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i loved peter falk. i just always zeroed in on him. something about him sounded like my family. a couple years ago i was back visiting my parents and my dad had a peter falk movie on television and he was laughing. i said i have never seen him laughing at anybody the way he laughs at peter falk. >> that is the nicest way i ever got a job. i never got a job with wr the writer had a fond memory of watching his father watching me on television and his father laughing and that's why i got hired. that's a nice way to get a job. tavis: that's a great story. peter falk reminds you of your dad in a way? >> there is something about him . tavis: your dad doesn't walk around in a trench coat and "and another thing." >> no. that's why we're not having dinner with joey bishop. peter is the guy. story closed. this movie, we are so excited about it. we have been going city to city playing it. people are loving it and relating to it. this movie has the lovely distinction of being turned down by every studio imaginable. people who don't even have studios would just calm and -- tavis: and so no!

said we lost some trees, we've got plenty of water, but we still have coney island the way we love it. peter alexander, many thanks. we'll see you again. >>> as we look at the death toll, we had the number of ten. new jersey had been spared. however, the associated presses now reporting that a woman has been found decided in her car on a flooded new jersey road. state police tell the associated press the woman had called for help early sunday morning, she was in salem county. that call was made about 1:40 a.m. eastern time. she was found decent less than two hours ago now. >>> also the bad news from new jersey, the holland tunnel, that is closed to traffic exiting new york city, that northbound -- the north tube, it is called, but bound for new jersey, that has been closed. mass transit is still not running in the state, but it wears repeating, there has been one person killed as a result of flooding in the state of new jersey, a woman found dead a couple hours ago. that's bad news to have to report there. >>> let's go to natalie morales, who is live in hoboken, new jersey, across from lower

love lucy. a lot of lucy lovers are celebrating their 100th birthday in her hometown near jamestown, new york. we got the story from peter >> reporter: everyone loves lucy. >> the town is buzzing like i haven't seen it in my 15-some odd years of living here. >> reporter: and around the globe, there's even a film group from japan here somewhere capturing the crowds and doing a documentary on why the world loves lew cease ball. >> thousands of people and millions of dollars. >> reporter: spent on everything lucy, people are dressed head to toe to show they're the biggest fans and then there's the ones that are actual dressed like lucy. these friends came all the way from georgia. >> you could pass for the young ricky. awesome. >> ok >> reporter: okay, maybe a slight resemblance, but organizers are hoping this is just the start of something bigger. >> there is no national hall of fame of comedy. there is no coopersville of comedy. >> reporter: a comedy hall of fame. >> we're trying to take it one step at a time. we don't want to be out there saying it's a slam dunk, it's not, it's a small town. but what we have got going fo

peter. >> matt, you said you loved this guy. a bunch of women said he is acting incredibly inappropriately. >> he is innocent. what is inappropriate these days? >> for you nothing, apparently. >> do you want to retract your statement? >> or if the maid wasn't hot. >> dsk says the past two and a half months have been a nightmare for him. in the townhouse, try sending two and a half months with writers in solitary because your fingerprints were found on the throat of tier teen dead -- 13 dead hobos. >> why 13 and why is the cam -- camera on me? >> it happened to a friend of mine. >> i am the hobo on this show. so you are talking suicide 1234*. >> what does e2 mean? were you playing battleship? >> yes, i was. >> are you making fun of how i pronounce something? >> that was not a legitimate question. it was meant to offend me. >> can't it be both? >> no. >> first, bill, i'm with greg, shame on you for your lack of ron paul coverage. you have a platform. use it appropriately. >> i don't know how i get on these e-mail lists. it has to

peter. ann, i love your books. i just started reading "demonic."rlier e-mail touched on the question i wanted to ask you was whether or not you had read much or, like, read or read about ayn rand and if you had any opinion on her philosophy. and if i could ask you just one more question, how come we don't see american feminists worried at all about the treatment of women under sharia law? >> guest: yeah, great question. um, because american feminists don't care about women, they care about promoting socialism. one of the photos i brought for you folks, by the way -- you wanted pictures of me with my family. i only had one of me with one of my brothers that happened to be in a book i was reading, but there was also one of me in answer to this question -- not quite an answer -- standing by a store called john galt who was the hero of "atlas shrugged." now know that. the big hero. anyway, there was a sportswear store out in vail, and be i assume they know who john galt was since he was in colorado, and, yeah, i liked ayn rand, and then i stopped being

. >> you even have peter king saying you can't be questioning whether barack obama loves america, thate of thing, so there's a republican saying that. let me play for you also something that mitt romney had to say, because this really i think speaks to the larger sort of gop theme here. let me play this for you. we don't have it? all right. i'm going to read it. i have to put my glasses on, though. >> go ahead. >> romney on corporations at the iowa state fair -- corporations are people, my friend. of course they are. everything corporations earn ultimately goes to the people. where do you think it goes? whose pockets? human beings, my friend. is this a theme we're going to hear? >> a couple things there, chris. one is the gop has shown a resilience. every time someone says, hey, that's not appropriate, mitt romney got all sort of blockback, yet it doesn't create pause. there is -- seemingly they are well to go to far ends of the earth to demagogue these financial issues, and we forget perhaps sometimes that dr. king's teachings, the civil rights teachings led to the establishment of jo

joining us is fox news legal analyst peter johnson jr. who loves himself.'re fun. >> they are fun. the first amendment grants citizens the right to peaceful assembly. how are they going to make flash mobs illegal? >> the city council in cleveland says that there's a law now that is called the improper use of social media. so you can be charged with a misdemeanor if you improperly use social media. so the question becomes what is improper use of social media? is it going to macy's and making believe you're part of a cult in gathering around a rug and telling the rug salesman that 200 people need to make a group decision or is that a massive pillow fight on a moment's notice. we've seen those before thousands of people in dozens of cities. >> snowball fights as well. >> snowball fights and things like that. flash mobs were set up to be a spontaneous event, a fun event. almost performance art where you make fun of conformity and you make fun of being the first to enjoy something in society. but there is a problem. if you start passing laws about improper use o

love out with robust debate guaranteed. if you can. follow me and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle is outside democracy promotion an oxymoron what is america's track record in the arab world and is invoking security interest over democracy the greatest haven for tyrants. to discuss democracy promotion i'm joined by teddy in paris he is a writer and filmmaker and with we go to jeff purdue he is a post-doctoral fellow at aberystwyth university and author of american foreign policy and postwar reconstruction comparing japan in iraq and in durham we cross to bruce generals and he is a professor of public policy and political science at duke university and another member of our cross talk team yelena hunger or a gentleman crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want to take i'd like to go to you first in paris over the last two weeks. were saying events that we've never seen before in the arab world i liken it to the end of the soviet union it is a world history or sturrock moment as we're doing this program events are unfolding extremely almost out of c

. >> we even have people like peter king saying -- you can't call bernanke a traitor and question whether barack obama lovesrica. let me play for you something that mitt romney had to say. this really, i think, speaks to the larger sort of gop theme here. let me play this for you. >> corporations are people, my friend. we can raise taxes, of course, they are. everything corporations are ultimately goes to the people. where do you think it goes? whose pockets? human beings, my friends. >> is this a theme that we're going to hear? >> what i don't understand, a couple things there, chris. one is the gop has shown a sort of resilience, you know? every time someone says -- that's not appropriate, mitt romney got all sorts of blow-back for saying "corporations are people, too." and yet it doesn't create pause. seemingly, they're willing to go to very far ends of the earth demagogue these financial issues. the civil rights teachings led to the johnson's great society programs, which was government taking a role to decrease the gap between the haves and the have-no have-nots. those are the principles that mitt romn

know morales is in this parallel universe, a lot of fans want to know will he have a love interest like mary jane to peterarker? >> i wouldn't be surprised. morales' parents are still alive and he will interact with them in the book. and he'll interact with a number of characters who were part of peter parker's life. but -- >> i don't know if this is miles more or less' green goblin. tell us about the villains that spider-man will face? >> there will be new ones as well. i can't give away too much. >> i'm a reporter, i have to ask these questions. because we know spider-man is so, so popular, so many movies, spidey movies. we're trying to help you out and help cast the next movie. who would play a miles morales, who would play spider-man? do we have the tweet? my executive producer, do you know who jesse williams is? he's a biracial actor on "grey's anatomy," she tweeted him. >> i don't. >> here he is. this is jesse williams. if you could think of anyone right now to cast is miles morales, who would be your dream pick? >> i'd have to say out of all due respect to ben, i believe donald glover would be my p

peter difazo, thank you. please let us know how the town hall meetings are going. would love to hear about it. >>> nbc news political analyst, and michael steele former rnc chairman and msnbc analyst, good evening gentlemen. >> good evening, reverend. >> michael, let's try a different approach. you and i fight and argue a lot. let's try a different approach. >> okay. >> president obama has said he is coming back after labor day. he is going to lay out a jobs plan. americans overwhelmingly have said they want jobs. he has said, i want to lay out a jobs plan. >> okay. >> forget the talking points of the republicans or democrats. >> all right. >> he calls you in and says, what can i do to provide jobs that can get through the republicans in the house and senate? what would you tell him to do? >> i would probably start with the idea of creating a balance between the private sector and the public sector. we don't want to slanted obviously heavy one way. i mean, look, i'm not one of the anti-republican governments who feels the government has no place or role. i think can you be a

peter the great of a ship the monument was erected to celebrate the three hundred anniversary of the russian fleet the fountain and landmark is surrounded in controversy many muscovites don't like the structure but love or hate it it definitely makes the area stand out join senator. fountains are not only the perfect place to relax in the in the warm summer sun but also at night many of them become illuminated landmarks various shows featuring musical performances and light installations are often organized at the city's most prominent fountains stance and singing attractions are popular with muscovites ex-pats and visit his ideal and cooling outdoor entertainment show. let's start with a ride at the city's in a museum and reserve decision has been known since the late sixty's century belong to a reader sister of stop a squadron off in seven hundred seventy five when the state was bought by empress catherine the great received its present name which means thirteen is in english. park is located approximately fifteen kilometers from the center of moscow. it takes around half an hour to get there by car depending on traffic. and you can also take an underground train from the city center to the city ce

peter king, no wallflower, from long island, new york. you can't be calling bernanke a traitor an you can't bema loves. if he continues this, he'll have a tough time. your thoughts, michael. >> i go back to my original point. he could care less what this congressman thinks because he wasn't talking to him. the folkswashington think it's all about them. and it's not. >> a congressman from new york. >> it's not same as being you know from texas or south carolina or -- >> where's the republican party located now? >> all over america, baby. ought over america. >> and not a -- it can't -- >> a bust, you know? >> michael, it can't be about the 10% of americans that actually agree with perry. that's nonsense if you're talking about a general election. he'll never win. >> look, ron -- i. know he's in the primaries. >> i disagree with you. >> he's running for president. right? or is he just running for the 23407 nomination? >> let's talk about -- coming on -- >> no -- >> for you this is coming on. >> when? >> very soon. in fact, the next segment. >> have fun with him. >> let me ask you the same question. if he'

small boys and would love to kiss you and hug you and do many other things to you this video has been put together by a group of volunteers as they track people they believe are peter viles legal online pretending to be an underage boy or girl they set up meetings with people who don't need to preferring minors the idea is to film their faces and expose them on the web and it was to go but i wish they were simply a group of people who decided to fight this evil in their own way because our families live unless it is our children walk in these parks and we don't want them ever to meet those perverts plus a good cause nicholas which can be trying to act within the law but often operate and it's edge volunteers tracking paedophiles on line say most people will sign off when they learn the personel chatting to is under-age but they also say roughly out of one hundred contacts one is certain to be looking for easy prey can be the maximum sentence for child sex offenses is twenty years in prison an amendment to the law is meant to introduce tougher penalties including life in prison and conditional chemical castration but until the changes are implemented and proven to b

. >> peter kofu from west palm beach wants to know will we ever actually cut and the federal government staff in washington, d.c. >> you love, but one of those appropriations bills was a deal with the legislative branch. we have cut another 7%. you do see a lot of cuts. i've told my chief of staff met with the money we are allocated i want to make sure we come in -- i think i said 10% below the money we are allocated. i want to be able to turn that back to the treasury. those are the things we have to have people that are doing. >> these are a couple of questions that are more election-related. david frum, beach wants to know what will be done to prevent voter fraud in the coming election. [applause] >> i know that we have the chairman of the palm beach executive committee. regardless of your party affiliation, this is what you need to do. it is important we do not have intimidation are the things we previously saw. we need to clean and our reputation now. >> congressman, gerry has been following the congressional race -- presidential race and wants to know why you think governor perry has become so popular so quickly. >> i

share the discomfort of peter king and some other northeast republicans who are not happy about some of his language, about him saying he didn't know if president obama really loves the country, refusing to say that. saying that printing more money, if you agree or disagree with the policy would be near treasonous by the fed chairman. what do you think of that language on the campaign? >> i think that we've seen the criminalization of politics on john conyers part and on the impeachment issue. we don't need to go down that road on the republican side. we can have policy differences 20-second time-out saying that it's a criminal activity. and i do have policy differences obviously with this administration. and i even have some policy differences with ben bernanke. the big problem with the fed is the dual charter. the fed's job should be solely to have a stable currency. not using monetary policy to pump up the economy. that's really the role for policymakers and for the private sector and we should keep the money supply and keep monetary policy focused on stable and secure sound money. do you agree that rick perry's language was not presidential? >> comparing rick

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peter defazio of oregon, thanks for your time tonight, really appreciate it. >> thank you, rachel, doing a great job. >>> melissa harris-perry, who i know you love, fresh off herriumphant guest hosting gig last week, melissa joins us in a moment. > now in terms of the disruptiono the neighborhood, you're trying to do this under living, breathing new york. obviously, this launch box that we're in, which is going to be the 96th street station is a huge cavern, it goes all theay up to street lev here, just above our heads here, the ceiling here is street level and this is a huge underground room. this had to have been painful for the neighborhood. >> last year our answer on this show to "shark week" was "geek week" which had no chance at all with competing to the american juggernaut that is "shark week," but still it was fun and i got to see the tunnel boring machine on the east side of manhattan. since then, that massive construction project has not gotten any quieter, but now one construction worker working on that project is doing his best to make it up to the people who that construction sound has been annoying, and the adorable way he's doing it is the best

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peter: what do we have here? >> one of my friends in georgia added peaches and i loved it, so what we did here is we took some grilledns? >> some steak and i tell you, it just takes regular beans up to the next level. so grilled peaches and steak into the beans and then next, coal slaw will never be the same because we have got some toasted almonds. we'll add toasted almonds to the coal slaw. i took and grilled off some pineapple. we'll add that to the coleslaw. we'll mix that. potato salad, we're going to spike it up with grilled jalapenos. i tell you what -- >> steve: what a good idea! >> peter: that's more than a notch. >> it adds the party to the barbecue. >> steve: famous dave's, it's always great to have fridays here on "fox & friends". that's good. >> just a little bit of extra really takes the party up for same ole same ole beans, potato salad, coleslaw and it gets better every time. >> steve: dave and porky, that guy behind you, he's waving again. >> wilbur. >> steve: oh, charlotte's web, of course. i knew that. gretchen, over to you. >> gretchen: that guy cooks great barbecue and he's a good pr guy, too. he

lovely wife. [applause] the united states representative and his wife. [applause] the honorable gaddy vasquez, the eight united states ambassador to the aid organization. from the ventura county board of supervisors, peter foy. [applause] all of our representatives from simi valley and thousand oaks city council. [applause] and last but certainly not least, i would like to extend a very special thank you to the general electric company, the presenting sponsor of the ronald reagan centennial celebration. [applause] mrs. reagan, honored guests, ladies and gentlemen, ronald reagan was known as the great communicator. we're honored to have as our speaker today freshman united states senator who one prominent publication called "the most talented speaker in american politics today. " [applause] perhaps, a new "great communicator." [applause] the son of exiles from bill cuba, hestro's learned from them the same values that ronald reagan championed, family, faith, work, peace, and freedom. in his maiden speech from the senate floor, he recalled his early days. "i come from a hard-working and humble family, yet i consider myself a child of privilege. i was blessed to be raised in a strong and stable family, and

love them and they follow them on twitter. >> i've been ignoring this side on the way back. >> and peter, i work for two degrees and that's awhopping 13 followers. >> it's about quality and not quantity. >> are not very good either. our company has a mere 200. i was wondering on places like twitter and facebook, how do small businesses get more recognition and followed besides from being ticker? >> go ahead. >> beauty of small business and twitter has not escaped us from the very beginning because you don't have to have a lot of followers. early on i was in new york city and i walk by a bakery that was mostly doing cookies and they had flake part of a cardboard box with a magic marker to said follow us on twitter. when the cookies come out warm we will tweet. i was like that was genius because only if 90 people in the neighborhood follow that account, when those guys say chocolate chip cookies coming out right now at like three in the afternoon are sent name, everyone just gets out, runs down and buy some appeared even if it's 90 people, they just sold other cookies. they can either go home for the day or make another batch

love them and follow them. >> i have been ignoring this side of the room. >> hello my name is peter. i have a 13 followers on a tour. >> it is about quality, not quantity of. >> of our company has a mere 200. how do small businesses get more recognition and get followed aside from being bigger ? >> the beauty of small business on twitter has not escaped us from the very beginning. you do not have to have a lot of followers. early on i walked by a bakery that did cookies. they had a cardboard box with a magic marker that said follow us on twitter. when the cookies combat of the oven warm we will tweet. even if only 98 people in the neighborhood followed that account, when those guys say chocolate chip cookies are coming out of the oven at three in the afternoon, everyone runs down there and baez cookies. even if it is only 90 people they just sold all of their cookies. they can go home for the day or make another batch. and all they needed was a sharp be and a piece of a box. -- sharpie and a piece of a box. they could save follow me and i will tell you if i get a special grain next w

love that guy's message, so we tracked him down. guess what? he's going to join us now in just a few minutes. >> peteriberal, the other ultraconservative. why is the great former democratic mayor ed koch throw his weight behind republican bob turner? you're about to find out. >> steve: the special election to replace former new york congressman anthony wiener, remember that guy? the special election just weeks away. competition is heating up between democratic state assemblyman and republican bob turner, and now turner has gotten some big support from a democrat. former democrat, new york mayor ed koch is turning his back on his own party to support the republican candidate and send a message to the president. and we're joined this morning by mayor ed koch and candidate bob turner. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> first let me say, i am a democrat. secondly, i'm also a liberal with sanity. what i want to do is what bob wants to do. he is what i consider to be a compassionate conservative. we represent a majority in this country of both democrats and republicans and we want to send mess

lovely wife and daughter half, gayle. -- better half, gayle. the hon. gaddy vasquez he was an ambassador for food and agriculture. from the ventura county board of supervisors, peter. all of your representatives from the city council's. -- councils. . last, but certainly not least, a special thank you to the general electric company, the presenting sponsor of the ronald reagan centennial celebration. [applause] >> mrs. reagan, honored guests, ladies and gentlemen, ronald reagan was known as the great communicator. we are honored to have as our speaker today, a freshman united states senator who one prominent publication called "the most talented speaker in car.'an politics today car [applause] >> perhaps a new great communicator. [applause] >> the son of exiles from fidel castro's to the, senator marco rubio learn from his parents the values he has championed in public life -- the same values ronald reagan championed, faith, neighborhood, family, work, and freedom. in his speech from the senate floor he recalled his early days -- "i come from a humble and hard-working family, yet i consider myself a child of privilege. i was blessed to be raised in a strong and st

love them following them on twitter. >> how about somebody way back there? >> my name is peter. i work for two degrees.i have a whopping 13 followers. >> it's all quality, not quanity. >> not very good, either. our company has a mere 200 or something. on places like twitter and facebook, how do small businesses gets more recognition and being followed aside from being bigger. >> go ahead. >> the beauty of small business and twitter has not escaped us from the very beginning. early on i was in new york city, and i walked by a bakery that mostly did cookies, and they had like part of a cardboard box with a magic marker that said follow us on twitter. when the cookies come out of the oven warm, we will tweet. i was like that is genius. even if only 8 people in the neighborhood follow that account, when those guys say chocolate chip cookies coming out of the oven right now at like 3:00 in the afternoon or something, everyone gets out of the office, runs down there and buys them. even if it is only 90 people, they have just sold all their cookies, and they can either go home for the day or make another batc

love your music. >> good to see you, how are you? >> i'm well, thank you. >> she's got a new album coming out that you recorded in england. >> i did. >> at peter gabriegabriel'stually put it out on lp form? >> yes. >> what are you going to sing in. >> this is a song called "carousel." >> "carousel" for hoedi! ♪ ♪ ♪ for all you broken-hearted lovers ♪ ♪ go to find another one ♪ 'cuz you are tired of waiting ♪ ♪ why hard to know what's good for you ♪ ♪ but the fever breaks when you do what it takes ♪ ♪ put your weapons down ♪ you hear the music ♪ music ♪ for you ♪ and you got ♪ my friends ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ if all i hear is music ♪ beauty stands for me ♪ love comes back ♪ around again ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ a carousel my friend ♪ time won't wait ♪ so don't be late ♪ ride is one more time >> vanessa, thank you so much. what a beautiful birthday song. thank you. you know, i was trying to say thanks. great, great, great day. so glad that jay got to come. so glad i got to hear vanessa. thanks, everybody, thanks alana, thanks, christine. thanks everybody. >> we love you, hoda. seecome back tomorrow,

love them and they follow them on twitter. >> lagat then ignoring this side of the room in the way back. so somebody way back there near the microphone. >> my name is peter and i work for 2 degrees. i was wondering -- >> its quality, not quantity. >> not treated either. [laughter] our company has a mere 200 or something and i was wondering on places like twitter and facebook how does the small business kind of get more recognition and get followed besides from being bigger? >> well, -- go ahead. >> the beauty of small business and twitter has not eased a test from the very beginning because you don't have to have a lot of followers. early on i was in new york city and i walked by a bakery that most needed cookies, and they had like a cardboard -- part of a cardboard box with a magic marker that said "follow us on twitter when the cookies come out of the oven warm and we will tweet." i was like that is genius because only if 98 people in the neighborhood follow that account, when they say chocolate chip cookies coming out of the of them right now at like, you know, 3:00 in the afternoon or something, everyone just gets out of the office and runs down ther