the's a story in marketi calledhe osborne effect. are you familiar with that? >> oh, yes, i am. >> gist of it i they vent t osborne comput, it's marveus forts time but the inventor says we have another oneoming down the road that is even beer to which the sales of the osborne o collaps because they're waiting for the two. is the story true? >> parts of it are true. it's not the whole stor >> enougho be kind of a rule of thumb or a story in a business? case but it isn'the wle hool thing by any means. >> i he oneinute for you to tell me that story. can we go with it'srue enough? we had an ibm comtible in development, a we tol as they went up on stage introducing the executive which was the new osborne two, don't say anything about the ibm compatible, and he went up tre and bught the crowd to a rousing cheer and then he sa, and if think that's somethingust wait until you see our ibm compatible. >> lee, i'm going to call that true enough. >> theoom did not go quiet though. >> it's like apple introducing th ipad this is cool but wt until two years. i appreciate . mo

ozzie osborn has become a lovable character. is there any chance this could be some sort of image rebirth? >> ozzie osborn had a reputation of biting off the heads of rodents. the osborns made him into a family man who loved his wife and loved his kids. to me, the more you put rob ford in front of a live microphone and a live camera, every time he's in front of a live camera, the more he outdoes himself. if he's a crazy clown in the history of canadian politics he's already done this and whatever he does from here is gravy. >> you thought it was a hoax. >> i thought so, you can't make a reality show over the weekend. then i are heard it was a continuation of his temporarily suspended radio show. that seemed are better. but this seemed too good to be true. >> really appreciate you joining us, thank you . jean claude van damme, one of >> every morning from 5 to 9am al jazeera america brings you more us and global news than any other american news channel. find out what happened and what to expect. >> start every morning, every day

and this of course is the american economy in the british economy george osborne is a cultist encouraging the british people to commit financial suicide on mass and this is what you see every single day now this final quote here from felix salmon is quite entertaining as a stylized fact the bond market is dominated on both sides by the official sector private participants might sit in the middle as market makers or try to borrow money here or there but overall what you're looking at when you look at the bond market is government issuing debt and governments buying at what it's called monetizing debt yes which is a fraud and they don't call it monetization they call quantitative easing but that yellen will be kind of like a remake of robert de niro taxi driver or she's going to be every month at the federal open market policy committee say you done for me you buying from me you buying from me. you know she's going to have that hog face stuck in a mirror somewhere you montra me you know this will be the policies going forward that should go out on a some kind of murder spree and well the th

then mass suicide ensues and this of course is the american economy in the british economy george osborne is a cultist encouraging the british people to commit financial suicide on mass and this is what you see every single day now. final quote here from felix salmon is quite entertaining as a stylized fact the bond market is dominated on both sides by the official sector private participants might sit in the middle as market makers or try to borrow money here and there but overall what you're looking at when you look at the bond market is government issuing debt and governments buying at what it's called monetizing debt yes which is a fraud and they don't call it monetization they call quantitative easing but just yellen will be kind of like a remake of robert de niro taxi driver or she's going to be every month at the federal open market policy committee say you've done for me you've done for me you've done for me. you know she's going to have that hog face stuck in a mirror somewhere you montra me you know this will be the policies going forward that should go out on a some kind of mur

but the three surviving dancers tonight, three finalists were jack osborne from the osbornes, corbin blue from high school musical, and amber riley from glee. before the season started as is tradition, i bet real green american money on amber riley to win it all? did sunhe win? did i win the title once again? i don't know. we tape the show before. and all i want is my money. that's all. and while season -- what was it 84 of "dancing with the stars" may be ending. we are a scant 5 1/2 weeks away from a new sea son of tson of t bachelor. abc is enthusiastic about the premiere of the new bachelor. this i swear the promo they ran for the first time last night is 100% real. >> sunday, january 5th. a new season of the bachelor begins. we have two word fs for you, america -- juan pablo. >> pablo. >> pablo. >> pablo. >> pablo. >> juan pablo. >> he is so cute. my gosh. >> here is more word. >> juanderful. and juan-in-a-million. the bachelor event. starts sunday, janua juan-uary . >> you didn't say his name. who ever came up with that should be sent to juan-tanamo bay. >> if you hadn't gotten

james hetfield ozzy osborne and wayne gretzky they are just so when was weak favorite band the. beatles or metallica wrestling mentor patterson the behind the scenes guy in the dead of the best fan gift given to you. a car. a car a day when you know i own today would dealership gave or chant when performing if i'm a good guy why t.j. if i'm a bad guy jericho sucks if you are in a wrestler a singer actor what would you be a full time dreamer. drama or action. comedy. hockey football basketball hockey figures yeah canadian e a favorite feud in wrestling. shawn michaels two thousand and eight for the rock in two thousand and one thank you man you to banks larry was a blast jericho i want to thank my guests the multi-talented jane and chris sharon go and make sure you watch his new web series but i'm chris jericho on but i'm chris jericho dot com or on actions you tube channel and look for his third autobiography this winter and remember you can find me on twitter at kings things i'm going to knock his pocket. they just that and show you next time. i know c.n.n. the m.s.m. b c news

and we have colonel osborn, thank you for being with us, and for your service.ow you're recently retired, and just returned from kuwait. you tell me, you have seen the evolution of women over 30-year career service. tell me what you've seen in terms of women rising in the ranks. >> good morning, i feel we've raised to the ranks where now you can see we're now going to be in the battlefield. that's very big in the military. no one would ever thought that a female--we have female gunners. we have female pilots. we have female generals. one of the generals three-star generals will be our grand marshal today. you can see the big evolution in the military. >> big change, sure. so you guys, you've got your sign ready to go. >> yes. >> and you're getting ready to go have your place along the parade route. are you excited? >> very excited. >> many people will be turning out on the sidelines to cheer you on. thank you, thank you again. >> so the parade gets started, literally as we speak. you can hear "taps" behind me right now and they'll all head up fifth avenue. this

remember ozzy osborne and the infamous rock and roll band black sabbath?. in fact, this kind of was the groupie love shack; now it's the honeymoon suite. oops. sorry about that. there's 15 bunk beds inside, a little kitchenette. it's nice, it's laidback. best way to go. hello. >> hi. ♪ >> the black sabbath tour bus drives all over the highlands, on trips that last between two and six days. it's a unique way to see the country. anything that you would recommend people bring with them when they come? >> warm clothing. >> warm clothing. it rains quite a bit. >> i enjoyed the

remember ozzy osborne and the infamous rock and roll band black sabbath? [ rock noises ] well, this is their old tour bus. in fact, this kind of was the groupie love shack; now it's the honeymoon suite. oops. sorry about that. there's 15 bunk beds inside, a little kitchenette. it's nice, it's laidback. best way to go. hello. >> hi. ♪ >> the black sabbath tour bus drives all over the highlands, on trips that last between two and six days. it's a unique way to see the country. anything that you would recommend people bring with them when they come? >> warm clothing. >> warm clothing. it rains quite a bit. >> i enjoyed the haggis, especially from the fish and chip shop. it's wicked. >> haggis from the fish and chip shop? >> yeah. deep-fried. >> deep-fried haggis. >> anything specific that you would say you can't leave scotland without? >> loch ness. >> loch ness? >> loch ness. yes. >> what's your theory? give me. have you seen it? >> i haven't seen it, and i'm skeptical. >> the bus visits historic sites, like the battlefield of culloden. the last battle ever

name it follows we started off as a cover band doing like kind of eighty's song we call itself ozzy osborne and that was just kind of a fun thing that we did and then we got a record deal right off the bat because it was in the band so we just dropped the oswald you know what's your priority for the last three years was in the priority i've been wrestling less and less because you know i kept myself open to all these opportunities that came through my door if i thought i could do them like but i'm chris jericho like writing books like fozzie. and wrestling it working in the derby is almost like show business bootcamp you learn a little bit of everything you learn how to be in front of a camera behind a camera drama comedy action adventure improv so i wanted to kind of take advantage of the skills that i had honed over the years and kind of branch out and expand the christian erica brand kay make good money and russell yeah yeah if you're on top of course you can assegais you know the quarterback in a football team or something like that you know you can make it over years oh absolutely abso

surely well it's being claimed as one way of doing it i mean a few months ago david cameron and george osborne we got me excited about the prospects of fracking so i was going to solve our energy needs for the future davy since got involved inside the trucking will only bring down bills by maybe two to four percent so it's not me but these are tough times anything is helpful isn't it i mean he did lower bills and a greener energy grid a fuel for the future just never go together do they in a real world. well they can do a massive investment in renewable energy efficiency would be one way of taking cells out of all current energy problems i mean these issues with blocking the moment we look to other countries such as america and australia having problems at the moment there are some areas in australia where they actually have to pay now more for water than they do for gas because the fucking has damaged their water supplies they no longer have ready access to clean well it's going to how real are these projects that's one example you give in your state but how widespread are these problems. wel

christine osborn, the owner of the toy store, wonder works, says running a small business is more aboutooperation than ever before. >> it is truly about not competition. it's about camaraderie. >> marian i hey, the third generation of this store says the same. she says when the economy was down, she and her peers turned to each other. >> we need something. we need a call to arms. >> the result was charleston, south carolina's own buy local group. it's a group called low country, local first. >> i often tell people we're about preserving a people and a place. i think it gave a collective voice to the local businesses here in this community. >> executive director, jamie hailey says thinking small wasn't something a lot of people talked about in 2007. >> there was no -- nobody advocating for them, nobody educating the community why it was important. >> while trying to get started wasn't easy. >> nobody was working together to try to get that message out. we just did a lot of knocking on people's doors and saying, hey will you meet with me. >> since then low country local first has grown to

so far some 3,000 employees have been offed voluntary early retirement and osborne was working and cuttingrating arm expenses and paying less to vendors. in the meantime, vermont is confirming their security breach last month when the state run health care website, one user got improper access to another user security number in what officials insist is the only security breach to occur since the site launch last month. well, our next guest says while the media is focused on a of her and this website and the fight surrounding obamacare, it will take years for t most debilitating effects of this lot to be realized. millions of americans will be left without insurance and the choice of doctors. joining us now, senior fellow at the hoover institution and former health care adviser. we're setti up the website. to get that it will be a much, much more lasting legacy, one that we are not goingo like all. what is that? >> absolutely. thank you for adding me. once the obamacare exchanges are actually functioning because once the function americans are going to see that they are fst and foremost pre

green osborne, when asked if any public official was threatened was told no and then three months later i wrote in the dallas times herald that he threatened to shoot richard nixon. and i don't know, you just didn't -- i agree totally and i'm just saying that the investigation could have been a little bit more concise in some respects. boswell visited the fbi office and left a note a few days before the assassination. and i didn't know it until 1975. so i'm just saying that there were things that were left undone that i believe occurred. >> next question? >> i am proud to ask this. for many years i have read hugh aynesworth as an author for many years. is it not possible that the need and that the desire to find the assassination grows out about fact that the alternative is so hard, that is to say that we would then have to accept the apparent truth that the pathetic loner brought down camelot and we accept that and then we have to look into our own souls and admit something we don't always like like to do, which is to admit that violence and death is unfair and reinvent. >> i agree wit

. >> and there's another trend, katie holmes, and kelly osborn, are wearing wide brimmed hats.ocks a mean hat! i must say. >> thank you. >> you wear a hat, seriously, seriously good. >> i must say. >> looks like a boss, huh? >> ah. >> not just a hat, but how put it on. >> you gotta do this. >> a lean on the hat. >> and you gotta carry this cutie in your arms there. >> let me ask you a question, when you rock that haught look great. if i am -- that hat, you look great. >> i wear a baseball hat but my ears get burned . what kinda hat can a guy rock ? >> a sombrero? >> sun screen, put that on the ears. i make my husband do that when he goes to play golf. >> any of your skin exposed on the face, ear or neck, of course, a very prominent area for skin cancer, if a hat is not being worn, make sure you wear sun protection. a special thank you goes to nancy o'dell . >> thank yu for letting me be part of your this has been a lot of fun. we learned a lot. >> and thank you to everyone at entertainment tonight for sharing this beautiful set with us! this was a lot of fun. if you missed anyt

fair catch - osborne didn't see it. he tackles him. leaving to hartley. game winner, 31 yards. saint win 33 to 20. >> giants hosting the packers, aaron rodgers on the sideline. eli manning connects with ruben randle, 26 yards for the touchdown giants. 7-0 early. blue at 13-6, manning to brandon jacobs, giants up 20-6, giants d. then capped it off. jasonspszpierre paul picked scott tolzen. 24 yards for the touchdown. g men won four straight starting 0 and 6. after starting the season one in three. there's a pulse philly hosting the skins. giving philly a 24-0 lead. not so fast. redskins fight back. they full within one possession. not going to work. that's an interception, that is the end of the transfer. filly's won three strait. eagles improving to 6 and 5. >> any time you win is awesome. i thought the crowd was fantastic. they probably deserved it as much as anybody. they were into it. it was an awesome failing. there was a lot of energy. we needed every ounce of it. >> we did great things in the second half. we have a lot of belief in the team. guys fought hard when they wer

leah osborn is joining us on the phone. where were were you when all of this happened? >> i was in terminal 3 sitting in the chairs when just a storm of people started running as we starred evacuating towards the stairs. and then we were hurried down the stairs. and just as we were exiting all of a sudden, they told us to get down. and we were down for, i don't know, maybe like 25 seconds i would say. when we heard the shots coming from behind us. and then everybody starred running out the exit toward the parking structure. >> and you were getting ready to board a flight for newark, new jersey, right? >> yeah. >> and alreawhere are you now? >> we're in the international terminal, i this i it's terminal 4. >> yeah. and they took you because there's another terminal 2. a lot of folks from terminal 3 went to terminal 2. yu're just waiting to see what's going on before they let you go back? >> they're not letting anybody in or out. >> no one from virgin american which was your airliner has given you any information when your flight maight be taking of, right? >> no, no info

terrorist organization so isn't that duplicitous by the government stacey is that a lie by cameron osborne the best of the fighting terrorists and are they subject their own citizens to this type of type of terrorism is going to duplicitous christmas government i don't believe in treason so much because i don't believe in nation states or whatever it's a globalized world and there should be rules there should be regulations on the on the football field of this game there are bigger knock on consequences that are more important as they point out in this piece about r.b.s. and that is that by driving healthy companies into the ground r.b.s. is not only runed thousands of lives it is also greatly hindered our economic recovery compounding the misery of millions of hardworking britons so again here we are where on the one hand they're going to say well we've made a profit on r.b.s. so you the taxpayer who owns eighty two percent of this bank you should be happy but it's taken the destruction of millions of jobs because we've destroyed these assamese and taken their assets and given them to. a

. >> ryan osborne. >> ryan, you wept in for us? >> the song is sacred.t for pulling it off. when i first heard the idea i have to say that i -- i was skeptical. but they really did pull it off. >> you are amazing every day so this one mess up i'll let you pass. guys, this is cool. you have to check it out. >> that was a great last decision, ryan. >> come on. he's our guy. >> scrooge osborne. >> you know the words. >> he's going to kill me. >> that is what's trending today. >> now a young girl i think we can all learn from. meet tanya role jordan south. she accidentally found a christmas gift hidden in her mom's closet but instead of keeping it she decided to auction off the american girl doll. she wants to raise money for our troops overseas. so jordan and her mom amy are with us now. ladies, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> so, jordan, you're snooping around the closet. you find this gift. this little american girl doll was the thing you wanted more than anything else for christmas, right? >> yes. >> and so, how did you decide to give it away? >

george osborne has approved the fls changes. they have the help to buy scheme for the government and so the bank has decided they're going to withdraw. we saw mr. carney say little evidence that uk housing price inflation is an immediate threat, but the risks may grow. he's putting this in the language of this is a preventive measure so things don't get out of hand. the reaction, though, is to see house price builders -- stocks of builders fall sharply. and we'll pull that up for you in just a second. sterling up at the best levels of the session, as well. sterling/dollar, 1.6331. a sharp rise in interest rates, mr. carney said, could bring stability risks in some countries, firms and households indebtedness. persimmon, down 3.85%. taylor wimpey down 2.45% and redrow down 23.7111%, as well. more reaction on that. >>> also, what are you to do as an investor? here is a recap of what some of the sterexperts have told us on channel today. >> so the commodities story, not really helping the emerging markets deposit level. all in all,

. >> i play harry osborn in "the amazing spider-man 2." >> how excited are you? >> i'm excited.while some critics compare him to the great james dean, dehaan hopes to one day make his own mark on tinseltown. >> and who knows? maybe one day, someone will be like, you remind me of dane dehaan. and then someone else will have to deal with all that. >> reporter: i have a feeling that might happen. >> i hope so. >> reporter: for "good morning america," abbie boudreau, abc news, los angeles. >>> you may have noticed, thanksgiving, i believe, is over. but your fridge is probably full of turkey and other leftovers. what can you do with all of that food? our friend, emeril lagasse stopped by to talk with josh. and he has some great ideas. emeril. not josh. >> here we are. the guests may have gone home. but the best thanksgiving ever doesn't have to end on thanksgiving. as, well, the leftovers are ready. and so is our "gma" food correspondent, emeril lagasse here to show us. >> all right. >> what to do. so, the turkey, there's so much left. let's give it new life. >> give it new life, jos

green osborne, when asked if any public official was threatened was told no and then three months lateri wrote in the dallas times herald that he threatened to shoot richard nixon. and i don't know, you just didn't -- i agree totally and i'm just saying that the investigation could have been a little bit more concise in some respects. boswell visited the fbi office and left a note a few days before the assassination. and i didn't know it until 1975. so i'm just saying that there were things that were left undone that i believe occurred. >> next question? >> i am proud to ask this. for many years i have read hugh aynesworth as an author for many years. is it not possible that the need and that the desire to find the assassination grows out about fact that the alternative is so hard, that is to say that we would then have to accept the apparent truth that the pathetic loner brought down camelot and we accept that and then we have to look into our own souls and admit something we don't always like like to do, which is to admit that violence and death is unfair and reinvent. >> i agree with

. >>> george osborne, the chancellor, the british finance minister made a request for the bank of englandos within the capital framework for uk banks. mr. carney, currently speaking in front of the treasury select committee says they expect to be granted leverage powers shortly after a year. they would be able to complete the leverage review in around 12 months. and the spc, the financial depository committee has been set up to regulate banks in addition to the monetary policy committee is there to set rates. we'll keep our eyes on any more views than that. while we're talking about that, the economists are fairly split on whether the british government's to revise scheme is helping the market or going too far and creating a bubble. what do we think at goldman sachs? peter is with us in the studio. are we going too far? are we create ago bubble? do we care if this is an investment opportunity for house builders in the short-term? >> i think they're separating the opportunity to create and build more housing, which is really what we're looking at here. first and foremost, we're pretty posi

david osborne more recently said in a book called "reinventing government" the role of the government is to steer the boat not row the boat. what kind of steering do we need to do. who should be doing the rogue and how do we make sure we are steering better, the federal government or private sector are doing a much better job. mr. jordan. five minutes to give us your statement. you go beyond that we'll rein you in. stick to that and we'll be fine. thanks so much. >> thank you. chairman carper, ranking member coburn, and members of the committee. i appreciate the opportunity to appear before you today to discuss the government's practices and procedures regarding security clearances, facility access, and suitability demplingses. before i begin my testimony, i wanted to first say a few words about the tranlic events that occurred at the washington he navy yard on september 16. on behalf of the administration and my colleagues here today, i want to extend our deepest condolences to all those affected by this tragedy. nothing can bring back the loved one that is died that day, it's clear

david osborne moore recently said in a book that the role of government is to steer the vote not to erode the phot and today we are going to hopefully figure out what is the role of government and what kind of steering do need to do and who should be doing the rowing and how do we ensure we are steering better. mr. jordan you have roughly five minutes to give us your statement and if you go beyond that we will reign you in but if you stick to that we will be just fine. >> chairman carper ranking member coburn and members of the committee appreciate the opportunities are there for you to discuss the governance practices and procedures regarding security clearances facility access and suitability determinations. before i begin my testimony want to first a few words about the tragic events that occurred at the washington navy yard on september 16. on behalf of the administration my colleagues here today want to extend our deepest condolences to all of those affected by this tragedy. but nothing can bring back the love going to die that day it's clear collectively we need to do a better job o

there was also testimony from a former alleged mistress, anna osborn walthal who said that about twodr. macneill said, quote: there's something you can give someone that's not detectable that causes them to have a heart attack. two years later, lo and behold, his wife is dead. rebecca, it's an awful lot of circumstantial evidence, but is it enough to convict? >> what we're looking at here, jon, is evidence the prosecution is putting on that will go to motive. so what the prosecution has to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that this man committed murder. murder is the intentional killing with a motive. so the prosecution's putting these people on, person after person, methodically to show the motive. not only did he have a mistress prior to the mistress that came into the home, today claim weeks after his wife had passed away, but this prior mistress said, well, he's already told me that he had a plan. she's not saying it was a plan, but that's the inference the jury will get, hopefully, from the prosecution when they close in their closing statements. yes, there was a motive here beca

david osborne more recently said in a book called "reinventing government" the role of the government is to steer the boat not row the boat. what kind of steering do we need to do. who should be doing the rowing and how do we make sure we are steering better, the federal government or private sector are doing a much better job. mr. jordan. five minutes to give us your statement. you go beyond that we'll rein you in. stick to that and we'll be fine. thanks so much. >> thank you. chairman carper, ranking member coburn, and members of the committee. i appreciate the opportunity to appear before you today to discuss the government's practices and procedures regarding security clearances, facility access, and suitability demplingses. -- determinations. before i begin my testimony, i wanted to first say a few words about the tragic events that occurred at the washington he navy yard on september 16. on behalf of the administration and my colleagues here today, i want to extend our deepest condolences to all those affected by this tragedy. nothing can bring back the loved ones that is died t

we also have ryan osborne, our producer here going straight movember stache. i would ask for the patience of the american people. it is slow and steady. we had an event last night, the youtube music awards. you have grammys and vmas and eme emmys and now youtube. this was a new event where they are recognizing artists that really blew up on youtube, whose careers were launched in many ways or who are especially popular. eminem was there and arcade fire was there and so was lady gaga in a performance people are talking about with her new single "dope." [ music playing ] >> so there's lady gaga last night. these awards were voted on by youtube users. here's the winners, artist of the year eminem. video of the year, they're out of korea called girls' generation. 75 million views for their song i got boy and breakthrough of the year macklemore and ryan lewis. of course, we know their song "can't hold us." a different feel. it was all live streamed on youtube. you could log in and log out. check it out. >> wave of the future. >> you hang in there with the beard. >>