mr. cooper's idea. i looked up the bill, the bill you are basing this on and mr. cooper didn't mention the debt ceiling and another bill, said if we default on our debts, congressional pay is the last thing that gets resolved. so this is different than that. i go on record, i don't believe we should be politicizing and happy we aren't going to default immediately because we are going to kick the can down the road. but i'm tired by governing by gimmicks. then't know if withholding pay of senators is going to be a big deal, but that's not the way this process should work. it shouldn't be about gimmicks or crisis to crisis. if we want to start off on the right foot, i think it would be important for this committee to have an open rule given the fact that this -- this is being brought to the floor -- i will vote for an open rule but i'm hoping you can convince those guys to vote for an open rule. i guess you won't help me. ok, anyway, i thank you for your testimony and look forward to seeing you tomorrow on the floor. >> i'm late, could you summarize what has happened

mr. cooper and monk: can i borrow your sash? - sure, dad. [audience awws] - he was such a great dad.haven't read my book, have you? - no, not yet. i can't wait. oh, listen, let's watch the babysitter episode. could we please? i love the part where you and janey turn back all the clocks, right? so that you could stay up later. you two were such rascals. - how's the investigation going, mr. monk? anything to report? - oh, yeah. well, we have this... surveillance photo from the radio station. he was standing across the street before the car exploded. - the police said he was there all morning. - right. christine said she never saw him before. how 'bout you? - no, sorry. what about the letters? - well, i'm gonna see captain stottlemeyer later today. i should know a lot more then. - what do we do in the meantime? - well, i suggest we watch a few more episodes of the cooper clan and then take a tour of the house. - why don't we take a tour of the house right now? - oh, shucky darns. get it? - [chuckles] - that was what billy said. - yes. could you stop worrying for five minutes? - it's my

mr. cooper's idea. i looked up the bill, the bill you are basing this on and mr. cooper didn't mention the debt ceiling and another bill, said if we default on our debts, congressional pay is the last thing that gets resolved. so this is different than that. i go on record, i don't believe we should be politicizing and happy we aren't going to default immediately because we are going to kick the can down the road. but i'm tired by governing by gimmicks. i don't know if withholding the pay of senators is going to be a big deal, but that's not the way this process should work. it shouldn't be about gimmicks or crisis to crisis. >> we have had four witnesses today and two that agree with each other and two that disagree. >> we are still intraaddition out here? >> let me do this quickly, just in the short time we have been here, presuppositions of what we will or will not do. we haven't done a budget yet for this year. >> that's correct. >> this doesn't presuppose the budget or whether or not the senate will or will not. it says there has to be a budget and in order to

have a mode of communicating with and not in order to have eaten by the tone of interest to go but mr cooper's to convince me so bullish about the right or wrong. thinking but it has to be some kind of goodwill communication. under some other international news in brief this hour on two government protesters in bahrain have reportedly clashed with police at the funeral of an octave it's who died up to being overcome by tear gas it follows that series of demonstrations urging the current government to step down their prizing in the gulf monarchies started an early twenty's lover of the shia majority began its push for greater political freedoms and rights. thousands of acts of his have begun their march on the pakistani capital after their leader voiced his discontent with the current political system is law about has tightened security and wants to my street as a possible terrorist attacks some politicians claim the march was initiated by the state's military to disrupt the polls ahead of the general election this spring the cleric who sparked the movement says the government should deploy dra

mr. cooper's idea. i looked up the bill, the bill you are basing this on and mr. cooper didn't mention the debt ceiling and another bill, said if we default on our debts, congressional pay is the last thing that gets resolved. so this is different than that. i go on record, i don't believe we should be politicizing and happy we aren't going to default immediately because we are going to kick the can down the road. but i'm tired by governing by gimmicks. i don't know if withholding the pay of senators is going to be a big deal, but that's not the way this process should work. it shouldn't be about gimmicks or crisis to crisis. >> we have had four witnesses today and two that agree with each other and two that disagree. >> we are still in a transition out here? >> let me do this quickly, just in the short time we have been here, presuppositions of what we will or will not do. we haven't done a budget yet for this year. >> that's correct. >> this doesn't presuppose the budget or whether or not the senate will or will not. it says there has to be a budget and in order

germany needs to have a mode of communicating and not in order to be either to convince me to go but mr cooper's to convince me so bullish about that i wrong player thinking but it has to be some kind of goodwill communication. coming up archie heads to northwest russia for a fascinating trip to the shores of the white sea. a mission of free accreditation free press for charges free from arrangement free risk free. to tide free. download free broadcast quality video for your media projects and free video don to r.t. dot com. join me on a journey to the heart of the kremlin to places him from the tourist he's going to meet some real kremlin insiders although they may not be the usual news makers you see on t.v. . look . at it. the white sea its surface remains choked with ice when at least seven months a year. the chilly breath of the arctic ocean keeps the water freezing cold. near the coast however the high winds and bitter cold recede. that even in winter also can be seen through holes in the ice. squeals and cracking sounds can often be heard around the.

mr. cooper, if you don't mind me asking? >> colin is in security at the causton museum, but we're putting that all behind us. >> we're hoping to travel, in africa.

mr. cooper, to say the least. >> the girl is standing back from a pussywillow branch. >> take a look. [ laughter >> i'm sorry. [ laughter ] >> i've got to let it out. >> i think anderson cooper is high. how else do you explain that? [ applause ] >> the word pussy willow is not that funny. no word is that funny. nothing has ever been that funny. i like to see drug t

mr. cooper, graciously, we do. as g

mr. cooper, graciously, we do. as a gesture, to prove that we're genuine in our acceptance of your apology, i personally would like to invite you on behalf of dyngas day, buffalo, and on behalf of the entire city of buffalo, to come to our festivities next year, and you'll be the very first ever pussy willow prince. we'll crown you as the pussy willow prince. >> are you trying to make me giggle again? >> i hope everyone knows i was calling myself and my stupid laugh stupid, not dyngas day, and if i did really offend you, i'm sorry. i said it last night, i'll say it again to the good citizens of buffalo and elsewhere, happy belated dyngas day. >> how can you not laugh watching him giggle like that? remember, you can watch all of the top ten ridiculists of 2012 in the featured section of the cnn section of apps for the ipad. thanks for watching. join me tomorrow at 4:30 p.m. eastern for sanjay gupta m.d. "piers morgan kwaerts starts right now. >> tonight, my favorite and most talked about interviews of the year. >> t

mr. cooper, graciously, we do. as a gesture, to prove that we're genuine in our acceptance of your apology, i personally would like to invite you on behalf of dyngas day, buffalo, and on behalf of the entire city of buffalo, to come to our festivities next year, and you'll be the very first ever pussy willow prince. we'll crown you as the pussy willow prince. >> are you trying to make me giggle again? >> i hope everyone knows i was calling myself and my stupid laugh stupid, not dyngas day, and if i did really offend you, i'm sorry. i said it last night, i'll say it again to the good citizens of buffalo and elsewhere, happy belated dyngas day. >> 2012 was quite a year in ridiculist history indeed. you can watch all the lists on cnn.com. thanks for watching. join me tomorrow. "erin burnett outfront" starts now. >> next, a top republican threatens to shut down the government if the president won't negotiate on the debt ceiling. and one of our guests says the next president of the united states will be black. and why o

mr. cooper, to say the least. >> the girl is standing back from a pussy willow branch. >> i'm sorry. [ laughter

mr. cooper, to say the least. >> the girl striking back with a tap from a pussy willow branch. [ laughterall right. [ laughter ] i've got to let it out. >> i think anderson cooper is high. how else do you explain that? [ applause ] the word pussy willow is not that funny. no word is that funny. nothing has ever been that funny. i like to see drug tests all around. and get a sample from wolf blitzer while you're at it. s he's starting to look like the guy on the zigzag packet. >> first, let's see the zigzag packet of which mr. kimmel speaks. all right. there might be a slight resemblance.

mr. obama urged cooperation, rare now in washington, to cut health care costs and the deficit. >> but we reject the belief that america must choose between caring for the generation that built this country and investing in the generation that will build its future. >> reporter: we can make progress, he said, on immigration, gay rights, climate change and school safety. a night to remember for the obamas and for the nation that re-elected the president. i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, washington. >>> president obama never used the words "democrat" or "republican" in his second inaugural address, but his political message was crystal clear. a full-throated embrace of progressive policies, along with a directive for our leaders to spear head the challenges that define us as individuals and as a country. >> the commitments we make to each other through medicare, medicaid and social security, these things do not sap our initiative. they strengthen us. they do not make us a nation of takers. they free us to take the risks that make this country great. we will respond to the threat of climate c

mr. obama urged cooperation, rare now in washington, to cut health care costs and the deficit. >> but weect the belief that america must choose between caring for the generation that built this country and investing in the generation that will buildi its future. >> reporter: we can make progress, he said, on immigration, gay rights, climate change and school safety. a night to remember for the obamas and for the nation that re-elected the president. i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, washington. >>> president obama never used the words "democrat" or "republican" in his second inaugural address, but his political message was clear, progressive policies along with a directive for leaders that define us as individuals and as a country. >> the commitments we make to each other through medicare and medicaid and social security, these things do not sap our initiative, they strengthen us. they do not make us a nation of takers. they free us to take the risks that make this country great. we will respond to the threat of climate change. knowing that the failure to do so would betray our children an

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mr. wagner has fully cooperated over the last 30 years. been interviewed on multiple occasions by the l.a. sheriff's department. and has answered every, single question asked him during these interviews. >> he's like a missing puzzle piece. >> reporter: a puzzle piece in a key role for a maystery that ma have another sequel. >> those are tough words from the sheriff. >> so many years later, we still don't know what happened. >>> coming up here on the broadcast, we have breaking bieber news. as you may recall, he survived changing his iconic hairdo. why is the new picture he tweeted out of his legs becoming a sensation? that's up next after a quick break. ladybug body milk? no thanks. [ female announcer ] stop searching and start repairing. eucerin professional repair moisturizes while actually repairing very dry skin. it's so powerful you can skip a day... but light enough you won't want to. dermatologist recommended eucerin. the end of trial and error has arrived. try a free sample at eucerinus.com. turned out to be a mutual attraction. a

mr. deniro. my name is brandly cooper. my question is about awakingsennings. you talked about i don't remember research. there was one manner sum had during the interview process and they were asking you wanted to go out side the building go for a walk and you went like this with your finger and you made up for it into rubbing your eyebrow. i was wondering is that something you saw people do to sort of try to make up for their ticks or was that something that happened in the moment. >> that's a good question. >> what time. [laughter] >> rose: let me go back to these other movies. there's also the hangover part three. how many of these can there be&how many can you enjoy doing. >> the hangover, it's over. >> rose: why. >> i don't know if the other guys would do any more. i can speak for myself. i would probably do more but i think it does feel like it's you know. >> rose: did you see it when you first read it. >> i saw it was very funny and i thought that i never seen a structure like that. i love the idea of forgotten night and the whole movie has been the nex

i call you neil, you call me cooper, actually i call your mr. the real world i would call you neil. >> beyoncÉ is no peter. >> that's the thing. so, does that one name thing make them feel god-like and like they have to do things and be something other than human? >> all right. she has cooper with an accent mark on it. that's it. >> she went automobile to find the love -- went automobile to find the love her life and now she almost lost her life. she is looking for someone to pay. to compete on the global stage. what we need are people prepared for the careers of our new economy. by 2025 we could have 20 million jobs without enough college graduates to fill them. that's why at devry university, we're teaming up with companies like cisco to help make sure everyone is ready with the know-how we need for a new tomorrow. [ male announcer ] make sure america's ready. make sure you're ready. at devry.edu/knowhow. ♪ at devry.edu/knowhow. (announcer) at scottrade, our cexactly how they want.t with scottrade's online banking, i get one view of my bank an

mr. deniro. my name is brandly cooper. my question is about awakingsennings. you talked about i don't remember research. there was one manner sum had during the interview process and they were asking you wanted to go out side the building go for a walk and you went like this with your finger and you made up for it into rubbing your eyebrow. i was wondering is that something you saw people do to sort of try to make up for their ticks or was that something that happened in the moment. >> that's a good question. >> what time. [laughter] >> rose: let me go back to these other movies. there's also the hangover part three. how many of these can there be&how many can you enjoy doing. >> the hangover, it's over. >> rose: why. >> i don't know if the other guys would do any more. i can speak for myself. i would probably do more but i think it does feel like it's you know. >> rose: did you see it when you first read it. >> i saw it was very funny and i thought that, i never seen a structure like that. i love the idea of forgotten night and the whole movie has been the ne

shoulder to shoulder with america as a sovereign, independent country, but in cooperation and in partnership. thank you, mr. president. >> thank you very much. we have got two questions each from u.s. and afghan press, and we will start with scott wilson of "the washington post." >> mr. president, moving the deadline to the spring, it does that mean you will be winding down u.s. troops faster than you expected this year, and specifically, how many troops do you expect to leave in afghanistan beyond 2014 for the missions? and would you consider leaving any trips beyond that date without an immediate agreement for their actions? president karzai, you have spoken about the american presence poses as a threat to afghanistan sovereignty. how many u.s. troops you would accept after that time? thank you. >> scott, our first task has been to meet the transition plan that we set first in lisbon, then in chicago. and because of the progress that has been made by our troops, because of the progress that has been made in terms of afghan security forces, their capacity to take the lead, we are able to meet those goals

mr. cohen in july of 2008. unlike three other former sac employees though, he has refused to cooperate or strike a deal maintaininghe is innocent. now today's arraignment should be quick. basically mr. martoma will enter his plea and then possibly the judge will likely set a schedule for discovery or possibly the trial but mostly just a discovery schedule. we will have all the news from that hearing coming up in a few minutes. back to you. >> thank you, mary thompson. >>> the head of the u.s. environmental protection agency, lisa jackson, announcing she'll be leaving the obama administration. rick santelli in chicago with the impact there on the epa. rick? >> thank you very much, melissa lee. i'd like to welcome chris horner to the program. welcome, chris. before we get going, i just have one simple question to ask you -- who exactly is richard windsor and why is cei involved with the justice department to really find out? >> richard windsor is the falls identity assumed by the now-departing administrator of obama's epa, lisa jackson, a dummy employee created for the purpose of installing a lotus notes e-mail acco

mr. president and members of the commission. i want to make a couple of points first of all, your staff has been helpful and cooperative in terms of our review and looking at what the project entails and where the program stands and some of our questions, i think you put much more simply mr. president when you said do you have enough money can you find it all and the answer to that question is what we would like brought back in the tabular form so we can all see had a and be assures and your second question is is it going to go to 117 toward one 17 or what? and that is right is there going to be enough for contingency and is this project and the contingency is nowcy on this project and those are the question that you saw see in the recommendation and is then some recommendations also with respect to schedule and i think one of the most important one there is meeting the level of service goals if this is the one project of all the wsip project that go along and all of the other activities including the activity not managed by lab bon labonte and her team that is what we would recommend and prefer as opposed to this plodge going a

mr. president and members of the commission. i want to make a couple of points first of all, your staff has been helpful and cooperative in terms of our review and looking at what the project entails and where the program stands and some of our questions, i think you put much more simply mr. president when you said do you have enough money can you find it all and the answer to that question is what we would like brought back in the tabular form so we can all see had

but in cooperation and in partnership. thank you, mr. president, for the hospitality. >> thank you very much, mr. president. okay. we have two questions each i think from u.s. and afghan press. we'll start with scott wilson of "the washington post." >> thank you, mr. president, president karzai. mr. president, does moving up the deadline for the transition to an afghan security role in the spring mean you're winding down u.s. troops faster than you expected this year? and specifically, as possible, how many troops do you expect to leave in afghanistan beyond 2014 for the two missions you outlined and would you consider leaving any troops in afghanistan beyond that kate without an immunity agreement for their actions? and president karzai, you've spoken often about the threat the american presence in afghanistan poses to your nation's sovereignty but i wonder if you're working on an agreement to leave some troops in afghanistan after the 2014 and how many troops you would accept after that time. thank you. >> okay. >> scott, our first tas

, tireless cooperation and working towards providing a safer transportation experience for everyone. presenting these awards is john haley, director of transit services. >> good afternoon, mr. haley. >> thank you, bond. thank you, mr. chairman. myra, with myra, by the way is her superintendent ernie >> thank you and we appreciate her being recognized. this was a violent crime. and she was instrumental in helping the young lady and it's nice to know that other young ladis that may feel in that same predicament know there are people out there willing to help them and we're proud to have her at green division and she is a great person. thank you. >> good afternoon. thank you for recognizing me for doing this. this is something that i do on a daily basis. if i see anyone in trouble or what have you, i'm helping them. whether it constitutes me calling central control or not, i'm helping them. it's just nice to be recognized for something that i do on a daily basis. thank you. >> thank you on behalf of the board and the entire agency for your outstanding service. we really appreciate it. [ applause ] >> this is angela johnson. >> good afternoon miss johnson and congratulations a

, tireless cooperation and working towards providing a safer transportation experience for everyone. presenting these awards is john haley, director of transit services. >> good afternoon, mr. haley.