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rock of ages." ladies and gentlemen, please welcome dee snider! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ all right mr. e music for you. >> you had to. >> jimmy: thank you so much for being here. nice mustache there. >> thank you for saying something about this. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i had to grow this thing for "rock of ages" and it's like the elephant in the room. no one ever mentions that it's here. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i haven't been kissed by my wife in three months now. it's like -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's insane. >> i look like the biker in the village people, you know? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no, you don't. >> i'm a do rag and a couple of 22 inch pythons away from wrestle mania, you know. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's good, yeah. oh! [ cheers and applause ] hulkamania --hulkamania. >> hulkamainia. [ cheers and applause ] oh yeah! [ impersonates hulk hogan ] let me tell you something, brother. i have been dying to say something about it this thing, you know? >> jimmy: yeah? oh, that's fantastic. yeah, you got -- you got it over hulk hogan -- it's great. you're doing "rock of ages" now. >> yeah. >>

rock solid legal opinion on the rent control issue. >> thank you. >> good morning. good night. my name is joe. i have a memo, a copy of the e-mail addressed to mr. swens ski and mrs. water. and i'm not sure howe accurate it is but essential i -- how accurate it is but the hearing occurred on november 4th, 2010. december 9th2010 and one will occur on december 16 at the december 16th hearing, at the apartment will request that the commission initiate amendments that the planning code and zoning map and general plan for action on or after february 3rd2011. can you please ask -- mr. swens ski and mrs. watty if that's correct. thank you. good evening. park merced shopping center. i don't know if -- if it is the right time to initiate or not, you know, it is hate at night. but the main thing we got to get it right for everybody involved. we got we just got to get it right. it is a big project. you know. just take everything in to consideration, the developers. the renters. the park merced commercial shopping center. tenant that is are there. just make sure that -- that everybody -- you know is -- you think of everybody's concerns. >> thank you. >> add

mr. johnson does not spell out those personal reasons, but he found it difficult to cope with these issues home in his private life. the former postman that rose to be the union leader and a rock and roll 11 cabinet member -- that loving cabinet member. -- rock banand roll loving cabinet member. that smile turned to an uncharacteristic wince. >> i know he can't really do the numbers. [laughter] there is no point in asking promises about the one. >> he speaks fluent human and fluent economics. it is replaced with rock, political energy. -- raw political energy. >> is important to take on this test. i will not be involved in the economy for 25 years now. >> there is a brand new johann -- look. his job goes to his wife. she has replaced the foreign secretary douglas alexander. when the team the next meets, there is a big hole left by the departure of allen johnson. the man widely accepted to be the best communicator has left without uttering a word. >> it was in the united kingdom where police arrested a man accused of murdering a landscape architect. the bbc has learned that is occupied by dutchman. the heat is on, the u.n. climate scientists say last year was one of the warmest

rock," "kung fu panda," and "tropic thunder." his latest, "gulliver's travels" opens christmas day. give it up for mr.n down too long in the midnight sea oh, what's becoming of me? ♪ ♪ look out race for the morning you can hide in the sun 'til you see the light oh, we will pray ♪ ♪ it's all right you gotta get away yeah, yeah gotta get away ♪ ♪ diver yeah ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: wow. [ cheers and applause ] wow. jack black! thank you, my friend. that is some entrance. thank you so much. >> thank you. [ light laughter ] i want to thank qwest. it was your idea for me to be the first guest in the history of talk shows to sing his way on. >> jimmy: that's it. >> it's a good idea. i like it. >> jimmy: your entrance music. your walk-on music. [ cheers and applause ] you're the first guest with the walk-on music. >> i made history. thanks to you. thanks to you. thank you, roots. >> jimmy: oh my god. >> god, you guys sound good. >> jimmy: nice. [ cheers and applause ] you feeling good? >> i don't need this, really, anymore. >> jimmy: you don't, but you can do it if you want to. [ light laughter

mr. kayak, the water is very cold in spite of what christina was saying. you can come out here and rockopportunity for people to meet different places around the world that you can go visit. i guess we were talking earlier about the trends you are seeing as far as where people are going. how people are getting there. >> we are finding an area of the stayication that it's going. we are seeing a lot of resurgence of group travel. where you have the grandparents and parents and kids footing the bill a little bit more than they used to they are having great weeks off together and getting into cultural experiences. when they go somewhere, it has meaning for everyone. we see a lot of that being a big trend >> you were talking about people going to places that they are not sure are going to be there 10 or 20 years from now. >> it's called climate sightseeing. it may not thereby anymore. sort of like a great big goodbye to the earth. people going on tours to see antarctica or alaska or canada. it's getting more inaccessible. you can see the natural wonders of the world where your kids may not b

mr. mayor, we saw the pain that was evident on the faces of people at the vigil last night. this community has obviously been heavily rockedy. what are you telling the people of tucson about this? >> well, i tell you, i was here at midnight last night and there was a candlelight vigil -- maybe you can see it in the background. there were some 20 people. i talked to them and i think that what they are concerned about is what's happening throughout this community. the return of stability to the political process and the pain and suffering that people are going through, we have to come together as a community, as a city, as a state and as a country. i think that's what people are concerned about. maybe this is a tragic lesson that we are all trying to get our minds around. the return to civility is what people are praying for. they are praying for the people who are fighting for their lives. >> you talk about the return to civility. the sheriff talked about rhetoric in this country, about prejudice and bigotry in this state. is there a risk that there is a jump to conclusion that this may be the act of simply a deranged or di

mr. fields? >> well, one of the things that seems to be at play here is him coming from military culture that is salute, get the job done, not rockt and if you think about it as senator mccaskill had pointed out, that is not what you need a special inspector in general of anything to do and certainly not someone who is leaving an effort like studying afghan reconstruction. you need someone who is going to question authority. you need somebody who is going to pull back the curtain and look at everything. that is not always the military strong suit. >> he had just fired two of his top deputies. why? >> to me, that looked like it was trying to kind of head this off at the pass and it just wasn't enough. the pressure was too much. >> president obama had been under a lot of pressure to fire mr. fields since last summer, so why now? >> well, i think this was just a matter of timing. i think now is a good time to do it. sometimes in washington we will see this situation crop up where there is a lot of public pressure, a lot of headlines and the administration will back their guy. administrations of all stripes will back their guy and th

rock. she joined us today. i am thanking her for her contribution to the task force following mr. sikes after his untimely passing. a special welcome to our distinguished guests for taking time out of their busy schedule to join us here for this momentous occasion. today is a very special day. after 10 years of hard work and dedication, we celebrate the contribution made by enslaved african americans in the construction of the u.s. capitol. when it was first being built, enslaved african americans worked from all facets of its construction. for nearly 200 years, the stories of these slave laborers were mostly unknown to the visitors of this building. we forgot to say thank you for these incredible skills and talents and workers. dan in 1999 -- then in 1999, we found old pay stubs that pointed to these workers. we established a special task force to make a recommendation to honor those that worked on this building. in 2007, we went with our recommendations of that today, we could unveil these plaques. as we gather here today, i am reminded about a story and the statue of freedom. a

mr. curtis sykes. he was an original member of the slave labor task force and a native of little rock, ark., where he wasrkansas black history advisory committee. i am grateful to his contribution to this effort and his lifetime of contribution to our state of arkansas. i would also like to thank sarah davison who knew him. she has joined us as well today. i think her for her contribution to the task force. a very special welcome to our distinguished guests. we are taking time out of their busy schedule to join us here in washington for this momentous occasion. today, it is such a special day when after 10 years of hard work and dedication we celebrate the contribution made by enslaved african americans in the construction of the u.s. capitol. when the capital was first being built, incident african- americans worked in all facets of its construction. for nearly 200 years, 200 years, the stories of the slave laborers were mostly unknown to of the capitol. a thi in 1999, slaves were directly involved -- it was known that slaves were directly involved in the construction. a special task force was establish

mr. fields? >> well, one of the things that seems to be at play here is him coming from a military culture that is salute and get the job done, not rockthe boat. and if you think about it as senator mccaskill has pointed out, that's not what you need a special inspector general of anything to do and certainly not someone who's leading an effort like studying afghan reconstruction dollars. you need someone who's going to question authority, you need somebody who's going to pull back the curtain and look at everything. that's not always the military's >> he had just fired two of his top deputies. why? >> to me, that looked like he was trying to kind of head this off at the pass, and it just wasn't enough. the are was too much. the pressure was too much, the political pressure. >> president obama had been under a lot of pressure to fire mr. fields since last summer, so why now? >> well, i think this was just a matter of timing. i think now is a good time to do it. sometimes in washington we will see this, this situation crop up where there's a lot of public pressure, a lot of headlines, and the administration will, will back their guy. a

mr. fields? >> well, one of the things that seems to be at play here is him coming from a military culture that is salute and get the job done, not rock the boat and if you think about it and senator mccaskill had pointed out, that is not what you need a special inspector general of anything to do and certainly not someone who is leading an effort like studying afghan reconstruction. you need someone who will question authority. you need someone who will pull back the curtain and look at everything. that is not always the military's strong suit. >> he had just fired to his top deputies -- not deputies. why? >> to me it looked like he was trying to head this off at the pass and it just wasn't enough. the pressure was too much. >> president obama have been under a lot of pressure to fire mr. fields since last summer, so by now? >> well, think this was just a matter of timing. i think now is a good time to do it. sometimes in washington we will see this prop up where there is a lot of public treasure, a lot of headlines and the administration will back their guide. administrations of all stripes will back their guy and then when the dust

rock. i thank her for her contribution to this task force following mr. sikes after his untimely passing. a special welcome to our distinguished guests for taking time to join us in washington. today is such a special day. after almost 10 years of hard work and dedication, we celebrate the contribution made by enslaved african-americans in the construction of the u.s. capitol. when the capital was first being built in the early 1800's, enslaved african-americans worked on all facets of this construction. for nearly 200 years the stories of these slave laborers were mostly unknown to the visitors of the capital. we forgot to say thank you to these incredible, skilled, and talented craftsman and workers. in 1999, old pay stubs were discovered that showed that slaves were involved in the construction of the capital. i sponsored a resolution in july of 2000 to establish a special task force do make recommendations to honor the slave laborers who worked on the capital. in 2007, this task force presented our recommendations. today, the events of the unveiling of these markers is the fulfillment