is it because you've been naughty? no, i chose to do it. why? well, that was a long time ago when daddy was young and he thought he could get quite rough children to learn to love history. daddy was wrong. now go on, eat your peas. i'm not eating out of it because it's not my bowl. what's that? what's what? what's that down there? ( sighs ) ben's dinner. oh, he's good. okay, here is the deal. you eat half the burger, okay? and all these vegetables. i'm only eating two things of-- one--like, um, one piece of broccoli and then another piece of broccoli. i'm not eating any of the other two. no, no, no, no, no. you've gotta eat all these peas. i'm just eating-- like, one corn and another corn. no negotiations. you're gonna eat all that food. okay? that's it. i'm not-- you're eating everything. (deep voice) glory to sparta! ( ringing ) aaah! aaah! ( kids screaming upstairs ) okay, five spoonfuls. five spoonfuls. n-o. no. i'm not eating any more than two. four. four mouthfuls. nope, i'm not-- that's two times two. come on. four. no, i'm just eating tw

. ♪ >>> you know, last week we told you about the scammers that mate our naughty list because of theirghlights the scams. >> reporter:xd when we can, weçó callxd outjf scammers who take advantage ofw3 you andq name nae but many carry itw3 out in secrt so all we can do is warn you about their game. when it comes to stealing money and information, there's no one they won't try. >> it's unbelievable to me that people are this low, that they're that desperate. >> reporter: people so low they're willing to prey on seniors. they're a big target for scams. seniors got calls from scammers cold enough to call claiming to be their grandkids. some got away with thousands of dollars. shady contractors scammed marylanders when the weather got frightful this fall. >> those are the businesses that come from all over the country. they literally follow storms. >> reporter: those bad operators followed in the wake of hurricane irene and tried to pull a fast one on marylanders. from bad roofs to shoddy work, they added misery to the pain they were already feeling. victims got fooled in a power play from

you naughty thing. go ahead. cheat on butter.lian authorities are considering when to call off the search for survivors liner costa concordiaat least 11 people died in the disaster, and 21 are still missing.as lisa sylvester explains... despite the clear tragedy that took pllce on the high seas, survivors and families of those who died may find themselves in an uphill battle when it comes to recovering damages. 3 --reporter pkg-as follows -- the 1920 death on the high seas act is a us law that allows survivors' family members to sue a cruise line. but damages in the case of death are limmteddtoolost wages and funeral expenses. bereavement. for americans on the costa concordia who suffered injury or mental trauma their claims are also limited. when you sign a cruise ticket- that's actually a binding legal contract, walker:there are a number of surprises if not outright shocks contained in the fine legal print, the legal mummo jumbo. the cruise lines have spent literally decades and they've had their defense lawyers draft every con

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frost city includes a chapel, a cinema, a one-room hotel, and even a jail for naughty children. >>> andt a hotel made of ice in romania, they expect to take in about 500 guests from now until april. the hotel is over 6,000 feet above sea level and can only be reached by cable car. tucked inside a mountainside, the hotel is rebuilt each year. it has ten guest rooms, fur-lined blankets and sleeping bags to help weather the below-freezing temperatures. see, that is one hotel that would have to pay me to be a guest. >> remember two or three years ago, it was cool to have the ice bars. you know, it would be a bar with all ice. you have to wear your jackets. but to sleep overnight? >> yeah, not so much. not so much. especially not for me. >>> it is time now for a look at some of the stories we'll follow throughout the day here on nbc. treasury secretary tim geithner continues his trip to china. he'll meet today with chinese leaders and make the case for tougher sanctions on iran. >>> in michigan, the state supreme court will hear arguments from two detroit emergency dispatchers being sued aft

you naughty thing. go ahead. cheat on butter.led home from the gym to be told by police out front an intruder murdered her husband, michael. >> is your husband michael? okay. i'm sorry to tell you, ma'am, he has been killed. he has been killed, ma'am. >> dalia is rushed to the boynton beach police department for the start of interviews. dalia begins by telling the detectives that michael, her deceased husband, wasn't exactly squeaky clean. >> he has been trying to get off probation. and it's just been nothing but problems the whole time that he's been trying to get off. >> mike dippolito she said was a convicted felon, a swindler that sold them phony currency securities. >> it was for taking money. it was like he had some kind of boiler room where they would take money from people. >> in other words, her murdered husband was a guy with enemies. when he was released from prison after seven months, he was still looking at more than 25 years of probation. he had been ordered to make restitution to the victims he fleeced, an outstand

. >>> last week we told you about a scammer that made our naughty list because of the bad behavior in 2011. we are highlights the scam that stunned us hurting people when they needed help the most. >> when we can we call out scammers to take ads advantage of you and name names. many carry out schemes in psych rett and never get -- secret and never get caught. what we saw was that when it comes to stealing money and information, there is no one they won't try. >> unbelievable to me that people are this low. they are that desperate. >> they are willing to prey on seniors, a big target for scams. one we saw takes the cake. seniors got calls from scammers calling pretending to be their grandchildren. they knew names and numbers and some got off with thousands of dollars. so did shady contractors who scammed marylanders when the weather got frightful this fall. >> the businesses come from all over the country and literally follow storms. >> reporter: those bad operators followed in the wake of hurricane irene and tropical storm lee and trying to pull a fast one on may recallers dealing wit

the other decision going from the sacred to the profane had to do with fleeting expletives, naughty words that are blurting out on television in unjimented live shows and brief glimpses of partial nudity in a scripted show. most what have is on television in your house, most of the programs, are not regulated by the government but broadcast television still is, including the public broadcasting service. the f.c.c. can still regulate the content. the government's theory is that there's something about broadcasting television that is uniquely pervasive, uniquely available in the home and especially easily available to children. but what the broadcasters told the supreme court this week is, well, that may have been true ago but not now when you have all this stuff coming into a pipe in your house. most viewers, as they punch through their remote, they don't know if it's broadcast, internet, and cable and there's no legal justification for making this distinction. >> i was thinking about the ministerial exception, right. how broad or narrow is that if we're trying to sort out who could be cov

pop stores are naughty a suspected suicide bomb attack targeting a police bus rips through a residential part of the syrian capital it comes amid growing opposition calls for the overthrow of president assad by military means. shifting strategy from barack obama announces an end to a rock star occupation to focus on increasing u.s. influence in asia next term says on air domination and unconventional warfare. and israel is preparing for. the exercise with the u.s. for the scale of troop movement involved sparks concern of a possible build up to a military strike on iran. well i'll be back with more news in about fifteen minutes for you from now but before that andrew's here with the latest in the world of sport. hello there thanks for watching and these are the headlines scarred take the eye rightly to make a child after beating rivals atlanta in a seven goal thriller. plus olympic countdown russian president dmitry medvedev visits before next month's test events for the twenty fourteen winter games. and the top seeds charge into the semifinals in cats hours rafael nadal i will pass russ

we'll be back with the headlines we hear a naughty very shortly stay with us life here muska. wealthy british style. that's not on the tires on. the. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy in cars a report on r g. this week's top stories now here on t.v. this is the weekly the league's beleaguered mission arab nations hope their observers work in syria reports of an upsurge in violence damascus says that could make things worse. talks between iran and us. nuclear inspectors resume amid international attention to iran is considering stopping fuel supplies to the e.u. within days as a response to sanctions. also u.s. anti corporate protests feel the full force of the war in oakland again with officers resorting to tear gas and flash grenades to disperse demonstrators and arrest hundreds. and multi-national proposals to stop web piracy spark mass protests in poland and to say the government is supporting internet censorship not copyright protection be back with another some of those made news stories for about fifteen minutes from now in the meant

well, is it just like a big naughty step? yeah, that's exactly what it is, yeah. but only with walls and dogs. yeah. pete: right up to bed now, ben! ben: let me pass! no, ben, no! no, ben. why can't i watch the football? because it is late. come on. up you go. but i've been on my best behavior all day long. you were specifically told no fighting, no swearing, and no drinking alcohol, and i caught you bashing that kid's head on the floor, shouting, "don't touch my bloody beer." but he was disrespecting me. come on. come on. pete: back to bed. if you went to jail, would they let you come home at night? well, i'm not gonna go to jail. what made you think of that? if you went up to somebody in the street and punched them, would you go to jail? well, um, probably. if you went up and kicked somebody, would you go to jail? kicked somebody? right up their bottom. right, okay. a) i'm not going to go to jail for kicking auntie angela because... she asked for it... who'd ask for somebody to kick them right up the bottom? and b) we're not going to tell anybody, are we? becaus

bookstores are naughty a day after the arab league called on all sides of the conflict in syria to cease fire and to implement a peace plan still rages and to his claim at least nineteen people were killed on monday as the government crackdown on protesters continues despite the arab league . nuclear power brinkmanship iran launches a new team in richmond facility after threatening to shut down a vital oil supply route in the gulf is backing off of military action from the u.s. washington has impose more sanctions on iran over its nuclear ambitions but if you also parent in for some fresh penalties. and back to the rescue the leaders of france and germany get to grips with the continuing euro crisis with the priority named as boosting economic growth now three months left to implement the school discipline rules agreed at the end of last year. that would mourn their stories in fifteen minutes. with all the latest action from the world of sport. rather the latest here are the headlines. goes for two thousand and eight when a shock a very seedy number four at the upcoming australian night

holiday as did the him secretary and the mare of london boris johnson and essentially told people what naughty children they were being and how they had to go back to school and steal something the media blamed its own sort of something for nothing mentality but eventually it's come out really that other people's stories is a symptom of deeper ills in society the fact that you services have been caught and that the relationship between young people young black people particularly and the police is very bad and i was talking to some people on the street here tonight actually he was saying that they didn't feel that anything had been done to address these problems a lot of rhetoric but not any actual action or his last breath there are now investigative journalist tony gosling says injustice in the u.k. sparked the first. there was all sorts of problems at the time with the police and of course it was the shooting of mark duggan that sparked it but the london school of economics and also the guardian of done a very comprehensive report actually interviewing lots of the rioters some of whom were

the naughty people who've got the bombs, well, they are a fantastically tiny, tiny number. isn't that right, anddad? yeah, yeah. mind you, it only takes one. karen: what do you mean, it only takes one? sue: he doesn't mean anything. ( groans ) how much longer till we leave? six hours. but it was four hours a few minutes ago. yeah, it was two, then four, and now it's six. they're working their way through the two times table. well, it's quite complicated, because they believe that their religion tells them to do it so that they can get into heaven. is this muslims? no, not just-- it's not just muslims, no. what other religions have blown up planes? well, uh... the... but it's just a tiny, tiny group of muslims that do bad things, uh, because they think god is telling them to do it. that's silly. why would god tell them to blow up planes? well... exactly. god could do it much "easilier" than they could. he can do whatever he wants. he's god. well, yes, yes. let's continue. no, i won't, and anyway, i don't know the spanish for "can my son have a go with your machine gun?" and

the latest news in the week's top stories this is the weekly naughty there's no stop to the killings in syria as the arab league decides to continue its observer mission aimed at overseeing the implementation of a peace plan. in rome promises to hold more maybe drills in the persian gulf and threatens to keep aldrete in the region as the west total sanctions targeting tehran's oil and financial sectors. are six republican candidates for the right to take on the president in november election with the current administration's support and wait.

the topics for debate in peter bell's crosstalk now that's coming up later this hour for you here naughty but here's a quick taste of what's ahead. wants to bring the hidden event out of a well by doing something spectacular and destructive to enemies of islam and this is what motivates him right you guys and all of the old soviet leadership who for all their misdeeds were at least atheist so they believe that a nuclear war and death was an end in failure and many thinks dying in a nuclear war for allah will get him to paradise what incentive do you have to bring to bear on him what carrot can you offer him to compare with that so you have to be prepared to stop his military efforts and he says i'm going to i don't know any sense doesn't it and you can evolve why did you marry him who's the enemy and he wants to wipe out israel which is what for a country that has a taboo only now we only talk to the most powerful nation this kind of rhetoric this kind of rhetoric is not good for israel israel is a very strong country and it doesn't need this bibi netanyahu use of his kind of. rhetoric to

people think all naughty children have a syndrome these days, don't they?it's just so the parents can pretend it's not their fault. so ben's our fault? i didn't mean that. anyway, he can't be our fault, 'cause the other two are fine. yeah. she said jake's a depressive. good god, she didn't, did she? oh, look, i shouldn't have said anything. no, but if she thinks that after just one day...! i still think he's being... he's not being bullied. what a pair we are, listening to what angela thinks! blimey, we'll be feng shui-ing the compost heap soon. was the meeting really grim? go to school, take a beating. it's like being 11 again. ( indistinct announcer speaking over p.a. ) woman: come on! ( applause ) but when i tried to explain, giselle only told butch what i said because she knew that trent's relationship with amber threatened him and me, he just completely freaked. in the end, he was shouting so loud, the hotel had to call the police. anyway, he's flown back home. you won't tell anyone i've told you all of this, will you, dad? dad? god! look at the size o

on this where shortly before that update you on this headline stay with us now from here in moscow naughty. i had a family i lived in a fairly nice community wasn't which was an upscale it was just like you know archie bunker society ok then they started showing up here what happened was my company decided i could get cheap labor and they got rid of us sure those are. the rules of the eaglets line legally we have to get up every morning we have to go to work and you know we have to pay our bills and we have to do it and that's just the american dream and if you want the american dream you have to go by the laws i figure it's here's one of the major trails in the united states and. i watch and they run run down my property and something about this noise. book is illegal the net coach is from coming over the wire is protecting the country i'm the kind of guy who doesn't mind it is pants dirty so i come out here you know we're all immigrants as well know that we all do something. the russians would be soo much brighter if you knew all about song from phones to crash into these. food stocks on

you naughty thing. >> we are with the pulmonary hypertension association.ms. and join us at ph association.org. good morning, washington. >> tuesday morning. i got a few reports of a little bit of sleep during the onset of this precipitation overnight -- a little bit of sleet. just over 1/10 of an inch of rain. barbara in annapolis reported a little bit of sleet 9 hours ago. the back edge of the rain is about to cross over 95 into lower southern maryland. the rest of us are starting to see a breakup, especially in parts of northern virginia and maryland as well. the butchers and the 40's, on our way to the upper 50 -- temperatures in the 40's on our way to the upper 50's. >> metro rail reports normal service. loving life in the district. new york avenue, kenilworth avenue 295 note issues to report. up to the left exit of the 11th street bridge. 8790270 behaving of rockville. down to the beltway and beyond. 50 maryland westbound, newschopper 7 is on their way to look at a crash. we will use our map. 50 westbound before 424 closed to document a crash. >> we w

you naughty thing. >> a happy ending to the search missing howard university student.ight we found old adrianna carr safe and sound in george's county. seen since last tuesday. the university posted flyers reporting the campus her missing. no details yet on the under which she was found. fairfax county police are working to get the alleged slasher and send back to the u.s. johnny pimentel was arrested in the shopping mall in lima, peru friday. the peruvian native is accused slashing 9 women in the buttocks in fairfax county last year. were seriously injured. a northwest d.c. nightclub that was shutdown after stabbing last reopen.ll lounge temporarily and its liquor license after the december 30 stabbing. victims were stabbed outside the club. both of them survived. the d.c. alcoholic beverage control board lifted their during auspension this past friday it. >> a search is underway this pointedfor someone who laser at an airplane approaching bwi marshall airport. the faa says an american airlines flight was getting saturday night when the pilot saw the lights notified a

you naughty thing. >> large number of veterans are unemployed. >> the government is making an effortr. the veterans affairs department is sponsoring a job fair at the washington convention center. hiring managers from federal agencies and several private sector organizations will be on hand to interview and extend job offers to veterans. >> downtown d.c. hosted a big celebration last night in preparation for the upcoming chinese new year. >>♪♪ >> music and colorful costumes marked the start of the year of the dragon which begins january 23. the washington hilton kicked off the celebration with the unveiling of a 40-foot dragon costing. -- costume. tourists from that country are expected to make 100 million trips a year by 2020. >> when you are not in the mood to go to the gym 100-year-old bill binch from north carolina remains active. he runs a mile twice a week and he also plays edmonton. he does not have any secrets to his longevity. he plans to enter the national senior games. by that time, he will be 101. you go bill. keep going strong. >> not even breaking a sweat. good for him.

about politics or brilliantly controversial, i knew he held these views, about women, he was a bit naughty it was very funny and he knew what he was doing, everything i asked him about, he was entertaining, informative, interesting and a proper star. >> screw the country, we will do whatever we do to get this black man, do whatever we can to get this black man out of here. >> do you feel like you're being judged by other journalists, tom brokaw, barbara walters, how do you feel when you have to interview somebody like that? >> it's always challenging. i like it. they're all feisty -- >> do you think barbara walters is feisty? sn>> one of the most feisty wom you can meet. >> on camera or off. >> there is not one country other than israel that does not have a king or dictator. we support many of those countries. >> she's ferociously hard working, incredibly professional and utterly ruthless. i want half her passion when i'm her age and one thing to aspire to. >> one thing you asked barbara walters, how many times have you been properly in love. >> a great question. >> let's look at these bev

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bob joins us to talk more about this situation it is like naughty or nice that is the question you raiseabout pepco. >> the week before christmas and one day he was fined a million dollars by the regulators and very strongly criticized, for bad performance over many years, and unacceptably poor service, but the day before that fine was issued they reached a new pay package, for joe rig by chairman and ceo of the holding company, pepco holding company and it was worth almost a 12% raise to $985,000 a year base pay plus stock awards plus the possibility of bonuses. so, he is sitting pretty nicely, even though his company is being really very strongly criticized, for poor performance. >> right you mention he did at a certain point leave some money on the table, does he get points for this. >> yeah, he does get points for that. last year during february they announced he was going the forego a raise for the year, and bonus money, so that was worth about $900,000 he gave up $900,000 roughly in compensation last year, he is going to more than make up for that in the next few years under the ne

the nice side of the nice and naughty. >> went home and listened to justin timberlake. >> give us anpdate on barry manilow. >> he's doing great. he is back home. he's going to be at radio city for valentine's day. he's in therapy at the moment. >> awesome. thank you, rob. >>> still to come, want to reinvent your life? stay tuned. we'll begin a series on people who dropped everything to live their dreams. >> a guy left wall street to make wine. >>> still to come, joy bauer gives you a reason to drop those pounds with a big weight loss challenge. >> latest trends for new babies. should you or should you not attach those crib bumpers? >> for all who want to start all over again, our new you, new series takes off with a guy who traded in wall street for wine. >> i like that. >> in style is here with instant beauty fixes. all this after your local news. why do we have to wait? >> i don't know. >>> welcome back with more of "today." if you need help kick-starting your weight loss resolutions, weave have joy bauer's 10,000 pound weight loss challenge. >> how does it work? today nutritionist

. >> oh, he is a naughty boy. he gives you that -- that smile. >> you know what's funny? in the beginning when we saw him and didn't know him at all -- >> we were afraid of him. >> and then he wrote that book "my bookie wook" or something like that. >> which was an incredibly candid account of his years of drug abuse and sexual addiction. >> but he was so charming. >> but enough about frank. >> he was so charming and so -- >> we were really, really disarmed by him. you see it right there. >> yeah. >> but you also see danger, will robinson, you know? >> yes, be very careful. all right. so if you are oh -- >> you know what, hoda, give me one sec. if this was six weeks before, he was the one who filed. she knew it was out there. >> or did it contribute to -- if you post, i don't know. who knows how many things each are posting. >> but if he's doing that sort of thing six weeks before they announced. >> it probably wasn't a surprise. good point. so if you guys have the show "anderson" on in your television market and it's syndicated so on everywhere in a different place. you

the nice side of the nice and naughty. >> went home and listened to justin timberlake. >> give us anpdate on barry manilow. >> he's doing great. he is back home. he's going to be at radio city for valentine's day. he's in therapy at the moment. >> awesome. thank you, rob. >>> still to come, want to reinvent your life? stay tuned. we'll begin a series on people who dropped everything to live their dreams. >> a guy left wall street to make wine. hey, your high speed internet here, at home... ...and on the go... ...with some really big news. it's b-i-g -- big. high speed internet from at&t at home... ...includes wi-fi access on the go. woo-hoo! [ together ] it's an unbelievable deal. well, gotta go. but wait -- there's more... [ female announcer ] go to the website below today and get high speed internet for the unbelievably low price of just 14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. it's all the speed you need at a great price. you can chill online at a park. here, pidgie, pidgie. [ pigeon coos ] and surf the web at your favorite bookstore. our internet at home inclu

." >> our good friend, rob shuter, naughty but nice columnist for "huffington post celebrity," mr.>> show-off. >> very much. >> beyonce had a girl. we talked about that in the open. >> she did. a baby girl over the weekend. security is so tight at the hospital, the controversy you were referencing earlier on the show, the gentleman said he couldn't actually see his baby because security was so tight. this is not being proven at all, unconfirmed. but people who know beyonce and jay-z say they would never allow that to happen. often people make decisions in the name of celebrities. >> that's right. because they're here often and they have big, big security guards downstairs. they don't know who a lot of these people are. i have trouble getting into my own dressing room sometimes. they think they're just doing their job. >> precisely. >> a place like a hospital, this gentleman is saying his twins have been born in the neonatal unit and -- you know. >> very sensitive. >> hope it's not true. >> this is the most private couple probably in the world. >> they are. >> they have not even con

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it says i'm cool, i'm classy, but i can be naughty if you need me to be. >> party on. >> wear it withblack dress that's conservative. don't go for a dress that's plunging neckline or shiny color. >> up next, sarah's got quite the racket going. ♪ taking it to the streets >> time for "sara in the city" when our girl, sara, tries new adventures. >> she headed straight to grand central terminal. she could have gotten on the train and headed to greener grass, but instead she chose to stop at the squash court. >> it wasn't just any squash court. take a look. i'm here in new york city's grand central terminal for the world's largest squash spectator event, the jpmorgan tournament of champions, which attracts the world's top players and thousands of fans. i've never actually played squash before. so i'm here for a lesson. the matches take place in a four-walled black cube weighing 20,000 pounds surrounded by stadium seating and there are 750,000 commuters who come through this train station every day. squash players are regarded as some of the fastest and fittest. first, a warm-up with adrian