patrick, are you ready for this? patrick: yes. okay, let's go. patrick, are you coming? yes.! how are we going to clean up all this mess? it's easy. just tear this wallpaper off. ( guffaws ) oh, look, you missed some. oh, let's see. it's a comic book, and look at this-- it's the origin of the flying dutchman. it says when he died they used his body as a window display. now he haunts the seven seas because he was never put to rest. well, don't you get it, patrick? we're going to go shopping? no! we're going to put poor old squidward to rest. ow! what the heck was that? initiation. ( giggles ) that was part one of your ceremony. ceremony for what? we're going to put you to rest. i don't want to be put to rest! all i want are those chores done. now, did you clean the back room yet? yeah. oh, really? i'm going to go check. ( screams ) okay, get in. are you crazy? i'm not getting in. but you said we could put you to rest. i didn't say anything like that. now, get out of my house! okay. ( door closes ) ( sighs ) now what? i wrote "here lies squidward. you may not remember him, but.

patrick: that is a good question.ast time i was here we talked about the value, cyclical trade, and i talked about warming to the banks the last time i was here. we just moved that group to overweight. we just moved oil to overweight and we remain consumer discretionary overweight, but have been in that position for quite some time. materials we would have upgraded but they have had a hell of a run so far. we like financials. they traditionally always selloff i had of the earnings. and oil and consumer discretionary are our top three areas. spencer,rick vice-chairman of equities. federalbe airing reserve chair janet yellen's townhall address. she will be meeting with educators across the country at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. vonnie: happening now on capitol pompeoongressman mike the choice to head the cia is facing senators at his confirmation hearing, one of several being held today, answering questions from the senate intelligence committee. you can watch this and other hearings live on the bloomberg. type in the funct

patrick swayze, jennifer gray, and turning 30 this year.out the film. ♪ i had the time of my life >> tons and tons of things are improv. she is laughing and giggling when i run my hand down her arm. that really is me getting frustrated, like oh, my -- would you just stop? >> patrick swayze and jennifer gray had a tense relationship because of a bad experience they had yetwo bearssfore on red dawn. >> despite that, the chemistry during their screen test was undeniable. >> i've got control beyond belief in these wrists, okay? your fall will be going over. >> that's true. >> what's in the movie is exactly the truth. that's a scary lift. and someone has to have trust. when you're just teetering at your hips, over someone's head, it is a very scary thing to get up and have the courage to do it and let go. but the lake was a safe place to do it. >> good. >> patrick's role was originally given to val kilmer but he turned it down. sarah jessica parker allegedly tried out. jennifer had five minutes during her audition to play she could play younger.

patrick: we don't own oil.ou can make the case there, but the priceec is in now, historically, so i don't want to be chasing oil right now either. francine: now, sara, how diffics it to model? i was told that it is not the quantity, it is the quality of regulation. you can have good regulation that does the job better than more regulation, but how do you model less regulation and the impact on gdp or growth? sarah: it is very complicated. again, it comes down to the if donaldw quickly does follow through on many of these promises, how quickly can they be implemented? regulation takes a long time to put in place. it takes a long time to extract as well. we need to be cautious about making too many assumptions too quickly about what any potential deregulation can achieve. francine: thank you so much for now. sarah hewin and patrick armstrong, stay with us. up next, could the perfect storm of monetary tightening and the structural return of inflation mean we are heading for the worst bond rout in history? this is

we have patrick swayze and jennifer grey's screen tests. tales you've never heard. >> that is me getting frustrated boom -- would you just stop. >>> now for january 27th, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight." >>> oprah is out to conquer territory she's never seen before. she is fearless. >> oprah jumping headfirst into one of the most competitive markets out there. here's the big question -- can she pull it off? oprah announced she is launching a new line of ready-to-eat refrigerated meals. the details are intriguing. the line will be called "mealtime stories" and are described as real, nutritious products. >> this is an opportunity for her given the tremendous brand that she has built to really take that forward into a space that hasn't been dominated by celebrities. >> the trademark application was made in may of last year and filed under the name "oprah's kitchen." it includes a line of frozen, prepared, or packaged entrees consisting primarily of meat, fish, poultry or vegetables. part of her motivation is to make nutritiius food more

. >> patrick's role was originally given to val kilmer, but he turned it down. sayre ca jessica parker and sharon stone reportedly tried out for the part of 17-year-old baby. jennifer had five minutes during her audition to prove she could play younger and she nailed it. >> i'm telling everybody my real age. >> what is it? >> 27. nobody seems to care. ♪ >> this iconic scene was actually just patrick and jennifer messing around before a take. the director liked it so much, it ended up in the film.

patrick says even if washingngt does pull out, there's's s stil hope. >> mr. abe has said that without the united states tpp is meaningless. i don't think that's true. you could have a 11-nation tpp led by japan, and that would benefit those nations and would benefit japan. and it would carry out his own domestic process, which is difficult, of trying to restructure agriculture. so i think that it is meaningful for japan. >> reporter: he says scenarios like these along with continued efforts to reform japan's economy could help brighten the outlook. he also speculates that in the broader context, relations between the u.s. and china might work in japan's favor. >> well, i think the u.s./china relationship is going to be complex and difficult, and it will make, that will mean that in that sort of complex game, japan will be viewed as an ally by trump, and he will want to make sure that he keeps his ally happy. >> how would that impact the japanese economy? >> i think that probably when it comes down to the realities of imposing tariffs against japanese goods, w

. >> hello professor patrick, nice to meet you. hugh patrick is a recognized expert on japan. what would be the worst case scenario for japan? economically. >> the united states becomes isolationists. >> restrict all -- >> well doesn't end imports but makes manufactured imports more expensive by higher tariffs and pursuing unilateral policies. in a more fundamental sense, it means that american leadership in the world would no longer be as secure and good as it has been for the past 70 years. >> but a trump administration offers an up side for japan. patrick says that if trump does deliver on tax cuts and infrastructure, the japanese economy will benefit in the short term. >> clearly if the u.s. engages in these policies, which i think it will, the u.s. economy will grow more rapidly, it will benefit the whole world. the global economy will grow. and japanese exports but other parts of the world will increase and also probably foreign investment opportunity. >> however, for many in japan, the big question is what action will trump take on trade. >> i'm going to issue a notific

we've been watching patrick marleau 20 years.ere's nbc bay area's colin resch. >> reporter: this week patrick marleau is doing what we all wish we could do. he's defying father time. >> patrick marleau, you are absolutely amazing. >> when you're on a roll the team is on a roll you want to keep it going. >> reporter: he's on more than a roll. >> the game winner for mr. game winning goal, patrick marleau, his 17th goal of the season. >> reporter: that was tuesday night. what he did monday night in denver, still has people talking, 13, 14, 15 and 16 of the season. >> it's been a while. i don't know, it might have been junior, something like that. yeah, fun when it happens, that's for sure. >> reporter: it's fun for everyone. for sharks and randy, the third goal set the table. >> patrick marleau, three straight goals! natty patty for hatty. >> it came naturally maybe that's a good thing. the natural ones tend to be the ones that are the best. >> the natty hatty for patty. do you like that? >> sounds good. any time those things are pu

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patrick j. buchanan will weigh in on president trump's america first inaugural address promise. that and more as we continue "hannity" from our nation's capital, d.c. "hannity" from our nation's capital, d.c. >> live from america's news headquarters, i am jackie ibanez in new york. president trump sitting down for his first interview since becoming president. he is speaking to abc news. he touched on numerous subjects including voter fraud, health care, the fight against isis, and immigration. he addressed his executive actions to build a wall on the mexican border. listen to this. >> what are you going to say to some of your supporters who might say, i thought mexico was going to pay for this right at the start? >> i was a very simply that they are going to pay for it. i never said they were going to pay from it from the start. i said they would paint the wall. >> what does construction begin? because as soon as we can. as soon as we can physically do it -- >> in months to mexico i would say in

patrick's cathedral.-down some 30 years ago, when was shot by a suspect in central park. he publicly forgave that young man. he carried his message to the middle east and northern ireland. he tied this weekend after suffering a heart attack. he was 59. his only child, conner, followed him into the nypd. and thousands of steven mcdonald's fellow officers are expected for that funeral. >> that image of police officers, that always moves me so much. >> it is. >> when they come out. just an incredible sight. wonderful guy. >>> two members of tower of power, are recovering after being hit by a train as they walked across tracks. it happened before a scheduled show in oakland, california. and the news comes at the same time as an urgent safety warning from top regulatoregulators, ab number of people killed while trying to beat a train. tom costello joins us with that story. tom, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, meredith. there's 240,000 railroad crossing across roads in the country. and many of t

* *pkg * sot bishop patrick mcgrath/ diocese of san jose diocese of san jose bishop patrick mcgrath calling on catholics and muslims here at san jose's saba islamic center to come together in the name of peace. sot bishop patrick cgrath/diocese of san jose billed as a muslim-christian dialogue, the first ever such prayer meeting inspired by the message of unity put forth by the late dr. martin luther king jr. sot imam nabi raza abidi/saba islamic center a contingent of catholics from our lady by the sea walked to the mosque to symbolize the plight of immigrants. sot father john pedigo/diocese of san jose sot zahra billoo/council on american islamic relations >> reporter:catholics and muslims prayed and laughed and later broke bread together, echoing a theme familiar to both faiths that 'man is either your brother in faith or your equal in humanity.' bishop mcgraw, for one, sounding an optimistic note for the future. sot bishop patrick mcgraw the annual martin luther king junior celebration train - departed from san jose to san francisco this morning for the annual m-l-k festivies. perhaps >

. >>> then -- ♪ dirty dancing turns 30, and we have patrick swayze's screen test. >>> and real life screamgone viral. this is "entertainment tonight." >>> she turned the world on with her smile. thanks for joining us, everyone. we are remembering television icon mary tyler moore, who passed away on wednesday at the age of 80. she gave us television magic for six decades. the beloved television icon passed away wednesday at age 80, surrounded by friends and her husband of over 33 years, dr. robert levine. in a statement to "e.t." her longtime representative remembered her as, quote, a groundbreaking actress, producer, and passionate advocate for the juvenile diabetes research foundation. mary will be remembered as a fearless visionary who turned the world on with her smile. moore, who long suffered from diabetes, died at greenwich hospital of cardiac arrest after suffering from pneumonia. her health had been declining in recent weeks. fans paid tribute to her on hollywood's walk of fame, and late this week producers rushed to include her in the in memoriam segment at this sunday's s.a.g. aw

give a great national constitution center welcome to mike korman and patrick's bureau. patrick .hanks for coming. as i said what we are going to talk about today is rethinking and refashioning america's founding. with that in mind i would like to start with you. what do you take to be the traditional narrative when most americans think about the american revolution what kind of story do we tell ourselves about? >> we know the story really well, beginning in 1765 with the stamp act, colonies coming together for the first time to announce their opposition to the policy, it leads to the tea party, the boston massacre and independence and the story is focused on the eastern seaboard and is focused on boston itself was there is this emphasis on boston representing the american revolution writ large and what scholars are trying to do is expand the narrative to look at other cities and in the countryside and beyond, understand why the american revolution happened, what it did and why it include these other areas as well. >> bringing in your book you have a provocative title, "the framer

mark: patrick, when it comes to leadership, financials have led the rally since trump.eeing ibm rise, boeing rise, who will lead the next leg up? patrick: that is a fair point but the last time we were on the pain we talked about the trade being cyclicals, materials. materials are up 7%, one of the best-performing areas, so i think materials, we are talking about oil stocks. i do think that financials are going to do quite well within that. i think it is a cyclical stocks, the ones we just talked about, that will do the best. certainly, i see some of the tech. mark: we have got to wrap it up. we will see you in the studio soon. thanks for joining us. after expensive, equity vice-chairman at robert w baird. this is bloomberg. stay with us. ♪ mark: it's 11:00 a.m. in new york and midnight and hong kong. there's 30 minutes left in the trading day in you europe/ . vonnie: i am vonnie quinn and this is the european close on "bloomberg markets." ♪ mark: we are going to take you from wall street to madrid and a couple of stories out of london, brazil, and washington in the nex

patrick marleau. >> randy hahn with the call. the game-winning goal in the final minutes of the sharks beat the winnipeg jets. this is in canada tonight. that's 489 of his career. 500 is a big deal. and he's almost there. 489 career goals. the first place sharks are back in san jose thursday night. >>> a lot of 49ers fans are stuck with ultraexpensive tickets and poor product on the field. but no price hike. prices will not go up for the next two years. this comes after, of course, another disappointing season. and as the team looks for a new head coach and general manager. one season ticketholder says the team should have actually dropped the prices. >> i think if anything, we should reduce the prices. when we came from candlestick, my tickets were increased by 50%. i am not able to go to as many games as i used to. >> tough to give them away now. the 49ers have some of the most expensive tickets in the nfl. >>> steph curry showed up on campus. where and why. stay with us. directv now! the future of tv is now. [ now echos ] 'now

patrick jay buchanan is here with reaction. then, with chicago's murder rate still exploding, president trump says the federal government may have to step in and end the carnage. bill bennett joins us tonight. plus, donald trump appears to unveil his pick for the u.s. supreme court. >> we have outstanding candidates and i will be announcing it sometime next week. >> sean: newt gingrich will have reaction. "hannity" from our nations capital and the white house starts right here, white now. we are back at our nations capital, we'll take you inside the trump white house with the chief of staff reince priebus. but first, real change is finally coming to washington as president donald trump continues to make good on his promises. shock and awe in d.c. that is tonight's opening monologue. president trump visited the department of homeland security to announce major executive orders on immigration. let's take a look. >> for too long, or offices and agents have been allowed to properly do their jobs. you know that, right? do you know t

nice guy, neil patrick harris is here.e needs any help with meal planning? >> yeah! >> well, we're about to teach lot of fun. >> i like you were the set up person for that. by the way, can we say it's been so much fun to have you here all week. and, also, meredith made time for us this week. she has a lot of things going on, including, we're about to brag. being the executive producer of a documentary called "tower." it's getting oscar buzz. >> wow! >> incredibly sad but you say inspiring event. >> yeah. the first mass shooting on a college campus 50 years ago. university of texas, austin. it's about the hope and the humanity that was on display that day. in the midst of the horror, you will meet people who were there, witnesses, survivors, real heros who have never told their story before. we wanted to honor them. so it's really a movie about inspiration. hopefully it'll open up dialogue. however you feel about guns and g >> right. >> i hope people go and see it. >> you did a great job with it. by the way, you can watch "

. >> 44-year-old jacob patrick sullivan of bucks country and girlfriend 41-year-old sarah packer conspired to kidnap, rain and murder sarah's adopted daughter grace as part of twisted sexual fantasy and suicide pact. they executed part one july 8 when they drove young grace and her pajamas to a home. >> she was punched and then tied up and hog tied and sexually molested and she was raped and also prior to this committed involuntary deviant sexual intercourse on her. >> duo later poisoned grace and strangled her when the poison failed. the teen's dismembered body was found in loseen countery park halloween. >> unfortunately grace packer was a disposable child to these people. >> investigators say sullivan and packer began planning the murder in 2015. packer reported grace missing a day after her death which soon

patrick, we see the tweets, but importantly here, you spoke with donald trump about this overnight. what was he like when you talked to him about this? >> sure. i was working on our golden globes coverage here at the "times" and decided, why not try to reach him and see what he has to say about meryl streep. i called him up, he answered. and he hadn't watched the globes. he hadn't seen the speech, or, he said, heard about the speech at that point. but his reaction was very quick. he described meryl streep as a hillary lover and as someone whose attacks on him were predictable. but i pushed him on the argument, you know, that she was making was that he was using his own skills as a performer and a showman in an insidious way, mocking serge cokovaleski of "t times." he pushed bark hard, saying he wasn't mocking serge. all of this stuff is still very live wire for donald trump. he comes out of a hollywood culture over the last 15 years. he has always been extremely proud of his ratings on "the apprentice." he talked about his poll numbers like he used to, his ratings. it was something

but the lake was a safe place to do it. >> good. >> patrick's role was originally given to val kilmerca jessica parker and sharon stone reportedly tried out for the part of 17-year-old baby. jennifer had five minutes during her audition to prove she could play younger and she nailed it. >> i'm telling everybody my real age. >> what is it? >> 27. nobody seems to care. ♪ >> this iconic scene was actually just patrick and jennifer messing around before a take. the director liked it so much, it ended up in the film. and who knew patrick tried to get this line cut from the film because he just didn't like it. >> nobody puts baby in a corner. >> pattic are, who passed away in 2009 from pancreatic cancer was reportedly offered $6 million to do a sequel but said no. jennifer went on and famously had plastic surgery that changed her look so much, it nearly killed her career. her daughter, stella, pointed out the drastic change. >> she said, you know, your face looked really different in the movie. you looked very beautiful. i said, yeah, but the problem was i didn't believe enough in myself. >

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turn the volume up. >> patrick doyle, ceo of domino's.. >> thank you both. >>> we have breaking news back at headquarters on the dylann roof trial. sue herera has that. >> yes, the jury has just come in with their decision and the convicted charleston shooter has been sentenced to death. the jury came back with the death sentence as you know, he confessed to that crime in june of 2015. basically the jury only deliberated for about three hours. so he will receive the death penalty. and that of course for the charleston church shooting that occurred on june 17th, 2015. kelly, back to you. >> a toll order for david brock. sue, thank you. >>> more he closing bell right after this. iful. what shall we call you? tom! name it tom! studies show that toms have the highest average earning potential over their professional lifetime. see? uh, it's a girl. congratulations! two of my girls are toms. i work for ally, finances are my thing. you know, i'm gonna go give birth real quick and then we'll talk, ok? nice baby. let's go. here comes tom #5! nothi

patrick harris underneath all that makeup.of the many characters he plays in the new lemony in this case a series of unfortunate events. >> looks like you could use a little bit of sun screen. >> that's your first question? first of all, it's not even a question. >> i am count olaf, your new guanardi. >> do you know what this is? >> it looks like a list. >> wrong. it's a list. >> i'm actually playing olaf playing a character, which has been a bit confusing mentally if i'm being honest. >> when the sand runs out, that fortune will be mine. >> i didn't realize the sand went so quickly. i bought it online. >> you're going to need to flip it a couple of times. >> based on the children's books, the story has got neil dressed up in the sneaky disguises, trying to outfit the orphaned children. >> so i wanted to play olaf as dark and possible. >> hello, hello, hello, children. >> the event premieres in january on friday the 13th and also stars patrick warburton and joan cusack. >> why do you hate us so much? >> because it's fun. >> th

[cheers] patrick kelly: my name is patrick kelly, and i am honored to chair on the board for the march for life. on behalf of the board and the whole march for life team, i would like welcome you to the 44th march for life, the largest annual civil rights demonstration in the world. [cheers] patrick kelly: before we begin, let us honor america with the singing of our national anthem. performed today by a student from bishop o'connell high school in arlington, virginia. jessica. >> ♪ oh say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight o'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming and the rockets' red glare [off-pitch] the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there oh say does that star-spangled banner yet wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? ♪ [applause] [cheers] patrick kelly: thank you, jessica. i would now like to welcome the american heritage girls, troop 1381 from alexandria virginia who will lead us

patrick gearey reports. antonio conte needs new no new year's champagne. the intoxicating effect of 13 straight premier league wins. mixed with no little adrenaline. chelsea had to work for their record. stoke had pegged them back once, before willian made it 2—1. there was then a manic minute. first, 35 year old peter crouch, of pensionable age in the premier league, scored his first premier league goal since may 2015, a goal that hadn't been fully digested when chelsea provided the next course 75 seconds later. willian again, costa made it four. chelsea level arsenal's premier league record. who can stop them? liverpool are nearest right now. what was reckoned to be a feast of attacking football against manchester city produced a one goal, this was it, scored by georginio wijnaldum. it gavejurgen klopp victory over his old acquaintance pep guardiola. manchester united may not have given up on the chase although middlesbrough were some hurdle. rod leadbetter gave them the lead at old trafford. none of the complicated stuff would work so united went simple

here's our sports reporter, patrick gearey.t the home of the current champions, chelsea showed why they are still favourites to be the next ones. a 3—0 win at leicester is some statement. the only questions surround a man not here. premier league top scorer diego costa didn't travel after a row with the coach about fitness. reports suggested there was big—money interest in him from china. diego costa! reports chelsea's manager says he knows nothing about. you can listen to a lot of things. if there are the problems, you solve the problems in the changing room. never during a press conference. yeah. but i repeat — "if". that word again — "if" costa did go, he would be following the likes of oscar in heading for easters riches. he is earning an estimated £a00,000 a week. china has been the next destination for other chelsea players. john obi mikel this year

patrick: no it isn't.says the brexit vote not cover, theresa may said she intended to pull out of that to get what we needed. 50o the question of article itself and whether it is reversible. in that case we could reverse it. the: that could go to european court of justice. some irony in that. manus: thanks very much -- matt: with us now on the phone from brussels is the director of the center for european policy study. off, what you first do you want to hear from the supreme court in britain? daniel: they need to know who thethe authority to start process. is it government alone or a vote? governments how works. this is how a country with a functioning legal system and the rule of law does its business. this was to be expected wasn't it? this is not something that will change the overall sense of direction of what is happening? just process. am i wrong? says asometimes process lot about the politics behind it. why did the government not say immediately parlance would be involved? everybody would be assumin

i'm deleted to welcome chief kirk you patrick to oakland. she brings stable leadership to this police department. over her 34 year career in law enforcement she has takeled many of the same problems and issues facing oakland today. her culture change and focusing on mentoring the next generation of opd leaders will serve oakland well. over the past six months i have had the opportunity to work hand in hand on a daily basis with the leadership of the oakland police department. i gained valuable insight into the organization which has been instrumental during this rigorous selection process. i -- i'm confident that the incoming chief has the leadership skills and the integrity to meet the needs of our community and the police department. the hardworking men and women of the oakland police department deserve a leader of her caliber. i'm deleted to -- delighted to welcome her to the time. >> oh thank you so much, mayor and my new boss. and thank you oakland. y'all have been nothing but absolutely welcoming to me. i am so excited to be here in oa

patrick: we are hopeful.n egypt come as the act -- the macroeconomic condition continues to improve, we are in continued discussions with the government on how to move forward. like all businesses, if you don't get paid coming can't invest. it is a cycle. we need to be paid more to reinvest. so we are in close discussions with them about that. i am optimistic about a positive outcome. the macroeconomic challenges are even more significant in the region. so we are getting paid small amounts and we hope that that will continue and ultimately we will be able to recover the full amount. francine: and you talk to me about the expiration opportunities you see at the moment? >> we are very excited about our expiration potential in egypt. we have three expiration blocks. with the bp, we have operated one onshore block in the delta. we are currently in the reservoir section. we've got some very exciting news, i hope, to be able to talk about in the very near future. lacquathat was francine patrickinterview with allman

he will be in the united states for the st patrick's day.l that therefore you after that press conference and we will get more from oui’ conference and we will get more from our correspondent chris buckler. now it is time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm jessica creighton. coming up this evening: sutton and lincoln will find out their opponents in the fifth round of the fa cup, with the draw in under an hour. mps want more answers from british cycling — now a former coach is invited to give evidence at a doping inquiry. and a six nations boss says there are no plans to introduce relegation to the tournament, despite italy's poor record. good evening. all of that, plus a busy day for sunderland as the football transfer window draws to a close, and a look ahead to england's decider with india in their twenty20 series. but we'll start with football, and the fa cup, where the draw for the fifth round will take place in the next hour. it's the first time two non—league clubs have made it to the last 16 since the foundation of t

but that process has been very -- >> patrick leahy, where is that patrick leahy? >> all right. sticking with him, huh? >> you're a good man. >> happy new year. >> right there. we're going to re-enact the oath, okay?

sot bishop patrick mcgrath/ diocese of san jose diocese of san jose bishop patrick mcgrath calling on atholics and muslims here at san jose's saba islamic center to come together in the name of peace. sot bishop patrick mcgrath/diocese of san jose billed as a muslim-christian dialogue, the first ever such prayer meeting inspired by the message of unity put forth by the late dr. martin luther king jr. sot imam nabi raza abidi/saba islamic center a contingent of catholics from our lady by the sea walked to the mosque to symbolize the plight of immigrants. sot father john pedigo/diocese of san jose sot zahra billoo/council on american islamic relations catholics and muslims prayed and laughed and later broke bread together, echoing a theme familiar to both faiths that 'man is either your brother in faith or your equal in humanity.' bishop mcgraw, for one, sounding an optimistic note for the future. standup closer coming up on kron4 new at ten. a warning tonight. for parents over a popular teething toy. find out what could be hiding inside your baby's sophie giraffe toy. plus. a deadly sh

how is patrick? >> he has not really opened up with me. do you have sex with these girls? basement business. >> what is that mean? >> it means i am working on it. >> you do not want to be my guardian? that is fine with me. >> it is just the logistics. >> all my friends are here. i have two girlfriends and i have a band. >> you are a janitor in quincy, why the hell do you care where you live? ♪ >> i said a lot of terrible things to you. my heart was broken. and i know yours was broken, too. >> you don't understand. >> ♪ i am coming home ♪ >> i think there's something wrong with me. >> you want me to call your friend? what do you want me to do? >> ♪ i am coming home ♪ >> i'm not going to bother you. i'm just going to sit here until you calm down. >> will you please just go away? >> no. >> ♪ i am coming home ♪ charlie: this is remarkable, and congratulations. casey: thank you. charlie: what is it about the film that you think is so compelling? casey: a movie is made by so many people and they are all doing their jobs, and sometimes you start with just the first rate script, a

neil patrick harris. thunderbolt!now neil is showing off his darker side and having a lot of fun playing the evil count oloff in the new netflix show "a series of unfortunate eventeeve based on that best-selling series of children's novels. >> can you translate the latin phrase -- >> acting in the role of parent. >> that's right. and that's me. you see, violet can get married if she has the permission of her legal guardian. and she does. in fact, she has more than permission. she has enthusiasm. >> scary. you are creepy. >> how fun, though? how fun? >> it's really fun. i like technical acting. that's sort of my thing, and so i choose different random skill sets and different random jobs, and this one -- i've never done the prosthetics thing before. >> two and a half hours each day. >> almost three hours. >> how much to get it off? >> that was about half hour, 40 minutes. >> and it wreaks havoc on your skin? >> i did a vote i filmed on the mirror. this was the first half. that's just the prosthetics part. >> you have y

neil patrick harris thunder bolt!>> neil is showing off his darker side having fun plng netflix show "a series of unfortunate events" based on the best-selling children's novels. >> can you translate the lat latin phrase? violet can get married if she has the permission of her legal guardian, and she does. in fact, she has more than permission. she has enthusiasm. >> you are creepy! >> how fun. >> it's really fun. i like technical acting. that's sort of my thing. i choice different, random skill sets and random jobs and this one i had never done the prosthetics things before. >> two and a half hours each day. how much to get it off? >> about half an hour. 40 minutes. >> and it wreaks havoc. >> yeah. i did a this was the first half. this is just the prosthetic parts. >> you have your eyes closed. for a purpose? they ask you to or you don't want to see it until the end? >> because the prosthetic starts under the eye brow and wednesnt >> does it change how you act when you get the gear on. >> i guess it depends on the pa

patrick healy is it a "new york times" editor, aaron lewis, and bob baer, now a cnn intelligence and security analyst, good morning to all of you. mr. trump is still unwilling to blame russia for the hacking, he says he knows things others don't. sean spicer was on "new day" this morning and was passionate about russia perhaps not being involved in hacking the u.s. elections. >> the idea that you're asking anybody what their reaction should be to a nonconfirmable report is unbelievable. >> hold on, sean. >> no, not hold on. the idea that we are asking people and making assumptions on a report that's not final is unbelievable. >> so in other words, lindsey graham and senator john mccain are also unbelievable and irresponsible? >> they're not the ones who instituted the sanctions. it's -- >> they're planning hearings about it. they believe that -- >> stop. hold on. listen to what you just said. they're planning hearings. they are actually trying to get it right. >> okay. so errol, you heard sean spicer, and you heard mr. trump say he knows things others don't. so what are the american

another premiere as neil patrick harz hits the red carpet in new york city looking like neil patrickarz. but in lemony snicket's series of unfortunate events he's almost unrecognizable. >> hello, children. >> i'm always intrigued by interesting content. challenge and a new weird skill set to take on. >> neil plays count olaf who attempts to steal an inheritance to orphaned children by wearing elaborate disguises. >> why do you hate us? >> because it's fun. >> with hours of make-up all day long. >> pooing at your face, literally nine hours of someone between takes just -- >> neil told us he actually wore a different cologne for each one. >> you know what this is? >> looks like a list. >> wrong. it's a list. >> olaf smells very much leather and burnt, fire, smoke. >> i hear these rr handsome. >> halvensham was doused in old spice. and a real physical transformation character wise. and i got to be a total blundering horrible idiot. >> but would he bring count olaf >> i like to do things with tongue fir at least with the kids. that way if i'm being reprimandy or being serious, i can stil