o.k., good. all right, michael, i want you to go ahead and install the magicjack plus-- let's see you. first of all i want you to plug it right into the a.c. adapter which we give you-- o.k. then i want you to go ahead and plug in the internet cable, plug in the telephone cord, o.k.? plug that right into the wall and... look at that, he has done the job just like that. magicjack plus right there, michael installed it, a 10-year-old. now let's go ahead and make a phone call, o.k.? all right, now go ahead and just turn this phone on-- we've got a number preprogrammed in there for you to redial. hit that number and right now that phone call is going out over the magicjack plus into the internet, around the world and coming all the way back here to this phone right here in... [phone rings] three, two... whoop, it's there already and let's go ahead and answer that. over phone: hey, michael. >> hey. >> how you doing? >> good. >> give me five, buddy. so easy, a child could do it. >> all i had to do was

o.k. now then, let's wash the old brush. that's the fun part of this whole technique. o.k., shake off the excess, and just beat the devil out of it. all right, let's go into a little bit of the alizarin crimson, just a small amount, just a small amount. and just tap it right into the bristles. let's go up in here. maybe around these edges, we'll put a little of the crimson, and i'm starting from the outside and working inward, so it'll mix with the liquid white and progressively it'll get lighter as it works inward. there. now see, these little feather edges that you create by doing this, the little x's, they blend together quite easy. if you made very distinct lines, it would be difficult to blend it together. let's have a little bit more of the crimson for the other side, don't want it left out. there. o.k. thought maybe today, we'd just do a very, very simple little ocean scene. i live in florida now and we have a lot of beautiful little ocean areas around there. in fact, just the other

now, some people would say that's o.k. to serve to your family. >> no. >> it's certainly not going to have the flavor of this chicken, cooked in the super wave. >> that is beautiful, bob. it looks like one of my favorite rotisserie-style chickens that i get at a restaurant. >> that's right, and look at the difference in color. there's no comparison whatsoever. >> not even close. and it smells exquisite. you know, cooking in the oven, like that, it's a mess, it splatters everywhere. and you gotta worry about cleanup. but when you make it in here, it's all contained in one basin, so it's easy and it's easy to clean. >> take a look at this beautiful brown color. this is caramelization. it's the formation of 241 flavor compounds that really make the mouth water. a super-hot halogen light browns the skin, the top of the meat gets that beautiful, wonderful flavor and color on the outside and yet, when you cut into the chicken... look at the beautiful juice that comes flowing out. look how moist that is. i want you take a little

[gasps, chuckles] >> o.k., read that for me. >> 146 and 13 cents.no voices, ♪...] >> i'm gobsmacked, as they say over in england. >> you made my month, that is awesome, thank you so much. >> well, congratulations. >> thank you. >> misha: inside this secluded shipping center we got our hands on an advance copy of kevin's new book, free money 2012. inside the book trudeau quotes supposedly real people who claimed to have independently earned more than $500 using the methods he writes about in his book. but do these people actually exist and do they have some of the free money checks to prove it? [♪...] the first person we investigated, lisette kremer. inside the book trudeau claims lisette made over a million dollars. we were able to track lisette down. she lives in this secluded area in the hills outside of los angeles. the question is, will she have some of the documents to prove kevin's found money claim? [knocking, dog barking] ...is lisette about to be exposed on national tv? [♪...] hi, there! are you lisette kremer? >> ah, yeah. >> i'm misha dib

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why city leaders want to protect the port of o.k. land from occupy did he demonstrators. good evening, i'm ken. >> and i'm elizabeth. dana cook is off tonight. the center of a police chase and a man hunt. kit shows us part of the police chase. >> suspect was hiding in the backyard of this house when the s.w.a.t. team was closing in. he decided to make that bold escape. we spoke with the homeowner who came face to face with a violent, dangerous man. >> the owner of the toyota camry is an elderly man. around 10:00 this morning, brown broke into leous house. the 80-year-old handed them over and grabbed a golf club for protection and ran outside screaming for help. >> are you okay? are you hurt? >> i'm okay. >> police say brown jumped into the camry and peeled out. our cameras were there when brown came skidding around the corner and blew through the red light barely missing traffic on capital expressway. by the time police got in their cars, they were 30 seconds behind. at least ten officers and motorcycles joined in the chase, but brown got away. >> it was something nobody

>> reporter: it's the highest caliber christmas card picture you're likely to find this side of the o.ksanta. fun for all ages. unless you think high powered firearms are not exactly in the christmas spirit -- you have never seen "a christmas story?" >> ah, there it is! the holy grail of christmas gifts. the red rider 200-shot range model air rifle. >> reporter: or the christmas miracle of "the die hard" movies. >> now i have a machine gun. ho ho ho. >> reporter: nothing says christmas like an ak-47. >> so i've heard. >> reporter: ron kennedy is a spokesman for the scottsdale gun club where the line stretched well into the parking lot. families taking part in what may be santa's oddest photo op of the holiday season. >> one, two, three -- good. >> reporter: a jarring image to outsiders. sort of a violent christmas fantasy. santa and machine guns. that's the name of the -- >> that's correct. >> reporter: usually, you think of christmas santa at macy's or blooming dales. a gun club? >> absolutely. people decide to celebrate the holidays in unique ways. some choose to do it with santa at t

you will believe that that is how it's supposed to be and for many of us, we've swallowed the pill, o.k.? we've swallowed the pill and i'm going to close right there, i got one poem and i'm going to get off of here so al can get his program back. me and this boy go back 100 years so we can talk like this, you understand. all right, here we go, do it anyway. people really are unreasonable, illogical and self centered, love them anyway. if you do good, people will accuse you of selfish, ulterior motives, do good anyway. if you are successful, you will win false friends and true enemies but succeed anyway. the good you do today will be forgotten tomorrow but let's do good today anyway. honesty and frankness will make you vulnerable but let's be honest and frank anyway. the biggest ideas with the can be shot down by the smallest of minds. what you spend years building may be destroyed overnight. let's keep building anyway because people need help but they attack you when you help them but let's keep helping them anyway and give the world the best you got and you'll get kicked in the teeth,

quiero que des tu mejor esfuerzo, ¿o.k.? >> bien. >> mientras tu pintas con esas herramientas, yo usare paint zoom. ¿estas lista? >> si. >> tengo un marco identico aqui con la misma textura. ¿estas lista? >> estoy lista. >> voy a comenzar con la moldura sobresaliente. >> bien. >> ahora mira. >> oh... >> asi de rapido. la moldura sobresaliente esta pintada ahi. veo que estas con al superficie texturizada, asi que mira. >> oh... >> superficie texturizada... completa y hermosamente pintada. >> hay tengo que hacer lo con la brocha ahora. >> una aplicacion. ahora pintare el ladrillo. este puede ser ladrillo de exterior, puede ser de interior. pero mira lo que suce de cuando paso una vez el paint zoom. recubrimiento de madera. mira esto. >> oh, esto es frustrante. >> ¿lo es? >> si! >> se ve frustrante. >> oh! >> oye, ¿pintaste el estuco? >> eso trato. >> bien. >> absorbe mucha pintura. >> dejame probar. si... >> oh! >> amo esto. >> oh, espere un minuto. >> ¿puedes imaginar? bueno, no tienes que imaginar usar una brocha, ya usas una brocha.

it's the o.k. corral. you are shot in the back by your own party and another faction's shooting fruthe left and you have to take cover from the right. who is on what side here? >> let me say -- >> is he done -- john bainer? >> this is the story that is coming i think, that hasn't been written, which is john boehner's leadership is threatened. it's almost untenable. it is clear that john boehner had a deal with mitch mcconnell, his republican fellow leader in the senate and they had a deal with the white house. okay. but boehner couldn't deliver. if you can't deliver, you are not in control of your troops. >> i am wishing he wishes he could crawl down into the canadian pipeline. thanks a lot. merry christmas. >> merry christmas. >> coming up, bret bozel is here to break down the most biased news reporting of 2011. the year in review mission of media mash. al qaeda reclaiming iraq, after more than a dozen explosions rip through bag baghdad. will they crumble back to chaos? that and much more straight ahead o

burger called me up one day and said i'm looking for somebody who is young, cheap and good and i said o.k. i think it was later that i felt the order of the adjectives is wrong and would probably be chief and worked out for me. >> here is speed's new book, courtwatchers eyewitness accounts in the supreme court history are the publishers. speed pbs newshour jim lehrer discussing his new book and taking viewers questions at the miami book fair international on the campus of miami-dade college. this is about 40 minutes. >> when is the first time you lost a presidential debate? >> it was 1988 between then vich president george h. w. bush andl michael dukakis who was then thf governor of massachusetts or vernor, former governor, and he was at:r democratic nominee. >> what do you remember about ey that debate?. >> i it was hairy in every way i had imagined, and even got hairy before the debate began. there was a, in those days the format was a moderator and three journalist panelists. and we had a meeting the night before in winston-salem, north carolina, it was going to be on the campus of wak

maybe it's the book that sells a million copies that you don't feel compelled to have to go "o.k., now, they're no married." >> rose: (laughs) >> but she is going to spend the night. like, if you're making the movie in hollywood and it's not from a book that anybody knows you kind of have to do those... you have to make those overtures to the audience. and it's nice to just be able to get started and take off. >> rose: how did you see lisbeth? because much wa written abouther. >> you know, i think i saw her sort of the way everyone else saw her. i don't... she's kind of a hard aracter to describe. you kind of just have to discover her. she's unlike anyone you've ever seen or re about before and she's sort of lived by her own moral code and she's very unmpromising in that way. >> rose: but there's so much out there about her, including what i've just said from the book reviewer from the "new york times." did you have to absorb that or did you have to find her yourself? >> no. i mean, between the threeooks and the sipt and my nvsations with david i didn't have to look... i didn't look at

the books take place before they even ghetto the o.k. corral.t's coming up in the next book. >> brown: i'll give you one more. "the marriage plot." >> he writes very slowly. in 20 years he's only brought out three novels. most people remember "middlesex "the virgin suicides" before that. this book is a charming intellectual book about a young woman who just graduated the day the book opens from brown university and she loves old-fashioned novels and you can tell she's been completely corrupted by them. the way she thinks about love and herself and the men who are in love with her. she needs to straighten her life out and she needs to do that if but how will she if she only knows 19th century novels? >> brown: what happens when you open a book and your heart sinks and you realize "i'm not going to love this book." >> (laughs) brown blup is that? you still have to write about that. >> i spend a lot of time... we get about 150 books a day. >> brown: 150 books a day? >> and we're choosing about 15 a week. so we don't review almost all the books. >>

o.k., let's just take a big slice here. >> beautiful... [joe laughs] oh, look at that! [gasps] >> oh... come on, i want to eat! >> that is perfect! >> well, this is what you can do right here. i mean, why would you want to go out for a meal like this when you can get this in the nuwave oven? >> i don't want to go anywhere! [both laugh] >> i'm not necessarily a fan of infomercials, um, and i never thought that i'd be doing one, but i've got a product that i, that i really believe in, um, because i've cooked before and i've... and i know what cooking in a conventional oven is like and i know now what cooking in the nuwave is like, and it's so simple and it's so easy that i use it every day. >> i think we've shown everybody the power of this nuwave oven and how it can truly change the way you think about meal time at home. >> that's right, not only does the nuwave make all your foods taste better, but it also makes them so much healthier and easier to make. so stop settling for fast food, tasteless and unhealthy microwave meals or spending all your time sweating in the kit

. >> o.k., your turn. >> but this is one of my favorites, this is the bicep workout.can do a pull-up this way here, work the shoulders... right in here... and come back in here, work the chest. now, as i'm working the chest, i'm working everything else too. i'm working my arms, my stomach because i have to keep my back straight... and it's working the stomach at the same time. another one i like too that a lot of people don't do... or don't know about... is this one right here. >> that'll take off some love handles. >> [laughs] that's for sure. >> if you only have five minutes to get a workout in, this is a perfect way to start your day. you won't be sorry that you did and it will put a smile on your face. >> you got it. >> when i'm looking through these pictures, i just can't believe that's me three years ago. now, with the total gym, i've lost 175 pounds. when i weighed 338 pounds, it was hard for me to do anything. i couldn't run, i couldn't even tie my shoes. my kids were always after me, wanting me to go out and play with 'em and i couldn't really do it. i love t

so, why can't we just do a little bit, why can't we figured out like o.k. let people take at least giving people options, give me a 5% cut. but 20 of us take a 5% cut that allows us to have a little bit more time and free up some money so you can hire people. your customers how to get to 4.5% unemployment. we can get to 4.5% unemployment if we would make some of those moves some with national policy on unemployment, allow people to get unemployment and ticket and get a weigel they are at work for a while which would stimulate the employers to bring people on board if they could have a source of revenue. so maybe that is a way to leverage. >> i have a comment and two questions. first hello from san carlos. >> st carlos california! >> i graduated from san carlos school which no longer exists. [laughter] >> to questions and i will let you decide which is harder. first and confused the national dialogue around the bailout. to me it seems like a success story. they got rid of some crabby business models, the money is getting paid back but if i believe the nation