. >> this was codirected by lee an mcautry and paul smith. the hands are the hands of lee an and came up with all of these designs and did the stop motion photography. >> and a commentary on our times. >> so much fun to watch. >> the snake game. remember the snake game? >> yeah! >> it was one of the early games you played. >> this was my fwhen the havinge media function and the smart phone and here it is. made with the help of a rolling pin. >> nick, you stink. you need one of these. >> a bath? >> uh-huh. >> that's in there? a toilet? >> this group took 160 something tea bags and threw it in a hot bath. >> do you know what an irish bath is? >> tea and milk. >> the masking of offensive body odor by drenching yourself in cologne or perfume. in this case they are using a tea bath. >> like the italian shower. a couple dashes of brut. >> it doesn't work. >> looks like sewer water. >> one gets to take the odor cleansing bath. what they are doing, i have no idea. i don't know if they are being dudes, but this is a little odd. >> we know cats spend a

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paul reid smith guitarist that is what you are playing with they have acknowledged you as a virtuoso >>> my experience at apollo theater, strathmore program. >>> i want to go to apollo in a moment this artist in residence what does that mean? >> basically you go on a partnership with strathmore do three concerts, two public, one for donors and master class and get integrated into a family of musicians. >> at apollo you did something up until that time no one else had done before. >> yes. >> 8, first place consecutive wins. >> fantastic. you have an album out available on itunes. >> yes, and i have another album, called noontime moon shanachie. >> when is that out -- moon shine. >> when is that out? >> now. >> updated information can you introduce the guys in the band. >> shawn on base, miles on the drums, and is jonathan on the keys. >> shawn is a beatles officianado. >> who are your main influences. >> eddie hazel of funk a dellic. john doe field, carlos santana, and george benson. >> you know your stuff this is great what are you playing now. >> tgifs. >> what does that stand for?

>> everything, everything from classical music to fletcher henderson, bessie smith, paul robeson.atever was current, he was a big fan. he had a huge, huge record collection. >> how big? >> you know, hundreds of records. many of them are in the hands of the eugene o'neill foundation, which is our partner up here. they have many of o'neill's original records. the national park service has some. so it's just a huge, extensive collection. >> so when they built this house, when they designed this house, they literally built this as a music room? >> yes, and actually, this is one of the few rooms in the house that eugene o'neill himself designed. carlotta designed the bulk of the house, but this room and his rooms upstairs were under o'neill's design. >> do you think he envisioned a player piano like this in here? >> oh, absolutely. they brought their player piano from georgia with them. they shipped it out here. so it was one of the few things that they actually brought from the home in georgia. >> well, i was halfway out the door of the music room and joanne insisted that we stop and

joining me now is the doctor who treated anna nicole smith and paul callan is back.tor, let me start with you. is this what we expected and can we tell from the investigation that you can do as a coroner which drugs would directly contribute and which ones didn't? >> well, i think this really highlights the idea of a combination of medications. although there was the medications like xanax and benadryl and the other medications, now benadryl is an over-the-counter medication, so there's a whole host of substances in here. and they may have contributed or contributed to the state of mind or how drowsy she may have been. but the key is obviously cocaine use is -- has been implicated here in the cause of death, and it appears that there may have been a chronic use because her arteries were hardened a little more accelerated than you would expect in a 48-year-old woman. >> and doctor, i'm sorry, i just want to -- let me interrupt because i want to make sure i understand that cocaine could be and is often a driver of heart disease. the heart disease couldn't have come fro

smith. >> oakland mayor is paul pulling out stops to convince the pro-sports teams to stick around.aunching an effort to plan and design what oakland is calling coliseum city. there is. >> if city leaders had their way, where i'm standing could become the crown jewel of a sports team. in a press conference today, mayor kwan called plans for the policy a game changer. the city council approved spending $3.5 million on plans for a new stadium which includes shopping, hotels and a conference center. and there is larry reid says $3.5 million remains of the redevelopment money will not come from the general fund. and quick to point out the project itself would be privately funded. developing the area is a priority for city leaders because there are warriors discussing possibility of leaving oakland. organizers stress oakland is the best place for all of the teams. and city committed to putting their best foot forward. >> we want to say we want to day here, and they want to keep their options open. >> people talk about it's phone shall we're oakland. there is a hip city. we love it. >> an

muppet unless you give goldman sachs your money these spiking the points paul as it's called but as exactly right the greg smith letter got a little too close to goldman sachs the federal reserve bank so they're going to flood the room with a lot of cash which will make a lot of people some short term gains and you know as we've talked about on the show before taken i. p.o. initial public offering like facebook for example goldman sachs takes a huge position for fifty billion dollars illegally by the way that's an unknown contestant now they're going to take it public for one hundred billion plus so all the lawsuits that are going to result from greg smith they'll say look don't sue us we'll put in a guaranteed winner in your account of course on game day one if you drop your charges that's when my peels all about having worked on wall street i myself have done that many times hello mr jones don't sue us here paine webber or oppenheimer or shearson or lehman because we'll put this hot i.p.o. in your account and you'll make instant profits so drop your lawsuit ok how pins every single day that's the law as writt

gregg smith wrote pane op-ed in why he was quitting this job. now paulg in, saying smith's letter is a reflection of how the trading culture has changed. he wrote, quote, i believe i have worked here long enough to understand the trajectory of goldman sachs' culture, its people and its i don't i. i can say it's as toxic as i have seen it. we wanted to ask you what you make of this guy. is he a villian or hero? >> i think he's a villian. you can't take a company of goldman's size that employs 30,000 people and stick to any of the claims this individual. megyn: when you read the op-ed, the folks who work at goldman want one thing above all else, that's to make money. should we runt alert animation? bankers at goldman action would like to make money. it seems like if you want to work for a charitable organization you know not to work sat wall street. >> it's okay to make money. his saying that goldman is ripping off the client is not true. you don't get to the size of goldman saxby ripping off clients. this employee who didn't perform. he got to a day where

smith of buzzfeed.com. wisconsin congressman paul ryan says it's time for the bruising primary season to come to an end.close than with a half-hearted endorsement of mitt romney. this tuesday, all eyes will be on wisconsin that will hold an election to recall its governor. i want to play for you, my friends on the panel, this paul ryan endorsing mitt romney on fox news. let's hear that. >> i think this primary has been productive. i think it's been constructive till now and made the candidates better. we're entering a phase where it could become counterproductive if this drags on much longer. that's why i think we need to coalesce aroundern mitt romney and focus on the big task at hand which is defeating barack obama in the fall. >> ben is, basically paul ryan is saying

paul revere was trained as what? >> bill: you should know this you dunder heads, b silver smith. ssed. >> i did not. >> brian: name one thing silver that paul revere made? >> revere silver. i'm telling you that's famous. >> bill: you guessed. i saw it. you guessed. i have paul revere's signature as a matter of fact. >> i will trade you this for it. >> do you want to know my logic? >> bill: bill know we only have a minute to go. you already lost. new action film coming out later this year shows lincoln as a different kind of hero. the movie portrays old abe as, what? >> did you write this one? >> bill: is he portrayed as dopey movie coming out? >> bill: roll the tape. ♪ >> bill: that's right. abraham lincoln vampire hunter. and next it's george w. bush werewolf. running out of ideas? >> looked like an alien. >> bill: this is from the book. it's going to be big. one of my friends produced it? >> this is the hardest ever. i watch you every night. i have he never seen anything like this. >> bill: kilmeade goes to bed at 4:30 in the afternoon. >> i'm tired. >> bill: who is this man ass

paul revere was trained as what? >> bill: you should know this you dunder heads, b silver smith. just guessed. >> i did not. >> brian: name one thing silver that paul revere made? >> revere silver. i'm telling you that's famous. >> bill: you guessed. i saw it. you guessed. i have paul revere's signature as a matter of fact. >> i will trade you this for it. >> do you want to know my logic? >> bill: bill know we only have a minute to go. you already lost. new action film coming out later this year shows lincoln as a different kind of hero. the movie portrays old abe as, what? >> did you write this one? >> bill: is he portrayed as dopey movie coming out? >> bill: roll the tape. ♪ >> bill: that's right. abraham lincoln vampire hunter. and next it's george w. bush werewolf. running out of ideas? >> looked like an alien. >> bill: this is from the book. it's going to be big. one of my friends produced it? >> this is the hardest ever. i watch you every night. i have he never seen anything like this. >> bill: kilmeade goes to bed at 4:30 in the afternoon. >> i'm tired. >> bill: who is this

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paul volcker, former fed chair, reaches that result. frankly, many people have said about mr. smith's op-ed that this is like telling you that the sun rises in the east in the morning about goldman. and far matter the ethics on wall street in general. but it's still-- as this uproar demonstrates-- it's a terrific sore, not only with people who are involved with wall street but with the american public as a whole who spend trillions bailing these companies out and continues to find out that there is conduct here that really defies common sense and good ethics. and with goldman, it's especially troublesome because goldman had its famous 14 basic principles of business. principle number one was the.... >> woodruff: let me just stop you there and i want to pick up on your first basic point and turn to jim angel. just on this essential criticism from greg smith in that piece yesterday that the moral fiber as deteriorated. >> there have always been conflicts of interests in financial markets and charges of these conflicts are really not new even at goldman sachs, whether it was the i.p.o. s

thursday evening, chris paul makes his return to the crescent city, this time a member of the clippers. taking on the hornets. blake griffin on the break. bowled over by jason smith. players have to be separated. this is worth two more looks. griffin, on the move, to the cup. smith, robs him. without trying to make a play on the ball. smith gets a flagrant two. he's ejected. blake griffin, in physical pain. fans in new orleans, not big fans of that. boyd shoots. couldn't get this one to go. they hold on for the win, 97-90. >>> gilbert arenas, back in the league. making his grizzlies debut as they take on the blazers. arenas baseline. "j"s like he never left. fourth quarter, memphis within four. tony allen, athletic. for three. yes. grizzlies within one. later on, blazers with a four-point advantage. felton drives. gets the buzzer. and the foul. blazers win 97-93. >>> that will do it for this espn news update. don't forget, for the latest on the sports scene, tune into "th. >> looking forward to the rest of the sweet 16 games. >>> golf has been called a long walk spoiled. for one guy, it's a really long walk. >> this is bayless chastain. 70 years long. he played 7

paul ryan says the candidates like his radical plan. >> you believe they will accept your budget? >> absolutely. >> republicans strategist steve smith and eugene robinson on the ryan budget's impact on the election. >>> plus, full election night coverage with stephanie cutter of the obama campaign. karen finney and richard wolf. >>> in the trayvon martin case, the fbi and a grand jury are now involved. now we know trayvon martin was on the phone with his girlfriend while he was being stalked. >> he said the man is watching him. he put his hoodie on. >> the reverend al sharpton and charles blow on the new evidence that could lead to the arrest of george zimmerman. >> good to have you with us tonight. thanks for watching. the republican party is still trying to do a way with social programs for millions of americans. the house budget economy paul ryan released the republicans new budget proposal today. it looks like the old one is another attempt to push through tax cuts, defense spending and deficit reduction at the expense of the most vulnerable americans. >> it's about turning our system that has become a depen dent culture into an

university political science professor mark caleb smith say he's struck by the lack of excitement for any one of them. >> i don't see santorum or romney or paul or gingrich generating a lot of intense enthusiasm. there's a lot of interest and a lot of desire to know what's going on but i think people are looking toward november because of their dissatisfaction with the candidates right now. >> woodruff: ohio republican voters, smith says, are driven by a desire to defeat president obama in the fall. his description fits jamie macgregor, who wanted new jersey governor chris christie to run, cares most about tax reform and job growth, and made his current choice for practical reasons. >> mitt romney because of his electability. is attractive to me. we have to think bigger than just now. we need to think towards november. i think that there's serious risk with santorum and paul and gingrich up against obama. because i don't think that they have the cross appeal that we're going to need. >> woodruff: does that mean you've now settled on mitt romney? >> reluctantly, yes. >> woodruff: manufacturer dave dysinger is also dissatisfied with the g.o.p.

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paul ryan, i believe. stop the spending, raise the taxes. and finally, matt smith says, the best thing we can do for the deficit is grow the economy. the best thing to spur growth, government spending. next call for allyson schwartz comes from california. valley, republican line, you are on the "washington journal." val? all right. time to move on to sarasota, florida. gordon, independent line. hi. caller: hi, good morning. how are you doing? host: go ahead with your comment or question, sir. caller: we are presented -- my congressperson is a car salesman. what's your educational and work experience background to make the comment that you can't balance the budget by cutting spending? that doesn't really hold any weight with me. and secondly, you made in one sentence you said the republicans want to balance the -- reducing benefits to the seniors, and in the next breath you stated that we can't sustain the current health spending. which is it, thank you? host: who is your congressman, gordon? guest: let me say that first of all we have already agreed that we should

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and cohead of deutsche bank, paul mccully, chairman of the global society of fellows, former manager directorror pemco. and the senior adviser for the afl/cio, and steve smithriend, and we have copies of "the atlantic" and thanks to the final -- financial times. ed is the author of a forth coming book which you can order online on amazon called "time to start thinking: merge in the age of descent" going down. that shows you where ed's thinking is no matter where the nasdaq it so, ed, the floor is yours. we have got about an hour and a quarter to and the what caused this crisis in capitalism and how to fix it, and that's too long. it's all very straightforward. but i will get straight to the question. and start with these. books that came out quickly after the crisis, and ask you -- from the perspective of today, looking back on 2008, looking back on the buildup to 2008, you can almost indulge in a kind of murder on the orient express in trying to identify who is responsible and what is responsible for the meltdown, and find that everybody has a different theory and eventually there are so many fingerprints on the dagger there's no one real culprit. from a s