welcome, everybody, i am neil cavuto. don't believe me, maybe you would believe "the donald," who says we should call the shots. tonight it is time we act like it, donald trump on the phone right now. good to have you. what do you make, as we watch the delegation get ready with vice president biden and others to greet the chinese president, we go hat in hand because quite literally, we owe them a lot of money. >>guest: china is in such trouble without us, we are rebuilding china and we have the power and we are rapidly losing that power because they will take things over, but we are the ones with the power because they make our products, they are rebuilting their cities with the money we have and the jobs they have, and it is an absolute outrage and the president of china comes here and we greet him and obama will drop to his knees and kiss his hand and i don't get it. >>neil: the president will not drop to his knees. >>guest: we will see what happens. >>neil: this is a familiar show. you thing we are always feel be behol

. >> neil de los angeles. ¿como estas, neil? ¿tienes una preguna? muchas cosas. ¿porque no simplemente me remueven la prostata? >> buena pregunta. >> neil, el cuerpo no es como un auto, no se puede cambiar el filtro del aceite. puede cambiar un problema grave por uno peor si se quita la prostata. corre el riesgo de daÑar nervios y terminar con incontenencia o impotencia. no es el tratamiento recomendado. en realidad es la ultima opcion. >> tenemos un par de minutos mas. ¿hay algo mas que quiera agragar? >> el problema de la prostata agrandada es inevitable, le sucedera a todos los hombres que escuchan hoy. hasta ahora es una epidemia silenciosa, no teman hablar al respecto, no tengan verguenza, no esperen hasta que los problemas se apoderen de su vida. si tienen parientes con problemas de prostata o tienen cualquier sintoma como orina frecuente, urgencia, dificultades, se levantan con frecuencia en la noche, dolor o molestias al orinar, o un menor deseo sexual, prueben prosvent hoy. recuperen su vida. >> en nombre del dr. may y mio, gracias por acom

say you call up somebody -- you call up neil young and you go like, "hey, neil, i want to come see you sometimes people ask to be courteous. i ask people to be courteous if somebody shows up at the show. but once you're old, you can say no to anything, so it's like -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "no, i just want to enjoy the music." >> bruce: it's not -- it's not as hard. but if a musician comes up, "do you want to sing? do you want to play something?" it's not a burden. >> jimmy: the one thing i think was cool, and i'd love you to explain this -- here's a picture that some paparazzi or someone took of you, maybe a professional wedding photographer. [ light laughter ] these two kids were sitting on a bench. can you explain this? >> bruce: yeah, i can. [ laughter ] this is me -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's not a j. crew. this is not a j. crew ad, is it? [ light laughter ] okay, good. >> bruce: all right, this is me enjoying a late afternoon at one of my favorite hideaways, all right? and there's a bench right here, and i was sitting on it, and this gentleman came down the street playing this

thank you so much, neil. >> we're done? >> hinojosa: you're done. >> my gosh. >> hinojosa: until next time. >> can i come back? >> hinojosa: yes. >> okay. >> hinojosa: thank you, neil. continue the conversation at wgbh.org/oneonone. captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org which foot was it? best make that "best wishes." we don't want them getng their hopes up, do we? no, i suppose not. have always done it. why should she watch the flowers? nobody really remembers,

tour victory following a neil buying finale at the bob hope classic in california after five tough runs could have wrapped up the win on the with this putt but the miss meant the off fellow overnight leader would land on bill haas also finished off on twenty seven on our boss was eliminated on the first extra hole on the pressure seem to get the world learned on the second seizing the initiative with. thirty five put country first when i think the us. and we know know who will be slugging it out for super bowl honors this year the green bay packers and the pittsburgh steelers tensioning the n.f.c. and a.f.c. titles respectively on sunday events of course he refused how the night unfolded. but. that piece of. history.

i wrote this story up that neil gave me, the trail anticipates gotten hot. he denied saying it the next day, so that precisely is what happened. and i felt terrible, u.p.i. immediately wrote a dispatch over the wire saying despite what john mccaslin had written today, the trail is cold. well, there's not any more bigger denial than that by neil, and within one hour, another bulletin crossed out of brazil that they had unearthed what they thought was mengele he is' remains, and i was on the plane with neil, who was ignoring me again, but it turned out it was his remains. >> most of the time you don't hear the full story. does neil know you're talking about the fact that he didn't term you the truth? >> yeah. he did tell me the truth. but i think he kind of figured it out after a couple of days that the way i wrote it that i realized. in retrospect, he'd done me a wonderful favor. >> but again, the question, how often do people plant stories with you and then later on the administration denies it and you know that it came from inside the administration? >> wel

thank you, peter, thank you, neil. thank you all for coming.

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neil de lay to step. into his lleyton hewitt will enter next week's australian open hawke form off to clinching the classic title he'll be hoping that's all set to change the season off to doing everything right at the opens traditional woman in melbourne the first sad against going down to the wire but here it was able to finish when it mattered most french priest has been suffering with a back problem problem recently and the second set that was was testament to that but he would himself just recently returned from a three month injury layoff seven five six three a boost of confidence for the local hero meeting the odds shorten just silly. on the first home champion in thirty five years at the aussie open. the main favorite to win the men's crown however is rafael nadal a stunning run of form so rough a way in three of the four grand slams in twenty sand and overtake roger federer at the top of the rankings. though that federer and djokovic and soared to link all have decent chances of winning k.c.'s to

rifling through neil mccormick's vinyl is a trick through a sacred landscapes. >> these are works of at their greatest level, and you would not -- you cannot pick up a dickens book and read a little but of it for pleasure. you will not get the same pleasure you would get picking up a dickens book and reading it from beginning to end. >> with neil, you do not chopped up, say, the beatles' "abbey road." chop, change, rearrange. the editor of "pop justice" feels nothing is lost by decent editing. >> the idea is that the bad songs are pretty bad. let's just get rid of them. let's keep the goods that. there's so much music around that it is so easy to find and so easy to listen to whatever you want. just get to the good stuff. >> meanwhile, back at classic album club [inaudible] somewhere on site two -- side two. >> listening to a whole album like this really brings up something for me. >> were you move tonight? >> yes, i get moved every time i come. >> it is over. a ballet classic from beginning to perfect, hi fi, stereo, vinyl ending. >> let's just update you on some more breaking news.

neil, do you think america has the political will to address this? >> well, there is a little sign of it. it's a little better than it was 12 months ago. for example, the most responsible-minded politician in the united states, paul rand, is now in a position of real influence which he wasn't before. he is about the only politician i've heard talk reason about how much needs to be done to bring the u.s. fiscal situation under control. you just mentioned the cbo. the congressional budget office said before christmas to stabilize the debt to gross domestic product ratio in the united states you would have to increase all federal taxes by something like 12% or cut all entitlements by that much. the imf is a similar scenario. only japan is worse than the u.s. when it comes to the magnitude of the fiscal adjustment required. and yet virtually the same week that the cbo said that, the president agreed with congress on another $900 billion of red ink, and the deficit is third year running 10% of gross domestic product. >> what about the economic situation n

i watched neil write it. i called nash. nash booked the studio, got stills. we recorded it, you know, within-- i think it was either that night or the next night, and we gave the tapes to ahmet, or he took the red-eye to new york and had it out within a week i think, and it was so immediate that we fulfilled that older part of our job. you know, our main job is to entertain, but there's also another part which is to be the town crier, to be the troubadour, to be the guy that says, "12:00 and all is well," or "it's 11:30, and it's not so darn good." [chuckling] and we did that. i think it was a high point for us, but, you know, the book isn't about us. the book is about people finding a way to stick up for what they believe in and showing that there is, you know, a line that developed. we know, you know, that gandhi read thoreau. we know that king read gandhi. we know that we all followed martin luther king. there is a-- there's a lineage here. the most common thread was pete seeger. i think they should give a course in pete seeger in high school. pete seeger

judge batres had the reputation for being pretty stern, no-nonsense neil biggers is a friend of mine during the period is doing the book, it's been like in 800-pound gorilla between us, and i never talked to him because it's still an active case and so i've not talked to him about the book but everything that i use in the book, every quote from neil biggers comes straight from what he said in open court. i thought he was at times a little too stern but he has a reputation for being stern. i think neil biggers is a fine judge handling such thing as the case were splendid and what ever else i'm saying i think he is essentially a very good. [inaudible] do you expect the story is going to go on? >> do i expect the story to go on? why don't expect to write a sequel. [laughter] there is still a little side story that are involved that scruggs has the motion before judge biggers to vacate his conviction and it's very complicated and drawing upon a supreme court decision on the services so that in fact scruggs is arguing the charge, the prison of a felony to which he pleaded was an agreed up

looking at the ground seeing those little impressions of their prints and i thought back to 1969 when neil armstrong stepped on the moon and said one small step for man and one giant leap for mankind. one tiefu tiny little print for girl walking in the dirt but years later, dozens of other girls will be behind her and eventually hundreds and it will be one giant leap for they're community. it really was the peaks that first brought me there but the people that bring me back again. when i got to corefa in the spring. kanle was very sad. his wife passed away. first we embrace each other and there's dust flying around and tiers in our ayes and then we go over to the local graveyard. as we walked to the graveyard we saw her buried in the box in the ground facing the sunset. and out of sentiment he said without her, i'm nothing and then he said something that i would never forget. he said very soon you're going to be standing here and i'm going to be in the ground. and he kind of chuckled and i didn't think that was very funny because i lost my father in his 40's from cancer in 1981 and my sist

. >> neil getnick: this case goes right to the heart of patient safety. >> pelley: neil getnick and lesleykard's lawyers. and under the federal whistleblower law, they filed suit on behalf of the federal government, claiming that glaxo had defrauded the taxpayers. how is this fraud against the u.s. government? >> getnick: pharmaceutical drugs are paid for by our medicare program for the elderly, by our medicaid program for the impoverished. and here we have a situation where hundreds of millions of dollars were paid for adulterated drugs through our medicaid programs. >> pelley: glaxo pleaded guilty to a felony. it admitted it distributed "adulterated drugs paxil cr, avandamet"-- a diabetes drug-- "kytril"-- a drug given to cancer patients-- "and bactroban." all together, the company paid $750 million to settle the criminal conviction and cheryl eckard's suit. can anything like this happen at glaxo again? >> mccubbin: i absolutely hope not. we will work really hard to resolve these issues and make sure that our quality management system is in place and robust. >> pelley: the plant at cidra

neil stafford. i don't know if anybody's heard of belva davis. i don't know who's idea was there to appoint her to the war memorial board. my idea is fabulous, steve. i am glad he came up with the idea. thank you for your service ans being reappointed. tom horn, an amazing guy. tom, thank you for your service and now you carry your baton. claud jarmin, the only academy award-winner. thank you for your service. an outstanding job. thank you for continuing to serve. stafford had a short appointment. he said, he'd take it and se how it goes. it is a big deal to have his enthusiasm. war memorial is being remodeled. a lot of work going on over there. they will matter, grateleatly. now it is time to mention the last person swarn in. faye lee. it went on my list. thank you. faye is a good friend of all of ours. thank you for your continuing contributions to the city. that's it. did i forget anyboyd? anybody else want to get sworn in. if you need me, i am around. we had a great recommendation. tom shay might have called, or p.j. on challen 26. they said

(cheers and applause) >> neil patrick harris in san francisco as part of a tenth annual sketchfest withdice burgan, dan ackroyd and more. >> so good. >> one of the greatest films ever, raging bull. the 309th anniversary edition out on blu-ray. don sanchez, abc 7 news. >> before we head out, we'll take a listen to mike. >> let's take a look what's going on in st. louis. they're shovelling this morning from chesterfield where about 8 inches fell and it's forcing the north county of st. louis where about a foot fell. for us sunshine and record high temperatures. (laughter) >> his wife was shovelling snow. >> my friend as wife and my sister took the other one. [ female announcer ] why settle for plain bread when you can have pillsbury grands! flaky layers biscuits? the warm, light delicate layers are like nothing else. ♪ layers of brownie and caramel, dipped in chocolate. ready to eat sweet moments. find them in the refrigerated section.

. >> my name is neil. i am with the san francisco planning department. i wanted to go back to your goal of mass cycling and how to speak forcefully about the boards of providing infrastructure that matches the needs of everyone that you would like to see cycling. he would say there is a fundamental disconnect between stating that goal and not providing that infrastructure. i want your opinion on the second topic that we touched on today, which there was a slide in the presentation, carrots and whips, and whether you would agree how important that is? thus far, and our experience, teh carrots are the things that we have tried to top. my sense is that without those whips, we're not going to achieve that goal of mass cycling without proper infrastructure. any thoughts on that? >> for the time being, because we have this goal of 50% commuting by bicycle and we have 37%, there is a gap of 13%. where do we get those cyclists from? that is why we're looking at what we can do. of course, we can improve the bicycle infrastructure, the cycling networked, and espec

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(cheers and applause) >> neil patrick harris in san francisco as part of a tenth annual sketchfest withce burgan, dan ackroyd and more. >> so good. >> one of the greatest films ever, raging bull. the 309th anniversary edition out on blu-ray. don sanchez, abc 7 news. >> before we head out, we'll take a listen to mike. >> let's take a look what's going on in st. louis. they're shovelling this morning from chesterfield where about 8 inches fell and it's forcing the north county of st. louis where about a foot fell. for us sunshine and record high temperatures. (laughter) >> his wife was shovelling snow. >> my friend as wife and my sister took the other one. >> he's going to hear about that. >> thanks for joining us. bye-bye. daddy...yeah, buddy? how many nickels are in a dollar? there are 20 nickels in a dollar. look! how do birds fly? does milk really make my bones stronger? yeah, yeah! daddy...when we die will we go to heaven? do you have the answer to life's biggest question? watch the 700 club, weekdays at

tour victory following neil biting finale at the bob hope classic in california after five tough runs could have wrapped up the win on the day with this putt but the miss meant to be off as fellow overnight leader gary woodland and bill haas also finished off on twenty seven on the. boss was eliminated on the first extra hole on the pressure seemed to get to woodland on the second half seizing the initiative with a. thirty foot put country first win i think the us. and we know know who will be slugging it out for super bowl honors this year the green bay packers and the pittsburgh steelers tench in the n.f.c. and a.f.c. titles respectively on sunday events of course he refused how the night unfolded. but. that piece of. his. test. for. the defense of captain. tackling the imposing linebacker. terms of. the free. intercepting the ball. downfield. that proved to be the final. backer soon after. the first half to forget for the. striking. sanchez visibly shaken. the. second half. the first half hamstring injury making the score twenty four in ninety that was the final difference however

thank you, peter, thank you, neil. thank you all for coming. >> welcome. we are here doing our building san francisco tour. we're going to have a very interesting tour of elevators in sanford cisco. we have all gotten into an elevator, the doors have closed, and it has carried us to our destination. have you ever wondered how elevators were -- work? we check out the need outside the elevator using current technology and we learn about the latest destination elevated technology all here in san francisco. we will also visit the machinery where all the behind- the-scenes gears control these incredible machines. we are very fortunate today to have an expert with those who is going to walk us are around elevators in san francisco. can you tell us about the history of elevators in san francisco? the measure -- >> sure. the history of elevator technology evolves with the city. first elevators were installed for moving materials in the 1860's. in the 1870's, the first passenger elevator was installed, and that allowed building heights to go up to about seven floor

so, with that, i will quit and invite david and neil and joseph to talk about some of their projects and how they have looked at their neighborhoods and tried to figure out who the stake holders are that can be really activated to produce a lasting physical improvement in their neighborhoods. >> you want to go first? >> sure. >> everybody hear me i don't want to blast everybody. can you hear me now? >> i don't want to blast everybody out of their chairs. basically what my organization does i'm a very small nonprofit. i have a couple of people that work for me part time. i have been basically i do mural residencies in schools, community centers, after school programs around san francisco and now the bay area. we have done projects in oakland and marine as well. and i will usually work with a group of young artists and their teachers and parents for a limited period like 14 weeks, 28 weeks during a school year or the summer program and we will guide the young artists through the process of designing and creating a permanent out door mural in their neighborhood. if you have driven by th

is still going on jim's in the same thing over over again for glenn has something fresh, something neil and and not exactly sure if firm is in the room or a may have to whisper. over there? >> he's really whispering. >> what virgas sang is were grateful. having been in that situation before, you don't want to be too loud and firm has so many things we want to learn. what we wait let him get there the laundry list and of mobile you over later in the broadcast. >> nobody at the news conference is is a 25 million. ? >> five years, 25 million but the forty-niners reportedly again in this world of trading in everything the agents flew a lot of the numbers out but that was their offer between 4 1/2 on 5 million, that account can go to miami offered 8 million this season. which would and 40 million. who knows, this guy what he did it work what have harbaugh on and he's going to want to talk about this. he supposedly hired to agents, one to work college games, michigan and stanford and once worked the pros. i've never heard before. all tell you now get ready for harbaugh to stovall me carry and

. >>> and today neil diamond turns 70 years old.y birthday. >>> all day long, you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and others as they break on msnbc. and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with nbc "nightly news." >>> and, finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. find out the latest forecast as frigid temperatures and wicked windchills grip the nation. and hear from a woman who says she knows a big secret oprah is about to reveal. >>> now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm veronica de la cruz. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a terrific monday. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

now it's time for the sports update do you know neil don't go away. yes this is sports really i mean these are some of the stories we're covering this are. full steam ahead defending champion roger federer blitzes his way into the extremely open semifinals at the expense of compact. final russian football champions and he moved to within the game of the year for silverware following up to no win over persepolis in the bike. games it's pittsburgh versus green bay in the super bowl this year following the n.f.l. conference. let's start. roger federer is on track for his twenty third major final dispatching compactor franca in the quarterfinals federer aiming to become the only player in open history to win five titles in melbourne a couple of swiss fans in attendance simply hoping to see their first ever grand slam last a clash between. the founding champion federer and st semi appearance was at stake. six shell shocked the brink of more of the same in the ensuing sets with the maestro orchestrating another impressive win six one six three six three. ov

to neil i bought the just bored back bills of turning this one one chance in to go to make it two one by the second their mission i did not know when to ahead in the final period but their opponents managed to goals in reply including the slap shot from said in too low terms in the regulation time i was goal is in overtime meaning the game went down to a shoot out and it was down an out for the number is the only meant to find the net was the visit there was three some and getting victory to be just i didn't get the result we wanted i think. overall i think we had more of the game played but i'll try to just score a run on the use of chances and to win this game so i think that this side of this game. would like to apologize to our phones we could have decided the game in the first period we created so many chances but most of them were wasted. no more are still on the verge of a place in the playoffs but we all know that whistle chances there will be severely punished. for it but in their own party. all right that brings us on to tennis where lleyton hewitt will enter next week's aus

to neil i bought the just bored back bills of doing this one one chimes in to go to make it two one by the second their mission i know went to ahead in the final period but their opponents managed to goals like including the slap shot from said can do little turns in the regulation time i was goal is in no return meaning the game went down to a shoot out and it was done out for the noma is the only man to find the net was the visit there was three simon giving victory to british i didn't get the result that i think i. know i think we had more of the game played by a truck just to score and. he was out of chances to win this game so i think that this side of his game. would like to apologize to our phones we could have decided the game in the first period we created so many chances but most of them were wasted i know are still on the verge of a place in the playoffs but we all know that recent chances there will be severely punished. for the new on our team. all right that brings us on to tennis where lleyton hewitt will enter next week's australian open and hot form after ten chain the

scoreline their first win down on their in twenty four years a truly dominant tour by the tourists who neil the final test by an innings and eighty three runs no less a memorable way to retain the earns his england captain under stress feels pretty special them honest you know it. until ashes series is finally over you're always kind of half an eye on what succumbs even off to melbourne we're still very conscious that we wanted to finish the series on a high end and kind of show people that we are if we deserved to win the series and now we've done nothing we can you know have a big sigh of relief and be very proud of what we've achieved this is probably as close to rock bottom as it gets think this trial in public and fans can certainly. find this is going forward i know as players. now we feel disappointed roy and now that we see. we do see potential we do think we want some talent in that china and we do see we have better cricket isn't what we are showing at the moment. and that wraps up the sport i'll see you soon the weather's coming up in just a tech the. hungry for the full story we

major trophy they face japan in the final of the aged cup on sunday after thrashing becky stan six neil in the semi's by the socceroos is so far scored thirteen goals and only concede once at the tournament sunday's game will be the first ever major final for the strains and the team understands the significance. not going to say this will make up for a loss of the world cup this is just a strain as a team going in and trying to win a tournament i think we've had enough experience now tournament's that we've put a serves in a winning position and we have to make sure we keep to the strategy of one game at a time and again we concentrate on now is this one. so we get the chill of the thought of. japan meanwhile will try to lift the trophy for the fourth time in their history they beat south korea in the semi on penalties thanks to the heroics of their goalkeeper carwash alberto zak are only as men are one of the youngest sides at the tournament but they have already shown maturity and didn't hope to go all the way. traduce destroy me not only me for the team also we it's really difficult

to neil forsberg stop. i was saying in doha where roger federer got off to a great start to the new season claiming his third guitar open title on south to doing better unstoppable on his way to victory which was also his first in two thousand and eleven the swiss were beating russia's defending champion nikolay davydenko in straight sets six three six four but actually in great form i had of the first grand slam of the year the australian open in melbourne. complete the season has already started and gone the way and i'm already on the board was a title and this one is a big one you know rough it was part of it because it's part of its own has been part of it so that was a really strong tournament to start off the two thousand and eleven campaign and you know. the top ten player not really what his ranking says at the moment he was really injured last year but he seems it's really come back and i'm very happy. and in perth the us to have won to help him cope up to be to belgium have made the final episode