we made two: mobile and pay pal. there was no choice about making sure both of those were successful. in hindsight both have turned out as well or better than i could have guessed. >> charlie: pay pal was disruptive when it came on. some people worried that pay pal is vulnerable to being disrupted by square or something else. do you worry about that? >> sure. i worry about disruption every day. are you kidding me? i mean if you're a tech... >> charlie: you get up every morning... >> if you're a techy you're constantly, i don't care who you are, founder or not founder you're worried about disruption. that's what spurs you to do innovation, that what is what spurs you to consistently make change. the biggest change with pay pal is driven by the mobile device. what's happening in the world of retail and payments is that mobile device has blurred if not obliterated between online and off line between what used to be called e commercial and what's now called retail. >> charlie: eliminate the e from e commerce. >> we call

we made two: mobile and pay pal. there was no choice about making sure both of those were successful. in hindsight both have turned out as well or better than i could have guessed. >> charlie: pay pal was disruptive when it came on. some people worried that pay pal is vulnerable to being disrupted by square or something else. do you worry about that? >> sure. i worry about disruption every day. are you kidding me? i mean if you're a tech... >> charlie: you get up every morning... >> if you're a techy you're constantly, i don't care who you are, founder or not founder, you're worried about disruption. that's what spurs you to do innovation, that what is what spurs you to consistently make change. the biggest change with pay pal is driven by the mobile device. what's happening in the world of retail and payments is that mobile device has blurred if not obliterated between online and off line between what used to be called e commercial and what's now called retail. >> charlie: eliminate the e from e commerce. >> we call

. - what's your name, pal ? - jamal al-jibali. where were you last night around 11:30 ? home with my wife and daughter. as i told you, my baby was sick. i don't understand. is it against the law to not have identification ? let me ask the questions, okay where were you going in such a hurry ? i am late for work. and you use this to fix things ? there is a cabinet that we are having problems with. the key is lost. i have to break the lock. maybe we should call his wife, verify his story. what's your phone number ? she is not at home. she is out of town on a business trip today. - is there some problem ? - step over to the car, please. don't worry. i'm not going anywhere. i'm telling you, i haven't done anything. he's clean. put your hands behind your back. but i haven't done anything. put your hands behind your back... now. am i under arrest ? no. you're under investigation. i have done nothing wrong. then you have nothing to worry about. if everything checks out you'll be free to go. i have done nothing wrong ! my car is stolen. where was the vehicle at ? i've been a pol

. >> if you know anyone who has food allergies, be a "pal." that stands for "protect a life.", don't share food. be sure to wash your hands after eating foods like nuts. just touching someone can set off their allergic reaction. learn what triggers your friends' allergies and help them avoid it. and get help immediately if your friend starts having a reaction. >> the "pal" list is a good thing to know if you have a friend with food allergies to keep them safe. >> i think it's a good thing to tell kids. >> for heather's family, coping with food allergies has become second nature. her sister has them, too. heather has learned to plan ahead. she often brings her own food to school or to a performance. if she's going to a restaurant, she even has an information card for the chef. >> we might go out to eat, but i'll bring the allergy card. >> whenever she travels, she brings along her medicines. and she always has to be careful to avoid danger, even when working with another actor on a movie set. >> i had to kiss somebody, and i had to ask him before, did you have any peanuts today

how you doing, pal? >> i'm good. >> jimmy: are you ready?ah. >> jimmy: the song we've chosen for you is "livin' on a prayer" by bon jovi. [ cheers and applause ] great song. here are your headphones. go take your place in the spotlight. are you doing okay over there, munson? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: spotlight, please. ♪ we've got to hold on to what we got it doesn't make a difference if we make it or not ♪ ♪ we've got each other and that's a lot for love we'll give it a shot ♪

with the youth engagement, pal has been around for 50 or 60 years now, and all of us were in the pal at one time and as the police officers and the volunteers coaching kids and working with kids. we want to engage the youth at a critical time in their lives between the ages of 12 and 18, where they are vulnerable and we want to make sure that they build the relationships and the bridges at the police department and get to know the officers on a personal level and see the officers being just regular people like they can talk to and work with. we do that, through the wilderness program and we take the kids camping and the program will take the kids out fishing and i know that the chief is always going to all of the little schools and high school of the future program and encouraging the kids to graduate from school and explain to them the difference in their life that it is going to make and keep them safer and it is going to help them get better jobs and make them more fulfilled. so we always try to get kids to graduate from high school and move on to college and the chief has also wo

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>> he was just sort of around all the people that i was hanging around with and we became pals and hes agent to -- you know, he said "i think you should try acting. "and i met his agent and she sent me to read for something and they hired me. >> dave: what was in? do you remember? >> that was "nightmare on elm street. the first one. (applause) >> dave: whoa! that's pretty good. >> i was about three. (laughter) >> dave: and later we got a man name bill carter who is well known in texas music and southwestern music or what they call americana, i guess. >> yes, yes. >> dave: singer/songwriter and you met him where? where did your path cross? >> dave: >> bill and i met -- bill and ruth -- >> dave: his wife? >> they're amazing song writers and i met them when i was doing "gilbert grape" in austin. the (applause) yeah, we all just hit it off and they were my saving grace during that period because it was a long movie and so we -- i did the movie and then i moved in with them for a few months. >> dave: that's amazing. your movies are interesting movies and huge commercial successes. i mean,

pal, how are you? you actually are in mumford & sons, aren't you?: hey, how you doing, buddy? oh, i'm so sorry. excuse me. i appreciate it. how you doing, buddy? >> all right. >> jimmy: thanks, guys. here you go. how about you, sir? let's give it to you, sir. yeah. do you want to do it? >> yeah, sure. >> jimmy: very good. [ cheers and applause ] >> do i hold the mic? >> jimmy: yeah, sure, hold the mic. [ applause ] what -- what is the -- [ cheers and applause ] >> what's what? >> jimmy: what is -- what is your name? >> my name's ethan. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: ethan. ethan, what do you do for a living? >> i'm an actor. >> jimmy: good luck. [ laughter ] good luck. you're an actor. here in new york city, there's a lot of plays out there. any play that you're excited about right now? >> well, i'm excited about the one that i'm doing. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> yeah, i'm starring in a play called "clive." it's an off broadway way at the new group at the acorn theatre on 42nd street. >> jimmy: cool, all right. [ cheers ] [ applause ] all right. roots,

we have 400 kids involved now, and there's pal programs all over the country.boxing in chicago which is run by my brother-in-law. kids are excited when they prepare for these fights. i mean, it gives them hope and they're inspired. also, they go on to college and they do great things. >> we have a lot of military members in the marine corps and the army that came out of pal programs. they do great things with their lives. >> how is your dad doing? >> he's doing great. >> there were all rumors that he was in real trouble. >> you know, every year i think the media feels like okay, we need to throw out something about him. i think what happens is you know, my dad likes to get out. he likes to, you know, mingle with people and, you know, when i visit, we go to the movies, we go out to eat. we do fun things. we go to the gym, and when people see him on a day, parkinson'parkinson's, people dw what parkinson's looks like. sometimes my dad's face is drawn. that's part of the muscular movement of the disease. >> his migh mind is sharp. >> very alert. very aware. i think

. ♪ come on over, pal. how you doing, pal? your name, and where you from, bro? >> i'm eric from south jersey. [ cat growl ] [ cheers ] >> jimmy: south jersey. you know i love it. you know what that sound means. it's time for a quick "name that guy" cartoon break. ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right, very good. contestant number three, it's time to "name that guy." [ beeping ] oh. [ lightning ] hey-o! you know what that sound means. it's time for the lightning round. >> okay. >> jimmy: all right. [ laughter ] >> let's do it. >> jimmy: we're going to show you up to eight guys. one at a time, okay? answer as quickly as possible. >> okay. >> jimmy: there's no penalty for a wrong answer, but you get one guess per guy, so make them count. >> okay. >> jimmy: remember, for every right answer, you get $1,000. >> oh, all right. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you ready? >> yeah. >> jimmy: 20 seconds on the clock. and "name that guy." >> jim "sweet apple pie" martinez. [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: no. >> cory newhart. [ buzzer ] gary "t

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. >> you fired your own daughter's preans pal. >pal -- principal,. >> that was a chilly night at home. ♪ making the big romantic gesture. that's powerful. verizon. get a nokia lumia 822 in red for free. >> as we've seen education in america is a mess. what will fix it? who might fix it? >> somebody needs to fix it you can do it. >> oprah thinks that this woman can fix it. michelle is michelle rhee. >> acting chancellor. john: 5 years ago, she was manage picked to manage a dc school. >> i hadever run a school before, that is why people thought that i was a 37-year-old girl from toledo, ohio. john: people said, what, who? >> yeah, people said, he has lost his mind. john: her friends said she lost hers. >> i have two kids, 9 and 12. and they i put them in the dc public school. john: the schools were a disaster,tivity results among the worst in america. chancellor rhee learned although 8% of the dc kids were in grade level, there was something odd about how the teachers wereraged. >> i looked add performance evaluation of adult in the

pero el resentimiento en la poblaciÓn por su uso es pal palpable, ademÁs de los inocentes que matan,esto, 11 estados de la naciÓn consideran propuesta que prohÍban estas tÉcnicas por parte de policÍas en su uso contra la delincuencia. >>> el secretario de defensa dijo hoy que la respuesta del gobierno al ataque del consulado en libia fue adecuada, el jefe del pentÁgono compareciÓ en el ataque murieron el embajador stevens y tres personas, el gobierno fue criticado por la manera que manejÓ esto. un joven de 21 aÑos se declarÓ culpable de intentar usar un ara de destrucciÓn masiva en contra de la sede de la reserva federal de estados unidos, podrÍa recibir una condena de cadena perpetua, fue arrestado cuando luego de detenerse frente al edificio intentÓ detonar lo que Él creÍa que era una bomba. >>> las autoridades del estado mexicano de guerrero fueron mÁs cautelosos sobre la informaciÓn relacionado con la violaciÓn de turistas en acapulco, y coincide con un informe que acapulco figura en una lista de las comunidades mÁs peligrosas. >>> la playa de barravieja es escenario de agitadas

. >>> ron take it away, pal. >> reporter: all right. happy friday.ined 5 pounds this morning. we're live at cold stone creamery in canton. they're part of the great event the chocolate affair tomorrow night. it's a benefit for health care for the homeless. the 22nd year. kevin, how are you doing? >> it's the sweetest night in town. we're having coffee and oatmeal ice cream for breakfast. >> reporter: i know. >> how can it not be fantastic. >> reporter: the event is standard night. you have people everywhere chocolate dishes. >> baltimores best all serving all their prevalentine's best. >> reporter: it's a great event. david, how are you doing? >> great. we are so happy to be a part of this for our 5th year. >> reporter: let's talk about what we have here, these beautiful cakes. this is awesome. >> we do chocolate like no one else. we have the chocolate heart cake, our current promotion for valentine day. we're going to be bringing our chocolate devotion that you saw earlier. >> reporter: is this it here? >> this is the chocolate devotion. chocolate i

i am real sorry, pal, but that's all i got. >> dan, what do you think the quarterbacks are thinking?> well, i'm thinking if colin kaepernick, we need to score some points.

a large pal of metal was on fire. so far, no reports of injuries.reezing temperatures could have you paying more for citrus. the thermometer has dipped below freezing in many areas in florida. >> it does not take long down there. you have to be careful with that. >> florida will get a break. they will get a brief one tomorrow. this will be a chilly week compared to where we have in. temperatures have been above average overall. this morning, we dropped down to 22 degrees in d.c.\ a time lapse this morning as the sun moves up and the days are getting longer and will continue to do so. daylight saving times as a couple weeks away. that is arlington. there are a little clouds in the distance. 32 at bwi. 30 in gaithersburg. 37 in manassas. when you add in the wind, that will drop it by a couple. the winds will give us a touch of the windchill factor. yesterday, we made it up to dirty for with a cold sunday -- we only made it up to 30. high pressure controlling our weather, keeping us clear up and down the eastern seaboard. we are watching a cold front a

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(barking) these toys aren't selling, pal. i'm not any good at raves.mm. stuffed hippo for sale. smells just like the real thing. (pal whimpering) i can't say it's broken. no one will buy that. wait. i know. robotron for sale. perfect for display. oh, i've got it. toy soldiers for sale. new, larger size. what a bargain! larger size? all you did was put it in a bigger box! d.w., you just don't understand marketing. maybe. but i sure know what lying sounds like. it's not lying. it's advertising. wow! this is so cool. well, that's the last of your inventory. congratulations. whoo-hoo! i've got enough money for moomies! you must be the world's greatest salesman. i mean, how did you get james to buy a robotron that loses its arms and legs every time you move it? well, i sort of left that part out of my ad. but i said it was for display purposes. hey, arthur, there's something wrong with this robotron. yeah, it kind of does that. arthur just forgot to mention it. but don't worry. arthur will give you your money back. right, arthur? technically, arthur, you ar

i don't know why rove and his pals wasted the money, she hasn't declared and rove is coming up and i'll ask him. but the ad is basically another, almost what i said, these people celebrities, really don't know anything and why are we bothering and you say? >> oh, i say i'm living in california where arnold schwarzenegger won because he's a celebrity. some people would say in new york, that's why hillary clinton was voted into the senate. we've seen people in washington, sonny bono, gopher on the love boat and people love celebrity and name recogniti recognition, and there are people in kentucky not of the mind of mitch mcconnell. why is he worried, a, she hasn't announced she was running and b, i thought he was secure in his-- >> i don't know what karl will have to say about it and we should note at that ashley judd is not chris rock and tony bennett. she went to the kentucky school of government my alma mater, i almost flunked out i heard that she did well. so she's very smart, but she doesn't mix it up and won't come on the program and trying to have her on for years and she simply wo

those guys must be pals.ve their own signature whistles and clicks, or names. i'm going to go try and introduce myself. i'll go with ee-whoo-ee-whoo. ee-whoo-ee-whoo. (dolphins whistle-clicking) nice to meet you. martin: did you notice how the dolphins are making sounds but their mouths are closed? that's because dolphins don't talk with their mouths like we do. they make their sounds out of their blowholes. chris: dolphins have amazing creature powers! speedy underwater, they can jump out. they can talk underwater. dolphins are one of the most awesome animals in the ocean. wow, that was incredible. two curious creatures, humans and dolphins, swimming together, and trying to understand each other. and the more people study their communication, the closer we get to really understanding these cool creatures, right, kel? that's right, and we'll look at this video and the acoustic as soon as we get back to the lab. all right! see you later, dolphins! martin: keep on creature adventuring! (clicking) you know, they

hey, hey, hey, wait a minute, pal... it was an honest mistake. maybe i can make it right.t. you cannot judge me until you've walked in my shoes. that brings up an interesting point, dad. what size shoes would those be, about a 12, right? so what? robert, when you were 11, what size galoshes did you wear? twelve. no more games! don't worry. when i move in here, we'll play games all the time. waiting for your wrinkle cream to work? neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair has the fastest retinol formula. to visibly reduce fine lines and wrinkles in just one week. neutrogena®. ♪ but i won't do that ♪ or that ♪ or this definitely not this! it hurts but i kind of like it! ♪  ok, ray, now that the cable's back, i'm going to go upstairs and go to sleep. all right. unless you want to collect on our deal. commercial! captioning made possible by talk productions captioned by captioneering your closed captioning resource

so cowboy up pal. shorty: today's pick up the pen is mississppi hippy. this bull weighs in at a whopping 2300 pounds. you can see how high he is back in there. he doesn't have to do very much to be a strong bull. it is true, they're smart, not that we don't know what we're talking about, but mississppi hippy looks like a 1900 pounds bull. an excellent bull, the pick of the pen. mississppi hippy. craig: jw, i told ty pozzobon this bull is 1.5 asteroid. he says thanks, that really psyched me out. j.w.: i talked to them earlier this morning. we weighed in this week, he weighed 2285. he is well over 2300 on a normal day. craig: it is almost as if ty pozzobon cannot even fit into the chute. see how much girth and how much the size mississppi hippy has. j.w.: there is a good look at it right there. shorty: a large farm animal here, guys. craig: he is almost taller than the top of the gate. 11 straight buck offs for this bull. ty pozzobon at the moment ranked fourth in the world has been on a hot streak. after the gate opened, it's just became a matter of survi

. >> you better have paid for those, pal. >> thanks, courtney. >> one more. not even oscar mayer would stick his wiener in there. >> that's enough. >> how are you? >> we got john travolta. he's heading to the car and we hit him with a question and he talks to us for a while. >> if you could fly a plane with anybody dead or alive, any plane you wanted, any person you wanted, who would it be? >> our camera guys are on today. >> he ponders the question. he's thought about this before. he says either howard hughes or lynnburg would probably be the ones to fly with. i've gotten to fly with brando. that's my actor's dream. >> i am so into this. >> would you pick amelia earheart? >> you want to make it back? >> i understand why we would go with her but you. >> i'd pick j.f.k., jr. i'd go with the big bopper. >> richie valens. >> take care, man. >> and now gentleman, start your boners because we've got amazing video of a chick having an orgasm on live tv right next to joy bayhart. you can stop your boners now. >> joy bayhart had a sexologist on her tv show. the lady

you are my pal. latest on the cop serial killer in southern california. looks like he got what he deserved burned up in a mountain cabin. dennis miller on the state of the union and the pope resigning. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. there is no mass produced human. so we created the extraordinarily comfortable sleep number experience. a collection of innovations designed around a bed with dualair technology that allows you to adjust to the support your body needs - each of your bodies. our sleep professionals will help you find your sleep number setting. exclusively at a sleep number store. sleep number. comfort ... individualized. at the ultimate sleep number event, queen mattresses start at just $599 . and save 50% on our innovative limited edition bed. >> bill: factor follow up segment tonight. authorities believe christopher dorner, fired l.a. cop who murdered four people including two law enforcement officials died inside a mountain cabin yesterday. not confirmed with you most likely. they apparently found some of dorner's stuff around the

they said, eddie, great old pal would you just tell these guys? so he puts them on the phone -- eddie is a great pal of mine. this is tip o'neill at, and so forth. he says, eddie, is there anything else i can do? he says, we are just proud of you. we see you on c-span. i have to tell you, you look like wc fields up there. [laughter] to tell a story about that -- like that about himself. he gave the benefit of the doubt to the people who did not have high-powered representation here in washington, who did not have chauffeur-driven cars, who did not have staff carrying their briefcases for him. it was just something -- he knew who he was. >> who else? that is three? >> who else would i include? certainly i mention gerald ford. bill proxmire was a remarkable man, a man who i've great admiration for. ed muskie -- the mayor of boston. udall was a gentle giant. >> who was he? >> a congressman from arizona who ran for president in 1976 and finished second to jimmy carter for the nomination. he -- the reason he did not win, i am convinced, he had a marvel

i have a lot of pals who are stay-at-home dads and pals who are involved with their kids and i feel ale inadequate in that regard sometimes. >> wait a minute. so you wanted to accomplish what by doing this? >> to make up for my mouth-breathing, hairy chested caveman deficiencies. so by putting this on -- >> that did it for you? >> it's a sort of stunt, of course. when i say that i wore this for nine weeks, you know, i am a novelist first and fiction writer second. i punctuate that claim with a -- i took it off now and then. >> what were the reactions you were getting? you wore this, i take it, under your clothes. >> actually, i had to wear it on top of my clothes during the most armpity time of the year between july and august. i started smelling fungal and rashed over. you can see from these flattering picks they're putting up on the screen this i was glistening for nine weeks. >> what's been the reaction from women, though? they've got to be a little bit perturbed about this whole thing. here is a guy that puts on a suit for nine weeks. you're saying it was a rough time of the month

. >> bill: they are pals. >> that becomes a legitimate story.t that the networks haven't covered that tells me that they are not going to make too big of deal out of this under any circumstances. >> bill: they may have to though. it is a federal crime for any american to go anywhere and have sex with underaged people and we're going to get into that tomorrow. we're going to define that. >> if he is charged with that crime. of course they will cover that. but they are not going to be rushing to cover anything that they don't have to cover. >> all right, bernie, thanks very much. we appreciate it carolla is on deck. he has the selections of the best and worst super bowl commercials. that moments away. >> announcer: stop! living with hair loss, that is. losing your hair is no fun and no one wants to be bald, but there is hope. >> getting my hair back was the best thing that ever happened to me. >> i'm happy with the way i look now. >> i'm very excited about my hair. >> i feel beautiful. >> i love my hair. >> announcer: hair club offers all-proven h

the prints pal alerted them to that infection. officials say there is no outbreak. >> the disease is spread by close contact, me coughing right on you. it's not spread across the room. >> and the doctor posted information symptoms include high fear, vomiting and a stiff neck.[yq we're told the student is doing better. >> police looking for more witnesses and other possible victims in the case of a ta tae kwondo of instructor. he is free on bond. he's worked at the same redwood city academy for 12 years, investigators want to know if there are other possible victims out there. >> police trying to find a thief who stole a package from a door step of a house. z camera. police say there is no spike in cases of stolen packages. anyone with information that can help identify the man is asked to contact the alameda police department. >> a plan to build a hillside in contra costa county is developing into opposition. it would be built in subdivisions of san ramone. >> that is right. this is the alamo sem taerk it's 150 years old, and it's

. >> my pal, celebrity all-star kevin hart connects live. >> what do you like to do in your free timeatch me play basketball. >> my teammate and "hunger games" star josh hutchinson, says he gets a little star struck. >> see the basketball court behind me? >> yeah. >> i'm sorry. do you have a question or something you wanted to ask? >> you like to do some of these celebrity sports events. what do you particularly like about them? >> playing against people you know you idolize and stuff. pretty cool. >> you can check it out for yourself at the app store. >> you've got some skills out there. giving stars all they could handle. i want to know, how much did you practice? >> luckily i have some friends that played in the nba so they give me a little bit of help. >> i bet you do. >> well, we have been playing during our down time. still to come -- >> from the last supper to the crucifixion, "e.t." with an early preview of the bible miniseries. >>> and the oscars, they dated? brad pitt and juliet lewis. and robert downey, jr. and sarah jessica parker. we have the "twilight" scene with kristen