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[laughter] it is, actually, unusual for me to find something new that somebody hasn't called me before -- [laughter] after 18 years in office, and i'm very proud of this one. [laughter] i have on my hard drive on my computer at home, i have a file that i keep. it's called the crazy people file. and how you get into the crazy people file is you send me an

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oh, you got me a new car! aah! you got me a new car. >> no. i didn't get a car. >> oh. u got me all excited for the-- is it a fur coat, huh, a fur coat? >> no. >> ok. am i pregnant? >> no. are you? >> no. what is it? >> well [sighs] remember when we first got married? >> which time? >> well, the first time, we were really young, and we didn't have any money... >> yeah. the mice had more cheese than we did. >> and the second time, it was spur-of-the-moment, and, you know, the twins came unexpectedly... >> yes. that was a crazy, crazy day. >> and i wanted to get you a nicer ring. >> my gosh, c.j., you got me a bigger ring?! aah! let me-- i was thinking about that, but i didn't want to say anything. >> bam! look at that. look at that. how you like me now? >> wow. >> wow. >> that's something. >> that is something special. >> absolutely. >> yeah. >> uh... um... >> no. come on, now. try it on. try it on. let me see how that thing look on you. >> baby, i would love to, but i just ate a bunch of salt today, so my fingers are kind of swollen already. i should wait till tomorrow w

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the good news for me, i really hate traffic and there are no traffic jams on the high road. number 10, treat everyone with respect and kindness. it does not matter who they are or what they can do for you. the measure of a human being is, if you take care of people who you know can do anything for you the same way he did take care of people who can, you are a good person. number 11, think about the difference between optimism and pessimism. pessimist sees the challenges in every opportunity. the optimist sees the opportunities in every challenge. be enough to miss. hang out with optimists. i met colin powell the other day, if you don't like the guy already, he is an amazing man, you will like him even more when ,ou hear israel's leadership guess how many he has? -- roles ofership. leadership. be optimistic. number 12, understand you have received a great deal and more will be expected of you and that is a pic. andct more of yourself those around you, it will make life more fulfilling. last but not least, for number 13 in every situation you encounter, leave it better than yo

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new yorkers want you to get run over by a mac truck. i apologize. i haven't turned this into a question yet. do you want meo phrase it like a question? >> maybe put an inflection at the end like a mac truck? >> bill, did you know over 800% of new yorkers want you to get run over by a mac truck? >> did you know. okay. i am proud of you. i am so upset i am choked up. i am a [bleep]. i am fearful of bees and that's why they would be in hell. having said that, it takes a certain type of narcissism and an awful sort of pathological narcissism to do what he did. i go back and forth by being ambivalent of him having to do well or him being concerned. the flip side is maybe all politicians are like that. maybe the same gene that makes you think it is okay -- there is an unsolicited wiener pick to some nameless girl across the country is the same thing that gets people who want to be in politics. maybe i am slashing against wiener when they are all like that. >> i agree with you. i blame bloomburg for not outlawing over sized egos in the city. that's the thing that has brought us to this. >> i think there are so ma

so it's really rewarding for me just to go and give people hope. this is something that is new to them. it was new to me. that there is actually a recovery, actually recovery is possible with this. and actually the first big event that made me realize i wanted to be part of mha was the awards ceremony and i saw all of that love and how many people were coming together to celebrate people in recovery from mental health challenges. so that was a really wonderful experience and brought me into the whole world that i am in now and loving it. so i am not sure if you wanted me to finish? thank you very much. >>

los i was a new alert animation scripts scare me a little bit. leave it there is breaking news tonight and they are continuing to follow the breaking news making. alexander's family cry tears of joy at great things other than. the ever regard in a court of law thrown to our lives there's a story made sort of movies playing out in real life. it will be. serious technology innovations all the list of elements from around russia we've dumped those huge earth covered. edward snowden. in the conspiracy theories u.s. officials. and while the u.s. tries to save face. saying it's spying project. for the british public. another. billion pounds from the government.

that has a new alert and. scared me a little. there is breaking news tonight and we are continuing to follow the breaking news. alexander's family cry here's a. great thing that. we ever read or found alive is a story made for a movie is playing out in real life. please . follow unwelcome across the uk where all things are considered i'm peter lavelle the saga of edward snowden a whistle blowing hero to millions around the world washington calls him a very dangerous security liability and a threat whatever its fate one thing appears to be clear snowden justifies his actions in the name of transparency in the need to have a public debate on the surveillance state and disregard as he succeeded. to cross-check the fate of edward snowden i'm joined by my guest in washington mark weiss broad he is co-director of the center for economic and policy research and we also have our real rattner he is the fellow at the truman national security project right gentlemen cross-talk rules and if that means you can jump in anytime you want are if i

some are disturbed by this news. me? not really. i say, you have to fight fire with fire, if the chinese will not stop hacking, then we must hack back. we are, great. you do have to find good news where you can. if this is true, now and then nsa squirrel els find thei els r acorn. to steven who has been following this said we're missing some here. that is tate o is -- the fate of mr. snowden, now chinese to your point, now we know that americans have been hacking us, we got to hang on to mr. snowden more, is that your worry? >> he is an asset. he is in hong kong, they have availability of him, i would be surprised if he was not picked up and exploited for information he has perhaps a lot more than he has made public. neil: um, i would assume that chinese kind of knew that we were hacking them. just like we know they are hackinggus. and none would be a great surprise, i'll get more into this with joe liker man in a moment. but would should be impetus to hang on to him longer or make our lives more difficult in the u.s. as they do han

graves and center i myself your servant spent twelve years in iraqi jails my family only received news of me one or two years after i was released. i was even afraid of my own brother i thought he was an officer who come to interrogate me yes we suffered and the prisons were filled with shias only when the f.b.i. . leaving kabbalah is like crossing a graveyard. everywhere all portraits of shia mountains fall in for the glory of the prophet hussein mohammed their. little bit of the. hospital. on the baghdad bass run highway in the middle of the desert are faithful taxi finally gives up the ghost. i feel suddenly vulnerable alone in the wilderness. as if by magic a man appears from the sands to help us out perhaps this is the renowned desert hospitality. we had for a camp for the men who maintain the highway once they were all soldiers and saddam's army. when the americans came many deserted. them without knowing who we ought to make room for us to share that. with out of the massive take iraqi army was hunger thirst and fatigue. remember your family was taken hostage and she deserves it. you

i say if news wants me to care about it, it should have planned ahead and happened in america. think, think, okay? but, folks, last week a major story broke that affects me personally. they held elections in iran, and then the unthinkable happened, they counted the votes. >> a cleric has been elected to replace the controversial mahmoud ahmadinejad. >> the new president of iran will be hassan rouhani. >> this is a candidate who has come in and injected some optimism and hope. >> he spoke of reform. >> and he promised greater personal freedoms. >> stephen: yes, iran has elected a moderate, which means instead of calling for israelis to be driven into the sea, they'll be nudged into a lake. sounds refreshing. how u.s. relations with the new iranian leaders will play out only time will tell, folks, but the bigger story is that after eight years, we're finally saying good-bye to president mahmoud ahma-na-naaa-na-na-na-naaa-hey-e yyy-nejaad. mahmoud, of course, is known for a number of questionable choices, threatening to wipe israel off the map, denying the holocaust happened, and

the point is cable news is increasingly putting the "me" in media.ecially the good folks over at cnn. on the same day that the full i.r.s. deposition transcript clearing obama was released, cnn's headline read "shifting i.r.s. polls contradict key deposition." take that. key deposition. cnn has the poll. a poll that says half of americans think obama did it anyway. now, folks, years ago i gave you something called truthiness, ignoring what the facts say and instead going with what feels right in your gut. well, you know what happens? folks, you know what happens when you put a bunch of those guts together? i'll tell you what happens. what happens is you turn truthiness into truthinews. with truthinews, cable news networks have only one obligation. their obligation is to report whatever the american people already think. if only truthinews were around in the last century we could have seen great headlines like dewey defeats truman? you tell us. and 63% believe titanic is still unsinkable. luckily, now truthinews is here to usher in a new standard of b

tavis: you mentioned earlier that you're working on a new project, another blues project. tell mee about this again. >> yeah. what we did was we wrote like five new songs, me and barry goldberg who comes from the chicago mike bloomfield, you know, al cooper school and he plays. but he's great to write just blues songs, bluesy kinds of songs. and we popped out about five, you know. then i ran across kenny wayne shepherd about 10 years ago going to the colts games because he was a friend of mr. irsay. you know, i really wanted to do a guitar-slinging blues album and we did it in a week and it's the baddest thing i have done in a number of years. it just doesn't let up. tavis: did you choose this title for this box set, "carry on." >> i chose the title for the song and it seemed to me to be apropos what this is, which is that's the first two chapters. tavis: right, because you -- >> i reckon there's a couple more. tavis: i reckon there's a couple more too. you got the gift and you got to use it. >> i got it. tavis: you got to use it, man. >> yeah, really. you know, suddenly you're st

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come on, new car, me and you, huh? and we'll go cruisin', we'll pick up chicks, come back here, and the three of you can make me dinner. all right, well, i guess it wouldn't hurt just to look at some new cars. oh, you are a keeper. so you're really ready to get rid of your old heap, huh? yeah, it's had a good run. hell, i've had it since i was a young stallion of 22. yeah, you remember the first time you tried to feel me up was in that car. yeah, and you bent these 2 fingers all the way back. this car is unbelievable! 6 cylinders, rack and pinion. and these seats, they actually heat up. i can't begin to tell you how warm my ass feels right now. maybe you could write a poem. [honk honk] you know what? stop that. you're starting to act like a game show contestant. now, come on. let's find a car we can actually pay for. i want this one. did you see the sticker price? sticker price. you know what i like to call the sticker price? the sucker price. well, that is clever. come on, we really cannot afford this. look, i know ho

ande issues are new to me the details of them are new to me. i will get down there and meet with my colleagues. >> [inaudible] >> this is something that is new for me. my first concern is border security. that is because of the frame of reference i come from as a federal prosecutor and as the attorney general. as to the other issues i need to take care of, those be part of the discussions. this is all pretty new. i need to learn about the issues before i can make any meaningful judgments. >> [inaudible] >> i am a registered republican. >> [inaudible] >> i do not know what the result would have been, but i know we would have been sued for 2014. the democrats have made that publicly. it is the fault of the legislature for setting up less than clear statutory guidance. as a new jersey republican, what i know, these kinds of thing should not be left to the courts to decide. i cannot predict the result, i am a student of history, as are you. i thought the idea of making a decision that was in the best interest of the people of the state to give them

new moves it was to the sound. and then a colossally on your own account is william curium a consider this. to me all real good local news creating fans for me who. see at the concert in the hall at them by less than a car is only. because you know where you are you at the way out of your own way. as a life and have one look at it in its own winds as. some noise for us and sell it is not evidence and soon we get a thing with a crown in orbital ok with a little bit of us norah jones delusion don't go we'll. yes the old curiosity the hit the old you know as in me they are you. sure stands for position is concealed and not in the me is a good game. because the one the ways that i see. you see is under the eyes with a look if you don't give us but the news he's from up there ok secure only you are getting this beautifully one man who followed us again live conformist. get to know . cinema so that all women meant any nonsense. because in them you. know personally a secret book is to rely on the boy's plot. to if you feel. you kill him when i joined the royal. no we will annoy you and if the senate unt

>> yeah. >> with all my priors, i've always went upstate, so it's something different for me, something new of here, bunky. yes, ma'am. yes, ma'am. >> bye, paula. >> bye, paula. >> thank you. bye-bye. >> as soon as i touched down downstairs, i'm going to call the program. do what i've got to do, for myself, my family. my son. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> an inmate takes his fights from the streets to the halls of the jail. >> [ bleep ]. >> and his boyhood friend follows his example. >> did you guys not start this fight? but you did finish it? >> two brothers turn to crime to support their habits. >> you robbed someone with a rock? >> you hit someone with it really hard and take what's in their pockets. >> iik

let's bring in "news nation" political panel. let me start off with you, ann. we have this all day news conference. a number of people there. we pointed out randy weber's play on building up this wall. they say this is about border security. is that truly at the heart of what's going on here? >> certainly border security is a concern that opponents of illegal immigration reform have raised in the past. it's a concern that many conservatives and certainly even some democrats have raised before. it's only one of many components. i think the cbo report that you mentioned is an interesting development because a lot of critics have said that it could cost more money when you talk about defense -- >> conservatives have said once you have immigrants and they start to use medicare and social security that it would be a flood gate. >> right. of course what cbo report discusses is the fact that they would be legal taxpayers. you add that many taxpayers over that much time and the population swells and you have more people paying taxes and that's what you see reducing the

i'm hearing information and this is certainly new to me and enlighten and i look forward to having open door conversation with brick and mortar and folks. and i mentioned to them entree on my part to form a mission street and lindsey corridor alliance where we would meet and have an open forum to discuss those issues >> thank you very much. okay commissioners what is before us is the reconditioning of the permit. if you look on the second page of the timeline they've made some suggestions. i have some other suggestions. it is in in my opinion that one of the reasons this venue can't control it's sound is because it doesn't control it's back line. one musician will bring in a kind of equipment and they produce different sounds. so maybe he condition their permits to designate what the back line can be and restrict the sound >> either that or issue it through the board. >> some base can go through the sound. >> obviously their second sunday people they're playing dj music but when you have a live abandon you've got base and guitars and drums it's up to the operator that is doing it a cert

[ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] that's really good news for me. >> yeah. i mean, do you know how many ones it takes to make a three? [ laughter ] oh, man, that was tragic. i was like -- i was sitting at home, because, you know, you get the information, moment by moment, like, every hour, somebody's calling. and telling you. i was like, uh-oh. you know, it's like, i felt like a fighter, you know? it's like it's been almost, like, two decades, since i had a movie that wasn't number one. >> jimmy: is that true? >> yeah. >> jimmy: two decades of number one? ks.well, that's over now, buddy. [ laughter ] i was like -- you know, i felt like, you know, like a fighter. i felt like i was the champ and i was walking to the ring, you know. >> jimmy: like manny pacquiao. then all of a sudden, out of nowhere -- >> yeah, and i was like -- >> jimmy: it happens every once in a while. but i'm very excited. i don't know if you're excited about it. >> yes, i will have a chinese chicken salad, um -- it was a mess. it was a tragedy. >> jimmy: what i am very excited about, a pro

news! >> yeah, me too. >> i mean, fox news is the worst. >> okay. yeah. great. lot of folks don't like fox news. do you watch it any at all? >> i avoid it. >> you avoid it. >> i watch it through jon stewart. >> as much as i dislike fox news i agree with their freedom of speech to say what they like. >> it's all my grandmother watches so i gotcha. >> what is your grandmother like. >> old and conservative and set in her ways. >> without a warrant? >> right. but it's fox news. >> yeah, so what? that's -- >> all right, man. >> bill: here now to comment monica crowley and alan colmes. just the stats here and then the guy who was getting the petition he was the undercover guy. conservative guy. wasn't serious what he was saying about. about 16 students were interviewed in 45 minutes. 11 out of the 16 signed the petition to listen in to ask -- to nullify the constitution when it comes to fox news and you say? >> i am not surprised by this at all. the left. >> 11 out of 16? >> academia culture and news media bunch of college kids? are you kidding me so far left. the res

would you go out with me new year's eve? oh. thanks. what? what? let me ask you something.eethmarks on somebody's arm matched teethmarks on a pencil? it's possible. roll up your sleeve. somebody bit you? well, not just someone. jon voight. jon voight bit you? yeah, yeah. the pencil. hey, hey! get the pencil out of your mouth! you're destroying jon voight's teethmarks. that's jon voight's pencil? that's right. and i got his whole car downstairs. you bought his le baron convertible? ah-ha ha! yes! yes! yes, i'm the one. so you know jon voight? yes. i went to dental school with him. jon voight, the actor? no. the periodontist. can't this wait until monday? come by my office. just a quick peek. i'm in agony. o.k. sit down. it's this one here in the back. [bang hiss] ohh! you popped woody woodpecker! hey, who invited you anyway? you're a troublemaker. [nervously imitating woody woodpecker laugh] you choose two seasonal favorites starting at $10.99. like a blackened sirloin with the wedge salad or lemon shrimp fettuccine and... [ male announcer ] you had us at $10.99. really? fis

me. and what is the good news here? seem like good news to me, or at least not yet. >> i'll give you good news from an investor point of view. >> what more do you want, young lady? okay. i checked the dow, as we suggested, flat to slightly lower, and 15 seconds of business. two other stocks that we're watching, tesla, they recalled 800 of their model s electric cars, there's a problem with the mounting bracket in the back seat. it's dead flat this morning and then dreamworks animation, they put the shrek franchise and more on netflix and make an animated series for netflix and their television business expected $200 million annually. their stock is up another 2%. a wrap-up where the markets stand before ben reveals all. and gold, here is where we are. we are still way below $1400 per ounce. boy, that 1371? 1371 an ounce. and 1371.30. the price of oil, now, that's interesting, that keeps moving upwards closer and closer to $100 a barrel. 98.56 this ben day morning. then to the big board, dead fllt. 3 points down, that's

since september and has done an excellent job and we look forward to having him with our new director. so, it gives me great pleasure to announce our new director is collin bailey who is the deputy director of the museum and the curator of the department. the selection committee spent a great deal of time looking at what direction to pursue looking for a great director, we spent months before we found john buchannon, and i think that john did that for us admirably and we did in fact become the great exhibition museum. our next step is we believe to focus on our own collections and elevate ourselves intellectually and to have a leader who was a scholar and known internationally as a scholar and someone who would elevate this new museum in our direction and art in this museum now exhibition based on the collections we have and further the name of the fine arts museum in this area, i think there is no one better than that collin berry, he's knowledgeable in every area of art, not just european art which is his specialty. he's a very delightful person and i know our staff will love working with him. i thi

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hollywood is having a great time the issue with new movies everywhere appeared >> more freeman lead to an all-star cast in now you see mef musicians who use fancy tricks to pull off a multimillion-dollar bank robbers. >> will in dayton smith play father and son opening up in the movie title after birth. >> the hang over part of three will be shown and countries all around the world appeared >> the animated movie epic also opens this week appeared star trek into dogma's makes its debut in china and south korea. >> that is a news for tonight for this sunday morning this is marty gonzales thanks for watching will see you next saturday at 7:00 a.m. thank you have a great weekend apart . discover the champion in you! . . (applause) well, god bless you. it's always a joy to come into your homes. if you're ever in our area please stop by and be a part of one of our services. these are the finest people in all of houston, texas right here at lakewood. (applause) but thanks for tuning in. and thank you again for coming out. i like to start with something funny. i heard about these three sisters, ages 96, 94 and 92. they lived to

>>> joining me now is new jersey congressman chris smith. the top house republican on the congressional executive commission on china. thanks so much, congressman for being with us. what would you like to see the president do in this summit with president xi on the human rights issue, which has been your main concern. >> it certainly is and there has been, andrea, a very serious deterioration over the last four years of human rights respect, the persecution has increased, the falun gong, the dalai lama's people, the tibetan buddhists, everywhere you look there's been a serious ratcheting up of the persecution, forced abortion has gotten worse. gendercide, the missing girls and the administration has put human rights on a back bench or given it a back seat approach. even hillary clinton said on her way to beijing first time, we're not going to let human rights interfere with important issues, i believe there's a lot of important issues but human rights should be at the core. my president hope is that the

less i was a new alert animation scripts scared me a little. there is breaking news tonight and we are continuing to follow the breaking news. alexander's family cry tears and so will i and if great things rather than tragic and theatrical render at a court of law around alive is the story made for movies playing out in real life. so president obama just announce his pick for national security advisor former u.n. ambassador susan rice and what did you know it raises controversial background perceives her a corporate media is running with the story. susan rice the u.s. ambassador to united nations will be his next national security adviser she has been controversial as all of our viewers know as a result of what happened after the benghazi attack the controversy over ambassador rice stems from her appearance on five sunday talk shows following the september eleventh terror attack on our consulate in benghazi the appointment which does not require congressional approval or bringing rice further into the inner circle of policy decision makers at th

this is new to me. what i saw was what the men and women do. this was nothing less than amazing. what the task force does is the majority of the contact that they have with the community, it is really about information sharing, talking and getting to know the people, the families, and they do a lot of work in the intervention field as well as the prevention. with this task force, what they have to do is build those relationships. you cannot do that, with the police and the radio car. you have to get to know them. you have to know them when they are hurting. that is what amazed me. i went into the task force office. i ask them, what is this about? they have adopted the families into the worst housing projects in our city. their own funds that they put together, they will go out to get young kids. this will build those relationships. what they do, if you work in the community network, this is the guidance of youth and their families. they are made up of former gang members. what they did when they took over as the commander, is to ask them what is going on. i asked her, what can we

me? >> just telling you what's on your history. all of this is news to you? none of this you did?pe. >> because of the information we have here, you cannot work, because of this here, once again, we're very closely monitoring, any time instances i have to lock you down. >> that's fine. >> that's not fine. lockdown is 23 hours in a cell. >> i understand. >> you also understand if you get any letters, we want to know about them, correct? >> okay. >> go back to your unit. free time. >> while mail has helped put perales on staff's radar, the latest delivery has brought surprising news to benny alonzo. when his girlfriend did not show up at his hearing alonzo thought that meant good-bye but her letter contained a different proposal. >> i was happy. i thought she was going to leave, she said she wants to marry me and will wait a lifetime for me. >> his girlfriend, jennifer, knows he got seven years so she's proposed marriage by proxy. meaning, someone else will stand in for alonzo during the ceremony. >> i love him, it's that simple. i love him. it's just hard. i would like for him to b