. >> how do we transition from nirvana to the pope? >> it's an interesting transition.e begin with the pope though. >> there you go. another busy day. it's a pretty remarkable first day though. very touching. the images were incredible. he is always so spontaneous. this morning pope francis will become the first pope to ever address a joint meeting of congress. after his speech, the pope will have a chance to meet with hundreds of homeless people. >> a live look at capitol hill. francis is coming here to new york as we take a live look, as well at the big apple where preparations are fully under way for the gridlock that will come and the excitement that will come with the pope. he'll attend an evening prayer service at st. patrick's cathedral tonight. one of the lasting images from his day in washington yesterday, francis making his way down the aisle of the largest catholic church in the u.s. american bishops and thousands studying to become priests and nuns, welcoming him, many recording the event on their phones. >> the event took place after francis received a cere

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it is by nirvana, it rated songs. they judge the top 50 that critics are named and the distinctive forecourt rift, they found most have 120 beats per minutes and tend to have a high level of tonal variation. >> juliet: by the way somewhere over the rainbow was on the list. >> anna: there are all kinds of genres in the top 50. i don't know that nirvana would give their rights. who knows, courtney cobain i don't know who has the right to his catalog. >> juliet: it will be interesting. >> on a side note watch the documentary about kurt cobain. he actually didn't didn't come up with the title. it was his friend. >> ben: thank you and i think we have another song on the list to play on the way out. that doesn't for us. you will be at the world trade center tomorrow. >> yes we'll be covering the pope's visit. have a great thursday everybody maxx your thing at t.j.maxx with better brands, at prices that work for you. make each day a little better.

next-to-last independent bookstore with a mind of its own, the next to last leftie looking for obama nirvana. [laughter] the first day of the wall street occupation set forth upon this continent a new revolutionary nation. [applause] >> in addition to its own programming as -- of artist talks, meridian has been a downtown host for san francisco states well-known port trees center. recent luminaries have included david meltzer, steve dixon, and jack hirsch man. >> you can black as out of the press, blog and arrest us, tear gas, mace, and shoot us, as we know very well, you will, but this time we're not turning back. we know you are finished. desperate, near the end. hysterical in your flabbergastlyness. amen. >> after the readings, the crowd headed to a reception upstairs by wandering through the other gallery rooms in the historic home. the third floor is not usually reserved for just parties, however. it is the stage for live performances. ♪ under the guidance of musical curators, these three, meridian has maintained a strong commitment to new music, compositions that are innovative, experi

and that isn't to use say that each state is not a problem free nirvana the challenges are still real and whether they wrestle with pension-fund they have their work cut out for them however the difference compared to the federal government is drastic. they faced $520 per capita per capita debt at the federal level is $42,600 and growing as we speak at the same time $1,700 but $8,960 in federal taxes. even if you take away the 20% for national defense the federal tax burden is twice the local and state taxes combined they see the difference in value of the state and federal government and they are ready to read gave back constitutional balance. last tuesday's vote totals reaffirms that for may. november 2nd, people pushed back against a washington establishment borrowing too much to ignore the constitution and the views of our citizens. of the election affirms the power of individual americans and in a powerful way repudiates the overly controlled central government. we need to keep the dialogue rolling out limited government set closest to the people will maximize our liberty. they h

have in san francisco which is the greatest city in the world and look at it how beautiful it is nirvana most important thing in san francisco our kids because our kids are our future you guys agree with that yeah. kids are the future (clapping.) and when i went to high school guess what we were the panthers too so there is a karma connection with the pan therts isn't that cool? and i have a cheer, too, we have all the sairlz employees raise your hand they're our volunteers. (clapping.) >> we have a cheer too it goes like this when i say sales you say force. >> sales. >> for . >> sales informing that's pretty good uh-huh we're excited to make a big financial contribution to the school district ear not just here to give a check money didn't do anything for schools what helps school is all of us embracing the schools our great principal, our great school board and embracing our superintendent and mayor and you all of our kids all of us together come together that's why everyone in salesforce is so glad glad to be here you guys like ipads. >> yeah. >> good have you guys seen more ipads arou

have in san francisco which is the greatest city in the world and look at it how beautiful it is nirvana most important thing in san francisco our kids because our kids are our future you guys agree with that yeah. kids are the future (clapping.) and when i went to high school guess what we were the panthers too so there is a karma connection with the pan therts isn't that cool? and i have a cheer, too, we have all the sairlz employees raise your hand they're our volunteers. (clapping.) >> we have a cheer too it goes like this when i say sales you say force. >> sales. >> for . >> sales informing that's pretty good uh-huh we're excited to make a big financial contribution to the school district ear not just here to give a check money didn't do anything for schools what helps school is all of us embracing the schools our great principal, our great school board and embracing our superintendent and mayor and you all of our kids all of us together come together that's why everyone in salesforce is so glad glad to be here you guys like ipads. >> yeah. >> good have you guys seen more ipads arou

nirvana, condor. where's drum?happened that they sent up a helicopter to look for us. 26 guys on the boat. me and another five stuck inside an air pocket inside. >> at least there was an air pocket. >> yeah. it was the first time and one and only time that duran duran made the cover of "people" magazine. >> but by then the band was starting to splinter. >> we split in two. three went one way two. the other. actually roger was in the middle. >> duran duran never officially broke up. but john and andy taylor went off to form power station. while rhodes, lebon and roger taylor formed arcadia before roger tired of the lifestyle. >> i had to step away from it. i wanted to live a normal life for awhile and maybe at the right time i'd go back to it. that turned into a long time. >> did you think it was over? >> i knew it would never be the same again. >> the end of the '80s felt like the media particularly was saying, you guys are ephemeral, you're out, next. >> duran duran looked to be dead and buried. but then in 1993 c

entertain us >> yeah, that's nirvana, "smells like teen spirit." fiat commissioned the study hoping it would help them sell their 500 model car. can grunge really do that? you'll have to wait and see. i'm wondering, the grunge music or the pope with the black fiat. >> i'm pretty sure the pope is helping fiat sales. earlier this week we heard ryan ren nods was trying to sell pictures, a friend of his was trying to sell pictures of his new baby. now a new struggle. >> this new video from "gq" magazine shows reynolds trying to assemble an ikea crib for his daughter james. it starts out okay. ikea instructions don't use words, just pictures. >> they're difficult. beer doesn't help either. >> reynolds complains it has 10,000 pieces and is driving him to drink. finally he duct tapes the whole >> this is a little gq movie. when was the last time you checked? so righteous. rad. i want it. it is rad, but we're gonna have to like check your credit score, so... oh my god, it's like totally yours. you know credit scores change, right? aren't you curious to see

. ♪ with the lights out it's less dangerous here we are now entertain us ♪ >> oh, the song nirvana'srit." fiat commissioned the study hoping to find the best song to sell its 500 car before the pope's fiat. >>> an image going viral this morning, and it's really cute, a professor holding a toddler in his arms. >> the little boy was brought to class by his mother when she couldn't find child care. she was worried about what the professor would say but obviously wasn't an issue. >> he went to my professor and put his arms up like that and without missing a beat my professor picked him up. >> we're all in this together. >> mom was moved to tears by the gesture. they've been -- there have been thousands of sympathetic messages on social media. >>> and here's a high school football team in texas that really knows how to put some adventure into extra point attempts. this happened under the lights last friday night. >> yeah, high snap. the holder gets it down, the kick comes out a little low, it went off the ref's head, skimmed the crossbar and it went through the uprights. >> doesn't really

there are some more pictures but that is the unpaved sections of the trail and it was absolute nirvana out there. there we are. i love this series of pictures because we are dwarfed by the signal bluff. the famous bluff in nebraska. there were tv foundations where if you camp up there during the summer to look for buffalo in that sort of thing. i love the way the terrain started to dwarf are covered wagon. and that is essentially the same spot. you can see from that picture how brisk that flag is. the prevailing westerlies are 30 to 35 miles an hour almost every day. the same area from behind. so we got to a place called was going to get a sense of all security because he wagons were designed to go over rough terrain. the card is only two wheels and not as stable. we went up the hill diagonally and the logan the kark shifted and it did the perfect job of flipping. we didn't break the wheels and then we have the cart and i love that moment exists i knew was their first and we have to prove we could get back on the trail quickly produce it to my brother this will be wonderful for the boo

i think it is like nirvana and you hear it and feel silly for listening to the glam metal band. that's what the electorate is feeling when they hear carson and trump and say why am i dealing with the jokers so long? >> when you listen to donald trump. there is a lot of prescriptions. people like the sound of. build the wall and whatever. short on specifics. is she going to have to offer specifics at the debate or down the rod that may change his political fortunes? >> i think there will. there is only so long he can go on like this. he's talking about doing things that are not possible. he would have to repeal naftan and not building a wall to let the good mexicans. >> it would be a beautiful wall and. >> and it would say probably trump. carson is thoughtful. his ideas are inflammatory. we are talking about a man who said obama care was the worst thing since slavery and congress should have the right to get rid of justices that approve of marriage equality. it is mostly the outsider status that is carrying him through. and trump is not offering anything clear and pointed for ame

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absolutely nirvana out there. here we are we look dwarfed by signal bluff in central the blackmun -- nebraska with the foundation this to indians would camp up there in the summer to look for buffalo and other tribes and i love the way the terrain would dwarf the covered wagon. is dead is essentially the same spot from the wagon you can see how brisk the flag is the prevailing winds are blowing in your face 35 miles an hour but you get used to it. the same area from behind. we get to do this place and it is a false sense of security because it is for wheels designed to go over rough terrain but the part is only to real san not as stable and you forget that we went up the hill to fast diagonally and the load shifted and did a perfect job to flip it we did not break the real but we had the courage and and i love that moment because it was our first accident we had to prove we could get back on the trail quickly. this will be wonderful for the books. [laughter] my brother says i hate your book. [laughter] because i w

fundamental freedoms, relentless and progressive raising of living standards worldwide, it's not nirva nirvana. on the other hand we have not had a major power of war in this world since 1945. and, in fact, save for the exception of iraq's invasion of kuwait in 1990, we have had all of these conflilents pretty much in the dissolution of the old empowers that sought to subjugate much. world. the fact that there has been a global acceptance of the non-admissibility of country's conquest of others, big fish swallowing small fish is a huge advantage. >> when you look at some of the jen sides we see -- genocides we see in raw wanda, these are what we would have seen as civil wars, not between countries, that's a place the u.n. has not figured out how to deal with. >> in 1845 no one imagined the u.n. would be involved in policing, internal conflict and policing civil wars, that it was created to end interstate wars, countries attacking other country, and over the past half century the u.n. took on the lead role in attempting to cordon off internal conflicts, prevent outside hours from jumping in, ea

and so it's never nirvana. it's not what everyone would like, just because of the certain extent, you know, the nature of our business, it's classified, it's secret and all that. and the nature of the rules that we have to live with. but within that, my, at least philosophically, philosophical bent, is to try to open up the lines of communication and be as open with industry as we can be. james: so perhaps two more questions, if that's ok. with you. the first would be, how can we actively encourage innovation, horizontally, across the i.c.? without using infrastructure or organizational reshuffle as a placebo for change, i guess. dir. clapper: one way, i guess there are many, but in the interest of brevity, i'll say one thing that helps that is facilitating moving people around within the i.c. i think where you bring the ideas of your home organization to another organization. i've found, just in my own experience, just at odni, 40% of the work force are detailees from the rest of the community, that that const

we were like into nirvana and stuff. >> jimmy: i'm so happy you became an actor. [ laughter ] let me tell you something, i saw this movie, i go, "oh, there's no one more perfect to play this man than you." >> oh, thanks. >> jimmy: you're fantastic in the movie, "the walk." this really happened. >> exactly. >> jimmy: i can't believe this guy -- what's his name? >> philippe petit. oh, wi. [ laughter ] [ speaking in french ] >> jimmy: now we're doing [ cheers and applause ] >> what? >> jimmy: baguette is huge. france is fantastic. >> actually that is the best way to have a good french accent is to duck face your lips like donald trump. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> that's the key, yeah. >> jimmy: you're fantastic. not only do you speak french in the movie, which i knew that you spoke french, then you have to speak in english with a a french accent. >> yep. [ french accent ] >> jimmy: which is very tricky. talking like on the wire. i could never have made it. >> sounds exactly like -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it does not, but man, you're so believable and fantastic. >> thank you, man. thank you

is nirvana.irdre: ben carson suggested, 10% flat tax for anybody i don't know enough about the economics how that works but i think, a more simplified system could go very long way. deirdre: bill ackman, billionaire hedge fund manager and david winereb, howard hughes corporation, ceo. a real estate development company. >>> politicians attacking the rich not a new theme during campaign season. >> can't ask from society's lottery winners, to just make that modest investment. then really this conversation is for show. >> the hedge fund guys are getting away with murder. they're making tremendous amount of money. they have to pay taxes. >> you see that the top 25 hedge fund managers making more than all of america's kindergarten teachers combined and often paying a lower tax rate. deirdre: senator elizabeth warren has a precise view on the subject as well. i asked billionaire hedge fund manager bill ackman if he is paying enough? we hash it out next. >> donald trump and i both agree there ought to be

then you had a deal with nirvana and all the bands. these guys, you know. >> a bunch of commies. music television was filled with commies. from stem to stern. it's kennedy and this is alternative nation i'm back from jamaica love you. >> you're so successful. you were most hated dj. commies. did that hurt your feelings? >> i was scared for my job. i was scared for my job. i was worried that my kind boss who plucked me out of obscurity when i was 18 was going to kick me back to los angeles. >> your ratings were good, though? >> i guess. >> that's all that matters. >> it was more about name recognition and getting press and stuff like that back then because they didn't have social media. and there was no competition for m tv. >> were people like scream when you showed up? were you a teen idol like these other bands that you hung with. >> there were times i remember at a red hot chilly peppers show almost being mobbed. >> what did they want? >> they wanted to huff my essence. >> huff your okay. i thought that was one of the groups you were promoting, huff your essence. anyway, in a

then had you to deal with nirvana and these bands. >> a bunch of comeys. music television was filled with comeys from stem to stern. >> come to mommy, hi how are you, great. it's kennedy. this is alternative nation. i'm back from jamaica, love. >> you you are most successful. however voted most hated dj by, who. >> "rolling stone." >> comeys, hurt your feelings? >> yes, i was scared for my job. i was actually scared for my job. i was worried that my kind boss who had plucked me out of obscurity when i was 18 to be a dj was going to kick me back to los angeles. >> your ratings were pretty good, right? >> i guess. it was more about like name recognition and getting press and stuff like that back then because they didn't have social media. and there was no competition for mtv. would people luke scream when you showed up? were you a teen idol luke these other bands that you hung with. >> there were times when i remember red hot chili pepper show i almost was monday. i feared for my life the crowd was closing in. >> what did they want? >> they wanted to huff my

not tuesday it is problem free nirvana. the challenges are real. but with those debt problems have their work cut out for them however the difference compared to the federal government is drastic. $520 per capita in debt. and that the same time the average texan days $6,291 of local taxes $1,750 is but a whopping federal taxes even take away the national defence is twice the local and state tax combined. and they see the difference in value between the state and the federal government and they're really ready to get the constitutional balance. the vote totals reaffirms that for me. people push back against a washington establishment spending too much heroin too much with the views of our citizens part of the election of firms the power of individual americans and in a powerful way repudiates the overly controlling central government. we need to keep the dialogue rolling how limited government will maximize our liberty. our citizens have elected leaders willing to fight and it is time to hold the leaders accountable. for example, repealing and defun

have certainly not yet reached educational nirvana. the number of lessons and principles have emerged, ways in which our thinking has been greatly influenced that may contribute as you approach the important work of the education act. to finde more likely success along pathways. that is where governor has endorsed key legislation. it's also white house grants would be key to impacting students access across the nation. students are more likely to find success when i have outcome milestones along the way. vital to pay more attention to the measures. less than one third are in the current ones. it they leave without an academic credential with recognized industry certification that often leads to a job or gain a four-year degree but are not counted as successes according to the current metrics. we know the success goal for many of our students is a skill and a job. it requires they quickly improve their job standing which is why we have gone to such great lengths to integrate and articulate a short-term training opportunity leading to va

it's not what everyone would like -- it's never nirvana. it's not what ago and would like, due to the circumstance and nature of our business. it's classified, secret come and all that. and the nature of the we have to live with. but within that my come at least philosophically, philosophical event is to try to open up the lines of fumigation and be as open with industry as we can be. >> so perhaps two more questions, if that's okay with you. the first would be, how can we actively encourage innovation horizontally across the ic without using infrastructure or organizational reshuffle as a placebo for change? >> well, one way, i guess the are many, but i'll just in the interest of brevity, i'll say one thing that helps that is facilitating moving people around within the i see -- ic. i think that, would you bring the ideas of your home organization to another organization. and i found just in my own experience, just at odni where 40% of our workforce are detailee's from the rest of the committee, that constant infusion of new ideas from oth

have in san francisco which is the greatest city in the world and look at it how beautiful it is nirvana most important thing in san francisco our kids because our kids are our future you guys agree with that yeah. kids are the future (clapping.) and when i went to high school guess what we were the panthers too so there is a karma connection with the pan therts isn't that cool? and i have a cheer, too, we have all the sairlz employees raise your hand they're our volunteers. (clapping.) >> we have a cheer too it goes like this when i say sales you say force. >> sales. >> for . >> sales informing that's pretty good uh-huh we're excited to make a big financial contribution to the school district ear not just here to give a check money didn't do anything for schools what helps school is all of us embracing the schools our great principal, our great school board and embracing our superintendent and mayor and you all of our kids all of us together come together that's why everyone in salesforce is so glad glad to be here you guys like ipads. >> yeah. >> good have you guys seen more ipads arou

and so it's never nirvana. it's not what everyone would like, just because of the certain extent, you know, the nature of our business, it's classified, it's secret and all that. and the nature of the rules that we have to live with. my, at least t, philosophically, fiff solcal bent, is to try to enup the lines of communication and be as open with industry as we can be. james: so perhaps two more questions, if that's ok. with you. the first would be, how can we actively encourage innovation, y, across the i.c.? without using infrastructure or organizational reshuffle as a pla seenow for change, i guess. james: one way, i guess there are many, but in the interest of brevity, i'll say one thing that helps that is facilitating moving people around within the i.c. i think where you bring the ideas of your home organization to another organization. i've found, just in my own experience, just at odni, 40% of the work force are detailees from the rest of the community, that that constant infusion of is deas from other

have in san francisco which is the greatest city in the world and look at it how beautiful it is nirvanat important thing in san francisco our kids because our kids are our future you guys agree with that yeah. kids are the future (clapping.) and when i went to high school guess what we were the panthers too so there is a karma connection with the pan therts isn't that cool? and i have a cheer, too, we have all the sairlz employees raise your hand they're our volunteers. (clapping.) >> we have a cheer too it goes like this when i say sales you say force. >> sales. >> for . >> sales informing that's pretty good uh-huh we're excited to make a big financial contribution to the school district ear not just here to give a check money didn't do anything for schools what helps school is all of us embracing the schools our great principal, our great school board and embracing our superintendent and mayor and you all of our kids all of us together come together that's why everyone in salesforce is so glad glad to be here you guys like ipads. >> yeah. >> good have you guys seen more ipads around o

it happened on monday afternoon near nirvana drive, right there by north land avenue. man pulled up in a white mini van, told the girl to get inside. she refused. then the man apparently got out of that van and grabbed her wrist. luckily she was able to pull herself free and run away. let me run down the description, white male, 40 years old, about 5'10". he was last seen wearing or having short blond hair and wearing blue shirt with black jeans. if you think you know who this person is, obviously police want to talk to you, help them get a lead on this. >>> this morning you'll have to be at least 21 years old to buy tobacco in berkley. the city council voted to raise the age to 21. it also bans the sale of flavored tobacco and e cigarettes within 600 feet of a school. these new rules do not start until january of 2017, so it will be a little while. >>> childhood obesity rates are holding steady over the last decade and that's not good news. one-third of young people eat pizza or fast food every single day and it was the same as it was in the '90s. there's also been no

and so it's never nirvana. it's not what everyone would like just because of the certain extent, you know, the nature of our business. it's classified, secret and all of that. and the nature of the rules that we have to, we have to live with. but within that my at least philosophically, philosophical event is to try to open up the lines of communication and be as open with industry as we can be. >> so perhaps two more questions, if that's okay with you. the fist would be, how can we actively encourage innovation r horizontally across the ic without using infrastructure or organizational reshuffle as a placebo for change? >> well, one way -- i guess there are many, but i'll just in the interest of brevity, i'll say, one thing that helps that is facilitating moving people around within the ic. i think that -- where you bring the ideas of your home organization to another organization. and i have found just in my own experience, just as odni where 40% of our workforce are deta detailees from the rest of the commun

next-to-last independent bookstore with a mind of its own, the next to last leftie looking for obama nirvana. [laughter] the first day of the wall street occupation set forth upon this continent a new revolutionary nation. [applause] >> in addition to its own programming as -- of artist talks, meridian has been a downtown host for san francisco states well-known port trees center. recent luminaries have included david meltzer, steve dixon, and jack hirsch man. >> you can black as out of the press, blog and arrest us, tear gas, mace, and shoot us, as we know very well, you will, but this time we're not turning back. we know you are finished. desperate, near the end. hysterical in your flabbergastlyness. amen. >> after the readings, the crowd headed to a reception upstairs by wandering through the other gallery rooms in the historic home. the third floor is not usually reserved for just parties, however. it is the stage for live performances. ♪ under the guidance of musical curators, these three, meridian has maintained a strong commitment to new music, compositions that are innovative, experi

nirvana. >> want to make a confession, al roker? >> i never heard this song.never heard this song. >> come on. >> it's iconic. >> i don't like it. >> what? >> never -- >> are you serious? >> feels good, doesn't it? >> oh. okay. >> there are 91 days until christmas, but mr. lauer i got your gift. a coffee table book filled with giselle photos. celebrating her 20 years in fashion. it's 536 pages of fantastic photos. only a thousand copies will be released, giselle signed every one of them. the book can be yours for $700. >> does it come with a coffee table? >> does it come with giselle? >> no. it will sell out like that. she's the richest super model in the world. you can google her and hit images that free. >> then put your phone on the coffee table. >> and finally anne hathaway, proving that movie stars are like us. she was on the red carpet and spotted a superstar behind her and it left her a bit starstruck. take a look. >> i feel like -- i'm fine, i'm fine. i'll meet her. have you seen the background? okay. >> there you do. we don't know if they actually met

have in san francisco which is the greatest city in the world and look at it how beautiful it is nirvana most important thing in san francisco our kids because our kids are our future you guys agree with that yeah. kids are the future (clapping.) and when i went to high school guess what we were the panthers too so there is a karma connection with the pan therts isn't that cool? and i have a cheer, too, we have all the sairlz employees raise your hand they're our volunteers. (clapping.) >> we have a cheer too it goes like this when i say sales you say force. >> sales. >> for . >> sales informing that's pretty good uh-huh we're excited to make a big financial contribution to the school district ear not just here to give a check money didn't do anything for schools what helps school is all of us embracing the schools our great principal, our great school board and embracing our superintendent and mayor and you all of our kids all of us together come together that's why everyone in salesforce is so glad glad to be here you guys like ipads. >> yeah. >> good have you guys seen more ipads arou

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