me on twitter @ anderson cooper. >>> plus a deadly day of crackdowns inside syria. we'll have the latest on that and the latest from the casey anthony trial. details ahead. ♪ [ slap! slap! ] [ male announcer ] your favorite foods fighting you? fight back fast with tums. calcium rich tums goes to work in seconds. nothing works faster. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums ♪ i like your messy hair ♪ i like the clothes you wear ♪ i like the way you sing ♪ and when you dance with me ♪ you always make me smile [ male announcer ] we believe you're at your best when you can relax and be yourself. and at thousands of newly refreshed holiday inn hotels, you always can. holiday in

>> well, at the moment he's been doing quite well. he's been saying the right things, trying to get his own party to support him. but things are very tight at the moment. there are as many as five m.p.'s who are not necessarily going to vote for the austerity measures. at the moment the government has only a five-seat majority in parliament. so persuading these five to vote for him will be difficult, and otherwise we're looking at a -- a very tight, a small majority in parliament if any at all. so he's been trying hard, saying this is the only way forward. you know, we must stockton these measures. we've -- must stick to these measures. we've been doing it for more than a year. it's exactly what the greeks are complaining about, saying we can't take any more austerity, you're talking about new measures, bailouts, where are the things we've been promised. he's done a good job persuading things but measures are generally very, very difficult and hard for the middle classes. he's facing opposition from the politicians in and out of his o

use this moment to join us today. visit redcross.org. >> welcome back.e are having a wonderful conversation about the -- from july 21 to 3 # 1 and berkeley july 30 to august 6 and palo alto and in san rafael august 6 to 8. >> we are talking about other pieces that are going on at the san francisco jewish film festival. it is your 31st year. it is the first and really the most well attended jewish film festival in entire world. congratulations. so what else is happening this year at the san francisco jewish film festival. >> one of the things we are most excited about is every year we give out one award called the freedom of expression award. this year, we are having douglas come in person to receive the award and to introduce sparticus and he considers that his finest moment in that he broke the blacklist by insisting that the screen writer use his real name in the credits. and that's part of why we are giving him the award. he's a jewish actor that's proud of judaism and has weekly sessions with his rabbi. so we are really thrill today have him on the c

that's a worrying moment.cation system is getting better and better and more and more competitive. >> of course they are. there's a great article today on the lack of productivity in american universities. i mean, the cost of a higher education keeps going up for parents who can't afford to send their kid to a school because too many of these guys are teaching one class a week. the productivity now at universities is terrible. tenure is a terrible idea. it keeps them around forever and they don't have to work hard. >> one of the arguments against the chinese way of doing business is they don't play by the normal rules. they cut corners, they're ruthless, they'll do anything to win, but they don't play by the rules. what's your experience of doing business with the chinese? >> well, they do it their way. and you've got to be flexible enough to move with them and know what they're doing. but you can still play by a right move. but you're going to see when you -- we started a lightbulb factory there and we though

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it appears at the moment he's likely to win.

[applause] this is an historic moment for san francisco. and i want to first start by thanking my colleagues at the board of supervisors. we may not -- please clap for them. we may not always agree. but on this great man, edwin lee, we came together and thank you for that. [applause] i also want to thank the many candidates that we considered. one of the things that we are blessed here in san francisco was we had many individuals who we knew could step up to take this role. thank you for all of you who we spoke to about this. this is also an historic day for the asian-american community. for a community that has been here in san francisco for over 160 years, i am a product of that community. i know that ed and all of us who are of asian-american descent feel the legacy. and i want to thank all of you who have been part of this historic moment to make this happen. and say that this is obviously not just about a chinese american community or an asian-american community. this is about the american dream. the idea that anyone from any backgroun

what a moment. >> it was beautiful.ver think that i'd get an opportunity to do that. i was there along with my family and -- >> any truth to the rumor that you and jay-z are having twin pyramids made to commemorate. >> that's a good one. >> i am going to show you some incredible footage of a 6-year-old beyonce knowles performing. where it all started. >> where it all started. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ introducing purina one beyond a new food for your cat or dog. ♪ ♪ beyonce is my name take a sip of my potion ♪ ♪ she thinks she's bad baby don't make me mad ♪ >> that is hilarious. even at 6, you were showing off. >> i was. >> very precocious. >> it's very embarrassing. that's not something you need everyone to see. >> even as a kid, can you remember the thought process when you were that young. did you always know, i am going to be a star. i don't care what it takes. >> i didn't at all know that i was going to be a star. but i did know that i felt very comfortable when i was on the stage. i was really shy. and i did not speak much. i was m

what a moment. >> it was beautiful. ever think that i'd get an opportunity to do that. i was there along with my family and -- >> any truth to the rumor that you and jay-z are having twin pyramids made to commemorate. >> that's a good one. >> i am going to show you some incredible footage of a 6-year-old beyonce knowles performing. where it all started. >> where it all started. ♪ gas and bloating. with three strains of good bacteria to help balance your colon. you had me at "probiotic." [ female announcer ] phillips' colon health. host: could switching to or mnsurance?ou fifteen percent dchuckchk wo man: hey you dang woodchks, quit chucking myood! vo: geic fifinutesould save y fifteen percent or more on car insurance. ♪ beyonce is my name take a sip of my potion ♪ ♪ she thinks she's bad baby don't make me mad ♪ >> that is hilarious. even at 6, you were showing off. >> i was. >> very precocious. >> it's very embarrassing. that's not something you need everyone to see. >> even as a kid, can you remember the thought proces

this was a sweet moment, it has gone viral. he is trying to comfort her, gave her a kiss on the cheek because she was hysterical and it was captured. great picture. i love that picture. >> does it make you wonder what would have happened if they won? what would have happened in the street. you wouldn't have that to share on saturday morning. >> what do you have going on today? >>> rough weather in parts of the country. strong storms this morning. fires popping up in south georgia and florida. we will talk about it in mere moments. >> appreciate you, buddy. see you in a moment. >>> at 12 minutes past the hour. what do you like to eat? the world favorite foods. we will show you the top tastes. might be surprised by some of them. back in 60 seconds. lize odors in multiple cat homes. purina tidy cats. keep your home smelling like home. i don't always have time to eat like i should. that's why i like glucerna shakes. they have slowly digestible carbs to help minimize blood sugar spikes, which can help lower a1c. [ male announcer ] g

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two or three russia's third richest man says it's not me who find out all the details in just a few moments. dozens dying terrible things in afghanistan as barack obama promises to follow through with the decision to withdraw one third of u.s. troops from the country. london is accused of harboring foreign fugitives the former egyptian finance minister to live openly in britain despite a thirty year jail sentence back home. international news income and live from our studios here in central moscow this is . one of russia's richest men has set his sights on politics after the world of business become profitable has been elected leader of the right cause party which plans to run in december's parliamentary elections. has spoken exclusively to the billionaire. because it is not yet known as a successful politician but he is known as a very successful businessman and when it comes to brought up and to write cause they have quite ambitious goals as well which are not only to get into the state duma to the next election but also to become the second most powerful political force in the country ri

moment is the chinese. >> welcome to our viewers on pbs in america. it is friday and in many places around the world, that means the time to rest at the end of a long week. in syria, it means more deadly crashes. 15 people have been killed in the demonstrations. the authorities blamed unidentified gunmen. protesters blamed security forces. europe has responded with more sanctions but it is not clear if they will have much impact. due to the difficulty of the reporting from damascus, we apologize for the audio quality. >> 100 days since the uprising started, protesters are continuing with their calls for change. despite violence and killing, they have brought out big numbers. protests have spread across the country, in the north, and the center. these two cities have had clashes with the government and loyalists in the past days. >> this is also an deraa, the first place is the protests. forces are reported to have fired on protesters as they were leaving the mosque. . one protester was killed. his mother is mourning his loss. they are out in big numbe

but the significant movepls moments -- moments, i mentioned benson, and obviously that moment in that debate was a juncture in which people saw benson in a different way and saw his vice president, dan quayle in a different way, and it developed out of that moment. which, you know, the complaint about the sound bite aspect is not the fault of the candidates, it is the fault of the medium. that was a moment picked out, but it framed something about the difference between the two candidates and what their respective compafts were. and we leverage that. the fact senator benson was seen as someone who had a legacy and a history and had capacity beyond a much more junior colleague in the u.s. senate that was running against him, we then put in front of the voters and instantly turned, you know, senator benson into a more formidible running mate. we started going places because he suddenly was kind of a rock star. we put him out campaigning in places where he otherwise would not have gone. it was a moment where these debates impacked the way in which the campaign developed strategy after wa

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i think he's got a very difficult task because the moment the two sides are very far apart but i think it's got to be a negotiation and of if russia couldn't come mediate couldn't couldn't find a way to bring the two sides together that would be fine i'm not clear that what russia is doing is very different from what president zuma of south africa has been trying to do or also turkey has been trying to do but why not i think it's good news that russia is trying do the rebels really want to negotiate after all they clearly want the nato campaign to continue with the aim of gadhafi a ceasefire for them i suppose wouldn't be what they want what it. well there's no ceasefire on offer as a matter of fact not a real cease far we've had ceased far declarations from from gadhafi before the bombing when the fighting went on if there was a real cease far then that that would be a different matter but that would have to be. notified in advance and it would have to take place that hasn't been in the ceasefire the trouble with the negotiating positions as the moment they seem to be absolutely contr

to find its moment. and this story that i had been working on off and on about this boarding house in san francisco post internment camps. as i worked on this rashamon story, this other one came alive and they began to meld and they wrote themselves and became after the war. so when you see the play, you will see elements of rashamon in the play, but you will have to look very closely. and to cary pearloffs and scp's credit, they were very cool about it, which is the neat thing about working in theater as opposed to film. they said fine, let's go with this, let's run with it. once they were comfortable with it we continued to work on it for 3 1/2, 4 years now. >> so the play takes -- this play that you have now written, that has developed from that seed idea, takes its theme japanese internment camps and what happened to someone who had been in internment camps. >> uh-huh. >> this character had not only been sent there, the central character in the play, but also he had said he wasn't going to fight in t

moment has it appearing as though it is a controlled moment.ying, is this really real? did they plan this? was this completely spontaneous? >> yeah, some thought that they were performance artists trying to, you know, to make a stand against, you know, make love, not war. but actually they were terrified and he was trying to comfort her because she was very scared. she was hit by, you know, a shield, from one of the police. they were both tried -- the police tried to push them away, so they were terrified and he just tried to comfort her and that's how he ended up -- >> chivalrous. >> they were not aware what was going on. someone was taking a picture of them. here, again, in their own words. >> so now what -- now what? >> they started beating us with the shields, like trying to get us to move. i don't know why. we weren't being aggressive towards them or anything like that. eventually they passed over us. and that's when we were on the ground. i was just -- she was a bit hysterical afterwards, and i was trying it calm her down. >> how sweet. >

there were moments that were fun. i mean, one of my favorites and some of you heard the story, i apologize if you have. i find it enjoyable. i was talking one evening, been invited by the wall street analysts to speak at their dinner. as i'll describe in moments, i had a somewhat fraught relationship with wall street at large and with the analysts in particular. i'll describe the wase in a -- case in the moment or two. we subpoenaed all the e-mails created out of wall street, and we read them, and they were not pretty to read and certainly not pretty if you were an investor. maybe you are front running and doing just fine. the -- i got to the dinner and looked at the add yen over 300-400 analysts in their black ties because there was their annual awards dinner. they were going to get awards both silver and bronze i guess for being the most proefficient analysts of recommending stocks to the public. we crunched the numbers and determined those getting the gold standard, the peak, olympians, had you followed their advic

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think it gives us much information because the one was must understand the regime of the present moment the same religion was under mubarak and the same military guys are in charge except the difference this time is that the people are watching and they have the say so the military junk which is rolling egypt at the moment have to listen to what the people say because they no longer very well if they do not adhere to what the population wants those stations would go back again however the. presumption that because you have a revolution that means nobody would be arrested is really misplaced everywhere in the world people would have to be arrested if they broke the law in egypt there are people from the previous regime that are people who are breaking the law at the moment there are people who need to be arrested because you know for their or because they there are. some crime or another that doesn't really give us very much about the present regime so there's no general theme over the reason why so many people seven thousand sounds quite a lot doesn't it why these people are being arres

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officials here in tripoli to broker a peace so more join me now from the libyan capital in just a few moments. the lawyers for alleged international arms dealer victim prepared to challenge a new york court on the legality of his extradition to america. international news and comment live from a studio here in central moscow this is r.t. good to have you with us this hour two of the world's biggest emerging countries have got a big close russia and china energize their relations and have to do much more business together because showing a thirty year gas deal is another reason why the chinese leader is currently in the capital it's to help feed beijing's growing economy and secure billions of dollars for russia. is outside gazprom headquarters here in moscow where the talks took place this is a potentially must if agreement which would see russia provide gas to china for thirty years prime minister vladimir putin and representatives from. president hu jintao and it delegation from the chinese state energy before. headquarters to try and i you know to what's essentially the final wrinkle in th

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a moment in lightman and it was a moment of enlightenment. for me as well because i suddenly went from you know everything being about culture everything being about the media about the rhetoric that we use to being up ha about manufacturing about work about trade you know this is this is what so much of american life is really a bell family it's about the money you know it's about the money power and politics if you had to boil it down to one word yet this and in fact i mean you know facing a four hundred ninety three million dollar budget shortfall in kansas senator sam brownback the new governor republican has called to eliminate the corporate income tax we're proposing fifty million bucks in cuts to education. he also wants to eliminate the federal the earned income tax credit that will throw another sixty five hundred families in his state below the poverty line and that's that so what's still the matter with can't so it's this please you got much you have gone from bad to worse there i mean what's great is that i'm around back sam brown

that's the moment. watch for uncle gary. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh.y" show is going, right? >> meredith is there. al is there. ann will be there. i'll be there. natalie -- >> jimmy: who's going to be here in new york? >> hoda and kathie lee are back. [ light laughter ] >> oh, no. wait, wait, wait. this is insane. >> it's an outrage. i know, it's an outrage. >> jimmy: it's going to be like "risky business." they're going to have a big party. they're going to have a kegger while the parents are away. [ laughter ] >> i know. >> jimmy: "no, we didn't have a party, mom, i swear. we're just fine." oh, my gosh. this guy's going to be partying like nuts. nothing left behind. >> you have this giant etiquette book. >> jimmy: which is -- >> no, that's the nbc briefing book on the royal wedding. >> jimmy: that is actually it. that is it. look at this. >> you're not -- don't stare directly at it. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: have you looked at it -- >> kind of like a solar eclipse. it will blind you if you look it. >> jimmy: now what -- you have to read the whole