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[laughs] so you better stop with the junk food, mr. ook at me. [pants] [grunting] what what is that? oh, god, no. just take me home. [ric ocasek's "feeling's got to stay" playing] ♪ sometimes things don't click ♪ male radio host: this is 1010 wins news. february 5th, 2017. britney spears had her 23rd baby today. proud father kevin federline says he's now considering getting a job. [air hisses] ♪ that feeling's gotta stay ♪ even when your time gets broken ♪ donna. donna! [panting] [new wave music playing on tv] can i help you? hey, dad. "hey, dad"? ben? that's you? look how big you got. you're enormous. look who's talking, captain twinkie of the s.s. fat-ass! it's really good for my self-esteem. maybe if you would take me, like, to pilates like you said you would, people wouldn't think i was rosie o'donnell. come on, i love you! bring me back the twinkies! you're so cruel. will you please stop yelling? it is so embarrassing. is that my daughter? mom, i'm going to derek's! that's you? samantha? when did you get boobs? the same time you di

mr. gyllenhaal took it from . >> i was like -- [ evil laugh ] >> jimmy: yeah, you were like such a -- >>o, right? >> yes -- yeah, she is, yeah. and it's -- basically the idea is that if kids like -- if you put a -- if you take a piece of the recess yard and build -- and put in a garden. with a garden kit. >> jimmy: i had a garden when i was a kid. where did you grow up? >> i grew up in los angeles. >> jimmy: did you have a garden? >> oh, yeah. yeah, we did have a garden. >> jimmy: what did you plant? >> we planted fruit and vegetables. [ laughter ] i mean, what else do you plant? >> jimmy: i mean, do you do specific things like tomato plants? >> yeah, i would plant tomatoes. >> jimmy: like -- we started with different this. >> what did you plant? >> jimmy: well, we started with different things. [ lauger ] we had beans and we had cucumbers and stuff like that. >> beans are really hard to pick 'cause there's so many of them. when they bloom up, it's like -- it's so much -- it's so hard to pick them. >> jimmy: that's not the problem at all, no, no. [ laughter ] >> that is the problem. what

laughing] president marshall: two in a row. any questions on this? >> i move to accept. president marshall: mr. hammer? commissioner hammer: if no one is prepared to go into this, i just have a couple quick questions. it is now deputy chief? >> no, no, no. commissioner hammer: i apologize. i have been working with assistant chief schmidt in terms of trying to update the d.g.o.'s, but the last time we talked at the tender loin meeting, we weren't clear how old the untested case is. is there anything about how many backlocke log cases there are now? >> i don't have a timeline now in terms of the oldest case to be tested, but according to our information, there are no backlog cases except for i have been told this evening, there are approximately 20 backlog burglary cases that are waiting to be assigned. the homicide cases and sexual assault cases have been assigned internally or contracted out. commissioner hammer: i don't want to debate the term, but if something is back logged and it is assigned but still back logged six months, that in my mind is still back logged. do we know how many of those cases a

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. >> brown: (laughing) >> they didn't totally buy, some of them didn't totally buy mr.mith's argument that there is no problem here. in fact, when i came out of the arguments it seemed to me that there were a number of justices who felt particularly justices alito and breyer who felt thatthere is a problem, there is a causal connection. on the other hand, there were a number of justices who also felt that the law is vague and sweeps too broadly. >> brown: as you said the history here is that this is such a high bar because the court has not allowed these kinds of laws in the past. some other states have tried. >> that's right. there have been about six states and several cities and municipalities that have similar laws. they've all been struck down. the case has attracted a lot of attention. there were 32 what we call amicus briefs filed but the overwhelming number of them support the video game industry. >> brown: including we should note many prominent news organizations. >> right. even the reporters committee for freedom of the press. some diverse allies, the chamber

mr. chairman, what the world people were laughing when they think they, 60, 69, you can get a job you don'tcial security. it's really quite incomprehensible to me. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> just to follow-up on that i was reading of mr. eisenbrey's testimony, and on page six he said that yet the peterson condition and other orloff experts have committed to any of the media and policymakers of the way to save the benefits. despite what we have heard from your former colleague, alan simpson, the average social to the recipient isn't living in a gated community. i think that is to put your finger on it. i like alan simpson, he's a fine man, but i know a lot of retired senators who fled here either d.c. door voluntarily retired and that is who they associate with, people who live in the gated communities, the upper income, they are upper income. they are not associating with ms. miller and the families that make 40, 50, $60,000 a year. they are associating with people like us making 200,000 or more per year. that's to the associate with. i know of all these people the congo in miami

mr. wayne. >> is that what he said. >> yeah. call me duke. de a thing, made me laugh there was a big charity thing. and you sort of, millionaires gave 100,000 for someone to go up. and someone gave 100 thousand dollars for-- for john wayne to go up and do the sal il qui from hamle hamlet-- soliloquy from hamlet. and they said john we've got $100,000 for you-- duke to read this. so he said okay, $100,000 for the children's charity. and he goes up and he says to be or not to be. that is the question. who wrote this, anyway? he brought the house down. >> rose: you swear that's true. >> it's true, oh i yeah, listen, i konts make this up. >> rose: then charade then on the waterfront, number three. then number two is the third man in. and number one is casa blanca. >> i love it. it is humphrey, bogart is in a couple. mall tease. >> rose: and casa blanca. >> i think "casablanca" is incredible. and if you think of quotes, it's more quotes from that film than, like, she said-- dow remember pairs. he said yes, the germans wore gray and you wore blue. great line. >> rose: let me tell you what you said about t

mr. gaffe himself. talking about governor palin who is going to be on monday. this is what he said about whether she could beat barack obama. [ laughing get me in trouble. i don't think she could beat president obama, but you know, she is always under estimated. i think i shouldn't say any more. >> sean: i'm gonna ask hermon day if she gone that run. i think governor palin -- if they keep up with this radical agenda will clean obama's clock! >> tell me which states she wins that john mccain didn't win? >> sean: a different environment. here's the problem, barack obama lost, 20 point swing among independent voters in this country. >> at the end of the day the presidential election is decided by electoral map. she loses in indiana and ohio. >> sean: we had biggest midterm repudiation in 70 years two weeks ago. >> i think palin wins if obama keeps biden on the ticket. >> if the job situation doesn't turn around and the economy doesn't turn around anyone will be able to beat obama it is interesting that biden has an issue with sarah palin. she hasn't even announced she running. we don't know that yet. [ talking over each other ] >> sean:

mr. russell too. >> earlier the prime minister and the leader of the opposition had fun and games over housing benefit cuts. this is not a laughingatter for the thousands of children who could well become homeless. i am confident that this was an unintended consequence because the cost of putting children in bed-and-breakfast accommodation is greater than housing benefit. will the prime minister look at this again, please? >> i completely agree with the honorable gentleman. this is an incredibly serious issue. we have a housing benefit bill that is out of control -- 50% up over the past five years for working-age adults. the key change that we are suggesting is a cap of 20,000 pounds -- let me repeat that -- 20,000 pounds that a family can get for their rent. the fact is that there will be many people working in colchester, doncaster, or west oxfordshire who are paying their taxes and who could not dream of living in a house that cost 20,000 pounds to rent each year. it is an issue of fairness that we tackle this budget, get it under control, and do not ask hard-working people to support benefit levels to get things they simply c

laugh out loud the next time the democrats claim to be on the side of working people. if the democrats lose this without fighting, and in the case of mr. baucus, technically a democrat, poses the surrender terms. if they're not on the side of the working people anymore, what will they have become? >> they'll become grover cleveland democrats again, john w. davis democrats. there's a lot of stuff floating around. baucus is on record as saying he doesn't think they should be extended for millionaires. so it's going to be very interesting to see what he is actually writing in that very complicated committee of his. maybe we'll take as long on this as we took on health care, and then we won't have to deal with this issue until about a year from now. but i think you also have surprising democrats, dianne feinstein said no, we shouldn't extend this. let's have a vote on extending it to 250,000. mark warner is saying, you don't want to take that money out of the economy, let's take the money that would've gone to the really rich people and put it to more -- better uses to create jobs, like maybe a temporary payroll tax cut. and schumer propo

laugh for decades and he's now celebrating 50 years in show business. when i sat down with him in los angeles it was clear he has no plans to retire. >> mrs. arrow?h, i can't understand you with your mouth full. ♪ >> this -- this is the finest, most accurate watch in the world. >> is it really? >> that's what it says on the box. >> reporter: in 1960, bob newhart was part of a new generation of stand-ups who skipped the one-liners in favors of situational humor. his trademark, the one-sided phone conversation. >> you can't miss us. we are the first international airport on your right. >> what's your favorite bit from stand-up? >> the last one. that's the most fun about it. >> you don't have to be raunchy to be funny. >> no. i'm asked a lot -- you know, i work clean and i always have. it's harder. it's just harder to work clean. when you get through, you feel good about yourself. >> 1972 brought chicago psychologist bob hartley into our homes. >> i hated my job. i felt abused by my boss. he had no respect for me. treated me like a kid. >> we all know it's difficult when you work for your father. >> they called it the last sane man left on earth and

mr. borowitz has to say. we love you. >> elmo wants a kiss too. [kiss] >> come on, time is money. [laughter] [elmo laughing] >> thank you, john for that wonderful introduction. i am still laughing. because it wasn't in the script. that what you all said wasn't in the script that i read. [laughter] >> so thank you so much for that wonderful introduction and for being here. and thanks also to what's his name? that little red monster who has become the rock star of all rock stars for 3-year-olds throughout the nation. i know your name elmo, so don't be hurt. >> okay, mommy. >> elmo. >> thank you all so much. it's a special thrill to be applauded by those who are engaged in trying to save civilization. i mean, of course, the writers, editors, publishers, and agents who keep book in our hands whether on paper, or kindle, or ipad. and other platforms yet to be invented. many, many thanks to the national book foundation end harold augenbraum for the wonderful honor and thanks for putting on a successful event. as soon as "sesame street" got on the air in november of 1969. we began thinking about getting books int

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from chinese government leaders and businessmen and they have laughed and asked him why does america let us get away with the things they do. mr. bloomberg, notwithstanding his accomplishments and professional life is not necessarily a role model for the business dynamics to be moving forward if we're going to have an effective relationship with china where we actually start to pay down some of our debt to them. it's going to involve leveling the playing field of the balance of trade between us and china. host: i'll end it there. jim and you and others may be interesting in the last hour today. we'll focus on china. specifically on the military you around the recent investments that they've been make together in crease the military power. we'll talk about that coming up in the last hour of today's "washington journal". back to the question about whether or not there should be change in-house and senate leadership. norman is a democrat go. ahead. caller: hi. thanks for speaking to me. i'm a lib c liberal democrat. i think there should be no more earmarks but i think nancy pelosi should retire. she's way too far to the right. so

mr. bush's memoir "decision points" is number one on the amazon.com list, so con tkpwrallations to him for that. bill: we have a cameo from jay leno coming up that will make you laugh. he's everywhere, isn't he, selling books, in the thousands! >>> so now, will the house take on one of the most controversial issues of our time, children born to illegal immigrants are granted automatic u.s. citizenship. that falls under the 14th amendment of the constitution. are republicans about to challenge that? steve king, a republican out of iowa, ranking member of the subcommittee on immigration, and welcome back here to "america's newsroom". how much of a priority will this be for you in the new congress in january? >> well, bill, i think there are a lot of agendas that are up in front here and it's going to take a little while to sort to see which ones will emerge first, but this is one that has been presented into the american dialogue, it's been part of the discussions going up to this election and it's something the american people expect to see congress have a discussion, and a deliberation on, and perhaps move legislation in this next congress. bill: you know the criti

laugh at the where we can make sure this firm explains their firm. >> unless there are members waiting to be purchased we will turn to mr.olm. >> they are moving forward despite the fact and number of people have a disappointment about the legal team that was up abandoning him. he of course charge two years ago with allegations of improper solicitation and failing to disclose financial forms. >> we will be back with more in just a couple of minutes let's set take a live look our roof camera on the best avenue in san francisco pointed to the sky plenty of blue skies and lots of warm welcome back to kron 4 morning mist time right now is some 31 lots of sunshine across the bay area. the 1 01 in san jose currently temperatures are the low 60s that it will warm up nicely today by noon time we take it up to 75 a high today a 77. back then to upper 60s by the p.m. hour all swear really warm upper 60s for downtown san francisco, san rafael 7067 napa and 61 through in the dock. 63 for livermore warming up quickly and noticing '60s-'70s by 10:00 a.m. all the orange showing us getting up and to the '80s we will stay that way for lo