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there were radicals called cloward and piven. here it is in a nutshell. >> the cloward-piven strategy? in a nutshell. richard cloward and frances fox piven add sans their strategy to end poverty in a may 2, 1966 article in the nation. cloward-piven starts with the idea that there is a wide gap between the entitlements that poor people are elibigle for and the entitlements that they are actually collecting. they say getting everybody on to the welfare rolls will wipe out poverty, and the only way to accomplish that is through a massive multi-city education campaign making heavy use of the media. so once the poor know they eligible and start to sign up, what happens next? in their own words, quote, a crisis, end quote, a crisis that starts in the cities that would rapidly spread to a nationwide level and force the government to move quickly to create a new program for direct income distribution, marxism. wait a minute. community organizations overwhelming the system that would lead to a massive redistribution of wealth. gee, where

here's you introducing piven.i'm jimmy fallon. all right, so our next guest stars in -- he stars in 'entourage' as well as the moveie 'the goods: live hard, sell hard'?" >> jimmy: i've never given anything a thumbs down while introducing it. >> "is that really the title?" >> jimmy: no, it's just "the goods -- i would just call it "the goods." >> the first night, if you watch the tape, you were awful. i'm sure you watch the tape a lot. >> jimmy: what do you mean? >> no, no, no -- you just were like "live -- what?" >> jimmy: well, you know, i didn't know that, that was -- you kept going with your title. i thought it was just "the goods." it's like, "'the goods: live hard, sell hard,' and if you sell hard you should live hard as you sell." [ laughter ] what is -- >> you're doing it again. this is exactly what i'm talking about. >> jimmy: well, call it "hangover 2." [ laughter ] then everyone -- dude, you've got a lot of funny people in this movie. you got piven, you got craig robinson. >> yep. ed helms. >> jimmy: ed

. >>> jeremy piven is here this morning, the star of "entourage."has a new movie out. >> "the goods." >>> lots of news for you, as well. let'get you the latest. deborah roberts is upstairs. >> good morning, chris and sam and diane. good morning to you, everyone. the gunman who killed thre women at a health club near pittsburgh is emerging as a tortured loner. george sodini left behind a trail of warnings, including this video tour of his home, and blogs talking about his failure to emotionally connect with others. particularly women. there was even a hidden message on his website, saying he would put off the shooting if he could get a certain type of woman. >>> in other news, despite strong republican opposition, supreme court nominee sonia sotomayor, is expected to win senate confirmation in a vote today. that would make her the high court's first hispanic justice. >>> around this time of year, most parents are swarming the stores, snapping up back-to-school bargains. but not so far this year. retailers say their sales are down. especially at those

gee, this sounds like cloward and piven.be somebody should google cloward and piven and read up on it. up to $500,000 grants will go to providers and as the bill reads, priority will be given to, quote, applicants that have developed partnerships with community organizations or with agencies with experience in language access. i know we're all thinking about the same thing when we say community organizations. yeah. the amish. now, when they announce something that they don't really want to you know, they always announce it on friday. this from last friday. i think this should be talked about on the news. tim geithner asked congress on friday to increase the debt ceiling from $12.1 trillion to more than $12.1 trillion. according to "the wall street journal", secretary geithner, in a letter to congress said the current debt limit could be reached in -- what time is it now? he writes, quote "it is critically important --" sounds like another emergency coming "critically important that congress react before the limit so that cit

. >> jeremy pivens. why is it so hard for the tv stars and cable stars to go to the movies? >> maybe if it was a role depicting gold you could get more people. >> he wants to play a different character, though. he gets stuck in these roles that everybody sees you as and that's it. >> i know. too bad, right? >>> this comes from wjar nbc 10 in providence, rhode island, where in nearby bristol, one colossal crustation is really sure to make your mouth water. take a look at big bertha. a mammoth lobster that tips the scale, get this, 12.5 pounds. that means she's probably about 60 years old. good news, she'll likely live much longer. the men that actually caught her are considering holding a charity fund-raiser with the winner getting to release her back into the ocean. good luck, big bertha. >>> i'm christina brun. you're watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] >> mainly a dry day as high pressure starts to build in and rain over the atlantic. 69 down -- 68 at easton. going up fo

this one, jeremy piven did. i want you to talk about this one. look at this, jeremy piven.est. is any of this real? [ lghter ] >> that, i can't -- it looks like him. it definitely looks like him. >> jimmy: would he wear that to the set? would he show up, like, "i'm ready"? he's got his kayak with him. [ laughter ] what episode is that? that's hilarious. well, that's good. then i saw you did one here. this is on the cover of "redbook." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] that's it there. that's very good. making cookies there. that's good. just going for that audience. >> trying to reach, you know --=e >> jimmy: this one's a weird one. "external hard drive aficionado." [ laughter ] i mean, you're excited about that external hard drive. >> exactly. that's a whole other audience that we reached. >> jimmy: yeah. this one here, you got the cover of, congratulations, "high times." >> my favorite. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there it is. i think you did that photo shoot right before "the view." >> with spongebob, right? with spongebob. >> jimmy: and then this o

jeremy piven in the used car comedy "goods" came in sixth. finally, so much for the drawing power of high school musical star vanessa hutchens. "bandslam" belly-flopped into 13th place. >>> this comes from wlwt news 5 in cincinnati, ohio where a nearby manson dare devil went for a long walk for a very long way high above the ground. the tight rope walker safely made it 801 feet on a wire suspended 662 feet in the air. this is the highest walk ever for the 30-year-old from the famous high wire family. to further appreciate the high-flying feat the steel cable he crossed was only as wide as a nickel. >>> i'm christina brown. >> a very good monday morning. a hot one today. high pressure in control. as far as our companies go, let's take a look. it looks like we're 78 to 76 downtown. 69 at the airport. 70 in easton. 72, cambridge. 72, ocean city. a nice mild start. we're going to head up into the low 90's today. 88 to 93. partly cloudy skies and dry with the presence of that high pressure still over the mid-atlantic. winds out of the southwest. t

jeremy piven in the used car comedy "goods" came in sixth. finally, so much for the drawing power of high school musical star vanessa hutchens. "bandslam" belly-flopped into 13th place. >>> this comes from wlwt news 5 in cincinnati, ohio where a nearby manson dare devil went for a long walk for a very long way high above the ground. the tight rope walker safely made it 801 feet on a wire suspended 662 feet in the air. this is the highest walk ever for the 30-year-old from the famous high wire family. to further appreciate the high-flying feat the steel cable he crossed was only as wide as a nickel. >>> i'm christina brown. >>> good morning to you. i'm joe krebs on this 17th day of august, 2009, 4:54 is our time. we have 73 degrees outside. feels pretty nice right now. wonder what it's going to feel like later today. we'll find out. >> we will. good morning, everyone, and welce. i'm barbara harrison. we will start things off, as we always do, with a look at weather and traffic. tom is here with his forecast for this monday. >> did you have a g

. >> jeremy pivens. why is it so hard for the tv stars and cable stars to go to the movies? >> maybe if it was a role depicting gold you could get more people. >> he wants to play a different character, though. he gets stuck in these roles that everybody sees you as and that's it. >> i know. too bad, right? >>> this comes from wjar nbc 10 in providence, rhode island, where in nearby bristol, one colossal crustation is really sure to make ke your mouth wate. take a look at big bertha. a mammoth lobster that tips the scale, get this, 12.5 pounds. that means she's probably about 60 years old. good news, she'll likely live much longer. the men that actually caught her are considering holding a charity fund-raiser with the winner getting to release her back into the ocean. good luck, big >>> our time right now is 4:54, 73 degrees out there. coming up, looks like we have some clouds perhaps. we'll check in with tom kierein, but a beautiful picture of the nation's capital right here on this 14th day of august 2009. good morning. welcome to "news 4 today." i'm joe krebs. >> and i'm

>> jeremy piven has the goods, and he stops by early this monday morning, august 10th, 2009. >>> very what promises to be a steamy august monday. welcome back to "the early show," everybody. i'm harry smith along with dr. debbye turner bell. both julie and maggie are off this morning. also ahead this morning, great news for people who have been hording their frequent flier miles. it's been difficult, but now they're easier to cash in than ever. want to tell you how to take advantage of mileage sales. >> that's really good news. >>> also, we kick off our new summer series, harvest 101. we'll start with tomatoes. we'll show you how to pick the best ones, cook them, and even preserve them. first, let's go to jeff glor inside at the news desk. >> good morning, everyone. >>> here in new york, the grim search for bodies and debris from that midair collision over the hudson river resumes this morning. with the small e helicopter hed plane was recovered yesterday. nine people died in saturday's crash, including a pennsylvania couple and a group of italian tourists. witnesses say the small sin

jeremy pivens plays the part of a used car salesman in the movie "live hard, sell hard. " he carries name in real life, don rowdy. >> i can't believe of all the names. >> and like pivens character, he used to sell cars. now a manager for the a debt solutions company, he says it is surreal to hear his name on the silver screen coming from the lips of his favorite actor. >> just to hear your name on the big screen over and over and over, you know, we why -- were joking if i had gotten $100 every time they said my name i would have been a wealthy man. >> although he admits he unsuccessfully lobbied the studio for a trip to hollywood. >> throughout all of this all i had ever wanted was really, again, to be maybe invited to a premiere, to get out to hollywood to meet the actors and the producers. i said i'm a big fan of jeremy piven, a big fan of jeremy farrell who produced the movie. >> he's sure all of his friends and fans will flock to the theaters. reporting from the news room, i'm kerry cavanaugh. wbal-tv news. >> here's a look ahead to our next hour of "11 news sunday morning." >> i

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several factors, arousal, orgasm, and pain and distance from jeremy piven, the results, women who drank glasses a day scored the highest and non-drinkers scored the lowers and somebody pick me up a case of wine. let's go to the ladies. two drinks versus no drinks, it's not drinking if you're drinking two drinks. >> no, it's not, but women are thinner and can process alcohol more than us. and it's enough to get the tom off at least. >> you're talking about when you're alone. and then you spill the merlot all over you and not worry about stains. >> that's wonderful. >> he actually has to get himself drunk. >> you don't drink at all. >> no, i don't drink, i had a lot of problems at a young age, and i overcame them. personal. >> do you date women who drink? >> of course i date women who drink, i need women who drink. i require it. you ever see caligula? >> hey, jill, do you buy this research? do you think that women who drink more have better sex lives. >> i think this research is kind of odd that they're doing this at this point. it seems that a lot of people realize that alcohol might loo

basically jeremy piven has to sell 200 cars. >> right. >> jimmy: your boyfriend is at home. brother in a man's body. >> jimmy: i mean, there's so many people in there. craig robinson, rob riggle. just, it's a really funny movie. yeah, yeah, yeah. did you have any personal experience with car dealerships before when you went into this? like did you research it? [ light laughter ] >> was i a masochist? i hadn't purchased a car recently but i did go with my brother. my brother is a happily married guy, first of all, i should say. and he wanted to buy a prius. so we went to this car dealership and we're looking at the car and the guy says to us, "so, is this something that you're going to buy today?" and my brother says, "oh, well, you know, my wife has got to come and check it out." and he goes, "oh, so your wife makes the decisions for you?" and we're -- and my brother is like, "well, actually, i'm happily married. we make these decisions together." you know? and he's like -- "oh, so let me ask you a question. who pays the bills in the family?" [ audience oohs ] >> jimmy: that

. >> jeremy piven leads a team of used car super salesman in the goods, some laughs but mostly clunkers. on star. a spaceship full of sick aliens runs out of gas and it hurls them into district nine, a concentration camp. three stars for sci-fi fans. they will love it. now here is the come meet weekend movie guide. almost four stars for 500 days of summer and for julie and julia. three stars for districtine, the the new movie bandslam, three stars, and almost three for the time traveler's wife and for puno and a perfect getaway, two stars for adam and one star for the goods. have a nice weekend, everybody. i'm arch campbell, abc 7 entertainment. >> adam, i know you're a big fisherman, so before we check on our forecast, we wanted to show you this amazing catch. bob morris from rhode island just caught a 12 1/2 pound lobster. he has been fishing for 35 years and hasn't seen anything hike it he has named the 6-year-old crustacean lucky lucy. others call it big bertha. they're considering a charity auction where the winnere baas o release him back into the ocean. >> you can't eat that. not

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jeremy piven leads a team of used carupersalesman in "the goods quts.ughs, but most clunkers. one star. a space ship full of sick aliens runs out of gas. the government urges them into district nine, a concentration camp. three stars for the sci-fi fan. they'll love it. weekend's best bets, "500 days of summer," "district nine," and "julie & julia." i'm arch campbell, abc 7 entertainment all a now one last look at your friday morning commute with jim russ. >> overall, the interstates are lighter than normal. a car broken down westbound span of the bay bridge in the roadway. a couple of other he wants out there. the john hampton, that's on the shoulder, lanes are open there. now with the forecast, here's brian. >> outside this morning with a light, northeasterly breeze that actually feels refreshing. we'll see a fair amount of sunshine today. temperatures will climb into the mid and upper 80's, much like they were yesterday, maybe one or two storms, but not too much to even talk about into the weekend, temperatures will climb into the 90 degree range for

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here are some serious ones, bernanke played by jeremy piven.ijener, tom hanks. >> harrison ford for fuld and daniel day-lewis. and bernanke, paul gee mattie. >> this one i love, this is inspired, that i think that's it. >> spot on. >> should be him playing ben bernanke. >> they've got bernanke being pl played and ken moreno playing fuld. our own staff came up with their own ideas, they spend hours on this. we need to show these quickly. they have fred thompson playing hank paulson. >> i like that one personally. >> jeff goldblum as fuld. frank langella for ben bernanke and tony goldwyn. >> we'll see you tomorrow. erin burnett coming up next with "street signs." >> james lockhart has a new job, become vice chairman at w.l. ross. >> red box is suing warner home videos. >>> and stocks erased early losses and rallying led by energy shares. >>> hello, i'm erin burnett. names lie royal caribbean, merck, all on the list today. why trash bags matter for our economy. then, america banking on electric cars, the fear is we're replacing middle east oil wit

jeremy piven can now breathe a huge sigh of relief.the hook for breach of contract. it was brought against him by the producers of the play. he feels vindicated: the 44-year-old pulled out of the play saying he had mercury poison from eating too much sushi in new york city. i hate when that happens. gretchen: i tweeted about this next topic already and i had a ton of you tweeting back. i should say twittered. a man was forced to wear a sign on the side of the road and it says. this look at that i cheated. this is my punishment. during rush hour. brian: looks so sad. doesn't he? gretchen: i have gotten a lot of comments on this. but, first, let's see what the cheating husband had to say about it. >> i figured i got to do what i have got to do to make things right, you know. i can't really say a lot of the things. but a lot of good lucks and a lot of god bless you. dave: did he make things right, guys? he was out there at 9:00 a.m. she texted him at 11:00 a.m. and said you are off the hook. come on home. he made things right in two hours

but because of a career line piven rack. of dedication and to evil is justice under the law. nothing, i repeat nothing should be more important to any nominee then a dedication to the simple words chiseled above and the engines to the supreme court. equal justice under law. these other reasons that i am proud to stand in support of her confirmation and in these other reasons i believe judge sotomayor should in my view unanimously confirmed by the senate. but i know i'm that will not be the case. i know there will be few and the other side of the aisle who will cast their vote in support of her. i know some of my colleagues have suggested that the judge sotomayor may not have the judicial temperament necessary to serve on the supreme court. now into the savages to get up and say that i said watch the hearings in and year fell want them closely. listen to what was asked, watch your responses, take note of it the tenth, the dignity and clarity of ring answers. now be aware of the deference shown every senator on the committee, her tone, her tenure of her responses, rebuttals, an

. >> i do think it makes sense to have a diversity of piven models and investor pay model and is to repayi think investors pay models have some down sides once the rating occurs, there are concerns that the investor would have incentives to avoid downgrades on their own holdings but i do think there is having a diverse city of approaches within the same basic legal structure makes a lot of sense. i think we need to reduce reliance on a by regulated entities and ratings but i think it will be picking process and to be the time to review of how to replace that function in the regulatory structure with alternative judgments that can perform similar functions. >> i have issued bonds in the past and have rating agencies made them. and you wanted to know we are paid in full. [laughter] but it is an interesting process that too go through. in you really do sort of an entity that is going to give the rating and then you pay them an up-front fee and then as the bar work is what the bullets to pay everything back over time. i do wonder -- and. >> that is very old fashioned of you, senator. [laughte

what we would call conservative they had decided on this of a for both beckham and never regarded as pivennd conservative and retrograde. and the centers were a small chicken slaughter business, they were kosher jewish pushers on roush avenue and they were prosecuted under the nra and ever the case that was paid to go to the supreme court to approve the constitutionality of this before we estimate that it was unclear if that should fit into the commerce clause. >> guest: the mist of the federal terming can do in the state's. >> host: it has to apply to interstate commerce. >> guest: the and are a breach that and everyone knew there needed to be a test so the stick in business was taken because in another case they had interstate commerce and never prosecuted very nastily. a lot of the laurie prices, that was illegal. always a problem working too many hours. the competing and when you go and look back. >> host: it's a member that they got a tryout. >> guest: a lot of like about them and was never a serious they realize what the government was saying was wrong and to me it would be like prob

with improving the economy and some of the social policies feliz piven benefit i think back to marshallhat part of this has to do with making sure that young people have rights in the legal standing in this matter are twitter address is booktv and c-span2 and robert is doing from tuscaloosa, i've been afternoon to both of you. with. >> caller: as i talk to you because of time i am i hearing anything for a hearing in his lips are not moving fast track there is a delay on cable but we can't your use of the head with your question for he will respond. >> caller: mr. williams, i have great respect for your analysis of the news and by the way you were born on one-year vanhollen authoring trying and the university of 1955 and then in tuscaloosa press room at the university and an notice you of oftentimes when it crashed hammer and. >> him. and he is a very intelligent person but it appears to me that sometimes you cater to both them and then if they are two of the most intolerant same george will that, on fess news analysis fifth for u.s. to that question and then have another statement. do y